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I know, I know. It's way early for this to be up. It's just that I'll be so very busy with college this winter that I wanted to get a head start. Last year, I posted every day in December leading up to Christmas. This year, I'm planning on a 12 Days of Christmas type thing. I'd really like to have 6 book reviews (which I'm already working on) and if possible 6 author interviews (Christmas themed of course). However, if I can't get that many authors, then I'll just up the number of reviews. Here's a list of available days. As I get books or authors to fill in the days I'll update this page. Maybe I could do other book bloggers as well as authors. Just throwing this around to get some feels from you guys. Comment (or use the new contact form, on the right sidebar) and tell me what you think, or if you, or somebody you know, is interested. Or if you have suggestions for Christmas books to review (ones that I didn't review last year please).
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Dec 13- A Baxter Family Christmas Dec 14-
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Not so Off-DutyWednesday, October 24, 2007 | | |
On the plane today I had the unfortunate luck to have an off-duty stewardess sit next to me. She was decked out in her Southwest uniform, but must've just been along for the ride. We did the polite head-nod thing when she sat down, and my experience has been that these folks are usually pleasant and nice, but she quickly proved me wrong.
As the plane backed up I was listening to a book-on-iPod, but she annoyingly taps me on the shoulder and said, and I'm not making this up, "you need to turn off all electronic devices." Seriously? The REAL Stewardesses hadn't even gotten close to that part of the schpeel yet. I begrudgingly took the ear buds out of my ears and pushed pause. How is the iPod gonna make the plane crash, can anyone explain that to me?
After we were up and flying I dozed off - and in my mid-snooze the lady again does the nasty shoulder tap asking me if I want something to drink. Would any of you do that?! Sheesh!
To cap the whole thing off I was holding a book in my lap (not reading it) as we were descending to land, and she told me I should "probably put that underneath the seat." So if you happen to ever happen to board the plane and there's an open seat next to the off-duty stewardess - go find a different one.


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Don't Buy Into These "Trends" About Home Decor
Home interiors are big business right now! There are a lot of websites, magazines, and showroom that are dedicated to parting you from your money in exchange for home products. Some stores that are known for other things like clothes are also expanding into the home decor and accessories market. The sheer volume of retailers offering items for the home means that there is a bewildering choice available. It also means that the interior design trends that we are exposed to change at an alarming rate. In fact, it is almost as if home trends change as quickly as fashion ones do! This make them very hard to keep up with! But there are some trends that are best not to buy into. Read on to find out more.
Don't buy into this season latest fabric
So first on the list of home trends that you shouldn't buy into is this season's latest fabric. Whether it is chevrons or cacti, you should think twice before investing in fabrics that include this season's designs. Yes, they can look super trendy for all of about a month. Then you are left with curtains and cushions that are already started to look dated.
If you must have this season fabric design incorporated into your home decor somehow, buy a piece off the roll. You can get these in most department stores. Then mount it in a picture frame. This way you aren't spending too much money. You can make a bold statement, and most importantly, you can take it down when it's no longer in vogue!
Do consider your fabric and color choices carefully
Instead of being lured in by the latest designs, it pays to think carefully about the fabric patterns and colors that you will use in your home decor. You should always pick colors and patterns that appeal to you personally. There is nothing worse than painting a room in a shade that you have chosen just because you have seen it in a magazine. Unless you plan to repaint every few months you are going to be stuck with that color for a long time. The same goes for any fabric you use.
Don't buy into the latest style of bath
It is a regular sight to see some very elaborate and expensive bathrooms in the interior design media. Something that the seem to love at the moment is a new style of bath, especially the sunken baths.
To be fair, these do look amazing as then are sunken into the floor. This means they are more like a bathing pool that you would find in Roman times, than a bath from this era! Having said that while they are very pretty, are they practical?
Not only do you have the cost of the bath to pay out for, but also the added cost of the work that will need to be done on the bathroom as well. That is before you have the rest of the fitting replaced to match!
Do get a bath that is practical for your family
It's is an unglamorous truth that for most of us when picking a bath, we need to put the practical before anything else. If you have a young family, you will want a bath that you can get to and clean without much hassle. Unfortunately, this makes sunken baths a poor choice.
Don't feel like you have to install all sort of gadgets to keep your house warm
There are a lot of interior design developments that are concerned with regulating the temperature inside your home at the moment. There is special heat reflective glass to stop your rooms heating up too much inside. Or how about underfloor heating, so your toes are warm, even when you get out of bed in the night? The problems with these technologies are that they are still pretty expensive. That prices then out of the reach of most family homeowners.
Do tend to the basics like your boiler and AC
Luckily, you don't need to have a home chocked full of all the latest gizmos and gadgets to keep it at a pleasant temperature. Most homes' heating and cooling systems are reliant on simple things like a good quality furnace and AC.
Making sure these are well maintained is the key to keeping them running smoothly. That should and allow you to enjoy a temperate home without investing in a lot of high-tech materials.
Don't fill up your home with bric-a-brac that you don't actually like
Probably one of the most insidious home decor trends is the decorative accessory. It seems that every second shop in selling little bits and bobs to brighten up your home with. But before we chant "take our money," let's just take a minute to think about this, shall we?
You are spending your hard earned money on bits and bobs that the media tell you, you should like. But do you really? Do you need a rose gold terrarium for your life to be complete? Do you need a gloss plastic sculpture of a bulldog to make you happy? Do you need a picture wall full of vintage images that actually don't mean anything to you? It's time to ask ourselves, are we being sold the myth of style?
Do pick some choice accessories that have a sentimental meaning
Rather than filling your home with meaningless junk that you don't actually like it's a much better idea to display a few choice objects. These pieces should be rich in sentimental meaning. They should hold a memory or emotion for you. A family or wedding portrait will personalize a home. Choose something in black and white for a stylish but not too trendy edge.
Photographs or drawings of places that you have visited make great room decorations that actually have relevance to your life. Wouldn't it be so much better to answer with something more interesting than 'just because it looked nice,' the next time some asks you about it?


