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|Release date
|10 May 2002 (Update)
|Combat level
|XP per kill
|424.8 (and 140.1 experience)
|Always drops
|Big bones
|Examine text
|A very large elemental adversary.
|Slayer info
|Slayer level
|Slayer XP
|Assigned by
|Chaeldar, Sumona, Duradel or Lapalok, Kuradal
Fire giants are the second strongest giants in RuneScape and they are well known for their combat and Slayer experience and gold charm drop rate. Like all giants, they have high life points but low defence for their combat level. They attack with melee and ranged, and can deal as much as 335 life points of damage per hit. They are particularly weak to slashing weapons, and so a chaotic longsword or abyssal whip can prove very effective in defeating them. They seem to have a good chance of dropping items from the rare drop table, making camping them a decent money-making method.
Waterfall DungeonEdit
The Waterfall Dungeon requires the player to complete a large portion of the Waterfall Quest to access the area. After the quest, Glarial's amulet and a rope will always be needed to enter the dungeon, reducing the player's inventory space. The dungeon contains two rooms with many fire giant spawns, and it is rather cramped for better training.
Waterfall Dungeon resource dungeonEdit
The Baxtorian Falls resource dungeon, located within the Waterfall Dungeon, contains 15 fire giants and requires level 35 Dungeoneering to enter. As it is inside the Waterfall Dungeon, the player must have done the appropriate parts of Waterfall Quest, as well as have Glarial's amulet, and a rope. Alternatively, a hoardstalker ring can be used to teleport directly there. Because of the higher requirements, this dungeon tends to be less crowded than the outer area of the Waterfall Dungeon. Unlike the Chaos Tunnels, a cannon can be set up in this area, allowing a very fast kill rate. The resource dungeon is more spacious than the outer Waterfall Dungeon.
Chaos TunnelsEdit
Fire giants can be found in three rooms inside the Chaos Tunnels. They are more convenient to get to than the giants in the waterfall.
While the tunnels do not have the effect of being in the Wilderness, all but the most remote entrance to the tunnels are located within the Wilderness, so players must choose to either risk player killers or take a very long walk. The non-wilderness route, safe from player killers, is located under the statue just south of the sawmill in Varrock, leading through the Dagon'hai area and most of the chaos tunnels. Completion of What Lies Below is required to use this route and completion of the Hunt for Surok subquest is useful, allowing all portals in the tunnels to be usable. The various recommended rooms located in the tunnels are as follows:
- The first room of fire giants is just west of the Giant rock crabs room. The rock crabs are accessible directly via the rift entrance northeast of Edgeville marked #2 on the Chaos Tunnels map. Using the west portal in this room will take the player to the fire giants area.
- The second room containing fire giants is just south of the room that contains Moss giants to the north-west rift entrance marked #4 on the Chaos Tunnels map. These fire giants are actually fairly remote, requiring a decent walk from any entrance which easily results in players getting lost. The shortest routes to this room actually go through the other rooms with other fire giants anyway, so this room is usually only used as an overflow room. Bank runs from here are cumbersome, so players slaying here will probably want to consider only picking up abbreviated drops.
- The third room of fire giants is east from the Dust devils on rift entrance marked #1 on the Chaos Tunnels map. These fire giants are also remote and barely used at times. Protect from melee or Deflect melee is highly advised as there are several Mummies that can hit very high on the way. The fire giants here are much more cramped then the other two rooms meaning it is possible to train here quickly without moving around. It is highly recommended to use Dust devil protection in case you accidentally attack one on the way. Otherwise use entrance marked #4, run south past the fire giants to the Zamorak group to the Giant rock crabs and use the southernmost portal in the crab room to end up in the fire giants. Bank runs are cumbersome unless you are on Ancient Magicks.
Smoke DungeonEdit
The Smoke Dungeon from the Desert Treasure quest has a number of fire giants, and is usually empty of players. There are 4 fire giants located in the large central chamber at the corners of the room, along with others scattered throughout the dungeon. Players accessing the dungeon through the passage from Pollnivneach Slayer Dungeon will find two clusters of them to the north. This Dungeon requires the player to wear either a face mask, Gas mask, Masked earmuffs, or slayer helm. Without a mask item the player's health will drop very quickly due to smoke inhalation; an environmental hazard present within the dungeon which rapidly hits for around 200 lifepoints. The smoke itself cannot kill, but it can lower lifepoints enough to make entering combat risky.
