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A/N: I don't own Naruto, otherwise Jiraiya would still be alive. That sucked.
This is my fic, synopsis would be this: Hinata is taken under the wing of one Mitarashi Anko. Watch her as she blossoms into more than just about anyone expected. Pairings possible Naruto, but nothing set in stone. Pairings would be coming way, way later.
This is Hina-centric big time. In this fic Naruto is not really a big factor for her, for reasons that will be explained later. They might pair but Hina needs to be developed, so he will not come along until way later in the story.
I hope you enjoy. This chapter is short, so forgive that. I don't plan on making chapters of this length too often.
Any deviations from cannon please take it in stride, though I don't think there will be many. Still, this is fanfiction you know P
(A/N: I'm reposting this story. This story was originally under the name White Snake by the author ThreeJewels. Well, ThreeJewels is me! :D. But due to some problems with my hotmail account linked to that screen name, I've had to completely abandon that name. I'm going to be reposting the story so far bit by bit and hopefully continue it. For those of you who liked the story and have not had an update in years, I want to say thank you for reviewing, liking, and reading the story. I feel a good ammount of time has passed and I've re-discovered my fan fiction muse. Thank you all very much =]. I hope you keep reading! And to any new readers... I hope you enjoy the story. IMO when re-reading it it could use some polishing. But plenty of people seemed to like it, so I hope anyone new will too).
Kurenai sat in Mihoi Café early in the morning, sharing an early morning breakfast with one of the more unusual Jounin in all of Konoha (as far as she could tell only second to their green spandex-clad counterpart). Yuhi Kurenai couldn't help but frown at the choice of drink her friend had so early in the morning.
"You know Anko, sake is not typically considered a breakfast drink" she said as she drank her own tea. They had come here to have a Western breakfast, as they usually did once a month just to keep track of each other. They had been friends for a long time, though Kurenai sometimes wondered how she had lasted as the eccentric and violent woman's friend for so long. Something about her own great capacity for patience, she mused.
Mitarashi Anko drank her cup of sake in basically one shot, and then moved to refill it. "You know Yuhi, we hardly get to go drinking anymore," she said with a sly smile as she raised the cup to her lips. "You can't blame me for trying to make up for the time we miss together. And what does the time of day have to do with anything, mind you?" she asked in an innocent and teasing voice.
Kurenai shook her head, knowing it was pointless to argue with the woman. If she wanted to drink at eight in the morning, that was her business, thought Kurenai could not help but worry some for the friend. She wondered if it was the same issue that had always been with her that had her drinking early in the morning, or if she was just doing something crazy like she tended to do for no reason. Either way, the mood was light and now was not the time for such an inquiry.
They made small talk, Anko becoming overly excited and exclaiming loudly when some Western breakfast delicacy called a crepe was put before them.
"Hey, old man, whip us up an order of dango while you're here will you?" Anko said to the waiter turning to look at him.
The man frowned, he couldn't have been older than forty, and said with some stiffness in his voice, "I'm sorry ma'am, but we do not serve that kind of food on the breakfast menu…"
Anko's hand moved lighting fast to her head, as if she was going to scratch an itch on the back of her neck. The motion however caused a kunai to fly out of her sleeve and passing within an inch of the man's neck, imbedding itself on a wood column ten feet behind him. The man froze and looked around, then back to the women again, a frightened look on his face as he realized what had just happened.
"Oops, sorry! I forget I keep that in there sometimes," said Anko with a not so convincing self deprecating laugh. "Now," she said, pulling another kunai out of somewhere and casually cleaning her fingernails with the tip, "I know turning an oven on and making some pre-prepared dango would't be too much trouble, now would it? I mean, most people usually make it a point to try and keep shinobi happy. Can't imagine why that would be, though" she said, keeping her voice neutral in a way that was not neutral, and made it sound much more like a veiled threat.
The man only nodded, accenting that he would take care of it, and quickly made off in the other direction. Before he was all the way gone, Anko thought of something else, turned and yelled at the almost-running man "Hey and another bottle of sake while you're at it, old man!"
Kurenai shook her head. "You shouldn't do that to civilians Anko. Intimidating the general population could elicit disciplinary action and a black mark on your record from the Hokage's office. If the waiter or the restaurant owner decided to make an issue out of it Sarutobi would be taking it out of your hide for a month."
Anko just shrugged and crossed her legs casually in a very feminine manner. Kurnai was always wondered how the younger Jounin could be such a tomboy one second and seem so feminine and sultry the moment after. She guessed that was at least one of the reasons why the woman was never short on male company when she wanted it. That the woman made it clear what she wanted from a man in the first minute was probably an attractive factor for the opposite sex as well.
Kurenai chose her words carefully, "you know he wasn't refusing out of personal dislike. Not everyone in this town dislikes you you know."
Anko just shrugged again. "It's my style. He won't go reporting to the Hokage. Most people are too afraid of what I might do to them," then she gave her friend a savage smile, "if they really believe the crap they say about me then they should be smart enough not to go out of their way to make me irritated, otherwise who knows what could happen?" Anko sat back, smiling like a cat and feeling smug. Kurenai just shook her head. The woman went about these things the wrong way, even discounting her abrasive personality and her…strange behaviors. She sadly wondered if the woman had given up trying to be accepted by the general population.
They both turned to their forgotten crapes and started to eat in earnest, and soon along came the waiter with freshly made dango and a hot bottle of sake. He dropped them off and scurried away quickly. Anko offered her some dango, a rare and for the few who knew her a profound sign of trust and friendship, and gladly Kurenai took a couple while Anko consumed over a dozen to finish the plate. Kurenai would have been impressed if she did not know this was like a dango appetizer to the woman. She had personally seen her consume over a hundred and still ask for more. Where the woman put all of that inside her body Kurenai did not know.
When they were done eating and Kurenai sipped her tea while Anko drank her sake, the younger woman asked, "so, what are you up to this morning? I heard you're getting your first genin team. You won't pick them up until later in the morning though. Don't go easy on the brats by the way. So what is it that you have to do so early in the morning?"
