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Miss Seeton Sings
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Around the World in 90 Films
Plan your days! Explore the full film and sessions programme with prize screenings, workshops, special events. Consult the interactive map of film locations in 38 countries.
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The Royal Anthropological Institute is pleased to announce that the following Film Prizes have been awarded at the 12th RAI International Festival of Ethnographic Film, London, 23rd - 26th June 2011.
11th RAI Film Festival, 2009
CTCC, Leeds Metropolitan University
10th RAI Film Festival, 2007
GCVA, The University of Manchester
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SOAS, University of London
The Stitches Speak (Tanko Bole Chhe) #72
16:00 hrs, Friday 24th June, Roberts G08
Director / Anthropologist: Nina Sabnani
Year of Release: 2010
Duration: 12 mins
Country of Production: India
Location: India (Indian)
Language: Kutchhi Gujarati (English sub)
Tanko Bole Chhe (The Stitches Speak) is an animated documentary which celebrates the art and passion of the Kutch artisans associated with Kala Raksha. The film traces multiple journeys made by the participants towards defining their identities and towards forming the Kala Raksha Trust and the School for Design. The film uses their narrative art of appliqué and embroideries through which they articulate their responses to life, and events as traumatic as the earthquake and as joyful as flying a kite. Through conversations and memories, four voices share their involvement in the evolution of a craft tradition.

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Bicyclist Recovering After Collision With Deer Sends Him To Hospital
They've started doing population control in North Park I believe, our local municipality is considering something similar.
Really necessary IMHO, the deer population is completely out of control.
I was riding with Allen when it happened. It was 11:05 am last Sunday morning – hardly dusk or dawn. It was sunny, a very pleasant day until he got hit.
White-tailed deer populations are a problem and will continue to be a threat as long as we continue to sprawl houses across the countryside. We've created a great habitat for them – lots of food and few predators.
Allen is a leader of WPW Allen's Ride (Class B/C rides) on Sundays. It happened on one of his rides. :(
Yeah, what are deer doing around a forested area with farmland… Where do they get off. You'd think they used to have a whole continent or something…
I mean heck, you guys hear of that irreversible climate change coming up on us in 15 years? It's not a matter of our westernized consumption habits… it's the dear
As far as I know, this is pretty rare. I've been hit by several cars, but I never thought population control was the solution
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As far as I know, this is pretty rare. I've been hit by several cars, but I never thought population control was the solution
Really? It's a pretty basic concept: the fewer cars there are on the road, the less likely you are to be hit by one. I thought an intelligent, enlightened person like you would understand simple arithmetic. Oh well.
Well I also got left hooked at an intersection at night when there were no other cars around
A bunch of cautious deer are okay and don't cause accidents. Car drivers are the same way. It's usually only the erratic ones that cause problems.
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Happy New Year! We're digging this post up from the archives. Former Blitsy Creative Team member Natalie Wright previously shared this easy photo backdrop. There's still time to whip this up. Enjoy!
I may not have my resolutions in order for next year, but I sure do have a fun New Years Eve party planned! I wanted to share what I am putting together for our New Years Eve photo booth backdrop. It works fabulously as a backdrop for your food table as well! All you need to make it is a few supplies:


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Untouched but not Unfelt
Untouched but not Unfelt
Spent years like a husk
now life is kindling again,
purifying from pain
and pleasantly plentiful
at present.
The cage of the State
is nothing,
for I traversed the labyrinth of my own mind
and survived.
So I shall recognise shackles
as a concept,
but be mindful of surrendering control.
Isolate from crowds but not from feelings,
not from unde...
Sunday 22nd March 2020 9:08 pm
Reason to Stay
When sun comes against all odds
And the colours of life just pop
Or when the rain falls
It falls and falls
And you wet your lips
With piping hot tea
With warm biscuit
Savour the crumbs
Cosy and safe
In the arms of a jumper
The padding of the sofa,
Like a huge hug
Or when your face aches,
Your stomach vibrates
Because you are fighting to breathe
Through ...
Tuesday 18th February 2020 5:52 am
I wish i were braver. More like everything you deserve.
Wouldn't inflict my self on anyone. Nothing more cruel i've always thought.
I can't change the past and there's too much of it.
I see the heart of you, clearer than the things you want me to.
I dont see the rules to the games you play, and don't know why you play them anyway.
Hear this echo fade away, flickering to the tunes you play.
Wednesday 12th February 2020 7:14 am
To the Desperate Disparate
For the desperate disparate
All I am
since before i heard the tigerpig, no thought no time
When i stop i am gone
Ever as now
A silent scream rising like the firefawn
Existing only when the wind blows
Moss beneath my toes on the old stones
In sunlight through stained glass
The echo of living through falling lashes
Alive for one timeless moment
Hoping to smell poplars through the pine
Tuesday 11th February 2020 8:59 am
Mindfulness or Mindlessness?
Meditate. Think. Relax. Breathe.
Take a minute to stop, think and react.
We all need a little headspace.
Look after your mind.
But wait, don't forget, there's work to do too.
Make time for yourself.
Be sure to relax.
Just remember to reply, be present and on task.
Model to the children, be the best you can be.
Don't let them see if you're down, or feeling stressed.
Sunday 2nd February 2020 7:50 pm
Just Be
Just be?
Believe me!
Just see this beast!
- Many screams -
By me, of mine, and me
At someone's pair of legs poking out from under my bed
When they disappear,
I remind me: they were never here
But why do people say "in your head"?
When it can make you scream,
And grow big in length and width
Until it cannot fit "in your head"
When it can breathe life...
Wednesday 22nd January 2020 3:07 pm
How is your black dog today?
For starters: offense to real, man's best friends dogs. I love them, but also are scared of them in a way. This one is dedicated to the "black dog'" that haunts a lot of people's lives. I did a DJ gig on this day tonight and met a fellow who told me he does a mental health group to protect people who do not talk about what they are and or feel obsessed with or feel suicidal. We bought a few drinks...
