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Power Greens™ Chocolate is an easy mixing' great tasting and energizing "phyto-nutrient" powder mix loaded with certified organic' whole food plant extracts. It also supplies a super blend of completely natural vitamins' ionic trace minerals' enzymes' antioxidants' phyto-nutrients and symbiotic intestinal flora for maximum energy' metabolism' fat burning' digestion' detoxification' immunity' repair' recovery' revitalization' and longevity.
ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) is a method of measuring antioxidant capacities of different foods. Antioxidants are essential to good health. High antioxidant capacity is believed to play an important role in the elimination of free radicals a major part of the theory of anti-aging and in the achievement of physiological balance.
Each scoop of Power Greens™ Chocolate has a high ORAC value' providing at least twice the USDA recommendation.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
One Scoop (10 g) Contains:
Calories 43
Calories from Fat 12
Total Fat 1.4 g
Saturated Fat 0.5 g
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 g
Sodium 14 mg
Total Carbohydrates <6 g
Dietary Fiber <2.5 g
Sugars (not added) 0.7 g
Protein 2 g
Vitamin A (as beta-carotene) 5% DV
Vitamin C 1% DV
Calcium 2% DV
Iron 15% DV
Berry and Herbal Blend† 1025 mg
Vegetable Blend† 1220 mg
Antioxidant Blend† 7030 mg
Digestive Blend† 1275 mg
†See detailed contents below.
Berry and Herbal Blend 1025 mg
Certified Organic aloe vera leaf powder' Certified Organic açai' mangosteen' Certified Organic goji juice powder' noni juice' Certified Organic cinnamon powder' lecithin' decaffeinated green tea extract.
Vegetable Blend 1220 mg
Spirulina (certified organic)' carrot juice powder (certified organic)' broccoli juice powder (certified organic)' cauliflower powder (certified organic)' spinach juice powder (certified organic)' chlorella (Japanese cracked cell)' alfalfa concentrate (certified organic)' parsley juice powder (certified organic).
Antioxidant Blend 7030 mg
Natural cocoa powder & cocoa flavor' acerola cherry powder' milk thistle seed extract (80% silymarin)' red beet root powder (certified organic)' pomegranate powder 4:1' tumeric rhizome extract (85% curcuminoids)' atlantic kelp' quercetin' polygonum cuspidatum (trans-resveratrol 50%)' non-alcoholic red wine extract' grape seed extract' blueberry leaf extract' licorice' concord grape powder.
Digestive Blend 1275 mg
Amylase' lipase' cellulase' lactase' Lactobacillus acidophilus' Bifidobacterium longum' Lactobacillus casei' Lactobacillus rhamnosus' oat beta glucan' apple fiber pectin.
Contains No: Wheat' dairy' gluten or MSG.
Add one scoop of Power Greens Chocolate to 8 ounces of chilled water and stir.
After opening' keep refrigerated for maximum freshness.
The USDA recommends ORAC unit ingestion of 3'000-5'000 ORAC units daily.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Gluten Free
- Wheat Free
- Dairy Free
- MSG-Free
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By Kelly
from Raleigh, NC
Love this stuff!
My husband and I have been using Power Greens for over a year. We add it to our breakfast shake. I often add Power Greens to smoothies in the afternoon or blend it with frozen blueberries for a frozen dessert treat.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Dee
from TX
tastes like chocolate milk
Power Greens Chocolate is amazing. Its sweetened with Stevia but it doesnt taste like Stevia to me. It really doesnt taste like greens either. I put it in my raw milk and it tastes like chocolate milk! So good!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Appointment of Paul Robinson as deputy police commissioner likely to trigger new party rows
Posted: December 29, 2012|
SPLITS in the ruling Tory group at East Riding Council over the appointment of Paul Robinson as deputy police and crime commissioner are set to come under fresh strain.
Mr Robinson says he wants to stay on as a councillor despite being given the new £45,000-year-old deputy's role by commissioner Matthew Grove.
Councillor Grove intends to resign his seat on East Riding Council in the new year but has backed his new deputy's wish to remain as a backbench councillor.
Some senior Tories at County Hall have called on Councillor Robinson to resign his seat in Howdenshire.
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They include group leader Stephen Parnaby and David Rudd, who chairs a new-look panel overseeing the commissioner's work.
Now, the Mail can reveal opposition Labour politicians are considering a full council motion calling for Cllr Robinson to give up his council position.
As well as putting him under further pressure, the move could also force Conservative councillors to vote against one of their own.
That would risk reopening internal party wounds with some Tory councillors believed to be supportive of Cllr Robinson's stance.
However, others regard the commissioner and his deputy as rebels for not following the party whip on a number of votes in recent months.
They are also seen by some senior Tories as the key plotters behind an attempted coup during the selection process to choose candidates ahead of the last East Riding elections.
Councillor Rudd said: "I don't doubt the enthusiasm of both Matthew Grove and Paul Robinson but there is a lack of experience there on policing issues.
"We believe there is also a conflict of interest with his role as a ward councillor and it has been suggested he won't stand down, which we felt was important.
"Matthew Grove tells everybody how much work there is to do and I don't doubt that, which is why we think the deputy can't really be a part-time job.
"The panel was also concerned that he is not from the South Bank."
Cllr Rudd said he was "disappointed" by the commissioner's decision to appoint Cllr Robinson.
"He has not really taken our concerns into consideration.
"They were not just our concerns, they came from members of the public and people high in public life.
Cllr Robinson said: "I have spoken to the council's monitoring officer about holding these two positions and he has told me there isn't a problem.
"I have also written to Stephen Parnaby indicating that I wish to come off the licensing committee and corporate and communities scrutiny because of potential conflicts with my new role."
He said he was also intending to assume a "hands-off" role at his family-run drain-cleaning company.

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I've been really taken aback by the enthusiastic response to this story arc, particularly from my Christian readership. I hope this last installment of the three-parter didn't ruin everything. Anyway, as always, thank you for reading.