Kurenai hesitated before answering, thinking there was no real harm in telling her friend. "Well, as it turns out one of my students is the heiress to the Hyuuga clan," this got a raised eyebrow and a curious look from her friend, "and apparently her father wants to talk to me. It's not common for the Hyuuga to allow their heirs to join a genin team and serve as regular active duty shinobi, but it's not the first time it's ever happened. But I'm not sure why he requested a meeting with me before the teams have even convened. I suppose it might be to request something for his daughter's safety, though he knows I cannot show any favoritism. So I'm not sure what his game it."
Anko thought about this for a minute, playing with a dango stick hanging out of her mouth. Then she smiled sweetly at her friend, "Can I come with, big sister Kurenai? I'm curious to see what the heir to the famousHyuuga clan is like."
"Anko…" began Kurenai in a warning tone, "you're not exactly popular with the Hyuuga's. They still hold a grudge about what you did you know. You won't exactly get a warm greeting. And what are you planning to do, slip a large viper into Hinata's room? Or Hiashi-sama's study? It's not really in your interests of self preservation to go pissing off the Hyuugas," she paused for a minute, "even if you might be entitled to it to some extent."
Anko gave the older Jounin a puppy eye look that Kurenai knew was completely fake, even if it was somewhat convincing.
"No" said the older woman.
"Kurenai," said the younger woman in a oh too sweet voice, with a mischievous and dangerous glint to her eye, "you want me to come."
"No," said the red-eyed woman firmly, looking her friend in the eye. " I don't. It won't do anything but cause more problems. I don't really want to have to deal with a bunch of pissy Hyuuga's."
"I'll behave, Kurenai" said the younger woman with a teasing playfulness to her voice.
Kurenai rolled her eyes. Her friend would not drop the subject until she got what she wanted, she knew from painful experience. This was one of the pains of being friends with such a headstrong woman. Maybe it would just be less painful to let her come, but just make sure she was kept well out of anyone's way. She would get a headache if she had to sit here and argue about this for the next half hour. That decided it for her.
"Fine. But if you want to come you will have to wait while I speak with Hiashi-sama. And if you cause any problems I'll ask Hokage-sama to ban you from all dango serving restaurants in Konoha for a month."
The scowl her friend gave her was divine, that was not a price she was willing to pay to ruffle the skirts of some Hyuuga's. "Fine," she said, leaning back on her chair and stretching her arms overhead, "have it your way."
Kurenai gave her friend a tight smile. "Let's go then."
It wasn't nearly as entertaining coming into the Hyuuga compound as she thought it was going to be, given the circumstances. The two gate sentries were from the branch family, and in their early twenties or late teens did not seem to know who she was. A servant had led them through the large house until they were outside the study of the clan leader, Hiashi, who Anko, despite all the resentment between her and the clan, had never met personally. They never came across or saw another Hyuuga during the whole time they were walking through the estate. It was really uneventful. She was hoping to run into an elder or something, and get some kind of amusing reaction. Sadly, she had promised Kurenai she would be on her best behavior, so she couldn't take the initiative with some "entertainment".
The servant bowed politely to them. "Hiashi-sama is expecting you, Kurenai-san. If you could please go inside and wait, Hiashi-sama will be with you in just a minute." Anko noticed how she had just been politely toldshe wasn't welcome in Hiashi-sama's study. Maybe the servant knew who she was. The grey haired servant certainly seemed old enough. But she doubted it. It was probably just how the anal retentive Hyuuga did things, since the servant had not been told to expect her.
"Thank you, my friend will wait for me out here then." Said Kurenai politely, shooting her friend a meaningful don't you dare do anything look. Anko just smiled at her, something that could either mean she agreed or that she was going to raise hell anyway. Kurenai just shook her head and walked in the study.
Anko had nothing to do but wait in the hallway as the servant left. As the minutes dragged on, she began to get a little restless.
Man, I can't do anything fun to these stuck up pansies, and now I just have to stand here waiting. Maybe it was a bad idea to come after all. Maybe if I only let a few snakes go out and play, Kurenai couldn't get too mad about that…
Eventually from the other room, she heard a door open. Anko smiled. Well, at least she would be able to eavesdrop on whatever Hiashi wanted to talk to Kurenai about. This was considered to be intimately rude, in traditional houses with paper walls people were supposed to pretend like they couldn't hear anything through the walls. It was a nice way to try to maintain privacy, but when someone wanted to listen to you, well, you had better whisper or any half-assed genin or even a civilian might be able to listen in to what you were saying. It gave her a kind of childish satisfaction to be able to rudely eavesdrop on the clan's leader.
Inside, they began, Anko rapt in attention.
"Kurenai-san," began a deep, stern male voice. Anko thought it sounded like the owner of the voice must have had a complete and utter stick up his ass. It clearly had to be Hiashi. This Hyuuga must be a real piece of work, she thought. It was hard to put that much pompous and self importance into a simple greeting.
"Hiashi-sama," replied Kurenai from the other side.
"I've called you here to speak about my daughter. I understand she will be assigned to your team." Anko wanted to gag. The way the man said your teamwas polite enough but dripped with what he thought about what her team would be. He probably thought they would be miles beneath his clan because they would be genin and most likely not from a prestigious house. Typical.
"That is correct, Hinata has been assigned to my team."
There was a pause, and then Hiashi began again, "Kurenai-san, I will get right to the point. Hinata is a failure. She does not have what it takes to lead this clan, she is weak. Because she is so weak and pathetic," he said the last with an angry and bitter tone, "she is being given over to you, to become a genin of Konoha, where hopefully the Hokage might find at least some use for her."
Anko was privately a little bit surprised at the man. She had never heard anyone display such open contempt and dislike when talking to somebody else about their own child. The Special Jounin knew the Hyuuga's were a bunch of self-important assholes, but this man Hiashi seemed to be on a league of his own.
"Hiashi-sama, perhaps…" began Kurenai in a concerned tone. Anko couldn't figure out why that was, but kept on listening.