Wednesday 22nd January 2020 12:57 am
Take a minute
One Minute
Just take one minute
to listen
to remember
to understand
to reset,
to step back
to refocus
to rewind
to regret.
Just take one minute
to rest
to rebalance
to breathe
to cry,
to think
to question
to reflect
to wonder why.
Just take one minute,
then, if you can,
take one minute more;
to work out what you need,
to decide just what this minute's for.
If you keep ...
Friday 17th January 2020 5:06 am
Afraid Of the Dark
How many times must I rinse off the moon
And unpeel the stars from my skin?
Have someone ask what were you drinking?
How many times must I try clinging to lamp lights?
Try configuring keys into shining beacons?
I cannot see in the dark
Yes, blackouts steal my sight
But when finished,
I wake up feeling feverish
And fear ferments and festers
The night can be sticky
Monday 13th January 2020 2:41 pm
Depression is a question of stamina
Depression is a question
of stamina. We know how to win.
Build walls and fill them with light
even as darkness batters the barricades,
threatening a wholesale invasion. So we turn on more lights,
call more friends, play, dance, and work, work, work.
This isn't mania,
unless swimming to shore
in a river of white-water rapids is also mania.
We're strong,
and we can make it.
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Two runners for the team on Wednesday as Debrouilliard and Katebird make the trip up to Doncaster. It has been a quite a lucky track for us so hopefully that can continue today with 2 live each way chances. Debrouilliard is a very well bred individual and hopefully it is all starting to click with him now as it was a promising effort last time at Leicester. Obviously the Nicky Henderson horse should prove hard to beat but with the step up in trip likely to suit hopefully he can be competitive again.
Katebird shaped with a lot of promise in her first 2 handicaps and it was her first run after a break last time when slightly disappointing, she has come out of the race well and should be on quite a handy mark today. The ground and track should suit so hopefully she can be there at the finish.
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BSOD when gaming Service exception error
I have been having some issues with my computer for a while now and finally decided I would ask around for help.
I did a clean install of my windows 7 believing that would help, but it didn't unfortunately.
Some games that it has happened with:
Dying Light
Red Faction
I can play other games just fine, Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor, Starcraft 2, 7 Days to die and many others so I'm not sure what it could be. The BSOD doesn't ALWAYS happen, Dying Light I'm actually not sure it is a BSOD. My screen freezes up completely, there are little rectangles all over the screen, and I can hear the game playing in the background but I can't do anything. The audio just continues. Example being if a zombie is breathing heavily, you will hear it like as if you are still there but nothing else changes.
It has also happened when updated my drivers AND when I did a "sfc.exe /scannow". I downloaded the AMD Catalyst and when it got to my display drivers, it started flickering like normal then went to BSOD. I've had my PC since last July/August and these issues only started happening about 2 months ago. I've been starting to think it could possibly be a hardware related issue at this point.
The only modification I have made in the last 2 months was changing my CPU vent/fan. I changed the stock one that came with my processor and got a bigger one (my computer would get pretty warm).
I would upload information on the BSOD, but I don't have anything about them sorry.
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|14 Mar 2015
Please do the following:
Run Driver Verifier for 24 hours or the occurrence of the next crash, whichever is earlier.
Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable
Driver Verifier will cause your computer to run very sluggishly - this is normal. What it is trying to do is force your system to BSOD and isolate the offending driver/s. When it does, reboot, disable driver verifier, reboot as normal and upload the new dmp file/s here.
I recommend creating a system restore point before turning on driver verifier:
System Restore Point - Create
If your system fails to boot to desktop once driver verifier is enabled, turn it off by booting into Safe Mode:
Safe Mode
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|14 Mar 2015
Ok will do. I was just about to head to bed. I'll leave it running during that time.
Should I play games during that period? Or will it still test the drivers properly?
Thanks for the reply!
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|14 Mar 2015
Almost as soon as it got to the desktop, my screen went all crazy and it's frozen. No BSOD appeared. I'm going to upload a picture from my phone.
I'm hard resetting and will disable driver verifier in safe mode.
Is there a file or something I can provide you?
|My System Specs
|14 Mar 2015
Check for a .dmp file in C:\Windows\Minidump
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|14 Mar 2015
Unfortunately it did not create a dump.
This is a dump that happened prior to it though. It was what brought me here in the first place.
I don't know if it is related, but I have had a few CTD when I play Evolve. Just throwing information out there in case it helps narrow things down.
I would upload more, but I clean installed windows so I can't give you any others.
Hopefully this helps. Let me know if there is anything else you need. Thanks
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|14 Mar 2015
I looked at that earlier, but it wasn't giving much away.
The only thing I can suggest at this stage is:
1. Uninstall this:
Advanced SystemCare 8 "c:\program files (x86)\iobit\advanced systemcare 8\asctray.exe" /auto Lightning-PC\Lightning HKU\S-1-5-21-3999050946-3521727815-1076858295-1000\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
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|14 Mar 2015
Ok, the program is uninstalled and I did a clean install of my video drivers.
I'm reinstalling Dying Light, and I'll see if I can get it to blue screen. I one time played it in window mode just to see and rather than freeze, it BSOD on me.
Thanks for your help Golden.
|My System Specs
|14 Mar 2015
Ok so it just BSOD on me again. I was just surfing the web and waiting for the game to download.
Here is the dump it gave.
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|14 Mar 2015
I don't know what's going on now, but it's happening way more frequently now.
I'm uploading two dump files that BSOD within about 5 minuets of each other.
One happened while I was doing a windows update, and the other happened while I was getting the first dump file.
I don't know if they will help anymore than the first one I uploaded, but I figured I would get them up just in case.
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Another question I've been getting from people in my real life + people online is how transitioning to life with three kids is going. Well, it's actually quite perfect. I've got everything so under control. So much so, that as I write this very blog post, I just successfully put down Eloise and Eden for simultaneous naps!
