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A letter of credit, usually abbreviated as "L/C", is a pledge by a bank to make a payment to one of its account holders' customers on presentation of confirming documents. It is usually used in international trade where a seller in a foreign country needs a firm commitment to payment by the buyer before goods are shipped. In UK accounting practice a letter of credit is regarded as an "Off Balance Sheet" device, and so should not be entered into the accounts. However, there is one type of L/C that is saleable, and so, accountable. This is the "traveller's letter of credit."
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Enter the details of the traveller's L/C in the Cash ledger of your accounts. The amount of the L/C should appear in the debit column. A quirk of accountancy practices leads them to define anything that increases in value as a debit.
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Reduce the "Cash at bank" by the same amount. The overall effect of these two entries will cancel each other out and leave the overall Cash account total the same.
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Report the traveller's L/C on the balance sheet as part of "Cash and Cash Equivalent." Do not itemise the L/C as a separate item. As a traveller's L/C is regarded as "cash" (see Tips for explanation) it will not impact the balance sheet at all.
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- Standard L/Cs are non-funded and so should be mentioned in the notes accompanying the accounts. Here, they should be listed as "contingent liabilities."
- Traveller's L/Cs are saleable, and so accountable. However, they merely offer an equivalent expression of cash as money and so, in accountancy terms they are just as much "cash" as legal tender. A key difference between commercial L/Cs and traveller's L/Cs is that the later is "sold for cash" and so has intrinsic monetary value. For account ting purposes, a traveller's L/C is the same as a traveller's cheque.


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How Wet?
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Cloud on the hills?
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Fragments of cloud may rarely drift in off the North Sea, between about 500 and 900m, to shroud eastern hills in Angus and Ochils.
Chance of cloud free Munros?
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Freezing Level
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What can I do for the facial pain and head ache that I have from a bad Botox experience? My brow fell down causing my eyelids to look like slits. Please help
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You should definitely see your physician that treated you. Sometimes the droop can be treated by treating other areas to balance the effect. The head ache should be explored by that doctor and if there is not a reasonable answer then your doctor may refer you to a neurologist.
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It is unusual to have pain after having Botox injections. If your brow fell too much, then it is probably the litmus test to have a brow lift. Sometimes you can use Botox on the upper 1/2 of the forehead but can leave the lower 1/2 -1/3 active tell allow eyebrow elevation. Some doctors do the opposite and inject underneath the brow to deactivate some of the orbicularis. The main issue with this, is that it increase the risk of eyelid ptosis.
Certainly see your doctor to make sure your headache isn't something unrelated to your BOTOX treatment.
Most people get headache relief from BOTOX, and it will likely completely wear off without any significant negative sequela. So sit tight for a few weeks, and your brow will look better, and start moving again.
I hope this helps.
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Is this recently after an injection? Did you experience bruising?
A small amount of pain may result from the needle injection itself. It could be that you sustained a small hematoma or needle injury but this is exceedingly rare. For the most part, Botox is painless.
Try topical massage and distraction therapy.
Topical numbing creams are not likely to be of any benefit.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Title: | MCNPX-PoliMi for Nuclear Nonproliferation Applications |
Authors: | POZZI Sara; CLARKE Shaun D.; WALSH W; MILLER Eric; DOLAN Jennifer; FLASKA M.; WIEGER B.; ENQVIST Andreas; PADOVANI Enrico; MATTINGLY J.k.; CHICHESTER David; PEERANI Paolo |
Citation: | NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS \& METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A-ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT vol. 694 p. 119-125 |
Publisher: | ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV |
Publication Year: | 2012 |
URI: | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168900212008224 http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC70879 |
DOI: | dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2012.07.040 |
Type: | Articles in periodicals and books |
Abstract: | In the past few years, efforts to develop new measurement systems to support nuclear nonproliferation and homeland security have increased substantially. Monte Carlo radiation transport is one of the simulation methods of choice for the analysis of data from existing systems and for the design of new measurement systems; it allows for accurate description of geometries, detailed modeling of particle-nucleus interactions, and event-by-event detection analysis. This paper describes the use of the Monte Carlo code MCNPX-PoliMi for nuclear nonproliferation applications, with particular emphasis on the simulation of spontaneous and neutron-induced nuclear fission. In fact, of all possible neutron-nucleus interactions, neutron-induced fission is the most defining characteristic of special nuclear material (such as U-235 and Pu-239), which is the material of interest in nuclear-nonproliferation applications. The MCNP-PoliMi code was originally released from the Radiation Safety Shielding Center (RSSIC) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 2003; the MCNPX-PoliMi code contains many enhancements and is based on MCNPX ver. 2.7.0. MCNPX-PoliMi ver. 2.0 was released through RSICC in 2012 as a patch to MCNPX ver. 2.7.0 and as an executable. |
