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Magical, Macro and Creative Everyday
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Welcome to our blog where we view life from the eyes of an artist's soul and explore how creativity enhances the inner spirit.
It's Magical Monday Meme blog hop time. Come join and link your 'today' blog post creation (whether it is photos, needlework, crafts, arts, poems, etc.) Share with us and meet other like minded bloggers. Link up below where it reads' you are next' ~ enter and follow linky's directions. Thanks, ^_^. Remember to post a link to this blog on your blog. Thanks.
Today we are linked with three creative blogs, Macro Monday, showing, of course, photographer's creative shots and Creative Everyday sharing creations of all kinds. Also Inspire Me Monday (click on link to go there)
Creating at any age helps define the 'self'. Who are you? What attracts you? What feels good? What is fun? Exploring various creative mediums and eventually creating something provides the self with another role besides daughter/son, wife/husband mother/father,worker/grandparent. You will know when you find a creative method that speaks to you. Listen for and feel a little 'flutter of excitement'. Wow! This feels good. This is fun. It may take some time and trial and error; trust your intuitive self and stay with the process. The photo below is a three year old experimental creation that was all part of the process of coming to where I am right now. Today. I still 'play' and explore with creating.
In the mean time, check out the links here today and link up with our blog hop and see what the 'world' is creating. You may have found your medium already. If not, there are many to explore and share your blog with today.
Wishing you a magical and happy day and week to follow.
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QUOTE FOR THE DAY ~ ' Only the dreamer can change the dream.' (John Logan)
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Back in September 2014, Motionless In White released their brand new album, Reincarnate and while this review is a bit late -its better late than never!
Motionless In White has done it again. They not only released a great album, but channeled their inner Marilyn Manson vibes to do it. You can pick up on that vibe through out the album, though it is mainly in the vocals from Chris Motionless.
This album is many things. Its thought provoking, uplifting and just generally interesting. Songs like, "Break The Cycle" and "Unstoppable" could help give someone the strength they need to get them through tougher days.
The real thought provoking one was "Wasp." It tells quite the story, and frankly, there's a lot of questions surrounding the inspiration behind the song and what it means to them. "January is the color of her skin." Is she gray then? Plenty of questions are posed for this song, but it is interesting none the less.
There's nothing bad to be said about this album, in all honesty. If you haven't heard it, you might want to give it a chance.
Don't forget too, you can catch Motionless In White at many dates all over the country with bands such as Ice Nine Kills and For Today, as well as the 2015 Fort Rock Festival and more.
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"Do you want to make money from Facebook? It's simple. Just go to your computer, turn it off – and go to work!" This is just one of the many jokes that you'll find online about making cash. Although money is a pretty serious topic for all of us there are times when you need to dial up the humour on subjects like taxes, budgets, not quite living within your means and life envy of the seriously wealthy.
And now might just be the perfect moment. After all, it's that time of year when the sun is even less likely to make an appearance, we're back to the routine of school and work, and your summer tan has pretty much faded. Right now, we all need a reason to …
Paying taxes is no laughing matter…
Although maybe it is because over the years HMRC has received what it considers to be some pretty hilarious excuses for not submitting tax returns. Not a joke exactly (although they obviously made the tax office laugh), the tried and test excuses from UK businesses that missed those all important deadlines make for some pretty interesting reading:
"My pet goldfish died." —Self-employed builder
"Our business doesn't really do anything." —Financial services firm
"I've been too busy submitting my clients' tax returns." —Accountant
Cash is "funny munny" to some people…
Tax – and where it ends up – tends to be a great source of material for comedians. That's particularly the case in America where some of the best jokes revolve around what rich people (and the government) do with their cash. For example…
"Tax day is the day that ordinary Americans send their money to Washington, D.C., and wealthy Americans send their money to the Cayman Islands." –Jimmy Kimmel
"Two things you need to know about taxes. They've extended the deadline to April 18, and when you write your check, just make it out to China." –David Letterman
Every cloud has a silver lining…
Comedians are experts at finding some humour in even some of the bleakest situations. Bill Murray is one comedian well known for his dry wit, which even managed to make the recession feel a little funnier:
"A few decades ago we had Johnny Cash, Bob Hope and Steve Jobs. Now we have no cash, no hope and no jobs."
But famous comedians aren't the only ones who decided to find the humorous side in a cash crisis – the BBC set up a page for jokes about the 2008 financial crisis and some of them are rib ticklers..
"What do you call 12 investment bankers at the bottom of the ocean? A good start."
"What's the difference between Investment Bankers and London Pigeons? The Pigeons are still capable of making deposits on new BMW's"
Inflation – hilarious…
You might not think that there are many jokes to be made about the cost of living. But some people have the serenity to laugh at the things they cannot change (without another election) and the courage to make a joke out of it – for example, "Despite the cost of living, have you noticed how popular it remains?"
And then there's Jennifer Saunders' character Edina Monsoon in the show AbFab who jokingly summed up what it means to be a modern consumer, "I DON'T WANT MORE CHOICE, I JUST WANT NICER THINGS."
Jimmy Carr is one comedian who has also woven this topic into his shows, "I'd like to leave you ladies and gentlemen with this frightening fact: I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but if you took all the money that we in the West spend on food in one week, you could feed the Third World for one year. I'm not sure about you people, but I think we're being overcharged on groceries."
Of course Jimmy Carr himself probably hoped that HMRC had a sense of humour when he got into trouble with his taxes. But he's just one of the many rich and famous who have much more to laugh about when it comes to cash. Although American poet Dorothy Parker's caustic wit doesn't exactly paint that to be a good thing… "If you want to know what God thinks of money just look at the people he gave it to."
But, when it comes to the stark contrast between lifestyles we want and the lifestyles we actually have, Victoria Wood always managed to put her finger right on it – via the medium of a good laugh. "Life's not fair, is it? Some of us drink champagne in the fast lane, and some of us eat our sandwiches by the loose chippings on the A597."


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The UCI Track Cycling World Cup will offer a new challenge to Great Britain's Elinor Barker, according to Welsh Cycling head coach Darren Tudor.
Barker, recently crowned junior women's world time-trial champion in Limburg, will compete in the three part series for Team SWI – a new trade team set up by Welsh Cycling to develop young talent - with the first event in Colombia this weekend.
The 18-year-old, part of British Cycling's Olympic Development Programme, also won two silver medals and one bronze at this year's UCI Juniors Track World Championships in Auckland, New Zealand.
Along with another British Cycling programme athlete, Amy Roberts, Barker will make the ascent into senior competition with Ciara Horne and Jon Mould.
"The Track World Cups will bring a new challenge for Elinor, which she will embrace," Tudor said.