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SoftWriters' FrameworkLTC® pharmacy management software offers pharmacies incredible efficiencies processing scripts and then goes well beyond the basics in order to fully support our customers' complex pharmacy operations and profitability goals. FrameworkLTC is a feature-rich system designed for one- to multi-pharmacy operations supporting a variety of long term care and institutional facilities, group home, 340B and home healthcare providers. FrameworkLTC is a sophisticated, robust system with industry-leading billing and reporting capabilities. While training is done when a new customer converts to FrameworkLTC, there is always a chance to learn more about the system and we encourage our customers in continuing their education to stay on top of their game.
New Customer Training
New customers will discuss and build their training program with the SoftWriters team prior to the implementation process for FrameworkLTC pharmacy software. During the kick-off call, your sales rep will introduce you to the implementation team, who will discuss the project plan and walk you through expectations during the conversion process. Next, we like to spend time with the decision makers in your pharmacy, providing an overview of the system and work with them to determine the best way to configure and utilize the software so it maximizes efficiencies within your desired workflow. End-user training will come once your database is built and you are ready to go-live, and those trainings can be focused on specific end-user functional areas.
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Now that your pharmacy has been utilizing FrameworkLTC, we are happy to work with you to develop new or refresher training programs that meet your needs at any point. Boost pharmacy capabilities and productivity with software training for those new employees. Consider developing your FrameworkLTC capabilities by utilizing new tools and functionality that may enhance your pharmacy workflow, as well as understanding the changes offered with newer releases. We encourage you to consider training if your pharmacy is considering an expansion of any sort, has brought on new staff, wants to implement process changes, or is receiving customer requests that you're unsure how to solve. Whenever you are ready to deepen your knowledge of FrameworkLTC functionality, you have several training options available to you:
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At SoftWriters' new Training Center, you won't just listen to lectures and take notes, you'll sit at a real workstation, and access data in our mock pharmacy. You'll use printers and scanners, just as you would in a pharmacy, and learn both must-know and advanced options for either FrameworkLTC®, our flagship product, or Sage Accpac ERP®. The biggest benefit of training at SoftWriters is that your staff will be able to give their undivided attention and walk away with a great deal of knowledge.
SoftWriters Training Center is run by seasoned professionals, and provides state-of-the-art amenities, including:
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SoftWriters Training Center is located near McCandless, PA, just 40 miles from the Pittsburgh International Airport, and a short drive from affordable lodging, diverse restaurants and downtown Pittsburgh.
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Role of Institutional Credit on Agricultural Production: A Time Series Analysis of Pakistan
In our predominant and cash-strapped agrarian sector, adequate credit provision is a definite buttress to implant technological advancements, achieve technical efficiency and hire efficient inputs to uplift agriculture output/income collectively and eradicate poverty eventually. In the midst of beleaguered informal credit sector and recent spurt in banking services in last decade diverted the attention to envisage the formal sector's optimum potential. In this backdrop, this study is going to explore the role of institutional credit in agricultural production using the time series data for the period of 1972 to 2008. Cobb-Douglas production function is estimated using OLS and all the variables are transformed to per cultivated hectare. Results show that agricultural credit, availability of water, cropping intensity and agricultural labor force are positively significantly related to agricultural production.
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- Habib A. Zuberi, 1989. "Production Function, Institutional Credit and Agricultural Development in Pakistan," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 28(1), pages 43-56.
- Sarfraz Khan Qureshi & Akhtiar H. Shah, 1992. "A Critical Review of Rural Credit Policy in Pakistan," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 31(4), pages 781-801.
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- Duca, John V. & Rosenthal, Stuart S., 1993. "Borrowing constraints, household debt, and racial discrimination in loan markets," Working Papers 9312, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
- Carter, Michael R., 1989. "The impact of credit on peasant productivity and differentiation in Nicaragua," Journal of Development Economics, Elsevier, vol. 31(1), pages 13-36, July.
- Muhammad Iqbal & Munir Ahmad & Kalbe Abbas, 2003. "The Impact of Institutional Credit on Agricultural Production in Pakistan," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 42(4), pages 469-485.
- Iqbal, Muhammad & Ahmad, Munir & Abbas, Kalbe, 2003. "The Impact of Institutional Credit on Agricultural Production in Pakistan," MPRA Paper 3673, University Library of Munich, Germany, revised 2003.
- Catherine Guirkinger & Stephen R. Boucher, 2008. "Credit constraints and productivity in Peruvian agriculture," Agricultural Economics, International Association of Agricultural Economists, vol. 39(3), pages 295-308, November.
- Guirkinger, Catherine & Boucher, Stephen R., 2007. "Credit Constraints and Productivity in Peruvian Agriculture," Working Papers 6882, University of California, Davis, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
- Stiglitz, Joseph E & Weiss, Andrew, 1981. "Credit Rationing in Markets with Imperfect Information," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 71(3), pages 393-410, June. Full references (including those not matched with items on IDEAS)
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Things are moving along quite nicely on the Unfettered front.
Most of the authors have turned in their contributions and only a small handful asked for additional time to give me something great. I am more than happy to give them that time. I want this project to be something that withstands the ages, an anthology that fans love to read and re-read.
Todd Lockwood has turned in his short story as well. It's a great piece, one that will introduce fantasy fans to his writing style. He is writing a fantasy novel for DAW Books and his short story is set within that tale's setting. I think you will love it.
But that's not all he's done. Todd has also managed to finish the artwork for the Unfettered cover! I think it is absolutely gorgeous. Moody. Atmospheric. It captures the intent of the project—not only from the authors being free to do what they like but for me to be free of cancer as well as medical debt!
Here is the cover:
As you can see, it's a dynamic piece with a lot going on! I was surprised to see that Todd had taken elements from only my story contribution and set them in the top 1/3 part of the painting. The knight. The vampire. Death. The Vatican. It's scary cool seeing my own work brought to life in a different medium by such a talent as Todd Lockwood.
Here is what Todd had to say about painting the cover and how it came to be:
The cover for the Unfettered anthology began months in advance, when Shawn and I first talked about his plans for the book. At the time, we didn't know what any of the stories would be about, so Shawn suggested an upraised fist with a broken manacle. That seemed a little obvious and simplistic to me. We batted the idea around some more, and agreed that Shawn, himself, might be appropriate, since the anthology–theme, title, and content–was inspired by his (second) victory over cancer.
That's where the idea lay until June of 2012, when it finally came time to do the painting. Since it was largely fantasy based, we agreed that Shawn ought to be in a cloak, and the notion of broken chains seemed more than appropriate. But then what? That alone might have made a good cover, but with so many authors contributing, I felt like the cover should say more. I'm on record as disliking montages as a general rule, but they have their place; the book itself was a montage, so it would work well here, provided I had enough imagery to work with.
Shawn sent me a list of stream-of-consciousness visuals derived from the stories he'd read so far, and asked his authors to send more. While there was some good symbolism, not all of it worked compositionally, and there was a fair bit of redundancy (at least three dragons, for example, including my own), so I realized that I would have to interpret loosely the ones that worked, and fill in the gaps between with other things that had the right emotional content.
And so, there is Shawn, tattered from his fight, but unbeaten, swinging his shattered chains. The knight and the Vatican derive from Shawn's story, as does the spectral face above it. The owl, the faerie, the rose blooms, and thorny vines were also inspired by stories, and are the most literal elements. The crows and the splash of blood are things with emotional heft that filled out the movement of the piece. The ghostly, anguished face just above Shawn's fist is thematic, and could apply to many of the tales within–it's certainly background to a personal battle of any sort. Finally the teeth of a dead thing beneath the leaves began as a quest to fulfill one of the author's suggested image ideas without giving away the points of a plot I hadn't read… and finished as a glimpse beyond the veil to the things that frighten us most; the unknown, a foreshadowing of horror… or death.
It may seem overly dark for a project that is ultimately uplifting and hopeful, but it serves the stories, and ultimately that too is symbolic: it is always, as they say, darkest before the dawn. Let light be drawn out of the darkness then. Turn back the cover and read the book…
When Todd returns from the San Diego Comic Con, we will put the final touches on the actual cover of the book. That is when I will start taking orders! Yes, the day is almost here. I'll give you all something great with the help of my friends and you guys will help rid me of medical debt with your purchasing power. Based upon the short stories I've read, it's an even trade!
In the meantime, you might want to order The Dark Thorn, which is about to be sent to the printer! Those who order a S&N edition of The Dark Thorn have the right to purchase the same exact S&N edition number of Unfettered! Given the talent in the anthology, those 500 S&Ns are going to go quick!
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Ahh to be rich and famous. If not for the fancy houses, flash cars and never-ending wardrobe options, then at least for the disposable income that can be spent and invested on things like art.
Yes, art. Because what is a fancy home if not for walls covered in characteristic paintings and prints? Apparently this is something Macklemore wholeheartedly agrees with us on, according to a new Rolling Stone profile on the rapper.
To cut to the chase, Rolling Stone reporter, Jonah Weiner, spent some time with Ben Haggerty (AKA Macklemore) recently and one of the stand-out things he noticed was that he has some weird AF art strewn all over his Seattle studio.
Among paintings of bald eagles and Drake, there sits the holy grail of all artworks; a canvas painting of Justin Bieber with maple syrup running down his chest (sounds promising), drizzling down onto a pancake which is balanced atop his boner (we just went from promising to confusing, sorry guys).
TBH we're not even sure if it's a pancake balancing on his boner or he just has a penis made out of a pancake (oh, look at that, we're back to promising!) Either way, we're perplexed and kind of jealous all at once.
Apparently this is what happens when you spend "lots of time buying weird stuff on Etsy."
We hear that.
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This second edition of this popular resource provides comprehensive information on health maintenance and promotion in the care of women in a primary care setting.
Revised and updated content to reflect the latest research and trends including the latest on hormone replacement therapy, the current Bethesda Guidelines for reporting and managing cervical cytology, and new information and guidelines on sexually transmitted diseases. A new chapter is also included on complementary therapies in women's health. Additional topics covered include adolescent women's health, women & sexuality, infertility, breast health, common gynecologic disorders, health during pregnancy and psychosocial health problems.
Primary care physicians, family practice physicians, physician assistants, residents, nurse practitioners.
This is the second edition of a book whose audience is women's health care providers who assume responsibility for complete primary care, not just obstetric and gynecology services. This book is intended to be used as a handbook for primary care providers for women. It is also intended as a source for teaching advice for clients. This is useful for women's health care providers who studied primarily obstetrics and gynecology in their basic education program and are now faced with having to manage other kinds of primary care problems and issues. The intended audience is providers already in practice, presumably nurses in advanced roles. The chapter contributors are nurse-practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, and nursing educators. I think this book could also be used for students learning advanced practice roles. There are very few illustrations and photographs, and all are in black and white. Most chapters have no illustrations. The references are up-to-date and pertinent, although some well-known nursing research has not been used, such as Sandelowski's work on infertility and Beck's work on postpartum depression. The organization of the clinical problem chapters is very helpful and makes information easy to locate. I wish this were two separate volumes -- one about obstetrics and gynecology and one about other aspects of primary care. Students and practitioners could then buy only the book that would be most useful to them. For example, nurse-midwives would probably find the primary care section very useful, but are far more likely to use midwifery references like Varney and Lichtman for midwifery and gynecology content. Conversely, family nurse practitioners wouldprobably find the obstetrics/gynecology section useful but may find the general section redundant. For all readers the chapters about physical disability and health care for lesbian women are excellent.