"No Kurenai-san, this is the way it has to be" the man said sternly. "The truth is her younger sister, five years her junior, beats her handily in every match they have. It is clear to me which of my daughters needs to be groomed as clan head. I wash my hands of my eldest daughter, and will not waste any more time with her. She is yours and the Hokage's to use as you see fit. If she is killed in a mission, I will not care."
He paused for a minute, then added, "However, there is one request I should make. She is my daughter, and it would be shameful to the clan name if my daughter were to fight using anything other than our own Juken. While you can teach her other" he said in a way that made it clear he thought whatever it was would obviously inferior to theirs, "skills, I would like her main fighting techniques to remain the Juken. Is that clear?"
There was a pause, and then Kurenai's voice, "Hai, Hiashi-sama."
"Well then Kurenai-san. We are done here."
A few seconds after she heard a door close, presumably Hiashi leaving the study. A few seconds later, Kurenai opened the door to the hall and walked through. She looked a little bit ill to Anko's eyes.
As they were walking for the exit, neither one of them said a word, Anko with her hands in her coat and Kurenai seeming to be deep in thought. Eventually they found their way back to the entrance (Shinobi have good memories about things like this) and left the Hyuuga compound.
Eventually, growing a little uncomfortable with the silence, Anko said to her friend, "That Hyuuga is a real piece of work. Wouldn't want to be born into that kind of a family. I hope the daughter wasn't anywhere in the whole house, it would suck if she ever heard a third of what her dear otousan said about her. The poor girl might be scarred for life" she said, a little smile playing on her lips. Little things like thinking about scarring someone for life tended to amuse her.
Kurenai, however, had grown pale, and visibly retracted further into her own thoughts when she made that comment.
Anko noticed and frowned at this. "What?"
Kurenai looked up at the sky, a sad look on her face. "Hiashi-sama brought Hinata in with him when he came to talk to me."
Anko gaped at her friend. She had to be kidding. Anko knew she herself was a bitch, and really enjoyed making people miserable and hurting them on occasion, but she was never deliberately cruel to anyone without good reason. And saying all that stuff in front of his own child. For the first time in a long time, Anko felt a real pang of sorrow. For this little girl Hinata who she had never met. She also felt a fresh wave of anger at the Hyuuga clan, as hot again today as it had been all those years ago.
"How could that fucking asshole do that?" she said, more to herself than to her friend.
"Beats the hell out of me," replied Kurenai in what was little more than a whisper, obviously having the same feelings for this girl as Anko was having. Maybe more so, Anko mused, since her friend was much more used to feeling for other people than she was.
And all of a sudden, Anko made an impulsive decision. "Give her to me."
Kurenai turned to look at her friend, genuinely surprised. "What? What do you mean give her to you?"
"Give her to me. She's going to need help if she's going to show that asshole father and that whole stupid clan they made a mistake by kicking her out like yesterday's trash. I'm going to train her. It's not like a genin like her is going to get many opportunities for individual training from a Jounin anyway. She'll need that if she is going to succeed."
"Wha-.. what? Anko, where did this come from?" her friend asked incredulously, "you don't even like kids. And you've never shown any interest in teaching anyone anything before. Why this now? And what do you care if she shows her father he made a mistake?"
Anko lifted one eyebrow up at her friend. "So? Is what I'm doing really that far out of the ordinary?"
They continued walking in silence for a few seconds. Then Kurenai cracked a smile, and said, "You feel sorry for her, don't you?"
Anko shrugged, "maybe a little." Kurenai was surprised by this response, and smiled. She completely expected her friend to deny it vehemently and get to tease her about it a little bit. With the younger woman, what she had just said translated as "this story is breaking my heart" or something equally cliché and overused as that. That sentiment was not something you often got from the Special Jounin.
As she thought about it, Kurenai suspected that at least in part the other woman was this interested in Hinata's situation because, at least in some ways, it probably reminded her of when someone who had been like a father to her had done something close to the same thing. But Kurenai wasn't about to say that outloud. She didn't feel like dodging kunai.
"Come on Kurenai," the other woman began, "you know she's going to be a mess. If that is the kind of abuse she goes through, the girl probably really believes all the crap her father tells her, that she's worthless, useless, weak, all that stuff. She's going to need to get her confidence up to speed before she can even make a half decent genin. Can you really give her the attention she needs while trying to put together a team?"
Kurenai thought about it. Maybe Anko had some good points. But still… "you just want her for yourself, don't you? Want to shape her your own little way?" she said, with more bite than she was usually used in her conversations, but staying from being hostile, "You know the Hyuuga's will have a stroke when they find out who has been training their heir… or rather ex-heir, though being the eldest child still gives her prestige within the clan. You're just looking for the outrage and to rub something in the Hyuuga's face, aren't you?"
Anko grinned, "yes, I admit that is a small part of it. But," she said seriously, "I think it will be good for the girl. You know that in the long term apprenticing her to train with me will probably be what is best for her. Don't be selfish Kurenai, I can tell you want to groom and help this girl yourself, you always were the 'save the kicked puppy' sort. But with a team to take care of you'll only be able to do a half-assed job at best."
Kurenai sighed. It was true that she would rather take the girl on and try to help her herself. In a team setting thought, where she could not take any more time with one student than the others, at least in theory, it would probably take a very long time for her to have the effect she needed to really make the girl into a confident and competent shinobi. Besides, as a Hyuuga, if it turned out the girl still did want to earn the approval of her father and her clan (Kurenai thought the girl should just forget about that, but family ties were never that easily severed), letting Anko become her main teacher would be the fastest way to accomplish that.
"Fine," said the red-eyed Jounin, "tomorrow I meet Hinata and her team, and I'll get a feel for her and the rest of them. If it looks like it is what is best for her, I will turn her over to you."
A smile split Anko's face. "Really, Kurenai-sempai?" she said in a teasing voice, harkening back to their earlier days as Leaf nin.
"Yes… but Anko, if you kill this girl, I swear we won't be friends anymore" she said to her friend, half joking and half serious.
