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He is suuuuch a perfect artist to listen to on repeat! When I was totally heartbroken last October, I spent a whole day in bed listening to Music For Tourists on loop. His music has such a MOOD to it. I loooove it :)
He is suuuuch a perfect artist to listen to on repeat! When I was totally heartbroken last October, I spent a whole day in bed listening to Music For Tourists on loop. His music has such a MOOD to it. I loooove it :)
1. Chris Garneau - Over and Over - the sweetest little sad song about regret. Not my fault. You said so. You said it over and over.
2. John Mayer - City Love - maybe the first song I ever heard from him; it's still perfect. Captures the mood of languid love in some dirty apartment. One of the few songs I can listen to dozens of times in one day & not get sick of it.
3. Peanuts - Christmas Time Is Here - my favorite Christmas song… just flawless. This feels like hot chocolate & sitting by the window basked in snowy light.
1. a) How many songs did you write in 2010?
b) How many of those do you feel are actually good?
2. What was your best/favorite song of the year? Why?
3. Worst/least favorite song of the year? Why?
4. What were your biggest inspirations this year?
5. Which artists most influenced your work this year?
6. What's your favorite lyric you wrote?
7. Which song has your favorite music you wrote, but not necessarily lyric?
8. Where did you do most of your songwriting this year?
9. Compared to other years, did you…
a) write more songs, or less?
b) write better songs, or worse?
10. Did you have any significant change/growth in your writing style this year?
11. What was the most important lesson you learned about songwriting this year?
12. Which 2010 song(s) of yours did your fans/family/friends like the most? Why do you think that is?
13. What was the most uncharacteristic or unusual song you wrote this year?
14. What are your songwriting-related resolutions/goals for 2011?
15. What could you have done differently this year to make your songs better?
16. Tell your 3 most interesting or unusual songwriting-related stories/anecdotes from 2010:
17. Describe any unfinished songs from 2010 that you hope to finish in 2011:
18. If you could name one song you wrote in 2010 that really sums up the year for you, what would it be & why?
19. If you were going to record a 5-song EP of songs you wrote in 2010, to send to record labels or to sell, which 5 would you choose & why?
20. How would you describe or summarize your musical style or vision in 2010?
every piece of text has lyrics buried in it & you come out of every dream with a melody knocking on your brain & you can never really shut it off but that's okay.
Oh wow, great question.
I think I would play some of my weirder songs for Regina Spektor (maybe Jellyfish, Eggshell, Morning In Chernobyl) & explain to her how she was my first major musical influence, the first artist who made me want to sit at the piano & write songs. Often, quite absurd songs, since that's what she was doing back when I first started listening to her (the Soviet Kitsch era).
I'd have Nellie McKay listen to my gay marriage songs. Of all the artists I know who infuse politics into their music, she's my favorite. Also I'd ask her if she'd play cello solos in… uh… all my songs.
I'd jam with John Mayer on Worthy. See if he could get a sick guitar solo happening.
For Tegan & Sara I'd play my ukulele covers of their songs Hell & Alligator. Hopefully that would amuse them.
the code "eggshell" will give you 30% off anything from my online music shop for the next 2 days…!!
My dad was driving me to the Celebration of Life we had for my grandma (basically a performance/party in lieu of a funeral) & I was thinking about how sad I was about her dying, & I thought, "Inside I'm as weak as an eggshell." I thought it might make a good song but I didn't have anywhere to write it down so I just let it go.
But generally, if an idea is good, it'll come back instead of just disappearing into the ether… so a couple days later I remembered the line & wrote some lyrics. Then a couple more days after that, I put them to music. I don't remember anything about that part… it just kind of happened.
I was going through a bunch of poems I wrote, trying to decide which piece of writing I'm MOST proud of, from ALL of 2010… and I concluded that it's probably the essay I wrote as my final assignment for grade 12 english. The title of the essay is "Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged: Pedophilia and Other Stories." IT'S SO GOOD. It makes me want to make out with myself because I'm soooo clever and brilliant. Haha.
"i'm, uh, a poet,"
i mumble, blushing like i
care about money.
i am olympic;
my prowess: unparalleled
(at taking long naps).
unrequited love
bores the shit out of me now.
give me something REAL!
summer always passes too quickly
& winter always lasts too long
i wish that i wasn't so picky
i wish that you weren't so wrong
my art always comes in a flurry
like i'm hearing the mind of the muse
you told me that i better hurry
i better hurry up & choose
but it's a long long season
& there's no reason to part ways
but i'm not really here
so you better steer clear of this maze
Memory: 5th grade. Age 10. I have been a member of the "popular girls" crowd for a few months but I'm still not fitting in very well. They know it & I certainly know it.
We're having one of our typical bratty arguments. They're all worried about having the latest, trendiest, most expensive clothes, & I say, "Why do you guys care so much about appearances? They're not important!"
An upper-middle-class blonde in Juicy Couture says, "If you don't care about appearances, why do you brush your hair in the morning?" She lists a few other examples. Eyeliner, teeth, jewelry.
I struggle with my words, & ultimately fail to articulate what I could now express confidently, if anyone ever got into the same argument with me, which they don't: I care about how I look, not because I care what you think, but because if I think that I look good, I feel that I look good & I act like I look good.
& this is just as easily achieved in a $3 vintage dress.
Fortunately I don't even need to be writing this, because none of my current friends have the same values that those girls did back then, thank god.
peruse: verb. read or examine thoroughly or carefully.
pursue: verb. 1. follow in order to catch or attack. 2. seek to attain (a goal). 3. proceed along (a path or route). 4. follow or continue with (a course of action). continue to investigate or discuss.
Receiving something exciting in the mail is one of life's great joys. Seriously. These are the days of bills & circulars, worth less to the recipient than the paper they were printed on. To most people, these things actually have negative value. I cannot begin to describe what a kick I get from pulling a colourful envelope out of my post office box!
There is something touching about it, something genuine & unique & authentic. It means that somebody across the ocean has taken the time to sit down & write you something, to put pen to paper with you in mind. Then, with the envelope tucked securely in their handbag, they have deposited it in a box on the side of the road, & postal workers have passed it between hands until it finally arrives at your house.