The voting round continues through October 14th for Frumph.net's Webcomics Readers Choice Awards! Angie has been nominated for (Best) Supporting Character, which is really cool in and of itself — but If she wins, I will do a bonus strip "acceptance speech"! She's currently in the lead, but if you haven't voted yet, be sure to help keep her there!
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Review: Coherence (2013)
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Written and directed by James Ward Byrkit.
Starring Emily Foxler, Hugo Armstrong, Nicholas Brendon, Elizabeth Gracen, Lauren Maher, Alex Manugian, Lorene Scafaria, and Maury Sterling.
A new Patreon backer at the $50 level opted out of the usual reward of a plug in the "Become a Multiplex Patron" box (above, on the website), asking instead for me to plug the 2013 indie science fiction filmCoherence (with which he is not affiliated). I was happy to oblige, and so "A fan of Coherence" — a.k.a. The Patron, as I'll refer to him from here out — is, for the duration of his patronage, among Multiplex's supporters. (And, yes, I will review just about any movie a $50 backer asks me to.)
What really got my interest in the film (aside from being asked very nicely to see it) was that The Patron compared it to Shane Carruth's Primer, one of the best no-budget sci-fi movies ever made. I can definitely see the comparison: both are decidedly low-budget films with small casts and a science-fictiony premise. I feel like seeing the film fairly blind is probably the best, so I won't summarize the plot beyond the premise of eight friends having a dinner party when a comet passes over and Strange Things Happen, but I don't think I'm quite as enthusiastic as The Patron.
Unfortunately, the "go in as blind as you can" suggestion means I feel like I need to be pretty vague. Some clunky (and largely unnecessary) exposition gets spat out early on, which tried my patience a bit, but it gets fun as the plot gets rolling. And the plot is definitely the star of the film, not the largely forgettable cast of affluent, Southern California white people or the dialogue, which often feels improvised (in that it neither pushes the story forward nor reveals character, as good dialogue ought to).
Despite some genuinely terrifically creepy or suspenseful moments in the film, a handful of contrived plot points hold it back from being much more than a fun genre flick for me, but I found myself wondering what would happen next — almost up to the very end. A late turn in the film got more of an eye-roll from me than the shock that I think it was supposed register. As always, your mileage may vary, but the film's merits make it well worth a viewing, particularly for science fiction fans suffering from blockbuster fatigue.
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Sent by William Barbey, [address not recorded] to Alfred Russel Wallace [none given] on .
Re. French translation, by Mrs Barbey, of ARW's ?The world of life?.
A typical letter handwritten by author in English and signed by author.
An original MS
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is it worth printing?:s
I made this as a design for a canvas grocery bag.
I made this as a design for a canvas grocery bag.
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it's pretty slow at work…. *yawn
So far, the highlight of my day was getting a free cute and yummy little sample of starbucks' new mocha coconut frapp
-not my pic but that's how it looks like just a bit nicer lol
Dream house right there.
Dream house right there.
why i should start saving up…..
…. it might take a while '_'
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lol true story
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always my favourite scene <3
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It started with "Smirking Jesus". Three years ago, as we drove past the National Museum, the visage of a haughty-looking Christ on a speeding jeep amused us so much that we have searched for his cheeky mug since. What was initially a tickled fascination became a long-term obsession with preserving this often for granted aspect of Philippine folk art.
Project Description
The ProjectTogether with Tahanan Books, Manila-based graphic design studio Electrolychee is creating a 160-page full-color book on religious jeepney vinyl sticker art entitled "Biyaheng Langit".
What's Inside
It will be filled with 100+ photos of colorful, hand-rendered jeepney graphics we have amassed during our travels around Metro Manila and its nearby provinces these past three years. The book will also contain interviews with unsung jeepney sticker artists, salty PUJ drivers, and versed literati on religious iconography.
Only the most graphic, outrageous, and surreal jeepney images celebrating Filipino masa art from our personal photo bank will be showcased.
Why We Need Your Help
"Biyaheng Langit" will be published in August 2013, but we still need to raise at least Php 50,000 to alleviate the high cost of printing and to make the book more accessible to purveyors of Philippine art just like you.
Your donation (regardless of how big or small) will help save an important piece of Filipino art history. You will also receive exclusive gifts from Tahanan Books and Electrolychee as a sincere thank you for your contribution.
Sakay na! Also like our Facebook page for our latest "Biyaheng Langit" adventures.
Maraming salamat po.
Tokens of Our Thanks
Each sponsorship package worth P400 and up will include one (1) Electrolychee postcard (until supplies last).
Friends who donate P1,000 will receive a signed copy of the book + stationery from Tahanan Books.
Donations of P2,000 will receive a signed copy of the book, stationery from Tahanan Books, and a copy of "The Love of My Buhay."
Donations of P3,000 receive a signed copy of the book, stationery from Tahanan Books, and a copy of "Pinoy Dyoksyonaryo (The Completest Edition)."
Donations of P4,000 receive a signed copy of the book, stationery from Tahanan Books, and a copy of "Sundot, Pindot, Hubo't Hubad."
• The book can be exchanged for a copy of "Ngalang Pinoy" or "Hanggang Sa Muli."
Donations of P5,000 receive a signed copy of the book, stationery from Tahanan Books, a book, and a custom-made 'jeepney' sign.
Raised of ₱80,000.00 Goal
100% completed
This project is now completed! Thanks for all the backers who made this project a reality!


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The pressure to improve the Pittsburgh Steelers 25th rank in sacks has been primarily placed on two second-year starters: Jason Worilds and Jarvis Jones.
Worilds led the team with eight sacks last season while the rookie Jones nabbed just one. It was a big departure from the 27.5 sacks OLB tandem James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley recorded in 2008. The linebackers as a whole recorded only half of the Steelers' sacks in 2013 (17 of 34).
Dick LeBeau's philosophy of focusing just the linebackers on bringing down the quarterback has been undergoing an overhaul. With the addition of pass-attack defensive lineman like Cameron Heyward, Steve McLendon, and even backup Al Woods, the Steelers have deployed a new plan of attack.
