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3yr old PaintxTB Gelding Rodeo turned 3years old on April 11th, wanted to get a confo critique back a month ago but a whole lot has been going on. Rodeo got hurt 2weeks after we moved back to WV, and hasnt been worked since, so for about 2.5mo now just a pasture puff. He was on stall rest for a few weeks, but he actually did worse in stall rest. Still waiting to get an Xray appointment scheduled, but my new farrier comes out to trim him tomorrow. http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...psdb441899.jpg http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps8ac693ac.jpg http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...pse3d17da2.jpg http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps7ae07179.jpg And for comparison of when I first bought him as a 9mo old... http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...RodeoTime7.jpg http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...odeoTime11.jpg |
He's sure growing into a hardsome fellow ;) Looks like he will be a good solid horse. He's certainly grown into his neck and bum compared to those last photos and his shoulder is developing nicely. |
Honestly, not much not to like about Rodeo! He's grown into those ridiculous pasterns. :lol: Posted via Mobile Device |
Super cute markings!! I love his face on the left side, and the marking on his left hind leg is really interesting. As far as conformation, I like his build. He is a little long in the neck and back, but still proportionally so it's not so bad. Croup is a little high and steep, and he still looks a little down hill but hopefully he will grow out of it. Nice long, sloping shoulder. Pasterns look a bit too long for my liking. Overall he is built very nice, and once he is older and has some muscle I'm sure he will be stunning. |
He looks pretty good. I don't like his left hind pastern & hoof angle as they are off. You might want to talk to your farrier about that... His pasterns do look a little long, but not too bad. Overall, I think he's a really nice horse and he has beautiful markings. |
Thanks for all the comments on Rodeo! We have been dealing with a lameness in that left hind, which may be why its looking different. I actually got a new farrier, and he came out and trimmed him yesterday. He feels as if Rodeo may have limb length disparity. His white feet look completely different than his other 2 feet, different angle, shape, and wear all the way around. I agree with the long pasterns comment, he has always had long pasterns, as far as long neck and back, I was always told he had a short back and short neck.... |
Wow, he has grown into himself really nicely. I really like him, he looks like he'd be a great horse for just about anything. His neck ties in beautifully, IMHO, and his neck is really nice. His head makes it look shorter than it really is because his head is a bit large and coarse. His shoulder is a little upright but his hip has wonderful angle. His hind legs are a little wonky, but it shouldn't cause any problems. He is what's commonly referred to as "coon footed", where the angles of his hooves don't match the angle of his pasterns. I don't feel you should worry about it, but I would keep an eye over the next few years to make sure that they don't start to drop lower. His back is a very nice length and he's got good topline without sacrificing a good set of withers. He's a little bit downhill but nothing bad...and he's still young with some growing to do yet. I agree, I'm glad to see that he grew into those ginormously long pasterns LOL. He has lovely short cannon bones and low set hocks. I imagine that he could have some very nice pleasure movement in there. IMHO, there's nothing to dislike about him. You've got a winner there :D. |
Thanks for the reply smrobs! Im really happy with how he has turned out compared to how he first looked when I got him! His head def makes his neck look shorter I think, he does have a big coarse head for sure! Agree with everything you said 100%! As for his lameness, its really quite funny. His "puncture" really wasnt deep at all, I really think he did something else to his leg besides that, but he has a nice crack in the bulbs of his heel. I was treating that and he was getting better and better, BO, and my old farrier said that the crack wouldnt cause the lameness, so I stopped. And he got lame again, started treating it again, and he is getting better and better, but according to my BO and old farrier, that couldnt have done it. So anyways, the poor guy hasnt been worked at all since we moved him here back in Feb, so def needs more muscle I feel. :lol: |
Ah, muscle will come with time. Heck, he'll probably continue to bulk up until he's 7 or 8. I'm sorry that you're still trying to get that whole lameness deal figured out, that sucks. Fingers crossed that you're on the downhill side. |
Lame in the right front? |
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My grandmother made a great Friday night dinner in her two-story limestone in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. She might as well have run a restaurant. There was lots and lots and lots of stuff—kreplach, gribenes, gefilte fish, blintzes, homemade noodles, roast chicken, glazed carrots, egg barley with dried Polish mushrooms. In 1918 during an influenza epidemic my grandmother was 20 years old with two children. First her husband died and two days later her mother died. With eight younger siblings and two of her own, she took care of ten kids in the family. Then an aunt caught the flu and died leaving eight or nine children. My grandmother then married her uncle and raised 18 kids.
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WOW.The best roasted chicken I have ever eaten !!.I used 6 chicken breasts(with bone and skin) and massaged them good with oil and about 4 TBS minced fresh garlic.I then sprinkled them generously with salt, placed them in glass dish skin side down and drizzled a little more oil over them, tucking in a few sprigs of rosemary and thyme.Placed dish in frig overnight. Next evening I heated 2 TBS oil in a Calphalon fry pan and fried breasts in pan( skin side down) til deep amber color.I then placed pan in 350 oven with breasts still skin side down and roasted for 30 minutes. Turned breasts skin side up and roasted another 20 min. THe skin was so crispy and the meat so moist. Oh so good.
dude...your grandmother married her uncle?! that's gross. but the recipe isn't bad.
I left some of the sprigs of fresh herbs on the chicken when I sauteed and baked it to increase the flavor. I also shoved some of the crushed garlic under the skin in addition to rubbing it on the skin surface. Sauteeing the chicken didn't work that well for me - the skin kept sticking to the pan...so I ended up baking most of the chicken at 415 degrees and it browned beautifully and tasted great. There really is no need to saute the chicken before baking. I served this at Rosh Hashanah and everyone loved it - even my 7 year old niece who usually refuses to eat anything!
A simple, easy and good-tasting recipe. I used boneless-skinless breasts and just baked.
No doubt this is a great recipe, but most of us would find it way too mild. Indeed, in what would seem impossible, the larger the chicken, the blander the taste, no matter how much more of the ingredients you add. So, I prepared the chicken exactly as described, but added my own twist to it by adding on the following : a few tablespoons of soy sauce, a teaspoon of sugar mixed with a teaspoon of ground ginger, and some dried parsley. Believe me, this makes such a difference.Of course, you could add whatever you wanted to and still come up with a great dish, but the sugar-ginger mix really makes a great deal of a difference - try it, you won't be disappointed.
I rubbed the chicken parts with garlic, and put the chicken with the garlic, oil and herbs into a sealed plastic bag for about eight hours, refigerated, of course. I browned the chicken in a cast iron pan on the hot side of a gas barbecue, turned the chicken, moved the pan to the "off" side, closed the barbecue lid and left it for about 25 minutes. Result: the best roast chicken ever. I can imagine varying the flavorings. Example: a little oil, garlic, soy sauce and star anise.

