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Inception is a glorious mess of convoluted ideas. The totems are broken, the kicks are broken, limbo is broken, and Ariadne is the worst. But the movie is a great film, if only for the first viewing.
Here's my mother! review. I jump into mother! non-spoilers before the break then jump into mother! Spoilers right after the credits.
No matter what Aronofsky touches, it is a polarizing experience. mother! is no exception. And here's my best advice – go in as clean as you can. I'm going to talk broadly about it before the credits, but if you have any interest, stop now and I'll be here when you get back.
We're here today to talk about Stephen King's It 2017, both a non-spoiler and a full spoiler review. Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise is mesmerizing, although it's weird to have the physical presence there but the personality missing.
As I type this, we've now crossed 160 subscribers, and 21,000 views. I want to thank you all for helping push this channel forward. For everyone that's shared and liked a video, who has told their friends about the stuff I've done: THANK YOU!!!!
Today, we're going to delve deep into the Horror novel, House of Leaves. While it does play with many genres, I'm going to focus on the three main storylines, delving into Johnny Truant, Zampano, and even the hidden story of Pelafina. We even jump over to music to discuss Mark's sister, Poe, and her audio companion piece, Haunted (2000). So buckle up, cause we're headed straight into the heart of madness with House of Leaves!
Today we discuss one of my favorite topics: Time Travel. Specifically, causal loops and how they are mistreated in most time travel stories. We deal with everything from Terminator to Back to the Future to About Time to The Butterfly Effect. None of the mainstays are safe!
Today we jump into 10 Things Lost in Translation from Stephen King's 1986 masterpiece, IT. We discuss things most people don't talk about, including Pennywise's origins, the structure of the book, the taboo sex scene, Pennywise's weakness, as well as many others.
Not necessarily an accurate title, but, regardless, The Ninth Gate is an awesome movie directed by Roman Polanski, while you could somewhat still categorize Johnny Depp as "normal." This week, I do things a little bit differently and delve into the differences between the book and its film adaptation, though I do have issues with calling it that.
Afterward, I look into the characters and how despicable they can be.
And here's my second video in my Analysis series. This could also be titled "Where It Went Wrong." Daybreakers is one of those special cases where it could lose you over and over again, but somehow manages to drag you through this insane vampiric dystopia.
YellowBrickRoad is an existential horror set in the woods of New Hampshire. It melds the futile search into unanswerable questions with a mystery of why a whole town would walk into the wilderness wearing their Sunday best.
Here we are for our 50th episode: a commentary on our most discussed movie, Primer.
Commentary starts at 9:18.
We're consuming with Nathan and Schuyler again.
We do a deep dive into the Ghost in the Shell reboot, which brings us into many different animes, series, as well as other failures in Sci-Fi reboots.
Specifically, the Total Reboot 2012 remake and how closely the two mirror each other.
As a way of catching up on our lives during the several breaks over the last few months, we discuss the newly formed Dubious Consumption as well as trailers of things that are coming out we're interested in.
We then discuss Tom Hart's Rosalie Lightning and Cure for Wellness.
Back in the action, the Dubious Consumers talk about Split and Logan! Full on spoiler cast.
A day late, not quite a dollar short . . . we're posting this episode just in time for most of the things we talked about to be out of Cinema and onto the home DVD market. Funny how things work out like this.
Nathan and Justin are on their own this week. We talk about our horror picks during October, as well as Orphan Black, the Wheel of Time books 1-3, Deliver Us From Evil, and more. Also, Nathan's thoughts on Killing Joke!
We try to slightly tweak our episode layout, only for it to go out the window as we talk about everything from documentaries to classic movies to our favorite concert moments.
Schuyler rejoins the cast so we can go over our reactions to Ghostbusters 2016, Suicide Squad, with a bonus talk about The Killing Joke at the end!
We talk about . . . things. Including our final thoughts on Ghostbusters and its controversy before it comes out.
Nathan and I return to discuss Nicholas Winding Refn's The Neon Demon. One of us loved it, the other was luke-warm. Can you guess which?
It's just Nathan and me, going into a full spoiler, tangent erratic discussion of X-Men: Apocalypse.
Nathan and I come together to talk about recent trailers: Ghostbusters, Assassin's Creed, Purge 3: Election Year, and Yoga Hosiers.
We then delve in deep into Marvel's Captain America: Civil War. We even talk about the insanity that leads to the Secret War from last year, along with our thoughts in relation to Batman v Superman.
We're back! Again. After many weeks of life getting in the way, the Dubious Consumers are back to discuss the latest travesty in the DC Cinematic Universe. We also ruminate on Dr. Strange, Captain America: Civil War, Suicide Squad, and if DC movies are worth watching in the future.
Nathan dives deep into the history of National Lampoon and it's overall influence while Schuyler talks about his adventures in the original Pokemon Red/Blue, the Flash, and even a peek into 11.22.63, at about the halfway point. Justin talks about Firewatch, reactions to the new X-Files season, and Splinter, filmed in Oklahoma! Join us next time for our Nerd a Trois on Top 3 Animated Shorts.
We ruminate on our favorite series cut too short. As long as they fall under three seasons, they are up for grabs. Our next Nerd a Trois is for 3 Favorite Animated Shorts!
We discuss Deadpool.
That's it.
We discuss our favorite drug scenes, until we find out our next Nerd a Trois: Short Run TV Shows (Less Than 3 Seasons).
We discuss what we've been consuming over the last few weeks. Everything from the new Deftones album to Jackie Brown to Rise of the Tomb Raider! Be sure to submit your conspicuous Consumption at email@example.com. Next week: Top 3 Drug Trips.
Also, rate us on iTunes and Sticher!
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Hurt - Falls Apart
Linkin Park (feat. Jonathan Davis) - 1stp Klosr
We delve into our Nerd a Trois topic: Favorite Directorial Debuts. We've even got user submissions for the first time since we've come back!
Episode's Music
Melanie Martinez - Soap
Panic! at the Disco - Emperor's New Clothes
We check in for the first time since December and check in with what we've been Consuming.
Episode's Music
James Gang - Funk 49
Nickelback - Leader of Men
This Nerd a Trois was six weeks in the making! We discuss our favorite movies from 1999, with a quick tribute to The Matrix, which was taken off the table. We divert a few times, but still keep on track. Nathan chooses our next Nerd a Trois with Directorial Debuts.
Episode's Music
Guy Pearce - Elizabeth Jade
South Park - Uncle Fucker
In a call back, we bring back Dave Ferguson, as well as Olen Cox from our Interstellar show. And, in true New Years fashion, this is an episode of questionable quality. We talk top 10 lists from several big organizations, including some of our favorite movies and our response to Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens.
Episode's Music
Poets of the Fall - Late Goodbye
Leo Moracchioli - Hello (Adele Cover)
MC Chris - Fette's Vette
We're back with our Misleading Trailers Nerd a Trois! We hit plenty of topics in between then, after the end music, hear our prolonged trailer talk discussion. Come back for our next episode where we talk about our top 3 Films from '99.
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I Prevail - Blank Space
Stone Temple Pilot - Sour Girl
Well, shit. It's been awhile. In honor of our return, I have put out the last recorded (regular) episode.
Episode's Music
The Magnetic Fields - Andrew in Drag
Silverchair - Straight Lines
After a couple weeks off, we are back at it . . . and rusty as ever. We insult some good (and not-so-good) music before diving into your Top 3 Box Office Bombs! Next Nerd a Trois: Top 3 Misleading Trailers!
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Childish Gambino's Sober
Dashboard Confessional's Best Deceptions
It's just a two person podcast this week for our last podcast in the basement.