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Are You Making This Deadly Massage Marketing Mistake?If I asked you what makes you and your massage practice unique and different from every other massage practice within 30 minutes driving distance from you, what would you tell me? Would you have an answer? A real answer? Let me tell you why I ask… On page 57 of the book Profit Patterns by Slywotzky and Morrison, the authors begin discussing some of the patterns that occur within a business (massage practice), prior to the business (or massage practice) going into what they call a "no profit pattern". A "no profit pattern", as they describe it, being a period of time where the business doesn't generate any profit. Pretty straightforward. For our purposes, a no profit pattern will be a period of time where your massage practice really isn't bringing you the financial reward it should be. A down time in clients and income, if you will. The authors actually identify two "pre-conditions" that lead a business (a massage practice) into a no profit pattern. In essence, the authors tell us what two conditions occur or exist before a business (or massage practice) becomes profitless. Now… this is some pretty heavy stuff, so hang in there with me for a second. I promise it will be well worth it. The first condition, the only condition we'll be discussing, is an overabundance of sameness or commonality in an industry or market. If you're a student or Inner Circle Member of mine for any significant length of time you've heard me describe this before as marketing incest. This is where one massage therapist copies what another massage therapist is doing, who copies what another massage therapist is doing, who copies another, and another, and so on. First, this "sameness" leads to what's been called "the dumbing down of marketing". In massage, for instance, it's where every practitioner is running the same type of ad, with the same look, same style, same offer, etc. Like a recording of a recording which just continues to decrease in quality, the same thing occurs with the marketing. Everyone's copying everyone else, and the marketing is just getting worse and worse. Not to mention, looking exactly alike. Second, what happens is every massage therapist who follows right along with the same type of marketing every other practitioner is doing, positions themselves on a level playing field with everyone else. This is one of the worst things that can happen to any massage therapist. The last thing you want to happen is for you, your practice, and your massage services to be viewed by your target market as a commodity. As just another MT in the neighborhood, if you will. The reason the authors have "sameness" as a pre-condition to a no profit pattern is pretty simple. When there's an overabundance of sameness amongst competing businesses (or massage practices), and everyone competes the same way, commoditization follows, and price suppression follows that. In other words, for massage therapists, they all start to get viewed as the same in the eyes of their prospective clients and the only way to compete with one another is to lower their fees. Inevitably, this leads to less and less profitability. And then business death. I share this with you for a very good reason. You must commit right now to stepping out of the herd of massage therapists you're competing with, and never allow your massage practice or the massage services you provide to become a commodity in the eyes of your clients and prospective clients. In other words, right now commit to uniquely positioning your massage practice in your marketplace. So, how do you do that you're wondering? With your marketing, that's how. First of all, realize that if you're going to grab anyone's attention – which is the first job your marketing is required to do – it cannot look like everything else out there. It must look different. It must be inviting and exciting. Remember, being boring is the number one sin in massage marketing. And most of the stuff you see from MT's looks identical and is boring. Be unique. Ask yourself, with every marketing piece you put out in the marketplace, "Could any other massage therapist say the same things I'm saying, about their own practice?" Could we easily take your name and your practice name out of the ad and replace it with any other massage therapist, and have the ad still work? If so, you're simply positioning yourself as a commodity. Big mistake. Take risks with your marketing that get you noticed in the vast ocean of sameness and me-too-ism you see so many massage therapists stuck in. Another thing you must do to prevent commoditization is to have and use a Unique Selling Proposition (USP), sometimes referred to as a Unique Competitive Advantage, in all of your marketing. A USP is really just a single, tightly-defined statement that tells your prospective clients what makes you unique. It tells your prospective clients in one single statement why they should use your services and not the services of another massage therapist. The best way to craft a powerful USP is to think about what your target market wants, that they're not getting from other MT's, and promise to deliver it to them in your marketing. In other words, promise to give your prospective clients what no other massage therapist in your area can promise to give. A promise only you can make. Do that, and you have one heck of a powerful USP and positioning tool. With that said… always remember… how you position yourself and your massage practice in the eyes of your prospective clients will almost always determine the height of your fees, your cancellation rate, and the ease at which you get clients. Market your massage practice like every other bodywork practitioner and you'll wind up a commodity. Market your massage practice with a solid USP, a marketing message that matches your target market, and unique look… and you'll be able to write your own ticket.
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Reference photographs are not okay? Portraiture revolves around reference photos--about fifty of them. That's the first session. After that the artist selects a few that would plan out well and does some preliminary sketches in paint. Meets with the client. They choose what they like. And the serious painting begins. It ends with one or two life sessions where adjustments are made and finish details filled in.
I wouldn't be apologetic about using a reference photograph. It's the norm. This is a wonderful portrait. Her skin is gorgeous and has the glow of the temperature in the room. This is terrific Hilda. Your usual great work.I think it is perfectly fine to use photo references! I am sure the old masters would have done had the option been available at the time! It is really lovely! I like the soft lighting across her skin and that little highlight on her nose - just perfect :0)
ReplyDeleteYou have painted a so charming portrait !Dear Linda you caught a sweet expression of that person! A beautiful portrait where the eyes and mouth speak to my heart ... something intense and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHilda I can see that you enjoyed this portrait - to me it radiates with great warmth. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMe gusta la expresion de sus ojos y el gesto en su boca! Contrastes suaves. Un retrato adorable. Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteI like her hair up, too, Hilda, and you did a great job of portraying it. Her expression is so lovely, and her skin does look beautiful in your portrait.