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My ds just turned three. He loves video games. He's always asking to play my iPod. ( it sounds so cute when he says it). He also loves playing his big brothers ds ( age 9). But ds doesn't let him play it that often. So I allow him to play my iPod that I downloaded toddler games on. Se are educational but his favorite is a race car game. I told my husband I want to get him his own ds 3d for christmas. Is he too young for his own game system
I think that kids start way too young with video games personally. So no I don't agree. I think that we let them have these too young. I didn't allow it. I am thankful I did. But that is just me.
For sure NOT a 3ds. They even say under 7 it is bad for their eyes. The game stores will even tell you this is their stance.
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Airing My Dirty Knitting
First, my sincerest appologies to all you guys for avoiding this site for awhile. I feel very close to alot of you and it has been unfair for me not to respond to your emails and PMs. I'm ashamed of myself.
Next, since there are far to many of you to write the same thing to and since it's public knowledge here in Dallas it might as well be around the world.
As many of you know my Grandmother passed in July and again I thank you for all you condolances and kind words. However, two days after I got back from that horrid, horrid experience Jim told me he was leaving me after 6 1/2 years of what I never suspected was a relationship gone sour. That brick hit an already bruised head from behind. If I had seen it coming towards me it would have been easier to take.
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Submitted by seymour on Fri, 2006-09-15 07:47I have recently started to try llusion knitting, but i still don't understand how it works so if anyone here knows how it works could you please explain it to me.
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Submitted by Derm on Thu, 2006-09-14 21:50It has been to long since writting here... and it is not because I have forgotten the page... It is just that i have gone back to work after vaction... Which has been pure hell and long hours.... I have had one day off since the 5th of sept. and have work 9 hour days except for the 12 hour shifts which there was four of them....
The good thing that comes out of this is the money... However I have only knit two dish clothes in the last two weeks... Which sucks.. I use to knit at least three a when I was working... but work has been to much and has drained me.... To the point where most days I do not want to knit when I get home...
Looking for "skull cap" pattern
Submitted by weeniezoom on Thu, 2006-09-14 12:28Getting holiday projects ready, a friend of mine wants a cap like Muslim men wear. It's not really just a short ski cap-- and wonder if anyone has come across such a pattern. Please let me know.
First sweater!
Well, I am pretty new to this group and I havn't posted anything. Here it goes. I havn't been knitting very long (total 16 months) and up until now I have only knitted small items. Because I am temporarily living in Japan, my projects must stay small (yarn costs about 2 times as much)
Well, I finally broke down and bought enough yarn to do a sweater. It is not a terribly original design (see scull sweater in Stitch & Bitch book) but I like it. Wish me luck...
The cranberry coloured laceweight wool is from Bendigo Woollen Mills, if you email them they will snail mail you their shade card with samples of all their yarns.
One of the great aspects of knitting for me is the buying of yarn. The internet has become a shop window on the world in this respect.
Here in Australia we produce great wool, but fall down on the value added component. Much of the clip is sent overseas for other countries to spin, to colour, to make it wonderful. We have some local mills, but I don't find myself as excited by their offerings as I am by many overseas spinners/dyers.
The attached photo is a very small part of my stash that I want to share with fellow MWK. The cranberry cone is Australian laceweight wool, the blue is Brown Sheep Cotton Fine for a T-shirt for me, the multi-coloured skein is Blue Moon Socks That Rock shade Fluorite, and my latest acquisition is Jaggerspun Zephyr laceweight silk/merino 50/50, shade is cassis.
Lucy Neatby DVDs now available
Just last night, I received my copies of the new DVDs from Lucy Neatby (http://www.tradewindknits.com/) These are the first two: Knitting Essentials 1 and 2. She covers everything a new knitter needs to know, with a lot of tips and techniques for more experienced knitters. She discusses gauge, cast-ons, cast-offs, seams, cutting into knitting, and much more! These are very well done in Lucy's clear, concise simple style. It is very well produced, with clear views of the techniques from the knitter's viewpoint (so necessary to understand what to do) which I particularly liked.
new DVDs available
You may recall I mentioned that I had ordered some new DVDs from Lucy Neatby. Well, I got two of them last night, and had to skim through them.
WOW! So much in there, and really well done. I really like Lucy and enjoy her teaching style. She presents these techniques in a very easy, simple, clear manner. She has excellent views of what she is doing, really close-up, so you see it from the knitter's viewpoint, which is really necessary to know what is going on. She covers all the topics, from beginning cast on, through gauge, circular or dp knitting, seams, cutting your knitting....oh, it covers it all!


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CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Africa, a continent usually synonymous with hunger, is falling prey to obesity.
It's a trend driven by new lifestyles and old beliefs that big is beautiful.
Ask Nodo Njobo, a plump hairdressing assistant.
She is coy about her weight, but like many African women, proud of her "big bum." She says she'd like to be slimmer, but worries how her friends would react.
"Here, if you lose a lot of weight, people automatically think you have TB or AIDS. It's not like in America and Europe where you go on a diet to lose weight," Njobo said.
More than one-third of African women and a quarter of African men are estimated to be overweight, and the World Health Organization predicts that will rise to 41 percent and 30 percent respectively in the next 10 years.
"We have gone from undernutrition to overnutrition without ever having passed healthy nutrition," said Krisela Steyn, the retired director of the South African Medical Research Council's Chronic Disease and Lifestyle unit.
Although the figures are lower than in affluent countries, many experts fear that health systems already stretched by the AIDS virus, malaria and poverty-related diseases may snap under the additional burden of heart disease, strokes, cancer and diabetes, conditions linked to obesity.
Worldwide, an estimated 1 billion people are overweight, compared to 800 million who are undernourished.
Ironically, the poorest are often most vulnerable. Children born with low birth weights to malnourished mothers tend to be more at risk of becoming overweight as adults. They are also more prone to obesity as family members give them too much food to help them catch up, according to experts at a recent conference on chronic disease in Cape Town.
The problem is most pronounced in South Africa, where death rates from obesity and diabetes are on the rise.
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Some 56 percent of South African women are now either obese or overweight, compared to fewer than 10 percent who are underweight. More than 17 percent of adolescents here are overweight — for teenage girls, it's 25 percent, according to the Medical Research Council.
Starches and sugar are staples
The traditional diet is heavy in starch, with foods like maize meal and white bread being staples. Three spoons of sugar in coffee and tea are the norm. And, as elsewhere in the world, high-fat, high-sugar fast foods, snacks and fizzy drinks are in.