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Unwoman - The Heroine
Ben Folds - Kylie from Connecticut
We turn our collective gazes to the stars rather than actual products. Nathan picks Top 3 Box Office Bombs for our next Nerd a Trois.
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The Mamas & the Papas - Dream a Little Dream
Saul Willaims - Raised to be Lowered
I have grown and failed time and time again.
There are different levels of failure and most of them are on display for everyone to see.
Back at the first NerdCon:Stories (2015), I attended a panel where Patrick Rothfuss commented that he's found with new writers, especially if their work is good, that it usually leads to breakdowns in their life, usually resulting in divorce. When he reads an exception first book, he does what he can to find that author's contact info and call them up to ask, "Hey. Are you okay?"
I never got a call like that.
However, I can't help but recognize that occurrence in my life. It's something that's stuck with me, and it's been easier to coast off that ideal in the year plus since my divorce and the release of my first book.
For the majority of the year, I have remained fairly silent. Obviously, the podcast has been ongoing, but, as a professional writer, this past year has been stagnant. I've toyed with ideas, I've started working on the ideas for the sequel to The Faithful. Despite all this time put into the ideas of the sequels, little to no writing has been put to the page.
Do you know what hearing loss sounds like? I do.
All my life I've tried to be like you. I've failed.
So I keep it hidden.
But on the day my world crashed down around me, Reed was there.
There's a thrill, a rush, that comes when brainstorming a novel. One of my favorite things about the process is when all the thoughts you've had swirling around in your head start really taking shape, mingling with each other, and become these solid storylines that have yet to be written, but are already so visceral to you.
Not to seem maudlin or anything like that, but my last couple trips have had a weird but of nostalgia mixed with resilience.
As I noted in my past post, I'm divorced now. It was a shock: I found out there was a very real problem then two weeks later we were discussing terms of divorce, despite my protests.
It's been far too long since I've made an actual post. My last bit of any real news, other than the release of Of Gods and Madness: The Faithful, came around AWP 2015. Unfortunately, that's where everything began to spiral out of control. In the past nine months, I've gone through a divorce, sold my house, lost a host of friends, even lost my job the day before my novel came out.
We said goodbye to Goddess Fish Promotions this past week, but we're still going with Reading Addiction!
Did you miss a few stops on this past week's blog tour?
Here's my wrap-up of all the places I appeared.
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I'm so excited about this! We've actually got a double feature when it comes to Cover Reveals today!
World Weaver Press has announced Far Orbit Apogee, volume two of the Far Orbit Anthology Series, edited by Bascomb James, will be available in trade paperback and ebook Tuesday, October 13, 2015.
Miss a few steps of this past week's blog tour?
Here's my wrap-up of all the places I appeared over the past week.
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Here's my wrap-up of all the places I appeared over the past week.
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Here's my wrap-up of all the places I appeared over the past week.
World Weaver Press has announced Corvidae, a Fantasy and Horror Short Story Anthology edited by Rhonda Parrish, will be available in trade paperback and ebook Tuesday, July 7, 2015.
Internal monologues are those type of things that writers have relied upon for decades, centuries even. And, properly applied, they are effective. Most of the time, however, they are used as a stand-in for action or actual conversation.
For me, question scenes are among the biggest sins you can commit as a writer. I define a question scene as an encounter between characters where one person has a point to make and the other is there to receive it, by being a sounding board and just parroting it back to the original speaker. In other words, it's an info dump but with two characters kinda-sorta speaking.
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Ex Machina is a smart, uncompromising look at Artificial Intelligence and the pitfalls that come with it. This sounds boring, but under Alex Garland's deft hand, it is anything but. The scenes come in quick succession, more interested in showing you things that outright explaining them to you. The movie lets you read into characters and their motivations, all the while giving you a taut thriller as you begin to question everything you've seen.
Zoe turns eighteen in two months—the same date Armageddon begins. Instead of going shopping or doing boring homework, Zoe must devise a killer plan ASAP, or watch everyone die.
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World Weaver Press has announced Fractured Days, the highly anticipated sequel to the Shards of History by Rebecca Roland, will be available in trade paperback and ebook Tuesday, June 9, 2015.
Bunraku is one of those movies that, while it doesn't achieve all its goals, it still manages to stick with you. It's an odd movie with an interesting premise and visual flair. The aesthetic is like a papercraft city, made up of stark, contrasting colors, where guns have been destroyed and a warlord rules the city, complete with nine assassins. However, it is a glorious (and possibly unholy) union of Sin City, Afro Samurai, and Tarsem's the Fall while calling to mind spaghetti westerns and neo-noir.
After years of dedicated work and entirely too many edits, Of Gods and Madness: The Faithful has finally got a release date! Of course, I'm great at this and spoiled it in the title of this post, but damn, I'm excited. I've got proof copies now that I'm perfecting for its final release date.
Now that I've done this, I've got to face the realization that, yes, I do have to work on other novels.
I've officially launched my Patreon. As opposed to simply adding a Donate button, I wanted to give you guys a method of getting a bit more back, depending on what level of involvement you'd like in my career. While I am shooting for the moon with this, I expect it to be a slow burn, possibly taking years before I'm finally able to break away from my day job and become a full time writer. This is just a step toward that goal.
This might just be a me thing, but I definitely felt out of place at Association of Writers & Writing Programs 2015 (AWP15). This year, it's a land of resolving unlikable characters, MFAs, Lit Mags, and Chap Books. As a genre writer who has been doing this for ten years, I felt like I was the minority to which there were few reprieves.
It Follows is not your traditional horror movie. It plays with a lot of the conventions and builds on your expectations, tweaking them ever so slightly to amp up the tension. However, I honestly can say that I didn't find it scary or creepy. Nothing made me jump, though there are (thankfully) few moments where they do a simple jump scare. That being said, I've seen it twice now and can't stop thinking about it or talking to my friends and family and trying to convince them to see it with me.
This film came out of nowhere for me. I'd seen the trailers, I'd even seen Bronson, Valhalla Rising and Pusher. But, for some reason, I was not prepared for what Drive was going to give me.
Nicholas Winding Refn's Drive is about the relationship between the Driver, a Hollywood stuntman, and his neighbor, Irene. This is the heart of the movie, but, surrounding it, are mobsters, stock car racing, and blackmail. It's a beautiful movie that calls to mind Michael Mann, Tangerine Dream films. It's a languid film at times, at others tense, but always beautiful.
There are movies that you watch and they just pass by. Then there are those that sit with you and stew. That take multiple viewings to even follow the conversations, though you do understand the overarching plot of it all. Primer is one of the latter films.
Filmed on a budget of $5,000, Primer is a packed film that, while only an hour and seventeen minutes long, easily feels like a two-hour movie. I've shown this film to dozens of people. I've garnered reactions from "You didn't tell me I was going to have to think." to "I don't know what happened. But it's cool."
There are times where I question whether or not I'm a writer.
After some analysis, it's obvious I am. Recently, at PAX South, I found myself repeatedly standing in line with my manuscript draped over one arm, a set of three pens settled precariously between my mouth and hands, editing the last 100 pages of The Faithful. I'd done that multiple times, but no one asked me about (I guess not that strange) and, at some point during the conference, started having a personal crisis as to whether or not I was a "writer." Only after some reflection that I realized that of course I was, but since I wasn't writing at that point, it felt like I was living a charade.
I have an odd relationship with Terry Pratchett.
I did not come to his world through books. Instead, I came to him through the Discworld video game on Playstation 1. I loved classic point and click adventures and Rincewind the Wizard was part of this lovably strange world, complete with a walking set of luggage (that bore multitudes of teeth) and he was trying to stop a dragon. The game had many winks and nods to the books as well as to gaming conventions. For instance, you can see the dragon from the very first screen and Rincewind makes a comment about the foreboding shape.


