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: National Hug Day by Rowena Ravenclaw
When Rosie (OC) and Lily decide it's National Hug Day, what will happen to Katy (OC) when she has to hug Sirius, her longtime crush? Mindless fluff. Remus/Rosie, James/Lily, Sirius/Katy
Genres: Romance, Humor, General, Fluff, AU Characters: James, Lily, OC, Remus Lupin, Sirius Black
Advisory: No Warnings
Published: 2006.03.24 Latest Chapter: 2006.03.24 Updated: 2006.03.24 Status: COMPLETED (900 words)
: Mistletoe Dreams by Rowena Ravenclaw
Harry and Ginny have a little plot to get Ron and Hermione together. Will it work? And will Ginny's secret plot work as well? A/N: These are my avorite ships, I thought it would be fun to write a story about how they got together. Set in the trio's sixth year, Ginny's fifth.
Genres: Romance, Fluff Characters: Fred/George, Ginny, Harry, Hermione, Ron
Advisory: No Warnings
Published: 2005.02.19 Latest Chapter: 2005.02.19 Updated: 2005.02.19 Status: COMPLETED (705 words)
: Little Voice by Rowena Ravenclaw
Just a sweet songfic I wrote one night. Based on "Little Voice" by Hilary Duff. It's Hermione, just thinking, listening to both the little voice in her head and her heart. Will she decide to do what's right? Set in their sixth year. Please review!
Genres: Romance, Songfic, Fluff Characters: Hermione, Ron
Advisory: No Warnings
Published: 2005.02.19 Latest Chapter: 2005.02.19 Updated: 2005.02.19 Status: COMPLETED (967 words)


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In response to increased demand for custom gaging solutions for dimensional metrology, Mahr Federal has established a special team within its Engineered Products Division to augment custom gage development directly with customers. Operating worldwide from a number of facilities, the MarSolutions Engineered Metrology Team will help customers analyze the gaging requirements of their application, then design and build a customized gaging solution to meet those requirements.
In addition, Mahr Federal has named Stuart Manser as Director of Sales, Precision Gages for North America. Reporting directly to Mahr Federal CEO Tony Picone, Manser will be responsible for planning and directing the sales team for the Precision Gage product line, including defining sales territory and hiring sales staff. He will work in conjunction with the Director of Sales, Metrology Systems for North America, and participate in global sales strategy meetings.
MC Machinery Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp., recently filled its national sales position with an engineering, sales, account and operations manager with nearly 26 years of experience in the metalworking industry. Fred Puzon joins as National Sales Manager responsible for managing all sales and product development activities in the company's Machining Technologies Department. This department includes milling, 5-axis machining and turning solutions.

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Fake news fraud powers Pairgain stock
Quelle surprise -- it happens all the time, claim analysts
As hoaxes go, the stunt that created a run on the stock price for California-based telecoms company Pairgain Technologies is hardly anything to get worked up about. The only surprise is that such a sting, which was only mildy sophisticated by all accounts, received so much attention in the first place since this kind of thing happens all the time. Already dubbed "the most cunning Internet investing scam yet", the hoaxer went to the trouble of mocking up a Bloomberg news story alleging that Pairgain had agreed to be bought by Israel-based ECI Telecom. The fake news story was posted on a Yahoo! message board but was quickly pulled off when the scam was rumbled shortly after trading opened in New York. Unfortunately, the damage had already been done by then. Despite denials by the companies in question, PairGain's stock price rose from $8.50 to $11 before closing at $9.375. Anyone who traipses around the electronic gossip shops that litter the Net should know the Web is built on a lies and untruths. The US Securities and Exchange Commission, which is investigating this latest hoax, recently nabbed Charles O Huttoe and 12 other defendants who secretly distributed to friends and family nearly 42 million shares of a company called Systems of Excellence Inc. Huttoe then artificially drove up the share price of the company using false press releases claiming it had won non-existent multi-million dollar sales. He also announced non-existent acquisitions and revenue projections that had no basis in reality. The SEC fined Huttoe $12.5 million but he'd already spent most of his cut by the time the SEC caught up with him and he is now doing bird for his crimes. According to one analyst, this type of fraud is known as "ramping" and it's as old as the hills. "Ramping has been going on for centuries, the Internet has just made it easier," said Benjamin Ensor, a business analyst at Fletcher Research. "My advice to investors is to take every piece of information with a hefty piece of salt." Let's just hope this sound hint isn't misinterpreted by some novice investor and lead to a mass buying frenzy of salt companies and condiment manufacturers. ®
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Advanced Solutions International (ASI), provider of the iMIS 20 Engagement Management System (EMS)™, today announced it received the highest rating in the 2013 "A Consumers Guide to Constituent Relationship Management Systems for Public Media" -- a recently released report by Idealware that was funded by Greater Public (formerly DEI) and the Integrated Media Association.
Of the nine systems evaluated, iMIS achieved the top rating ("Excellent") in 13 of 17 categories and the next-highest ranking ("Solid") for the remaining four. The next-best rated vendor received an "Excellent" grade in just 11 categories. iMIS received top marks for Constituent & Relationship Tracking, Member Management, Fundraising & Campaigns, Event Management, Communications Management, Customer Service Tracking, Integration with Other Systems, Data Cleanup, Transactions & Payments, Support & Documentation, and Technical & Permissions. For Pledge Drives and Reporting & Querying, iMIS was one of only two systems receiving an "Excellent" score.
iMIS 20 enables organizations to engage constituents as well as staff, anytime, anywhere, from any device. The all-in-one, cloud-based system can manage sustainer/donor relationships, pledge drives, online fundraising, underwriting, customer service, and email marketing. Plus, iMIS 20 has the flexibility to work with an existing Content Management System (CMS) or -- for many organizations -- the power to manage the entire website. This eliminates costly integration efforts, enables clients to gather better constituent intelligence, and helps them make smarter business decisions.
iMIS 20 is the only solution that can do all this while also integrating to the public broadcaster's general ledger software of choice. This helps increase productivity/efficiency, create highly targeted multi-channel campaigns, and galvanize retention.
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Advanced Solutions International (ASI) is a recognized global, industry thought leader that focuses on helping associations and not-for-profits increase operational and financial performance through the use of best practices, proven solutions, and ongoing client advisement. Since 1991, ASI has served nearly 4,000 clients and millions of users worldwide, both directly and indirectly through a network of over 100 partners, and currently maintains corporate offices in the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia.
ASI is the provider of iMIS 20, an Engagement Management System (EMS)™ that enables organizations to engage members, donors, and other constituents anytime, anywhere, from any device. It includes constituent relationship management, constituent self-service, social engagement, private communities, mobile access, and website management in one seamless cloud-based system. This eliminates costly integration efforts, enables clients to gather better constituent intelligence, and helps them make smarter business decisions.
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This audience, like most groups, will have mixed emotions about my commentary that will range from "ho hum" to angry complacency (powerless to act but mad as hell) to writing lawmakers attached to the nation's finance committees. Coming to grips with the negative effects of leverage seems to be a subject that continues to thwart higher thinking within both business and government. Leverage is wonderful when it works. The spoils of its success, however, benefit a minute number of people……but benefit them very well. What we witnessed in 2007 and 2008 was leverage, in reverse, on a grand scale. The entire system deleveraged, businesses shut down, and the masses lost jobs/careers.
Where is the proverbial "happy medium"? Pro business lobbies want the government to downsize. Too much government is harmful when it becomes an industry that has a negative effect on GDP. Its job should be to mildly oversee the private sector and force compliance where truly needed instead of politically mandated. Government, on the other hand, will tell us the private sector cannot be trusted and requires tight scrutiny. Unfortunately government has a little ammunition with which it can fortify that statement. Part of the problem rests with the historical issues to which I have alluded in this column.
So government overcompensates (or tries to) when the private sector abuses new found freedoms created by a previous deregulation event. The repeal of Glass Steagall created the Dodd-Frank bill a decade later. Allow me to reiterate that the repeal created new competition among the three main financial industries. What Congress missed in the translation, however, was the leverage that never would be addressed until the system was on the brink of a major meltdown.
You now have your own sense of leverage when it comes to knowledge of our financial disasters. You can entertain yourselves within your favorite search engines and, hopefully, speak with authority on matters that have huge consequences to our ways of life. Write Congress. Speak out. Remember that the financial crises in this country going back twenty years, addressed in this column, can be traced to the companies who took the majority of the mind-boggling short term loans as reported in that 2011 GAO report. Government is not without responsibility as well, as has been noted several times.
I will update this commentary from time to time as events unfold. Thanks for checking it out, and I really hope you were able to say "Ah Hah!" once in a while.


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I'm a writer, a lawyer, a bookseller, and an amateur musician. I hope you'll read my book The Circle of Thirteen and me know how you feel about the issues of women's rights that are raised in that story. Please note also that my new novel Through the Bookstore Window will be published in March 2018 and is now available for pre-order.