"There are longer race distances at senior level, which means Elinor will have to adjust her race technique and learn new tactics as a senior cyclist. Taking these younger riders to track world cups so early on in their career enables them to develop and learn to prepare them for international competition, with Glasgow 2014 being the main aim for Team SWI Welsh Cycling.
"Elinor has been going well this year; hopefully she can surprise a few people this season."
"The Track World Cups will bring a new challenge for Elinor, which she will embrace. Elinor has been going well this year; hopefully she can surprise a few people this season."
Welsh Cycling head coach Darren Tudor
Barker has produced a series of impressive results in 2012, with gold in the individual pursuit and bronze in the team pursuit at the U23/Junior European Track Championships in Portugal before her exploits at the junior track world championships. She then bettered her silver medal from the 2011 road world championships with a commanding display in Limburg.
Tudor pointed out that her aim for Cali, however, will be performance and not results based in what will be her world cup debut.
"Cali is all about the learning process and understanding the race as a team," Tudor said. "We are not expecting to return with medals - it isn't about the final finish position, but how we get there and what the team learns throughout the race.
"In the team pursuit, if we do a sub 3:28, that would be a great result for us. However, Mexico is the big focus this year and Cali is the first stop of the season."
Amy Roberts, a double world junior track championship medallist in the team pursuit and points race, is appreciative of the chance to race in an elite international competition.
"This is a massive opportunity as I am still quite young, and I have not done a big race like this before at senior level. I'm looking to gain experience and there will be a lot of things to learn this year. Not many people get the chance to compete at world cups this early in their career, so it is a fantastic opportunity."


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The event includes free helmets to the first 100 children who need them, helmet fittings for both adults and children, bicycle safety checks and a traffic-free basic skills course. There also will be rides on the Lehigh Canal towpath and on the road led by members of the League of American Bicyclists certified cycling instructors. There will be music by DJ Discreet.
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March Book of the Month: I Love You Honey Bunny!
Spring is officially just a few short days away! We can't wait for it to finally arrive with its warm breezes, blooming flowers, and playful little bunnies!
To celebrate springtime, March's book of the month is… I Love You Honey Bunny!
This fun and heartfelt story from author Sandra Magsamen helps you remind your little one just how much you love and cherish them.
This book is filled with springtime scenes, from flowers and bumblebees to sunshine and starlight. Welcome the new season and let your child know how they fill the world with love!
Cuddle up close to read this story and enjoy something sweet together, like this yummy Spring Bunny Chow:
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8 cups of Rice Chex
12 oz white chocolate chips
1 cup powdered sugar
Butterscotch pudding mix (optional)
Pastel M&M's
Melt the white chocolate chips.
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Leading VAT reclaim specialists have the best security standards at the core of their technology and practices.
Taxback International are delighted to announce that we have been officially certified with ISO 27001:2013 (ISE 27001) Information Security Management Standard which is a globally recognised accreditation.
The ISO 27001 certification is the highest standard of security that is only awarded to companies who have a full framework of policies and procedures that include all legal, physical and technical controls involved in a company's information risk management processes. At Taxback International, security is at the core of everything we do, technology, people and processes.
Eamon Clune, Chief Operation Director of Taxback International commented
"We are very proud to have achieved this ISO 27001 accreditation. We work with many of the largest companies in the world and protecting their data is of upmost importance to us. We have always maintained our IT processes in accordance with industry leading ISO 27001 best practices but receiving this global recognised accreditation demonstrates our continued commitment to IT security and really gives our clients formal proof and reassurance that our IT policies and systems are among the best in the world. There is much overlap between ISO27001 and the new GDPR regulations coming into effect on 25th May and we are already fully compliant with these forthcoming regulations."
All our systems and processes go through rigorous security checks every day. From the very first connection with client's data, our extensive security architecture structures and policies alongside the best market proven encryption applies to every single transaction. All data is classified and code encrypted at every stage with sensitive data such as Personally identifiable Information (PII) further protected at every level of communication. We go one step further as leaders to never store personal or sensitive information in pubic-facing domain giving you assurance that security standard practices are the very best in the marketplace.
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To sum up our approach to security it is much more than a certificate to hang on the wall. It is the standard that is applied by our people, IT and to every part of our technology products and services as part of our job everyday 24/7.
Our goal is to ensure businesses worldwide are maximising their recovery opportunities with the best market leading technology that also has the best security standard as part of our promise.
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We know that Indirect taxes such as VAT and GST can have a huge effect on your business. As VAT rates change sporadically keeping yourself informed can be difficult. Compliance is always crucial. That's why our Indirect Tax Experts share their hand-picked news stories every day that you need to know. From breaking news to VAT changes and new EU legislation. We know that relevant information means better decision making. We aim to be your number 1 source for VAT and GST news.


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find it in (one's) heart to (do something)
To be able to convince oneself do something despite one's reluctance. I know I hurt you, but I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me.
find it in one's heart (to do something)and find it in oneself (to do something)
Fig. to have the courage or compassion to do something. She couldn't find it in herself to refuse to come home to him. I can't do it! I can't find it in my heart.
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Persuade oneself to do something, as in They were an hour late, but I couldn't find it in my heart to scold them. This expression, today generally put in the negative, alludes to searching self-examination. [Mid-1400s]
find it in your heart to do somethingallow or force yourself to do something.
1988 Richard Rayner Los Angeles Without a Map Could you find it in your heart to lend me, say, $2,500?


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Seminar for Eritrean nationals on objective situation in the homeland
The Eritrean senior delegation comprising Mr. Alamin Mohammed Seid, Secretary of the PFDJ, and Mr. Woldemicael Abraha, Minister of Local Government, conducted seminar for Eritrean nationals residing in Jeddah and its environment on the objective situation in the homeland as well as the role of Eritrean nationals vis-à-vis the regional and global developments.
Indicating that at the time in which many countries through out the world are
denied peace and stability due to interferences and the hegemonic policy of the superpowers, the delegation noted that the all rounded progress so far registered attests to the long sighted vision and strong unity of the Eritrean. They also underlined out that the Eritrean people have preserved to this date the noble values of EPLF and societal values and that the country is in a sustainable position.
Pointing out that the external conspiracies to derail development programs have been foiled through the persistence and resilience of the Eritrean people, the delegation called for strong and conscious participation for ensuring sustainable development.
The delegation also gave briefing on the development programs charted out for implementation in 2017 as well as for strengthening of the EPLF and resilience of the Eritrean people and called for reinforcing the public diplomacy activities.
The delegation gave answers to the questions raised by the participants focusing on national issues as well as regional and global developments.


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Cosby Conviction a Spectacular Downfall
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(AP) -- Bill Cosby was convicted Thursday of drugging and molesting a woman, a spectacular late-life downfall of a comedian who broke racial barriers in Hollywood on his way to TV superstardom as America's Dad.