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Original paper
Factors affecting the floristic relationships among Mexican pinyon woodlands
Luna-Cavazos, Mario; Romero-Manzanares, Angélica; García-Moya, Edmundo
Phytocoenologia Band 40 Heft 4 (2010), p. 255 - 266
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We analyzed, by indirect and direct gradient analysis, the floristic relationships among different Mexican pinyon woodland communities dominated by Pinus cembroides, P. johannis, P. remota, P. maximartinezii, P. monophylla, P. quadrifolia, P. nelsonii, P. culminicola, and P. lagunae, belonging to distinct biogeographic provinces. We elaborated a presence-absence data matrix of 1153 taxa and 32 woodlands, and analyzed the pinyon woodland relationships in relation to various environmental factors by using Detrended Correspondence Analysis (DCA) and Canonical Correspondence Analysis (CCA). The floristic differences among pinyon communities were tested by using Multiresponse Permutation Procedure (MRPP) analysis. Our results showed that the first DCA axis distinguished Operational Geographic Units (OGUs) based on a longitudinal and latitudinal patterns, while the second axis is related to mean annual temperature. Based on floristic relationships, three main groups were detected by DCA: a) pinyons from the California province; b) pinyons from Sierra Madre Oriental and Altiplano Norte and c) pinyons from Sierra Madre Occidental and Altiplano Sur. P. lagunae, from Del Cabo province, is more similar to this last group. Axis one of CCA correlated with longitude and latitude, axis two with elevation, mean annual precipitation, and aridity index. Overall, our data indicate that P. quadrifolia and P. monophylla communities are the pinyon woodlands floristically least similar to the other pinyon woodlands.
operational geographic unit (OGU) • ordination • pine • Pinus • plant community types • plant-soil relations


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Editors' Choice: Our Favorite Hotels in New York City
These are the tried-and-true hotels we keep coming back to in New York City, from Traveler's 2017 Gold List.
Baccarat Hotel & Residences - New York, Midtown
"It's a great combo of traditional European craftsmanship and New York glamour. It also has the only La Mer spa in the country and a champagne button on the room phone." Matt Hranek
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Crosby Street Hotel, SoHo
"Kit Kemp's punchy interiors, secret garden, and comfy lounge have turned this little downtown gem into a cult favorite among the fashion set." Erin Florio
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Four Seasons Hotel New York, Midtown
"I.M. Pei's 1993 design (all clean lines and cool French limestone) has never felt dated. A $120 million renovation in 2016 wisely didn't mess with that—and the Manhattan skyline and Central Park views are still insane." Peter Jon Lindberg
Four Seasons Hotel New York, Midtown (cont'd)
The Greenwich Hotel, TriBeCa
"It's like a club without the membership fee—so many discreet sanctuaries. There's the Drawing Room with the jewel-box bar, the topiaried garden, the 250-year-old Japanese farmhouse enclosing the pool—and, if you can swing it, a penthouse designed like a private Zen monastery." Alex Postman
The Greenwich Hotel, TriBeCa (cont'd)
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, Upper East Side
"If you're in town on vacation, you're likely to end up at Bemelman's Bar anyway. That alone is a reason to stay. That and the monogrammed pillowcases." Lauren DeCarlo
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, Upper East Side (cont'd)
The Lowell, Upper East Side
"The most charming and intimate hotel in the neighborhood. Many of the rooms have fireplaces and terraces, and the bathrooms are big and bright." Yolanda Edwards
The Lowell, Upper East Side (cont'd)
The Sherry-Netherland, Upper East Side
"It's made up of privately owned apartments, so you feel like you're actually living there. Room service is from Harry Cipriani, which has its own elevator and a private door into the hotel." Yolanda Edwards