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Five Ways Men Benefit from Women's Empowerment
This is taken from a speech that I gave to the League of Women Voters of Marin County at Sausalito, California, on April 17, 2014. This article appeared on Huffingtonpost.com on April 27, 2014
What's the most important thing men can do for themselves? The answer seems clear to me: work for the empowerment of women.
For the last 20 years I've described myself as feminist. This sometimes raises eyebrows. Women occasionally look at me skeptically, thinking maybe I've grabbed a phrase that I know little about. Men often take it as an indication that I've abandoned the "team" – some probably think I'm using it as a pick-up line. And, of course, I started describing myself as a feminist just about the time that the popular media gave up on the term and moved on to something else.
Nevertheless, I've reached the point where feminism has become the intellectual framework that I look to first in analyzing political, economic, and social issues. I find that it cuts through a lot of misinformation and distraction and gets to the core of a problem. The reason is simple. The empowerment of women is crucial to solving a lot of seemingly unrelated problems that are as important to men as they are to women. Read more →
Seven Questions Writers Should Ask Before Publishing
This is a reprint of an article that I wrote for Huffingtonpost.com on March 4, 2014
Years ago, the only way to get published was to type the manuscript, send it to a publisher, and hope for the best. But book publishing has changed significantly. There are more opportunities — and many more pitfalls. Here are seven basic questions that authors should ask themselves.
1. Is The Manuscript Ready?
Every book needs to go through at least one other set of eyes before it is sent to a publisher or an agent. A publisher may edit a book later on, but the most important editing is done before the publisher gets it. If the manuscript doesn't reflect your best writing, the book may never see the light of day.
Think of editing as a three-step process. The first step is you — the writer. Put the manuscript down for a few weeks and then read it again as if you'd never seen it before. Read it out loud, if necessary. Do the sentences flow? Is the research tucked away safely in a corner where it won't slow down the reader? Pay attention to the narrative voice. With a full-length book, you're asking the reader to spend several days with you. Does the voice behind the text sound like a comfortable companion?
The second step involves a trusted friend or writing group — trusted, as well as sensitive. There's nothing more fragile than an author's ego, so you want someone who can give you good advice without destroying your self-confidence.
The third step is the services of a professional editor. This editor should critique the structure of the book, offer alternatives, and suggest revisions. If you skip this step, thinking the publisher will pay for editing later on, you may never get to that later stage. Read more →
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Suspense Magazine says The Circle of Thirteen "offers an intriguing plot" that takes readers "on the ride of their lives." (March 2014)
"The Circle of Thirteen by William Petrocelli
"A plot that will keep you on your toes, this sci-fi/thriller takes the reader from 2012 to 2082, with a few other interesting stops in between.
"In the beginning, what seems like a 'norm' for a thriller book plays out; a man demanding to see his son argues with a woman bearing a restraining order against him. Although violence commences, the reader immediately knows this book is something far different than their mind expects, and the non-stop action takes them on the ride of their lives.
"In New York City, 2082, a brand new United Nations Headquarters is in the spotlight, as all the world's leaders arrive to view the opening ceremonies of the grand building. Smack-dab in the center of the new hall stands a sculpture dedicated to the founders of 'Women for Peace.' The artist has done a wonderful job, profiling all thirteen women in the sculpture who lost their lives in a terrorist attack many years before. The commemoration of the work dubs this group as the martyrs who will forever depict the peace movement. But…shortly after the dedication, an explosion rocks the building.
"Heading back in time, the reader observes the action taking place two weeks before this ceremony is to be held. The Security Director for the UN building, Julia Moro, believes a terrorist group is planning an attack at the event, and is beyond frightened. She will do anything to stop this from happening, so Julia races to find the leader of the group who seems to be the invisible man. As Julia digs deeper, she finds herself stuck in a web of secrets from her own past that may just have a direct connection with the horror-show she's trying to stop.
"This extremely fast thriller offers an intriguing plot that brings a fresh quality to the often-used terrorist angle. With such a multitude of twists and turns, this writer has doubled his efforts to make sure the reader's concentration is held at all times."
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TSLA/LV – Great points and I will own TLSA long and give it to my grandchildren but that doesn't stop them from being ahead of themselves in stock price. You make a fantastic case for the company and the car but not a case for why I'm going to get a better return on my capital with TSLA than F over the next 5 years. At the moment – sentiment is on TSLA and people are rushing into it but they are not going to be happy people – especially the people who bought 20% of the float today at $75-80, when the company fails to amaze tomorrow, the day after and next week (see AAPL for recent examples of stocks that fail to live up to irrational expectations). There are 114M shares of TSLA TOTAL with a float of 72M and 28M shares traded yesterday and another 22M have traded so far this today. That's pretty much all of them. And, of course, since we opened yesterday at $70 – it's not all that impressive that they only moved the stock up 10% since. Great stock, great company, great CEO, great future – still doesn't make them worth $70 this year. Not by a long shot.
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Slorgs may be happy little fellows, but they leave massive slime trails wherever they go.
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Weight - 1 lbs.
Rarity - 45
Estimated Value: 2476 NP
- If you have a Slorg attached to your pet for 100 or more days, view its look-up to receive the Slorg Avatar
- If you are lucky enough to buy Grape Gummy Slorg from the Chocolate Factory here you will receive the Chocolate! Avatar
- If you buy "Slorg Flakes" from the Hidden Tower here you will receive the Fyora - Faerie Queen Avatar]
- Note This is bought for 750,000NP, and can only be sold for around 600,000NP. I would suggest the Baby Paint Brush which only has a 5,000 NP loss, or to be something you want or will use.
- If you score 1000 point or more in Attack of the Slorgs you will receive the Attack of the Slorgs Avatar.
- If you score more than 250 points in Feed Florg you will receive the Chia Florg Avatar.
There are currently around 80 items associated with Slorgs, including 9 different TCG cards, 4 different Usuki Sets and 10 different plushies. I will leave you to discover these.
In this game you must attack the slorgs who are trying to eat your crops. You must use Slorg-be-gone to shoot Slorgs in groups of 3 or more.
- Type Marrow to get an extra life. You can only use this once per game.
- Type Chargex4 to recharge your laser. You can use this multiple times.
You can play this game here.
This game is very similar to the one above, except this time they are attacking space. You can play here.
Slorgs are one of the Petpets the Florg likes eating. For every slorg Florg eats you will receive 10 points. You can play here.
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Meowclops + Slorg = Slorgclops
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- TNT accidently made a second image for the red Slorg without realising a different one already existed. You can see the difference by viewing the original, and the second Slorg. Red Slorgs can only be won in Test Your Strength.
- You can learn how to draw a slorg here.
- Real life Slorg plushies are available to buy. They are currently available in Pink, Blue, and Green.
- The Slorg won the PPL, or Petpet Protection League in Week 114.
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Arizona Public Service Co. announced the construction of a solar plant last week that is expected to surpass the capacity of the planned Solana Generating Station and to help the company meet state-imposed renewable-energy requirements.


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Critic Reviews for An Englishman in New York
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Hurt's perf gives some dramatic continuity to a production that is more a succession of setpieces than a through-drama per se -- at least until its affecting later stages.
It deserves to be seen for another of Hurt's exquisitely observed performances.
Hurt is so comfortable as Crisp, that he exceeds even the real Quentin Crisp in charm and clueless vulnerability. Hurt adds irony to a scene about gay cloning, because in a sense, we prefer Hurt to the original.
Quality roles for John Hurt must be at a severe minimum if the greatly underutilized actor needs to revisit his 1975 triumph as gay icon Quentin Crisp.
Audience Reviews for An Englishman in New York
What's so eerie (and you can see this is Resident Alien when they chat with each other) is that by this film, John Hurt has gotten better at playing Quentin Crisp that Quentin Crisp, as Crisp himself predicted at the very beginning of The Naked Civil Servant film. This entry does feel more like a made--for-tv-movie whereas I didn't know the first film was anything other than a typical low budget, British-shot, limited release film until they told me so in THIS flick! This one is less literary and more borrowed speeches and autobiographical tidbits, which is okay if you like simmering in exaggerated Crispness. Even though much trauma still happens, this is still the "warm and fuzzy" entry, whereas the first one was very cold and hard. And sadly did not qualify for the "Hot Gay Sex' list.
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Not nearly as interesting as the Naked Civil Servant but John Hurt's performance is even better and it is a must see for him.
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|Persistence is your greatest weapon. It is in the nature of barriers that they fall. Do not seek to become like your opponents. You have the burden and the great joy of being outsiders. Every day you live as a kind of triumph. This you should cling onto. You should make no effort to try and join society. Stay right where you are. Give your name and serial number and wait for society to form itself around you. Because it will most certainly will. Neither look forward where there is doubt nor backward where this is regret. Look inward and ask not if there is anything outside that you want but whether there is anything inside that you have not yet unpacked.