Super mom, right?
I have no clue what I'm doing. Of course, we're just two weeks in, so it's not fair for me to call myself a failure yet. I'll say that Stephen's two weeks off haven't been necessarily as dreamy as they sounded on paper. He's had to continue coaching, including meets, and doing grading and other responsibilities. So, I've been sort of trial-by-fire thrown into solo parenting three kids a few times already. And it's scary, guys. I mean, I feel completely out of my element.
It's not that I wasn't expecting a transition. Even a major transition. I expected it. But I suppose I thought maybe I'd magically have a bit more figured out with the newborn stuff fresher in my mind this time around. But that's the thing. I think what's more difficult than having three kids is having a newborn and a spirited toddler. Ada's at school much of the day, so figuring out how to tend to a toddler's needs (diapers, naps, meltdowns, etc.) and a newborn's needs (constant nursing, diapers, fussy times, naps, etc.) . . . it's just —
(((Baby started screaming from her swing nap)))
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Everyone has needs.
And I'm not yet good at meeting them all at once. The best tip you guys shared with me for parenting three kids is to use my baby carrier, like, all the time. I have four baby carriers! A Moby Wrap, Ergo 360, Maya wrap, and Woven wrap. So far, Eden sort of only likes the Ergo with the infant insert if I'm constantly moving (constantly!). But getting her to fall asleep is impossible, so she basically just cries and fusses while I attempt to do things like cook, clean, change diapers, help with homework (not super easy with a carrier IMO).
(((Screaming again — I give up on the nap despite all the frantic yawning I'm seeing)))
Yeah. So, getting used to a toddler and a newborn is kicking my butt. I am hoping time will help. I am hoping I'll learn some stuff as I go along. I am hoping that she'll start liking the baby carrier. I'm hoping that we can get this naps-in-the-nursery thing down even if she has to sleep in a swing until she's six months old (like Eloise did! Thanks to Precious Little Sleep — which is a great resource, btw!).
But right now I'm feeling like a master of nothing, so it's humbling. (For example, I have absolutely no idea how I'll return to freelance writing with the current stretching of my energies.) That said, both Eloise and Ada love having a little sister. They both beg to hold and kiss her all the time. In fact, they fight over it, which has been a bit of an issue. I'm just happy that there aren't sore feelings around bringing home another child. Ada's been a bit sensitive and possessive (she's MY baby).
Sorry to not have a more promising outlook to share at this moment.
(((Oh, wait. Maybe Eden is going to nap! How have her screams not woken Eloise?)))
I will say that emotionally I'm feeling good after delivery. I haven't been weepy or depressed or filled with anxiety, which is similar to what I experienced after Eloise (with Ada I did experience some PPD). I'm not feeling overwhelmed despite how it sounds. I just am hoping to figure out some stuff. To find a groove. Any kind of groove will do. But I'm not being too hard on myself. Dinner has been scrambled eggs and toaster waffles. I had a sincere talk with Ada about not having a birthday party this year because it's too much to toss into the equation.
In other words: I'm going easy on myself. We're stepping back from tons of responsibilities as a family and trying to have a quiet holiday + winter season. We're giving our family some grace. Maybe next time when I write about being a family of five, I'll have some words of wisdom to share.
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Bank Nifty spot opened at 20698.90 and made a low of 20678.75 , then went up till 20833.75 before closing at 20783.75 . Had mentioned that long positions can be taken above 20667 and short positions can be taken below 20548 for the day .
Bank Nifty triggered our long trade and missed our last target by 24 points . Bank Nifty had triggered our weekly short trade in the previous session and has completed 6 targets giving around 200 points . Further shorts were to be confirmed on sustaining / closing below 20609 and we had got a borderline close in the previous session but today reversed and closes just below our trigger level.
Now for this week Bank Nifty needs to break and sustain above 20992 then we can expect a move till 21065 - 21115 levels initially and closing above 21145 we can expect the next move till 21250 - 21365 . Similarly Bank Nifty needs to break and sustain below 20760 then we can expect a move till 20690 - 20639 levels initially and closing below 20609 we can expect a further move till 20505 - 20385 . In the previous session Bank Nifty made a low of 20560.60 and had also given a borderline close at 20607.25 just below our level for further shorts and it had to sustain below this level to test the next short targets but today Bank Nifty opened gap up after the borderline close .
Have been mentioning since the beginning of the month ' For the month of March we can expect uptrend to continue in Bank Nifty spot on a consecutive closing above 20932 and downtrend on a consecutive closing below 20283 ' . In February had mentioned 19958 closing as the long confirmation level for Bank Nifty and we saw a move of 1050+ points after Bank Nifty gave a consecutive close above the monthly long confirmation level .
Those who are holding longs or those who are looking to enter fresh longs on any corrections this week should keep a strict cbsl of 20427 spot for their positions . Those who are holding shorts or those who are looking to enter fresh shorts on further upmove should keep a strict cbsl of 20992 spot for their positions .
For today if Bank Nifty spot sustains above 20842 we can see a initial move till 20904 & on sustaining above 20920 we may see further move till 21032 . Similarly if Bank Nifty spot sustains below 20725 we may see a initial move on the downside till 20663 & on sustaining below 20647 we may see further move till 20535 .
Bank Nifty Spot Levels for the day are
Long above 20842 for 20879 – 20920 – 21032 , SL 20766
Short below 20725 for 20689 – 20647 – 20535 , SL 20802
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Which Lie Did I Tell? by William GoldmanPantheon, March 2000.
Paperback, 485 pages.
