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August 6, 2014: Greg Coleman has been named president at BuzzFeed. He had been president at The Huffington Post. (FishbowlNY)
August 6, 2014: Majja Dennis has been named executive vice president, talent and development, at Allen & Gerritsen. She had been executive vice president, chief client officer, there. (mb)
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August 4, 2014: Brandon Dunn has been named sports director at WPDE in Myrtle Beach, S.C. He had been sports director at KTAL in Shreveport, La. (TVSpy)
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The path to abs that are rippled like a grill pan and hard as a rumble strip on the highway is not lined with crunches.
A recent study by the Biomechanics Laboratory at San Diego State University found that the classic gut-busting move didn't even rank in the top 10 abs exercises in terms of effectiveness.
The reason: Crunches don't require much of what exercise physiologists call abdominal stabilization and body rotation—two key ingredients to sculpting a rock-solid six-pack.
That's secret number 1: Don't do crunches. Got it?
Do what works. You want badass abs, don't you? Maybe you're wondering why some guys can sculpt an amazing midsection while the rest of us struggle to suck in our jiggle bellies. Are they genetically predisposed to Daniel Craig-style abs? Are they just more disciplined when it comes to exercising? Do they simply want it more badly than we do? Or do these guys know something that most of us don't know. Is there a secret to their success, a fail-proof abs strategy that gives them what has eluded you for so long?
The answers to those questions—The Six-Pack Secret—can be found by reading this book. If you can't see your abs now, don't assume it's because you're missing out on a magical abdominal exercise or single abs-unveiling power drink. If The Six-Pack Secret was that easy, this book would be one-page long. No. Losing belly flab and sculpting an impressive rack is a process requiring time, hard work, dedication, and a strategic set of secret weapons—techniques culled from the collective wisdom of the world's top exercise physiologists, weight-loss experts, and strength coaches.
If abs are what you want, then start here with a few more simple, effective secrets that will set you on the path for a lean, hard belly:
Initial Action Steps
1. Wake up to water
Imagine not drinking all day at work—no coffee, no water, no diet soda. At the end of an 8-hour shift, you'd be pretty parched. Which is precisely why you should start rehydrating immediately after a full night's slumber. From now on, drink at least 16 ounces of chilled H2O as soon as you rise in the morning. German scientists recently found that doing this boosts metabolism by 24 percent for 90 minutes afterward. A general rule of thumb: Guzzle at least a gallon of water over the course of a day.
2. Eat breakfast every day
A University of Massachusetts study showed that men who skip their morning meal are 4 1/2 times more likely to have bulging bellies than those who don't. So within an hour of waking, have a meal or protein shake with at least 250 calories. British researchers found that breakfast size was inversely related to waist size. That is, the larger the morning meal, the leaner the midsection. But keep the meal's size within reason: A 1,480-calorie smoked-sausage scramble at Denny's is really two breakfasts, so cap your intake at 500 calories.
3. Promise yourself that you will avoid restaurant lunches for one month
Stay out of those weapons of abs destruction by packing your lunch in a cooler every day. This simple habit is incredibly powerful for keeping you on track. University of Iowa scientists found that people who monitored their diet and exercise goals most frequently were more likely to achieve them than were goal-setters who rarely reviewed their objectives.
4. Make yours a metabolic circuit
The most effective way to burn belly fat and build middle muscle is weight training. But not the kind you see a lot of guys doing at the gym: take-your-time weight training. That doesn't cut the mustard. If you want abs, you need a one-two punch in the gut: weight lifting and high-intensity interval training. According to a recent University of Southern Maine study, half an hour of pumping iron burns as many calories as running at a 6-minute-per-mile pace for the same duration. (And it has the added benefit of helping you build muscle.) What's more, unlike aerobic exercise, lifting has been shown to boost metabolism for as long as 39 hours after the last repetition.
5. Pack it in early
You need sleep to find your six-pack. That's because lack of shut-eye may disrupt the hormones that control your ability to burn fat. For instance, University of Chicago scientists recently found that just three nights of poor sleep may cause your muscle cells to become resistant to the hormone insulin. Over time, this leads to fat storage around your belly. Give yourself your best shot at melting your middle and making it hard by turning in before 10. You'll wake up early enough to make yourself a nice breakfast (and drink your water) and be able to try out Six-Pack Secret #6.