I love that."—Gala Darling, "Sealed with a Kiss"
I made these lists while falling asleep last night, in an attempt to try to brainstorm further goals & resolutions for 2011…
improv, sleep, energy/vitality, laughter, family, music, writing, theatre, getting dressed up, photography, blogging, reading, learning, water, vegetables & fruits, small parties, lipstick, gratitude, sensuality, social engagements, exercise, walking, achieving goals, publicity, encouragement, being proud of myself, meditation, yoga, cute eccentric outfits
addiction/reliance, computer time, stress, deadlines, procrastination, guilt, sugar, carbs, mindlessness/inertia, boredom, cold, messiness, disorganization, sedentariness, insecurity, not following through, sore back, feeling sloppy, fruitless yearning
-get to bed by 11PM every day
-less junk, more fruit/veg/water
-go out on camera adventures
-compute less, read more
-daily gratitude practices
-regular meditation on goals/wishes
-yoga & hooping
-Dreams about nerdy things like being given Moleskines en masse, or critiquing someone's improv in absurdly intricate detail
-The amazingly useful sociological insights in Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus - & the fact that I am studying this book in school!
-Impulsive bookstore shopping sprees, & the ensuing hours spent curled up with great novels
-Setting priorities & shirking the responsibilities that don't matter in favor of the ones that do
-Contacting people who have inspired & influenced you to tell them so
-Huge joyful cathartic family events full of music, laughter, great food, & good wine
-How often it seems the universe sends me pick-me-ups when I'm not feeling so hot - especially boxes of fascinating books by the side of the road
-Doing an Inception-themed improv structure with my team!!! (I might blog about this further later because it's soooo cool, I'm really really stoked about working on it & performing it for people)
-I HAVE NOW APPLIED FOR UNIVERSITY. Finally!
-When I manifest these tiny, weird things that I've been thinking about - a certain word, song, person, whatever. So strange & affirming.
People keep telling me to make a Tumblr ask box, even though I already have a Formspring, so I did.
I'm currently working on a rough draft of my goals for 2011.
Every year I make a list of goals & stick it up on my bedroom mirror, crossing things off as I make them happen.
In 2010 I had 18 goals, organized into 3 categories (professional, social, other). So far I have successfully achieved 12 of 18.
When I started making my 2011 list, I noticed that it was going to have to be divided up quite differently. The new categories are: creativity; wisdom & responsibility (a.k.a. school & finances); self-love; social; & miscellaneous.
I'm up to 20 goals so far. Some examples: write 20+ good songs; submit 3+ pieces of writing to a publication; read 30+ books; buy my dream laptop; go vegetarian for a week; kiss someone new; open a bank account.
It's going to be a great year.
_____ wears briefs from the little boys' section, emblazoned with trains & dogs & firemen.
she doesn't need to wear a bra, so she doesn't.
her hair is short & choppy & she secretly likes when i ruffle it, even when she protests.
she has arms which are thin but feel unbelievably safe to me when they're holding me: in bed, standing up in the kitchen, waiting for the subway.
she cooks magnificent vegetarian meals & serves them lavishly, clearly wanting so much for me to be pleased with her (& i always am).
she reminds me of a teenage boy when she makes awkward-yet-adorable suggestive comments, plays video games with utmost intensity, or slyly pretends to stretch so she can put her palm around me.
she reads comic books, graphic novels, gender theory books, & canadian personal narrative anthologies. her favorite writer is a toss-up between stephen king, douglas coupland, & bryan lee o'malley.
she writes poetry but is shy about it.
she has wide, interested eyes & a pink mouth.
her giggles are genuinely adorable & adorably genuine.
Grief is such a strange creature, utterly unpredictable, completely manageable one moment & roaring like a lion the next. Every so often you realize that they really are gone & that you really do miss them - & that it isn't the kind of missing that can be quelled as easily as a subway ride & a chat over tea. This is forever; this is permanent; & the concept of absolute permanence doesn't seem to come naturally to the human mind, so it takes a great many unfoldings for grief to lay itself out flat on the floor like a carpet you can step right over & walk right past.
The guidance office:
Slow, cheerful hellhole, full of
Chirping counsellors

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Ra'Shede Hageman – Defensive Lineman, Minnesota, 6-6, 311
Hageman is another tall, big defensive lineman that could play as a 3-4 end. He doesn't quite have the pass rushing skills as Tuitt, but he may be a more reliable player against the run.
He's a big body that can hold his gap and clog up offensive linemen so linebackers can get to the ball carrier.
This year's draft class is supposed to be deep at defensive line, so I wouldn't be surprised either if the Packers waited to later rounds to address this position. But if the Packers do decide to go D-line in the first round, Hageman isn't a bad choice for a 3-4 team seeking talented big men.
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I Understand that and the red zone O was sorry all game, We all know this and ball needs to be handed off more. But Tom did float a beaut to DA. You stated in a post to babe I think that tI'm didn't get it done. IMO driving us down and giving a 20-17 lead gets it done and putting a ball in DA's hands to take the lead is getting it done too. Like Gisele said "he can't throw and catch the balls"......just opinion there
Yes...had Danny caught that pass, all of this would have been academic. But, he didn't. That made Tom's failure to finish those previous two long drives which stalled at the Miami 4 and 5 yard line, respectively, into TDs, more pronounced.
So because Amendola drops a TD you penalize Brady? There is a basic flaw in your grading criteria TP.
smh...Brady should change his name to Rodney. In a few years T.P is gonna wish his biggest problem was a 2nd round bust safety. I cant wait to see how long it takes to get over the G.O.A.T. We will probably be set back for years, esp. if they plan on promoting Joshy who cant do Jack with Qbs not named Brady...See (Bradford, great rookie year, in comes Joshy, Horrible 2nd year) oh and Orton? He was never to be seen again after being coached by Joshy....lol


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So can I have my heart back CONSIDERING YOU JUST RIPPED IT THE FUCK OUT
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Enhanced for the Resource Guide: Commentaries0
Bible Commentaries can be an extremely valuable study tool. Many commentaries include historical and culture context, theological interpretation, and other resources like timelines and charts. The resource guide of The Bible Study App makes using commentaries a seamless part of your study.
In the below screenshot (click to enlarge) I have my Bible opened to Daniel chapter 1. The commentary section of the resource guide then shows me which of my commentaries have related entries to this text.
The Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary indicates seven entries so I'll click on that commentary to see a preview of the those entries.
Since this chapter talks about Daniel and his friends being placed in a Babylonian learning environment, I'm interested in learning more about what that may have looked like. I then click on the third entry that talks about the language and literature of the Babylonians.
I can then read a fascinating article about historical Babylonian education that Daniel and his friends would have been exposed to. Thanks to enhanced commentaries like the Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary I can easily gain some amazing insight that helps me view the Biblical text in new ways.
Go here to see available commentaries!