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Which Lie Did I Tell? is a follow-up to Adventures in the Screen Trade, by extremely successful screenwriter and novelist William Goldman, which exposed Hollywood politics and stardom and provided screenwriting know-how. In his new screenwriter's aide, Goldman again amazes with his immense knowledge of screenwriting, the movie business and the bizarre, stress-ridden lifestyle of the screenwriter. Goldman guides screenwriters through the world of screenwriting, providing tips on surviving rejection, examples of what makes a good screenplay (and what doesn't), as well as methods for pitching scripts. He also discusses his own triumphs and failures and tells stories about working with famous Hollywood actors and legends such as Rob Reiner, Mel Gibson, Michael Douglas, Chevy Chase, Clint Eastwood and many others. To aide the budding screenwriter, Goldman provides excerpts and analysis of some of his own screenplays such as Absolute Power, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Princess Bride, as well as excerpts from screenplays by others, including There's Something About Mary, When Harry Met Sally and Fargo. With each script excerpt Goldman explains what works and why.
William Goldman is an Oscar award-winning screenwriter and bestselling novelist. Some of his well-known work includes Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Stepford Wives, All the President's Men, Misery, Maverick and Marathon Man. His insight into screenwriting and Hollywood is both incredibly enlightening and often hilarious -- and maybe even frightening to the budding screenwriter. "You meet people in this business, and one thing you must know is that just about everyone you come in contact with seems shockingly normal. Don't be fooled. Since movies succeed by word of mouth, something you cannot manufacture, everyone in the business is constantly in fear of losing their sport by the fire. Since they have no idea what go them there in the first place, this all makes for a certain lunacy and insecurity. Everyone assumes, correctly, that being writers, we are already loony and insecure." A great read for aspiring screenwriters and anyone interested in the inner-workings of the movie business. Highly recommended.
2000 Children's Writer's & Illustrator's Market Edited by Alice PopeWriter's Digest Books, January 2000.
Trade Paperback, 394 pages.
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This annual reference guide for children's writers and illustrators contains articles, interviews with authors and publishers, tips and market listings. Each year, the Editor of the guide updates the market information and adds new features and improvements to the book. This year, the book features a new Agents and Art Reps section, which contains listings of literary agents and art reps who specialize in or represent a good percentage of children's writers or illustrators. Markets covered in the book include book publishers, magazine publishers, greeting card companies, puzzle, game publishers, play publishers and special markets for young writers and artist. Each listing includes contact details, website information, details about the publisher's needs for both writers and illustrators and payment and legal terms for accepted work. In addition to the information about places to submit work and get published, the guide also includes listings of contests, conferences, workshops and other web and print resources for writers and illustrators. Children's writers and illustrators should not be without this information-packed reference and market guide.
Formatting & Submitting Your Manuscript by Jack & Glenda Neff, Don PruesWriter's Digest Books, November 1999.
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Writers will be very pleased with this detailed guide to manuscript formatting and submitting. The guide provides detailed instruction, full-page samples with pointers and do's and don'ts to help writers learn how to submit their work appropriately. The book covers all types of manuscripts and submissions, including freelance articles, freelance queries, book manuscripts, book proposals, agent and editor queries, fillers, short stories, novels, screenplays, television scripts, plays, poetry and greeting cards. The appendix includes information about record keeping and forms, a permission form to use copyrighted material, a sample release form and a letter of agreement.
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text: Halloween is right around the corner, and we're excited. We're all dressed up in top hats and blood covered bed sheets, and wondering when we should really get a costume. Inspiration is coming from our cosplay contest entries. Above is Pyramid Head, a nurse and the best damn use of a paper plate we've seen in forever. Thanks reader John for this. Here is what's going on: Dress-up like a game character (any game character is okay!) and send along a picture of you holding up a Kotaku sign to kotakucontestATgmailDOTcom with the subject line Cosplay Contest. Please do not send photos of Kotaku signs Photoshopped in. The deadline is November 1st. The winner will be selected by Kotakuland and get this helmet. Everyone will get INTERNET FAME. While John's entry was scary, Geoff's is even scarier. He writes, "I was going to dress my dog up as Amaratsu this year, but I realized I don't have a dog. Ooops! ...Yes, I realize my boxers are showing, but they say Nintendo on them, so thats like +2 right? (or 1up maybe)" Furry and Nintendo boxer action after the jump.


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I did this sort of post for summer and fall of last year, so I might as well continue that tradition and list a few of my favorite characters from the winter 2012 anime I watched.
I'll start with the cast of Kill Me Baby, which was probably the funniest anime I've seen since Nichijou. While KMB won't be fighting for top spot in my (nonexistent) list of favorite anime comedies, I felt it did rather well at creating plenty of amusing gags with its very limited cast of characters. There's essentially just three characters (Yasuna, Sonya, and Agiri), with a bonus joke character (Unused Character) showing up every once in a while. And each one of them is pretty much an idiot, so their differences largely stem from their mannerisms. Yasuna is playful and mischievous, Sonya is disgruntled and terse, and Agiri is bizarre and exasperating.
And then Unused Character is utterly ineffectual. Now, the dynamic between Yasuna and Sonya is what makes this show, so they're my favorite characters–but something about Unused Character makes me sympathize with her a great deal. Perhaps I can relate to her constant struggle to succeed at something. Her repeated failures and mishaps are so comical, it's almost enough to make Yasuna and Sonya look competent in comparison. I suppose I can't help but pity her, for wishing to play a major role in a story that she's not supposed to be in at all. But if you think about it, it seems she did at least succeed at getting on the show. Not bad for an "unused character," am I right?
I've spoken in great measure about the main characters of Another already, but I'll mention Kouichi and Mei here, since their unique personalities made the series a bit more interesting to watch. Kouichi made for an interesting protagonist, particularly for a horror mystery series. He wasn't the type who was constantly afraid or panicking–instead, he was always rather calm and reserved, analyzing the circumstances he was thrown in as rationally as can be hoped from a student his age. He was also a rather active protagonist, always working to figure out what was going on with class 3, Mei Misaki, the events that led to the curse, and how to go about finding the identity of the dead extra. Not to mention all the effort he had to take just to survive the mayhem that ensued at the end there. I also liked how he managed to understand the situation Mei was in, and was able to sympathize with her despite her eccentric personality.