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text: It's not as much of a push as it is a shove to the progression of women's surfing, and we can't applaud Tyler Wright enough for it. Because when was the last time you saw a lady of the tour, the top tier of it for that matter, proceed to get this tubed? Watch Wright in this three minute edit for Surfstitch (Yes, it's good enough to endorse something from the company that owns our antagonist stab) that bleeds with an unmatched confidence under the lip – hop to the 1:54 mark for indisputable proof.


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The sun was setting quickly as Jackie left the office and walked with Marty to the elevator, ready to help him move the boxes in the basement.
Marty cleared his throat "Just going to warn you now, it's freezing down there!" he said.
Jackie nodded "Good to know." She said.
Marty tried to remain calm, the plan was working so well and he didn't want Jackie to suspect anything was waiting for her down in the basement.
Jackie cleared her throat "You wouldn't have a cough drop on you, would you?" she asked, turning to him just as the elevator stopped.
Marty shook his head "No, sorry…" he muttered.
The elevator doors opened and the dark abyss that was the basement. The cobwebs gave Jackie the sniffles as she looked around the basement.
"Do you have a light?" she asked.
Marty turned on his flashlight "There you go, so you don't trip on anything…or get acquainted with a rat or two." He said.
Jackie giggled "Gross." She muttered to herself.
Marty guided Jackie deep into the basement before she finally turned around and looked at him sternly "Well, where are the boxes?" she asked.
"They're in the way back, they're old…" he said, reassuring her.
Jackie looked at Marty cautiously before turning back and began to walk again, Marty knew he had to inject her with the sedative soon or she WOULD suspect something. Jackie was smarter than she gave off and Marty knew it.
"And why do I have to lead anyway, you're the one with the flashlight!" Jackie asked.
Marty got close to Jackie and pulled the needle out of his shirt pocket "Because, if I was the lead, I wouldn't be able to do this," he said, stabbing Jackie with the needle in her neck.
Jackie gasped, grabbing Marty's wrist as the sedative entered her system and quickly letting her body give up.
"Bastard," she whispered before collapsing on the dirty floor.
Marty smirked as he looked down at Jackie "Sorry, just following orders." He said to the unconscious body of Jackie Gibbard.
Jackie awoke with the headache, she felt a cold chill down her spine and knew she was strapped down to something.
Her eyes were foggy as she slowly woke up, still unable to move anything vital, like her neck "Ow." She winced, alerting the company in her room.
"Jacqueline Virginia Gibbard…we finally meet." The voice said.
Jackie moaned "It's Jackie…" she muttered, trying to get her vision back.
The stranger with Jackie moved closer to her as they touched her arm, Jackie tried to jerk back but had a cold piece of something jab into her side.
"Don't fight it," the voice said.
Jackie sighed, closing her eyes as she tried to regain some kind of posture "Who are you?" she asked.
The voice chuckled "We met while you were getting off the elevator with your friend, Marty, the security guard." He said.
Jackie thought for a moment before she opened her eyes that were still foggy "…Dr. Crane," she whispered.
"Bingo. I've got to say, Jackie, I've been watching you for awhile now…I know the music you like, who you live with, what your favorite color is…you're quite the girl." Crane said.
Jackie took in a deep breathe "Whatever you're planning to do to me, you don't have to…" she said.
Crane smirked "But I want to," he said, letting his long and slender finger slide down her arm.
"Stop," she whined.
Crane chuckled to himself, the silence filled the room before Jackie began to feel the straps that were binding her to whatever she was attached to fall away from her body though her hands were still stuck to something.
"What is this?" she asked.
Crane smiled "It's a gurney…" he said.
Jackie nodded as the wraps on her arms let her go, letting Jackie fall right out of her gurney and into Crane's arms.
"Let me go," she whispered.
Crane shook his head as he stroked her hair "Now why would I want to do that?" he asked, lightly tossing her on the bed that was next to them.
At this point, Jackie could see her surroundings, but still couldn't move.
She wasn't in her casual t-shirt and jeans anymore, her converse shoes were gone as well. Jackie was in a lace corset dress that clipped in the front with stockings and garter belts.
"Did you redress me?" Jackie asked.
Crane shook his head, taking off his tie "No, Marty did…" he said, throwing his tie aside.
Jackie tried her best to move, but at that point whatever she was on, was working pretty well.
Jackie attempted to scream but nothing came out as Crane slowly laid on top of her, stroking her hair softly as he looked into her eyes.
Crane's cold blue eyes only scared Jackie as his fingers lingered on her skin, letting goosebumps rise as she felt the bulge in his pants rise.
"Stop, please…" she whispered, closing her eyes so she wouldn't have to witness the horrific events.
Crane's belt came off immediately following were his pants as Jackie felt his hand rise up her thigh and spread her legs out.
Jackie silently cried as she felt the air in between her legs indicating that definitely couldn't be a good sign as she looked away from Crane, closing her eyes again.
"Look at me." Crane demanded, forcing Jackie's face in his direction, but her eyes remained shut tight.
Crane let his hand slide further up her thigh as he let his growing manhood escape his boxers, letting Jackie feel the slight penetration in between her legs.
Jackie let a hurtling scream out, her body still paralyzed from whatever meds she was on as she sobbed out loud.
"Let me go!" she screamed.
Crane looked at Jackie "Now why would I want to do that?" he asked.
Jackie took in a deep breathe as Crane thrusted in Jackie with no questions asked. Jackie continued to scream, no matter what she did she was still a girl, and a virgin.
As Jackie laid on the bed paralyzed and shocked, she couldn't believe she would feel a man inside of her under these circumstances, she didn't want to believe this was how she lost 'it'.
Crane took his time with Jackie as she just screamed and pleaded with Dr. Crane to 'stop' or 'let her go', honestly enough, this was play time for him.
He finished off with a bang as he came inside of Jackie, whose screaming turned into sobbing as Crane looked at her.
"See, that wasn't so bad was it?" he asked.
Jackie ignored him, ignoring his glance and his touch as she denied it all. Dr. Jonathan Crane *didn't* rape her, and that she *didn't* feel his touch or his cum enter her.
Jackie's mind caved into itself as she finally blacked out, giving herself a moment to 'die'.


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Lets be honest – almost all good ideas come from piggy backing off of other great ideas and that's exactly what I'll be doing during the month of May for my blog.
My friend Wayne Stratz – co-owner of Nutmeg Designs with his lovely wife Margaret – during the month of April did an A to Z challenge in which he themed everyday with the coinciding letter of the alphabet and showed off artwork, stories, and much more.
After reading and enjoying every post, I decided that was my goal for the month of May. But I wanted to put my own twist on MY challenge. Myself, along with several guest bloggers who I have recruited, will be contributing throughout the month, giving my/their own personal thoughts, stories, ideas and tips using every letter of the alphabet.
My calendar is set and posts are ready to be written. I can't wait to get May going with this special theme!


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Children & Media. By: Tab Leslie. Two Main Issues. When it comes to shows and advertisements in the media, all kids of different age groups are targets for their messages which can have a negative impact on all children.
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Cinderella is the story about how an innocent girl falls victim to cruelty. After father dies, her step-mother and two step sister turn Cinderella into their maid and treat her terribly. But with the help of a fairy god-mother and a glass slipper Cinderella gets her happily ever after.
Snow White's a story about a princess who runs away from home and lives with seven dwarfs to escape the wrath of her evil step-mother.
Billy and Mandy is a show about a dumb boy named Billy and a evil girl named Mandy who are friends with the Grim Reaper.