In 2013 the defensive line of Brett Keisel, Heyward, Woods, and McLendon had 44 percent of the team's sacks (15 of 34). This is the highest percentage of sacks by a Steelers' defensive line in many years.
|Percentage of Sacks by Steelers D-Lineman
|Percentage of Sacks by Steelers Linebackers
This off-season the Steelers did very little to alter this new trend. They elected to not add any new linebackers who specialize in getting to the quarterback. They did however add both speed and strength to their refined defensive line.
Defensive lineman Heyward finally became a starter in his third NFL season and made up for lost time. He was arguably the Steelers' best overall defensive playmaker last year with five sacks and 50 tackles. His now former linemate Brett Keisel had four sacks and Al Woods had two in their limited appearances.
Now that Woods is in Tennessee and Keisel remains unsigned, the Steelers replenished the line with players who can fit their new scheme. Instead of finding another brick house like Casey Hampton, LeBeau has chosen to stick with more versatile tackles like McLendon and newly added former Charger Cam Thomas. Both can play the nose or defensive tackle position and can get to the quarterback. Thomas has had six sacks in his four-year NFL career while McClendon has had three sacks as a Steeler.
The fact that Da Beard (Keisel) is no longer playing for the Steelers not only hurts fans but also hurts the team's chances to improve their sack totals. Keisel has averaged three sacks per year since becoming a starter. His projected replacements are Thomas, rookie Stephon Tuitt and former practice-squadder Brian Arnfelt.
Tuitt is the most intriguing. Had it not been for a sports hernia during his final season at Notre Dame and a foot fracture discovered at the combine, Tuitt would have been a first round pick.
At 6-foot-5 and 300 pounds, Tuitt can play both inside and outside on the line. He has good agility and quickness and is hard to move. He can also bring the heat on the quarterback as noted in the 20.5 sacks through his 28 games as a starter.
The Steelers added a mountain in Daniel McCullers from University of Tennessee. This sixth-round draft selection stands 6-7 and weighs in at 350 pounds. If Assistant head coach/defensive line coach John Mitchell can get McCullers to play at a NFL level, the Steelers will find time for him in the rotation.
The Steelers have to find a way to get to the elite quarterbacks in the NFL. It doesn't matter which defensive group paves the way as long as the results are lots of quarterback s(n)acks.
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What You're Missing On The Internet
Since you spend all day on the Tosh blog, here's what you're missing on the rest of the web:
- A 4 day old hedgehog. FOUR DAYS, Y'ALL.
- 21 things about America you probably didn't know because why would you.
- Internet memes and where they are now. Love me an update.
- This traffic update has a lot of dicks in it. Oops.
- Woman confesses she slept with a dwarf stripper, but only after giving birth to a dwarf son and pissing her husband right the fuck off.
- Sick houses. I would like one please.
- A bulldog playing with a deer because it's cute and fun.
- Classic hurdle fail. For the record hurdling does not look fun.
- 9 things you can eat if you're hungry in a sex shop. You never know where you'll be when the big earthquake hits.
- And burn your bras because the underwire of the one I'm wearing is currently poking me in the chest.
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Electrical Deign Engineer
Huxley Associates Gloucestershire £5 - £50 per annum
Huxley Associates are recruiting for an Electrical Engineer with experience in the following:
- Power mapping
- Control & Plant
- Transmission Belts
- Commissioning
- Electrical Design
The role will involve the power mapping and layout design for a new project to build wind farms for a company based in Gloucestershire.
This is a 6 month contract position available immediately so you will be expected to hit the ground running. On top of this you will be tasked with liaising with current design staff to meet client requirements.
A knowledge and understanding of UPS systems as well as transmission belts and power mapping is essential for the role.
In the role you will be expected too:
- Design the power distribution for the Turbines
- Fault find and commission current designs
- Liaise with clients to develop HV & LV Switchgear systems.
If you feel you would be a good fit for this role, you can expect a rate of around £40 depending on experience.
The role will be subject to heavy competition so, if you wish to be considered, upload your CV immediately.
To find out more about Huxley Associates please visit www.huxley.com
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- 08 February 2013
- Closes
- 08 March 2013
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- Joshua Shaw
- Sector
- Engineering
- Function
- Design & Creative
- Contract Type
- Contract
- Hours
- Full Time
About Huxley Associates
Huxley Associates is an international recruitment agency specialising in the placement of senior professionals in a diverse range of sectors.


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Agriturismo Casetta
Farmhouse | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 6
|Key Info
Ulivo (located at the farmhouse Casetta) is a charming first-floor flat, in the middle of the olive trees, with its independent entrance and heating for winter and an attractive balcony with a beautiful view over the country and on the near village. ideal for family or group of friends.
Our farmhouse is a very special place, secluded and restful, while all main services and facilities are in the nearby. ... here you can taste and enjoy the typical warm maremman atmosphere!
Other apartments and rooms from 2 up 6 persons each are available in the same location. Please contact us for further details.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Marina di Scarlino 15 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Pisa 120 km, Nearest railway: Grosseto 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Iron, Hair dryer
|Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
High chair and baby- cot available on request.
|Further details outdoors
You can enjoy the whole property (70 hectares): from participating to our various agricultural activities, visiting our botanical garden to watching birds and animals in the little ponds-area.
Property includes our 6x12 mt. swimming pool, provided of beach umbrella, sun-beds and shower with warm and cold water. an open grill, a firewood oven, an illuminated bowls field, a ping pong table, a volleyball field, a basket field, a parking.
During summer don't forget to enjoy breakfast or a typical" maremman"dinner at our familiar restaurant. Or taste our beef or oil , wine, and the fruit and fresh vegetables of our garden.
It is a very special place, secluded and restfull, while all main services and facilities are easy reachable by car in the nearby village of Bagno di Gavorrano.
|Further details
* Rental rates include bed linen, gas, electricity, water .
* Additional costs for heating during winter months, bath linen, change of linen if requested, use of washing machine,
* Breakfast service and Half-Pension service available during summer months.
* Baby cot is available on request (linen non provided).
* Pets accepted with a small surcharge, according in advance.