Brimhaven DungeonEdit
There are a number of fire giants in the Brimhaven Dungeon, which requires a toll of 875gp per trip (exempt from toll if a player has ever acquired the Karamja Gloves 3) to access. These giants are now a good option for both training and slayer, as the wild dogs are unaggressive to players who are over combat level 71. Using the Brimhaven Dungeon can be a convenient method of banking the drops of the fire giants: Teleport to Ardougne or Ardougne cape, House Teleport (Chipped) or boat from the Ardougne docks, repeat. The easiest way to get there would be by using the Karamja lodestone, which is just east of the dungeon.
Deep Wilderness DungeonEdit
The Deep Wilderness Dungeon, slightly southeast of the Wilderness agility course, contains 6 fire giants at the very end of the dungeon. It is very rare to find others training here, as fear of player-killers wards away most people. This dungeon is excellent if other locations are already filled as it is close to a bank and is an isolated location. Remember that this location is extremely dangerous as you are still in high-level Wilderness and may be killed by players at any time.
Fire giants use Ranged and melee attacks to fight, and have no special abilities or attacks. Their Smoke Dungeon habitat, however, deals rapid damage to unprotected players, so players wishing to kill them there should wear protective face gear; a face mask, masked earmuffs, or any slayer helm variant. Any of these will block the environmental damage.
Fire giants are weak to slash weapons. This means the most effective weapons to use on them are dual-wielded drygore longswords, chaotic longswords, chaotic claws, or an abyssal vine whip with an enhanced excalibur. An Armadyl godsword in passive mode is also effective, as it boots the player's attack and strength. Additionally, a dwarf multicannon can be used in the waterfall dungeon, waterfall resource dungeon, Brimhaven dungeon and deep wilderness dungeon locations, for faster kills.
For players who struggle to kill fire giants without losing a lot of health, there are several methods that can be used to heal without bringing food along. Fire giants have an uncommon drop of cooked lobsters, which heal up to 800 life points at a time. The Regenerate ability can be used to heal while out of combat, at the cost of adrenaline; it is recommended to use this when at 100% adrenaline. The Vampyrism aura, scrimshaw or superior scrimshaw of Vampyrism, the off-hand enhanced excalibur sword, or the Soul Split ancient curse can all be used to heal as damage is dealt to the fire giants. Guthan's equipment is not recommended for use in the Smoke Dungeon, but can be used in all the other locations to heal lifepoints. The Bones to Peaches spell can be used to turn the fire giants' 100% big bone drop into healing peaches, if unlocked from the Mage Training Arena, or a bunyip Summoning familiar can be used to heal over time.
If players choose to use Soul Split, they should forego the use of Bones to Peaches, and should instead use a combination of the bonecrusher and demon horn or split dragontooth necklace Dungeoneering rewards to automatically restore Prayer points as they kill fire giants.
Players who have bought the Herbicide Dungeoneering reward are recommended to bring it to fire giants, as they commonly drop low level herbs. Players may also find a gem bag useful, if they wish to collect the uncut gems that fire giants drop.
100% dropEdit
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Big bones 1 Always 512
- Represents 90% confidence range, based on a sample of 270,671 kills.
1 charm is dropped at a time.
- Please add to the log (only if 50 or more creatures killed).
Weapons, armour and ammunitionEdit
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Steel hatchet 1 Common 37 Mithril sq shield 1 Common 447 Fire battlestaff 1 Uncommon 8,384 Rune arrow 12 Uncommon 1,812 Rune scimitar 1 Rare 14,873
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Chaos rune 5 Uncommon 260 Blood rune 5 Uncommon 2,505 Law rune 2, 4 Uncommon 850–1,700 Nature rune 2 Uncommon 712 Fire rune 20 Rare 1,180
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Grimy guam 1 Common 421 Grimy marrentill 1 Common 136 Grimy tarromin 1 Common 34 Grimy avantoe 1 Common 3,990 Grimy harralander 1 Uncommon 86 Grimy ranarr 1 Uncommon 2,667 Grimy irit 1 Uncommon 2,077 Grimy cadantine 1 Uncommon 1,921 Grimy lantadyme 1 Rare 6,711 Grimy kwuarm 1 Rare 3,790 Grimy dwarf weed 1 Rare 6,899
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Coins 15–3,000 Common Not sold Shoulder bone 1 [1]Common Not sold Fire giant bone 1 [2]Common Not sold Anagogic ort 20 [3]Common Not sold Lobster 1 Uncommon 226 Steel bar 1 Uncommon 976 Strength potion (2) 1 Uncommon 433 Long bone 1 Rare Not sold Curved bone 1 Rare Not sold Spirit sapphire 1 Rare Not sold Spirit emerald 1 Rare Not sold Spirit ruby 1 Rare Not sold Court summons 1 Very rare Not sold Starved ancient effigy 1 Very rare Not sold Clue scroll (hard) 1 Very rare Not sold
- ^ Only obtainable during Fur 'n' Seek
- ^ Only obtainable during Rag and Bone Man
- ^ Only when daily limit has not been reached and if you are in a clan
Rare drop tableEdit
- This monster has access to the rare drop table.