Cosby, 80, could end up spending his final years in prison after a jury in Norristown, Pa. concluded he sexually violated Temple University employee Andrea Constand at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004. He claimed the encounter was consensual.
Cosby listened to the verdict stoically, but moments later lashed out loudly at District Attorney Kevin Steele and called him an "a--hole" after the prosecutor asked that Cosby be immediately jailed because he might flee. The judge decided Cosby can remain free on bail while he awaits sentencing.
The verdict came after a two-week retrial in which prosecutors put five other women on the stand who testified that Cosby, married for 54 years, drugged and violated them, too. One of those women asked him through her tears, "You remember, don't you, Mr. Cosby?"
The panel of seven men and five women reached a verdict after deliberating 14 hours over two days, vindicating prosecutors' decision to retry Cosby after his first trial ended with a hung jury less than a year ago.
Cosby could get up to 10 years in prison on each of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault. He is likely to get less than that under state sentencing guidelines, but given his age, even a modest term could mean he will die behind bars.
Constand, 45, a former Temple women's basketball administrator, told jurors that Cosby knocked her out with three blue pills he called "your friends" and then penetrated her with his fingers as she lay immobilized, unable to resist or say no.
It was the only criminal case to arise from a barrage of allegations from more than 60 women who said the former TV star drugged and molested them over a span of five decades.
"The time for the defendant to escape justice is over," prosecutor Stewart Ryan said in his closing argument. "It's finally time for the defendant to dine on the banquet of his own consequences."
Another prosecutor, Kristen Feden, said Cosby was "nothing like the image that he played on TV" as sweater-wearing, wisdom-dispensing father of five Dr. Cliff Huxtable on "The Cosby Show."
Cosby's retrial took place against the backdrop of #MeToo, the movement against sexual misconduct that has taken down powerful men in rapid succession, among them Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer, Kevin Spacey and Sen. Al Franken.
The jurors all indicated they were aware of #MeToo but said before the trial they could remain impartial. Cosby's lawyers slammed #MeToo, calling Cosby its victim and likening it to a witch hunt or a lynching.
After failing to win a conviction last year, prosecutors had more courtroom weapons at their disposal for the retrial. The other accusers' testimony helped move the case beyond a he-said, she-said, allowing prosecutors to argue that Cosby was a menace to women long before he met Constand. Only one other accuser was permitted to testify at Cosby's first trial.


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Question 1: A ball is falling 30 feet from a light that is 50 feet high. After 1 sec. How fast is the shadow of the ball moving towards the light post. Note that a ball moves according to the formula S=16t^2
Question 2: How many trapezoids must one use in order for the error to be less than 10^-8 if we want to find the area under the curve Y=1/X from 1 to 2. Find the exact area, Graph the function and use the trap rule for the "N" that you found.


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Thursday, March 21st starting at 17:45
Location: Stuttgarter Zeitung Offices at Plieninger Strasse 150, 70567 Stuttgart
Meeting Point & time: 17:45 at the main entrance (Tour will start promptly at 18:00)
Nearest Stations: U3 at Landhaus (Direction of Plieningen), there is also parking available for those with cars
Your host: Laura Lenz (RSVP below)
Enjoy a 1.5 to 2 hour tour in English through the offices of the Stuttgarter Zeitung daily newspaper and get an introduction into the working life of the Editorial staff, learn about the production of a newspaper, and get a look at one of Europe's most modern printing presses in action.
**We will need a minimum of 9 people for the tour, so please let Laura know if you'd like to bring a friend along**
For more information about the paper, please see the StZ website.
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The Koch family have been farming in the Lewiston Valley PA since the early 1900s. Koch Turkey Farm was established in 1953 and today is being run by the third generation of the family with the 4th generation in training.
Koch have been pioneers in growing turkeys with a strong focus on animal welfare this was done by only feeding the turkeys an all vegetarian diet with plenty of room to move freely outside during their life. Another major focus of Kochs growing practices was to never use antibiotics on their turkeys.
By adhering to these practices Koch became the first turkey farm to achieve the Certified Humane status and in time move on to be GAP (Global Animal Partnership) approved. Koch turkey farm currently grows over 800 000 turkeys a year.
In addition to their All Natural Turkey, they also offer USDA certified Organic as well as Heirloom Bronze Turkeys that are free ranged. The Heirloom Bronze turkey is a traditional strain of Orlopp Bronze which has great taste, less fat, and superior meat yields. Koch also offer premium value added turkey products including nuggets, burgers, smoked items, and much more.
Koch's Turkey Farm is one of very few family owned turkey farms remaining, and are committed to producing the cleanest, healthiest, and best tasting turkey you can buy. Their high growing standards focused on a pure vegetarian diet and humane practices results in a stress free life for the turkeys, which in turn results in a tender and flavorful turkey, which we invite you to experience.


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Ep 71: Stock Trading in Volatile & Fearful Markets
Hey this is Sasha Evdakov and welcome to another episode of Let's Talk Stocks, where we talk about the market, give you some insight and just give you some ideas for trading.
On today's episode of Let's Talk Stocks we are on episode 71 and we will be talking about the volatile market. That's the name of the game, that's what we'll be looking at evaluating. We'll be looking right at the charts and I'm going to take a look at some of the popular companies as well.
That way I can give you some insight on what's going on underneath and how the charts are moving reacting and behaving. If we take a look at the S&P 500, which is one of the indices that I really love trading and it's one of the industries that a lot of big investors also look at.
Let's take a look at the market
This indices right here, if you've been with me for quite some time you know and understand what's going on underneath and what we've been talking about over the last month and just the different things have been talking about.
We discussed that we were moving sideways for quite a while and I said that if we break certain levels, we were talking about this 2000 level in the past, that things could get nasty real nasty and here as you see unfolding or things unfolding over the last month and a half year or last month.
Things have been getting fairly nasty, at least the according to the news, according to what's going on and what's happening and you know in part they say this is due to economy, this is due to oil prices, in reality it doesn't matter what the core reason is because there's multiple reasons that impact the market.
There's multiple things that affect the markets, it's not one specific individual thing but looking at the overall pattern for those of you that are my let's say intermediate to advanced traders, or people that have been with me for some time you'll slowly start seeing this A to B, B to C, and C to D pattern forming.
What does that mean? What is my prediction basically off of this A to B, B to C, and C to D pattern, because we haven't finished the C to D and you don't know the pattern until it's fully complete but this is how stocks move, this is how they move in behave.
For me what I'm looking at is that potentially for the small term, meaning small term here over the next month or two these stocks are nibbling and touching this level of support that we're discussing here at eighteen hundred and ten eighteen hundred and fifteen, those are the key support levels 1812 really is the base.