The Tuscany region
Agriturismo Casetta lyes in the Heart of Tuscan Maremma, a beautiful green region, still wide even if with everything you need.
Nearby You can have one of the cleanest water-sea in Italy, the most famous historical cities, natural parks, archaeological sites, and much more.
Sunny all year long, warm, full of history and natural places, good food, great wine... Come here and you will get a great taste of the real Tuscan Maremma: our friendly warmness is waiting for you!
* Gorgeous beaches of Cala Violina, Castiglione della Pescaia, Punta Ala, and Follonica are just 20'.
* 2/ 18-hole golf course is in the neighbourhood.
* taste our great red-wines of the area and visit the canteens planned from the famous architects: Renzo Piano e Mario Botta
* Enjoy a day trip to the best sights all around, such as: Massa Marittima Siena, Florence, Pisa and Lucca, Montalcino, San Gimignano Sovana and Pienza, or a daily cruise to Elba and Giglio Island.
* Take a thermal bath at the famous SPA of Saturnia or Venturina,
* visit the natural and artistic parks of Parco dell' Uccellina and Giardino dei Tarocchi
* discover archaeological and historical sights.
* You can live the typical Italian atmosphere visiting the local country fairs and costume festivals, or the local flea market, making gastronomic and oenological excursions or just walking on the beach promenade.
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"Vacanze toscane"
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"Electrifying," "Magnetic," "Memorable" are just some of the words that people used to describe an evening with B.B. King at the House of Blues in Dallas. His sophisticated style of soul-wrenching guitar playing inspired tears of joy and calls of "Amen," "Preach it, brother" and "Oh Lord, I'm coming ... More >>
Tom Urquhart's Saturday KTCU FM 88.7 radio show, The Good Show, is up for another nomination in this year's Dallas Observer Music Awards, for Best Radio Show. It's exactly what Fort Worth needs a little more of: A vehicle to make their local music scene all the more cohesive and accessible. Urquhar ... More >>
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GregoGet yours today.Aaron "T-Bone" Walker died 36 years ago, almost to the day; the 7-year-old who lives in my house notified me of this over breakfast Wednesday as he read from the this-day-in-history section of the morning paper. He asked, "Who was T-Bone Walker?" I gave him the short answer: ... More >>
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Last season we brought you a list of the 30 most overpaid NBA players. Fast-forward to this year and some of the terrible contracts have expired, while new and perhaps equally bad ones have been inked.
This time around, you'll find some of the familiar faces from last season, but the rules are a little different. First of all, players who are on expiring contracts mostly get a pass in this list. This means that guys who earn the big bucks but have half a season left on their deal are essentially immune. This automatically excludes the likes of Emeka Okafor, Kevin Garnett, Ben Gordon and Paul Pierce, who are examples of players who are not quite playing up to their contracts this season.
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Dr. Sam Tazzyman
My PhD thesis considers the evolution and the consequences of mate choice across a variety of taxa, using game theoretic, population genetic, and quantitative genetic modelling techniques.
Part I is about the evolution of mate choice. In chapter 2, a population genetic model shows that mate choice is even beneficial in self-fertilising species such as Saccharomyces yeast. In chapter 3, a game theoretic model shows that female choice will be strongly dependent upon whether the benefits are fixed, so that females receive the same fitness boost from a mating with a given male regardless of how many matings that male has, or dilutable, where the more females a male mates with, the lower the expected benefit to each. This leads to the prediction that mating skew should be higher in species in which the benefits of mate choice are hypothesised to be due to good genes.
Part II is about the consequences of mate choice. The theoretical prediction from chapter 3 is borne out by a literature review of studies of wild populations of birds in chapter 4. In chapter 5, a quantitative genetic model about poison-dart frogs suggests that sexual selection can speed up the effect of random genetic drift. This may be of more general importance, further widening the evolutionary impact of sexual selection. Finally, in chapter 6, a game theoretic model of sperm competition shows that pre-copulatory mate choice can also have evolutionary effects upon post-copulatory behaviour, affecting the optimal ejaculate expenditure of males.
Overall, mate choice is shown to be an important evolutionary force, with wide-ranging ramifications across diverse taxa, and effects so varied as to include the evolution of sex, the genetic variation in species, speciation, and post-copulatory behaviour, amongst others. These effects can be effectively explored using mathematical modelling. I have been fortunate enough to secure funding for the calendar year 2011 under the EPSRC PhD+ scheme, so I will remain based in CoMPLEX working on similar problems to those which I studied during my PhD
List of publications:
"The Evolution of Continuous Variation in Ejaculate Expenditure Strategy"
S. J. Tazzyman, T. Pizzari, R. M. Seymour and A. Pomiankowski
American Naturalist 2009, Vol. 174, pp. E71-E82
"Sexual selection can increase the effect of random genetic drift - a quantitative genetic model of polymorphism in Oophaga pumilio, the strawberry poison-dart frog"
S. J. Tazzyman & Y. Iwasa
Evolution 2010, Vol. 64, pp. 1719-1728
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Operetta at its best! An Indian Prince who lives in Paris falls in love with a local actress and refuses to return to his homeland before marrying her. Kalman's ravishing rhythms and melodies return in a sweeping production from the Budapest Operetta Theatre.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The hands down best GF reference book on the market,
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Shelley Case knows GF. She lives GF. She is internationally known for her GF expertise and most of all she communicates with the people who are down in the trenches eating a GF diet to find out what is best and what they recommend. This has only increased the validity and popularity of her internatonal best seller Gluten-Free Deit: A Comprehensive Resource Guide. She coveres everything in her book - from getting onto the diet, some balanced recipes, where to shop in North America, grains and how they work in your body, how best to maintain a GF diet that is nutritional - I could go on. I have purchased every edition of her book - her current edition is 2008 and it is currently so under [...] in both Canadian and US dollars. She even has a fund raising component that if you buy a box of books you get a discount and can sell them to your chapter as a fund raising too. She is giving back to the community. You should try and hear her speak - despite talking at the rate of a train, she has a vast knowledge and will answer every personal question to the best of her ability. She is a true gem in the Celiac world.