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By the time a child is eighteen years old, he or she will witness on television (with average viewing time) 200,000 acts of violence including 40,000 murders (Huston, et al, 1992).


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RBS 6 Nations: Devin Toner wants that winning feeling to last
Like many of their huge number of supporters, Ireland's players watched television coverage of England's Rome rout of Italy before heading to Stade de France for their own date with destiny.
When towering lock forward Devin Toner was asked if they had seen TV coverage of the first of the day's three matches he said: "We did. We got time to watch it in the hotel. They (England) played very well, but sure...it's good for us, I suppose!"
Events in Rome meant England had failed to overhaul Ireland's massive +81 points differential. As a result, an Irish win – whatever the margin – would suffice.
But that still entailed leaving Paris as victors, something of which only Brian O'Driscoll had experience – and that was 14 years earlier.
"Yeah, it was a grand final to us – winner takes all," Toner said.
"I've been lucky enough to play in a couple of finals so we kind of knew what to do, I suppose and try to keep the emotions in check."
Describing the situation in the post-match Irish dressing room he had just left he said: "Yeah, it's class really. It's really good. Just sitting down; you spend about an hour just sitting down, just talking, taking pictures and stuff, so that was a pretty good feeling.
"The satisfaction will linger. It'll go into the night now. We'll have a good night tonight and maybe tomorrow – we don't know yet!
"Guys have to get ready for the next one, I suppose, and it won't be very long before we (Leinster) are getting ready for Munster in the Aviva so it's obviously just quick, quick, quick."
As for having established himself as a tried, tested and now-trusted second row forward he smiled: "Yeah, just getting the starts and getting to play well is obviously good. I'm well happy at the moment to be honest."
Leinster colleague Mike Ross is another who, like Toner, has had to work for his rewards. Rejected by Munster, he went to England where he played for Harlequins before joining Leinster.
He spoke of his satisfaction at having given the Irish fans something to savour.
The 34-year-old tight-head described walking around the Stade de France and thinking, "God, the place is packed with us, there's Irish everywhere.
"I think the Fields of Athenry was outweighing Allez Les Bleus at one stage and you can see what it means to the country as a whole.
"We've been through some tough times and if we can give them a little boost in this way we'd be delighted with it."
Stressing what supporters go through, Ross said: "For a lot of people, what we do will make or break their days for them.
"There are a lot of guys for whom, if we win, it'll cheer them up. Those guys put their cash on the line, coming to the games and travelling to support us.
"If it wasn't for them we wouldn't have jobs, so it's important we give them good days out."
And reflecting, too, on those whose work made him the player he has become Ross said: "A lot of people help to get you where you are today and that goes for everyone. And you will think of them."
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Oct 5, 2017 - Free dessert!
Got back to shore, jumped on the bus and drove to the hotel. Dropped off the bags in the room and headed to the pool with a few others. Quick changed before dinner and walked to this little place called Banjos. Ordered a version of chicken parmaginia and a few of us ordered dessert... sticky date! 25 minutes later still no dessert and a staff girl comes over to apologize that no one had given the order to the kitchen. On top of that, there were no more sticky date desserts! So she gave us our money back, but offered us any other dessert, for...Jump to full entry
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Aug 17, 2016 - Coral, Coral and Fish
With our "partying" over in the backpackers resort of Airlie Beach, we positioned ourselves at Butterfly Bay overnight for an early morning (yes 6 am) start to Bait Reef in the Outer Reef. The travel time was a bumpy 3 hour trip either way. Just as well it was well worth it. Arriving just before the low neap tide allowed us to have morning tea before swimming out. Being low tide meant that there was the least amount of water between us and the coral gardens making for a wonderful experience with good visibility. Jim was out there with his...Jump to full entry
Aug 14, 2016 - Backpackers haven
Hi Everyone Our hot water tank is fixed, the leak has been plugged! And its all thanks to our neighbours, Bret and Nat, at the Bakers Creek camp site (just south of Mackay) for having in the back of their motorhome a MIG welder with stainless steel welding rods. It took Paul a few days to find were the water was coming from. Once he had found the leak he had to dismantle the toilet and remove part of the bathroom cabinet to get access to the faulty tank (these vans are not designed for repairs). We are now all fixed and back in working...Jump to full entry
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Jul 31, 2016 - Found Nemo
Leaving Mackay with a sense of optimism, we had the Whitsunday Islands in our sights. This would be the end of our journey, spending a few weeks in the area until the nor'easterly wind systems set in to blow us home. We knew we were approaching the Whitsundays with the various charter boat radio transmissions eg motor or battery problems. It is amusing listening to some of the conversations. The weather has been perfect. A true paradise with daytime temperatures in the high 20's, nightly minimums in the high teens and water temperature of...Jump to full entry
Jun 26, 2016 - Airlie Beach
Sunday 26 June A cooler night, starting to get us ready for some cooler weather as we head further south. A few showers had been predicted, but it has been another glorious day here. Had a few chores to get done around the van, and then headed into the tourist strip for a walk around. It is paid parking everywhere here, but found a vacant lot near Woolworths where lots of others were parked, so tried our luck there, and walked through to the beach area. Had a walk around the lagoon where a few brave swimmers were in the water. From their...Jump to full entry
Jun 25, 2016 - Airlie Beach
Saturday 25 June Bit of a breeze sprang up overnight but still woke to crisp morning with no need other than a sheet on the bed! Eat your heart out you southerners! Decided to go for a drive today so after a bit of washing and morning tea we took off. A perfect day for a drive, not a cloud in the sky, and all the lakes and beaches provided all the amazing blue and aqua colors that one could just sit and watch all day! Headed to Proserpine and then had a very pleasant drive out to Proserpine Lake & the Peter Faust Dam. Lovely spot with very...Jump to full entry
Jun 24, 2016 - Airlie Beach
Friday 24 June A casual start to the day, our 49th wedding anniversary. Bacon and eggs for breakfast, then a bit of planning and booking towards our southern journey home. A warm and sunny morning, a big contrast to Steve & Kylie enjoying the Great Ocean Road and Melbourne!! We headed off to the Port of Airlie around 11am ready for our afternoon cruise to Daydream Island, Hamilton Island and Whitehaven Beach. A beautiful day and very smooth sailing conditions. Picked up passengers at Daydream, changed boats at Hamilton Island and then...Jump to full entry
Jun 23, 2016 - Bowen to Airlie Beach
Thursday 23 June A quiet and relaxing day today. Not far to travel from Bowen to Airlie Beach, and not the best section of the Bruce Highway. Still lots of vans and campers heading north. We had a look around Cannonvale on the way here to fill in a bit of time. The area has developed a lot since Don's last visit here in the late 1990's. Checked into park before lunch, and Don enjoyed finishing off the rest of his fresh Bowen prawns. Quite a humid day here, so enjoyed a relaxing afternoon. We have a large group of curlews here who appear to...Jump to full entry
Jun 20, 2016 - UPDATE NOTES..Day 6 -9
Hi All Finally away and on the road. We have moved rather quickly north up the coast for a couple of reasons, the first is to get warmer quicker and the second as we have seen a lot of the coast up to this point. We did 3 days straight up on the road doing about 1000kms and now we are in a warmer climate, back to shorts and tee shirts and no electric blankets. After the quick run we did 2 nights in Midge Point, a quaint caravan park in a very small coastal town, heck it's that small the IGA (small supermarket chain) went broke and for the...Jump to full entry
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Feb 6, 2016 - Solway Lass & Sailing the Whitsundays
Boarded the Solway Lass late afternoon Tuesday. She's a two-masted Schooner built in the Netherlands in 1902; 38 meters long, 6 meters wide, with 14 sails. Originally built to haul cargo and be 'beached' with the tides for loading & unloading. To accommodate this process Solway does not have a keel; instead is flat bottomed. The only drawback to this design is that she does not tack into the wind; as without keel she'd be pushed sideways by the wind. It meant that our ability to sail, and the direction thereof, was very much determined by...Jump to full entry
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Jan 31, 2016 - Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef
Fly up to Airles Beach from Brisbane to access the Great Barrier Reef. Airles is a touristy beach town with bars, restaurants, gift shops, activity/travel agents and tourists in beach attire walking the streets; those at the end of their stay burnt a bright red. Avoiding exposure to the sun is our #1 objective; any sliver of shade a sought after respite. Our air-conditioned apartment/room is a treasured comfort zone refuge. Depart for the Reef Sleep excursion the next morning; for an 1.5 hour ride on a twin hulled ship with 250 other...Jump to full entry
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Nov 1, 2015 - Airlie Beach, Australia
Pete visited Airlie Beach which is a city that provides easy access to the Great Barrier Reef, although we are pretty sure Pete did not have time to experience the Reef on his short visit. Because the natural beach there is inhabited at this time of the year by the Box Jellyfish (which stings swimmers!), the local council has built a swimmers lagoon so folks can enjoy the water without getting stung. Everything is going well on the ship with the usual performances, parades, and security drills. Pete posted lots of pictures from the crew...Jump to full entry
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One of the best things about going to university or college for many people is that it represents the first time living away from home. To a student it is the start of an adventure of independence and the beginning of an exciting period in their lives. However, because of a lack of experience of living away from their parents it is easy to pick up bad habits that can both lead to unclean and environmentally unfriendly living quarters.