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Dois ebooks em destaque no Faixa Bônus deste sábado: BEWITCHED e a continuação SPELLBOUND, de Daisy Prescott!
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Madison Bradbury isn't interested in spells or magic, or anything hocus-pocus related despite descending from the original Salem witches. Her life as a Hawthorne College junior is boring. Perfectly so. That is until Andrew Wildes appears in her class—like a quiet, brooding hero from one of her favorite romances.
When a local witch convinces Madison to use a love spell on her crush, what happens next is more than magical.
A crush. A love spell. What can go wrong?
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If you don't carve a pumpkin, it will appear ripe and perfect for months while it slowly rots from the inside out before imploding. The act of transforming a simple, ordinary gourd into something magical accelerates its downfall.
The same could be said for my life.
For twenty-one years I've lived quietly in the shadows, avoiding attention, and escaping notice.
I hide in plain sight. With glasses and average brown eyes below the same dark hair sported by the majority of humans on the planet, there's nothing extraordinary about me.
Except nothing about me is ordinary. Not with the last name Wildes in Salem, Massachusetts.
My mother believed she could escape my fate by marrying a normal man. My father thought he could change me by removing me from Salem and my mother's history.
Both of them are wrong.
My fate has been sealed since the first time I laid eyes on Madison Bradbury. She thinks she's average, but she's extraordinary to me.
A new love. A curse. Everything can go wrong.
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The new Talad Neon Night Market in Bangkok recently opened in December 2016 and is currently the talk of town. However, this new Bangkok attraction adds on to the number of shopping and entertainment places in the city and is not a permanent attraction. The Talad Neon Night Market currently opens from Thursday till Sundays and from 4.00 PM till midnight only.
The good thing is that the night market in Bangkok is located in the main Pratunam district and caters to the hipster and younger generation travelers. No, this is not your Chatuchak Market or Asiatique Riverfront Market where you can find a wide range of items for sale.
Talad Neon Night Market offers more lifestyle stalls, booths and containers that sell drinks, snacks, food, trinkets, home ware and trendy fashion. You can find a lot of trending items here and for food, you will encounter the best of Bangkok in terms of street food, fusion and good old Thai food. Think of Art Box Singapore, it is generally the same kind of concept.
|Scene at Talad Neon Night Market. (Photo by Richard Barrow/Twitter)
Talad Neon Night Market Bangkok
In total, there are plans to have over 1000 stalls here when it is fully operational and due to social media and wide media coverage, Talad Neon is gaining popularity fast, especially to the Southeast Asian youth. One of the reasons is the location, where many travelers prefer to stay around the Pratunam area of Bangkok and getting to the night market is just 10 minutes walk from Platinum Fashion Mall in Pratunam.
Apparently, Talad Neon is also part of the Platinum Fashion Mall group hence there is a special tuk tuk shuttle service from the mall to the market and back from 7-9 PM. But you need to check if the service is still running. The name Talad Neon also means Downtown Night, hence the name. The place is well organized and clean, which is fantastic for tourist.
|Live entertainment at the night market (Photo from Talad Neon Facebook)
What Can You Find At Talad Neon Night Market
At one glance, it looks like a massive flea market but catering to the hipster lifestyle fashion which includes retro fashion, fusion food and drinks, chill out areas, quick massages and some obscure decorative items. Beer is easily available apart from some festival style foods. The night market is also open from 4.00 PM till around midnight, offering another avenue to continue shopping with a little leisure time.
Live music performances are also lined up at selected areas where visitors can just lay back with a cold beer, fusioned juice or the good old iced Thai tea. Bright neon lights literally cover the area making this a festival and lifestyle area. No, this is not the Asian Coachella.
|Some of the local drinks and desserts (Photo by Talad Neon Facebook)
Photos of Talad Neon Downtown Night Market
There are many photos of this place which are circulating on social media. Go here to see more photos of Talad Neon Night Market.
Talad Neon Market
Opening Hours: Thursday to Sunday, 17:00 - 24:00
Location: Petchaburi Road, Pratunam
BTS: Ratchthewi or Chit Lom (10 minute walk from the station)
Tel: +66 (0) 2 121 8000
Website: https://www.facebook.com/taladneon/
Use: Waze or Google Maps to get here by foot
|Map to Talad Neon Night Market
Bangkok has been one of the favourite destinations for many travelers and over the years, there have been many new attractions coming up here. If you are headed up north, do pay a visit to the Chiang Mai Night Market as that is also one of the must-visit and recommended places. The next time you visit Bangkok, do explore this place in the evenings after your shopping or sightseeing. Who knows what you will discover at the Talad Neon Night Market in Bangkok.


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Richard takes part in the Pamplona Bull Run and drives the Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster. Jeremy drives the Ford F150 Lightning pick-up truck which, inexplicably, is the world's best-selling car and describes it as the worst car he has ever driven.
James put his degree in music to fine use by trying to re-create the Top Gear theme tune using car engines.
Richard tries a bit of drifting in the Monaro with the D1 drifting team.


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There's nothing inherently complicated about cooking for a large number of people, but it does require a little more time and planning than your average meal. A small investment in scratch pads and research can make the process much easier, and it also helps to have a few friends with large pots.
Consider Your "Production Facility"
Professional chefs have a clear understanding of what can be prepared in their kitchen in any given time frame. When planning a meal for large numbers, consider your own kitchen in the same way. For example, if you're using your oven to cook part of the meal, it won't be available for keeping things warm. Likewise, if your oven can hold only two baking pans, you can't count on warming six pans at a time, unless you're on good terms with the neighbors. Your local rental companies probably have restaurant-sized pots and warming dishes available, and these can be a great convenience.
Consider the Occasion
When planning a large meal, stay focused on the nature of your occasion and guests. You won't want to serve beans and wieners at a wedding reception, and Beef Wellington is not the best choice for a kids' party. Decide whether your guests will be standing and circulating or sitting down to a formal meal, and select dishes accordingly. This will also play a part in deciding whether to make several smaller dishes or a few larger ones. Also, remember to ask your guests about any food allergies or dietary restrictions. You may need to make alternate arrangements for some guests.
Selecting Dishes
The single most important piece of advice to remember, when planning a large meal, is that it's not the time to try new things. Choose dishes that are familiar and comfortable to you, things you cook with confidence in smaller quantities. That way you can focus on organizing your day and not have to worry about the cooking itself. Your local library should have several cookbooks with large-quantity recipes, and several websites, such as "Ellen's Kitchen," can also provide guidance or specific volume recipes.
Portion Size
Knowing how much of everything to purchase is also important. Make slightly more than you think you'll need. For example, if you're expecting 50, cook for 55 just to have some margin for error. Restaurants usually allow 1 cup of soup per portion, for example. Pasta dishes can be calculated at five portions per pound, and 1 cup of sauce per portion. With a roast, it's more complicated. Allow 6 to 8 oz. per person, but remember your roast will shrink by as much as 30 percent as it cooks. If your roast includes bones, the usable portion can shrink by 40 percent.
Cheat When You Can
Whenever possible, choose dishes that can be prepared ahead of time. Failing that, look for meal ideas that allow for ingredients to be prepared in advance and then assembled on the day. Leave as little as possible to be done on the day, and you'll be a long way ahead. Provide healthy finger foods, like vegetables and dip, in case things go more slowly than you'd anticipated. If you're on good terms with a local restaurant, they might be willing to heat the food for you at a reasonable price, eliminating another source of potential problems.