The Resource Guide2
What is the Resource Guide?
As you read along in your Bible in the main window of The Bible Study App, the Resource Guide in the split window follows along, looking in your library for any information that is relevant to your reading. As you scroll or change scripture references the Resource Guide will stay in sync looking to all of your study resources making for a powerful and easy to use study tool.
Your Very Own Research Assistant
Think of the Resource Guide as your own personal research assistant. If you were reading about Paul's first missionary journey in Acts 13, your research assistant has a map of Paul's journey, cross references to passages in Paul's letters written to the churches he founded, charts that give an overview of Paul's life, and all sorts of other resources. You didn't have to do anything, in fact, you didn't even have to ask. All of the work was already done by your personal research assistant, the Resource Guide.
Completely Customizable
The configuration of the Resource Guide is also customizable. To access the options for customizing the Resource Guide tap on the double arrow button (double gear for Android) in the upper right corner. You will then see the various options for customizing the different sections in the Resource Guide.
What types of resources work with the Resource Guide?
The Resource Guide is 'verse driven' which means that the Bible passage that is open in the main window directs references in the Resource Guide. Not every resource is verse driven but some examples of verse driven resources are:
- Articles on people, places, and other topics
- Study Bible notes
- Commentaries
- Outlines
- Dictionaries
- Introductions to books of the Bible
- Cross references
- Maps
For more information about the Resource Guide or other App features check out our Help Center.
Enhanced for the Resource Guide: Bible Dictionaries0
What is the resource guide? The resource guide is your personal research assistant within The Bible Study App. When we say a resource is "enhanced" for the resource guide, it means it's more than just a flat ebook that you read once and put away. An enhanced resource is a powerful feature in The Bible Study App that you can use to find what you're looking for easily and quickly. A Bible dictionary is one of the products that Olive Tree enhances for the resource guide.
Here's three ways The Bible Study App enhances a Bible dictionary (screenshots are from an iPad):
Open your favorite Bible in the main window. (I've got the NLT open in this example.) Then tap the split window handle and drag it to a width or height you like. As I scroll through the Bible text, the resource guide keeps up with me and searches through all the books in my library for content related to the Scripture passage in the Main Window. If you scroll down the resource guide results, you will see the section headings "People," "Places," and "Topics."
Tap or click on the person/place/topic you want to learn more about. I chose "Gethsemane" in this example. The Bible Study App then brings you results from within the resources you have on your device. This is where you will find dictionaries that have been enhanced for the resource guide.
You'll see that the resource has the words "Article to Gethsemane" underneath the book cover. Tap/Click on the book cover and The Bible Study App will take you directly to the article within the enhanced resource.
Here I've chosen the Tyndale Bible Dictionary as an example. Already an invaluable addition to the library of pastors, students, and any serious reader of the Bible, The Bible Study App makes it even more powerful. You'll find over 1,000 articles on a comprehensive range of topics, complete with hundreds of additional maps, photos, and illustrations—all based on the research of 139 prominent Biblical scholars and available at your fingertips.
After you've tapped on the Tyndale Bible Dictionary, you can scroll down and read the entire article without having to leave your Bible text.
If there are scripture references in the article, just tap the verse and it will appear in a pop-up window.
You can also tap the top right hand corner of the pop-up window to bring up the option to open these hyperlinked references in the main window or the split window.
You can also utilize the Tyndale Bible Dictionary as a traditional dictionary in The Bible Study App. Just Tap/Click the "Go-To" button and scroll through this awesome resource as you would a hard-copy dictionary.
The Bible Study App Search feature takes Bible dictionaries to another level. Tap/Click the "Search" icon (magnifying glass icon) and type the word you're looking for to find all the references of that word in the Tyndale Bible Dictionary.
This is how Bible dictionaries enhanced for the resource guide will enhance your Bible Study. How do you use Bible dictionaries in your personal Bible Study?
Enhanced For The Resource Guide: Study Bibles2
One of the most powerful features of The Bible Study App is the Resource Guide found in the Split Window. The Resource Guide is home to all of your enhanced study resources such as maps, commentaries, dictionaries, outlines, etc. An enhanced resource is a powerful study tool in that it looks to the text open in the main window and finds related entries to help you in your study.
In the next several blog posts we'll highlight the various types of enhanced resources and how they can help you in your study of the Bible.
Study Bibles
A study Bible in The Bible Study App is an easy to use and very powerful tool in guiding you in your understanding of the text. Many study Bibles contain resources such as maps, timelines, profiles on Biblical characters, commentaries and articles. Because study Bible's are uniquely enhanced for the resource guide they will work with any version of the Bible that is open in the main window.
In the screenshot above (taken from The Bible Study App on Windows Desktop) I have my main Bible text open to John chapter 1. As I scroll through the Resource Guide I can see all of my enhanced resources that have an entry pertaining to the current text that I'm reading. I notice that my NLT Study Bible has entries for related verses, commentaries, maps, outlines, and introductions. The numbers indicate how many entries are available for each enhanced resource.
The NLT Study Bible in the resource guide shows ten entries under the Commentary section for John 1:1-10. When I click on the NLT Study Bible it then shows me a preview of those ten entries and I can click again to read the full commentary. As I read on in the text those entries will stay in sync with my passage no matter what translation I have open in the main window.
To browse available Study Bibles for The Bible Study App go HERE.
Free Resource Friday0
This week's free ebook for The Bible Study App is the biography of John Wesley.
This biography of John Wesley spans his whole life, giving a sketch of his life, theology and ministry. The founder of Methodism, a prolific speaker and a man of deep faith, John Wesley comes alive in this biography. Based on Wesley's letter and sermons as well as previous biographies, this biography aims to reveal the crucible of trials where Wesley's faith was formed and to detail Wesley's "evangelistic appeal to the heart and conscience." John Wesley the Evangelist is excellent reading for all Christians.
Find it for free in the App store of The Bible Study App or go HERE for download instructions.
Look Inside: Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary2
The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary offers easy access to articles on people, places, things, and events in Scripture. Here are two ways you can use this comprehensive resource in the Olive Tree Bible Study App.
The first way is through the Split Window and Resource Guide. Open your favorite Bible translation in the main window and the Resource Guide in the Split Window. As you read through your Bible text, the Resource Guide searches through all the downloaded resources in your library to find related Bible study content.
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You'll notice that the Resource Guide pulls related content from all of your downloaded resources. If you scroll down the Resource Guide results, you will see the section headings "People," "Places," and "Topics." These headings give you the results of articles based on your downloaded resources.