For many students, whose time is taken up either with deep study or perhaps nightlife, making sure they have a low carbon footprint is low on their list of priorities. It is not rare, to save time on washing up, for students to forgo cleaning plates by buying in their paper equivalents and throwing them away after every meal. Takeaway boxes and empty bottles of lager often don't find themselves in the appropriate recycling facilities and old notes are more likely to be thrown away with the rest of the household waste rather than disposed of in an environmentally friendly fashion.
Thankfully there are a few ways in which students can, with small effort, make their dormitory or bedroom more "green". The first way to do this may seem like common sense but oftentimes is not – with the exciting of getting their own room for the first time many students find themselves purchasing a surplus amount of appliances, food and stationary. These items are thusly regularly wasted. A simple endeavour such as putting together, and sticking to, a shopping list can help with making sure the correct amount of purchasing is done. Waste can be cut down too by refilling old plastic bottles with water rather than buying new ones every day.
For more advanced ways of cutting down on a carbon footprint look at ways in which you can buy localised products; shipped or flown in foods can constitute a great waste of carbon energy when they can be grown nearby. Check at local markets as these are likely to be full with locally grown organic goods.
Secondly look at ways you can recycle and use previously owned items to decorate and populate your bedroom. It is easy to buy quilts or other decorative items for your bedroom from fashionable stores but always be certain to check that a similar good is not available from a second hand store first; this option will result in money being raised for charity, less waste being created and, more often than not, will prove cheaper. Make sure also that your bedding is eco-friendly too; it is possible to buy organic lining or purchase from stores who do their bit for charity with philanthropic donations.
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Some readers report issues where the AirPlay icon missing for streaming music and video to AirPort Express base stations and Apple TVs. All of the sudden, AirPlay is missing from various apps on iPod touch, iPad or iPhone. Remember that AirPlay is only available within apps that support it. So, with your app open, swipe up control center and check for AirPlay. In those apps, the AirPlay icon appears when it's available.
Before attempting any of the troubleshooting tips below, try a restart or forced restart. This is often enough to get things working again.
How to restart
- Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the red slider appears
- Drag the slider to turn your device completely off
- After the device turns off, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button again until you see the Apple logo
How to force restart
- On an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus: Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Volume Down buttons for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo
- On an iPhone 6s and earlier, iPad, or iPod touch: Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo
Alternatively, try re-booting your router. For many readers, their AirPlay icon appeared instantly following a router reboot!
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- 1 First, a simple fix for AirPlay icon missing
- 2 If you notice that AirPlay is visible only some times
- 3 WiFi problems and router issues for AirPlay icon missing
- 4 AirPlay icon missing on Apple TV or "Looking for Apple TV" message
- 5 AirPlay and Music (iTunes)
First, a simple fix for AirPlay icon missing
- Go to Settings>Wi-Fi
- Toggle WiFi OFF
- Wait 20-30 seconds
- Turn WiFi back ON
Another Simple Suggestion
- On your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, navigate to Settings > General > International > Language
- Change to a different language (e.g. if you are using English, switch to French)
- Your iDevice goes through a language switch/reset process and your AirPlay icon should restore
- Next navigate back to Settings > General > International > Language (translated into the new language, of course) and switch back to your original language
Another simple tip
- Switched your WiFi from the 5GHz signal to the 2.4GHz signal
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- Update to the latest version of the iOS — check that you're running the latest version of the iOS
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- Use the SAME WiFi network for BOTH iDevice and AirPlay device — Communication with AirPlay depends on both being connected to the same WiFi network. If your iDevice is on one network but the AirPlay device on another, the AirPlay icon won't show up
- Check that AirPlay is enabled on Apple TV – When connecting to an Apple TV, verify that AirPlay is enabled on the Apple TV by going to Settings > AirPlay and make sure it's on
- AirPlay Mirroring officially only works with Apple TV — If AirPlay mirroring isn't available, even when AirPlay is available, chances are you're trying to connect to non-supported device. Officially, the only device that support AirPlay mirroring is Apple TV
For Apple TVs, if your Apple TV is in Sleep mode and uses Ethernet, you need to wake your Apple TV with your remote or the remote app before you AirPlay content
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Sometimes your iDevice doesn't communicate with your AirPlay device when there's interference on your WiFi network. Things like baby monitors, microwaves, direct satellite services, cordless phones, wireless speakers, and other wireless devices that operate in the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz bandwidths cause interference with WiFi. Even your neighbor's WiFi device might cause issues!
Reduce effects of interference from other wireless devices
- Change channels on your wireless network. For AirPort Base Stations or AirPort Time Capsule, reset the base station and it will attempt to use the 2.4 and 5 GHz channels with the least interference when it starts up
- Connect to a 5 GHz wireless network (if possible)
- Move your computer and WiFi router (like your AirPort Base Station) closer to each other
- Minimize the number of active Bluetooth wireless devices you have connected to your iDevice or computer or those nearby
- mac OS's Wireless Diagnostics also helps evaluate your WiFi environment
- Quit any apps that are open, and connect to your Wi-Fi network
- Hold down the Option key and choose Open Wireless Diagnostics from the WiFi status menu icon
- Enter your administrator name and password when prompted
- Follow on-screen instructions
AirPlay icon missing on Apple TV or "Looking for Apple TV" message
- Restart your iDevice and Apple TV (or other AirPlay enabled device)
- If your Apple TV uses Ethernet, check that the cable is plugged into the router that you use for WiFi
- On your iDevice, go to Settings > WiFi and check that you're on the same Wi-Fi network as your Apple TV or other AirPlay enabled device
- Then check the WiFi network on your Apple TV (or other AirPlay enabled device)
- For Apple TV (4th generation), go to Settings > Network and check that you're on the same Wi-Fi network
- For Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation), go to Settings > General > Network
- On your Apple TV, make sure that AirPlay is turned on in Settings > AirPlay
AirPlay and Music (iTunes)
When an AirPlay-enabled device is available, the AirPlay icon shows up below the volume slider in Music or to the the right in your computer's iTunes. Tap the AirPlay icon to se list of available devices.