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LOS ANGELES — The retired racecar driver Dan Gurney perhaps best summarized the life of Carroll Shelby at the Petersen Automotive Museum on Wednesday: "He was a man of contradictions, kind on one hand and very cunning on another. Charming and mean, romantic and rough. A friend to many, and a foe to some. He loved cars, women and business."
Racer, raconteur, chicken farmer, chili entrepreneur, heart- and kidney-transplant survivor, foundation head and overall rascal, Mr. Shelby in all his guises was celebrated Wednesday by a crowd in a tented event space on the upper levels of the Petersen. The event drew roughly 1,200 family members, close friends, casual acquaintances and fans of the cars Mr. Shelby produced, organizers said.
The tribute began with a full minute of Shelby engines revving at 6:55 p.m, a practice repeated around the world at the same time.
Army Sgt. First Class Rickey Cole of Irvine, Calif., brought his 2008 Ford Shelby GT500 to the event. Sergeant Cole took delivery on the car in Germany, where he was stationed. Hours away from military retirement, Sergeant Cole was in attendance Wednesday to pay tribute to one of his idols "and a legendary American." Sergeant Cole displayed a framed photo in his windshield in which he, his car and Mr. Shelby appeared. He said Mr. Shelby had gone out of his way to be welcoming during a stop at his Las Vegas headquarters, even giving Sergeant Cole and his friend bottles of Shelby-branded wine at their meeting.
Dan Knisley of Camarillo, Calif., brought his 1969 Shelby GT500 to the event. Mr. Knisley is the original owner of his unrestored car, which he bought after totaling his 1963 289 Cobra. The Shelby's odometer reads 132,000 miles, a testament to the cross-country trips Mr. Knisley has taken in the car. A member of the Cobra Owners Club, he had answered the Petersen's call to bring Shelby cars to the event.
Present at the ensuing program of speeches were the former Ford and Chrysler executive Lee Iacocca as well as the racecar drivers Bob Bondurant, Parnelli Jones, Phil Remington and Don Prudhomme.
Jay Leno, serving as the event's emcee, introduced Edsel Ford II, who said the relationship between his family and Mr. Shelby began 60 years ago — 10 years before Mr. Shelby would build his Cobra with a Ford V-8 engine in it — when Mr. Shelby raced a Ford-powered hot rod in 1952.
Little was off-limits, as the majority of speakers related tales of racing mishaps and Mr. Shelby's reputation to sue first, ask questions later.
Perhaps the evening's most poignant moment came from Leah Smith, a heart-transplant survivor and friend of Mr. Shelby. Ms. Smith said that it was only through Shelby's foundation, which provides financial support to families of children who require heart transplants, that she was alive. Ms. Smith received her transplant when she was 11 days old.
Meanwhile, 3,000 miles from Wilshire Boulevard, more than 400 Shelby cars are expected in Carlisle, Penn., in conjunction with the Carlisle Ford Nationals, which is billed as the world's largest gathering of Ford vehicles.
Tributes to Mr. Shelby will continue throughout the year. Another large gathering is planned during the collector car festivities surrounding the Pebble Beach Concours d'Élégance, held on the Monterey Peninsula in California.


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Can I use master control panel with a non offical usb dongle board ?
I have an after market breakout board for nrf51822 with a usb-to-serial chip (cp2102) that I bought from Amazon. It should act as an NRF51 USB dongle (pca10031-like) but with half the price.
I managed to flash the MEFW on it successfully using nrfgo studio and the official nrf51dk debug out feature, but I wasn't able to use MCP with it. It keeps saying: No response from master emulator
I've tried different versions of MEFW with different baud rates. but nothing worked
Note: that breakout board doen't have segger J-Link debugger chip, will that be a problem in it being detected and used by MCP. from my understanding it should not be a problem.


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Holy Deliciousness…
These pancakes might be my new favorite breakfast. And they have 14 g of protein per pancake!
This batter made 3 large pancakes! One was very filling!
1 1/2 cups of Bisquick(use the heart healthy one if you have it)
2/3 cup of Greek yogurt (Vanilla or plain will work)
3 egg whites
1/4 cup skim milk
2 large bananas
Chocolate chips optional
Mix the Bisquick, yogurt, and egg whites together. Slowly stir in the milk, to thin out the batter. (Use your judgement, if you need a little more milk, add a little more, it's not going to hurt anything)
Cut up the bananas into 1/2 inch thick slices.
Pour the batter onto a lightly greased skillet on medium heat, then lay the banana slices into the batter on the skillet. (add a few chocolate chips now also, if desired)
When the bottom is done, lightly spritz the top of the pancake with cooking spray if you can. (It will help with lifting it when its done) Flip the pancake carefully and turn the heat down to low/ medium low and let it sit. Mine sat for 10 minutes on low. Lift the side of the pancake and check on the caramelization of the bananas every few minutes. When the bananas have browned a little, serve it up! No syrup needed!
If you are going to make a large batch of these, I would use 2 skillets, one to cook the bottom and one to let the bananas take the time they need to caramelize.
They do take a little longer than regular pancakes but, it's so so worth it!
I enjoyed these with frozen blueberries and some delicious strawberries.