(Adapted from The Six-Pack Secret: Sculpt rock solid abs in 4 weeks using the most effective muscle-up, weight-loss program ever created)
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even older skoolRelevant screenshots of several Rance games appear to be easily available on a certain site, the URL of which I should probably spoiler just for emphasis (due to being NSFW and probably NSF everywhere else too). it's g.e-hentai.org A quick perusal of collections for Rance 1, 3, and 4 indicates low to modest ratios of explicit to non-explicit images (less than that of some visual novels with which I am familiar), and pixelation-type censorship of visible genitalia. All individuals depicted naked appear to be at least late teens, with physical characteristics consistent with those of an adult Asian woman, in my opinion.
Legendary Outlaw? ...Forget it.From all the conversation about Sengoku Rance, it is clear that if there is one good thing about the story of these games, it's that the main character is very anti-pedophile.
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The pink haired girl is 16, right?
29 Komodin, Fri, 15th Jun '12 8:17:22 AM from Somewhere in Windy Hill Zone Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Sengoku Rance is fairly representative of the franchise, so no, not quite.
edited 15th Jun '12 8:35:10 AM by Arha
Not really. There´s lots of gameplay and normal story scenes in between each sex scene. Sil? (didn´t looked at the CG´s, but it´s the only pink-haired girl I can think of the franchise right now) In the first game she should be around that age, if not older.
edited 15th Jun '12 10:01:36 AM by Marche90
32 Akagikiba 2, Fri, 15th Jun '12 10:35:53 AM from The TV Tropes Forums
ScallywagI know we all love Death of the Author, but you got to ask yourself, Did the creators of these games put in the rape scenes for titillation? I think so. And that is when it becomes pornography.
33 Kuro Bara Hime, Fri, 15th Jun '12 10:53:23 AM from Somewhere...I think Relationship Status: Mu
☆♥☆Just to note, I think that for the sake of deciding what stays or gets cut, it only counts as porn if there's more pornographic elements than there is plot. Gameplay also, when it comes to a game like Rance.
34 Komodin, Fri, 15th Jun '12 11:01:29 AM from Somewhere in Windy Hill Zone Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
I know we all love Death of the Author, but you got to ask yourself, Did the creators of these games put in the rape scenes for titillation?Perhaps, they did... however, for the purposes of the P5, I can't just give a work the axe just because of that. If the work has more... substantial material (i.e: plot, gameplay) than those rape scenes, then it gets the pass. Also, who said I like the Death of the Author trope? I sure didn't.
35 Heatth, Fri, 15th Jun '12 11:08:12 AM from Brasil
Ah, no. This is when it becomes Fanservice. The definition of 'pornography' were are using here (not just for Rance, but for all reviewed works) is for when the work is primary played for titillation. If it can be reasonable supposed titillation is not the main goal, than we are not calling it 'porn'.
edited 15th Jun '12 11:08:23 AM by Heatth
Just because the work fetishes weird shit doesn't make it porn. We've been over that before.
Legendary Outlaw? ...Forget it.Unless the weird shit is children. Then it can die in a fire.
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Well, then it's pedo pandering, which is a different issue, but yeah that goes immediately.
The main plot, to note, was that three magical rings had been taken by three girls and turned them evil. The only way of retrieving said rings was to defeat the girls in battle and then rape them to relieve them of their virginity, as the evil powers only worked on virgins.Nice of them, to create a plot that makes your rapes not only justified, but even heroic. How charming. I'd argue that the entire point of being a hero who can rape girls with no consequences or even just reprimand (and not in a world where it's always inconsequential, since people here have already explained that other characters who do it are treated as evil) is titillation in itself.
edited 15th Jun '12 12:23:09 PM by GendoIkari
40 Komodin, Fri, 15th Jun '12 12:23:59 PM from Somewhere in Windy Hill Zone Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Komodin: There is. There's some pretty lengthy gameplay involved and in the second game I think there was some sort of romantic subplot of sorts as well as the whole saving the village by the magical power of rape. It's definitely lighter on the plot than Sengoku Rance, but then looking through the cg gallery there's also apparently significantly less sex.
Sure there is - given how many praises I've heard for the actual gameplay part, the strategy engine must be solid - but does not override my personal concern over it. You play a rapist who never gets any comeuppance, and no, do not bring the "he's still a hero who saves the world" argument up; from how he's described in the Characters page of the article, his heroics are only motivated by the desire to fuck even more girls. But the P5 seem to have found no problem with a series sporting such concept to be here, so whatever. Out.