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Shelley Case is known throughout North America as the "celiac expert". A review of her revised and expanded Gluten-Free Diet book lists 3100 gluten-free specialty foods and a directory of over 270 American and Canadian Companies that support this community and creatively supply celiac patients with food that fits their diets. Meal plans, recipes and cooking hints are all part of the book and certainly helped me as I tried to understand what can and cannot be part of a celiac diet. Great resource book and one that you pick up frequently for clarity around food ingredients. I have learned more about the gluten-free diet from it than any other single resource. It is a must for the celiac resource library in any home or institution that educates around the disease.
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Takashi Nakamura's first major series or film he directed was "Peter Pan no Bōken" (The Adventures of Peter Pan) which aired in 1989.
His style really worked creating a wonderful series that was filled with adventure and magic, but could also be dark when called for.
If you haven't watched it already then check it out :)
anyone remember this show? I loved watching it and I was rlly fascinated by that one girl, I think she was called Luna....


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High Pub Walks in the Peak District
by: Martin Smith
The Peak District National Park is noted for more than just its scenery. It also has a wealth of real ale pubs, many of which lie above 1000 feet (304 metres). It's these pubs that feature in this book. What better way to visit them than on foot? All these pubs welcome walkers, many do food, have accommodation and real ale from local independent breweries.
The book describes 30 walks and also has lots of information about the areas through which the various routes pass. The walks vary in length from a mere 2.5 miles to just under 13 miles, so there's something suitable for everyone here. The walks generally start from the pub and with certain rare exceptions, can be reached by public transport, so you can leave your car at home and savour the liquid products on offer.
The book is divided into two sections. The first section has 13 walks, visiting the highest pubs in the constituent counties of the National Park and making a grand circular route of just over 100 miles (161km), with a total ascent of nearly 18,000 feet (5500 metres). This would make a fine challenging walking holiday. The second section has 17 walks visiting 21 pubs over the 1000 foot mark. Apart from one, these are circular walks, starting and finishing at the chosen pub.
Each walk begins with practical information including start and finish locations with grid references; key points on the route; distance; ascent; time; OS map references and getting there by bus, train and car. The route instructions are very detailed and include sketch maps.
ISBN 9781850589792 pages 265 (2014) 148mm x 210mm
by: Des Marshall
Beddgelert, Gelert's Grave, is one of the most beautiful villages in North Wales and is reputed to be named after the legendary hound Gelert. However, the village possibly came by its name after an early Christian missionary and leader called Celert, or Cilert, settled here in the 8th century. The earliest record of Beddgelert appears in 1258 when it was recorded as Bekelert, whilst in 1269 it is recorded as Bedkelerd. Standing at the confluence of the Afon Glaslyn and the Afon Colwyn the village is situated in a pretty valley. Moel Hebog is the dominant mountain to the west of the village. Caernarfon is 13 miles to the north and Porthmadog is 8 miles to the south. It is also within easy reach of Betws y Coed just 14 miles away. The central point of the village is the old, arched bridge just upstream of the confluence. The dramatic Aberglaslyn Gorge is very close to the village, where the often tumultuous Afon Glaslyn, with its many cataracts, is channeled between the steep wooded and craggy sides of the gorge, which is very pretty in May with a clothing of the pink blossom of rhododendron. The restored Welsh Highland Railway runs between Porthmadog and Caernarfon, passing through the village.
There are 20 walks each with detailed route finding instructions in numbered paragraphs and a sketch map showing the paragraph numbers. Almost half of the walks described start from the main car park in the Beddgelert. If you are staying in the village this has the great advantage of avoiding having to drive to the start of a walk. However, all the other walks can be reached within a few minutes' drive from the village or, better still, by either bus or train. Directions to reach these starts are given in each walk. There is a wide variety of walks, some with history, some in the valley and some that are certainly wild mountain excursions. In fact there is a walk for everyone in these pages.
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Glyndwr's Way National Trail - Kittiwake
by: David Perrott
Glyndwr's Way carves a very remote and beautiful 135 mile arc which stretches through the hills and mountains of Mid-Wales connecting Knighton in the south with Welshpool to the north, passing through Llanidloes and Machynlleth, once Owain Glyndwr's Welsh capital, on a journey through some of the finest unspoilt scenery in Mid-Wales. From the bleak but beautiful isolation of Beacon Hill Common to the tranquillity of the River Vyrnwy, from the lonely moorland above Dylife to the rolling farmland of the Vale of Meifod, Glyndwr's Way offers an exhilarating walking experience and exploration of the remote Mid-Wales countryside.
The route passes habitats which are nationally important, such as sessile oak woodland with carpets of bluebells, upland mire and heath, ancient truly hedgerows and un-spoilt river valleys. A particularly notable section is from Penfforddlas to Aberhosan, which bisects part of the Pumlumon massif noted for the extent and quality of its heather moorland, an increasingly rare habitat. Walkers on Glyndwr's Way will also have the opportunity to observe at first hand the rich variety of wildlife typical of Mid-Wales. Birds such as skylark, buzzard and red kite are commonly seen along the route, and many lanes and hedge banks are rich with wildflowers, particularly in the spring. Mid-Wales also remains a stronghold for the traditional pattern of small fields, whilst some sections pass through or close by common land, wind turbines and forestry, providing an insight into varying types of land management. It's a truly wonderful 135-mile long-distance walk.
This guide divides the route into sixteen sections and provides comprehensive route finding instructions and clear sketch maps plus lots of background information about everything of interest along the way. This edition was put together with the invaluable help of the official Glyndwr's Way manager, Helen Tatchell.
ISBN 9781908748140 pages 92 (2014) 148mm x 210mm
Ayrshire 40 Coast and Country walks
by: Phil Turner
The county of Ayrshire is located on the Firth of Clyde on the beautiful West Coast of Scotland and is known as one of the most fertile areas of the country, famed for its cattle and crops. With its long sandy beaches and rolling green hills, ancient castles and grand country estates, Ayrshire is a great place to explore on foot.