ReplyDeleteYou have painted a lovely young lady who has a sweet and kind expression in those lovely hazel eyes. Love the row of earrings, Hilda.
ReplyDeleteYou really caught her flawless complexion and beautiful features. Lovely painting and model!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Hilda! You really captured her expression and love the color in the shadows.
ReplyDeleteShe is so beautiful.. I think you have painted her just so well. That smile and that sparkle in the eyes is just so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe portrait is as beautiful as the lady herself..Detailed portraits can hardly be drawn from life.You did a great job, Hilda.
ReplyDeleteNice work Hilda, I like the look in her eyes and the sweep of her hair. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteEs un retrato muy expresivo. Me gusta mucho el recogido del pelo, creo que le dá un cierto aire informal. Que hay de malo en las fotos?
ReplyDeleteHi Hilda - I've been gone a while so it's been fun to catch up on your new portraits. This one is especially great - love her eyes and those earrings are really fun. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely, lovely portrait, Hilda - She is luminous! And her slight Mona Lisa smile is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteYou caught that perfect smile so well, the personality reflects in this portrait. I also loved the minute detailed work on her earrings. Hilda, stunning job as usual!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Hilda! You have perfectly captured her expression. I really love her smile and her hair. Ciao!
ReplyDeleteHi Hilda.
Once again you have hit the jackpot again. fantastic. Yes the skin tones are brilliant.
My, you are a fantastic portrait painter. All the best Hilda.
Vic.Ciao Hilda,
rendi sempre molto vivi i volti che dipingi e
trasmetti la voglia di indovinarne la personalità.
La pettinatura, in questo caso, ha grande protagonismo perchè alleggerisce e vitalizza molto il viso...gli occhi e il sorriso completano un viso davvero simpatico!
Ciao, abbracci, FlorianaHello Hilda..woah..another fantastic piece..she is wonderful..I love her skin tones and shimmer on her face..and her eyes are very captivating..she almost seems familiar to me!
Gorgeous work..you always amaze me!
VictoriaVery well painted, Hilda. She glows and her eyes and expression are lively. You need not worry that you used a photo; you nailed it.
ReplyDeletewow again!!!Your portraits are so beautiful!!!She is very very nice and happy.
A superb work!!!!
have a nice day-))She is gorgeous and the one before her as well! I don't know how to tell when a portrait painting is done from a live model vs a photo. Is there a secret to this? Both are so beautifully painted!
ReplyDeleteHello Hilda, it is a joy to return here, your lovely studio. Again a magnificent work of art! Actually, the model has a wonderful light in his face and you capture that moment very well. Send you a warm hug.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this one!! Maybe my favorite so far. I like how evenly handled it is, just very solidly rendered, nice!!
ReplyDeleteI'm back! Really lovely portrait, Hilda. The expression in the eyes is excellent ... you're totally brilliant!! :0)


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In many ways, Ghost Hunt reminds me of Jigoku Shoujo. The two anime each start out with a relatively interesting premise, but ultimately are undone by their absolute unwillingness to take any sort of risks with their story. Instead, both series dutifully trudge along the path of least resistance, and the result is depressingly conventional.
Granted, Ghost Hunt is not nearly as monotonous as Jigoku Shoujo. The series' several plot arcs are distinguishable enough from each other to not be absolutely mindnumbing, and some of the best arcs are actively engaging. Moreover, Ghost Hunt actually attempts to keep the audience guessing, and provides plot twists that, while predictable, help to keep the show moving.
The best scenes only allow the audience to sense the ghosts indirectly. A ghost in plain sight is seldom scary, but implicit signs of the supernatural (shifting objects, strange noises, falling temperature) can be genuinely creepy. Ghost Hunt realizes this, and uses such tricks to good effect well before the spirits ever fully show themselves in a given story arc.
Still, the series is nonetheless trapped in a very rigid framework, which hurts the narrative considerably. By the end of each story arc, the audience can be completely sure that:
1. Every major character will still be alive.
2. The case will completely solved.
3. Everything will have returned to the way it was at the beginning of the arc.
This kind of story structure has traditionally suffered from poor character development, and Ghost Hunt is no exception. However, an even more devastating consequence is that this almost completely kills the suspenseful mood that the series is going for.
Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni, a superior horror anime in almost every way, is notable for having no such self-imposed restrictions. While both series have arc-based storylines, in Higurashi, anything could happen. Major characters could die, mysteries could be completely explained or remain utterly unsolved, and even the roles certain characters played could shift erratically. The result was riveting.
On the other hand, Ghost Hunt makes no such leaps of creativity, and the conservative approach dampens the excitement almost to the point of being unwatchable. Throw in some sterile, out-of-place humor, and the resulting plot is middling, at best.
While the colorful, clean, standard anime-style character designs are fine in a vacuum, they don't mesh well with the supernatural elements and should have probably been toned down. Furthermore, most of the actual ghost character designs are not only disappointing, they're flat-out lame.
That said, the backgrounds tend to be detailed and nicely drawn, character movement never looks too awkward, and there isn't much reused animation.
The OP is a nice little instrumental track very much along the lines of the X-files' theme. Voice acting is fine, and the background music is serviceable, albeit somewhat forgettable.