And, like elsewhere, growing urbanization has led to less walking and other exercise and the spread of television has led to a generation of couch potatoes rather than athletes.
In South Africa and throughout the continent, it is considered rude to refuse food.
"We face a very difficult situation in trying to manage obesity. We are up against social and traditional norms that being fat is a sign that you are wealthy, you are successful, you are happy, that your husband can feed you," Steyn said in an interview.
"Plus the trend toward less physical activity and the viewpoint that if you are wealthy you don't sweat," she added.
Njobo is typical. She comes from a remote rural village where walking was the main means of getting around. She now works in downtown Cape Town and says she doesn't have time to buy and cook vegetables and lentils so she often grabs convenience foods. She is too tired to exercise after being on her feet all day and after the long bus ride to and from the hair salon. In any case, she wouldn't dream of jogging in the poor suburb where she lives as it is plagued by high crime.
South Africa is not alone. In Cameroon, where the diet is rich in palm oil, cornflower products and red meat, 35 percent of the population is overweight or obese. Similar rates are found in Gambia and Nigeria, particularly among women, according to figures presented at a recent conference organized by the Oxford Health Alliance of health professionals and academics.
Diabetes poses special complications
These numbers are still far below the industrialized world — only about 2 percent of Africans suffer from diabetes, compared with nearly 8 percent in Europe and North America. But the International Diabetes Federation says Africa's overburdened health systems are ill-equipped to diagnose the disease, and treatment is too expensive most of its victims.
The federation cites the example of a diabetes patient in Bamako, the capital of the desert country of Mali, needing to spend more than $21 on diabetes care a month — more than half the average family's income.
Poor communities with no electricity or refrigerators face the added problem of how to store insulin. Even in relatively sophisticated cities like Cape Town, the number of diabetes sufferers with amputated feet due to late diagnosis and poor treatment is distressingly high.
"It's not true that only the rich have problems with obesity and overweight," says Jean-Claude Mbanya, director of Cameroon's National Obesity Center.
"The poor suffer even more."
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YW hope you feel better soon www.youtube.com/user/jimcarreyonline
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After collecting the BP data of MANY players spanning different levels, I have come across the formula (arithmetic progression) for the exact BP needed to advance from levels 1 -100.
There are some interesting things to note about certain parts of the chart which I will elaborate in a later post. But for now, and for your viewing pleasure...
The BP data listed below will be separated as follows:
Level // BP Required for level // (BP Needed to advance) // Arithmetic Progression // Asterisk* = verified by player
Thanks everyone. For the sake of accuracy and verification, will all who continue to post on this thread in the future, put their BP information IN ADDITION to whatever you planned to post already.
Please post in the following format:
- Whatever you wanted to say in regards to this thread (Silly or serious )
- Your BP Data; Specifically the fraction that pops up when you place your mouse on your BP bar, to the left of your indicated level on the home page. If you are able to calculate the BP needed to be at your level, that would be ideal. But I at least ask for the fraction that pops up.
Thanks again all for your support and favor for this thread
Is your picture a buring cross?
Burning Cross? Defintely NOT, Bison. At least not the kind I think your talking about, I.E. burning a cross or anything like that. I actually thought of the cross as the thing causing the flame. Or the cross enduring flames.
atleast 600k more BP if i want lv 100
6347/9241 and i'm lvl 55 i'm too lazy to work it out
looks good
Level 31 = verified at 2 977
This is truely impressive, you must have gone through so much effort.
Thank you Trippie and 0n Fire for the data. I will make sure to add that when I get the chance
And thx Half Wtz. I DID spend a few hours on it, lol. The longest part was just waiting for people's data, and trial and error. You know, the whole, which people turned in actual, ACCURATE data. At least 25% of everything that was turned in was DEAD wrong, lol


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Venezia: Mayor's Dinner is a haven for schmoozers, politicians
The 32nd annual Newport Beach Mayor's Dinner at the Marriott in Fashion Island is an event with the panache you'd expect in this city.
Produced by Speak Up Newport, the event's co-chairs were board members George Schroeder, Kathy Harrison and Jo Vandervort.
The sold-out crowd of about 450 included a mix of current and former politicians and political insiders (and those who wish they were), as well as business folks who depend on them to survive.
The evening started with a cocktail reception – a schmoozer's dream come true.
Over the years I've learned there's an art to schmoozing.
Smile no matter what, even if you're talking to someone who, on a good day, you wouldn't spit on if they were on fire.
And when you're "working the room," keep conversations short, and gracefully transition from one person or group to another in less than 10 minutes.
The goal is to see and be seen by as many as possible.
Throughout the evening, gossip flows like wine or whine – whichever the case maybe.
As I moved through the cocktail reception, the political rumor mill was in full swing.
I heard whispers that former Newport Councilman Steve Rosansky might pursue the open County Clerk Recorder position.
Is Supervisor John Moorlach thinking about running for state office once his term's up?
I ran into Moorlach, but didn't ask him about the gossip.
Instead, I was more interested in his wife's Trina's new look. She had a very blond Marilyn Monroe vibe going on.
She said the color was actually a mistake, but one she now likes.
I thought she looked great.
Sharyn Buffa confided that she'd looked at last year's dinner photos online to make sure she wouldn't wear the same thing. Turns out she was planning to, so she changed.
When her husband. Peter, who was also emcee for the night, recounted the story in his opening monologue to the entire room, she looked a bit surprised at his over-sharing.
The Mayor's Dinner always makes for some strange table mates, but all is fair in love and politics – especially in Newport.
So it wasn't surprising to see retired Newport Chamber of Commerce CEO and President Richard Luehrs sitting at Visit Newport Beach's Gary Sherwin's table.
Sherwin's newly revamped Newport Beach & Co. pretty much made the chamber obsolete.
When I asked Luehrs about the black eye he was sporting, he said he'd had a go-round with a reporter.
I never did get the truth, but whenever I've had a black eye recently it's been from a Botox injection. Just saying.
It's always a well-kept secret whom Speak Up Newport will honor with its SUNshine award each year.
I was thrilled when former state Sen. Marian Bergeson took the stage and revealed this year's winner was her good friend Evelyn Hart.
Hart is a former Newport city councilwoman and mayor, and was the driving force behind getting the Oasis Senior Center built.
It was a magical moment. Hart accepted the award with grace and humor and bounded off the stage.
Of course the main event of the night was Newport Mayor Keith Curry's speech.
Seated right next to Curry was Orange County Republican Party Chairman Scott Baugh.