The 40 walks in this book highlight many of the best places to enjoy stunning views and diverse wildlife, as well as discover the fascinating history and heritage of 'Burns Country'. The selection of walks offers surprising variety, from sedate shoreline strolls to rough heather moorland treks. Most routes begin and end at a town or village with public transport options. The book also includes the Ayrshire Coastal Path in 12 sections from Glenapp to Skelmorlie. There are clear route directions and coloured sketch maps and background notes.
ISBN 9781907025396 pages 96 (2014) 105mm x 148mm
Cornwall - 40 Coast and Country Walks
by: Keith Fergus
With over 400 miles of mainland coastline and an excellent public path network, Cornwall is all about rugged shorelines, gorgeous sandy beaches, turquoise waters, meandering rivers and wide open countryside. Add to the mix a fantastic diversity of flora and fauna, interesting geology, fascinating history and some of the most striking views in the country and you have one of England's best regions to explore on foot.
In these 40 walks all between two and eight miles in length Keith Fergus leads you through some of the best rambles Cornwall has to offer. Although the terrain followed varies, and can be hilly, most of the walks are on well-established paths making navigation straightforward and suitable for families. There are clear route directions and coloured sketch maps and background notes.
The walks cover the whole of Cornwall and are grouped into five sections: South-east Cornwall; Truro and the south; South-west to Land's End; St Ives and around; Newquay and the north coast.
ISBN 9781907025426 pages 96 (2014) 105mm x 148mm
by: Frank Partridge
The Gustav Holst Way is a medium distance rambler's route from Cranham to Wyck Rissington, via Cheltenham and Bourton-on-the-Water. Each place has close associations with the composer and the broad stretch of Cotswold country that connects these important milestones in Holst's life and musical career was well known to him. He recorded many a pleasant day spent walking in the hills.
The walk is 35 miles in all (with the four optional detours adding a further eight miles or so). The route is divided into five sections ranging in length from about 6 to 8 miles. The sections are graded for difficulty and estimated walking times are given. Special points of interest and historical notes appear in shaded boxes at the end of each section. Access points, parking and refreshment stops are given in an appendix. The route is described in detail and there are outline maps and colour photographs of places of interest along the way. The route is waymarked at key points.
ISBN 9781874192862 pages 64 (2014) 148mm x 210mm
Snowdonia Mountain Walks Top 10
by: Carl Rogers
With over 100 high summits in Snowdonia how do you choose a 'top 10' walks? The walks in this pocket guide book have been chosen to give a variety of routes, spread across the entire National Park, with most of the main hill groups represented. For each mountain the most scenic route has been chosen and where possible these are well established classic paths, easy to follow with good access and official parking and all are circular.
The book is produced in full colour with stunning photographs. The route descriptions are in clear easy-to-follow numbered paragraphs and are supported by Ordnance survey 1:50,000 scale maps with the route highlighted. There are also fascinating facts described about places along the way.
The walk locations are: High Carneddau; Glyderau; Tryfan; Y Garn and Devil's Kitchen; Snowdon; Moel Siabod; Moel Hebog; Rhinog Fawr; Arans; Cadair Idris.
ISBN 9781902512273 pages 64 (2014) 108mm x 150mm
Wales Coast Path - Ceredigion Coast Circular Walks
by: Sioned Bannister
This is one in the 'Top 10 Walks' series of books covering the Wales Coast Path. They are a handy pocket size and are produced in full colour. This book outlines the most popular walks along the Ceredigion coast, providing walkers with the ten finest circular routes.
With clear information, an overview and introduction for each walk, expertly written numbered directions supported by Ordnance Survey Explorer maps, superb, eye-grabbing panoramic photographs, and interpretation of points of interest along the way, the guide set a high standard in reliability, clarity and ease-of-use.
The walk locations are: Ynyslas; Aberystwyth; Llanrhystud; Aberaeron; New Quay; Cwmtydu; Llangrannog; Aberporth and Tresaith; Mwnt; Cardigan.
ISBN 9781908632289 pages 64 (2014) 107mm x 150mm
by: Roy Woodcock
The Malvern Hills have well over a hundred miles of paths on the hills and commons, and there is almost unlimited walking with real freedom to roam over many hectares of countryside. The hills are magnificent and the ridge walk is one of the finest in the country, with views east and west over large areas of rural England and into Wales.
The 25 walks in this book were selected to cover the entire range of hills and the adjacent commons; and, as the views looking at the hills can be as impressive as those looking from the hills, a few walks in the Ledbury area to the west and the Upton area and Old Hills to the east have been included. The distances range from 2 to 8 miles, plus a 'leg stretcher' of between ten and sixteen miles (depending on the starting point) that takes in the full length of the ridge and ascends all the Malvern peaks.
Practical information at the start of each walk includes distance; time; start location with grid reference; terrain; car parking and refreshments. Directions include clear sketch maps and the text also includes plenty of notes on features of interest.
ISBN 9781850589723 pages 149 (2014) 148mm x 210mm
Ceredigion and Snowdonia Coast Paths
by: John B Jones
By turns rugged and gently contoured, sweeping and intimate, exciting and atmospheric, the coast of Wales down Cardigan Bay, from the end of the Lleyn Peninsula Coastal Path to the start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, makes for an inspiring walk. This guide covers the splendid and varied section of the Wales Coast Path along the Snowdonia coast, around the Dyfi Estuary and down the Ceredigion coast - a distance of 233km (145 miles).
The route follows long sandy beaches, high rugged cliffs and steep-sided cwms; you walk beside saltmarshes, stride over coastal plains, wander through the margins of Snowdonia's coastal hills and crunch along pebble storm beaches. And there are great views: on clear days, especially from the central parts of Cardigan Bay, you can see the whole sweep of the coast from Bardsey Island to Strumble Head, backed by the mountains of Snowdonia in the north and rolling green hills in the south.
There are beautiful inland routes around the estuaries of Traeth Bach and the Dyfi, many attractive settlements to pass through and much of historic interest. A fascinating geology is laid bare in the different rock strata and landforms, and there is a rich and immensely varied natural history.