Mei herself is a pretty peculiar character. She starts out a very mysterious, quiet, and foreboding character–enough to fool many (if not most) viewers into believing she wasn't even alive, but was a spirit haunting class 3. With each passing revelation, she became increasingly sympathetic, and it became easier to understand why she was such a cold and aloof character. Her background was also rather interesting, and I wished we were able to learn a bit more about her toward the end of the series. But all the plot twists related to her were very engaging, and I really liked the relationship that developed between her and Kouichi. This was kept more in the background, as appropriate for a series focused more on mystery and horror–but it was a nice touch, and it developed in a way that felt more realistic than your typical anime high school relationship.
There aren't really any other new characters that particularly impressed me for winter. The cast of Natsume Yuujinchou was essentially unchanged this season, so there's nothing new for me to say there. Suffice to say Natsume is still being developed wonderfully, and there's still a lot to like from his friends, his family, and the yokai he associates with. It's one of the most heartfelt stories out there, and it's primarily thanks to the likeable and relateable cast–and particularly Natsume himself.
Last season I already talked about Mirai Nikki's main protagonists, Yuki and Yuno. They still are what makes this series as fascinating as it is, and the latest plot developments and revelations regarding them are pretty crazy (to put it lightly). But perhaps the biggest surprises had to do with Akise, namely in episode 22.
Basically everything revealed about Akise was a surprise to me, and I really liked all the twists and turns the series took regarding who he is, and how he manages to figure out the cause for most of the show's mayhem. His mystery-solving skills are impressive, particularly for someone his age. And I find his feelings for Yuki a very interesting contrast to Yuno's feelings. All in all, he ended up becoming a much more dynamic character than I expected at first, back when he appeared to be a much more minor character.
I only covered a few shows for winter, so I imagine many of you have favorite characters from a lot of other anime. Be sure to share your thoughts here, and I bet there will be others who agree with you.


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If your child was born between 1 September 2015 and 31 August 2016, then now is the time for you to be choosing a primary school that is right for your child. In order to help parents and carers in making their choice of primary school for September 2020, we will host two open mornings on Monday 4 November and Monday 11 November 2019. Both sessions will start at 9.30am. Please visit the Admissions page by hovering over the About Us tab for more information about how to book your visit.
If you are looking for a place in Y1 to Y6 then please visit Lincolnshire County Council's School Admissions page at https://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/schools-and-education/school-admissions/primary-infant-and-junior-school-places/132835.article
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Anyways, I guess it is time to start setting off a alarm on the other side of my room because sleeping in till 10:04 means no gym and it means that I am utterly exhausted from oversleeping so I have to take Ritalin to actually muster up the energy to function.
When life decides to throw a bowling ball in your direction instead of the occasional golf ball...
Tuesday, March 30
ugh crap.
I have a problem. Every time a alarm goes off in my room I turn it off. I do not press snooze, no instead my half asleep mind knows that turning it off is the best idea. This morning vaguely remember turning off my cell phone alarm, which is conversantly placed under my pillow, when it went off at 8:30. I also vaguely remember reaching over out of bed to my windowsill to turn off my alarm 15 minutes before it was set to go off. This alarm is one of the ones that has the vibrating disk that shakes your pillow and has a ear piercing noise that goes off as well. Let's face it I turn that one off in advance because it jolts me out of bed and I am convinced I will have a heart attack from it.
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Monday, March 29
Throw Back...Semi Formal
The school district that I went to split up their schools a bit differently than most schools I know, school was split up like this:
Elementary School -K-4
Middle School - 5-7
Junior High - 8-9
High School - 10-12
In 9th grade we had a giant semi formal event. It was like prom for 9th graders. I got this amazing dress, it was this turquoise bright blue and it was a mermaid fit with a halter style top. I was like in love with that dress. My mom and I had searched all over to find a dress that I was in love with and when we finally found it I was just so excited.
My mom took a ton of pictures and I just remember having an amazing time.
When my mom went to develop her pictures she realized that she had never put film in the camera...I think I have one picture somewhere with me in that dress that hopefully I can find somewhere when I am home for Easter.
Anyways, why I am I telling you all this...well I heard about this program called Becca's Closet where you can donate you prom dresses and they have events where girls who can't afford prom dresses can go and pick out a dress for free. We all had prom dresses where you just know you are never going to have a fancy enough event to wear it again to so this is your solution to doing something good with a dress that would otherwise just sit in your closet. I will say I will prob. never give up my senior prom dress, heck I am wearing it to formal in two weeks...
So sure, I can probably squeeze into that dress again from 9th grade, but realistically I'm never going to wear it again, and if it means that someone can wear it and have a amazing time and make some memories, then I have no problem giving it up.
Now I am off to art history to debate whether or not art should be displayed by time/location or by aesthetic value. I'm arguing for asthetic value...should be uh fun.
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Saturday, March 27
Random Thoughts...and oh, I am famous.
I will say it time and time again, eyebrows and MS do not mix well, especially when tweezers are factored into the situation....damn you fine motor skills.
Saratoga Walk MS: Team Tino - Maryanne Foley
Sometimes when I get out of the shower I let my hair air dry. When its almost dry I usually pass by a mirror and look at my wavy crazy hair and don't recognize myself. Its kinda amusing.
I am insanely productive when I take Ritalin. 5 chapters of my entrepreneurship book and 6 pages of single spaced summaries kind of productive as compared to the 0 chapters and 0 pages of single spaced summaries completed without Ritalin.
Sometimes I forgot that when I was born I was born with a cleft palate, until someone asks me about it. Tonight was a annual Smile dinner whose proceeds go to help fixing children with cleft pallets and such.