As Curry took the stage I could see Baugh smiling broadly.
Curry's speech was well-rehearsed and well executed. However, as he spoke, I felt like he was auditioning for a part.
It wouldn't be surprising if Curry had higher political aspirations. It's a logical next step for this two-time mayor.
In his speech Curry praised Newport's new Civic Center, talked about how the increased dock fees would help the harbor, and expressed pride that there are millions in reserve in city coffers.
He also spoke about revitalizing the city's NBTV channel – something former Mayor Nancy Gardner talked about at great length in her speech last year.
But NBTV went nowhere under Gardner, though not for her lack of trying.
City staff was less than enthusiastic about this project whenever I talked to them about in the past.
If Curry can find a way to take NBTV out of their realm, then he's got a chance.
He also acknowledged Moorlach for his negotiations regarding John Wayne Airport and holding the curfew in place.
Though no one would go on record, the buzz during the cocktail reception was that the 10.8 million passenger caps per year will most likely move more toward 12 million with the new agreement.
Drunken gossip – or truth?
You never know at the Mayor's Dinner.
Between schmoozing, smiles and back stabbing – I mean back slapping – there's a fine line. But always a heck of a good time.
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A 65-year-old woman murdered her former handyman and at least one other person, then dismembered their bodies at her rural Rogue River farm in separate cases over the past 17 months, police said this afternoon.
Jackson County Sheriff's Department detectives today identified one of Susan Monica's suspected victims as 56-year-old Robert Haney, who they believe was slain in September. Family members said he worked as Monica's handyman and police said he lived on the property at the time of his death.
Investigators did not identify who they believe is the second victim, who court documents state was killed on or about Aug. 1, 2012.
Detectives today offered no suspected motives or methods for the alleged crimes.
The task of identifying the bodies lies with the medical examiners' office, and no official findings were expected in the immediate future, sheriff's Detective Julie Denney said. She declined to elaborate at a press conference this afternoon.
A Jackson county grand jury indicted Monica today on two counts of murder, two counts of first-degree abuse of a corpse, and identity theft. The identity theft charge stems from unlawfully possessing the personal identification of Robert Haney with the intent to deceive or defraud, according to a release from the Jackson County District Attorney's Office.
The grand jury met this afternoon and heard testimony from four witnesses, including Detective Eric Henderson from the Jackson County Sheriff's Office and deputy medical examiner Eric Fox, also of the sheriff's office.
The indictment will be filed with Jackson County Circuit Court Wednesday, Jan. 15. Monica is expected back in court Wednesday, Jan. 22 for arraignment on the indictment.
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Stress points
I was about to give an hourlong talk to hundreds of people when one of the organizers of the event asked, "Do you get nervous when you give speeches?" My response: Who, me? No. Of course not.
But this was a half-truth. I am a bit of a worrier, and one thing that makes me anxious is getting ready for these events: fretting over whether I've prepared the right talk, packed the right clothes or forgotten anything important, like my glasses.
Anxiety is a fact of life. I've yet to meet anyone, no matter how upbeat, who has escaped anxious moments, days, even weeks. Recently I succumbed when, rushed for time just before a Thanksgiving trip, I was told the tires on my car were too worn and had to be replaced.
"But I have no time to do this now," I whined.
"Do you have time for an accident?" my car-savvy neighbor asked.
So, with a pounding pulse and no idea how I'd make up the lost time, I went off to get new tires. I left the car at the shop and managed to calm down during the walk home, which helped me get back to the work I needed to finish before the trip.
It seems like such a small thing now. But everyday stresses add up, according to Tamar E. Chansky, a psychologist in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., who treats anxiety disorders.
You'll be much better able to deal with a serious, unexpected challenge if you lower your daily stress levels, she said. When worry is a constant, "it takes less to tip the scales to make you feel agitated or plagued by physical symptoms, even in minor situations," she wrote in her very practical book, "Freeing Yourself From Anxiety."
Of course, there are often good reasons for anxiety. People who lost their homes and life's treasures – and sometimes loved ones – in Hurricane Sandy can hardly be faulted for worrying about their futures.
But for some people, anxiety is a way of life, chronic and life-crippling, constantly leaving them awash in fears that prevent them from making moves that could enrich their lives.
In an interview, Chansky said that when real calamities occur, "you will be in much better shape to cope with them if you don't entertain extraneous catastrophes."
By "extraneous," she means the many stresses that pile up in the course of daily living that don't really deserve so much of our emotional capital – the worrying we spend on things that won't change or simply don't matter much.
"If you worry about everything, it will get in the way of what you really need to address," she explained. "The best decisions are not made when your mind is spinning out of control, racing ahead with predictions about how things are never going to get any better. Precious energy is wasted when you're always thinking about the worst-case scenarios."
When faced with serious challenges, it helps to narrow them down to specific things you can do now. To my mind, Chansky's most valuable suggestion for emerging from paralyzing anxiety when faced with a monumental task is to "stay in the present – it doesn't help to be in the future.
"Take some small step today, and value each step you take. You never know which step will make a difference. This is much better than not trying to do anything."
Chansky told me, "If you're worrying about your work all the time, you won't get your work done."
She suggested instead that people "compartmentalize." Those prone to worry should set aside a little time each day simply to fret, she said – and then put aside anxieties and spend the rest of the time getting things done. This advice could not have come at a better time for me, as I faced holiday chores, two trips in December, and five columns to write before leaving at midmonth. Rather than focusing on what seemed like an impossible challenge, I took on one task at a time. Somehow it all got done.
Many worriers think the solution is positive thinking. Chansky recommends something else: think "possible."
"When we are stuck with negative thinking, we feel out of options, so to exit out of that we need to be reminded of all the options we do have," she writes.
If this is not something you can do easily on your own, consult others for suggestions. During my morning walk with friends, we often discuss problems, and inevitably someone comes up with a practical solution. But even if none of their suggestions work, at least they narrow down possible courses of action and make the problem seem less forbidding. "If other people are not caught in the spin that you're in, they may have ideas for you that you wouldn't think of," Chansky said. "We often do this about small things, but when something big is going on, we hesitate to ask for advice. Yet that's when we need it most."
Chansky calls this "a community cleanup effort," and it can bring more than advice. During an especially challenging time, friends and family members can help with practical matters like grocery shopping, providing meals, cleaning the refrigerator or paying bills.
"People want to help others – it's how the world goes around," she said.