"Don't worry Kurenai-sempai," said Anko happily, "I would never do anything to end the life of a student of mine. If she's quick I'm sure for the most part she'll be able to avoid most life threatening injuries."


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Inderdaad (Dutch for indeed) is an organization for gay, lesbian and bisexual people under 26. It is based in Hasselt, Belgium.
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The scheme aims to give youngsters the chance to learn about musical ideas and concepts such as rhythm, meter and dynamics, through movement, music and song.
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The Johns Hopkins Film Society
Name: Lauren Carney
Year: Class of 2011
Hometown: Westmont, NJ
Position: Director of Marketing
To put it simply, The Johns Hopkins Film Society has one goal: to make people watch some movies. Deeper than that though, our "mission" is basically to try to make critically acclaimed films {films that everyone should see} accessible to the Hopkins community and surrounding area. In college – especially if you're not majoring in the Humanities – it's can be hard to seek movies out, learn more about them, and appreciate the art of filmmaking itself. There are a lot of reasons people don't see movies: the cost of a movie at a theatre is expensive for a student's budget, it's frustrating when a movie you thought was going to be good ends up being disappointing, etc. So, as Film Society, we try to choose quality movies and bring them directly to the Hopkins campus. And to make it even better, most of our film screenings are completely free to Hopkins students.
In the fall, we have regular screenings right here on campus. They're normally related to one another in some way, but it is a great chance to see a variety of different films for no cost at all. For example, this fall we went with two themes: a "Rebellious Youth" series and a short Stanley Kubrick revival series. We showed films like A Clockwork Orange, If…, Rebel Without a Cause, The Warriors, Gummo, and 2001: A Space Odyssey. We had reserved a screening space for every Thursday night of the semester and some of the bigger movies, like 2001, were shown on weekends. We also had a double-feature on Halloween: we showed Funny Games in the early afternoon and The Exorcist as it got dark. It was a lot of fun, both for Film Society and for our friends, to know that there would be a great movie – sometimes two or even three! – on campus to see every single week.
In the spring though, most of our focus goes towards the Johns Hopkins Film Fest. JHFF used to be a really popular Film Fest, both in Baltimore and beyond. Though it took a hit when some of its founders graduated and left the area, we have an incredible group in Film Society who are dedicated to bring it back, improve our relations to the Baltimore community, and make "Johns Hopkins Film Fest" a well-known name. Currently, we show feature-length films, student films, and short film submissions that have been sent to us from around the world. All of the films are free for Hopkins students, faculty, and staff {but festival, day, and show passes are completely affordable for everyone else too}. Last year, we showed films like Adventures of Power and Elling, plus a student film showcase featuring projects by quite a few Hopkins film students. We also screened some great films by independent filmmakers from the United States, Spain, Germany, France, and more.
Sometimes, we're even lucky enough to show big feature films before/very soon after they were released in theatres nationwide. The production company will get in contact with our faculty advisor, discuss the terms of our deal {the price we will charge, the amount of advertising we will promise, etc.}, and send us the film and sometimes even advertising materials. Just as an example, soon we will be showing Law Abiding Citizen starring Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler. The admission fee is only $3 – much cheaper than a movie theatre! – and it's going to be a lot of fun.
It's important to the members of Film Society to maintain their integrity by showing films that we all love and believe in – but we also need to remember that we wouldn't be a campus organization at all if our fellow students didn't actually want to see the films. That's kind of where I come in – I hold the job as Director of Marketing for Film Society, so basically I work on recruiting new members, marketing our screenings/meetings/events, and maintaining our campus relations – in other words, trying to make Hopkins love us and come to all of our stuff. Sometimes, I also feel like the person in the group who reminds everyone that Film Society isn't just a club where they can watch their favorite films with their buddies – it's a delicate balance between quality films and films that will catch the eye of the non-film fanatic, so I constantly look at our film line-ups with the Biology major, the athlete, or the general Baltimore community in mind. Luckily, I have a lot of help with all aspects of my job – we try to split ourselves into certain "roles" in the group, but everyone helps everyone else out. I do primarily marketing-related tasks with a group of members who are also interested in the advertising/promotion side of things, but I'll also help set up for an event, sell tickets, etc. We also need people to stay in contact with film distributors, train to use the projectors, keep on top of our budget/apply for student group grants, and more. It's a lot of work and a lot to coordinate – but, as our advisor said recently, we're a fine tuned machine! {The photo is of Aljosa, me, and Clare at the Student Activities Fair in September, telling everyone about Film Society.}
Freshman year, Film Society was the very first club meeting I ever went to. I was really excited to learn that there were actually student groups like this at Hopkins – intimate, fun, and a group of
relatable people with whom I could make big things happen across campus. But, because of the time meetings were scheduled back then, I wasn't able to go to any for two semesters after that – I went to some events and kept getting the email updates, but I thought I would never get involved again because I had failed to in the beginning. But it goes to show you that things sometimes work themselves out for the best: even after all of my time away, I sucked it up and went back to a meeting sophomore year. Now, I have a leadership role and it is truly one of my most rewarding activities. I've learned a lot about marketing to a wide variety of people, organizing a group in the role of the "leader" {when we need to do an advertising push}, and more about how to plan and successfully host an event. They're all valuable lessons that I can take with me in the future, to jobs and in life. But I think the best part about Film Society is, at the end of the day, we get to do one thing we really love: come together, watch movies, and spend time with some incredible people.


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You know, there are o lot of options in printing. It's not a 'simple product'.
For example: can i do in woocommerce
sell a flyer; first divided in the size; then choosing the tickness of the paper; and then giving them option like 'cutting', 'numbering'. The price of these latest options are per quantity block; like from 1 to 499 pieces; numbering costs 5 euro; and so in.
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If not; any suggestions are welcome.
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The Wyrdhare is a beast/dreamhare-type enemy from Final Fantasy XII found in the Salikawood. It is docile until attacked.
A single Wyrdhare is fought in the International Zodiac Job System Trial Mode at stage 63 along with several others dreamhare-enemies, including Fury.