AirPlay icon missing in iTunes
- Some AirPlay devices include an on/off option for AirPlay. Look for the option in Settings and make sure the feature is on. For more information, check the device's user guide
- Check that you have the latest version of iTunes and Apple TV software
- Connect your iDevice or computer and your other device to the same WiFi network
- Restart your iDevice, computer, AirPlay device, and your network router
- For computers
- If you're using Ethernet, connect both devices to the same router or hub
- If you're using both WiFi and Ethernet, connect your AirPlay device to the same router that your computer uses for WiFi
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Our kitchen has everything you need to cook your meals at home, including refrigerator, dishwasher, 4 burner stove, oven, microwave, coffee maker, and with a washer & dryer in the unit. The complex is upscale, quiet and relaxing, has lovely, sweeping views, and is just a short bicycle ride or walk to the beach, grocery stores, restaurants, bars and all the great events like the US Open of Surf, and the Huntington Beach Marathon, etc..
We are just 15 minutes away from Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Soak City, South Coast Plaza, Newport Beach's Fashion Island, and about an hour north to Los Angeles, or south to San Diego.
I am happily married with 3 boys ranging in ages from 10 - 20. I am a Huntington Beach Realtor and have a lot of knowledge about Huntington Beach and its surrounding areas. My office is in downtown HB and we live right around the corner from our 'beach house' rental, so we are happy to assist our guests with needs that arise during your travels, and we love to dish out advice & tips on where to go, see & eat in this great city. We hope that you enjoy your stay in our special little home and that you'll come back to see us again.
Everyone that has stayed here has loved it! It's on the top floor with vaulted ceilings and great views to Newport Beach and the mountains to the south. It's a gated community, so it's safe, and it's bright, cheery & totally functional inside. It comes with a free underground parking spot, which is an added bonus.
From the moment we saw this place, we knew it was special and it had to be ours so we could share it with other travelers. It's bright inside and the loft with the 2 additional twin beds is fun!
We really loves this place. Great location, all amenities within walking distance. And, the owners were great! I hope it's available next time we're in town!
We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay during our time here. We were visiting our son, and this was a perfect location to be near the beach, but be able to hop on a freeway easily to get where we needed to go. The condo was clean and spacious for the two of us. We loved the outdoor space to relax with a drink in the evening or cup of tea in the morning. It's also an easy and safe bike ride or walk to the beach area and numerous places to eat. Greg was very helpful, and extremely response to any questions we had. Also enjoyed the setting of the pool and hot tub area. Hoping to come back again in the future!
We were so impressed with this condo. It was clean and comfortable with high ceilings which made it light and airy. The surfy/beachy styling was fun and gave it character. Facilities were great and although we didn't use the mezzanine level bedroom, I think kids would adore sleeping up there! The owners Greg and Mika were really kind and helpful, answering all queries quickly and giving us lots of tips on the local area. The condo is in a very quiet, peaceful secure gated area with beautiful gardens and a shared pool. There is underground parking and an elevator taking you right up to the condo. We were only there for a couple of days and were sad to leave so soon. I would highly recommend this rental.
Very cute condo! We enjoyed our stay so much - owners very easy to work with and accommodating. The loft area was very cute and my kids liked it but had to wear shoes to climb the ladder because it hurt with bare feet - little kids would not be able to climb. Highly recommend the hiking trails near Laguna Beach - views are amazing. We loved HB and will definitely return!
We loved the condo and the owners were great to work with. The condo is very nice, clean and decorated well with a beachy feel. The building was quiet and seemed safe and secure (gated community with underground/attached parking) - great for families. The washer and dryer were a huge plus for those traveling with small children. The owners were friendly, responsive, and helpful. Overall, a great experience and no hesitation in recommending this condo.
This Huntington Beach rental was what we saw in the photos and read in the description - and more! Easy to locate, parking underground in secure lot, and bonus on the top floor! Unit was very clean and accommodating with more than enough household items for the 8 nights we stayed. The washer/dryer was definitely an added bonus for all the towels we used! Greg was very helpful even prior to arrival providing a lot of information on the condo and local flare. Our party was 2 adults and 2-17 year old young ladies who enjoyed the loft as their private office. Close to Disney as we did 3 full day park hopper, the beach for exploring and henna tattoos, and shopping center across the main street. I would recommend this property - stay as long as you can, it is worth it!
There is so much to do and see in and around Huntington Beach. We like to say that it's one of the only places in the world where you can snow ski (in the winter) and surf in the same day! There is Los Angeles/Hollywood to the north (35 miles), San Diego to the south (100 miles), world renown shopping at South Coast Plaza, Fashion Island, amusement parks galore, and if you want to stay local, Huntington Beach downtown has all the shops, restaurants, pier, bike paths, beautiful beaches you can imagine.
We have the Huntington Beach Marathon in February and the US Open of Surfing in July/August. There are tons of great restaurants within walking distance of our property and of course downtown.
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personal name derived from the Irish Gaelic word "og," which means "young."
Kilgariff Early Origins
Tipperary (Irish: Thiobraid Árann), established in the 13th century in South-central Ireland, in the province of Munster where one of the first records of the name was Mathew O'Hogan a native of Ballyhogan and Dean of Killaloe who died in 1281. He held the position from 1267 until his death when he was interred in the Dominican convent at Limerick. Thus began the long line of O'Hogans who held lofty positions in the church. His successor was Maurice O'Hogan, who was consecrated in 1282 and governed his see for seventeen years until his death. Thomas O'Hogan, canon of Killaloe was consecrated bishop of the see in 1343 until his death in 1354.
Kilgariff Spelling Variations
Kilgariff Spelling Variations
Many variations of the name Kilgariff were found in archives from the Middle Ages. Names during the Middle Ages were typically recorded as they sounded and in many cases, one's surname spelling changed with each record.The spelling and language in which the people's names were recorded was often up to the individual scribe. Variations of the name Kilgariff found include Hogan, O'Hogan, Hogen, Hoggin and others.
Kilgariff Early History
Kilgariff Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Kilgariff research. Another 201 words (14 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Kilgariff History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Kilgariff Early Notables (pre 1700)
Kilgariff Early Notables (pre 1700)
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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Irish families fled the English-colonized Ireland in record numbers during the 19th century for North America. Many of those destitute families died from disease during, and even shortly after, the long journey. Although those that immigrated before the Great Potato Famine of the 1840s often were granted a tract of land, those that arrived later were generally accommodated in urban centers or in work camps. Those in the urban centers would labor in the manufacturing sector, whereas those in work camps would to build critical infrastructures such as bridges, canals, roads, and railways. Regardless of when these Irish immigrants came to North America, they were critical for the rapid development of the young nations of the United States and Canada. Early immigration and passenger lists have recorded many early immigrants bearing the name of Kilgariff: Sebastian Hogan settled in New England in 1764; Daniel, David, Denis, Edward, James, John, Michael, Patrick, Robert, Thomas and William Hogan, all arrived in Pennsylvania between 1840 and 1870..