I am in love with the movie Elizabeth Town. Yup. I am.
Sometimes I wonder what people are thinking when I trip over my own feet or misjudge distances when I go to pick something up...not going to lie sometimes I am convinced people will think I am a bit intoxicated...
I am famous. Today I was reading through the latest MS walk event email entitled Final Push Friday and as I scrolled down this is what I read (scroll a bit down and read about your participant center)...yup, my walk page is famous. Insanity...when I saw it I was like oh. my. gosh. but then one of the Hannah's convinced me it was a good thing. I am not a "in the spotlight" kinda person, I am the complete opposite. However, my mom was proud, so I guess I can deal with it this time. It would have been nice to win a prize though...I like prizes :)
Your Participant Center
Changing your Personal Page in Your Participant Center can make a huge difference in your fundraising potential! Walkers that customize their page are raising an average of $450 each, versus participants that do not change their pages, who are raising an average of $147 each. That's a $300+ difference! Check out how to navigate your Participant Center here. Also, here are a few great examples of walkers taking advantage of their personal pages!
Saratoga Walk MS: Team Tino - Maryanne Foley
Albany Walk MS: Rockin' Rollz
Rochester Walk MS: Steph's Chicas - Stephanie Tashjian
Buffalo Walk MS: Team Bruno
Syracuse Walk MS: Our Gang
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Thursday, March 25
I need ideas.
MS walk is coming up and I need ideas for team t-shirts. Maybe I am a bit obsessive compulsive about it but I want us all to match...including socks, shorts, shirts and accessories. So my blog readers, I am asking if you all have any ideas for cheap t-shirts that still look amazing and coordinated? Of course they have to have our team name of "Steph's Chicas" on them too!
edit: P.S: Did you know you can add "pages" to your blog?!? Cause I certainly didn't, but now I do and well its the best thing ever...but they are a work in progress so for now they are empty. I always wondered how people did that...
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Wednesday, March 24
I graduate on Mothers Day. The day after Mothers Day I will loose my health insurance. (Insert expletives) One of my roommates has a job interview on Tuesday for a intern long term sub job, she has a job throughout the summer lined up in Rochester, she is all set for grad school in the fall and is signing the lease on her two bedroom apartment Saturday which starts May 1st.
Jealously and pure frustration are what I am feeling. She keeps asking me to live with her, but realistically lets add up the monthly costs: Rent: 400 + Health Insurance under my dads policy at a Cobra rate 375ish + Insurance on a car that can die at any moment 100 + Food 100ish + Copays 15-30 + Gas 50-75 (I own a gas guzzler) = $1040 a month and that doesn't include the loans that will be due starting 6 months from when I graduate.
Writing it out kind of makes me sick to my stomach...job searching is torture...and I have no freaken clue what I am doing or looking for. I've threatened to join the military but I have been informed that they would really want someone with 3 knee surgery's and MS...
So for now I will take Pete Yorns' advice and convince myself that everything is alright...
And when you said I could not stay with you
That's not the way you would have wanted to be
Convince yourself that everything is alright
'Cos it already is
- For Nancy - Pete Yorn -
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Monday, March 22
This is me not freaking out.
When you go to get your Tysabri infusions, you are asked three questions before they start. If you answer yes to any of them you then speak to a neurologist. If I remember correctly they ask you if you have had any changes in your thinking, eyesight or balance.
Well, I have had freaking splitting headache(I guess I can never say I have had migraine but I guess the whole light sensitivity, sick to my stomach, splitting headache can classify as one) all day and obviously it prob. has something to do with the fact that my thinking is way off - ha just look at my class work for my technology class from tonight, it is rather amusing how much my answers just don't make any sense. My balance, well lets just say that I am very thankful that I have yet to fall over today - I was pretty darn close about 10 times today. I was about 2 seconds away from falling when trying to put on my shoes...luckily I remembered to sit down first. My coordination is acting up too - today I managed to drop -- cottage cheese, my yogurt (which went SPLAT all over my clothes), a hairdryer, a eight pound weight, my folder full of nicely organized papers, a pen (which is no biggie) and oh my toothbrush(right onto the floor!).
So I guess I will sleep it off for tonight and hope that I wake up feeling wonderful tomorrow.
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Monday mornings...Tysabri numero 16
I had a really nice weekend. Of course it started with some Tysabri on Friday and a bit of blood work afterwards. My friend Jess tagged along so it was nice to have some company during the two hours of boredom.
On Saturday I went with Steph's family on a wine tour around Cayuga Lake (one of the NYS Fingerlakes). It was alot of fun even though I don't even really drink wine. We hit up 6 different winerys : Sweedish Hill Winery, Lakeshore Winery, The Thirst Owl Wine Company, Cayuga Ridge Winery Estate , Lucas Vineyards and Americana Vineyard and Winery. It was a reallly fun and its safe to say I've had my fill of wine for a long while.
Sunday we were busy helping out at a baby shower...I stayed to help set up and such and watched the SU basketball game at the bar of the restaurant. All in all it was a really nice weekend.
The only bad part is that the eating kinda poorly and lack of sleep has caught up with me and has left me feeling pretty darn crappy. I worked out at the gym this morning and was just exhausted. I bought alot of healthy food at the grocery store to fill my body up with some really good food and hopefully that will help.
Its also amazing how much I missed in a few days away from my computer and blogging world. So for now its back to catching up on some missed blogs.
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Thursday, March 18
I think it may be spring!
Just kidding...I guess CNY is supposed to get a snow storm next week. This week has been filled with 50-60 degree weather and its going to be hard to go back to jackets and sweaters.
Today was a busy day. I got my cavity filled. Of course today at the dentist the sucker up machine (aka Mr. Thirsty) was broken. So I got to rinse and spit every five seconds...fun stuff.