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Being a creature with a body the color of ripe red fruit, and silken hair white as snow. Though of a warm, personable nature, they are very wary of predators approaching from the rear, and turn to attack at the merest hint of danger. Their feather-like ears are highly sensitive to movements in the air, detecting the slightest stirrings caused by the approach of predators. Adored as a symbol of joy, it is popularly believed that those fortunate enough to glimpse a wyrdhare are destined to enjoy happiness in life.
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Do you know why the wyrdhare is considered a symbol of good fortune? Why, it is on account of the light that radiates from its body, much resembling the light of the stars used in fortune telling and divination. The source of that brilliance is none other than the dust that stirs up around it as it scampers and whirls in the gloaming. The fine particles on its fur glitter like stars in the light, making it pleasing to the eye, and securing its position as a good luck charm withal. This dust, in turn, is called stardust, and is highly valued.
Battle Edit
While docile, Wyrdhares may use Hi-Potions on other units (including party members) when they are low on HP. When attacked they run away, usually in the direction of other Wyrdhares, so that they can attack the player party in packs.
Unlike most docile monsters, the Wyrdhare may use any magick on any other monster and even the party unless provoked. When approached, the Wyrdhare always stares at the party leader. Wyrdhares usually run away when attacked unless it is attacked when it is with a group of other monsters, especially other Wyrdhares and the Pumpkin Heads.
It is better to level up with the weaker Wyrdhares than the stronger Mus, since they are easier to kill and EXP gained from them is not that much different from the EXP gained from the more difficult and chaotic Mus.
Trivia Edit
- Among the Dreamhare type enemies in Final Fantasy XII, Wyrdhares are the friendliest and have the shortest ears.
- The Wyrdhares resemble the Dreamhare-type enemies in Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift.
Gallery Edit
Related enemies Edit
- Giza Rabbit
- Mu
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- Spee (Rare)
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Last night I was watching TV with my girlfriend when a commercial for Tron: Legacy came on. We were wondering if the Pink Palace IMAX theater would be showing it. (For the record, it doesn't look like it.)
Anyway, this led to a conversation about how ubiquitous 3-D entertainment is becoming. Avatar — the highest grossing film of all time — was largely seen in 3-D, stores have 3-D TVs on display for holiday shoppers, and sports in 3-D is now a reality.
It occurred to me that the shift to 3-D over 2-D is similar to the shift from mono to stereo in audio reproduction.
There are some obvious parallels: Stereo sound seeks to reproduce how we hear in the natural world — our ears hear things slightly differently and we can therefore determine a sense of distance and direction. Our eyes determine depth and distance the same way. 3-D technology gives each eye a separate "channel" of information to replicate the slightly different points-of-view our eyes see in the natural world. (Which is why 3-D stuff looks weird without the glasses and even weirder if you have the glasses and close one eye.)
Will 3-D reproduction become the standard the way stereo audio is?
And just for fun...
When it comes to Holiday Spirit, I'm what marketers call a "late adopter." I just can't get revved up the day after Thanksgiving (or Halloween, as it seemed to be this year) the way some people can. Deep down, I know I can't sustain my enthusiasm for a whole month without serious risk of having a blowout and going all Dan-Aykroyd-in-Trading-Places at someone's party.
I'm not a humbug, I'm just pacing myself.
But this vid making the rounds put a smile on my face:
(My favorite part is the janitor with the wet floor sign. But anyway...)
Something about a flash mob in a shopping mall really hits the nail on the head when it comes to our attitudes toward the collection of various religious and secular events we now call The Holidays. It expresses a hope we all seem to have: In the midst of the consumerism-binge, something kind of amazing can happen. At least enough to make you smile and say "that was awesome."
I know it's a little early yet, but Happy Holidays.
...It's Thanksgiving time again.
I was originally just going to post this link, in celebration of the time-honored tradition of hand turkeys.
There are, of course, many variations but my favorite is this guy:
Most cats wouldn't be able to make your standard hand turkey because the don't have thumbs. (And a headless hand turkey just looks like a bush or something.)
But that cat appears to be polydactyl, meaning it has a genetic mutation that caused it to grow more toes than normal. They're sometimes called Hemingway cats, because Hemingway had one and now his estate in Key West is covered in them.
There's lots of folklore around polydactyl cats and they were especially popular on ships. (And good lord there's a lot of stories about ship's cats.)
I'm not really going anywhere with this, except to say once and for all... Only mutant cats get to make hand turkeys.
Happy Thanksgiving!
(Every Tuesday around 2pm, I conduct a little trivia contest via Twitter. To play, you need to have a Twitter account and you need to follow the Memphis Flyer.)
Here's how it works:
The prize for each week's contest will be announced in a Tweet a few minutes before the question is posted.
Once the question is posted, reply @memphisflyer to enter.
The first correct response wins. Twitter timestamps are by minutes (not seconds), so if there is not a clear winner, correct responses from the first minute will be entered into a random drawing to select a winner. The winner will be contacted via Twitter Direct Message with details about claiming the prize.
Lastly, if you win, you cannot win again for one month. You know, just to spread the love around.
Good luck!
Some things I found interesting. For your edification:
Sorry I haven't posted. A blog comprised entirely of excuses for not blogging.
Man in scary-good old man mask passes through airport security, boards international flight to Vancouver.
Physicist Richard Feynman on magnets and why "Why" questions can be so difficult to answer (video).
Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend. "I just wish they would stay plain old every day time all year round — the way God made it."
In the last few weeks, you may have heard about the various campaigns that have started up to combat teen bullying — particularly of LGBT youth — in the wake of several suicides.
Best I can tell, it all started with columnist and activist Dan Savage's It Gets Better Project, a YouTube channel comprised of testimonials encouraging young people to persevere through painful times.
The submissions accumulated quickly from all quarters, including videos from the cast of Wicked currently performing at the Orpheum here in Memphis, President Barack Obama, and Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson.
Bishop Robinson's video is particularly poignant since the only real opposition to LGBT rights — and the only support for LGBT teen bullying — comes from the religious right.