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text: Amazon: The Official Cloud Server of the US GovernmentAdrian Covert8/17/11 6:02pmFiled to: GovernmentCloudServersDataStorageAmazonGovClouddatacentersPolitics12EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The US Gov is no stranger to Amazon's data centers: they've used them for sites like Recovery.gov and Energy.gov. But after shuttering 40% of their data centers, the Government is looking to Amazon to house data that's considerably more sensitive. Not-so-creatively dubbed "GovCloud," Amazon says that the server will require anyone accessing it to be a US citizen. Because Amazon follows stringent regulations, agencies can now store data, such as weapons info and health care records on these GovCloud servers. Advertisement Advertisement Because AWS GovCloud is physically and logically accessible by U.S. persons only, government agencies can now manage more heavily regulated data in AWS while remaining compliant with strict federal requirements.Is it careless/reckless/unsafe to house sensitive data, like weapons info and health care records, on a server operated in the private sector? Probably not. Amazon, after all, is the biggest and best cloud storage operator, and have occupied that spot with relatively few hiccups over the years. In the event that someone tried to break into the data center, would the actual, IRL security precautions for this Amazon-operated data center be the same as a Government-owned one? Who would take the blame for a security breach?Questions to consider, at the very least. [Amazon via NextGov]Reply12 repliesLeave a reply


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By now you know what happened in Denver last night. Multiple deaths. One victim is a three-month-old baby. Another senseless tragedy perpetrated by a madman bent on taking as many lives as possible. The difference this morning is that one of our friends, and a former BC writer, was one of those killed. Jessica Ghawi (Redfield), 24, was an aspiring sportscaster, writer and a sports fanatic.
Her parents told San Antonio news this morning that she's dead.
Ghawi was attending the premiere of the latest Batman movie with long-time friend Brent Lowak, of Bulverde. Lowak was shot at least once, his father confirmed.
Jessica's last tweet was to Sporting News hockey writer Jesse Spector, "MOVIE DOESN'T START FOR 20 MINUTES(.)"
And that was it. At least 12 souls gone.
Her brother wrote on his blog this morning:
At approximately 0215 CST, I received an hysterical, and almost unintelligible, phone call from my mother stating that my sister, Jessica Ghawi, had been shot while attending the midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises" in Denver, CO. I was able to contact the man that was with my sister, mutual friend Brent Lowak, who stated that they were in the theatre when an incendiary device was fired into the crowd and that shots rang out immediately afterwards. Brent further stated that he took two rounds and that my sister took one round followed by an additional round which appeared to strike her in the head.
Jessica had a writing stint with BC, working on hockey posts. It was your typical blog/Internet writing relationship. She understood the madness on this site and was willing to come on to learn the ropes and have fun writing about the sport she loved.
More than anything, Jessica just wanted to be involved. Soon there were calls on how to work through issues on WordPress and her throwing out post ideas. There were calls in the afternoon and calls in the evening. She would update me on where she was; Vancouver, Vegas, Avalanche games. It was the life all 20-somethings dream about.
Eventually, Jessica had moved on to other projects and was busy traveling.
On June 5, Jessica wrote on her personal blog about narrowly escaping a shooting at the Eaton Center mall in Toronto.
I can't get this odd feeling out of my chest. This empty, almost sickening feeling won't go away. I noticed this feeling when I was in the Eaton Center in Toronto just seconds before someone opened fire in the food court. An odd feeling which led me to go outside and unknowingly out of harm's way. It's hard for me to wrap my mind around how a weird feeling saved me from being in the middle of a deadly shooting.
I say all the time that every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. So often I have found myself taking it for granted. Every hug from a family member. Every laugh we share with friends. Even the times of solitude are all blessings. Every second of every day is a gift. After Saturday evening, I know I truly understand how blessed I am for each second I am given.
What can I really say?
Jessica was headed for big things in life. She could write, had a huge personality and possessed that Texan drive that was going to eventually pay off with a great career in hockey.
She leaves this life with lessons for all of us. Every day is a gift. Don't take tomorrow for granted. Keep pushing and driving yourself.
Sounds so cliché until you lose someone to a senseless massacre.
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As any seasoned chef will tell you, the most essential ingredients are often the most unlikely. One such particularly versatile, yet often discarded, ingredient is stale bread. Not only is day-old baguette still usable, it's actually preferred over a fresh loaf in a myriad of recipes from panzanella to bread pudding. The New York Times reminds us why saving that loaf of bread does more than just stretch a dollar.
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Winemaker's Journal — Time to enter NCW Wine Awards
Calling all commercial winemakers. It's time to enter your wines in Foothills Magazine's fourth annual NCW Wine Awards.
The deadline for entering your wines is May 22, so it's time to sort out your best, brightest and newest releases to vie for medals judged by some of the state's best wine experts.
Foothills Magazine partners with Great Northwest Wines to put on the competition. Great Northwest Wine, created by Andy Perdue and Eric Degeman, coordinates competitions and publishes wine news throughout the Northwest.
The judging will be held behind closed doors June 2 in Wenatchee. All wines are judged double blind, meaning that the eight judges will not see what wines are served or what wineries are entered before tasting. They will know what category or variety of wine they are sampling.
Winners will be announced at the 2014 NCW Wine Awards gala Aug. 23 at Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee. All winners will also be featured in Foothills Magazine's annual wine issue in September. The magazine will be distributed throughout NCW and statewide to further promote the local wine industry.
There's no fee to enter. Fill out the entry form online or download from ncwwineawards.com. Then drop off three bottles of each wine entered at The Wenatchee World office, 14 N. Mission St., by May 22. It's that simple.
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Bilbrook is a large village five miles to the North West of the City Of Wolverhampton. Although there has been quite a lot of development over the last decade, Bilbrook retains most of its rural character and is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Staffordshire.
Prior to the 1850s Bilbrook was a small farming village. Then, in the 1850s the Railway came, joining Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury. At first the railway stopped only at Codsall. Birches Bridge and Bilbrook gained a halt in 1934 and the area really started to develop.
The major development of Bilbrook occurred in the 1930s. The Post Office was built in the early 1930s, along with the Chemist, and then the village exploded following the arrival of the Boulton & Paul aircraft works from Ipswich in 1936. The village was flooded with Norwich workers whose arrival lead to the building of a large housing estate.
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HYDE PARK, Thursday—The luncheon in mid-summer, yesterday at Delmonico's, for Miss Kirsten Hesselgren, would have done credit to any committee in the depth of winter. To have 500 women come into New York in the heat was a tribute to the committee and Miss Kenyon, as well as to the guest of honor. Miss Hesselgren has a lovely face and the difficulty which she experienced with some of our English words only added to the charm of her speech, intriguing everyone to pay deep attention while she was talking. The subject itself was very interesting, for the legal status of women is coming to be recognized as a question of much importance the world over.