Android iOS Windows Desktop
Tap or click on the person/place/topic you want to learn more about. I chose "Samaria" in this example. The Bible Study App then brings you results from within the resources you have on your device. This is where you will find the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary within the Resource Guide.
Android iOS Windows Desktop
You'll notice that the resource has the words "Article to Samaria" underneath the book cover. Tap/Click on the book cover and The Bible Study App will take you directly to the article within the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary.
Android iOS Windows Desktop
As you are reading the article, any Scripture references become hyperlinks that you can tap/click to view as a pop-out window:
Android iOS Windows Desktop
The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is a comprehensive resource with 5,000 articles by leading evangelical scholars. There's also 400 color illustrations, maps, and photos. Here's one example from the Samaria article we've been reading:
Android iOS Windows Desktop
The second way you can utilize the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is as a traditional dictionary in The Bible Study App. Just Tap/Click the "Go-To" button and scroll through this awesome resource as you would a hard-copy dictionary.
Android iOS Windows Desktop
With our Search feature, The Bible Study App takes the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary to another level. Tap/Click the "Search" icon and type the word you are looking for to find all of the references in the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary.
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As you can see, the Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary is a helpful resource for studying the Bible.


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Category Archives: I am abysmal and so can you
With a hand like that, I wonder what those oversized glasses are hiding.
The Samsonite iDiva bag can carry all your essentials, provided those essentials fit in the palm of your hand and your hand is the size of an avocado. It can carry a lot of avocados, is what I'm saying.
It figures the child of an unnatural union would have a lot of unnatural features on or around her face.
It's always fun to guess which features children inherit from their parents. Suri seems to have Katie's overly smoothed skin and eerie expression, but she definitely got her height from Daddy Cruise.
Thanks Wideborx for the find.
Besides the obvious, what is going on with this woman's right wrist? It looks like it's bent back and the palm should be up to me. In any case, I'll wager this girl can flip a perfect omelet every time!
Thanks Robin. You can see the original on the Fotokoch site.
Yo Tyler, you might want to listen-share-learn a little bit yourself. If you're running an ad in Print magazine for Wacom, you might want to not make a mess of the Photoshopping.
Thanks to Mike!
"Well to be totally honest we don't actually have anyone here who knows how to use Photoshop."
Thanks to Todd!
You'd think that someone with the vast intellect required to lecture the President on physics would have some sort of basic understanding of how reflections work.
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The 2014 Summer League is off to a good start for the Orlando Magic as they beat the Philadelphia 76ers 83-77 in Orlando.
What made it even better was the performance of their 2014 draft choices, particularly Aaron Gordon and Devyn Marble.
Gordon had seven points on 3-11 shooting and snagged five rebounds but perhaps the highlight of the game was this huge block on K.J. McDaniels.
Marble, not to be outdone, added 13 points going 5-for-7 from the field. Two of his field goals were 3-pointers.
Elfrid Payton struggled somewhat though for the Magic as he had only two points and had four turnovers in a little under 18 minutes but did add five assists.
The Magic were powered by their star rookie from last season, Victor Oladipo, as he had a team high 18 points.
Orlando also had good contributions from Kadeem Batts, who played his college ball at Providence, and Romero Osby.
Batts had 11 points off the bench in less than 15 minutes of action. Osby had 10 points and three boards.
It was Osby's first action since January after he underwent season-ending shoulder surgery. The Magic's second round draft pick in the 2013 draft played 12 games with the Maine Red Claws of the D-League last season, averaging 16.2 PPG and 6.4 RPG.
The Magic's next Summer League tilt is Monday, when they play the Houston Rockets at 5 p.m.
Highlights from today's game can be found by clicking here.
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If you are elected in the forthcoming parliamentary elections from your constituency, what amenities will you create to your people by utilizing the amounts from MPLADS ??
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Top priority - Public Urinals / Good roads / Proper drainage / Cleanwater and smooth electric supply and above all security to the people through proper policing!!!Answered by Vishwanath V, 10 Dec '11 02:59 pm
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This is probably not news to you: Many technologically challenged parents are being introduced to the world of texting by their children, the Denver Post reports. "Statistics point emphatically to kids and young adults under 25 driving the tidal surge in text messaging – up fourfold in the past two years to almost 30 billion […]
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Be wary of e-cards!
Warning: Those "holiday e-greetings" you and your kids find in your email in-boxes may not all be from friends. "E-cards can spread cheer, cheesy humor, and, unfortunately, computer viruses," the Christian Science Monitor reports. "Spammers and hackers continually shift their strategies to match the calendar. And this time of year, they often hide behind season's […]
Very public binge drinking
When CNN contacted a 22-year-old university business major about a video she posted of herself drunk she took it down, saying the interview request made her realize anyone could see it, CNN reports. She's a member of a Facebook group with more than 172,000 members called "Thirty Reasons Girls Should Call it a Night," which […]
Half of us search for ourselves…
…or someone else in Web search engines, according to the latest study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. The exact figures are 47% searching for ourselves, up from 22% in 2002, and 53% searching for others. The findings "reflect how people are sharing more and more of their lives on the Internet, as […]
Euro social networking
Lots of news this week about European social networking, with headlines about Bebo, Piczo, Facebook, and Bahu. Piczo, reportedly the UK's 4th-largest social-networking site, is going mobile, The Guardian reports. The site will allow users "to post photos, videos and messages from their phones to their profile pages." [The Times of London reported that "British […]
Schools' sex-offender detection tech
The national sex-offender database is being put to another use in some of the US's public schools. The Washington Post describes a new computerized security system being put in place in the Prince William County School District, Virginia's second-largest. The system, called "The Raptor" "scans government-issued identification cards and checks them against a database of […]
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"Revenues from mobile 'adult services' are set to approach $3.5 billion by 2010," reports VNUNET in the UK. It's citing new findings by Juniper Research, which says the growth "will be fuelled by increasing adoption of streamed video and video chat" on phones and "a sharp rise" in the use of "3G" or smart phones […]
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If you check your child's browser history, you probably don't want to find any of the social-networking sites Penthouse has just acquired. Even though the adult content industry says all the homemade x-rated videos on the user-produced Web have hurt its business, Penthouse Media is bullish, the New York Times reports. Penthouse has invested $500 […]
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Shorewood — Newcomer Wendy Daniell-Rhodes has been eliminated in the Tuesday primary election for the School Board.