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LOS ANGELES, May 26 (Xinhua) -- NASA's space telescope Spitzer have observed olivine falling down like rain on a burgeoning star, it was announced on Thursday.
This is the first time such crystals have been observed in the dusty clouds of gas that collapse around forming stars, according to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
Spitzer's infrared detectors spotted the crystal rain around a distant, sun-like embryonic star, or protostar, referred to as HOPS-68, in the constellation Orion, said JPL in Pasadena, Los Angeles.
In the form of forsterite, the crystals belong to the olivine family of silicate minerals and can be found everywhere from a periodot gemstone to the green sand beaches of Hawaii to remote galaxies, JPL said.
NASA's Stardust and Deep Impact missions both detected the crystals in their close-up studies of comets.
Astronomers are still debating how the crystals got there, but the most likely culprits are jets of gas blasting away from the embryonic star.
"You need temperatures as hot as lava to make these crystals," said Tom Megeath of the University of Toledo in Ohio, the principal investigator of the research and the second author of a new study appearing in Astrophysical Journal Letters. "We propose that the crystals were cooked up near the surface of the forming star, then carried up into the surrounding cloud where temperatures are much colder, and ultimately fell down again like glitter."
"If you could somehow transport yourself inside this protostar' s collapsing gas cloud, it would be very dark," said Charles Poteet, lead author of the new study, also from the University of Toledo. "But the tiny crystals might catch whatever light is present, resulting in a green sparkle against a black, dusty backdrop."
Forsterite crystals were spotted before in the swirling, planet- forming disks that surround young stars.
The discovery of the crystals in the outer collapsing cloud of a proto-star is surprising because of the cloud's colder temperatures, about minus 280 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 170 degrees Celsius), said JPL.
This led the team of astronomers to speculate the jets may in fact be transporting the cooked-up crystals to the chilly outer cloud.
The findings might also explain why comets, which form in the frigid outskirts of the solar system, contain the same type of crystals, said JPL.
Comets are born in regions where water is frozen, much colder than the searing temperatures needed to form the crystals, approximately 1,300 degrees Fahrenheit (700 degrees Celsius). The leading theory on how comets acquired the crystals is that materials in young solar system mingled together in a planet- forming disk. In this scenario, materials that formed near the sun, such as the crystals, eventually migrated out to the outer, cooler regions of the solar system.
Poteet and his colleagues say this scenario could still be true but speculate that jets might have lifted crystals into the collapsing cloud of gas surrounding our early sun before raining onto the outer regions of the forming solar system.
Eventually, the crystals would have been frozen into comets, the scientists say.
Friday, 27 May 2011
Space telescope Spitzer observes crystal "rain" in outer clouds of infant star
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Sunday, October 16, 11am – Discussion
The Nation Magazine Discussion Group discusses
Reimagining Capitalism
The Nation asked a playful question and got back serious answers. Imagine you have the ability to reinvent American capitalism: Where would you start? What would you change to make it less destructive and domineering, more focused on what people really need for fulfilling lives?


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The lawyer who argued before the Supreme Court in favor of upholding California's ban on gay marriage learned while he was handling the case that one of his children is gay and now is helping her plan her wedding with another woman.
Attorney Charles Cooper says his view of same-sex marriage is evolving after having argued in court that gay unions could undermine marriages between a man and a woman.
I'm glad Cooper is publicly talking about this. His story may give other people an opportunity to evolve on the issue. And I'm especially glad that Cooper's daughter was brave enough to come out to her dad. But Jesus Christ, I wish people would learn to develop a little bit of fucking empathy before the issue directly affects their lives.


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Inside Mormon Music: Justin Osmond finds a way despite hearing loss
So. Cal Reader Escondido, CAJan. 21, 2011 3:10 p.m.
Wow. Great article and a VERY impressive person. I'm a huge fan of the Osmond family. So good to read how such strong characteristics have been passed onto the next generation. We need more articles like this! Keep up the great work, Justin. You're an inspiration to even more people now!!
MoJules Florissant, MOJan. 21, 2011 2:13 p.m.
Boy, he really looks like Donny, with that being said. What a blessing the Osmond family has turned their children who had hearing loss into. We would not have every had the Osmond brothers and Donny and Marie and now the next generation. And Justin is using this blessing to bless others. I do not call it a disability, because the Lord blesses us to not have something so something stronger can be developed. Good luck to you Justin in all that you are doing.
Brother Dave Livermore, CAJan. 21, 2011 12:18 p.m.
Good Luck to Justin. It takes a lot of courage and determination and persistance to accomplish what he has done.
God Bless!!
higv Dietrich, IDJan. 21, 2011 7:15 a.m.
There must be some heredetary hearing loss in that family. Two of Justins uncles are deaf as well.