Then if we dragged the S&P line all the way over, you'll notice the lows in October of 2014 is right around 1820, that's a critical line of support and we've basically broken that a little bit we're touching with it we're playing with it.
What happens is similar to house tax don't go straight up they pull back and retrace. The same thing here in today's markets and in this month's markets. They're not going to go straight down you'll notice here if we delete some of these lines and we look at the trend from January of 2016 all the way to the mid-January here of 2016.
You'll see that we went straight down but we didn't go in a perfect straight line I mean there was a few little pops that we had, a few green bars such as on the January 11th and January 12th we had some green bars that popped but then really what we had was a slight retracement which was our B to C leg right there.
The B to C leg was right here after about 10 to 12 days starting on January 20th. So that was our rebound then again we took it lower and if we look at the SPY, which we can see the volume here, you can see that the volume to the upside or the volume that was strong was to the downside.
Right here from January to Mid-January, January 19 we had strong bearish volume then when we retraced that volume died down. In fact, you can have it look at like a C-shaped pattern from January 19th to about February 1st, it's like a C shaped pattern.
Then once we continue to break lower the bearish volume started to again increase and then you had the chance with Yellen now I'll give you some insight about Yellen and all these chats these big chance with Yellen.
All about Volatile and Fearful markets
Now, to give you some insight about Yellen and all these big chats, when the big boys start talking, now what you want to do is just hold off on your positions because it can really throw a lot more volatility into the markets.
Now today, what happened was that we basically, if we look at the day action on me give you some run down for some key levels I was watching especially during the chats and things like that.
I'm looking at this low on January 20th, I'm looking at these lows that we had right around the 181 or the 1812 level and we came back to test those levels, we bounced off of that. Now they said, the news said whoever said it doesn't matter who said it, they said that this was due to the OPEC meetings that they are thinking about production cuts.
Now imagine this coming out exactly where this support line is, do you think that was planned, think about that for a minute. Do you think there are some well I'm not going to say conspiracy theory, what I'm going to say is do you think that this somehow was planned potentially to stabilize things.
Most of the people that are doing the trading, the investing, a lot of these major players they have insider knowledge and you say that they don't, you say that you know everybody's playing fair the reality is they will manipulate these markets.
They will manipulate these markets, take my word for it. What they'll do is they'll bounce it, bounce it then spike it. They'll see if they'll get any new buyers coming in, they'll see if they get any retail traders and then the retail traders are saying "Oh, this is the bottom. Could we see the bottom?".
Oil prices are bouncing and a lot of people get sucked into these positions unfortunately especially if you're new, they'll say "This is a great place to buy and then later a few days later things continue to roll over".
Unfortunately for me personally I've been burned way too many times on these kinds of trades where I'm trying to fish and catch a bottom.
A lot of times what happens is they'll hover, they'll spike around this region or area and then what they'll do is they will see when the buyers are drying up and then they will break it lower. Now I'm not saying we can't do another B to C retracement, like we did from January 19th to 20th all the way for thirteen, fourteen days and we had a nice huge run.
If you look on the S&P, we had a nice run of about 126 points, this B to C pattern but I mean that's still a hundred and twenty-six points relative to the overall move of two hundred and sixty eight and if we look at a Fibonacci level from the swing point right here.
I'm just going to share some insight with you guys here look at how beautifully that comes into the swing point so what I've done is I've drew the swing point from December 29th 2015 highs all the way to January 20th lows.
I drew my Fibonacci levels right here and then the Fibonacci level goes to 50% at the nineteen hundred and fifty S&P level. Imagine that, how does that line up perfectly and if you look at it right here this comes back up to it as well, this January 12, we have it testing January 13.
Then more importantly this February first we had a testing and what happens at the beginning and end of the month? Window-dressing, they rotate positions to show the investors the people that are not not watching the stock market "Hey we got these positions, hey we got those positions".
So they needed to change the positions at the end of the month and then after the first of the month what happens? They continue rolling it back over. I hope the light bulb right now is going off. Do you understand what's going on right here?
Look at this stock, look at the February 1st we're doing position rotations were coming into the end of the month January 28th we go higher, then January 29th we go higher we need to show something for our investors. January 29th we're going higher again in those three days we had a pop of 58 points on the S&P.
Now February first we start rotating out of positions, it's almost even territory. Then again February 1st still rotating then February 2nd we're pulling it down. February 3rd, we continued to pull it down.
Look at the Fibonacci level how it comes right into 50%, remember what I say about 50% to the upside. A retracement a 50% if you're doing any an A to B, B to C, and C to D patterns such as this, a pullback to 50% means the stock is still fine and healthy.
Now what happens if you do it on the down side because that's what we did on the downside, that means it's a healthy pullback, a normal pull-back that means that right now, especially if we break this 1810 level.
You're going to see that floor and that rug being ripped out and you heard me talking about this market that things could get nasty. I talked about it before you know now we're looking for bottom buyers, we're looking for bottom fishers value buyers.
So, what could happen right now this is where the dangerous territory lies, if you're too early and you get in too early here at the 1809 – 1808 because kind of get in too early, you're trying to short the stocks you're trying to get into early you could get burned cause what they might end up doing is they might go to about 1,800 and give you another 30 points to the downside and then bounce and whipsaw right back up violently because there's so many people short.
There are so many short people on the position, and me including we will cover very quickly if things start reversing you know because you're just taking your profits you saying I don't want to lose my profits I'm out so what they'll do is they'll start buying those shares back and that'll run those stocks back higher and it could get it back up you know 1950 level on the S&P.
Then again you could have a second round of selling but you know that really just depends what's going to happen tomorrow but some of these things what happens, is they will isolate there for a few days so which you may get is similar to what we did over here on September 28th and 29th you know we had a slight little bounce.
Then the next day we actually bounced, so you may get a slight little bounce over the next day or two but if it just hangs out there for a little while, because what stocks can do is what they can do is they can hang out.
What they'll do is they will hang out for a little while, let's take a look at this region or area of August in the 2015. Look at what happened here, what they'll do is they'll hang out for a little while, they'll hang out for a little while and then energy builds and then they break lower but they're hanging out at this support level.
We can take any stock the same thing happens on these stocks. It doesn't matter what company you talk about. Pick a company and you'll notice that they hang out especially the big companies. Same with Apple as we get into January here of 2016 stock is heading lower we know it's heading lower then it'll bounce it's trying to hang out and find the retail buyers trying to find this bottom fishers then it reverses on Tuesday.
The next day, January 5th then it continues to move lower January 6th so that's what happens and now look what's happening with Apple right now. The lows of this crazy fast August 24th flash crash low is now being tested we're hanging out in the longer they hang out in that area the more likely it is to break if it keeps pushing lower, think of it like a jackhammer, think of it like a hammer a tool keeps pounding on that roof.