We, here in America, with our varied state laws, have a small idea of the difficulties entailed in getting any kind of uniformity in countries that operate under many different types of law. I had realized, of course, that the committee of the League of Nations would have to study the question under common law and the Napoleonic code, but I had entirely forgotten that there would be Hindu and Mohammedan law, as well as a variety of tribal customs, to be considered.
I loved Miss Kenyon's story of the ever-cheerful, learned English member of the committee who casually mentioned that one of his acquaintances had gone into central Asia to study the tribal laws in regard to marriage. The committee never obtained any information because the gentleman had never returned. It looks as though, if this committee were to stay intact, they would have to do without a certain kind of knowledge. Mrs. Catt as usual made a great contribution to the meeting and everyone was deeply appreciative of her presence.
I had time yesterday to go the Thrift Mart at 15 West 56th Street New York City. This is run by the womens' division of the 1938 Greater New York Campaign Joint Distribution Committee. They have made two floors of a house resemble an attractive first-class specialty shop. It seemed to me they had acquired much really good merchandise which, with a little effort by the buyer, could be made most serviceable. The lady who showed me around told me that it was run on a volunteer basis. That is an achievement for any committee.
I congratulate the committee in charge and particularly its chairman, Mrs. David M. Levy.
I was back in Hyde Park in time to see my grandchildren before supper and have a swim, which was most cooling after a hot day. Today is clear and not too warm and I am waiting for my grandchildren to finish their ride and come over for a swim before lunch.
This afternoon, Mrs. Scheider and I are planning to take a short motor trip, the first she has taken since her illness. Two of our friends who live in Westbrook, Conn., asked us to spend the night and we hope to be over there enjoying their cool breezes late this afternoon. I feel as though this were quite an adventure.


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Thread: Martial Arts Failiures.
2/04/2006 2:51pm, #11--
I've never had the offer to spar a total martial arts loser even though there are a shitload at my school, the only explanations I can find for this are bad luck and my being freakishly tall.
Sadly, this was with a friend of mine, too on the nerdy side, but we got along training with each other (conditioning). TKD Black belt and competitor (not of Olympic caliber, but much of his school was I believe), but a smaller guy, maybe 150 tops, with me closer to 220, obviously not even match. I had been doing BJJ maybe 3 months. Now this guy is athletic as all hell, but all he can do is kick (faster than I can punch). Anyway, another friend and I are rolling and he's in the campus matroom with us messing around and I convince him to spar with me. We have no gloves, mouthpieces or cups or anything, but I say go full on buddy. I refused to punch, so it took awhile, but I checked a kick, clinched, crappy suplex=>side-mount, mount, armbar. I felt bad about it and still haven't really convinced the guy to fight for real. After that night he literally retreated to his room and got addicted to video games; we haven't seen him at archery or MA since. We'll see.
2/04/2006 3:08pm, #12--Originally Posted by Camus
A similar thing happened to me when I was "discussing" martial arts with a judoka at my school. At least I landed a few good kicks before he got me off my feet though, and the experience taught me one of my first really valuable lessons of martial arts. To be truly great, a person has to study as many different styles as possible.
I hope your friend gets over it the same way I did.
2/04/2006 3:27pm, #13--Originally Posted by Coyote
A lost soul indeed
He does get respect amongst our school's huge shotokan crowd seeing as how he can lay down the hurt on any of them in 'sparring', but his heart isn't in it and he knows he wasting his talent.
And people thought bullshido was about HELPING people. Hell no
2/04/2006 3:35pm, #14--
Sparred with a "gangsta" once, guy was real tough with a weapon and the element of surprise. I armbarred him, he cried, in front of his friends, the end.
2/04/2006 3:43pm, #15--
This is a reply to Camus.
I know that smell very well.
There was this one kid at our school who carried it around with him like it was some kind of cheap cologne. His name was Joe Dunn, and he told me that he was in some style of Karate (maybe Shotokan?).
This kid was the most annoying little freak to ever walk on two legs.
Senior year of high school, the district popped to send our entire graduating year to Six Flags due to excellent test scores. Dunn followed me and my friends around despite our constant reasurance that we did not need or want his company. Finally, I got sick of him and challenged him to a "friendly" sparring match.
We had been walking down a flight of steps at the time, so he drops into some sort of off balance back stance, much to my delight.
All I had to do was plant my size 13s on his knee and apply pressure untill he lost his balance. I held him there for a few minuites while he tried to pull his leg out from under me, untill I finally told him that me and the boys would be spending the rest of the day without him.
Later, I payed some kid in the parking lot to hit him with a plastic sword untill he got pissed of and chased him away. The kid came back and kept hitting him without me having to pay him again.
This is my favorite "senior memory".
2/04/2006 4:35pm, #16
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--I lived in Korea for a number of years and tcross-trained seferal different systems while I had the opportunity. Before going to Korea I had a fair amount of training in kickboxing, escrima and Taekwondo, and a little BJJ.
I started my training in Korea with TKD ( when in Rome right) later I also cross-trained at a Muay Thai school.
One night this 18 yr old Hapkido guy come into the TKD school to work on his kicking techniques. During sparring I notice he is kicking his opponents legs a lot (not allowed in TKD) and is basically pushing around a lot of the older BB with his techniques. Finally it's my turn to spar with him, of course he starts kicking my legs. I back off for a second and look at the instructor," hey he's kicking my legs, is it ok to kick the legs?" My instructor not really paying attention to us or my question just goes "yeah, yeah ok". I start sparring again, as soon as I get into range I switch my legs and Thai kick the HKD guy right on the nerve in his inner left thigh (lucky shot). He took one step and crumpled to the ground.
Of course I was critcized after class for doing this, and the instructor admitted he had not been paying attention when I asked about kicking the legs. I even apologized to the kid and explained the technique and why it worked the way it did, but after that night he never came back.
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After having my fill of TKD and getting certified to 2nd degree at Kukkiwon. I decided to take up Judo. Of course what was mainly taught was Olympic Judo with some basic groundwork such as pins. I never knew how valuable my 3 months of BJJ would become.
Anytime we sparred I generally got my ass kicked, I was much older than most of the other students and not nearly as flexible or fast. But one night instead of standard Olympic sparring the instructor decided to do ground sparring (grappling) the object being to pin or submit your opponent. I submitted every black belt in the place with either a gi choke from the guard or an armbar. One particular student who was quite good on his feet got pulled into my guard with my hands deep in his collar. His assumption was that since he was on top he was in the winning position. He looked me right in the face and said, "Ha ha" I responded in like,"Ha Ha" and then choked him out.