As mentioned earlier, the characters in Ghost Hunt are very much a victim of the plot structure. There is almost no character development whatsoever, and the development that is there is irrelevant to the actual storyline. Moreover, what is there to begin with isn't all that interesting, either; rather, they're familiar character archetypes with almost no memorable traits.
Granted, some may be willing to forgive the mediocre cast as a necessary evil given the story structure. However, no one is going to actually like the show because of the characters.
In the end, Ghost Hunt has some creative individual story arcs, but it suffers from frustrating predictability, sub-par characters, and awkward comedy. As a result, this is a tough series to actively recommend.
A lot of people seem to like this one, and to some extent I can understand why. The individual story arcs were entertaining enough, after all, for me to finish the entire series. At the same time, however, there are too many flaws to simply ignore.
Let's start by making clear what this show is and is not. Whatever the title may imply about the genres, you must be aware that it is not mainly a horror title with some girly romance but in the contrary it is girly romance with some horror. If you expect to find super creepy stuff in it, you are not going to find them. If you are not fans of pretty boys and airhead girls in love with said pretty boys, you are not going to like this anime very much.
Now that we clarified this, I can freely say that Ghost Hunt is your standard shoujo formula, combined with something else for flavour. It has been done many times and it usually creates a far more enjoyable and memorable overall, just because it is not just shoujo. Plain girly romances tend to get boring very fast. And thus, just like Vampire Knight had vampires, Library Wars had libraries and Chihayafuru had Chihara… err, card games I mean, Ghost Hunt uses ghosts to flavour its setting.
The animation is done by J.C. Staff, the studio famous for its low in context and high on shallow fan service shows. Their budgets are usually good but their shows are most of the times softporn garbage nobody even cares to keep around or watch a second time. In this particular case though they had a much different approach. The production values are NOT that eye-catchy and there is some context to pay attention besides oversexualized underage girls. It is a very uncommon work for their standards. The direction is done by Mano Akira, a guy who only did this and the very dull second season of Gunslinger girl. Definitely not a promising name.
So, as you begin to watch, you basically get average to good production values, an unimpressive director, and a girly romance with some ghosts in the background. What do you think will happen? Hmmm…
The overall artwork is nothing impressive and the characters are rather cop-out figures of shoujo clichés. There isn't much fluent animation but at least there is consistency in the figures and no sudden quality drops or deformities. The saving grace lies in the uses of visual effects, in a way that doesn't pass as overdone or dull. They are used properly to bring out whatever emotions you are supposed to feel in a situation (fear, anxiety, laughter) and they are doing it right.
The sound part is nothing impressive in terms of voice acting or most cases of BGM. It feels like it's there for the sake of being there and the actors aren't doing an exceptional job but I can't blame them for the roles they were given. What really stands out are the opening and ending themes. They are gorgeous! So dynamic and attractive to the point they make you think you are going to watch an action-horror movie by Tim Barton or something. To be honest, they don't exactly fit with the show as the plotlines are hardly THAT exciting but whatever, I liked them a lot.
The story is a bit of a let down if you fancy on-going scenarios. It is just stand-alone mini arcs where the teenager heroes seek for the solution to some creepy mystery. Although there is a solid ending to each one of them, the very loose arcing is what makes the whole thing lacking an actual built up towards something specific. Basically, there is no actual progress outside an arc and the final episode is just the ending of another case. Nothing solid to prevent a sequel from popping up.
The characters are ok if you like shoujo casts but definitely don't stand out in any particular way. You get your standard airhead female and your standard snotty pretty boy allying with a few other rather eccentric people with a speciality in the supernatural and head to solve weird cases. And that is pretty much all you get since aside from their quirky behaviours, they never develop to anything further than they appear to be. This is also the result of the style of narration, as you basically get stand alone arcs and no actual build up towards a goal and to allow some actual change about them. They are fun to see them act alright but nothing past that.
I don't find much value in this show. Although the shoujo/ghost combo is indeed helping to make it memorable, at the same time there is very little to gain from watching it a second time. You already know the answers to each mystery and the characters don't develop in any way so you are not motivated to do so.
So, did I enjoy this anime? Yes, but only in very specific areas. I really liked the use of darkness and visual effects, I really liked the opening and ending themes, and the characters were fun to look at on a standard level. But that's all of it; I wasn't really amazed about anything in terms of animation, BGM, characters or stories. It is an ok show for anyone who can stand shoujo clichés but hardly amazing or something you will remember in a few years.
And now for some excused scorings.
Analysis: General Artwork 1/2, Character Figures 1/2, Backgrounds 1/2, Animation 1/2, Visual Effects 2/2
Analysis: Voice Acting 2/3, Music Themes 3/4, Sound Effects 2/3
Analysis: Premise 1/2, Pacing 1/2, Complexity 1/2, Plausibility 1/2, Conclusion 0/2
Analysis: Presence 1/2, Personality 2/2, Backdrop 1/2, Development 0/2, Catharsis 0/2
Analysis: Historical Value 0/3, Rewatchability 0/3, Memorability 2/4
Analysis: Art 0/1, Sound 1/2, Story 0/3, Characters 0/4
This anime is great!