The more keeps pounding on that roof eventually it's going to break through.
The same on the reverse if it's pounding and pushing to the upside, the more likely it is to power higher to the upside but in this case we're pounding down but it could be building a base so you want to always watch it and wait for the true break.
Several stocks to look at
Now we talked about Tesla even tweeted about this one, I was short in this stock, it's one of the reasons why I don't trade earnings because you see what happens is that these things reverse, the earnings were horrible, well the earnings were not very good he estimates or the projections they seemed fairly optimistic.
What does that do to the stock? Well first it sells it off then it continues to power it higher after hours, now today it continues with its regular momentum, so could have been short covering it? Could have been, but this is why I don't trade earnings is that we were watching this critical line of support of support in 180 level.
A lot of members asked me about this and you ride that stock down all the way for twenty thirty points, I mean how many of you would love to get 20 or 30 points in a stock, you write it down and if you look at this hourly rate here you can see here the A to B, B to C and C to D.
Normally I don't really look at this but you see it evolving right there, instead the bigger picture right here on the daily you can see it's a nice solid clean, it's a very clean support line. If you look at the weekly, that line is crystal clear so you get in it when that breaks, BOM, you're in and that's it.
If you look at trip we had the same exact thing, so if we take a look at this weekly, clean line of support breaking. Now it popped due to earnings in this is one of the reasons I don't trade earnings, I get out and but you can see it reversing.
When you look at all these stocks doesn't matter if it's Amazon and so forth what you're doing is you're looking at the pattern in here here's our A to B, B to C and C to D and if I take the Fibonacci level, let me just take this Fibonacci level on Amazon here you can see, let's just see how it plays out.
Reduce the volume and look at how that plays out. We get up to the 38.2% line our spike was at the 61.8% line right around this 640 level and then we continue rolling over. Our projected move our A to B was a 150 points, our B to C, is a 160 points, we're just ten point.
Now, what could we be doing? Building a little base and the fact is when I start looking at all these stocks I'm watching all these Facebook's Netflix Tesla's watching these big companies and I'm starting to see ok well what did they do is that the A to B, B to C and C to D?
Once they hit their D, move something new can happen we can build another B to C leg and then roll over and or we can go sideways a little bit and consolidate or we can just continue heading lower.
Now the healthier movies to bounce a little and then continue rolling over or move sideways and then roll over so when you put all of these stocks together you can start looking at the composite the same way.
You start looking at it ok what do I have here A to B, B to C and then I need a C to D, so where would that put my trades? I look at the S&P 500 A to B, B to C, and C to D. Now because many stocks have finished they they're slowly finishing their ABCD pattern so that's why I think you might get a slight little pop here for a few days.
You might and you might not, you might get a little sideways action, we'll see if they hover around but because we have the A to B, B to C and C to D you know right here at this on the S&P is two hundred and seventy points.
Taking this out to 270 points could put us to around the 1665, so if we take this out and we look at the 1665 level and we start looking at that level, that puts us right around here so that gives us if we take the swing lows to the swing highs 1665.
Puts us just slightly above the 38% retracement from the long-term highs which would not be unhealthy it would not be unhealthy, so if we line this up, the Fibonacci levels from the swing lows of 2009 all the way to the current highs and you do a pull back around 1665 due to the ABCD pattern you'll still be fined.
If we get to 1580 you'd still be because you're still at 38 percent. Right around here the 50% retracement is at 1413 and look at how these lines and numbers line right up. If we get to 38%, it put us right at this swing highs of the 2000 and the 2007, it puts us right there right at those points and the would the stock market would still be just find.
Anyway in the in the short term view it does look scary, and it does look dangerous but overall it looks fairly healthy. The one thing that's a concern for me is that a lot of people are on the short side right now so you do get some violent action to the upside and buyers stepping in.
If you take a look at the McClellan oscillator and you start looking at it here on the two day or weekly, we're not even, we're almost at a neutral state, we're almost getting into oversold area but you're not even that far oversold.
We could actually see more selling coming in and the markets weak and once it starts breaking and once you start seeing it being this weak and you start looking at the IWM and you start looking at all these different things.
IWM on the weekly start seeing it right here, this is breaking clear break to the downside. Once you see the QQQs the same thing. When you start looking at this QQQ, you know right here we look at the Qs at the 100 level we're breaking.
Again, crystal clear that we're breaking in these patterns and we're doing it on volume as we look at the volume were doing it on volume so these things usually take time to digest. How long of a time? I don't know could be, its used to three months at least six to eight weeks minimum but because bearish markets are shorter because there's fear there's emotions.
If we trade about six months' worth of bearish markets then that's probably I would say decent and realistic. I don't think all of a sudden, do things change right away and very quickly from feeling really bad and crummy and then all of a sudden change right away to fantastic?
If you have an argument with your best friend and there was a serious issue does that argument flip on a dime right away? Typically no, those wounds take time to heal and the same thing here there's going to be some people that are going to be really scared to even get back into the market because they're losing big time, they're losing a lot of money.
Some of the people that are looking and in doing more active trading and so forth so there's going to be some people scared to get back into the markets and so what you want to do is just look at all these different indices between this composite, what you're watching between the Russell.
You see that the that they're all really breaking lower and I talked about the nastiness of the market coming in and I think now we really saw it right now, is there more to come?
The question comes down to shall we or will we get a slight consolidation and pop in which case we may get a temporary pop but the energy, if I look at the monthly and this is one of the good ways to really look at things.
If you just look at the monthly chart it allows you to simply look at colors. It allows you to just look at the colors of the market and as I extend it, it allows you to see things at a more extreme level and on the monthly you can see that we are clearly in bearish territory so we're leaning more to the downside.
You can see that the colors are red and you do the same thing with the QQQ, you can do the same thing with the SPY, you can do the same thing with the IWM, I mean it's clearly; the sentiment is to the downside you.
Even if you get a slight pop I mean the Bears are in control meaning trades to the short side are more favored and that's really where I'm set up and position as well and you may get some people that take these stocks higher intake these indices higher and you get stopped out because you'll get violent pops but being patient is something that takes time to learn.
When you're not patient these are the things they can whip you around and give you a lot of trouble so sometimes just best to sit on your hands and if you can learn to sit on your hands these volatile markets are not a big deal they just simply allow you to buy things at lower prices.
Imagine if you're able to get back in right around the 780 level right here where the market 780 – 790 level, market comes back there and then you get another two you two to five years' worth of gains for an extreme amount.