Incumbents Paru Shah and Ruth Treisman led the field with 34.3 and 25.6 percent of the vote, respectively, followed by newcomers Gregg Davis with 18.2 percent, Margaret Schmidt with 14.7 percent, and Daniell-Rhodes with 6.9 percent.
Shah, Treisman, Davis and Schmidt will vie for two seats on the School Board in the coming April 1 spring election.
Results remain unofficial until certified by the Board of Canvassers (bold eliminated):
Paru Shah (i): 323
Ruth Treisman (i): 241
Gregg Davis: 171
Margaret Schmidt: 138
Wendy Daniell-Rhodes: 65
Of approximately 9,600 registered voters, about 5.3 percent turned out to vote.
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
Project Mania
Projects have recently taken over my life. I think I am trying to do absolutely everything I have ever wanted to do before I have to start teaching again. So, making things has been the name of the game during Nathan's nap-times. The list is something like: one skirt, one baby toy, three wreaths, one loaf of Victorian Milk Bread, 10 half-pints of strawberry freezer jam, two dozen peanut butter sandwich cookies with marshmallow cream, and five pounds of potato salad. I planted some lettuce, a tomato, and a squash plant. Signed up for VBS (the missions rotation for the elementary kids). Currently about to go out of town for Mother's Day. Joined a church. Yeah, so busy.
Sometimes, when I get craft projects in mind, I can't think about anything else. I'm not interested in eating, bathing, or generally living, until I get it finished. Add to that the stress and general discombobulation I feel when my house is out of order, which it inevitably is when I have a project going, particularly a sewing project, and I have a deep desire to fly through the process, just so I can then clean everything up!
Nathan has been busy too. He has cut two teeth, learned to roll from his back to his stomach, and started sleeping through the nights most nights. He is funny about rolling over--he can get onto his stomach, but can't roll back onto his back, and doesn't particularly like being on his stomach, so he rolls over and then fusses until we rescue him. A turtle on its shell, but in reverse! I love this boy!
The peanut butter cookies are very good (and happen to be gluten- and dairy-free). I am taking them (along with an obscene amount of potato salad) to a cookout with my family on Mother's Day, and allowed Jordan and myself to sample only one each. I am hoping the rest survive the trip! We are planning to stay a few days, spend time with the family, and do some hiking (and Jordan plans for some climbing/bouldering, too). Should be a nice adventure.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
Easter Things
Easter was lovely. I spent the Thursday before baking Hot Cross Buns, but they didn't turn out quite like I expected--more dense, like a bagel. I will tweak the recipe a bit for next year. While I baked I had the film Chocolat on in the background, which was seasonally appropriate. I also dyed eggs that day, using a plain Paas kit that was on sale at CVS. I always like to see the "imperfections" in the dying--the whirls and splotches, that I think are more beautiful than most things you would purposely do. Nathan's little Easter basket didn't have any candy in it this year, but he did get some new pacifiers and plastic link toys, which he has been enjoying very much.
My skirt came out nicely. It has box pleats and pockets and a lining, and I will be making more. We spent Easter weekend back home with our families, passing Nathan from one grandparent to the next. Sunday morning was church, and then dinner at my grandmother's.
The week has been nice, but not very productive. Jordan and I have been catching up on past seasons of Mad Men, which we had not seen in a very long time. That show is depressing and funny and provocative.
We had doctor's appointments on Wednesday, where we found out that Nathan is indeed a big boy, in the 98th percentile for height. Afterwards, I stopped in at JoAnne's Fabrics where Nathan very sweetly napped and let me wander around for a very long time. I ended up getting a fat quarter of fabric, some jingle bells, and jump rings to make a mobile for him. I also bought pinking shears, a purchase I had to agonize over a bit, since they were shockingly expensive, but, like my mom said, I'll have them for the rest of my life.
Today, I attempted to jump back on the productivity wagon. I stopped at a local store to get some fresh strawberries. Oh my goodness. Nothing like the kind from California that you get in the grocery store. These will mostly become freezer jam, and the rest will probably be eaten out right. I also got in some work time, editing the course I am teaching online this summer.
All in all, a good week, but I can't believe how fast the days are going.
Monday, April 14, 2014
I finished my skirt, and it was so much easier than I had anticipated making it with no pattern. I followed this tutorial, changing it only to add a lining to the skirt and interfacing to the waist band. I am happy with how it turned out, although the zipper was a bit of a debacle. I had learned a long time ago to put in zippers using a regular presser foot, but it isn't ideal--usually lumpy and puckered and messy. So, I decided I would buy a zipper foot and do it properly. I've had my sewing machine since I was 10, and if it ever had a zipper foot, it is long gone now. After trying to determine what on earth I needed, I finally ordered one off Amazon. Only to discover when it arrived that it was definitely not what I needed. Apparently, my machine was one of the last made with screw on feet, and what you mostly find now are snap on feet. Of course, what I had ordered was a snap on. So, I ended up putting in the zipper with the regular presser foot anyway. I think I can get an adapter though, so hopefully future projects will be a bit more smooth. Otherwise the skirt is pretty nice--it is fitted in the waist, has pockets, and a side zipper. More zipper craziness--the tutorial calls for cutting down the side of your skirt so that you can add the zipper in behind the pocket--I don't think I'll be doing that again. I would rather have a seam up the back and put the zipper in there.
Of course, I had to make Nathan something for Easter, as well--it's probably a good thing he isn't a girl, or all my time would be devoted to tiny dresses. As it is, boy clothes are bit too challenging, so I settled for making a tiny bowtie, which was so easy, using this tutorial. There will probably be a lot more bowties in his future.
Besides the sewing, we've been spending lots of time outside, taking walks at the park. The dogwoods and redbuds are blooming, and clouds of pollen waft through the air. My allergies are the worst they have every been, and I am chalking it up to postpartum-ness--I am wondering how long I get to blame everything on having had a baby. Still reading Sarum--just finished up the chapter on the feud between Stephen and Matilda, which is also the time frame for Ken Follett's Pillars of the Earth. Planning on making Hot Cross Buns for Easter, using the Pioneer Woman's recipe.
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Friday, March 28, 2014
Staying Home and Making Bread
When I was in graduate school, I told someone once that if the whole academic career thing didn't work out, I would like to just stay home and make bread. And while I am not saying the academic career hasn't worked out--it has just taken a different route--I am currently staying home and making bread (Strawberry Banana Bread, to be specific). And I am sewing. And planting a garden. And watching a sweet baby grow each day. My house is filled with trays of seedlings, fabric scraps, and stacks of burp cloths. While this new life has its challenges, I am reveling in the activities that I love, but haven't previously been able to tackle as passionately as I would like.