This guidebook describes this route in 16 day stages from Porthmadog to St Dogmaels. The guidebook offers all the information walkers need to complete this 233km section of the Wales Coast Path that curves down Cardigan Bay, passing through a range of contrasting landscapes. It is also worth considering building in rest days in order to visit, for example, Harlech Castle, or ride on of the narrow gauge railways. With excellent public transport links, you don't have to tackle it all at once. It's easy to split into short breaks and day walks as suits your schedule. Background information on geology, history and the many points of interest along the way are included in the book together with coloured OS 1:50,000 map extracts and custom-drawn sketch maps plus practical details on facilities, accommodation and travel.
ISBN 9781852847388 pages 171 (2014) 172mm x 116mm
by: Brett Collier
The Danelaw Way is a walk of around 60 miles through some of the loveliest and most peaceful countryside in Lincolnshire and Rutland. The walk connects Lincoln and Stamford, two 'burghs' of the ancient Danelaw. Although the route is mainly within Lincolnshire it does stray briefly into Rutland at a particularly attractive section associated with the John Clare, the poet.
The guide describes the route in five stages, varying from 9 to 14 miles. Two alternative routes are provided for the last stage to Stamford because Ramblers' Association members surveying the route could not agree which was the most attractive to be included in the book. It is an authoritative guide full of detail about the route that makes finding your way easy and enjoyable. Clear sketch maps linked to the text enable you to see exactly where you are en-route. The guide is full of interesting comments and historical detail about each area. The five stages are: Linclon to Aubourn; Aubourn to Caythorpe; Caythorpe to Ropsley; Ropsley to Castle Bytham; Castle Bytham to Stamford (two options). A circular walk from Ryhall is also included.
Brett Collier, the author of several walking guides listed on Walking Pages, died suddenly in March 2005. The Lincoln Group Ramblers' Association has taken on the task of publishing this book as a tribute and memorial to Brett who has done so much to promote walking in Lincolnshire.
ISBN 9781901184765 pages 57 (2005 includes 2011 update) 148mm x 210mm Spiral bound
by: Monmouthshire County Council
The Three Castles Walk is a circular route about 19 miles long. It takes the walker through an undulating landscape of wooded hillsides and hidden valleys in north east Monmouthshire. The countryside in this area retains a strong local identity with its fine tapestry of hedgerows, copses and woods; its maze of narrow lanes, tracks, bridleways and paths; its distinctive market towns, villages and hamlets; and its secluded historic farmhouses and churches.
The Three Castles Walk links the three Norman Castles of Skenfrith, White Castle and Grosmont. The main purpose of these 'Three Castles' was to form a line of defence on the border of the Marches and to control the transport routes from Herefordshire to Wales. The guide describes the walk in a clockwise direction in three sections, starting and finishing at Skenfrith. They are: Skenfrith to White Castle; White Castle to Grosmont; Grosmont to Skenfrith. Clear maps support the text, based upon OS 1:25,000 mapping.
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by David Hunter
The Offa's Dyke National Trail Path is a 177 mile long-distance walk along the English / Welsh border from Chepstow to Prestatyn. This guidebook is split into 15 stages, and designed to allow some flexibility, offering suggestions for circular walks covering sections of the dyke, but the trail can be walked in less than a fortnight. The earthwork dyke was constructed by King Offa of Mercia in the 8th century.
The Offa's Dyke Path is a popular choice among long-distance walkers, and is signed and waymarked throughout. The walk makes its way through varied, sometimes wild, often remote, and frequently superb scenery. Offa's Dyke was constructed by the powerful King of Mercia in the late eighth century to mark out the western boundary of his kingdom. Hundreds of years later this great linear earthwork became the inspiration for the National Trail traversing the border country of England and Wales. Starting from Sedbury Cliffs in the south, on the River Severn close to Chepstow, heading north to Prestatyn near the estuary of the Dee. It is a magical territory with a rich history and varied, enchanting landscape that induces a glorious sense of freedom.
As well as fully describing the official route the guide provides other useful information, including practical information and advice plus historical and landscape details for walking the entire length of the Offa's Dyke Path. The information is presented to allow flexibility in following the official route. While the official route is fully described, alternative routes and detours are also included, allowing visits to places of interest, or to find accommodation. In the information box that precedes each section of the route, these alternatives and detours are included in the 'total' mileage quoted, although the 'official route total' is also given.
ISBN 9781852845490 pages 285 (2013) 172mm x 116mm Plastic cover
by: Roger Noyce
Tea is often said to be the best meal in England - scones with cream and strawberry jam, home-made cakes and pastries, toasted teacakes dripping with butter in winter, delicious cucumber sandwiches in the summer, all washed down with the cup that cheers.
The twenty circular walks in this book explore the varied landscape of Worcestershire, the river valleys, busy canals, bluebell woods, soaring hills, breath-taking panoramic views and pretty towns and villages. There is Upper Arley, with its station on the preserved Severn Valley Railway and its beautiful Trimpley reservoir; Tenbury Wells, home to apple orchards and hop fields; Worcester, known the world over for its porcelain factory and magnificent cathedral; and the Malvern Hills which over the years has inspired poets and composers such as the great Sir Edward Elgar. In addition there are Pershore, renowned for its fruit growing; Broadway, a must for antique enthusiasts; and Droitwich, for the last 120 years a fashionable spa town.
The recommended teashops, too, come in all varieties. They include an Old Bakehouse with Victorian bread oven, a post office, a craft centre, a lakeside café, the former home of a local solicitor, Lady Dudley's garden, a theatre, a Grade 2 listed building, a conservatory in the Malvern Hills and the cloisters of Worcester Cathedral.
Each walk is carefully described and is accompanied by a sketch map of the route. There are details of how to get to the start, where to park and notes on the places of interest en route. Practical information on the teashops, including their opening times, regular menus and telephone numbers are also provided.