That's typically what happens, is after a major selloff you know you get one year or so just like over here. In 2002 to 2003 you get sideways action and the same thing here in 2009 to 2010 there's kind of a sideways action a little bit right in the middle of 2008 to mid-2009 and early 2010.
You get some sideways action and then you see the market take off. The same thing here if we get a pullback to even if we get it to 1575, if you get half a year of sideways action after that then you see the markets again take off then it's a perfect opportunity to get in.
It only allows you, the selloffs only allow you to get things at a cheaper and lower price so you might get three or four months maybe six months more of selling, it could be a full year of selling, it really just depends how bearish things get but then you might see you know about a year or a year and a half could be six months' worth of digestion and then things again could be at a good value.
That's just natural it's a rubber band when it gets too far stretched it comes back and gets to far stretched it comes back and then it powers higher.
Final Reminders
Trading in these volatile markets if your trading, some tips make sure your trading lighter shares. Make sure you also be more patient on the bigger term picture that you're holding it for, if you're holding it for let's say a month then know the bigger picture for a monthly move.
Know what would you expect the next month and don't get caught up in this whipsaw, see-saw action because what's going to happen is going to whip you around so that's one of the reasons why you would want to trade less shares.
If you're not good at shorting or reversing your positions or being in and out quickly or you're not great with computer, your computer software trading platform you probably want to sit on the sidelines because these are faster moving markets.
If you can't handle volatility like on Amazon here what happened was basically I was watching it today you can see right here we had we had a drop from the highs of about $8 and then from those highs later on in the day we had a pop of about 16 points.
This volatile market can really burn you and burn your account and can really hurt you emotionally. The same thing with the S&P today what we did was we had a drop of thirty seven points on the S&P and a pop of 28 points later on in the day.
If you look at the Dow Jones, general really check too often but it's the same concept you had a drop of almost 400 points and then a pop of 221 points so the see-saw action is something to be mindful of what.
But what would you do want to do is you want to check the end of the day action, so you're watching and you're seeing this pop in and this is just due to the news and you know it sucks a lot of people in unfortunately this 2 to 3 p.m. area that popped it.
Could stocks continue higher and in get in we are slightly oversold so yeah of course they can continue higher little bit but at the end of the day there's still more selling that came in, this part continued to roll over slightly.
I would say if you're trading volatile markets just trade lighter, be mindful wait until the volatility is over if you're not trading which you'll see, you'll see those things happening in moving sideways once you see things not moving so much day by day then it's time to kind of step back in.
However, a lot of this has to do with just all the events and activities happening in the markets between the technical, the technical were set up and poised from the Dow Jones to the S&P, the technicals were there set up ready for it to roll over between the yen between the Janet Yellen things that are going on with the conversations.
Then the Fed they're not going to make quick decisions and rush decisions, they don't want to stir up things. All this questioning I mean I know they drill her really hard but it but a lot of it is I mean what else can she say what else can she really tell you she says well we're going to evaluate things and we'll see how things move.
If things are you know get really wild a really crazy then we'll make adjustments but I mean we're going to just try to do our best for the job in the best way that we can do it. I mean what more is there to really say about those press conferences, to me a lot of it is just you know it's just air there's not much to them and then people were you no wondering, she said this word or she said that word.
Just don't read into it too much you know, just watch how the market reacts rather than worrying about what exactly is being set. In fact it's better to just turn those things off, go and read a good book and then come back once it's over and then make your adjustments to your positions if necessary because sometimes I just like when she spoke the other day.
February 10th, 2016 so at first she was speaking and let me just use the S&P on this so before she was speaking there was a little bit of the lighter moved so we basically had a thirty-point move in the S&P and then we had a slight selloff to about from here to here we had only an eight-point positive and then we slowly started to get back to even.
Then things started to roll back over and we were we ended the day I think one or two points down or up on the S&P and the Dow Jones on that day and about 60 points, 70 points down on the previous day.
It wasn't that huge so with these press conferences a lot of them are you know that they're very fluffy filled with air there's not much substance because what else can you expect them to really say I mean she's trying to do her job.
She's just trying to do the best that she can and she's not going to say anything rush one way or the other because it can disturb the markets and you know they don't know exactly what they're going to do until they need to do it.
I mean they have plans in place to do one thing or another but it's you know they'll course correct and it's tough to make a course correction with the big ship very quickly. So, all they can really do is just span or stretch that interest rate time frame.
They can condense it, speed it up or stretch it out you know there's but you know to turn a titanic it's very difficult so there's no way that they're going to say oh yeah tomorrow we're raising rates and the next after that we're raising rates as well.
As far as your own positions, you know take your profits in the strength. Always watch when the market is coming into these critical lines of support like the S&P here and then look at the energy the way that's moving.
I mean the market here is making fresh two-year lows and typically that just tells you things are breaking and sometimes these windows take time to break, sometimes the flora takes time to break so I would say that we probably have not seen the end of this yet but I think we may get a bounce here or there which would not surprise me because we just had so much selling and so many people short.
Hopefully this gives you some insight to the markets to how they've been moving behaving and so on. As for me I'm still trying to pre film a lot of videos here for the next month or two, typically what I like to do is presale videos in advance so that way I don't have to do them.
Once I get more of that done, I already have about 12 hours of the option course complete so about twelve of it has done in I'd say that's only about 30% of it so I'm estimating it to be about 30 hours long.
I continued to make that course but right just do the trading with the markets the way they are. I'm having to focus a little more on that but I am still working on the options course and I do have a good amount of footage filmed, done and complete.
I just have to film probably about another 20 or 30 more modules and then I'll be off to manufacturing and all that good stuff but other than that you know just continue trading them well, continue to watch and study and learn the markets.
If you're not trading just continue to educate yourself because these times are not one time a bouncer going to happen sometime in the future. The banks of course are moving fairly low and sell off and if you're watching to get the banks at a lower rate Bank of America for example watch for that $6.70 mark or even the $5 mark, these things are selling off the highs and they move slow.
I think we posted this in the critical charts before watching this line of support at right around $15 level and you can see also on these daily charts here's the A to B, B to C and C to D pattern which should take it right around if we do it and see this, A to B is 4.50 and here we take it right around 4.50.
It should take it right around nine bucks but we got so much volume coming in that you know bringing it back to right around this level of $10 would not be unheard of.
The same thing with these JPMorgan's and everything else that goes along with it, they're acting weak and once the bank's roll over and you got the same thing happening with a lot of other stocks, it just pulls and sucks everything it as well so it's just a ripple effect.
Think of it like a hurricane and it's sucking everything in and that's what happened.
Enjoy the rest of your week, enjoy the weekend and make the most of it. I hope you have a great time in whatever it is that you're doing, for me probably planning out more videos for you guys. I'm working on the course and continue to work on the options course it's a monster so it's going to take me a little bit of time but still working on it step-by-step.