Contemporary Notables of the name Kilgariff (post 1700)
Contemporary Notables of the name Kilgariff (post 1700)
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For sale in our Atlanta showroom is a nostalgic 1966 ford Mustang. A real throwback to classic Americana, this Mustang is eager to please! The Light Blue exterior catches eyes, especially when complimented by the White vinyl top. Throw in the chrome and polished goodies like the galloping pony up front and the '66 rear quarter scoop accents out back, and you add to the vintage Ford vibe. With a look that's replicated today, this Mustang for sale has the look that truly refuses to go out of style! The interior is lovely, thanks to a Blue and White pony interior. With a herd of Mustangs galloping across the back of the seats, you'll feel the need to roam, as this classic truly symbolizes the great American dream of freedom. Powering this 66 Mustang for sale is a T-code 200 cubic inch inline 6-cylinder engine. Stated to be numbers matching by the seller, you get a Mustang that's been basically untouched since it rolled off the showroom floor in the mid 60s. Built for reliability and ease to work on, this pretty pony is great for running down to the grocery store and local cruise-in. Backed by an automatic transmission, it doesn't get any easier to drive this Ford. Options on this 1966 Ford Mustang for sale, include: AM/FM radio, seat belts, vinyl interior, and whitewall radial tires wrapped around steel wheels adorned with hubcaps. Now's your chance to get into a nice entry level collector car. Whether you want a cruiser you can drive as is, or maybe a candidate for a full resto-mod restoration, this '66 Ford for sale is ready! To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833 or e-mail us at email@example.com.
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The MANGA.TOKYO staff had its share of summer. Now, all we wish is for the hot and humid weather to go away and give its place to the red and cool autumn.
On December 15, the Noitamina Project Presentation 2017 was held at the head office of Fuji Television Network. In the two hours of the presentation they revealed tons of new anime information. We can't take our eyes off any of the anime coming up in 2017!
The master of ceremonies was Nippon Broadcasting System's announcer Hisanori Yoshida along with Sayuri Matsumura from the idol group Nogizaka 46. The presentation was broadcasted live on LINE LIVE.
The midnight animation slot named 'Noitamina' began in April 2005, and has aired many programs, including Hachimitsu to Clover (Honey and Clover), Mononoke (Evil Spirit), Higashi no Eden (Eden of the East), Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai (We Still Don't Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day), and more.
Yoru wa Mijikashi Arukeyo Otome (The Night is Short, Walk on Girl) directed by Masaaki Yuasa (animation studio Science SARU) will be released on April 7, 2017. The movie, originally written by Tomihiko Morimi, is a funny yet heartwarming love story between senpai, a college boy, and his crush, 'the girl with black hair'. In the past, Yuasa has directed Mind Game and Pingpong, as well as an episode of Adventure Time, titled 'FOOD CHAIN'.
At the presentation, Yuasa mentioned that he would reveal information about an upcoming original animation film in Spring 2017.
The animation film Genocidal Organ (Gyakusatsu Kikan), originally written by Project Itoh, will finally be released on February 3, 2017. Project Itoh is a sci-fi author who unfortunately died at a young age. This movie would be the last work of Project Itoh to be adapted, following Shisha no Teikoku (The Empire of Corpses) and Harmony. The movie adaptation of Genocidal Organ was previously postponed due to the closure of its production company. In order to continue making the movie, former Noitamina producer Kouji Yamamoto established GENO STUDIO.
The first trailer revealed a profound scene with Beethoven's dramatic 'Moonlight Sonata' used as the background music. At the presentation, sci-fi author and scriptwriter Tou Ubukata, the original story's editor Yoshihiro Shiozawa, and director Kouji Yamamoto came up on the stage and spoke about their memories of Project Itoh at the time he was writing Genocidal Organ.
Kuzu no Honkai (Scum's Wish) will start this January on Noitamina. Chika Anzai, who plays Hanabi Yasuraoka, and Nobunaga Shimazaki, who plays Mugi Awaya, came to the presentation as guest speakers. They talked about the characters and the story. The opening and ending videos of the animation were also revealed.
Kuzu no Honkai will also be adapted into a live-action drama series starting from January 18, 2017, so the two stars Miyu Yoshimoto (Hanabi) and Doori Sakurada (Awaya) came up on stage during the event. There was a stir in the audience during the two characters' love scenes. It was also revealed that the concluding story of the original comic series and the final episode of the anime version would both be released some time during Spring 2017.
Kuzu no Honkai is part of our episodic reviews for Winter 2017.
At the presentation, new information on anime starting in April such as Saenai Kanojo no Sodatekata♭ (How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend: Flat), DIVE!, Inuyashiki as well as information on the film Kouetetsujou no Kabaneri (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress) were revealed.
We will be back to report on these four anime in Part 2 of the Noitamina presentation!
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Monday, May 5: Paul Galbraith Classical Guitar
Paul Galbraith is a classical guitarist known for his innovative arrangements of classical music for guitar, as well as the co-invention and development of the 8-string Brahms guitar. The Grammy nominated musician has toured internationally, playing with renowned orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, and the BBC Philharmonic, in addition to solo performances at Prague's Dvorák Hall and Moscow Chamber Orchestra. His album, Bach: The Six Sonatas and Partitas, was nominated for a Grammy and reached Billboard's Top 10 in the classical charts. His performance at SubCulture on May 5th will feature works by Bach and Mozart, played on his 8-string Brahms Guitar.
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Hello! It's Gracie from Graciellie Design. It's time to show you my last project for this month's collaboration between Sin City Stamps and PanPastel. What an amazing collaboration should I say! In this opportunity I made a card featuring a technique I really enjoy, colored dry embossing.
Main Supplies
Sin City Stamps - Love of Butterflies (sc4) plate of rubber
PanPastel - Violet, Violet Tint and Permanent Green
Blender marker
Embossing Folder
Papers - Beige leather textured cardstock, lilac metallic cardstock
Adhesives - Mounting tape, two sided tape and Uhu all purpose adhesive
Lilac gross grain ribbon
I have a step by step photo tutorial for you. To see how I made my card, please start the guide below.
On these pages you will find the awesome projects created by our fabulous Inspiration Team. At Sin City Stamps, we are proud to offer deep etched red rubber stamps, hand made in the USA. From vintage to grunge and many themes in between, come check out our awesome stamp line! Want to get stamps made from your own designs? We can help, contact us!
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As I usually do, I got a king for my queen - find that is the norm if you don't want to use a dust ruffle. I really like the spread, but it's very different than the picture. It has no ruffles! It's just a solid spread. My husband actually likes it better, but should really change the picture...
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Being in a Creative Relationship
Relationships can be difficult at the best of times, let alone when you're dating somebody who is enduring the rollercoaster that is the creative process. Dating a creative person does have it's challenges, but it can also be an amazing experience. Both me & my partner, Sam, have creative jobs and hobbies, and we have a few insights to share about the whole thing.
For a little bit of background, Sam and I have been together for almost 6 years now. I am currently a designer, writer, videographer and creative director and Sam is a photographer, videographer, musician and illustrator. We both spend a large portion of our time working on creative projects, jobs and hobbies and it makes up a big part of our lives both individually and together. Over the last 6 years, we have learnt a lot about what works, what doesn't work, what we enjoy and don't, and ways to make the most of our creativity alongside one another.
You might be creative, your partner might be creative, or maybe you both are but whatever your circumstance, there are some things that might help you out along the way.
Partners in Crime
The best thing about dating someone creative, is that they are your biggest fan and often your partner in crime. They are there to help you if you're stuck on an idea or can't find something in Photoshop, you can bounce your ideas off of them and get their feedback on your work in progress. If you're both creative, you will have the added bonus that they will understand how the creative process works and can empathise with you when you're going through both the highs and lows of that experience. It's a great feeling to have someone on your side, so when you're having a tough time, doubting yourself or struggling with an idea, your romantic partner can also be your creative partner!
The Creative Rollercoaster
Most of the time, dating someone creative is a blessing, but there are a few times where it might feel a little more like a curse. When one or both of you are experiencing the hard parts of the creative process, it is often a difficult period of time as you work your way through the problem. You might argue about how to do things, or offend each other when you give feedback. The weight of creative work can also keep you back from spending time together as the clients pile up and the deadlines approach. These are all normal things to experience, but as a team you can overcome them all.