Seeking for LightThe P5 is not here to judge the morality of works. They are here to decide if a work is pedo-pandering or purely pornographic. Period. The presence of rape—even Black Comedy Rape—in and of itself does not fall foul of the content policy and therefore is not under the purview of the P5. Regardless of the personal feelings of the P5 members (and IIRC from the other thread, many of them agree with you about the skeeviness of the concept), they are not allowed to cut something just because it's morally objectionable or disturbing. If we were purging the wiki of everything highly disturbing, then most hardcore horror and all the squick flicks would be getting removed, too.
Thank you, Nocturna. That was exactly what I was going to say. Suffice it to say that if we were voting based on what we personally found morally objectionable (except for the pedophilia ones), then I would be voting devil-head a lot more, and I'm sure the others would as well.
45 Meeble, Fri, 15th Jun '12 3:02:59 PM from the ruins of Granseal
likes the cheeses.While you're right that we're not out to cut everything morally objectionable, and that a work featuring "fanservicey rape" by itself isn't an automatic ground for cutting under (current) P5 policy, it is within the P5's discretion to decide whether a borderline work has enough problematic elements to push it into either the "primarily meant for porn" or "pedophile pandering" when it would get a pass without them otherwise. A prime example would be Kiss X Sis, which for the most part was just a fanservice heavy show, with the fanservice mostly centered on characters that were old enough to not be considered pedophile pandering. However since the show featured teenagers involved in incest, water works, and a list of other fetishes, it was enough for P5 members to vote to cut it when other fanservice-heavy shows got a pass. From what I'm seeing, this series is falling on the "too many problematic elements to let slide". Just going part-way through the Let's Play linked earlier, it's already referenced several female characters being raped, the fact that rape is a driving force for the main character (who the player is meant to identify with), molestation scenes, consexual sex scenes, masturbation scenes, the fact that an "Assault" button is present for every female character the hero comes across (whether or not he can go through with it), and that one of the aforementioned rape victims was an actual child who had been magically aged up to look like an adult (the fact that Rance regrets it after he finds out doesn't help, either.) That all of this is apparently played for laughs doesn't remove the fact that these problematic elements exist. And in my personal opinion as a panel member, just as it was with Kiss X Sis, there's enough of them present in this work that I feel it violates our site policy, and should get a devil head.
edited 15th Jun '12 3:04:19 PM by Meeble
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46 Heatth, Fri, 15th Jun '12 3:19:06 PM from Brasil
A prime example would be Kiss X Sis, which for the most part was just a fanservice heavy show, with the fanservice mostly centered on characters that were old enough to not be considered pedophile pandering. However since the show featured teenagers involved in incest, water works, and a list of other fetishes, it was enough for P5 members to vote to cut it when other fanservice-heavy shows got a pass.I have no love for Kiss X Sis*, but it those are the reasons for it to be cut, I disagree strongly with it. Hell, none of these fetishes can even be considered 'immoral'! It is great abuse of power to vote to cut something just because you find it squirky.
(...)the fact that rape is a driving force for the main character (who the player is meant to identify with)(...)Being a main character doesn't mean the player is meant to identify with him. Just saying. I mean, come on. We have a whole trope about evil protagonists. This reasons is not cut worthy.
edited 15th Jun '12 3:19:59 PM by Heatth
47 Meeble, Fri, 15th Jun '12 3:35:11 PM from the ruins of Granseal
likes the cheeses.My concern here isn't whether the elements of a story are immoral, it's whether the elements are problematic insofar as our content violations policy is concerned. And as I've said in the past, "too many problematic elements can push an otherwise borderline work into cut territory." From what I've seen so far, I feel this series meets that threshold. Other panel members may disagree, and if I'm out-voted then that's just part of the process. But for now, this seems like a situation that calls for a devil head from me.
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I don't think you're actually supposed to relate to Rance. He's the butt of a lot of jokes and most people only put up with him because they have to. Whether or not that makes anything better is a matter of opinion, I suppose, since the story still condones it.