See you next week trade them well!


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LISTEN: Ja Ja Ja Third Birthday Mixtape
Laurie Tuffrey
, November 26th, 2012 11:18
Monthly event set to celebrate three years of bringing London the best of Nordic music this Thursday
Ja Ja Ja, London's foremost showcase of Scandinavian songsmithery, is three years old this month, and will be celebrating the fact at its event this Thursday, November 29.
Hosted as usual at The Lexington, the line-up will be synth-pop-heavy, as represented by Danish artist Mø and Finnish duo Sin Cos Tan, balanced out with some folk from Norway's HighasaKite.
Before that, have a listen to their specially-prepared mixtape, which features cuts from the line-up artists as well as continuing the electro theme with Casiokids' new single 'Skip i Natten'. Get tickets (£5 in advance, £6 on the door) here, and listen below:
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- Profound knowledge in X-code, Swift
- Should have Knowledge working with Social Media API
- Having experience implementing Payment Gateways are plus
- Very strong knowledge of OOPS & MVC design patterns & frameworks
- Excellent understanding of complete Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- Experience working in an agile development methodology.
- Experience in working with API's with knowledge of REST,SOAP architecture principles.
Desired Candidate Profile:
- Excellent problem-solving and logical thinking.
- Self-motivated with strong work ethics.
- Constantly updating technical knowledge and skills by referring to the resources / online materials and accessing new applications.
- Good track record of meeting tight timelines on small/medium/large scale projects
- Ability to be creative for suggesting solutions to various problems which arise in coding from time to time
- Proficient in iterative development methodologies like Agile Software Development, Scrum etc.
- Should be a self- propelled leader of people and not just a manager of resources
Key Skills required:
- SDK Implementation, API development/implementation, X-Code , Swift, Cocao
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: ₹300,000.00 /year
Job Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
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Give, but don't allow Yourself 2 be Used. Love, but don't allow ur heart 2 be Abused. Trust, but don"t be Naive. Listen 2 others, but don't lose Your Own voice.
Posts Tagged 'deep inside'
Thuesday June 19th 2012Posted: June 19, 2012 by Marya in Quote of the day
Tags: deep inside, emotions, feelings, honest, lessons, Quote of the day, ramble, thoughts, Truth, words
Goodbye, My FriendPosted: January 27, 2011 by Marya in Poems
Tags: Arse, deep inside, emotions, feelings, heart, honest, intense, Justin, poem, poems, thoughts, Truth
the time to go has come
this is goodbye my friend
it was nice to know you
my time here has come to an end
please dont forget me
as i wont ever you
but time to go away
is something i must do
iv places to go
people to meet
some maybe far
others up the street
im going back home now
from which i came
iv spent been many years away
but it almost looks the same
i shouldve went back long ago
so much time has passed
things are different now
and i cannot change the past
maybe one day we shall
meet again
but now its time to say
goodbye my friend
ListenPosted: January 25, 2011 by Marya in Poems
Tags: again, always, being there, deep inside, feelings, life, Listen, love, poem, postaweek2010, ramble, thoughts, Truth, whole
Thank you for always being there,
To listen and understand me.
I appreciate all you did for me,
And all you still do.
Thank you for making me feel whole again,
For putting my pieces back together.
I appreciate you putting my life back together,
You saved my life.
You may not understand,
Why I do what I do.
But you never criticized,
You just helped my through.
I knew I could come to you when I was down,
'cause I knew you'd always be there
to pick me back up
and say everything will be ok.
Do you think of mePosted: December 8, 2010 by Marya in Poems
Tags: bliss, body, deep inside, do you think, ease, emotions, escape, feelings, hands, heart, last, poem, poems, soul, tenderness, think, thoughts, tremble, Truth
As I lay here in bed
I think of you
I begin to wonder
Do you think of me too?
I imagine you're next to me,
Pulling me close,
I feel your kiss,
As you caress my skin.
My heart beats fast,
Pounding louder every second,
I begin to tremble,
As I taste your sweet lips.
I find that I gasp for air,
To replace the breath that you just took away.
My body and soul
Are slipping into a heavenly bliss.
Your hands are touching my every inch,
With such ease and tenderness.
I want this moment to last,
Not one second can escape,
I want to stay in your arms,
But then I suddenly awake.
It was only a dream,
Just a desire,
But in reality,
You have set my heart on fire.
I am all alonePosted: December 7, 2010 by Marya in Marya's thoughts
Tags: all alone, blog, brick walls, clear, continue, deep inside, emotions, feelings, haunting thoughts, hurtfulness, life, obvivously, ramble, Running, Truth, words
I write on this blog to hide the facts..
that I am clearly alone.
obviously you wouldn't understand the pain and hurt that I have been through……
I am just running from myself and there is nothing you can do about it.
So since I am on my own in this wonderous world..
Nothing else can be so clear
I still walk up and down the roads alone
But continue to write behind these brick walls
No PenetrationPosted: December 4, 2010 by Marya in Sexual Poems
Tags: Arse, back arched, bed, carried, deep inside, dreams, emotions, enjoyed, erotic, feelings, his, humping, intense, kisses, No Penetration, poem, poems, sex, sexual, thoughts, to, touching, whispered
diving headfirst into words
as the midnight air curls around
and tickles my toes
blushing at his thoughts
I am carried into his bed
lying there now as his words are
now whispered
hands touching
fingers touching lips….speechless
to the neck….breathless
eyes never leaving mine
fingers dancing across fields of heated nerves until
the sweetness that I hold for him
is found
sensations take over
rubbing circles around and around
body shaking (yes, right there)
moaning (wanting to cry out)
looking in eyes with feverish passion
while these eyes open and close
my hand finds his
(maybe he will slow down)
faster …
more pressure…
eyes still on me
body losing control…
sheets intertwined between fingers and toes
kissing me …
more circles (maybe cylinders)
moans entering his mouth ..
and they must be sweet and he can't get
letting go
arching the back
breathing hard yet hardly breathing
legs weak
hands limp
eyes opening
only to find a flashing screen
of heated letters
What is this we see?Posted: December 2, 2010 by Marya in Poems
Tags: bewilderment, captured, chattering, craze, creatures, deep inside, dimness, emotions, feelings, haunting thoughts, mystical, pain, poem, poems, reality, shock, stillness, wave
Window panes come crashing down
Amidst the tears and pain
Vanishing hopes are gone and flew away
Up above through twilight
Shadows cast across the floor
Reflections of the past
Trembling thoughts of one
Dwelling deep within the soul
A mystical sense of reality
Captured by the craze
All in bewilderment
Of the shock in the wave
Creatures of the dimness
Chattering amongst the green
Everything slows in stillness
What is this we see?