After that anytime a BB visited from another club the instructor would have him ground spar with me just so he could embarrass them.
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Ok, I'll bite too. I always wanted to mention this thing that happened to me, but I never found an appropriate thread to write about it.
This occurred, I think, back in 1992. I was working at a Home Depot in Florida, and one of my co-workers was (supposedly) l34thal in (gasp!) Aikido. Now, remember the times - this was just after Seagal's "Under Siege" hit the big screen. So everybody punk out there was like, "oh ****, Aikido!", specially the dude I sparred with. This dude took it to the extreme in his Aikido-Seagal-juice-sucking. He had long hair, with a pony-tail a-la-Siegal, and on halloween, he would come to work in his Aikidogi on, hakama and all, and to top it off, wearing a katana.. at work... for halloween... you get the picture. :icon_joke
To add further embarrassment, he is Nicaraguan, like me. :new_puppy
Ok, just to make the story short, the dude was strong, no doubt, stronger than I was, and he always claimed he had hands well conditioned for striking and **** like that. :ninjadanc
The problem started when I was chatting in the breakroom with other guys who were going to the same comm. college I was going. I was taking a shotokan class as part of my PE requirements and I was telling the guys about it. Then Aikido-boy heard the conversation, and every since he would be pushing me and teasing me into some sort of sparring match. :boxing:
I had no intention of doing so because I was there to work, not to engage into a samurai role-play ****, and to be honest, cuz I was intimidated by Aikido-boy. :confused1
Anyways, **** ended up hitting the fan one time when he not only shoved me in the breakroom, but also tried to touch my face, and at that moment, I though "what the ****". So I shoved him back. That became a shoving match (with the fucker smiling contemptously), and at that moment he grabbed me and did a hip-throw on me (something resembling a uki-goushi). Up until that moment, this fucker was smiling, even as he was throwing me to the floor... AT WORK!!!! :5dunce:
He totally caught me by surprise. Up and until that point, I never expected any sane person would do such a thing at a workplace. He could have injured me against the hard floor, at worst, and get us both fired at the very least. Anyways, he was already lifting me for the throw, and the only thing I could think of was to hold onto him in anyway possible. Lucky for me, I was able to grab one of his arm with one hand, and hold his shoulder with the other.
So basically, we both went to the floor. At that point, his smile just vaporized. Somehow, don't ask me how, I was able to flip him (maybe cuz I latched onto him for dear life while he was doing the hip throw). He landed more or less hard on his back, while I landed on top of him. The problem was that I also landed on my right elbow, and that **** really numbed my arm, but I was able to mount him, right on his chest.
After mounting him, I decided to get up because it was never my intention to fight or sparr at work, plus my arm was numb at that moment. So I got up, and extended a hand for him to get up. As he was getting up, he was saying "You got me man. why did you get up? You had me mounted right there." I didn't say anything since I wasn't in the mood to talk. The sooner I could put that stupid incident, the better. The last thing I wanted was to lose my job in proving some point with this loser. :angry5:
Anyways, after that, he never shoved me around. So in a way it was a good outcome, but he could have gotten me fired or had my elbow fucked up.
From that point, I learned that people could talk a lot of **** about their skills and still a being hakama-wearing-fairy Steven-Seagal-wannabe. He claimed to be doing Aikido for 5 years already, thus I would have expected him at the least for him to expect that I would grab him the way I did when he decided to hip-throw me. :viking:Read this for flexibility and injury prevention, this, this and this for supplementation, this on grip conditioning, and this on staph. New: On strenght standards, relationships and structural balance. Shoulder problems? Read this.
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When I started to train Judo I was also training at a Kumdo (Kendo) school around the corner. I would go to Kumdo for about and 1.5 hours and then immediately afterwards run over to the Judo school for another 1.5 training session.
One night they decided to do sparring, instead of full gear they simply used foam swords with gloves and helmets. Also in Korean Kumdo ( Haedong Kumdo ) they do a lot of sparring with a single one handed short sword as opposed to the longer two handed Katana style sword. I thought great this is almost exactly like escrima. I had told the instructors that in the past I had studied escrima so it should have been no surprise that I could weild this shorter weapon easily.
Anyway I was to spar one of the senior instructors. We sparred for about 5-7 minutes and it was quite a good match, but in the final couple of minutes I really started to pick up on his movement and was beginning to land a lot more shots then he was. Finally he backed off and said,"next point wins" He sprung in and connected with my head and declared himself the winner. I will admit that I was beaten. But none of the adult BB would ever spar me again if their were any other junior students around.
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I know exactly what your talking about. I used to do it to judo guys all the time. You lock down their arm that is around your back and you ball yourself up. When they throw you, since you have their arm locked, the momentum carries them over you and you end up on top generally in a side position. Great freaking counter and most guys never expect it.


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Very Simple... If you are like me and got the iPhone4 before the jb and still want to use your jb 3GS for MyWi or whatever reason...
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I'm developing an app and I'm facing some problems.
The app needs to read SIM data to display info depending on the SIM's country. The first thing it does after opening is read the SIM; if no SIM is detected an error is displayed, if it can be read the app displays a list. I'll go into more detail.
I have added in the bar-descriptor the "read_cellular_data" permission. When the app opens for the first time, it asks the user for permission, this is normal. After the user presses accept, the screen remains black. Minimizing the app only makes the splash screen visible. You can only close the app.
After opening the app for the second+ time, the app works normally.
Also, when I ask for the SIM state using "SimCardInfo().state();" I get "NotDetected" if there is no SIM and if the app has no permission. I'd like to know how to make a difference between those 2.
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I don't think this is right forum to ask.
... but it's a BB10 native related question.
Which would be the right forum?
I am not aware of function SimCardInfo() in Native environment. Is there one?
Yes, it's here:
But I can't find any info on checking permissions.
Wow.. sorry missed that. Though can't answer your question now. -(
There is no permission read_cellular_data. It is not on the App permissions page you posted. And it is not in the bar-descriptor.xml.
I've seen that some permissions are not documented (can´t remember right now another example).
But in the SimCardInfo.hpp, you can find this:
/*! * @brief Retrieves the unique identifier for the country where the SIM card's home network * is located. * * @details The mobile country code (MCC) is composed of 3 or 4 decimal digits. For further * details about the structure of the MCC, see ITU-T recommendation E.212. * * @return The country code of the SIM card's home network encoded as a string or an empty * string if the caller does not have sufficient permission or the SIM card's state is not * @c SimCardState::Ready. * * @permissions The application must have the @c read_cellular_data permission to access this method. * */ QString mobileCountryCode() const;
The app does ask for permission when first opened, and without it, I cannot read the SIM, so the permission is functional.