Yes, Sil is who I meant. And if we started cutting works with a Villain Protagonist well...puts anti slip on slopes
RorabrialisWe do not even need to play the games to know that Rance is without a doubt a bad man, we are suppose to associate with him, nor do we want to associate with him. Gameplay and story elements are still very large parts of the game, according to people who have encountered it. It is not pure porn, and we are not moral guardians. Neither is Rance. We are people keeping this site alive, Rance is a excessively messed up Villan protagonist, and we should avoid stepping out of jurisdiction when cutting things with 5P powers. (Cutting something that isn't porn, or pedophilia is something we should avoid like 4kids translations, or the devil.) Also, On Kiss Xsis, wasn't there an underage character as a romance interest? I'm pretty sure I heard gushing about that manga something alongside those lines from my Ex-Roomate, and that he reads it probably isn't a good sign either.
edited 15th Jun '12 8:34:05 PM by Roraborialis
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I am a father, family man, consultant and professor in the Behavior Sciences in the Toronto area. In many ways, I consider Chicago my second city given how much I have visited for personal and professional reasons. I was born in Athens but my parents moved to Canada when I was very young. My father is from a small village near Tripoli in the Peloponnese and my mother is originally from Crete. Athens is where they fell in love.
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I consider myself somewhere between a self-taught professional and an amateur photographer as I don't make my main living as a photographer. However, photography has honored me with many possibilities for travel and friendships with fellow artists. I have been fortunate to receive recognition for my work by receiving multiple international awards and publications, having my work featured in galleries and film, conducting workshops, and becoming a featured artist with theHouse of Ilford, Formatt-Hitech and Topaz Labs Software.
You introduced a new word/phrase in the lexicon of photography known as "vision drawing" or "oramagraphy" "όραμαγραφία"™ . Explain this.
I refer to this concept as a "new psychology of photography" that focuses on the artist's creative process in fine art photography. What you capture with your camera isphotography (light drawing); what you do before, during and after you take a photograph (i.e., from previsualization to realized vision) is a complimentary term that I coined asoramagraphy (vision drawing). In essence, what and how we take a photograph becomes secondary to why we choose to make a photograph the way we do. If we answer the why, we understand the psychology and motivation behind the photo much better. This concept also refers to the pursuit of a personal originality that may lead the photographer to discover an inspirational or innovative form of photography in the evolution of photography as an art form. I developed some core principles for this model based on my readings of famous photographers like Ansel Adams and Henri Cartier-Bresson, to name a few. This concept is also applicable to all artists who practice various fine arts including film, painting, music, and architecture.
If you could spend 24hrs shooting photographs in Greece where would you be?
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Beauty abounds in every corner of Greece. It is very tempting to say the islands, which always provide solace for the soul, but I could easily spend hours near Meteora or Thessaloniki, two places I have yet to visit, as I spend most of my time in Athens proper, Peloponnesus or the iconic islands. Greece is not only a country to me but an experience and experiment in wonder.
If not for your current occupations, what would you be?
A film director. I seriously considered this path before I entered university. When I make photographs, I often see "moving pictures" as if I am stepping into a film of my own making that I have stilled or slowed with every click of my camera. I often visualize a scene with this type of aesthetic in mind. I enjoy the tangible ethereality of these experiences tremendously. As much as I love what I am doing as art and science, I am a strong believer that a person can be a master of more than one fate and that human excellence is boundless.
What do you love most about your Greek heritage?
- Our passion for life, our perseverance in the face of adversity, and our pursuance of ideas that can and have changed the world. We also have an uncanny way of telling stories that resonate with the world. It may sound Proustian, but I like to translate my own lived stories through my photography. As much as I am a citizen of the world, being a Greek-Canadian is an indelible part of my identity that humbles me and makes me proud at the same time.
You can visit more at John's website: www.silverzenphotography.com
The power of "Oxi!"
You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life.
—Winston Churchill
Greeks around the world will celebrate the historic day of Oct. 28, 1940—"Oxi Day." We all applaud the bravery when then Greek Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas declared his resounding ultimatum "Oxi" to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. Parades, celebrations and more will celebrate this historical day not only in Greece but all over the world.
This day in Greek history empowers me. I enjoy revisiting the history of what took place surrounding this historic event. President Franklin Roosevelt said: "When the world had lost all hope, the Greek people dared to question the invincibility of the German monster..."
It is recorded that Greeks took to the streets in unison and stood their ground on something that was unacceptable. With a simple "oxi"—a word of only a few charcters but with so much power.