Lets start with the looks. The drawing is really, really good. You will love it, if you like this style. It actually remind me of Sword art online. The most important thing: the female characters actually look humanoid and not like two balloons on a stick. Everything looks great.
The characters. Almost every character is pretty complex and well done. We have a lot of character evolution and everyone gets really useful at some point. They act pretty smart all the way. The main character is really calculating and smart, reminds me of Lelouch. Mei, while pretty useless at first, gradually becomes a pro. And lets not forget about the humor. They all have great humor and are really likeable.You want proof? Look at the first scene when our aussie friend makes his entrance. Hilarious.
The sounds: two words: perfect match.
The story. Some stories are a bit weaker than the others, but they are all great. Each of them is 3-4 episodes long. Each of them is really different. The first mini-story is a pretty good introduction and we gradually get more serious and dangerous. The story with the kid who got lost playing hide and seek is actually really disturbing. Even if the whole thing is more or less child-friendly, the cases are actually pretty damn hardcore.
If you ever watched the "Supernatural" TV-show and liked it, I strongly recommend watching this. It reminds me of the first 2 seasons of the show.
One of the best series I ever watched, with 1 huge flaw. Its basically missing an ending right now. I honestly dont understand why didnt they continue the series, at least for a couple of episodes, just so we can find out the background story of Naru. Missing an ending is a huge flaw, and thats why my overall score is not consistent with the others.
The other small problem is the weak intro. Basically nothing happens, it doesnt change, stays the same for all the episodes. It was good to establish atmosphere at first, but gets boring really fast.
I consider this really, really underrated. It actually is in my top 6 behind Death Note, Code Geass, Sword art online and on the same level as FMA Brotherhood and Log horizon. Its a horror, its a comedy, its about friendships, its about psychopathic murderers, dead children, etc.. It has everything.
I really hope that some day they will give it at least one more season.
A must watch! Have fun!
PS: dont look at the poster for the series on IMDB. Only looking at that will basically destroy the last plot-twist.
If you are into Anime Horror or mysteries, I think you should give Ghost Hunt a try. Not because it's among the scariest of what the Genres have to offer but because it has some extremely emersive stories. It manages to pull off a more tame Horror in a very easy to swallow way while still remaining interesting to the seasoned fans. This is one of those anime that you can watch with anyone really without worrying about them running away.
The Story is of a episodic nature but each case spans more than one episode. If I was to complain about anything, there would be only 2 issues I could come up with. The first is that the female main character seems sharp and interesting at the beginning. She isn't a ditsy school girl and seems to be wary of people and things she should be wary of but she's not a scaredy cat either. However, almost imediately within the first episode she devolves into the steriotypical, naive, whining, damsel in destress. I'd say it covers it's bases by making the male lead continually berate the annoying female lead for her flaws but sometimes he acts like he likes her that way and nobody else seems to care about this at all the rest of her friends while being in mortal peril all seem to feel the need to comfort and protect her. She's strong but useless yet has a lot to say about others. Typical of the shoujo Genre female lead. I don't know what I was expecting from a Shoujo anime but, I hoped for better considering the rest of the stories quality and ability to be interesting. So that was disappointing.
The only other real issue was in some cases the culprit or affending item was so blatently obvious that it was almost insulting that they gave us so many hints to figure it out. I know these are 2 fairly big flaws to swallow but trust me, the anime is well worth the watch still. I tend to be extremely picky on what I choose to start reading after I watch an anime, but this is one that I went straight to the manga afterward to start it.
One last detail I should mention about the anime's story is that although it gives off the feeling that the main storyline is really just taking off it doesn't force a manga follow up like in many anime. You can enjoy this as a stand alone and it manages to wrap up the cases and loose ends nicely so if you won't be reading you won't feel irritated about how it left off.
The animation in Ghost Hunt was above average but, most anime I have seen that were created around the mid to late 2000's were fairly well made in this catagory anyway. It wasn't anything groundbreaking mind you, but I saw no flaws like in many of the newer anime. I won't go into my dislike for how lazy new anime has gotten in general (not all of them) since that's a subject for another time and place. What I will say is that although there are no extra sparkly flashy multicolored explosions (kill la kill) the animation feels right for the content of the story.
I would have ended up giving the sound an 8 or 8.5 but because of the anime's opening song my score went up. The song may actually be one of my favorites in anime. It's a slightly creepy instrumental that really goes well with the content and sets a perfect tone for the show. Although the Opening song is excellent the sound effects and background throughout the show are also really good, and the voice actors (english dub) do a great job as well. So it really outdid itself in this catagory.
The characters recieved the lowest rating I gave for the whole show. Though I really liked some of the characters, I couldn't help but lower the rating considerably for the 2 horrible very shoujo female characters of the series. The Male lead, The Monk and The prestess were interesting and fun, without them, I'm not sure I could have stomached it. The Spirit medium girl and the female lead were so annoying and unoriginal that I cringed nearly every time that it was their turn in the spotlight. Their characters felt like they were copy and pasted from Samurai Deeper Kyo's Sakura and Yuya except they were worse. If they choose to put some less offending females in the anime, I would have been able to enjoy it a great deal more, but they didn't. Although the Prestess is also annoying at times, she is one of those characters that is ment to be annoying as comic relief, so it's fine for her.