ISBN 9781853067358 pages 96 (2002) 148mm x 210mm
by: Frank Partridge
The Gustav Holst Way is a medium distance rambler's route from Cranham to Wyck Rissington, via Cheltenham and Bourton-on-the-Water. Each place has close associations with the composer and the broad stretch of Cotswold country that connects these important milestones in Holst's life and musical career was well known to him. He recorded many a pleasant day spent walking in the hills.
The walk is 35 miles in all (with the four optional detours adding a further eight miles or so). The route is divided into five sections ranging in length from about 6 to 8 miles. The sections are graded for difficulty and estimated walking times are given. Special points of interest and historical notes appear in shaded boxes at the end of each section. Access points, parking and refreshment stops are given in an appendix. The route is described in detail and there are outline maps and colour photographs of places of interest along the way. The route is waymarked at key points.
ISBN 9781874192862 pages 64 (2014) 148mm x 210mm
by: AA Publishing
This boxed pack contains 30 laminated cards, each featuring a map on one side and clear easy-to-follow route descriptions on the other. The instructions are divided into numbered paragraphs which correspond to numbers on the map, making it easy to check where you are. The walks are between 2 and 10 miles in length.
There is a walk summary panel on each card giving distance, time, ascent, level of difficulty, type of paths, landscape, dog friendliness, parking and public toilets. The routes are distributed throughout the county and will allow you to explore and appreciate the best of the Somerset countryside. The pack includes a plastic sleeve to protect the card being used. Original price £6.99
ISBN 9780749564902 set of 30 cards 100mm x 150mm boxed (2010)
by: Elizabeth Bell
The North Cotswold Diamond Way explores some of the best countryside of the north Cotswolds. It is 60 mile long and roughly a diamond shaped route, bounded in the north by Ebrington, in the east by Oddington, in the south by Northleach and in the west by Guiting Power. No part of the route is further than 11 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold. The route was devised specially to go through some of the many delightful small villages, with their golden stone cottages and welcoming country pubs. The terrain is varied and interesting, sometimes across open fields with stone walls, often through little spinneys or along the banks of streams. The hills are gently undulating and provide very pleasant views.
The guidebook provides a comprehensive description of the route starting from Moreton-in-Marsh, although you could start anywhere. Very detail sketch maps support the text to make route finding easy. The whole Way was re-surveyed in 2010 for this new edition of the guide. Information on accommodation and lunch stops is also included. Places visited include Aston Magna; Paxford; Ebrington; Chipping Campden; Broad Campden; Blockley; Hinchwick Manor; Crabs Corner; Toddington; Temple Guiting; Guiting Power; Notgrove; Northleach; Farmington; Bourton-on-the-Water; Wyck Rissington; Icomb; Bledington; Oddington; Addlestrop; Evenlode.The route was devised for the Ramblers' Association diamond jubilee and provides a great introduction to long distance walking.
ISBN 9781906494520 pages 58 (2011) 148mm x 210mm
by: Peter Anderson and Terry Owen
The Tandridge Border Path is a fifty mile circular walk around the edge of the area of Tandridge District Council. It follows public rights of way tracking Tandridge's borders with Kent and Sussex, the Surrey District Council of Reigate and Banstead and the London Boroughs of Croydon and Bromley. It passes mainly across open spaces and rural landscapes and through picturesque villages all of which some may find surprising in their proximity to Greater London.
This guide pack includes a booklet providing a comprehensive description of the landscape and places visited along the route, including historical notes and colour photographs. This ensures that the walker's journey will be fascinating and well informed as well as a pleasurable walk through lovely countryside. Also included are six laminated route cards, each providing comprehensive route finding instructions and a clear sketch map to a section of the route. The section starting points are Tatsfield; Staffhurst Wood; Dormans Station; Burstow; South Nutfield; Whyteleafe.
ISBN 9780954965457 pages 22 (booklet) + 6 laminated cards (2009) 148mm x 210mm
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More than often I have seen such comments on the Internet; more than often have I heard my peers say it; and more than once has it crossed my mind as a careless opinion.
"How I wish I was in an anime!"
"Life is so carefree, so stressless as an anime character!"
"Oh look, anime characters are all so hot and popular, I wish I was in an anime!"
Now let me tell you why that's bullshit. At least for the majority of us.
When one watches Sword Art Online, one recognises only the sheer handsomeness and agility of Kirito, or perhaps the sleek, beautiful perfection of Asuna. When one watches Clannad, one admires only the coolness and perseverance of Okazaki, or the gentleness and loyalty of Nagisa.
But, what about the others? I refer not to side characters such as Klein or Sunohara, who has received at the very least a considerable amount of attention from the fans. I'm talking about the kind of characters in the background that the producers don't even bother to draw their faces on. The kind of characters that either die from the first explosion in the distance, or proceeds through the series forgotten and unnoticed.
That's right. Only the main characters get to enjoy the presence of fangirls and fanboys, because they are the ones with the perfect personalities. They are overpowered, they almost never fail, and even their follies and mistakes have been presented as emotional, heartbreaking scenes that contribute even more to the audience's love for the said characters.
Take a cursory look at anime series you know of.
As with real life, you will find people whose arms aren't strong enough to carry the girls they love.
As with real life, you will witness those whose hearts just aren't tough enough to withstand the trials of life, let alone a global crisis.
As with real life, you will see ladies that weep over cracked mirrors for the "perfect guy" that seemed to be stars away from their grasp.
And as with real life you will find people who have to drag a blade across their wrists just to feel the tiniest morsel of strength within themselves.
Of course main characters are cool. They're badass, they're awesome, and they get all the love. But there can only be one main character, and the others that are not fortunate enough to join his clique can only hope to decay away with time.
Real life is no different from anime; the only reason we crave for the grass on the other side is because we simply aren't the main characters.
More than often I have seen such comments on the Internet; more than often have I heard my peers say it; and more than once has it crossed my mind as a careless opinion.
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There was a guy and a girl who fell in love and they arranged to meet on christmas but the guy had a car accident that day and died alone on the streets wounded and cold so the girl waited for the guy but he never came so the girl just waited there until she died of old age and became the statue of liberty