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In June of 1942, the enemy landed on Kiska Island in the Aleutians and the U.S. Fleet was interested in Amchitka Island, 60 miles east of Kiska. S-27, on her first patrol, with Lieutenant H.L. Jukes in command, was sent to make a reconnaissance of Constantine Harbor, at Amchitka, and then to go around the island and patrol off Kiska. By 19 June 1942, the reconnaissance was completed, and S-27 started for her area.
In the Aleutian area at that time of year there is daylight eighteen hours of the twenty-four, and when S-27 surfaced at 2200 on the night of 19 June, after the necessarily prolonged submergence during daylight hours, her batteries were badly in need of charging. Navigating only by DR since she had no radar or fathometer, S-27 gained a position well off the land, and hove to in order to charge batteries. While she was lying to, currents took her about five miles from her DR position, although fog prevented knowledge of it at the time. At about 2240 on 19 June, S-27 was able to go ahead on one engine while charging on the other. Almost immediately, she struck a reef about 400 yards from Amchitka Island and rolled over into a rocky basin.
All efforts to get off the rocks were futile, and of six dispatches sent telling her plight, only one, which did not give her position, was picked up. The torpedo room was flooding, the after battery was getting wet and generating chlorine, and the boat had an eight to twelve-degree down angle. The ship was abandoned, and all hands were taken ashore in a rubber lifeboat. They spent the night huddled around fires, and the next morning set out for the village at Constantine Harbor, across the island: There they found a church and two buildings, the Japanese having bombed the rest, but no inhabitants. Food, guns, and ammunition had been salvaged from the ship and the men were organized by the Commanding Officer into a regular military camp.
On the sixth day a PBY flew over, sighted the men and landed. He took 12 men and an officer back to Dutch Harbor and the next morning three other PBY's flew out for the rest of the men. The crew survived this disaster without a single injury or case of illness.


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Microbot Trophy Guide
- 1Overview
- 2Introduction
- 3Tips & Strategies
- 4Roadmap
- 5Trophies
- 5.1Transmission Enter the body
- 5.2Diving Deeper Complete the 1st of 5 worlds
- 5.3Loco Motion Beat a level using only movement parts
- 5.4Cold Blooded Kill 25 nanite enemies that emerge when you kill larger organisms
- 5.5Fully Buffed Equip a bot with only max level parts
- 5.6Amoxicillin Kill 1000 Bacteria
- 5.7Fullerene Collect all 20 Bucky Balls
- 5.8Up and Atom Amass 50,000 Atoms
- 5.9Micromania Collect em all - parts, that is
- 5.10Survivor Beat 3 rounds in Challenge Mode
- 5.11Alive or Dead? Find the source of the hostiles and destroy it
- 5.12Team Player Kill 25 enemies while using the Coop Link Gun
Players: 1-2
Online Trophies: None
Cheat Codes Affect Trophies: None
Estimated Time to 100%: 7-10 hours
100% Difficulty: 3/10
Minimum Playthroughs: One (and some "clean-up")
Collectible Trophies: Fullerene
Missable Trophies: None - All levels/way-points can be replayed.
Glitched Trophies: None
Released on January 4, 2011, Microbot is a twin-stick shooter developed by Naked Sky Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. In the game, you are presented with the task of navigating through the body of a human and removing an infection brought on by the corrupt little robotic machines that preceded before you. The visuals of the game are interesting, including that of the moving background. The way the levels behave are also noteworthy, as broken vessels spurt blood, altering the players robot movement and/or direction.
The game kind of has a Pixeljunk Shooter feel, with the navigation of tight spaces and cave-like atmosphere. If you played games like Super Stardust HD and Blast Factor, you'll definitely relate to this.
Currently $9.99 USD in the PSN.
The game kind of has a Pixeljunk Shooter feel, with the navigation of tight spaces and cave-like atmosphere. If you played games like Super Stardust HD and Blast Factor, you'll definitely relate to this.
Currently $9.99 USD in the PSN.
- Throughout the levels you'll notice a yellowish cloud (usually near walls). Use these to your advantage! They will slow down enemies and allow you to easily pick them off. Useful for killing the kamikazes. Note this, though, enemy fire will not slow-down.
- At certain points in the game you'll see a large white blob moving about killing enemies (if some are near) or munching on the little green bar things (kill these before it does!). Avoid shooting this too much, because it will then turn on you! This blob could also give a bit of damage being neutral just bumping into you. It will also follow you through some of the level, helping you kill enemies until it dies.
- Once you obtain the "Life Cell" attachment, equip it! You may not think an extra 3 life bars isn't needed, but it can definitely make up for the times you slip up, or accidentally get hit by a kamikaze or fire by nanites. You can even stack more than one!
- During some levels you will (or can) pass through a green gate. This will result in a trap, and the only way for it to open is to kill all the enemies within the area. However, DO NOT progress through a checkpoint (noted as a white triangle on the map) and then go through the gate. If you die, this will lock out that area and you won't be able to get back to it unless you restart the level.
- In my opinion the Electron Gun weapon is best, with possibly the Micro-Seekers on the sides. When you move backwards, your front arms can't shoot, so the side Micro-Seekers can fire as you retreat to safety.
- Using the "laser beam" weapon makes short works of the last boss; not so much a horde of enemies, though.
**NOTE: Dying will result in restarting at the last checkpoint passed. However, if you back out and return to the level, there may be a chance the map has rotated. The general area of the "Bucky Balls" are the same.
- Playthrough One - All trophies (except for ones noted in the "clean-up") can be obtained in one playthrough.
**From the start, try to keep your upgrading to a minimum to obtain Up and Atom.
- "Clean-Up" - Use either level 1-1 or 1-2 (has a upgrade station at the start) to obtain Loco Motion and Team Player (separate plays)
Start up Challenge Mode and obtain Survivor.
Enter the body
Enter the body
The very first trophy you'll obtain. Once you start a game, you'll be shot out of a needle into the body. Seconds later you should hear the "DING!"
[hide][top]Diving Deeper
Complete the 1st of 5 worlds
Complete the 1st of 5 worlds
You obtain this after beating level 1-5.
[hide][top]Loco Motion
Beat a level using only movement parts
Beat a level using only movement parts
Can easily be obtained during level 1-2. You can try in 1-1, but you'll need the "Hydra-Nuke" to destroy objects to progress through the one gate.
[hide][top]Cold Blooded
Kill 25 nanite enemies that emerge when you kill larger organisms
Kill 25 nanite enemies that emerge when you kill larger organisms
As you progress through the game you will randomly kill an enemy and a smaller little enemy will appear. That may be hard to see because of the background, but you can tell one is near because you can hear rapid firing and see short bursts of red dots. Don't underestimate these things as they can drain your health quickly!
[hide][top]Fully Buffed
Equip a bot with only max level parts
Equip a bot with only max level parts
Just as it says. Must have the 2 auxiliary (two yellow slots in the middle) available, though.
Kill 1000 Bacteria
Kill 1000 Bacteria
These are the little green bars that usually hang out in large groups. The things that shoot at you (the enemies) do not count. The trophy icon even shows them in the background. Once your introduced to them in level 1-1, start killing every one you come across. You should get this sometime in the 4th set of levels.
Collect all 20 Bucky Balls
Collect all 20 Bucky Balls
NOTE: There is NO WAY in telling which level you obtained a bucky ball in. Your best bet is to write down which level you collected it in, and if you missed some for any reason, you can easily find out which ones you need. Below is a general description of where to find all 20.
Bucky Ball Locations
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B-B = "Bucky Ball"
1-1 ... In the second to last room (before the exit), in a side room not marked with an arrow.
1-2 ... In the room with the exit, scan along the walls to an opening that leads into a narrow path. You'll find this one at the end.
1-3 ... Right before you find the exit, you'll notice 3 red switches and the B-B on the other side of a wall. Hit the switches in order (starting with the one closest to the wall).
1-4 ... After the boss battle, go through the gate, then off into a room on the side.
2-1 ... Near the end of the level, within a maze (noted by a cluster of blocks in the middle of the area).
2-2 ... Near the start of the level, through the area marked by a blue triangle.
2-3 ... Literally before the end of the level. Can't miss it.
2-4 ... After defeating the boss, head right, through the "goo." It's right there.
3-1 ... Across from the exit is a room, that if entered, will trigger an ambush. After killing the mini-boss, a cutscene will show the the BB location.
3-2 ... Right before the exit you'll notice breakable "rocks." Destroy these and the BB is in them.
3-3 ... In a large area across from the exit, you'll have to navigate through an area with a bunch of "goo" spots to hit a switch at the end (this opens the gate on the opposite side of the wall with the exit).
3-4 ... In a "hidden" area off to the side in the middle room.
4-1 ... Near the exit, you'll notice a switch, which when hit will release 4 orange balls from the wall. The BB is located behind these. Once detached, hurry and grab the BB before the balls (:S ) come back and crush you.