In this instance and so many others, it is a word that stands against, evil, injustice, and more. I can only imagine the streets in Greece on the morning of Oct. 28 with shouts of oxi.
I recently came across a trailer for a new documentary entitled: OXI: An Act of Resistance that sheds an interesting light on the current crisis Greece is going through. In the documentary I found this quote quite powerful: "What is a life if fear rules every thought."
In today's world we are faced with terror on a daily basis. But with a simple and powerful word we witness so many people from all walks of life resist evil with a simple—oxi.
In Washington DC American journalist James Foley, who was publicly executed by ISIS in Syria on August 19, will receive (posthumously) the 2014 Oxi Day Award for his extraordinary courage in the defense of freedom and democracy on Oct. 23.
President Bill Clinton, who nominated Foley for the award, is expected to introduce Foley (via video) when the award is presented to his parents, Diane and John Foley, at the Fourth Annual Washington Oxi Day Foundation Gala on October 23, 2014 at the US Institute of Peace in Washington, DC.
There is no doubt that we learn from history, but sometimes we also are reminded to recall the great courage those who have and continue to say oxi to their adversaries.


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Tax them for they have sinned.
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Boots - and therefore shoes - are made for walking.
I went to pay for $10 worth of merchandise with my debit card.
As books go, the history of good is a slim volume.
I was 500 feet above the Pacific Ocean about midway between Molokai and Maui. And I wasn't having a good time.
I love a parade. I love marching.
Don't miss the Commons at Union Ranch Family Fun Day on Sunday, July 6, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2241 N. Union Road in Manteca. Doodles the Clown will be there to entertain you and your children, as well as a face painter. You can participate in games and enjoy refreshing lemonade and sweets, get an original balloon creation and look at magical balancing birds. For more info go to http://community.mantecabulletin.com/events/detail/13564/.
Imagine a cell phone weighing two pounds, getting only a half hour talk time per charge, being only used to make voice calls, and costing $3,995.
Levi Gray followed the revelers up the train bridge that spans the Stanislaus River, eventually hurling his 265-pound body into the cool waters below.
The Recall.
SAM MACK MEADOW, Inyo County – You can't get much closer to the source of a large chunk of Los Angeles' water than Sam Mack Meadow at 11,040 feet just over a mile from the Palisade Glacier – the largest in the Sierra.
It's true inspiration to see a teen that stands out among the rest of the student body for his positive actions in school where there is a need.
It was 40 degrees Thursday. I had been hiking for six hours. The sun had been up over the Great Basin for perhaps three hours.
I confess.
The unemployment rate in Manteca is 9.6 percent.
It is easier to become a lawyer than to get a green card.
TURLOCK – When I think of Billie Joel, I don't think of Turlock.
Like many cities whose heydays in bygone eras have been become victims of the caprices of changing times, Tracy has gone through its own growing-up pains. A lot of that is starkly evident in its downtown area.
My apologies to the late Huell Howser on my impressions of downtown Lodi having that "wow" factor.
We are told 28-year-old carpet kept together with duct tape is deteriorating the quality of classroom education in Manteca Unified.
Come out to the Petsmart in Manteca and find your new furry friend on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. because the Stockton Animal Shelter will be displaying adoptable dogs of all sizes, color, and breeds. If you've been looking for your purrrrfect snuggle buddy, now is your chance, plus this weekend ALL adoptions are free.
They're sleek. They're cutting edge. They're today.
Roem Baur had it all on Tuesday night.
Stockton Police are alleging Manteca Unified School District board member Sam Fant is a person of interest in an Internet café gambling operation.
Water is water, right?


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It's strawberry season in Arizona and you're craving a sweet, delicate, red teardrop of goodness. You find none in your refrigerator. With gas prices soaring, you don't want to make a special trip to the grocery store. What do you do?
Justin Rohner knows what he would do: simply stroll into his elegantly landscaped yard and pluck a fresh berry — or whatever he pleases, for that matter — right off the plant.
More than 60 percent of his yard is edible.
Rohner, 32, sees health, economic and aesthetic benefits in not only growing his own produce but utilizing it as the primary form of planned landscaping at his Gilbert home. It's a concept called agriscaping.
Rohner is part of a group of six who work to educate and spread the practice of agriscaping through the Valley. They operate an online community, iAgriscape.com, which describes it as "what you get when you bring together the elegance and grandeur of creative landscaping and the best of productive agriculture."