Another Episcopal Bishop, John Shelby Spong, has since posted a Manifesto*. It begins...
I have made a decision. I will no longer debate the issue of homosexuality in the church with anyone. I will no longer engage the biblical ignorance that emanates from so many right-wing Christians about how the Bible condemns homosexuality, as if that point of view still has any credibility.
I will no longer listen to that pious sentimentality that certain Christian leaders continue to employ, which suggests some version of that strange and overtly dishonest phrase that "we love the sinner but hate the sin." That statement is, I have concluded, nothing more than a self-serving lie designed to cover the fact that these people hate homosexual persons and fear homosexuality itself, but somehow know that hatred is incompatible with the Christ they claim to profess, so they adopt this face-saving and absolutely false statement.
The struggle of moderate Christians against the small but vocal fringes is one I'm familiar with.
When I was in high school, I was active in the youth leadership of my church (Christian Church, Disciples of Christ). One summer, I attended a national conference in Kansas City along with some other youth leaders from Arkansas. The main item on the docket was the issue of LGBT ministers. But the issue wasn't whether there could be LGBT ministers, but how to deal with intolerance within congregations. There was never any question of whether or not an LGBT individual could serve.
The first morning of the conference, we looked out the windows of the convention center and saw that we were being protested. There was a small crowd out on the corner with signs quoting Leviticus. There were children with signs saying "God Hates Fags" and worse. This was my first (and thankfully only) personal encounter with Fred Phelps and the Westboro Baptist Church.
I couldn't fathom that anyone would protest a church conference. My emotions ran the gamut from shock to anger to sadness, even a bit of titillation that we were somehow controversial.
Luckily, my fellow convention-goers had a more clear-headed response. They went outside and sang to the protesters. Loudly.
Some went out and bought sidewalk chalk. When the protesters left at the end of the day, they went outside and covered the street corner in Bible verses espousing love and acceptance.
Though I'm no longer affiliated with a church, I still have a lot of respect for the church in which I was raised, largely due to the events of that weekend. I was — and still am — proud to be involved with fellow humans willing to publicly stand against bigotry and hatred, especially coming from people supposedly on the same "side."
That message is now gaining strength through leaders like Bishops Spong and Robinson. If you call yourself a Christian and are tired of being tarred with the brush of intolerance and bigotry, it's time to stop talking the talk and... well, you know the rest.
(* First read here.)
Ian MacKaye was at the Brooks last night for a public Q&A. So was I.
After introductions from Cameron Mann and Andria Lisle (which were blissfully short; the crowd knew who they were there to see), Ian MacKaye was met with a decidedly reserved round of applause from a crowd that would've looked perfectly at home seeing a show the Hi-Tone up the street. This set the stage for his initial remarks.
He mused on the fact that the event was inside a museum, which serve as "cold storage lockers of history," and that venues greatly influence the behavior of an audience. Over the next hour and 45 or so he fielded questions — mostly about music — that led to some interesting tangents and anecdotes.
Some things from my notebook:
On creating music and the collaborative process: "Don't come in with a [completed] song or you will be sad."
On Al Jourgensen of Ministry, whom he worked with briefly in Pailhead: "He's a really sweet guy. And deeply talented."
On music's role in society: "It's a point of gathering," and "a sacred form of communication."
On audience: "It's not a show if people don't go."
He had a great line about fear. I won't pretend to recall his exact words, but he was talking about situations that cause a knee-jerk reaction in people, specifically new and revolutionary types of music. He said that the fear reaction is just unused areas of your brain being massaged. Most people turn the fear of the new into hostility, but for him it's a signal that there's more to it.
Ian MacKaye is a thoughtful guy who puts his intellect out front. The world seems to pass first through his brain before emotion gets involved. A very calm individual. I've always been interested in people who are willing to think about things like live music performance analytically.
His final remarks brought the whole thing back around to issues of venue. His current band The Evens doesn't play rock clubs or bars. They specifically seek out unusual locations that are outside the realm of the alcohol industry. For him, it's about getting back to that "point of gathering" without the trappings of commodity that are often regarded as unavoidable today. He seems to be searching for something primal — that impetus that first made cavemen gather to make sounds together.
Although last night's gathering wasn't a music performance, I think anyone who attended will agree that music was the reason, at root, that we were all there.
Bonus: David Byrne gave a TED talk about how the architecture of venues has influenced music, which I was reminded of. It's a terrific presentation you should watch:
This article on Gawker/Valleywag asks: "Is 4chan Turning Into Internet Good Guys?*"
You may not know or care what 4chan is. I'll let you read what Gawker says about them.
As the article points out, the Internet Hate Machine has been cranked into motion twice in recent weeks in order to track down the woman who trashed a cat and the girl who pitched puppies into a river.**
Gawker asks:
"OMG, are they coming back over to the Light side, like Anakin Skywalker at the end of Return of the Jedi???"***
I think the real point is much simpler: animal cruelty is repugnant. Even to the repugnant-est folks around.
(*Shouldn't that headline read either "Are 4chan Turning Into Internet Good Guys?" or "Is 4chan Turning Into Internet Good Guy?)
(**Anyone else surprised that both were women? Isn't sociopathy, like, a million times more common in men?)
(*** actual factual quote from Gawker McValleywag himself)
Leaving my apartment this morning, I crossed paths with an acquaintance who lives in the building. He threw his hands into the air and asked, "How long have you lived here, man?"
"About four years."
"Ever had your car broken into?"
I looked over his shoulder and saw a truck missing it's driver's side window. "Damn, that sucks."
I went on to tell him that my car had indeed been broken into a few years ago while parked in a particular area near our building — the same place he had happened to park last night.
In both our cases, the thieves didn't take anything of consequence: He lost his radio, which he didn't think to be of much value. I lost a booklet of burned CD's, having learned not to keep originals in the car after a previous break-in wiped out my collection.
In my case, the cost of the broken window far exceeded the value of what I lost; probably so for my friend, too. These were crimes of opportunity and desperation, not premeditated or orchestrated.