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Our little ham….
The Burbank Animal Shelter, is an amazing establishment that does its very best to make sure that all of the animals they care for have every opportunity to be adopted into loving homes. They are super active in the community, … Continue reading


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It's a shame that some of the best family films of all time have inspired some of the worst family games, and up 'til now that's been the case with the games of Pixar's films. Even the best have been mediocre, generic platformers, while the worst ... well, the general idea seems to have been watch the movie, string together a few action sequences based vaguely on key moments, and hope that nobody notices the second-rate gameplay and short running time.
Maybe we're being cruel. Maybe there are exceptions that we don't remember. Yet of all the Pixar movie-inspired games we've played only one sticks in the mind as being any good, and that's last year's Toy Story Mania; a Wii light-gun game with decent replay value.
From the off, it's apparent that Toy Story 3: The Video Game is a very different kettle of fish. It looks good, it's fun to play, and it's packed with genuinely interesting ideas. It seems to have been designed and developed by people who actually cared what they were doing, and were given the time and resources to produce a brilliant game, with a little help from Pixar too. If that's the case, it's worked. Toy Story 3 is the best game based on a family film for several years.
It's also a game of two halves. On the one hand, Toy Story 3 takes you through the story of the new movie, kicking off with the film's barnstorming opening Western sequence, and carrying on through, throwing in additional sequences based on old Buzz Lightyear video games or the playtime hi-jinx of little kids wherever these make sense. There's some solid platforming, some brilliant blasting, and a few cool stunt-racing challenges to pull off, and these levels are absolutely stuffed with collectibles, giving kids (and obsessive gamers) the replay value that they crave.
And for once, these levels aren't dull, repetitive or painfully generic. Sure, there are some low-points, with an extended spree through Emperor Zerg's secret base going on a bit too long, and there are some points at which the game's fixed camera angle makes progress infuriating (though sensible checkpoints and infinite lives help a lot). Overall, though, it's the high points that you remember, like a superb sequence that begins in a child's bedroom with a rising sea of coffee and a menacing witch, and ends up in space with rails to grind, planetoids and rocket ships in need of repair.
At times it's Super Mario Galaxy-esque, but, to be honest, we mean that as a complement. You'll play different sections as Woody, Buzz or cowgirl Jessie, and each has their own abilities to bring to the table, which the game exploits with a certain ingenuity. For once, it's not a platform-by-numbers affair.
Now, however, we come to the really good bit. After you've cracked the opening level, Toy Story 3 opens up the Toy Box mode. This takes Woody to a Western-themed open-world locale, centred on a town populated by blocky figures, Toy Story aliens and his posse of pals. Wander around and different characters will give you missions, some to do with collecting five of this or ten of that, and some to do with rounding up outlaws or finding a missing character.
A little more play adds further tools, like a pick-axe you can use to mine gold or a camera you can use to take photos, and these in turn open up further options. For instance, there are photo challenges where you have to recreate a specific shot, with the right location, characters, outfits and poses, or frantic checkpoint races to be won.
The more you explore, the more areas open up, and the more missions and challenges you'll unlock. Best of all, everything is customisable. Earn gold by completing missions or mining and you can spend it to buy in new stores or civic buildings for the town, in turn opening up new features, areas and opportunities. Other toy characters can be purchased, and the ones you have already can be customised, with tailors and barber shops that allow you to change haircuts and add costumes. The buildings themselves can be painted and customised, and generally there are dozens of ways to make this Toy Box your own. Adult gamers will like it, while younger ones will love it, and that makes Toy Story 3 a family game of unusual depth.
Finally, kudos to the team for doing such a great job of replicating the look and the banter of the film. Of course, you can't expect a console game to fully replicate what Pixar's render farms can do, but Toy Story 3 gets close enough, and in some areas it's actually spectacular. Voice work, too, is top notch, with the majority of the stars from the film onboard, and decent alternatives where that's not the case. Once again there's an impression that this was a game built with real love for the movies, and to show what a good video game can do.
Toy Story 3 should be held up as a shining example of how to do a family game right. While it has its flaws in the camera and controls department, the story mode leaves the pitiful platforming of most rival licensed games for dead, and the Toy Box mode is guaranteed to keep the kids busy in the long run. In fact, it's so much fun that the biggest danger is you'll buy it for the kids, then hog the controller for yourself!


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Maybe it's true that what we dislike in others is what we least like in ourselves. I remember my father yelling at me on occasion for not listening to his answer. Usually it was because I'd parsed it in a manner other than he meant it and he'd lose his cool rather than rephrasing it.
Of course, I was only around eight years old. My responsibilities, rather than the maintenance of a multi-million dollar room full of servers, were limited to tasks such as gluing macaroni artfully onto construction paper or clipping a bunch of Spanish magazines to make collages and calendars.
Over the past 30-some years I've become much better at parsing statements and rephrasing my own when I'm misunderstood, but sooner or later someone always moves me to my breaking point. So it was with Herman...
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London Based VAT Senior Manager for Expanding Top 10 Firm
A Top 10 Firm, based in Central London requires a VAT Senior Manager to join their rapidly growing VAT department.
Overseeing the VAT client work for the Public Sector team, as VAT Senior Manager, you will be working alongside Partners to manage and accomplish the VAT commitments of your clients in a time and cost effective manner.
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I noticed that Yokoya had no eyebrows the other day, too 😛 (some guy was like "OMG Yokoya!" when Kikuchi took off this glasses, so I had to compare them to get something definitive and saw the eyebrow thing)
Don't be hatin'! Everyone has a right to not have eyebrows! What do you think all those civil rights movements were for?
…I don't think the Japanese have ever had a civil rights movement…
I was just joking about civil rights movements in general… but now that you mention it…
Yeah. Considering they're pretty homogenous, they wouldn't need one.
yokoya is great….he is very intelligent….
but akiyama is the best….
i'm crazy.
'cuz here i am finding similarities between fuku-chan and yoyo-kun when really..
i'm happy beyond, that fuku wasn't a 'recycled' villain character and rather ended up as half (selfish) 'same goal' ally, half unwittingly-becoming 'comrade'. after twice defeat. and only being put against a (stronger?) same enemy..but only on a second round bout.
and the old guy with his devotees-honestly doesn't seem much of a threat (rather more deja vu-just creepy Looking like the teacher) but knowing the author, it'll probably be all epic and waaaay complicated. =P
and the artist is waaay awesome. i still only worry about just the art and how to make it all natural looking. but to do that(movement, pose, dialogue, paneling<–ugh, personalities, design, etc etc) and make ingenious schemes for ingenious characters often? wow. add to that, it's not one but almost all characters,..
Yay!! its Akiyama's playful side, adorable!!!!