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Interview with local author Christian Martin
I've got a special treat for you all today — an interview with cyberpunk author Christian Martin — the creative genius behind the Static Breaker series. Static Breaker is described as "a series of episodic short stories set in a near-future China. It is updated every other week." Enjoy!
Why did you choose cyberpunk as the genre for your web series?
Popular technology and its effect on society have always fascinated me. I've seen drastic changes in technology and how people use it just in my lifetime, so I can't help but speculate on what the future might bring. I also feel a connection to roguish characters, people on the edge of society who often have more style than sense.
What are your thoughts on writing a web series?
I've always loved episodic storytelling, so it fits me well. It's a great form that seems largely unutilized. I wish it was explored more by professional authors.
Where do you see cyberpunk going in the near future?
We've got supercomputers that fit in our pockets, drones flying overhead, and frickin' virtual reality headsets in our living rooms. It occurred to me that I could write a legit cyberpunk story without making up a single piece of fictional technology. But if we've come this far, where does the genre go? I've thought about that a lot.
Regarding technology, Augmented Reality is fascinating. I think AR glasses are going to revolutionize the way we interact with technology – and they're not far off – so cyberpunk writers can't ignore them. There's also wireless charging, flexible screens, self-driving cars, and a million other amazing things on the horizon.
Regarding the themes and settings of the genre, I think we're moving away from the dark, hopeless dystopias of classic cyberpunk. Now that we live with all this technology, we're not so afraid of it. The negative aspects of how technology can be misused are much more subtle than we once expected. I actually believe that advanced technology pushes different parts of civilization further toward dystopia and utopia simultaneously. We've got better access to knowledge and a much broader ability to communicate with one another – but also must deal with things like Big Data, state-sponsored hacking, and mass surveillance. I think new cyberpunk must deal with this duality.
Is cyberpunk your favourite genre and if not, what is? Why is that your favourite genre?
Cyberpunk is actually a close second behind space opera for me. Space opera is so cool because it lets me extrapolate tech and society crazy far, to the nth degree. It also allows me to experiment with concepts from theoretical physics – a field of science I've always been obsessed with.
Do you read much and if so who are your favourite authors?
I go through books slowly, but I'm always reading something. My top two favorite authors are Eric Nylund and Alastair Reynolds.
For your own reading, do you prefer eBooks or traditional paper/hard back books?
Real paper books all the way. I own a Kindle but haven't used it in over a year.
What book/s are you reading at present?
Whew, there's a few of them. I usually read 3 to 4 at a time. I've actually been reading more non-fiction stuff lately. I'm nearly done with Tony Robins' Money: Mastering the Game and still working through Mastery by Robert Greene. The novel I'm reading at the moment is Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers. I'm also a few stories deep into an anthology called The Mammoth Book of Steampunk Adventures edited by Sean Wallace.
Do you proofread/edit all your own books or do you get someone to do that for you?
As far as Static Breaker goes, I just edit each episode myself. The idea behind the series is to have fairly straight-forward chunks that I can shoot out quickly. Now, whether it actually works that way is another issue.
For short stories, I give copies to my friends and my writing group for feedback. I plan on doing the same with the novel I'm writing.
What is your favourite positive saying?
"Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working." – Pablo Picasso
What is your favourite book and why?
Oh man, I'm so excited to answer this question. My favorite book is A Game of Universe by Eric Nylund. It's a book from the 90s that I bet few people have ever heard of. Nylund mixes fantasy and science fiction in a wonderfully colorful way.
What's your favourite cyberpunk book and why?
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. I like it because it's not your classic dark cyberpunk. Don't get me wrong, there's definitely some messed up stuff in it, but it has a much brighter tone and is more realistic in relation to modern technology.
What's your favourite film and why?
The Fifth Element! No matter how many times I've seen it, that movie still brings a smile to my face. The writing is great. The costumes are great. The art direction is great. The music is great. The performances are great. Everything mixes together perfectly to create a really vivid universe.
What is your favourite cyberpunk film and why?
Hackers! Ha, just kidding. Let me throw you a curveball with this one – Digimon: The Movie. Yes, that is my real answer. The first half of the movie is one of my most favorite things ever. Some goofy teenagers frantically meet at each other's houses in order to fight against a digital monster that's infecting the internet.
[WARNING: Spoilers Ahead]
The heroes end up defeating the monster by recruiting the kids of the world to basically DDoS it into submission. They send so many messages to the thing at once that it ends up freezing long enough to get blasted into oblivion. Amazing, right?
Where can you see yourself in 5 years' time?
I'd like to have a few traditionally published books out at that point. And some comics. Maybe a film or two produced from screenplays I wrote. Am I being overly ambitious? GOOD.
Overly Ambitious is my middle name.
I have very odd parents.
What are you working on at the moment?
Finishing Static Breaker Book 1. I've worked on the series intermittently over several years, and it's about time I give it the full attention it deserves. I'm posting one episode every two weeks now – no matter what – until it's done.
If you'd like to read it – and you should – check out www.staticbreaker.com.
A new voice in the field of steampunk and gaslamp fantasy fiction, New Orleans-based fantasy and science fiction author Brandon Black has a Bachelor's in Military and Political Journalism and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. His most recent story, "The Night Mississippi Declared War on the Moon," was published in Dark Oak Press' Capes and Clockwork II, edited by Alan Lewis. His short fiction has appeared in Dark Oak Press' Dreams of Steam III and Seventh Star Press' A Chimerical World: Tales of the Seelie Court. Brandon lives with his guardian and protector, Battle-cat Princess Kaleidoscope, in his home town of New Orleans, Louisiana. Find out more about Brandon's work at http://www.brandonblackonline.com.
All text copyright Brandon Black 2016.