4-2 ... Behind a large ball puzzle near the exit. To release the one that the BB is behind, hit the FIRST ball you see, then the THIRD one. Once in place on the other side, hit the THIRD one then the FIRST one and the second ball should release.
4-3 ... Before hitting the exit, hit 4 switches, which cause a "balloon" to appear. Destroy this and the BB is revealed.
4-4 ... After defeating the bosses, go through the door that's in the cut-scene, then hit the switch you find. Go back into the boss area and alongside the wall is an area that opened up. Follow the path and the BB is right there.
** from the point they are now located near the entrance.
5-1 ... In an area marked by a blue triangle. Proceed through the curve and it's in the open.
5-2 ... Once again, through a blue triangle area. Hit the one switch in this area until the BB comes out.
5-3 ... In the first "big" area you come into. On the bottom (or top?) there is a path puzzle. It's fairly simple. Use the video provided if you need help, or just start with the switch that moves the tunnel leading into the BB room.
5-4 ... During the final boss fight, you'll fight replicas of yourself. After they are all killed, the "eye" will come out. The last ball can be found where the eye was.
Below is two videos from YouTube user 'E5gAr0th' if you rather watch videos than read the description.
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Level 1-2 to 3-3
Level 3-4 to 5-4
[hide][top]Up and Atom
Amass 50,000 Atoms
Amass 50,000 Atoms
Any atoms spent towards upgrades do not count towards this trophy. You must have 50,000 at one time.
Collect em all - parts, that is
Collect em all - parts, that is
Be thorough in destroying every enemy you find. The weapons you collect are similar to the enemies they come from (example, the "Hydra-Nuke" comes from a fat kamikaze like enemy that will explode once it hits you.
See also: Team Player
See also: Team Player
Beat 3 rounds in Challenge Mode
Beat 3 rounds in Challenge Mode
All you have to do it find the exit. I did this after I beat the game, and equipped all lvl-3 paddles and flew through the levels.
[hide][top]Alive or Dead?
Find the source of the hostiles and destroy it
Find the source of the hostiles and destroy it
Obtained after defeating the final boss.
[hide][top]Team Player
Kill 25 enemies while using the Coop Link Gun
Kill 25 enemies while using the Coop Link Gun
- You obtain this weapon once a second controller is "dropped in" (press at any point of the game).
- Can easily be obtained in level 1-1.
- If you played through the story mode and collected all the weapon data, you'll notice you have one slot left. "This is the Coop Link Gun."
I used two controllers, but having another person can make this easier. To make this go faster, use one controller to activate the gun, then once it turns off, hit the other controller while the other is recharging. I found it slightly difficult to get the hang of the gun to kill enemies, but thankfully it's only 25.
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An example of private enterprise is a clothing boutique.
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Heather Graham can't wait for a sequel to hit movie "The Hangover," because she wants to play a pregnant stripper.
The actress has yet to see a script for a much-anticipated follow up but she's already pitching ideas to writer/director Todd Phillips for her character, Jade.
She says, "I think Stu should get her pregnant, and that she should do a pregnant strip dance. I know it sounds so wrong, but it sounds so right."
Failing that, Graham tells Eonline.com she'd like to see a bachelorette party theme for the sequel: "That'd be really cool. Seriously, I wish. We need to get someone to write that script."


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How do I get rich Veeky Forums?
How do I get rich Veeky Forums?
All urls found in this thread:
are you brazil
Trump coin (Not joking)
Start a business.
It is a pump and dump coin,also where do you get them? i want to use paypal
Do I need to go to business school?
Invest in kneepads.
Do I need to go to business school?
Nah, that's a waste of time and money
If you want to get rich, start a business and invest your money. Use the money you earn to make more money and don't spend it on random shit.
But you'll 100% never succeed if the sole reason you start a biz is for money. Takes a lot of dedication.
buddy of mine started a business to pad his resume for business school
1) got a loan through family friends (Indians are good with their money)
2) got a lease on cheap land in a poor but densely populated area, built what amounts to a large garage with a door in the front and back
3) bought refrigerators, got vendors (beer, chips, cigarettes, snacks, milk, whatever the fuck)
4) worked 12-12 every single day (except saturday where law allowed for him to sell beer until 1); he had to wake up early to go to sams to get more supplies. every time he added something new people fucking bought it (school supplies, toiletries, drug paraphernalia, whatever)
6) earned like 90-110k a year
7) sold the business for cash
8) lent out money to a family friend so he could start a motel....so he's getting checks every month from that guy
9) going to school now with like 400k in the bank
lol fuck all y'all I gave a legit example of how a regular dude who's willing to work his ass off could actually bring home 6 figures
do the opposite of what Veeky Forums says
Only by being rich can one get rich. Be smart and useful. Solve problems for as many people as possible in exchange for money. Blah blah bl-a-ah.
This shit is easy faggot. Get to work.
Maybe if you're in a country that rewards you for doing that (e.g.: USA). Not necessarily so if you're in the EU.
t. Alberto Barbosa
You didn't even say wtf it was faggot
A bar? Restaurant? Corner store?
Fuck you
drive thru fa/m
car drives in, they ask for stuff, he gets it from the fridges, they pay him and drive off
I see people, both successful and unsuccessful, say this shit all the time, but surely it makes more sense to go directly for what you want (money) instead of taking an indirect route that may not even yield results?
Buy uncommon memes with potential and sell them when they become popular.
Here's a quick test: Ask yourself if you want to spend a lot of money or EARN a lot of money.
If it's the former, you won't make it.
Suck a hundred cocks a day for a dollar each. That's 3k/mo untaxed which is 36k a year tax free grade-A self made cock sucking goodness. If you want to get rich 50% quicker charge $1.50.
Solve one of the world's biggest problems.
Surely you mean Departugal?
Good reply user I appreciate it, rarely you see replies like yours.
I assume the hardest part is the land and building something if it wasn't there already. How does he get the products at a cheaper price than he sells? Is it something that becomes available to you once you become a store owner of random stuff?
Buy Bitcoin.
i'll need capital to invest in some kneepads and mouthwash tho.
try r9k
get rich
When you're a vendor you pay a certain percentage below retail for everything from a distributor with the assumption that you're gonna spend a lot of money
get some trumpcoins. They are getting promoted on the alex jones show in 2 days. get in before the boom bruh.
This sounds like a joke but he is 100% correct, the alt-right is gonna pump this thing to the moon this summer and it's only 5 cents per coin right now
it looks like this on the inside
I was always concerned he'd get robbed
he said the only time anybody ever stole beer was when he wasn't onsite but he had cameras everywhere and someone posted at the door; so he got his money back anyway
Sauce on the tv promo
Drive thru store?
yep and he made crazy money by working his ass off
Any more photos of the store?
thats not his store; I just found a picture of another drive thru as an example
how many should I buy?
Thank you a lot user, being fairly close to him, did it inspire you to start anything yourself?
Is that.. In Florida?
What's the best platform to buy trumpcoin from if I don't already have bitcoin? As in, what's the best way to go from Bank->Trumpcoin
invest in kneepads
Is there anyway you can make money off the internet knowing that you are starting with 0$?
Ok why kneepads though?
Learn to program or design shit, start on fiverr to build your portfolio, then use that to offer services to businesses with shitty websites.
Didn't read any of the thread but the answer is trumpcoin if I'm being honest with my family
This? Somebody
nah I have my own career set forth; but if everything falls apart I'm getting myself a drive-thru...no question
my friend's is in Texas; I think it's pretty much a southern thing


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Ask a Law Question, Get an Answer ASAP!
Thank you for your question
My name is Clare
I shall do my best to help you but I need some further information first
Who actually owns the UK house and which part of the UK is it in?
How much have you personally spent on the property?
I appreciate all of that - but I need to know what structural alterations and improvements you paid for and how much they cost
I am afraid that there are no such "defacto" laws in the UK.
In the UK co-habiting partners have very very few protections whatsoever.
Where property is concerned the only claims that can be made are via property law.
Whilst the courts have stretched the boundaries as far as possible in terms of intention the fact remains that your only claim is based on any financial contribution you have made to the bricks and mortar.
Paying for the shopping and the bills does not give you a share of anything
In reality you have two possible basis of a claim.
There is the promise of "provision" which gives rise to a potential claim of "proprietary estoppel"
This essentially means that you acted to your detriment (which you clearly have) on the basis of a promise of a share in the property.
There is more about the doctrine in the article here
My concern regarding this is the ambiguous nature of the word "provision"
In addition under property law there is an Implied Trust that arises when you pay for or do work on a property that enhances its value
More details here
Your starting point is to try and discuss matters with him using Family Mediation
however if that is not viable then you may need to consider a court applictaion the process is described here
fBizarrely if he dies you will be better off as the courts would then be likely to award you half of the house
Sad;y we have a long way to go to catch up with our Commonwealth cousins.