It reminded me of Bruce's column this week. His friends' reactions to his break-in included "That's Memphis" and "Get used to it." As an addition to that list, I humbly submit "Damn, that sucks."
Sometimes it sucks to be here. I think we can all fess up to that.
But that's true anywhere. Here, it sucks because it's really freakin' hot and sometimes your stuff gets taken.
But then you know not to park there any more. And autumn is on it's way. And today is Friday.
This photo was taken outside my apartment building a while back.
Every time a Yellow Pages appears outside my apartment door, I get a little sad.
It just seems so wasteful — using a whole brick of paper to print information I already have at my fingertips and plopping it, uninvited, at my doorstep. It's like saying here's your share of dead tree guilt! Enjoy!
On top of that, I didn't sign up for it in the first place. I haven't had a land line in years and I haven't needed a phone book since I learned to spell Google.
(I mean, I enjoy a good tow truck or bail bondsman ad as much as the next guy, but I don't need a 5-pound brick of them every 6 months.)
So I started wondering — can I unsubscribe from phone books like I unsubscribe from spammy newsletters?
And then I stacked the new phone book on top of the others next to my front door and went back to thinking about comic books, racquetball, gummy bears...
... until this article about a proposed city-administered phone book opt-out in Seattle renewed my interest in the subject.
Turns out you can, in fact, unsubscribe from phone book delivery by searching by area code.
So I did. Next time, that giant pile of pulp outside my apartment will be one phone book smaller.
Comic-Con attendees counter-protest Phelps and Westboro Baptist Church with hilarious results.
File under "things I learned today"... Mosquito Hawks don't eat mosquitoes, or anything else for that matter.
Get off the phone, then order.
Zach Whitten, of Brain Release Valve and The Great and Secret Thing, has an awesome list of non-superhero graphic novels he recommends... ...and that should take care of my spendin' money for the next few weeks.
Young comedian miraculously recovers from heckler after he starts a bit with "The first time I had sex [pause]..."
While browsing the CNN homepage, I saw this photo and link:
The article that followed is titled Want to keep your child drug-free? Here are five signs of possible trouble.
Thank God, our kids won't turn out like Lindsay Lohan if we just keep them off drugs!
But seriously, these articles should stop mentioning the movies she's been in because nobody saw them and the only way we've heard of this person is because she's on sites like CNN because she does drugs.
CNN evidently saw Lohan's time in jail as an opportunity to re-purpose some stock material to get parents worried about their kids.
But the resources they link to are hilarious. Check out this Drug Guide by Slang from drugfree.org.
It includes the term "fags" for cigarettes, in case your child is on drugs and British, "booze" for... well, booze... in case your child talks like a 50 year old bartender, and "weed" for marijuana in case your kid is not particularly creative.
Also funny is the link to whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/streetterms/ that goes to a blank page.
[Insert "someone somewhere is on some drugs!" joke here.]
A post on Wired yesterday discusses a news report out of Oklahoma claiming that kids are downloading mp3s that cause drug-like effects when listened to. It's called "I-dosing" and it's all the rage, according to the news report and some clips from YouTube in the background.
I'm reminded of the reports of strawberry-flavored meth being sold to children. (It tastes YUMMY and we know kids love snacks!) Obviously the whole thing plays to parents who fear that the internet will corrupt their kids. (It will, just not with mp3s of droning sounds.)
"Digital drugs" sounds like some crazy underworld from a Phillip K. Dick novel but, they're just sound files. So theoretically the same sounds could be played on vinyl, right? I'm pretty sure if there were sounds that actually cause drug-like effects, we would have heard about it a long time ago and Pink Floyd records would be even cooler.
But that's not to say music can't have interesting psychological effects. I've got a good bit of music in my collection that will mess with your head.
Like this:
Colton Harris-Moore was apprehended in the Bahamas yesterday.
(If you haven't heard that name before, Google it.)
He's lucky to be alive. Ever since he was reported to be armed, I thought he'd never see a courtroom.
His court appearance should be a media frenzy and I have a feeling Colton Harris-Moore will be a household name by the end of the week.
Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert in the return of Even Stevphen:
|The Colbert Report
|Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
|Steve Carell
15 Things you didn't know about Office Space.
Weekly photo lineup contest from The Smoking Gun. Match the arrestee with his/her weapon of choice.
A Fatwa we can all get behind. Fatwa decrees vuvuzela haram above 100 decibels.
Cat steals women's panties from neighbors' clotheslines and brings them home. (Side note: I always get a little tickled when the BBC or any other UK news org uses the term "knickers." Pip-pip cheerio!)


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The year is 1799, the place Dejima in Nagasaki Harbor, the "high-walled, fan-shaped artificial island" that is the Japanese Empire's single port and sole window onto the world, designed to keep the West at bay; the farthest outpost of the war-ravaged Dutch East Indies Company; and a de facto prison for the dozen foreigners permitted to live and work there. To this place of devious merchants, deceitful interpreters, costly courtesans, earthquakes, and typhoons comes Jacob de Zoet, a devout and resourceful young clerk who has five years in the East to earn a fortune of sufficient size to win the hand of his wealthy fiancee back in Holland.
But Jacob's original intentions are eclipsed after a chance encounter with Orito Aibagawa, the disfigured daughter of a samurai doctor and midwife to the city's powerful magistrate. The borders between propriety, profit, and pleasure blur until Jacob finds his vision clouded, one rash promise made and then fatefully broken. The consequences will extend beyond Jacob's worst imaginings. As one cynical colleague asks, "Who ain't a gambler in the glorious Orient, with his very life?"
My Review
This was a very interesting romantic story of forbidden love with different cultures involved which had a great sense of place. Mitchell is a beautiful writer who has done excellent research and his characters are fascinating. It had a good plot with lots of twists which created lots of suspense. I learned a lot about the early 19th century feudal Japan. I would highly recommend this book to those who read Shogun and enjoyed that one.