Every month Rohner holds a free meeting at two nurseries, Harper's Nursery and Landscape Co. in Mesa and Summer Winds Nursery in Phoenix. He teaches an audience of about 50 how to design and maintain an efficient elegant garden.
"We make it as easy as grass." Rohner says. "No, easier; there's no mowing or de-weeding."
Rohner also offers his professional landscaping skills and creative mind to those who do not have the means or time to do the work themselves, he says.
For $27 a month he and his posse will plan, maintain and harvest your agriscaped yard.
He sells his produce and clients' produce at the Power Road Farmers Market in Mesa.
"It can produce more than it costs to maintain it," Rohner says. "Essentially, it's free."
Each square foot will produce between $5 and $25 worth of produce a year, he says, and a four-by-eight bed can grow a year's worth of produce for one person.
Rohner uses his Power Ranch home as a "test" site and model garden for agriscapes. Both his front and backyard are elegant, edible and homeowners association (HOA) approved, he says.
"Anytime is the best time to plant," he says. "You just need to know what to plant."
Right now, his front and backyard is a lushes green oasis of salad lettuces, artichokes, fruit trees, flowers, grass and much more.
About 10 feet under his children's trampoline, he has dug a subterranean garden to grow more sun and heat sensitive plants.
He uses special soaps so he can recycle water from his showers and other sources in his home into his garden through a drain pipe.
Linda Thompson or Chandler also recycles water for her agriscaped gardens. She has a five-gallon bucket in her shower to collect water and carry out to her yard when she's done.
Thompson, 60, spends about 12 and a half hours on her 200 square-foot garden a week. She has to go to the store for produce about three months out to the year — and she dreads it.
"Once you've had lettuce from your backyard that was picked that evening, you'll have a very hard time going back to the store," she says.
Thompson has been an intermittent gardener since 1994. She started attending Rohner's Mesa meeting about a year ago and tries to make it to every one, she says.
She enjoys the exercise and recommends agriscaping to everyone. She agrees with Rohner: it doesn't cost much to get started and once you have, you won't give it up.
"My mother used to say, gardening is good for the soul," Thompson says. "She was so right."
Both Rohner and Thompson say you do not need a green thumb to agriscape. You just need a healthy start and a solid plan. Rohner said he is happy to help with that, for free.
In the beginning, he asks a few questions: "What do you want it to look like?" "What do you want to eat?" and "How much time do you want to spend on it?"
He and his fellow agriscapers have studied far and abroad to bring innovation to the elegant and edible home gardens in Arizona.
A fellow agriscaper went as far as France to study French Country gardens. They are also experts on Tuscan, Traditional English and many more garden styles.
Rohner is also working with local landscaping companies to spread agriscaping throughout the Valley, he says.
"A big part of our mission," Rohner says, "Is to make people into farmers and teach them elegant landscaping."
Angela, a senior studying journalism at Arizona State University, is an intern for the East Valley Tribune. Contact her at (480) 898-6514 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House Answers for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Last Day Of Work
- Publisher: Last Day Of Work
- Genre: Miscellaneous Edutainment
- Release Date: Dec 6, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
Question & Answers
Why kid no toilet
My kid won't use the toilet and all she does is splash in the toilet like she a little 2 year old
Answer from: corgi luver
I have the same problem in the upstairs bathroom. just a glitch they wont die from it
Answer from: VirtualPlayer
It's not a glitch. It's an action. Slap the crap out of them and they will quit. If they don't give them a piece of nasty candy and smack 'em 3 times and they won't do it again.
Answer from: 4th gen player
Kids are kids and they don't know better. You're going to make them depressed if you follow what VirtualPlayer said. Give them the scolding glove one time. They will run away and it teaches them not to do it in the future. Don't worry about your little person not going to the bathroom. Your little family keeps living even when you're not on, so she probably goes to the bathroom when your not on. The people will do whatever they need to. you have to train them.
Answer from: VirtualPlayer
It won't make them depressed. And slapping them ONE time does not teach them not to do something. It's a game. We aren't dealing with real people here. I have never had anybody become depressed from the red glove. I do however get tired of kids even as old as 17 playing in the toilet. You play in the toilet in my house and you will get the red glove at least 3 times.
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