Please ask if you need further details


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For some applications, it's important that the user be able to interact with the model after submission but before submit-done|error. For example, Kenneth Sklander and I developed a chat application (which we have released under MPL) that uses the instance in this way. The chat application uses an polling loop built which uses a send action inside xforms-submit-done handler to re-fetch an instance. Thus, there is *always* an outstanding submission, and the server can hang as long as is necessary. This doesn't violate the requirement that there be only one submission at a time in progress for a submission element. This same design pattern can be used to implement state mirroring, where an instance mirrors the state of a server-side process. We have found this mechanism to be quite valuable. It seems to me that the issue of what instance data is being submitted can be handled properly without recourse to locking. Leigh. ________________________________ From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of John Boyer Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 9:12 AM To: Mikko Honkala Cc: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: XForms submission: synchronous? Hi Mikko, Yes, I am calling out the issue to promote discussion because I think many of us believe it should be asynchronous so, exactly as you said, "the spec needs to be cleared" because the asynchronous implementations are not currently supported by it., whereas I think the intent was to leave it open to implementers. Saying nothing about asynchronicity causes a step-by-step read of the spec in which the reader never gets to the point of branching. The xforms:submit (or trigger with send action) begets xforms-submit begets the entire submission all the way to done or error. One problem with saying nothing is that it leads to non-interoperability of forms without strong language from us that a send action should *not* be followed by any other actions. The actions sequences would work on sychronous implementations and fail on others. We also need to have a frank discussion of when in the submission process do we become asynchronous. For example, if the whole of xforms-submit occurs on a separate thread, then we have problems if the user is able to further interact with the form between validation and sending the data. Whereas, if we say that only the actual send part goes asynchronous, then things are a lot better for us. Either way, the point is that not only must we say *something* along the lines that submission MAY be asynchronous, but what we say matters, too. John M. Boyer, Ph.D. Senior Product Architect/Research Scientist Co-Chair, W3C XForms Working Group Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software IBM Victoria Software Lab E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.ibm.com/software/ Blog: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/JohnBoyer Mikko Honkala <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sent by: email@example.com 06/15/2006 02:20 AM To John Boyer/CanWest/IBM@IBMCA, firstname.lastname@example.com cc Subject Re: XForms submission: synchronous? Hi John, I don't agree that submission is synchronous in the spec. This is a bit unclear in the spec, although most implementers have implemented it asynchronously (similar to AJAX). There is text in the spec regarding to simultaneous ongoing submissions, which hint in the asynchronous direction. The xforms-submit-done is the hook for the author. In my opinion xforms:submit does not block. It just starts the submission and returns immediately. That has to be cleared in the spec. Most browsers are event queue-based anyway, so no two actions/scripts are ever run simultaneously, except for ongoing submissions. -mikko John Boyer wrote: > > Current XForms 1.0 reads that submission is synchronous > because DOMActivate on trigger "dispatches" xforms-submit. > > The spec does not say "(may|should|must) launch a separate > thread to dispatch" xforms-submit. > > Then, xforms-submit capture, bubble and default processing > occur. The default processing then describes the occurrence > of the entire submission down to done or error. > > Therefore, it is currently reasonable for an XForms author to > assume that a send action which does an instance replacement > will actually replace the instance before the next action after > the send occurs. > > To be fair, it would be *better* for that author to write the follow-on > actions after a send action into the xforms-submit-done handler > in order to ensure that the follow-on actions occur only if the > submission is successful. And if this is done, then the resulting > form would operate correctly whether submission is synchronous > or asynchronous. > > Moreover, there's a lot of benefit to being asynchronous, and some > implementations at least have already gone that route despite what > the spec says, so this email is being sent to promote discussion > about the issue so we can get alignment, either for 1.0 or 1.1. > > In particular, it was stated here at the FtF that the option of > synchronicity > was deliberately left open so as not to preclude implementation on > small devices. So, clearly the language should be that a submissoin > MAY be asynchronous. > > Moreover, if a submission is asynchronous, then how far into the > process does it get while still blocking the initiating thread? In other > words, is the whole dispatch of xforms-submit done by a separate thread? > Or do we only branch to a separate thread some time after taking a > snapshot of the data to be submitted? Otherwise, the sufficiently > talented user could change the data between the point where we > prune and validate and the point where the data is transmitted. > > John M. Boyer, Ph.D. > Senior Product Architect/Research Scientist > Co-Chair, W3C XForms Working Group > Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software > IBM Victoria Software Lab > E-Mail: email@example.com http://www.ibm.com/software/ > > Blog: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/JohnBoyer >Received on Thursday, 15 June 2006 16:25:00 UTC
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Thursday is the High School Basketball awards banquet at 6 p.m.
April 22 -- Good Friday; school will be closed.
April 26 -- 5-6th graders will be attending the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Young People's Concert.
April 29 -- 10-11 a.m. will be Pre-School and K1 visitations. If you have a child entering these grades next year, please plan to join them in their classroom for this special hour. You can meet the teacher and get an idea of what to expect next year. Please let us know if your child will be participating so the teachers can be prepared.
Congratulations to students who placed in the ACSI Math Olympics Competition in Anchorage. Kendra Brush 4th Place, Madison Orth 4th Place and Sonya Houser 5th Place.
Secondary class scheduling for 2011-2011 starts on April 18. If you have a student who will be in 9-12 grade next year, please call the office now to set up an appointment with Mr. Leiter to schedule classes for next year.
2011-2012 re-enrollment: We are going to utilize the re-enrollment option on Sycamore this year. If you are planning to re-enroll your child, please log onto Sycamore, click on "My School" in the left hand column, then on "My re-enrollment." For current families, if you pay your 2011-2012 matriculation for all your children by May 26, you can save $25 per family. Keep in mind that your child will not be officially put on the list for a class until you come by the office and pay matriculation for next year ($275, K1-12th grade and $210 for preschool). Tuition will not increase for the 2011-2012 school year.
Connections is now enrolling for the 2010/11 school year! Call the office at 714-8880 to make an appointment. Reminder -- Deadline for submitting reimbursements is April 29. Please note that we are not able to make any exceptions to this date.
The 1st Annual "Connections Home School's Got Talent Show" will be held tomorrow at Soldotna High School auditorium at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free. Don't forget to bring in those used ink cartridges to be recycled!
Meet the New Principal! A special Family Fun Night is scheduled for Monday, April 18, 6 p.m. Please join us as we welcome Mrs. Robin Dahlman to Alaska and most especially to Kaleidoscope!
We have so many wonderful volunteers who do so much for our school and to show our gratitude a Volunteer Appreciation Tea is scheduled for Wednesday, April 20, at 3:45 p.m. Childcare will be provided. Please join us for this special time!
The PTA sponsored After-Testing Fun Night for grades 3-6 is scheduled for Thursday, April 21, from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. A new flyer was sent home with a student indemnification form that is due back Monday, April 18. If you're interested in helping or have activity ideas to share don't hesitate to contact a PTA member. This is a fund raiser for a very worthy cause and a requested donation of $25 per student is suggested but any donation is appreciated. Even if no donation can be made, no student will be turned away as long as their indemnification form is on file.
No school Friday, April 22. This is a district-wide vacation day.
New student registration will be held the week of May 2 for those students offered enrollment to Kaleidoscope. Kindergarten classroom visitations will also be held that week; if your child was offered a kindergarten spot and you haven't scheduled a visit please do so as soon as possible. As a reminder, if you want to volunteer for any of the upcoming field trips you must have completed the background check and the online training for Kaleidoscope School. The background check is done through the District's website at www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us. Click on the Volunteer tab, click on Volunteer Openings tab, scroll to Kaleidoscope School, and follow the instructions from there. The volunteer training is found on the Kaleidoscope home page. Feel free to contact the office if you have any questions. These two items must be complete 48 hours prior to a field trip.
April 25-29 -- D.A.R.E. visits Kaleidoscope.
April 26 -- PTA meeting at 4 p.m.
April 29 -- Spring Kindergarten Concert at 2 p.m.
May 2-6 -- New student registration and Kinder Visitations.
Congratulations to Judah Aley! She is this year's Masonic Student of the Year.
BOGO Book Fair starts today!
The PTA meets today at 2:45 p.m.
SMS counselors will visit K-Beach 6th grades on Tuesday.
Congratulations to our "Testapaloosa" drawing winners! Tuesday: $5 McDonalds certificates to Alyssa Wilkenson, Kyla Smith, Annie Quinn, Tony Long. Grand Prize: IPOD Nano and $15 iTunes card to Aramis Buerge. Wednesday: $5 Fred Meyer certificates to Danielle Kjostad, Rayce Lee, Tony Long, and Geraldine Shank. Grand prize: Digital camera and memory card -- Garreth Peterson. Thursday: $5 Walmart certificates to Makala Whittom, Aliann Schmidt, Ethan Tanape, Mackenzie Lindman. Grand prize: Personal DVD player to Tucker Charlesworth. 6th grader Brandon McCormick won 1st Place at the Lodge Level of the Elks 2010-11 "Why I am Proud to be an American" essay contest. His essay has been sent on to the Alaska State Elks Association level for further evaluation. Congratulations, Brandon!