2.25 stars
Jacob de Zoet is a Dutch man working in Japan. He meets and falls in love with a doctor's daughter (??? I think that's how they are connected). When the doctor dies, the daughter is sent to live in a nunnery, but there is something very wrong at that nunnery.
Ok, so my summary is only a small part of the book. Too small for my liking because it was the only interesting part of the book for me and the reason the book got an extra .25 stars. If it had been even a bit more of the book, I would have raised the rating slightly higher; if it had been the focus of the book, my rating would have been considerably higher. The rest of the book – no idea what happened. It was boring boring boring. I wasn't even a little bit interested, so I have no idea what it was really about, except I think Jacob was working for the Dutch East India Company. Which reminds me, it was set, mostly in 1799.
David Mitchell is one of Britain's best writers. I read GHOSTWRITTEN and NUMBER9DREAM.... dreamy,shape-shifting books, which I would have difficulty categorizing....CLOUD ATLAS...which was in the running for the National Book Critics Circle Award... and the poignant SWAN GREEN. I will admit that when I heard that THE THOUSAND AUTUMNS OF JACOB DE ZOET was an historical romance set in 18th Century Japan, I was not as eager to read it, but David Mitchell IS one of Britain's best writers and he managed to take this old-fashioned genre and turn it into something fresh and exciting....a masterpiece.
There are no easy answers or facile connections in "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet." In fact, it's not an easy book, period. Its pacing can be challenging, and its idiosyncrasies are many. But it offers innumerable rewards for the patient reader and confirms Mitchell as one of the more fascinating and fearlesswriters alive.
Another Booker Prize nomination is likely to greet this ambitious and fascinating fifth novel—a full-dress historical, and then some—from the prodigally gifted British author
For his many and enthusiastic admirers — critics, prize juries, readers — the fecundity of Mitchell's imagination marks him as one of the most exciting literary writers of our age. Indeed, in 2007, he was the lone novelist on Time' s annual list of the world's 100 most influential people. Through five novels, most impressively with his 2004 novel, Cloud Atlas, Mitchell has demonstrated flat-out ambition with respect to testing — sometimes past their breaking points — the conventions of storytelling structure, perspective, voice, language and range. The result, according to Mitchell's rare detractors, is an oeuvre marked by imaginative wizardry and stylistic showmanship put on offer for their own sake. For most everyone else, however, Mitchell's writing is notable because its wizardry and showmanship are in the service of compulsively readable stories and, at its best moments, are his means of revealing, in strange places and stranger still ways, nothing less than the universals of human experience.
Though direct in its storytelling, Jacob de Zoet marks a return to full amplitude. That means occasionally over-long scenes and one or two rambling monologues. But it also guarantees fiction of exceptional intelligence, richness and vitality.
With "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet," David Mitchell has traded in the experimental, puzzlelike pyrotechnics of "Ghostwritten" and "Number9Dream" for a fairly straight-ahead story line and a historical setting.
He's meticulously reconstructed the lost world of Edo-era Japan, and in doing so he's created his most conventional but most emotionally engaging novel yet: it's as if an acrobatic but show-offy performance artist, adept at mimicry, ventriloquism and cerebral literary gymnastics, had decided to do an old-fashioned play and, in the process, proved his chops as an actor.
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Psychological Variables in Physiotherapy Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Comparison of Group and Individual Treatment
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|Low Back Pain
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Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Psychological Variables in Physiotherapy Treatment for LBP: a Comparison Between Individual and Gruop Treatment
- lumbar functional status [ Time Frame: at first and last visit and after 6 months ]participants are asked to fill the LFSQ - lumbar functional status questionnaire before and after tretment completion and after 6 months
- patients' perception on how they have been helped [ Time Frame: in two weeks after the last visit ]data for this outcome measure will be collected through a telephone interview
- level of pain = NRPS [ Time Frame: before and after treatment and after 6 months ]self perception of patients' level of pain will be collected through the NRPSQ=numeric rate pain scale questionnaire
- fear avoidance beliefs = FABS [ Time Frame: before and after last treatment and after 6 months ]FABS Questionnaire will be used to assess the level of fear of physical activity
|Study Start Date:
|April 2014
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Treatment in the 'Individual group therapy' will include physiotherapy protocols usually used by physiotherapist working at Maccabi Healthcare Services (Exercises, Modalities, Maual therapy and Back Care education)
Participants in group therapy will receive 6-8 group treatments (6-12 pateints per group) which will also include exercises and back-care education. No intervention will be done by the investigator.Therapists will use protocols commonly used in Maccabi Healthcate Services.
Detailed Description:
200 patients with LBP looking for physiotherapy treatment in 15 clinics at Maccabi Healthcare Service in Israel will be recruited. (100 after competion individual therapy, 100 after competion of group therapy). As part of the regular routine in these clinics, patients will be asked to fill the LFSQ, a questionnaire which deals with their back functional status, their level of pain and fear avoidance of physical activity before and after treatment. In the present study, patients will be asked to fill the LFSQ again, 6 months after treatment completion. In two weeks from treatment completion, patients will be interviewed on the telephone. The interview will focuse on their sensation of how they have been helped. It will include an open-ended question and 18 closed questions.
The main study variables will include: participants' perception of functional status, level pain, level of fear avoidance of physical activity, patient-therapist bonding, and helpful therapeutic impacts (client's sense of how she or he has been helped).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Low back pain,
- 18 years old and older
- Hebrew speakers , who filled the LFSQ (Lumbar Functional Status Questionnaire) at first visit
- Agreed to participate in this study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant
- After back or hip operation in the last year
- Back problem from non- orthopedic origin
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02138071
|Maccabi Healthcare Services
|Tel-Aviv, Israel
|Principal Investigator:
|Marina Sigal, MD
|Maccabi Health Service
|Responsible Party:
|Bait Balev Hospital
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|Study First Received:
|May 13, 2014
|Last Updated:
|October 5, 2016
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Keywords provided by Bait Balev Hospital:
low back pain
lumbar pain
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Back Pain
Low Back Pain
Neurologic Manifestations
Nervous System Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
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