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Our advice is to be your partner's biggest fan. Being creative is a tumultuous experience, often full of doubt, uncertainty and stress, as well as moments of joy, breakthrough and success. Your creative partner will be experiencing these emotions all over the place, sometimes even all at once! They need your support and encouragement along the way, so remember to always tell them how proud you are of them, how much you love the work they do and their passion for their art. Praise from your best friend means so much and will go a long way, especially in the hard times. As in any relationship, communication is key, so be honest about what you're going through, what stage of the creative process you're experiencing, how you feel about each other's work, and how your partner can help you along the way. Make time for each other, and be purposeful about spending periods of time together outside of your creative work.
Sam and I both hope that this is helpful for you, and are happy to answer any questions you might have, so be sure to comment down below if you do have any. You can watch the video below to hear us chat about this more and answer some additional questions too!
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State senator says no controversy with this year's GRAMA bill
Bearone Monroe, UTFeb. 11, 2012 7:09 p.m.
I will have to see it to believe it!!! Remember, these same legislators are the ones who tired to make everything private!! It is still time to kick them all out of office and get some people in there with good common sense.
one old man Ogden, UTFeb. 11, 2012 8:04 a.m.
Regardless of what any of them claim, we need a very close eye on them. Our legislators have shown again and again why they cannot be trusted.
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Tsar wrote:chanta76 wrote:Tsar,
Have you done skype yet? Do they have skype? How old are you? Don't put everything in one basket. Always have a back up plan.
First thing first RELAX. I guess you don't have allot experience with women so you might fumble allot but relax and just have fun.
I haven't done Skype yet. I'm 26 and she's 16. I don't think I'd be able to do Skype with her because I on'y speak English and very basic Russian. She only speaks Russian and probably Belarusian. Maybe a Skype texting chat where we see each other in real-time with webcam might be possible once I get to know her better.
I am very sure that she probably has Skype. I know she has a smartphone and a regular computer because I see the icons. I only have a computer so I have the computer icon. I never owned a Smartphone, they're too expensive at the moment and I don't really want that bill. I don't have any friends anyway, so why do I need a smartphone in America?
Have you ever thought about tracphones? I have two phones. One is an old style phone with physical number pad. That's the one I have a service plan on. My other phone is a tracphone that I don't use for calls. The tracphone is touchscreen and runs Android, so I use apps (Skype included) on it. It cost me 11 dollars and I use it to read ebooks or listen to music.


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The most important thing you can do is talk. Talk about what life was like when you were growing up, and when your parents were young. Share stories and enjoy books, pictures and films. Ask lots of questions and try to find out the answers. Use the internet and visit the local library to find interesting facts which you can then share with your class.
If you think you might have some suitable materials or role play items that you would like to share with us, or if you have any skills, expertise or knowledge you would like to share please pop in and see your child's class teacher.
KS1 Creative Curriculum Quest Autumn 2013
Welcome back! We hope you have had a good summer holiday and have enjoyed the break. The KS1 team are keen to get busy with our new topic entitled 'Back to the Future', which will see us become time lords exploring distant lands and time, past and present.
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Why time machines?
Exploring people and places will help children develop an international mindset understanding the beliefs of others whilst developing awareness of their own nationality and beliefs. They will have many opportunities to show respect for themselves and of others.
Art, Music, Dance and Drama
In art lessons we will be exploring landscapes. We will be learning about the work of artists who capture the mood of time travel e.g. Van Gogh's 'Starry night'. Then, using our bodies and senses we will create compositions to demonstrate our understanding of various periods in time, both past and present. Our time machines will be completed with sound effects to suit our passage through time.
Design and Technology and ICT
We will be planning, designing and creating our own time machines which we can use to travel to many places. On return from our travels ICT will help us research the lands and time we visit and will help us create images of the future worlds we see.
In literacy we will continue to follow the Read Write Inc. programme and support children in developing their confidence with phonics, reading and writing. We will also use literacy within our topic lessons to ensure that all children are given wider reading and writing opportunities linked to our theme.
P.E and outdoor learning
Children will develop a range of gross and small motor skills within PE lessons through gymnastics, swimming and games. All classes will be taught for one session per week by a sports coach. Rowan Class will be swimming on Thursdays. We will promote learning through play and outdoors whenever possible. Please make sure your child has a PE kit in school at all times.
We will be exploring suitable materials to protect us inside our time machines. And once we take flight we will be learning about forces, (particularly pushes and pulls) and discovering our senses and how sound travels.
History and Geography
As Geographers we will be learning to read maps, globes and atlases to find out about the countries we may visit in our time machine. We will be drawing maps and plans of our travels and thinking to the future of how we might travel.
As Historians we will be learning about significant events in our past. Beginning with our own family history we will journey through time, discovering what is was like when dinosaurs roamed and understanding how innovative the Victorians were. Using what we know about our past will help us to predict what might happen in the future.
We will continue to practise our mental maths by completing daily maths and Olympic maths challenges and putting mathematical understanding into practise by solving everyday problems – Please see separate sheet for further details.
Whilst on our travels we will consider what different people think about our past and our future prospects and how values can alter over time. A lot of our activities will involve the children working as a team to solve problems and we will be teaching skills to enable this and to create and foster independent and interdependent learning.
We look forward to sharing our learning with you each step of the way!
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Hello world,
I'm trying to do a clean install of windows 7 (OEM) on a 2TB caviar green WD20EARX.
The problem shows up during windows installation when it asks ' where do you want to install windows?'
Only 1 disc is shown with 2048.0GB of free space (which is correct), it's name is "Disk 0 Partition 1"
It says that the disc has a MBR partition table and windows can only be installed to GPT drives.
When I try to format the drive it reads [Error: 0x80070057]
Can you help me please?
PS My motherboard is a Gigabyte H77M-D3H, CPU is an i5-3550 with 8GB of 1333MHz RAM and one 2TB Caviar Green WD20EARX hard drive.
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Tom Thumb in Trouble is a 1940 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones.
Tom falls in water while his father is away. After a bird saves him, Tom's father chases the bird away and Tom goes out into the blizzard to order to find the bird.
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Slash Confirms Corey Taylor Velvet Revolver Rumors
Slash has admitted the rumours about Corey Taylor being involved with Velvet Revolver are true but a final decision has yet to be made.
Slash has admitted the rumours about Corey Taylor being involved with Velvet Revolver are true but a final decision has yet to be made.
The guitarist had been avoiding making any comment on the gossip, while the Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman simply said: "To be continued."
Now it seems that's an accurate picture of the situation: due to Slash's touring commitments the band ran out of time to decide whether to bring Taylor on board as replacement for Scott Weiland, who was saked in 2008.
Slash tells the Charlotte Observer: "There was truth to the rumour that we were looking at Corey but then I left for tour. So there's nothing being done at the moment. No decision has been made."
Weiland's wayward behaviour and drug issues prompted his removal three years ago, after which the band went on hiatus. Slash previously commented that it was "just bad luck" he'd had problems with his frontmen referring to the collapse of the original GnR lineup when Axl Rose took over the outfit in the mid-1990s.
Now the guitarist says: "Beggars can't be choosers. The most important thing is to find people who are musically capable, then you have to take their personality into account. It's something you need to accept within reason if they play the way you want them to play.
"A lot of musicians are crazy that's what makes them great musicians."
The ruling doesn't seem to apply to Taylor, however, widely regarded as a well-balanced character. McKagan last week described him as "a cool guy and a cool musician."
Thanks for the report to RockNewsDesk.com.