Bingo for Books is this Thursday. Pizza will be available for purchase.
The Science Fair is Wednesday, April 20, in the gym. 4th - 6th grade student's projects will be judged in the morning. Classes will be viewing in the afternoon. Awards and public viewing will be from 5 -- 6:30 p.m.
Mr. Daniels class is glad to be finished with our SBA assessments.
Thanks to Mrs. Franke for the RCC donation! We really had fun. The class is studying simple machines and the evolution of tools used by civilizations over time. We will end our study with a "take apart day," a day where we get to take apart broken compound machines to find simple machines inside!
The Student Council is kicking off a "Pennies for Japan" campaign to raise funds for Japan's earthquake and tsunami survivors. Donations will be sent to the Red Cross. A large thermometer will be displayed in the school's lobby to monitor our goal of raising $500. Donations may be made directly in the school office or to classroom teachers.
The Kenai Peninsula School District in collaboration with the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and the City of Soldotna are hosting an Alaska Construction Career Day, April 27, at the Soldotna Sports Center. Students will learn about opportunities in Alaska's construction industry and apprenticeship programs and have a chance to experience hands on activities in carpentry, welding, heavy equipment operation and more. Industry and business representatives from some of the largest companies in the state will be present. Students are encouraged to sign up with their school counselors and find out about an exciting career in Alaska's construction industry. For more information please call 283-2141.
All 8th grade students who are interested in attending Kenai Central High School next year are invited to Freshmen Night at 6 p.m. on Tuesday in the Little Theater. This is an excellent opportunity for incoming freshmen to learn about the activities and courses offered at KCHS.
Sixth grade is going to camp May 17 -- 19. If you are interested in joining us on this incredible adventure, please contact your student's teacher. The cost of this trip is $95. With the fundraising efforts this past year, we earned $45 for each student, lowering the cost to $50. An installment of $25 must be received by April 15, with the final payment due April 29. We will send out more information on the expectations, supply lists, and all other information in the next few weeks.
As this year draws to a close we are planning our annual mini-course program and award day activities. Our annual eighth grade farewell will be held Friday, May 20, at 8 a.m. in the gym. Mini courses will be held on Monday, May 23, and Tuesday, May 24. The school-wide barbecue and awards assembly will be held on Friday, May 20.
It's time for our annual aluminum can drive! Students who bring in 5 pounds of crushed aluminum cans on April 19 or 20 get to choose their end-of-the-year mini-course activities first. Please have your student bring in their bags of cans to the back of the school and drop them off at the loading dock with their name on the bags. If you don't have a student at KMS, and would like to donate cans, we would appreciate all donations! Thanks again!
Apr 19 -- Aluminum Can Turn In Day; Freshman Night, 6 p.m., KCHS Little Theater.
Apr 20 -- Aluminum Can Turn In Day.
Apr 21 -- Track at SMS, 3 p.m.; Site Council, 5 p.m.
Apr 22 -- Vacation day.
Character Counts winners last week were Elisabeth Hayes, Kal McFarland, Kenneth Coghill, Kenadie Diehl, Savannah Gjovig, Tanner Brooks, Christian Kinzel, Corey Smithwick, Jaycee Herrmann, Troy Gilbert, Ashlynn Mathieson, Jordan Smith, Darcy Blume, Joseph Lupsin, Landen Dewitt, Alexis Andrade, Bailey Burke, Brooke Nash, & Kaitlyn Walsh. Site Council will be meeting at 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday, April 19 in the Library. The 5th grade music concert is scheduled for Tuesday, April 19, 6 p.m,., in the gym. Friday, April 22 is a vacation day -- there will be no school for students. The Kindergarten Parent Orientation meeting and early registration will be on Tuesday, April 26, 6 -- 7 p.m., in the Library. If you have a child entering Kindergarten for the 2011-2012 school year you'll want to come to this meeting! Come meet the Kindergarten teachers and hear about a typical Kindergarten day! If you have any questions, please call 283-8600. Friday, April 29 is Sports Day.
Congratulations to the Student of the Month recipients for March: Andrew Sickel-Physical Science; Brady Malston-MS Language Arts; Haley Wik-MS Journalism; Gretchen Larsen-Language Arts 10; Garrett Feller-Language Arts 9; Shaylee Rizzo-Biology; AJ Hoke-PE; Jacob Williams-MS Explorations; Orrey Hyatt-Biology; Haley Baxter-Alternative Education; Ruben Supeda-Study Skills; Onis Kivi-Fundamental Language Arts; Melissa Roza-Intermediate Art; Chad Hampton-Advanced Art; Chris Carr-Science; Margie Cox-Math; Katie O'Brien-Geometry; Evie Cox-US History. A Student of the Month Breakfast will be held in their honor to celebrate this achievement Wednesday, April 20, at 7:20 a.m.
NNS will be hosting a parent workshop tonight, April 18, from 6:30 -- 8 p.m. Please join us for short presentations on internet safety, online learning sites for kids and easy ways to turn regular household activities into fun reading, math, and science for kids. Childcare and snacks will be provided. Please call the school at 776-2600 for more information.
There will be a volunteer appreciation tea on Wednesday, April 20, at 3:45 p.m. in the library. We would like to say thank you to all of our volunteers and give us a chance to tell you how much we appreciate you! Please RSVP by calling the school.
NNS will have the Title I Pre-Kindergarten round-up on Wednesday, April 20, from 6:30 -- 7:30 p.m. If your child will be four years old by Sept. 1, 2011, come along to find out about our Pre-Kindergarten program. Also, don't forget to bring your child's birth certificate and immunization records. If you have any questions, please call 776-2600.
School will be closed on Friday, April 22, because of a vacation day for students and staff.
Kindergarten visitation for children beginning kindergarten this fall is today from 9:15 -- 10:15 a.m. Current kindergartners will start school late today only at 11 a.m. Friday, April 22, is a vacation day. There will be no school for students or staff.
The school library is hosting a buy one, get one free book fair April 25 -- 29.
Redoubt's Volunteer Appreciation Week is April 25 -- 29. Current students must return pre-registration forms in order to be registered for next school year. Blank forms are available at the school office.
Students may reserve a yearbook for $15. Yearbooks will arrive in May. Checks should be made payable to the school.
Redoubt's spring musical is May 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the Soldotna High School Auditorium.
Congratulations to Nurse Betty Miller, the new Alaska State School Nurse of the Year!
Thursday is a Super Activity Day and involves some schedule changes. The extended activity period will count as 1st and 7th periods. See Edline for the full schedule.
Track and field will host the Skyview Invitational Track & Field Meet Friday and Saturday.
Students wishing to attend the Alaska Construction Career Day on April 27 at the Soldotna Sports Center need to turn in their parent permission slips to reserve their spot before the bus fills up. The counselors, Mr. Andrews and Ms. Fourtner, will chaperone students as they explore heavy equipment demonstrations, interactive exhibits, trade industry displays, and hands-on activities.
Prom tickets are on sale at the office during lunch. Prom will be from 8 -- 11 p.m. on April 30. The cost is $35 per person. Promenade will begin at 7 p.m. in the gym. Admission for the audience is $2.
Go to http://www.edline.net/pages/Skyview_High for news, scholarship information and sports information.
Kindergartners are completing a study of the continent of South America. Next week kindergartners will be exploring South American art and tasting some foods unique to South America. Parents with artifacts or recipes are invited to share with the class.
Upper elementary students are preparing for their three day coastal studies trip to Kasitsna Bay. Students will become experts on many marine invertebrates prior to the trip. Parent meetings will be held for each classroom. Contact your child's teacher for meeting times and dates.
On April 28 all students will participate in a City Park clean up. Last year students collected 1,400 pounds of trash and litter and delivered it to the local landfill. This year upper elementary students will also clean up the picnic areas around Johnson Lake.
Monday -- SMS Site Council Meeting in library, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday -- Track Meet, Soldotna Middle School Invite, 3 p.m. at SMS.
Friday -- School holiday. No school for students and staff.
April 26 -- Middle School Mass Choir at Homer. 6th Grade Parent Orientation Night, 6:30 p.m., at Soldotna Middle Gym.
April 29 -- Nikiski Invite Track Meet, 3 p.m., at Nikiski Jr/Sr High. Masonic Student of the Year Awards, 6:30 p.m., at Kenai Central High School.