The only other thing I wish was a bit more thorough was character development for the male lead. Sure it's nice to have him be somewhat enigmatic, it adds to the mysterious tone of the anime, and although they give some difinitive information at the end of the anime, in between the female leads annoying sobs, self lothing and grappling for attention, I still felt it came up a bit thin. Don't get me wrong the male lead's personality is extremely detailed. It's not that, it just feels like (trying not to spoil here) some parts about him were not really explored much. Anyways, other than that, the characters are for the most part fun and interesting.
Overall, I'd suggest this anime to pretty much anyone. It's not really too scary. I'd say the horror is more on a R.L. Stein's Goosebumps level as opposed to a John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness Level. So feel free to watch it with you're non horror fan friends... they may come to enjoy it too... it has a few parts that may seem suspenseful to some, but for the most part it's very easy to watch. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
So... Ghost Hunt. I started this anime on a nice october afternoon (who cares right?) whilst searching for nice animes to watch in preparation for Haloween. Having seen this under the #horror tag, I tought I'd give this one a try.
Let's start this review by saying that if you wanted to see an horror anime, and are not interested in romance whatoever you should not even think of watching it. But, if you enjoy (or can sit trough) some cheesy romance I strongly suggest that you give this one a try.
The story behing Ghost Hunt is not very surprising. It consists of 8 different arcs (called ''cases'') that each follows a different case (aha!) investigated by our ghost seeking team. All of these arcs follow the same rigid pattern, episode by episode.
1. There is a new case impling some new paranormal happening that needs some investigation.
2. The case has been exposed and there is some new evidence of what it might be.
3. Same.
4. The evidence led the team to determine what is happening, and an end is put to it.
Can you see where this is going ? Yes indeed. This is very constrictive and not very surprising. I found myself often quite bored when it came to the conclusion of the different arcs, mostly because it was all the same.
Also, some humorous parts were not so bad, when some were very, very bad. I guess that everything depends on what your humour is like...
Appart from this, the diferent cases in themselves were pretty nice and interesting, going from sad to straight out creepy (trust me, the ''Bloodstained Labyrinth'' episodes gave me the chills).
The overall animation has a nice and soft shoujo style, nothing very unusual or intersting. The animation isn't bad and doesn't lack fluidity. What I liked the most about it was that the horror scenes had a very nice tone to them and where very well designed. Overall, the animation let the cenario come trough and didn't interfere with it in any way, which is good.
As much as I tried to listen to it, I totally hated the OP. I couldn't bring myself to listen to it more than once. The song is a nice instrumental track that fits the theme very well, but it is way too repetitive for my taste. (And, even if this doesn't fit the ''sound'' category, there is no OP sequence at all. And... well... it bothered me.) The background music is somewhat forgettable, being there just for the sake of being there and nothing more. Sounds effects where good, bu it is actually hard to mess the sound effects...
Even if the combination of every (or almost every) character made the anime enjoyable, each character alone would not stand more than a minute under a more detailed analysis. There is no character development at all, some minor changes trough the entire series, but nothing major that would justify everything that happenend. Instead, we are presented some new things that are accounted as ''development'' but seem to come out of nowhere and are supposed to help the anime progress... which it does, but not much because of these things.
But, let's face it, the way the plot is structured may have caused the characters to be like this, since there is no room for character development. If you are expecting some serious character development (which I hope not, after having read the synopsis), don't bother.
Tough, I would like to point out that, contrary to classical shoujo, the main protagonist is not that much of an airhead, which I found quite refreshing.
Overall, I really enjoyed Ghost Hunt, mostly because of the nice horror scenes and the variety of the cases presented. It is a nice and relaxing show to watch, entertaining enough to watch the entire series.


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Well, just like the Presidential prediction, here are my predictions for the Senate races (percentages is the first map, with confidence being the second map). The colors ARE switched from what the normal media colors, so sorry about that, but that's the way the website I use does it. The maps are courtesy of Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas, and my most current prediction can always be found here. On to the predictions…
* = Pickup via defeat of incumbent; ^ = Pickup of an open seat
Democrats: 16 (+4)
Republicans: 19 (-4)
Light gray indicates states with no Senate races
First, a note about Wyoming and Mississippi:
- Wyoming has 2 races, Michael Enzi (R) against Chris Rothfuss (D) and John Barasso (R) against Nick Carter (D). I expect both Republicans to win with results around 63%.
- Mississippi has 2 races. The maps are predictions for Thad Cochran (R) against Erik Fleming (D). In the election between Roger Wicker (R) and Ronnie Musgrove (D), I expect Wicker to win with around 51%, a much closer race than the other.
So, let's have a little discussion about the states that some people might disagree with me over:
- Arkansas: Mark Pryor is unopposed by a Republican. Rebekah Kennedy (Green) is the only opponent.
- Alaska: As much as I dislike him, and as much as he's done wrong, I don't see Alaskans voting "Uncle Ted" out of office.