There was a special request from my mom to make a dinner before I went back to school so today I made twice baked cheesy potatoes and kabobs with chicken (in my own top secret marinade) and yellow/orange/red peppers, mushrooms and zucchini. I also made peanut butter chocolate swirl cookies to bring to Stephs tomorrow. I have Tysabri at 1 (time really flies - cant believe its been a month) and then I am off to stay with Steph till the dorms open back up.
I am going on a wine tour with her family on Saturday...should be interesting seeing as I don't drink wine. Anyhoo my friend Jess is going to meet me at the hospital and tag along during the Tysabri infusion. Jess is a nursing major and needs some hours for clinical and such and I think she found a way to count this so that should be pretty interesting.
I guess thats all I have to say for now...it sure is nice to have a un-hijacked blog again though.
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Tuesday, March 16
My blog is safe...
Oh the fun of crazy blog hijacking...comments have to go through to me to be published...but at least my blog is safe.
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Spring break oddness
So I am home on my spring break having a grand ole time. Today was a interesting day and its only half over. Ill run through a recap for you all...enjoy.
-- Girl Scout Cookies...I don't eat cookies when I am at school unless I bake them, and there is a reason for that - I'd eat them all. My parents have a huge stash of Girl Scout cookies and they are so freaken impossible not eat the whole box. Damn you Girl Scouts.
-- I get bored easily at home...my dad is working on his friends house, my mom is at work, and I am home alone. Yup, 21 and can't keep myself entertained. So after the gym, a shower, some lunch, and roughly a quarter of a box of girl scout cookies (don't judge me) I went to Barnes and Noble. While I was looking for a book that happened to be in the Sociology section two people, both female and in their early 20's went to the next section over and started pulling books off the shelf about lesbian relationships and well interesting things like that...and then they started reading out loud different positions (yup, those kinds of positions...the dirty kind), and then each commenting if they have tried them and such...and yup it was so incredibly awkward and kinda sorta hard not to laugh at all. As for me I ended up buying Twinkie, Deconstructed and Scratch Beginnings: Me, $25, and the search for the American Dream.
-- Tonight its dinner at Chee Burger Chee Burger...and then off to buy cupcakes to bring to my aunts tomorrow at a bakery called Cupcakes and Smiles (super good bakery...like oh so good)
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Monday, March 15
watch out. I bite.
Don't get me wrong, I am feeling great, grand, wonderful...but takes about stupid thing to get me to snap, and when I snap I bite.
Today I had a dentist appointment, or so I thought I did. On my appointment card it clearly stated March 15th at 12:30. This morning I get a phone call reminding me about my appointment on the 16th at 2:20. I hate the dentist, I dread them, I would rather eat spiders and wander through sewers barefoot. Anyways, I told the lady that my card clearly states today, and that I am ready to go today and I'm not going to guarantee that I'll show up tomorrow. So she gave me a appointment at 2:10.
So I go in today, and at my dentist you have to wear obnoxious booties over your shoes so you don't dirty the floors. Well then your shoes slide on the fake hardwood and then I have trouble staying upright. One day I will fall, its just a matter of time. Oh and I have a cavity. Its not new, they have just "overlooked it" the past year, but its the first I heard of it.
The dental hygienist kept asking for my changes in history, which I clearly stated on the update form were "none." She asked about 5 times if I was feeling alright, and if I was sure nothing changed. My answers were something like, "yup I am fine, nothing has changed", "yup, still fine" "nope, nothing has changed" "nope" and "no"...then she asked if I was alright because I looked a bit irritated...
Seriously, I remember when my health information didn't say multiple sclerosis and no one ever questioned my health...now it says it and you are going to pester me and be surprised when I get irritated.
So once again, its safe to say, I hate the dentist.
Wednesday, March 10
I'd be lost without Google...
So apparently moving blogs is complicated...so I added my new account as a contributor...but anyways problem solved. Google now organizes and runs my life more efficiently and I couldn't be more excited. My email, calendar and everything for school is all on one account and I can relax.
In other news, midterm tomorrow...stats...fun stuff.
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Just a heads up...
If my blog suddenly disappear its because I messed something up in changing my account. I am trying to sync everything, all my emails and online accounts under one email. This is surprisingly difficult so just bare with me till I figure it all out.
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Saturday, March 6
I kinda feel like my grandpa...
Why you ask? Well when he has a bad experience somewhere he will make a formal complaint. He will call, or write a letter and let that business know that he is dissatisfied. I never really saw the point in doing that...until last night. Steph and I hit up Cold Stone last night for some ice cream.
We had the absolute worst customer service there ever. I honestly couldn't believe it...we were both in shock at how rude the employees were to us. They actually messed up Stephs order and instead of starting new, the girl scrapped out some of the peanuts she put in, but she left a large amount behind and then just continued making Stephs oder.
Steph and I are the absolute opposite of confrontational, but after that and some other rude comments I was a bit urked (like when I commented that the sized of my ice cream looked massive for the smallest size and the employee ringing me up snapped and pointed to the board and told me that I should have read the prices before I complained about them...the best part was Steph's laugh as she tried to refrain from choking on her ice cream...it was the most random thing ever)
Anyways I actually just finished a customer service complaint from their website...they just sent a confirmation number for an incident report as well...the weird thing is that I feel pretty good. I kinda feel like a grown-up....I am 21 in all....but still, it is kinda cool.
Maybe Cold Stone will be a bit nicer the next time we visit considering the fact that we still have balances left on our gift cards and all.
The weird thing is I wonder if it has something to do with the fact that her and I both look really young...I stopped at a bakery today in Pittsford and all they have are cupcakes. I picked out the flavor I wanted and the woman behind the counter asked what I wanted and this is how the conversation went:
Me: I'll have the signature chocolate.
Employee: Just one?
Me: Yes, please
Employee: grabs box and looks up, what do you want again?
Me: The signature chocolate please ( I even pointed this time - and plus there was 3 flavors - a vanilla thing, chocolate and peanut butter)
Employee: grabs the peanut butter
Me: Oh...can I have the signature chocolate (points again)
Employee: Just stares...