Congratulations to all D.A.R.E. graduates from Soldotna Elementary and thanks to Officer Derek Urban for his work with them. Garret Moore was recognized for his outstanding D.A.R.E. essay, and Ashlyn Branning for her dedication to D.A.R.E. Graduates included: Garryn Baker, Riley Bates, Ashlyn Branning, Brandon Crowder, Gage DeWitt, Oliver Doucet, Seth Gardiner, Korie Gilmore, Gage Hankins, Haley Hardin, Cameron Harris, Kealy Hendricks, Quintin Kimball, Javan King, Ryker King, Trysten Medcoff, Kyler Medley-Wallis, Garret Moore, John Nicholson, Emily Noblin, Emily Pieh, Caley Presley, Ricci Sackett, Shannon Spence, Brooke Tapia, Kevin Tautfest, Sierra VanHatten, Fara Waldrip, Michayl Wilshusen and Billy Yoder.
Thanks to our Conflict Managers who are helping to facilitate problem solving among students. Amber Weston, Kealey Hendricks, Clayton Brown, Brendan Hanson, Brandon Crowder and Reece Hansen encourage students to solve concerns peacefully and mediate solutions.
The Grade 1,2, and 3 music program, "I Love This Place," will be held Thursday, April 21, at 6 p.m. in the school gym. Everyone is invited.
Soldotna Elementary Volunteers are invited to the annual Volunteer Luncheon April 29 from 11 a.m. -- 1 p.m. in the school library.
The following students received the most Reading Counts points in their classes last week: Tyson Caligan, Micheal Gagnon, Kathryn Creglow, Megan Eskue, Caley Presley and Gracie Carroll. Congratulations to everyone and keep reading!
Zack Rodman was the Box Top winner last week and Ashlee Anderson was the Honor Buck winner. Brady Baker, Jordan Yoder, Eddie Goans, Taylor King, Logan Lathrop, Pat Bearup, Rowan Vasquez, Christian Jaime and Ricci Sackett all won a book for their efforts to go above and beyond at Soldotna Elementary.
Homegoing is this week. Spirit Days are: Monday, April 18, college shirt; Tuesday, April 19, Alaskan Day; Wednesday, April 20, Urkel day; Thursday April 21, Sohi Spirit Day. There will be class competitions during break. Will seniors pull off the win?
The Soldotna High School Child Development course is looking for children ages 2-5 to attend free daycare. The dates are Thursday, May 12, and Friday, May 13, from 12:15 -- 2:15 p.m. Snacks, games and activities will be included. Children must be potty trained. Please contact Meggean Bos at email@example.com to enroll.
Yearbooks can be ordered for $60 in room 76. Only a limited amount of extra books have been ordered. Distribution will be in mid-May.
Mayor Peter Micciche is collecting information to determine what teen center services would be supported in Soldotna. He and city council Member Hartman have put together a survey which is available at the front office or available online at http://ci.soldotna.ak.us/pdf/teen_center_survey.pdf. Surveys will also be available at City Hall.
ALL AP students who will be testing in May: Report to Room 24 on Monday, April 25, immediately after 2nd hour for your mandatory Pre-Administration session. See Ms. Griffin with any questions you may have.
Kenai Peninsula Builders Association: three $1,000 scholarships. Deadline is May 1. You can apply by clicking on the scholarships on the district website, found on the "Career and Tech" page listed below: http://www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/departments.aspx?id=50.
Sports information can be found at www.highschoolsports.net.
This year our 6th grade class competed in the Kid Wind competition. This event is hosted by the Alaska Center for Energy and Power from University of Alaska Fairbanks. Four groups in Mrs. Werner's class competed by creating a propeller system that attached to a generator. Teams had to experiment with different blade material, designs and had to choose the best angle to set the blades on their turbines. They were then tested in a wind tunnel to see which generated the most electricity. One team from the class placed 1st in the state in the Middle School division. The "Wind Masters" were the team of Brice Peters, Austin Schrader and Ceyeler Thomas. Their successful use of a gear system is what set them apart from the others. Congratulations to this team for their amazing accomplishment!
We had our spring pictures taken today. We will be using these in our annual memory book. We are beginning the ordering of these books and a form is included with today's newsletter. The only way to assure that your child is able to get a memory book is by ordering now. There may be a few extras but when we have them they sell out quickly. The deadline for orders is April 29.
We will be recognizing Tustumena volunteers on Thursday, April 14, with an appreciation celebration. Volunteers, please mark your calendar and plan on attending at 3:50 p.m. in the multi-purpose room so that we may have the opportunity to say thank you.
Congratulations to Mrs. Hopkins' 1st grade class the winners of our eScrip challenge. All of the cards we register through this program will help to raise funds for our school. If you didn't get a chance to register it isn't too late.
We will be holding a pre-school visitation on April 26 from 11:30 a.m. -- 12:30 p.m. for parents and students to see the classroom and do a project with Mrs. Granger while parents are given an explanation of the program and the selection process for next year. Parents need to have completed an application prior to coming to the visitation. We will only be able to accept 10 students into the program for next year so please be sure to get your application in now.
Kindergarten visitation is May 5, 1:30 -- 3 p.m. Parents are invited to bring their entering kindergarten students to spend a portion of the afternoon in the classroom. They will have a chance to work with the current kindergarten class on an activity. In order to participate in the visitation parents must have completed the registration process. If you need a packet please stop by and pick one up. A reminder that vaccinations and birth certificates are necessary.
-- April 19, PTA meeting, 4 p.m.
-- April 20, SMS counselors visit 6th grade.
-- April 22, No school, vacation day.
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|Reviews for My Mind Is Hating
| Katrina Gabrielle chapter 1 . 12/31/2005
creepy and subtly beautiful. I love this one.
| Knightmare Elite chapter 1 . 11/6/2005
Nice work, it does have a intense feel to it as if she's hyping herself up. I've been meaning to start reading Gothina, so many things keep happening. I'll be sure to start as soon as I can. Nice poem by the way. I like vampire fics though I'm really picky about them, mainly because many people make them so rediculous.
| Kirona of the skies chapter 1 . 3/23/2005
OH! I like it much! The repetition really works well for this. w00t-ness!
| Thornberry chapter 1 . 3/18/2005
This poem sums April up. it does have rythme. It has great rythme. This is a good idea, make people wanna read Gothina. Which you need to post part 2 of chap 26 soon or I will go nuts...lol
| firehair-222 chapter 1 . 3/10/2005
I like this a lot. And, poems dont have to rhyme to be good. infact, its called freestyle. Great job.
| Learah Kaelar chapter 1 . 2/10/2005
This really goes with your story, especially the 'my mind is hating' part. Although the part about drawing fangs makes sense too,(of course!). By the way, you haven't updated in FOREVER! V. sad. I think I'm going to cry...sniff. Blessed Be!(and update!)
| Out-Of-Reality chapter 1 . 2/6/2005
You portrayed a vampire in the most extreme way. It was just brilliant. Simple, passionate and real. Greatness!
| Drizit chapter 1 . 2/1/2005
Hey, nice one. Anyway, check out this dood. Werewolf Dreamwalker. he's in my fav authors list. he's really great in story telling. I learned a thing or two fro him on stories and poems. maybe you could improve your status eh? Bye for now!
| Xanaphia chapter 1 . 1/24/2005
oh! I like it!
| aalagidude chapter 1 . 1/23/2005
Kool i like it nice promotion technique heh heh. anyway poems dont have to ryhme i almost hate it when they do i dunno anyway nice promotionalsee ya im off aalagi-san
| RemyxZer0 chapter 1 . 1/18/2005
Wow. That was definetly in Aprils (or Demonica's) character. Terriffic as always.
| Tanvi chapter 1 . 1/17/2005
Wow, this poem was v. simple but it's outstanding. It goes through the past, present and future yet all in the present tense giving the reader the feeling of being there as it happens. It's really very well done :D
| Gothic Lust chapter 1 . 1/16/2005
i loved that poem.. it is good...
| DathomiranSciFiAuthor chapter 1 . 1/16/2005
Wow. Awesome poem! You capture the character very well. Keep writing!


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d. May 31, 1974, Prescott, Az.
h/o Pauline Marie Cantin
Note: Resided in Az. 15 years, moving here from Glendora, Calif. He last resided in Prescott, Az.
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Buried June 3, 1974
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The very first Chevy Camaro tv commercial can still be seen on YouTube. It includes a white Camaro RS/SS with the distinct bumble-bee nose band emerging from a volcano. The voice over proudly introduces "The intense new Camaro from Chevrolet … something you've never seen before."
Simply prior to the main June 29th launch date, a press package with pictures, specifications, and line stories were released to papers and magazines across the nation. Over 100 members of journalism were welcomed to participate in a gymkhana driving competitors at the GM Proving Grounds. The exact same kind of occasion was held one week later on in Los Angeles. A group of editors were also picked to drive top-optioned Camaro RS/SS designs from Detroit to their house cities so they might publish, "I drove it personally," feature articles in their local papers. Finally, on September 29, 1966, the Chevrolet Camaro was launched to the public.
While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the advancement of a four-passenger cars they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, marketing and advertising group prepared the world for the intro of a vehicle they called the Panther.