And, lucky, blessed girl that I am, I still get to pursue that academic life as well. I know that the role of adjunct is absolutely fraught in the academic community, but I am thankful for the flexibility that it provides. I I am lucky to have a husband with whom I have planned our budget and expenses to allow me to work like this. I am lucky to have a department chair willing to work my schedule around Jordan's. I'll be teaching online this summer, and then going back for a main campus class in August.
In the meantime, I am happy to have grading disappear from my to-do list. I have a new planner/notebook that I am loving and have spent way too much time making customized planner pages and meal-planning/grocery shopping lists.
Friends coming for dinner tonight. Homemade pizza and apple crisp on the menu.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Waiting for Spring
The weather lately is enough to drive anyone crazy. Saturday was gorgeous--low 70s and sunny. We worked in the yard (more on that in a bit) and generally enjoyed ourselves. Yesterday, it was snowing (again)! It didn't lay, but the rain, sleet, snow mess was rather depressing and made the doctor's appointment/ grocery store run fairly miserable--I don't like being wet and cold and I certainly don't like for the little fellow to be wet and cold!
He has been getting so big! He is holding his head up more and more and reaching during tummy time. We have begun to let him sleep unswaddled, and when I go in to him in the morning, he smiles (his smile is just like Jordan's--minus the teeth!) and puts his hand on my arm, and I am left a melted puddle in the floor. When he yawns sometimes he lets it out as a little yodeling coo. And he sings. I kid you not.
So, the work in the yard. We are re-doing the flower bed in the front yard. It is an oblong island with a lamp post on one end and a bird house on the other. When we moved in, it contained a crepe myrtle (which we moved a while back), zebra grass, lavender, Mexican heather, blackeyed susans, daisies, Chinese fringe flower, a yellow bell, an azalea, a butterfly bush, a rose, and a camellia. And it was a mess. So, we spent Saturday removing most everything--sickly shrubs and weeds were rooted up. We still have a bit more extracting to do, but in the end, there will only be the Mexican heather (which is thriving--I think it like the sandy soil), the butterfly bush, and the camellia. Then, we will replant with lavender, peonies, blackeyed susans, cone flower, and irises. Pretty, pretty.
I am particularly keen to have this bed looking nice because it is what people see when they drive up, but, more importantly, it is what we see when we look out. I chose flowers in the hopes that our little population of birds will appreciate them. We have a whole community of cardinals and blue jays (who like hanging out in the Bradford pears), house sparrows (who have taken over the bird house), and house finches (who foolishly try to build nests on our porch each spring--really, we don't mind it, but they knock the nests down themselves when they fly off). The sparrows are feisty little things--I have seen them defend the bird house against intrusive starlings and squirrels twice their size. By the way, I found a neat website that helps with bird identification here: What Bird.
Easter is coming, and I am preparing my Easter dress. Which won't actually be a dress because they are too difficult to nurse in. I decided to wear a skirt this year, but couldn't find anything I liked when I went shopping--an excellent excuse to break out the sewing machine, and a skirt is so easy. I am not even really using a pattern--I found so many good tutorials on Pinterest, and some lovely fabric on sale at Joanne's (I couldn't choose one, so it looks like I am making at least three skirts!).
The wrap pictured above is Avocado Egg Salad. I know that this will disgust most people--Jordan couldn't believe I ate it, but I thought it was delicious. I found the recipe from Never Homemaker on Pinterest as well. It is tasty. And seems right for spring.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Part-Time Nomads
Last week was spring break at the university, so we planned an epic trip--probably not that epic by most standards, but since this was the first vacation with a baby, it seemed pretty epic to us! We spent the first part of the week in our hometown--we go home at least about once a month, and divide our time between Jordan's parents and mine. We got to see all of our grandmothers as well as assorted aunts, uncles, and cousins.
On Thursday, we headed to Hanging Rock State Park. Jordan and I had visited a couple of times previously, but this time we were going to stay overnight. The park has several cabins. In the summer, they are rented by the week only, but during the off-season, you can rent by the night, with a two-night stay minimum. We had never seen the cabins so we weren't sure what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised. They are cute, spartan little affairs, all golden pine boards and high ceilings. No TV. No cell-phone reception. Heaven. We had expected some bad weather in the form of rain and a bit of freezing rain on Thursday night--we checked the weather report just before we left. However, just after we carried all our stuff into the cabin, flakes began to fall. And fall, and fall. It was still snowing when we woke up the next morning and continued for most of the day. Absolutely beautiful. We watched DVDs on the laptop, played Rook (where Jordan beat me soundly) and Scrabble (where I returned the favor), and read. Jordan read Mockingjay out loud while I fed Nathan, and then I snuck in some time with my current book, Edward Rutherford's Sarum, which, judging from its size, I will still be reading when Nathan starts kindergarten (it's too big for me to read while nursing!).
In the afternoon on Friday, the snow stopped, and the skies began to clear. We bundled Nathan up as soon as he woke from his nap, and went to hike to Tory's Den--apparently the site of a skirmish during the Revolutionary War. Since we hadn't been expecting snow during the trip, we had only brought sneakers--not boots. I solved the problem by wrapping my feet in grocery bags and tying them around my ankles before putting on my shoes--not cute, but effective: no wet feet! We finished our hike and then drove out to see Moore's Wall and then the park lake as the light was dimming and the shadows lengthening.
The next morning, we got in another hike at the Lower Cascades, before heading north. My niece was celebrating her first birthday, and we went to her party where everything was pink, polka-dotted, and sweet. Nathan did wonderfully considering we traveled a few hundred miles total, slept in three different locations, and saw dozens of people in the course of a week. He has the makings of a champion hiker, and he already has one state park and two waterfalls under his belt. We are looking forward to new adventures!
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The Green Bay Packers are my team. I have grown up in Wisconsin loving the Packers, and my wife and I just took advantage of the latest stock sale to become owners. I tell you this so that you know that I don't take what I am about to tell you lightly.
Until the NFL resolves the dispute with the game-day officials, I won't spend any more of my money on NFL merchandise, nor will I watch any NFL games. Even as I write this, I can't help but feel a loss for what I will miss. However, I also know that the replacement officials are not performing at the level that we, as NFL fans, players, coaches and executives, have come to expect.
It is my opinion that the performance of these officials has adversely affected the integrity of the game. Because of this, it is my hope that each of the 32 NFL teams will pressure the NFL to resolve this issue and restore the integrity that has been missing so far this season.