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|2013-12-08, 09:31
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Honestly, I don't see how Kaiki's plan can work without a deus ex machina of Nadeko just not caring anymore. He didn't take Shinobu into account at all, and even if he included her in the car crash, he isn't taking into account that she and Araragi are nearly immortal. Nadeko knows this, so the only way his current plan will work is if she stops caring and just accepts whatever he says without thinking at all.
That said... WHAT'S IN THE BOX (closet)!?
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|2013-12-08, 09:42
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*sees the OP*
The OP was great and hilarious at the same time, with a decent mix of 90s OP style + random art shifts + Kaiki x Hitagi ship-tease.
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On a lighter note:
We should've totally been able to look down her dress. DAMN YOU CENSORSHIP!!!
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|2013-12-08, 10:41
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You might think it seems extreme, but think about it; 99% of the Oddities in the world are harmful to people one way or another, so much so that there are specialists who run around killing them all no questions asked. The whole "oddities are all harmless" attitude is hardly the norm... Especially since Arargi was nearly killed by nearly all of the ones he met at one point or another.
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The OP was awesome. Kaiki was awesome. Yotsugi was awesome. Nadeko was awesome. Everything was awesome.
Gotta love Kaiki. As expected, he took the money from Gaen even though he had no intention to abandon the job. . What Yotsugi said about Gaen planning to turn Shinobu into a god was very interesting. Why does this town need a god? Is Gaen trying to fight off Ougi (she's the only other danger I can think of at the moment) or is there a completely different reason like the town attracting oddities?
Kaiki's interaction with Hitagi was great once again. They make a good duo and get along pretty well all things considered. I was surprised to see Hitagi cry, she acts so tough and cold that sometimes I forget she's just a normal girl. There was no way Kaiki would pull out after seeing this.
Kaiki's plan to deceive Nadeko is even more simple than I thought it would be. Nadeko is very gullible and innocent but I don't think she's quite as dumb as he believes she is. I doubt she is going to buy this. The key to deceiving Nadeko is mostly likely in her closet. I bet it's something unexpected like a pile of yaoi doujins she drew herself.
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This arc is thoroughly enjoyable. Never felt the need to get into the narrator's mind before in Monogatari but trying to understand Kaiki's motivations is really fun since he is a supposed 'bad guy'. And him twisting everything up with his lies.
Plenty of good moments this episode too. Relieved Hitagi, Yotsugi being called out on her acting cute, Kaiki taking thirty minutes to refuse the offer and of course Nadeko proving how broken she is.
Btw, is Onoki a full-fledged kaii? From that scene of her getting Kaiki to buy cake for her it's not entirely clear to me if normal people can react to her.
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Hitagi's parents lost the chance to patch things up the moment she tried to get their daughter raped. Kaiki did what any normal human being that was involved should have done, get the teenage daughter out of a dangerous situation.
Saying that he is the main contributor is like saying guns are what is to blame when someone gets shot instead of the shooter. Hate player not the game. Nadeko was cursed simply because she incurred jealously. Everyone except Kaiki is to blame for what happened to her in Snake arc. The boy for being a pussy and not able to take a rejection, the friend who backstabbed her and Nadeko because she played the victim card.
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Great episode, who would have thought from Nisemonogatari that Kaiki would turn out to be so good a character to watch. (people who read the books in advance, I guess!)
Fleecing more money so as to be able to keep donating at the shrine, smart move, but at what cost? And just what terror lies in Nadeko's closet?
But then after I watched the episode, I went back and watched the OP a few more times. Now there's a duet nobody expected.
I think the way they captured that whole 80s/90s feel brilliantly both in the art style and the music makes me wish SHAFT would make an entire series using that style.
|2013-12-08, 13:19
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Comparing oddities to guns is a horrible comparison. The chances of a person encountering oddities are very slim to that of finding a gun or encountering someone with a gun. Oddities are not guns, they are most dangerous than guns as oddities are being themselves. They are not harmless when you leave them alone, better stated that they will cause damage in an encounter unless one knows how to deal with them. They are beings that don't have any sort of laws or rules that binds them to act in a way. They do what they please. Humans were not suppose to encounter oddities because how dangerous they are, yet Kaiki purposely made a profit by introducing oddities to Middle School Kids. He doesn't believe in oddities, but he knows that the chances of the dangerous things occuring are extremely high no matter who encounters them or what kind of person they are.
|2013-12-08, 14:59
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Kaiki didn't steal Hitagi's money; Hitagi has never accused him of that. She only accused him of not helping her.
|2013-12-08, 15:47
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Tsuhiki's oddity was not the Phoenix. I wasn't calling the Phoenix the Dying Bird, the actual name of Tsuhiki's oddity is a cuckoo called the "Dying Bird". She hunted the wrong oddity. I am not sure how you define Yozuru's justice ideology, but it is just as flawed or even a more worst flawed ideology than Karen's justice ideology. Yozuru stated her reason for hunting oddities, its not because they were dangerous (which most are), but because they shouldn't exists in the human world. She feels that all oddities should not exist in the human world and immortal oddities like the Phoenix is the worst because it will continue to exists after dying. The Phoenix and the Dying Bird are very rare passive oddities that only provides benefits and no shape in form harms the human world, in a sense, they are only bad because it benefits one person not the whole. The Phoenix and Dying Birds are similar, yet are only different in one aspect. The Phoenix possess the being and merge with the being retaining the person's personality, while the Dying Bird is heredity, it reincarnate in a womb of a child and possess the child while not merging it is more passive than the Phoenix. The Child is not harm in any way, it provides non stop healing, it does not damage the human world physically but rather mentally because it shouldn't happen because it is not normal.
I don't get what you are stating with Meme killing a poor crab. The crab almost killed Hitagi and took away her weight. Have you been analyzing this series carefully? The ceremony that was done for Hitagi was to peacefully summoned the crab and persuade the crab to give Hitagi's memories and weight back. Meme noted that he hated crabs and killing it may solved some symptoms but not all of it, it is not even a guarantee so killing it would not fully help Hitagi. Meme decided to use force to persuade the crab which he admitted that it is the most effective way to deal with oddities, not killing them. When the crab however acted unpredictably and attacked Hitagi, it proved Meme's statements. Most oddities are dangerous and cause damage towards the human world. We seen that first hand with almost all oddities aside from Tsuhiki's Dying Bird and what is vaguely described of the Phoenix.
Meme's story about oddities are already describe clearly in the anime and over more details in the Light Novel. Meme does not actively just randomly help people, he only helps people who makes the most effort in wanting to get helped, while he does want compensation, he will always help. Among him and his 3 members, he is describe as the more normal person. Yozuru deals with oddities for free, but that is due because her reasons is that all oddities, dangerous or not, should not exist it is a all out kill spree. Gaen, who uses friendship and favors to deal with oddities, but her favors that she asked in return could be very dangerous. Then there is Kaiki who deals with oddities to get money whatever it is selling it to people or taking advantage of people who are victims.
It is stated in the light Novel that Kaiki took the money and left, he did not steal the money, he took it and did nothing in return which is worst. So you are right with that post when he did not steal, rather he did something worst than that. Giving word that he will fix a problem, only to up and leave with the money without doing so.
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that OP. I know its been said again and again but I just can't get that out of my mind while watching the episode. It reminds me of Daimos with Richard and Erica thing. Really classic and awesome OP.
Then the episode itself is awesome. Dine with Yotsugi is awesome and also the visit again with Nadeko extreme sugar scene inducing diabetes or heart attack.
Then that cliffhanger >_> I wonder what's hidden there. Nadeko is crazy insane. Is she insane enough to do the yandere stuff like tons of photos of Araragi?
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Well, I don't really think Kaiki is 100% good either. He's a man with his own policy, just like Kagenui and Meme. (Meme is not entirely good too, most of the mess caused in Kizu is the result of his troublesome meddling).
The main reason I like Kaiki is that he is one with a good narration and finally after so many arcs seeing Araragi molesting young girl, we got a somewhat competent protagonist who knows what he is doing.
On the other hand, am I the only one who does not enjoy seeing Okonogi so often recently? I would prefer to have Kagenui talking to Kaiki. Okonogi struck me as trying too hard to be cute.
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Named after the German poet Christian Morgenstern, the Franco-German "Morgenstern Trio" has selected a "triad" of Franco-Belgian composers for their new CD, centered around Ravel's Piano Trio in A Minor (1914). Violinist, pianist and teacher Kolja Lessing, a friend of the trio, drew their attention to the two relatively unknown works by Germaine Tailleferre (1892-1983) and Jacqueline Fontyn (born in 1930). For the three trio members, the main point of interest lay not so much in certain traits of styleor character these three Franco-Belgian works might eventually share, nor in the fact that two of the composers are women. Instead, their goal was to explore aspects of historical context and mutual influence among composers. "Ravel wrote his trio in 1914, and Tailleferre the first version of her trio two years later. We thought it would be particularly worthwhile to find out how two French-speaking composers, both known to be admirers of Ravel, wrote in this genre.


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I hope someone can help me with this, the last question I asked didn't get one reply! Luckily I managed to resolve it myself after hours of playing with the database.
I've created a database that looks like this:
I have the main big chart which shows overall 'potential growth' and I have the smaller charts around which show each individual office's potential growth.
I've hidden the ID on the form, you can put as many entries in which correlate to the same work week. So for iinstance, on week 36 you could have 1 designer for Bristol, and 2 Stress for Chester - which would require two separate entries.
What I'd like to know is how to make all of the charts update after every entry is made. At the moment the whole form has to be refreshed in order for the main graph to change. And the smaller ones only show the correct graph, when you're on an entry that has that particular office checked!
I've meddled with the graphs for ages and I just can't seem to make them 'always show' their relevant data.
I hope this makes sense! The Row source text is as follows:
SELECT [Work Week],Sum([Stress]) AS [SumOfStress], Sum([Design]) AS [SumOfDesign] FROM [tbl_Resource] GROUP BY [Work Week];
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I have tried many times with many methods in the past to use a chart on a form, and I never end up happy with it. I just don't think charts are meant to be on forms. Instead I opt to have a form that the user can use to enter in their criteria, and then a button to take that criteria and pull up a report with the chart on it. Often I'll either create a temporary local table that the chart is based off of and update said table before opening the report, or I simply edit the SQL of a stored query and base the chart off of that.
HTH. Cheers!
Can you upload images using the attachment manager please? I personally don't like to look at photos on outside sites as you never know exactly what kind of crapware they have.Me.Geek = True
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Cheers Nick,
That's helpful - It's good to know it's not just me that these charts drive crazy then!
I'll go with that report idea, I've actually started doing that a bit anyway, but they're quite lazy here and if it's right there in front of their faces, it makes my educating job easier!
P.S. Yeah, will use the attachment manager in future, I didn't even notice it!!


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