I was told through e-mail by a Developer Evangelist that for now there is no way to check/modify permissions.
My problem was that the app attempted to read SIM data as it opened, while the permission was asked only on the first time the app was opened, and once you accepted/rejected, the app would stay on the splash screen.
My workaround was to present a Welcome screen only the first time the app is opened, so no SIM data would be read while the permission is asked.
That is interesting. It seems that the documentation of the source code differs from the online API documentation. In the online documentation the permission value is not mentioned.
We also want to check permissions because our app will not work if permissions are denied. Hopefully, this feature comes with one of the next releases of the SDK.
Supposedly, the new SDK will be out today.
They are still working on those APIs, so I think I'll ask the user which country they are in instead of reading the SIM :/
Too bad, lets wait for the new SDK, then.


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Thats Nitro+Chiral's latest? That is pretty jazzy and perfect for them.
Well I've finally gotten around to playing Utawarerumono (PC). I think it's pretty good. But since I'm a person who looks deep into stories and such. I feel that the game doesn't have an immersive feel like some of the more recent visual novels I've played. Battle system is good, simple and easy to get into. But I'll whine that the PS2 version has all the fun with the inclusion of items and bonuses, and more battles (and that version also has voices). The game does have just a bunch of cute moment that are fun to watch. There's no problem with that. More on my complaint with the lack of immersion. I guess perhaps, it's game that doesn't really rely on it to be fun. The story is fine, and has good presentation (despite the lack of immersion). I have to congratulate the anime writers for giving alittle more depth to some parts of the story. I don't love the music... it looks like I've been spoiled with a variety of great music after listening to Umineko's soundtrack.
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While we're at it, I read somewhere that Yosuga no Sora has blood-related incest. How is that aspect of it handled? That intrigues me, if only for the novelty--it's nice to see a writer with the guts to go for the real thing instead of playing off some lame pseudo-incest vibe with childhood friends or adopted siblings. Of course, no point if it doesn't handle the f'ed up emotional issues with at least some seriousness. I'm not asking for a full-blown Koi Kaze-style treatment, but still....
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Though in terms of how it's handled drama was would be giving out too many spoilers. Basically the siblings have a unbalanced dependency with each other do to their parents dieing. Also, Sora's route isn't that long compared to the other girls (I was able to finish it in around 3-4 hours)
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Asanagi no Aquanauts also has blood incest, which also happens to be twincest cause the male lead and his sister are different gender identical twins (possible only through an extraordinarily rare genetic mutation in real life, but only requires love and peace in eroge! ) She's also his oneechan.
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I just played through half of the entirety of a game called "Futanari Kanon-chan" that came out a few days ago. It's not everyday so to speak that you see a game that centers around the concept of a dickgirl, so I gave it a try. There's another futanari game coming out in January as well.
This game is low budget and comes from one of those minor status, ero-oriented companies and you can see it. The interface is very simple with little eye candy. I thought it would be simplistic in story and characters too but I was pleasantly surprised by how decent the plot is and how well-executed the main character. Every character is voiced except for the males, and the main character is fully voiced as well, her dialogue, h-scenes, and monologues. The game's main character is Shinonome Kanon, who was an ordinary girl until one day she woke up with a penis between her legs for some yet-unexplained reason, making her into a futanari. She keeps this development a secret from everyone else, fearing that they'll hate her and that she'll get expelled from her all-girls school and be shunned by society in general. Thus she has tried to continue her normal life to the best as she could while grappling with the issues and depression her condition causes her. She's fairly hot and cute, lacking in self-confidence, and very nice to everyone...... unless she happens to be turned on and you happen to be a cute girl standing next to her, in which case RUN. RUN for your purity and maidenhood, because Kanon's sex drive is UNSTOPPABLE. (it's much like this eyecatch implies) It's not that she likes it or wants to be that way, but once her thing gets big (and it gets big frequently I tell you) it's gotta be taken care of somehow, preferably by herself, which she does frequently thoughout the game, but if a cute girl happens to be there and accidentally rubs Kanon's thing the wrong way..... well, young lady, we'll pray for your safe passage into the land of sin. Her voice is high-pitched and I didn't feel comfortable with it at first but then grew to like it. Especially during the h-scenes. The other characters are Matoba, who's Kanon's energetic kouhai who tries to support her sempai whenever and however she can. Yuki is the prim and proper student council president, while Kanon is the vice-president. Maya is the newly-appointed health teacher. There are also minor characters like that hideous bastard of a PE teacher, who's the closest thing to a villain in this game, who's a sadist who also likes to molest the students. Kanon's a great character. Her lack of self-confidence, her struggle with her condition and her wish to become self-confident again and regain her normal, happy life, all make her a good character, but she becomes great in my opinion because she's not just nice, and self-pitying all the time. She can succumb to the stress or get mad at people too, so to speak. She doesn't just stand there and take it like some one-dimensional character. Did I mention that she has a massive sex drive? Yes there's that, and the fact that this game is still one of those small, ero-oriented game. The game's opening scene is of her furiously beating it off in her bed in the morning because if she didn't she'd never get her morning wood into her underwear. But seriously, her sex drive is really something. And this game is raunchy, like Prima Stella raunchy, without sound effects, and with mainly girls. This game isn't that short though. I guess it's about a little less than normal ero-game length. Oh and lastly the music is actually pretty decent. This game, in my opinion, exemplifies everything about the futanari fetish that makes it so appealing to its fans, so if you want to know why people like the fetish, this game would be an excellent way to know. Enjoy, and watch your behinds! EDIT: Actually I was mistakened; this game is pretty short. The whole thing is probably the length of a typical eroge's route plus a little more.
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11eyes will have new scenarios and 3 new characters with routes. And both will be the usual 16:9, 720P, Dolby Digital that is typical of 360 games.
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I've seen the anime of Discode so I know what you're talking about, but Gouen no Soleil isn't really meant with the futanari fetish in mind. Futanari Kanon-chan portrays the 'spirit' so to speak of the fetish better.
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Behold the Sandwich-shaped Lunch Box
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Household, Misc. Tech, Storage
We recently told you about the Banana Guard, a plastic storage case that protects the squishy yellow fruit. What better to go with it than the self-explanatory Sandwich Shaped Lunch Box? Fortunately, the large plastic case not only holds your ham on wheat, but is big enough to hold chips and dessert too. Now if we can only find a plastic "Juice Box-Shaped Juice Box Holder", our life would be so complete. Available for approx. $18 USD.
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