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The Kardashians have revealed their new Christmas card, an annual tradition the reality TV family shares with the world to mark the start of the holiday season. But compared to last year's conservative Kardashian Christmas card, which included the entire family including spouses and children, this year's holiday card was the complete opposite. The new 2013 Kardashian Christmas card features skimpy dresses, dramatic poses, and an over-the-top set decorated with naked mannequins and a giant dollar bill sign. It's definitely their most elaborate Christmas effort yet.
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Of course, Kim Kardashian steals the spotlight on the 2013 Kardashian Christmas card by placing herself closest to the camera in a typical Kim Kardashian-style dress. The skintight black gown with its giant slit up the left side and keyhole cutout shows off Kim's killer curves and bountiful cleavage. Her voluminous blonde hair bounces off her shoulders as she gives her usual smoldering look, parting her lips and staring with come-hither eyes.
The Kardashian Christmas card has a number of other Kardashian-Jenner family members standing around Kim in some, well, awkward poses. Kylie and Kendall Jenner stand on the left in the back. The two are styled in very similar long black dresses with large slits up the left sides, along with headdresses. While Kylie's dress has long sleeves, Kendall sports long opera gloves and positions herself in a strange pose with her arms above her head, as if directing traffic.
Khloe stands out in a black cocktail dress with her voluminous hair, sitting next to Kourtney's son Mason. Kourtney stands next to Khloe in her own black cocktail dress, holding her daughter Penelope in her arms. Surprisingly, Penelope is the only person on the holiday card not wearing black, but instead looking adorable in white.
But Mama Jenner sure is giving Miss Kim Kardashian a run for her money on the Kardashian Christmas card as she sits on top of a ticket booth to the left of Kourtney. The flashy mama holds her arms high above her head, wearing a black dress, a Cleopatra-like headdress, and a huge smile as flashes a whole lot of leg to the camera.
And sure enough, the last family member presented in this year's Christmas card is Bruce Jenner who is seen in a black tuxedo with shoulder length hair inside a clear case, which he seems to be desperately trying to get out of. Of course, Bruce is positioned to the side of the more glamorous Kim and Kris Kardashian.
Though Christmas cards are usually fun and heartwarming, the 2013 Kardashian Christmas card instead strikes us as abstract and odd. While the family shows off some pretty awkward poses, it's clear once again that Kim is the ruler in their household as they are even surrounded by photos of Kim on the card.
But not all of the Kardashian-Jenner family were included in this year's eccentric card. The 2013 Kardashian Christmas card is missing almost all of the male members, except Mason and Bruce. Rob Kardashian declined to appear in the card, along with the girls' significant others, Kanye West (Kim), Scott Disick (Kourtney) and Lamar Odom (Khloe). Kim's baby daughter North West is also missing from the card.
The photographer David LaChapelle reportedly only wanted the female family members in this year's card, but Kourtney insisted that her son Mason should be in the photo since he is part of the family. Meanwhile, Bruce was reported saying, "It's not the girls' Christmas card, it's our family Christmas card. We've done it for 23 years and they want to change it? It's your mom's and my Christmas card."
Perhaps Kanye, Disick, Odom and Rob Kardashian are all happy to have been absent from the card this year, but the Kardashian Christmas card is certainly not like any other Christmas card this holiday season.
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At least FM radio or a microphone (stuff that $2 mp3 players have) would have been nice. But instead you give it to the nano. Well i guess the only good thing is that my touch doesnt feel old. lol. *sigh*
wheres the camera?!?! tear tear sniff sniff,.. my dreams... and hopes...crushed...
Looks like I'll stick it out with my 1G Touch for another year.
Although 256MB RAM is certainly an attractive option (especially if it can be jailbroken and used with Backgrounder), the feature set is not enough to justify the 1G user paying $300.
I *strongly* suspect that a camera was full steam ahead for the Touch but yanked at the last minute due to technical difficulties as the rumors suggest. There were just too many Touch cases with a hole for a camera from too many companies. Apple might be giving it a year to iron out the kinks. Too bad I'll have moved on to an Android phone by then...
Curse you, Apple! You shattered my dreams... Guess it's worth updating if you want a powerful CPU.
Does the 64gb touch come with 3.1 installed on it? This model does have the ECID like the 3GS, correct?
Thas at that it moved up that much memory, and about the 8gb i am guessing that because the 32 and 64 have a bigger memory that they need to respond quicker when with filled with a bunch on apps and media
I have bought a 32GB . It's awesome. It has a stylish outlook and faster.But the worst thing is the price is too high. Company should reduce the price.
^ what are you talking about?I got the 16 gig first gen for the same price when it came out.
You got twice the memory and maybe 4 times the speed of my iPod.
I pod 64 has more features then older ones, I have seen this features in the website of apple and this make me to buy how about you all guys.
I think P777 says correct because whenever the technology becomes advanced all features and market will go up and its market values of older ones getting down so please my friend don't be nervous.


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Hi! Omg, oo, Pilipino din ako, haha! I didn't know you were too! :) So glad to hear from you; akala ko kasi wala nang ibang Filipino fans ang Pandora Hearts, huhu. XD
Oh, that's a good point, anon! Indeed, there was this chapter, where he said: "I killed my own best friend." while staring at Oswald's corpse. But to me, it just seems…kind of illogical to leave the scene and head for Alice's tower — only to stop along the way and decide to go back into the room just to kill Oswald again.
I can't help but think that Jack may have said this line out of pure guilt — because technically, he is responsible for Oswald's death any way you look at it.
My best guess, though, is that something else must have happened to Jack before he stormed into Alice's tower. Because 1) he was still calm and collected when he left Miranda and Oswald. But when we saw him confronting Alice, he looked all sorts of mad, anxious and weary. And 2) where did he drop Gilbert off? Maybe Oswald did catch up with him somehow, and they had another fight — but err, that seems…a bit too far-fetched, so I don't know about that.
Also during the aftermath of the tragedy, Jack was trying to get everyone to think that he was the real hero, and that Oswald was the mastermind behind the fall of Sablier. He may have just told everyone that he killed the "bad guy", so that he could have easily gain more praise and acceptance from the people around him.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me, anon! :)
Thoughts about Retrace 95 under the cut. Warning for heavy spoilers.
I just realized that I have forgotten some details about the manga.
Damn, I will have to reread it again.
Unless, of course, someone is kind enough to remind me how Jack Vessalius wanted to bring the world to the Abyss so that the world can be together with Lacie?
And how did he manage to persuade the Will of the Abyss/Intention of the Abyss to do that?