- Minnesota: Had it not been for recent polls showing Norm Coleman ahead again, I would've given this to Al Franken. It could easily go back before the election though.
- North Carolina: I don't see voters voting Elizabeth Dole out. They may say so in the polls now, but I think she'll win.
- Oregon: Probably the toughest call I had to make. I only gave it to Gordon Smith because he's been trending upward in the polls, but by next week, if he's not ahead, I'll be switching this over to Jeff Merkley.
Now, my confidence map:
So, again, like my Presidential prediction, I'll be updating this one next Tuesday, if not before.
The Democrats could win as many as 8 new seats, but I don't see them winning any more than maybe 6.
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For some people, finishing a manuscript is a huge milestone. Others don't consider themselves victorious until they've landed on best-seller lists or sold X number of copies. Still others don't call themselves champions until they have X number of books written and distributed.
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I found this to be an inspiring post. It's so true: some authors can churn out three or books a year, while some writers (me included, though I'm an amateur, of course) have a hard time just putting their thoughts to paper for a short story. My lifetime writing goal is just to write one novel that I'm satisfied with-- it doesn't have to sell lots of copies, or even get published, but I just want to write the kind of novel I would want to read.
Oh, and the quote at the bottom-- it's a great line from LOST, and the character who said it is Jack Shepherd-- or as we like to call him in my house, Dr. Giggles. Great quote. :)Each of us defines success differently, and that's how it should be.
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Highlands Presbyterian Church Final Service 5/15/16 Dear Friends of Highlands, Many of you have already received news that after 63 years, Highlands Presbyterian Church, a beloved institution in our spiritual community and in the hearts of our membership, will hold our final services on May 15th, 2016. We will hold an early worship service at 9 a.m. for all members and friends who want a more intimate gathering.
Sunday, August 2 Our August 2 service began with a lovely performance by RD Bonner, Allyson Bonner, and Kathy Broyard of Cat Stevens' "The Wind." I wish you could hear it now. The rain is such a blessing and our garden blesses us with many beautiful flowers for our sanctuary. The entrance to the church parking lot is blooming with more and more plantings, thanks to Andy Hughes.
Sunday, July 19th Sunday, July 19th, some old friends returned for worship, and we celebrated the Lord's Supper with a very friendly group. Susan Mickelberry served a tasty, light summer meal after the service and we enjoyed the conversations and shared news of summer trips. The title of our sermon today was "Demolition." The message was about tearing down the walls that separate us and rebuilding a new holy temple of the spirit in service, prayer, and worship, uniting all beings and all creation.
Join Us This Sunday for a Special Musical Program Come join us at Highlands this Sunday, June 14, at 11 a.m. Pastor Sandy Faison will lead our services with a sermon titled "Size Doesn't Matter" on this fourth Sunday of Pentecost! We think you will enjoy Pastor Sandy's style, flavored as it is by her years in Alaska! Also featured will be special harp music performed by Crystal Clark Miles, including "All in a Garden Green," "Siciliana," "Another Spring," as well as "It's a Rosebud in June," arranged by Crystal. Come enjoy this special program and join us for food in the Fellowship Hall afterwards! We'd love to see you
Highlands Welcomes the Reverend Sandy Faison as New Pastor! Highlands Presbyterian Community Church proudly announces appointment of the Reverend Sandy Faison as our new pastor! Sandy was joyfully introduced as our new pastor at the April 26th service! It's been a long search, and Highlands feels fortunate indeed to introduce Sandy to our congregation and to the community. Sandy brings with her a warm heart and welcoming spirit, in addition to many years of experience as a Presbyterian pastor. The congregation expresses it's warm appreciation and gratitude to Sandy. We look forward to her presence among us. More to come!
April 26 Good Shepherd Sunday Sermon, "In Return" by Pastor Sandy Faison On April 26, our fellowship enjoyed the leadership of Pastor Sandy Faison who led services with a sermon titled "In Return" on Good Shepherd Sunday! Special music was a piece by attendee Thomas Smith entitled The Simplon Pass (poem by Wordsworth), performed by Jasmine Robinson, soprano; John David Erikson, cello; and Andy Hughes, piano. It was very special indeed. We hope you will attend Highlands soon and discover our many riches of fellowship, music, and spiritual exploration.
First Lent Service, Spring 2015 Thanks for a wonderful first week of Lent sermon at our 2/22 service this morning by Rev. Glenn Dixon, Pastor Emeritus from Westminster Presbyterian! Glenn spoke on "Who Am I?" and also asked "who are my brothers? Glenn will be back on March 15th! Join us next week on Sunday at 11am as Meaghan Monaghan leads us in Reflections on Lent!
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Hey: I want to buy a mac pro 8 core nehalem, and I really want to get the Snow Leopard "when it comes out". Do anyone know When? Do you think I should wait to buy a new mac pro until then? Im very new mac user and dont know the "Apples Work System"? do they use to lower the price after a while? how long? will it be lower when snow leopard is out? Thank you Lars
Only judging from what I read, it seems Snow Leopard will be out between July and October. But really, only Apple knows what date they're shooting for and that's dependent on the progress of development.
...and they don't lower the prices by much, your best bet is in the refurb store for ~15% discount...