Me: Umm the one with the chocolate on top
Employee: grabs the right cupcake, shoves it in a box and rings it up.
Maybe its cause I am a business major, but hello earthlings - customer service is key! Happy customers = money and a bakery that stays afloat...this shouldn't be a new lesson to anyone. Plus if you work at a bakery, you should know your flavors - geeze there were only three.
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Tuesday, March 2
Is it April 23rd yet?!?
I just purchased 4 tickets (well my mom did, and I love her for that) for myself and my roommates to go see Matt Nathanson at the college down the road! I am super excited and its only more that a month away!
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Dear Undergraduates,
Have you prepared to step into Corporate World? A world consists of a diverse of human capital, a world where you need a firm amour to fight against great people within the organization to appeal from the crowd. Being in a complexity of organizational culture where strict rules and regulations take place, are you prepare to "perform on stage" (to manage or to be managed)?
Issues to be encountered:
What is inside you that make you special?
There was a "door" where the people on the other side, you have to step out and show them "who you are". If you didn't know who you were, you had a problem.
What is your direction?
Be clear on your direction. It determines your attitude on work. If you didn't know your direction, you were lost. (Meaning working for the sake of working?)
What can you offer?
What can you offer to the company often has greater priority than what the company can offer you. "Sell yourself" by knowing clearly your own value, because value determines how you will be upheld.
To manage or to be managed?
Who prefer to be managed? Our desire was to manage for most of the time. However, the fact is that, if we ever failed to discipline ourselves to be managed by people, how are we going to manage the others?
Your "cubical space"
Do you feel comfortable to work within a cubical space for hours, days or even years? Or do you prefer a more flexible working environment that involves greater mobility?
Routine basis or Project basis?
Do you intend to work for routine basis (the same old tasks each day)? Or more challenging Project based duty, where you have different projects going on throughout the certain period of time.
Well, you are responsible for your career. Like a business investment, what do you want it to happen, how do you want to be known. We are encouraged to explore while we are still able. You can choose to stay in your comfort zone, become a leader or even an expert, you could have Good career. But, Great career is about mobility (movements).
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Be careful on Bonfire Night 2019
Scarlet asks all Robin Hood's Little Outlaws friends, to please be careful this Bonfire Night 2019, and make sure that there are no animals hiding inside any of your bonfires - please check before you light them.
Hide your own Little Outlaw at our Sherwood Forest event!
We'd like your help to spread the word about Robin Hood's Little Outlaws, the fab work the RSPB are doing at Sherwood Forest, and the story of the legendary outlaw, Robin Hood. Come along to our story telling event at RSPB
Inspiring young minds at Beeston Fields Primary School
Slightly late to the blog but we had a fantastic day last Friday at Beeston Fields Primary School as part of their whole school Aspiration Day. Eight presentations across all years made for a busy day, but it was so rewarding
Get the Robin Hood's Little Outlaws app!
Robin Hood's Little Outlaws have an app! Download it FREE for Android from the PlayStore at https://bit.ly/2FCjJAO and iOS from the AppStore at https://apple.co/2I0rvXP Use the app to scan your book cover or poster and see it come to life with Augmented
Save the date: Meet us at Sherwood Forest 13th April
Come hear the tale of Robin Hood, deep in the forest of Sherwood! Looking for Easter activities for the children during the Easter holidays? Come along to our story telling event at RSPB Sherwood Forest on April 13th to meet Robin
Author visit: Beeston Fields Primary School
We had a fantastic day, yesterday, when we visited Beeston Fields Primary School in Nottingham in the lead-up to World Book Day 2019. The Year 3 classes we worked with were fantastic, introducing them to our first book, demonstrating the augmented
CANCELLED: Feb 23rd Sherwood Forest event
EVENT CANCELLED PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately, our event at Sherwood Forest on February 23rd has been cancelled. It will be rearranged later in the year so please keep an eye on the VisitSherwood website. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Author visit 23rd Feb at RSPBSherwood
February half term at RSPBSherwood Forest: On Saturday 23rd February, hear the author read from the first book, colour in your own Little Outlaw, solve word search and spot the difference puzzles, and learn what adventures the Outlaws will be having
Save the date: meet us at RSPBSherwood 23rd Feb!
Come and meet us during half term for an introduction to Robin Hood's Little Outlaws at RSPBSherwood - Sherwood Forest - Where Legends Grow. On Saturday 23rd February, hear the author read passages from the first book, colour in your own
Merry Christmas 2018 from Sherwood Forest!
Robin Hood's Little Outlaws wish you all a very Merry Christmas 2018 and a happy New Year in 2019! With their friend, Major the oak tree, they're busy working on their second time travelling adventure story. Look out for further updates
Free, fun activities to download from our website!
We've put loads of colouring in sheets, puzzles, and activities onto our website and you can have them for free by clicking this link and downloading them. All of the Robin Hood's Little Outlaws characters are included, easy and challenging puzzles,
Factories and houses were blown to bits. A terrible time in was known as The Blitz... Air raid sirens let people know, if bombers were coming and it was time to go... Most people hid in the Underground, the safest places that could be found... But with bombs and rockets falling night and day, the Government said children should all move away...
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Story 2: Evacuees – augmented reality cover sneak peek!
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Story 2: Evacuees – cover reveal!
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Big thanks to the West Bridgford Wire, who covered our recent, official book launch at Waterstones in Nottingham - helping to raise awareness of the Robin Hood's Little Outlaws brand and boost our publicity. Big thanks also, to Dan and his
A great day at Waterstones Nottingham for our official book launch!
We had a fantastic time at Waterstones, yesterday for the officla launch of our first children's history book, 'Robin Hood, who's he?'. Adrian read passages from the book, there were demonstrations of the augmented reality cover and free poster given to
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