And how did Glen or Oswald handled the situation? (like why kill everyone in Sablier? And how did he manage to stop Jack to only destroying Sablier?)
Yea, I really need to reread pandora hearts. Well, just great.
/ WARNING: spoiler-heavy for Pandora Hearts' plot twists
It all started when Revis / Levi Baskerville told Jack Vessalius that there are invisible "chains" wrapped securely around the world, which basically serves to separate the two dimensions and ultimately prevents the world from falling straight into the abyss.
If I remember correctly, Jack took advantage of the Will of the Abyss' feelings for him, and prompted her to break these chains that "restrict him from meeting her". But since Alice's and the Will of the Abyss' bodies were not strong / mature enough to channel the power required to break these chains protecting the world, the Will of the Abyss made Jack form a contract with Oz, the Black Rabbit instead.
To prevent Jack's plan from succeeding, Oswald released his five chains and used them as an alternative and literal "chains" to hold the world together (which also rendered him practically defenseless during his confrontation with Jack and the Black Rabbit). He decided to sacrifice Sablier in order to save the rest of the world, seeing as it was the most ideal and quick solution to the problem at that very moment. But in doing so, the abyss would swallow the entire city and turn the people living in it into chains — which would basically prevent them from partaking in the one-hundred year cycle of rebirth. He didn't want to put that curse upon the innocent people involved, so he ordered the Baskervilles to kill everyone before such a thing could even happen. (Weeeeelllll, except for Miranda Barma.)
With Oswald successfully interrupting his plans, Jack's remaining go-to-person was the Will of the Abyss. But Alice quickly saw through his plans, and had to resort into killing herself just so she could destroy Jack's sole link with the Will of the Abyss.
Aaaaand that's basically the story of how Jack screwed up, ended up ruining everyone's lives, lost the only people who have genuinely cared for him, and gaining absolutely nothing in the process. I hope this helped! :)
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Aww, you are much too kind! Thank you very much! I use Adobe Photoshop to make my graphic edits, and Adobe ImageReady to animate my GIFs. :) But, omg, noooo! To be honest, I don't think I've mastered Photoshop just yet; I still have a long way to go and a lot of things to learn about the software. Right now, I only know the basic stuff, and most of the time, I just click random buttons and throw in as many effects as I can until the output finally satisfies me. So yeahhhh, I don't think I'm close to mastering it — but I'm really, really glad that there are people like you who appreciate the effort that I put into my work. Thank you very much! :) / bear hugs you
Imagine Glen!Oswald succeeding in his plans to go back in time, and finally stumbling upon Young!Lacie. When he threatens to kill her in exchange for the safety of the whole world, Lacie stares at him in utter confusion and surprise — but after a short while, she simply smirks and tells him to just get on with it without any further questions. Glen!Oswald begins to move towards her and attempts to raise his sword…but just when he's about to strike her a fatal blow, Young!Oswald suddenly comes rushing into the room and screams for him to stop. He then puts himself between Glen!Oswald and Lacie: fiercely trying to protect his younger sister from his older self.
well, no not really.
If Vincent and Ada were to kiss in the manga (this does not necessarily mean right here and now in the present timeline, but could also include an epilogue omake or something of that nature), do you think Ada would initiate it or Vincent?
They almost kissed way back when during that first date of theirs at the start of the Headhunter Arc. But that was obviously just Vincent trying to get Ada flustered and trying to get her to spill more information and such (or to shut her up, I can't really remember all that well). But now things are rather different. So, what do you think?
I think it would be Ada. To me, Vincent seems to be the kind of person who's very confident and resolute when it comes to deceiving people – but he tends to be the complete opposite when he's forced to outwardly show and / or acknowledge his own emotions.
He's not exactly as strong and as confident as he likes to pretend he is; the only reason why he's managed to keep his cool up until now was because he's already had a 'plan' meticulously laid out for his own life ever since he was young, and he has been acting on it without fail. Caring for Ada – or probably for anyone other than Gilbert – was never a part of this 'plan' to begin with. Without these sets of 'rules' that he's unconsciously imposed on himself, Vincent is most likely to feel lost, vulnerable, and uncertain.
That being said, he may find it hard to outwardly display his affection towards someone he really cares for – (i.e., Vincent never touched or consoled Gilbert when he broke down. Nor did he cry for Elliot when he died. Instead, Vincent redirected his anger and grief towards Duke Nightray, and was even confused as to why he acted the way he did.) – and this is probably because the notion of loving and being genuinely loved in return may seem very foreign / unfamiliar to him. Initiating a physical contact out of pure love is very different from merely just doing it for show – and for someone who's spent his entire life loathing himself, doing such a thing may even require a great amount of effort and courage. (Oh God, forgive me for how cheesy this may sound to you.)
No matter how changed Vincent may seem now, I don't think he's ready to fully open up to anyone just yet. It will take some time, and he needs constant fixing – and that's exactly why he needs Ada now more than ever. Ada's still the shy and sweet girl that she's always been, yes – but now, she's gained a different air of confidence, strength, and perceptiveness around her. I can totally see her leading their relationship when all of this is over; maybe she could set up a date for the two of them, or clasp their hands together, or give him a small kiss every now and then – and Vincent would stubbornly pretend that he doesn't like it one bit, but Ada would know better than to trust his words, because Vincent would lean into her touches, anyway.
I don't know how exactly, but slowly and surely, he'll definitely learn to open up around her.
(Okaaaaaay. I think I just went waaaayyy off-topic now, I AM SO SORRY. But I just love Vincent (and Ada), and I tend to talk A LOT when matters concern him, eeep. ;u;)
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Holly Springs School District personnel were very active last week at all campuses, helping orient new teachers to the system, getting classrooms decorated, sprucing up the floors and working out students in the football and band programs. School starts Thursday.
Second year high school principal Cedric Richardson is off to a fresh start this year.
"I am looking forward to the coming school year," he said. "We have hired a very qualified staff."
Some new offerings at the high school this year include more advanced placement (AP) courses, including AP English IV, AP English literature, and AP U.S. History. AP courses are college preparatory units for students getting a head start on college level work.
The high school has added six more extracurricular activities this year – softball, baseball, golf, tennis, cross country and power lifting. These add to the pre-existing activities - football, basketball, and track.
Students were on campus last week practicing football, softball, ROTC and band.
Some other items taken care of this summer at the high school included painting the interior of the school and refinishing floors at the technology building.
A group of seniors finished assembling their computers last week as part of the summer Workforce Investment Act Program at the school.
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