All through the summer season of 1965 practically every aspect of the car's design and development, from initial design sketches to clay models, was photographed and thoroughly documented. Chevy used the possessions to create a 30 -minute motion picture The Camaro for sale in Jacksonville AR , which was later on shown on TV and in movie theaters. They likewise presented women's clothing called the Camaro Collection as well as a Camaro road race online game.
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In November, Chevy sales executives and innovative individuals previewed prototype models at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's age-old advertising agency, immediately started deal with catalogs, direct-mail advertising and sales promo materials, along with print, outdoor and TV/radio advertising. In April 1966, at the New York Auto Show Interview, Chevrolet sales executives confessed no name had been picked for the brand-new car, however did announce that rates of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Jacksonville AR design will be in the Corvair-Chevy II range.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy agonized over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management fidgeted about the aggressive undertones of the Panther name. A comparable bout of cold feet would later cause the Pontiac variation, code named the Banshee, to be renamed Firebird. Over its short life time, the F-car had actually been called by lots of names consisting of Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's also reported that Chevy thought about utilizing the letters "GM" in the name, and created G-Mini, which evolved into GeMini and lastly Gemini. However, GM's upper management vetoed the idea, fearing the car might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that someone at Chevrolet finally proposed the name Camaro and upper management quickly agreed. Although the name has no real significance, GM scientists supposedly discovered the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "friend" or "companion." It's rumored that Ford Motor Company researchers also discovered other meanings, including "a shrimp-like animal" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
Because a number or pre-launch products had actually currently been released using the Panther name, Chevy's most pressing obstacle was to now rename their brand-new Mustang killer, the Camaro. Camaros are found in Jacksonville AR by looking for classic car dealers.


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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Mets News and Notes: Losing Season, Harvey, Wright, Francisco, Knuckleballers, Selig
The Mets fell to 4-25 at home since the All-Star break and saw their tragic number sliced to two for postseason elimination with St. Louis' win against Houston. The Mets (66-82) also clinched their fourth consecutive losing season. They have scored three runs or fewer in 15 straight home games, three shy of matching the major league record, held by the 1915 Yankees, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Matt Harvey allowed a game-opening homer to Jimmy Rollins and did not surrender another hit in seven innings against the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night. But Josh Edgin surrendered a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth to Ryan Howard and the Mets lost, 3-2, in Harvey's final 2012 start.
Harvey is disappointed his season is ending two weeks before his teammates because of an innings limit, but he ended on a solid note. He will not be allowed to throw off a mound on the side during the remainder of the season to work on things -- it's a complete shutdown.
David Wright had homered against Cole Hamels to give the Mets a 2-1 lead in the sixth. The long ball moved Wright within five hits of matching Ed Kranepool's franchise-record 1,418.
Frank Francisco was unavailable Wednesday because of what Terry Collins labeled elbow tendinitis. The closer had undergone an MRI this week.
Phil Niekro and Tim Wakefield visited R.A. Dickey at Citi Field and held an informal press conference pregame. The documentary "Knuckleball!" launches at IFC Center in New York City today.
Reiterating previous comments, commissioner Bud Selig again offered his support for Fred Wilpon and family. Read more in Newsday.
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Alright so i know the drill with these silly things... replace the switch which has the relay and it should solve the issue.. NOPE i have replaced this switch 3 times now.. twice with Aftermarket parts from Autozone and once now with a VW product with no result. I have checked the wiring all of which are pushing some sort of voltage except the brown wire which im assuming is the ground. The only time these flashers will work at all is if i mash down as hard as i can on the button and hold it as soon as i release it they turn right back off. Any help would be absolutely amazing, these rogue issues always get me
My car has 176000 miles.
My car has a manual transmission.
If the turn signals are only working when you mash down on the button, then the issue is likely related to the button. If the switch is new, then the problem might be with the mounting of the switch. If the switch is seated too deeply into the slot, it may not be getting enough travel to properly function when it is pressed. This is a known issue with these types of vehicles. I would test the switch to verify that it is in good working order and then check the mounting, to see if it can perhaps be mounted higher, so that the switch can travel more when pressed. If that all checks out I would then move on to carefully examining all harnesses and wires. If you need help with these checks, contact a certified technician, like one from YourMechanic, who can help pinpoint the electrical issue and fix it accordingly.
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This course is the field of science that investigates the chemical and molecular reactions that sustain life. The goal of this course is to study these reactions in connection to their role in biological systems. The course will begin with a discussion of the structure and function of the biomolecules involved in those important reactions. Students will then study bioenergetic principles that rule the synthesis and degradation of biological macromolecules. Finally, the integration and regulation of metabolic pathways will be discussed.
Prerequisites: CHEM2420 and BIOL3370 Co-requisite: CHEM3225
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Entire apartment with one bright room on the 3rd floor (elevator) with US type kitchen fully equipped, gallery for two people.
Bathroom with shower cabin, washing machine.
Internet access on a reliable and strong 120Mbit/s cable and wifi.
I'll let you in and show you around my flat (I'm pleased to give you hint on how Budapest works).
I will not bother you. I'm available to help you 24/7 on my phone (I speak good english, and some french).
My neighbourhood: Place de Vogues of Paris, Mayfair of London, Fontana di Trevi of Rome, Wenceslas Square of Prague ( but non-tourist
grocery on the corner, nice little cafe next door, etc.).
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Kamil 5.0 03/20/2012
The apartment was very clean, warm and well equipped. Localization was perfect - I couldn't imagine better:) Hope I will be back here.
Emily 5.0 07/13/2011
A wonderful location - easy to find, access to public transportation, safe, close to many sights, restaurants, ATMs, grocery stores, etc
Clean and comfortable accommodations. It was perfect for a long, city weekend stay.
A perfect place to stay when visiting Budapest: central and yet quiet. We managed to explore huge swathes of Buda and Pest and only twice did we use public transportation. Had we been inclined to though, both Metro and busses were just around the corner. If you want to cook at home, there are plenty of markets nearby. Check out the market on Hold Utca. One larger frying pan would have been useful. Otherwise the kitchen has everything you need.
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Very very welcoming and helpful. His English was very well. It was very nice to be picked up by Barnabas from the station at 6 a.m. And then eating early langosh with bear together was extremely pleasant. It was very nice to meet Barnabas. Hope to see you again!
Emily 5.0 07/13/2011
Great. Although unable to meet him in person as he was also on holiday, he maintained good contact with me up until my stay at his apartment. He gave great recommendations for the city and made sure we had local contact with his family in the city for the key hand over and in case we needed anything.
Barnabi has lots of experience with guests. He's full of good tips(if you ask for any) and very helpful all around.


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Amazing ride but the interior isn't.
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Vehicle2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4dr SUV 4WD (3.6L 6cyl 5A)
ReviewI got this used a month ago and am really impressed with the style , performance, size, and fuel economy. The only thing that is mediocre is the drivers cockpit.
After selling my old boxy JGC, I almost didn't feel like i had a jeep. This thing rides like a luxury SUV, quiet and smooth. It is bigger than older JGC so it kind of lumbers around corners but the power of the V6 is very impressive. I am getting an astonishing 27 mpg on hiways ( I drive about 70mph but careful to keep the speed steady ). I haven't taken it in the field yet but am wondering if it will be very nimble with its hulking size and heavier weight.
Best FeaturesThe enter-n-go with the touch unlock is nice, no more fumbling with the keyfob. You just touch your hand on the latch and it unlocks. Likewise you can lock it with a button touch on the handle. Lighted cup holder, NICE, i was always fumbling for that hole in my old one on dark mornings. The battery is under the passenger seat but you have terminals under the hood for jumper cables. Dual air on this basic model is nice as well. Many of the cars features can be altered using the dash menu and steering wheel selector buttons. Not hard but the terms are not intuitive. Manually shifting of gears for automatic is as easy as a tap to left or right on gear shifter.
Worst FeaturesThe drivers ergonomics are the worst part of this car. The seat seems to be made for a guy who is 6'1" 210 lbs. If you are a guy who is 5'10" or women, you will roll around in the seat. The steering wheel blocks the gauge display unless you move it way up which is in a very uncomfortable position. I once left my brights on but didn't know it because the wheel hides the indicator. Likewise, I can't see the speed gauge past 70 because of the bad view. The power mirrors have a button that you have to hit everytime to select a mirror I wish they had a switch because I would leave it on the left mirror as i adjust it more often. NO 4 WHEEL LOW or mp3 storage on base model, BOOO!
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Impersonating Taylor Swift isn't as easy as it sounds. Some get the sh*t kicked out of them by jealous teenage girls, others televise pieces of shit, and get paid millions of dollars in the process. Leave it to Bill Eichner, he of On the Street fame, to discover the secret formula to emulating Thee Oh So OMG One: to parody Taylor Swift, one must become Taylor Swift, as Eichner did in Funny or Die's pretty pony-heavy "Glitter and Ribs."
The dress, the hair, the teenage longing, the statutory rape, Eichner's got 'em all down.
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