I will use it for music production. I use Softwares like protools, nuendo, and cubase and a lot of plugins. If I buy mp 8 core now, can I simply upgrade to Snow leopard later with buying it? Will the mac pro work as well as if I buy the mac when the snow leopard i out. I mean will the Hardware be changed for better effect? Or will the mac pro be the same all the way until the new mac pro comes out?
Well, there's a lot of speculation on what the next generation of MacPros will have as compared to this generation already, but by the time Snow Leopard ships (IF it is later this year) I wouldn't be surprised if the hardware configurations were still the same. However, you may have to wait for some of your programs to be compatible not only with Snow Leopard, but with Nehalem as well.. There were some music program incompatabilities with the hardware. Search around the forum for the specific ones, I do know that ProTools wasn't running as good as it should on the platform.
Well I went ahead with my purchase of a new Mac Pro. I figure even if Snow Leopard comes out it can only get better (maybe worse in the short term). I do wonder how Snow Leopard will improve multi-core performance. But in the end I need the machine now so I bought it. If you can wait till the fall to see what Snow Leopard does then by all means wait.


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Coniston Bluebird Bitter (Cask) | 3.6% | 3/6/2016 |
Traditional old English pub in a lovely little town in the lake district. All beers on cask are brewed in house. A good selection available today, approx 10 beers on. Some seating outside, quite close to the road so it is a little noisy. Tasting pours available - 3 thirds for the price of a pint. Beers are of average quality. |
72 Nice brewpub in the heart of coniston selection of coniston beers from the brewery out back food was OK and they do carry outs which was handy as we were camping just down the road |
72 A lovely old pub which is also a brewpub for the Coniston brewery. A warm atmosphere with good bar food. At least 8 but maybe 10 beers on cask plus 2 on keg. Also was able to buy the bottles I hadnt had to take away. More places like this please. |
64 Big old place with the bonus of being a Brewpub and at the end of a walk that finished over the top of the Old Man. Amazingly touristy on this side of the hill but welcoming all the same. The Coniston beers were kept in good condition and it was warm and dry after the driving rain, good job they didnt mind muddy boots and wet dog. |
72 One of several pubs in Coniston vying for the tourist trade, given that this is a small village their target clientele is understandable. It probably makes its money from diners, and this is a very comfortable and cosy old style pub to relax in, especially if you are one of the visitors enjoying the natural beauty of the area. There is a lovely stream running along the back wall of the pub, but this isnt incorporated into the design, its outdoor area is a triangle section sandwiched between the road and right angle of the front walls, but nice enough despite the fact all heavy goods vehicles will pass this way. Perhaps the biggest draw for those who only want to drink is the fact that this is a brew pub, selling the cask versions and more of the Coniston Brewing Company which can often be found in bottles in supermarkets. |
78 A cosy and comfortable old coaching inn and brewpub the home of Coniston Brewery.
The Black Bull is in the heart of the village, right by the beck and in the shadow of the Old Man of Coniston. Its an old coaching inn, perhaps made up from two or three houses put together, with a long bar in the middle, a room leading into the hotel and restaurant at one end and an area for large parties at the other. It has a low beamed ceiling and is rather dark but its cosy, comfortable, down to earth and unpretentious and the bar staff were friendly.
There are eleven taps, mainly with Conistons own brews, and quite a few bottles on offer too, including Conistons Infinity IPA at £2, the No. 9 barley wine at £2.75 and several bottles some limited editions - from Hardknott and BrewDog. The food menu sounded appetising but we didnt eat. Outside theres a pretty patio adorned with flowers.
(Visited 23 October 2011).
68 A large pub in the centre of a village in one of Englands foremost tourist attractions (the Lake District). Why is anyone surprised that the pub is expensive?
The beer on offer covers Coniston Brewerys range. The beers are kept well and brewed just up the road. The Bluebird XB and Oatmeal Stout are worth a taste. Food is simple, decent enough but unspectacular.
Overall a very pleasant place to rest the weary soles and sup a cleansing ale after a walk among the Coniston fells. |
36 tourist trap , good range of coniston beers no guest beers and a fake real cider |
76 A classic pub. Very expensive though- theyre milking its reputation and location for all its worth. Get the readily available Bluebrid Bitter and Bluebird XB elsewhere, although its worth coming here for the other rarely seen beers from Coniston Brewing. |
66 Coniston Brewing tap. The vibe is good in this busy, rambling pub. The beers are only ok - disappointing since I loved their bottle stuff. But the pub is nice. |
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I broke out my Number of Years stamp set (and accompanying Large Numbers framelits), and Shine On Specialty Designer Series Paper, for the first time, to make this card. It's a very different colour scheme to what I'd normally choose, but I like the look of silver with kraft, teamed with Bermuda Bay. It was a little hard to photograph this card, without getting a reflection of myself in the silver circle but here's what I came up with:
Listed below are all the current Stampin' Up! products I used on this card. If you live in Australia, and would like to buy them for yourself, you can go direct to my online store by simply clicking on one of the thumbnail images.
Thanks for visiting my blog today. Posting will continue to be a bit sporadic, until my craft room is set up properly, but I look forward to resuming regular posts soon!
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