The ring of wealth is not required to access the table.
Show/hide rare drop table Item Quantity Rarity GE Market Price Coins 200–350,3,000 Common Not sold Uncut sapphire 1 Common 1,129 Uncut emerald 1 Common 2,080 Uncut ruby 1 Common 3,015 Uncut diamond 1 Uncommon 4,992 Loop half of a key 1 Uncommon 27,582 Tooth half of a key 1 Uncommon 30,725 Uncut dragonstone 1 Rare 13,166 Dragonstone 1 Rare 9,687 Dragon dagger 1 Uncommon 16,666 Rune battleaxe 1 Rare 24,260 Rune javelin 5 Rare 890 Adamant javelin 20 Very rare 1,200 Rune 2h sword 1 Very rare 37,048 Rune spear 1 Very rare 11,487 Dragon spear 1 Very rare 37,213 Battlestaff 200 (noted) Rare 1,574,200 Rune sq shield 1 Very rare 22,169 Rune kiteshield 1 Very rare 31,952 Shield left half 1 Very rare 63,953 Dragon helm 1 Very rare 59,255 Adamant bolts 200 Uncommon 12,200 Onyx bolts 150 Rare 1,258,500 Rune arrow 150 Rare 22,650 Vecna skull 1 Very rare 94,419 Water talisman 1 Uncommon 10,892 Earth talisman 25–35 (noted) Uncommon 66,550–93,170 Fire talisman 25–35 (noted) Uncommon 64,825–90,755 Chaos talisman 1 Uncommon 555 Nature talisman 1 Uncommon 372 Pure essence 1,000–1,500 (noted) Uncommon 15,000–22,500 Nature rune 60–80 Rare 21,360–28,480 Soul rune 20 Rare 3,980 Law rune 45 Rare 19,125 Death rune 50 Rare 17,700 Blood rune 50 Rare 25,050 Raw swordfish 125–250 (noted) Uncommon 54,750–109,500 Raw shark 250 (noted) Uncommon 288,500 Big bones 150–180 (noted) Uncommon 76,800–92,160 Coal 550–700 (noted) Uncommon 146,850–186,900 Adamantite ore 150–250 (noted) Uncommon 197,700–329,500 Silver ore 100 (noted) Rare 9,200 Runite ore 100 (noted) Rare 1,075,400 Rune bar 1 Common 14,228 Rune bar 50 (noted) Very rare 711,400 Clean toadflax 35–45 (noted) Uncommon 118,195–151,965 Clean snapdragon 30–35 (noted) Uncommon 112,980–131,810 Clean torstol 16–34 (noted) Uncommon 91,520–194,480 Snapdragon seed 1 Common 1,349 Torstol seed 1 Uncommon 16,965 Watermelon seed 3 Uncommon 7,323 Magic seed 3–7 Rare 495,387–1,155,903 Palm tree seed 10 Rare 1,595,420 Yew logs 450–550 (noted) Rare 162,450–198,550 Crystal triskelion fragment 1 1 Very rare Not sold Crystal triskelion fragment 2 1 Very rare Not sold Crystal triskelion fragment 3 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Melee) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Magic) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Ranged) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Agility) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Cooking) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (FM) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Fishing) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Hunter) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Mining) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Prayer) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Smithing) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (Thieving) 1 Very rare Not sold Brawling gloves (WC) 1 Very rare Not sold
Universal dropsEdit
- Universal drops are dropped by nearly every monster outside of Daemonheim.
- These drops are dropped alongside main drops.
Item Quantity Rarity GE market price Key token 1 Rare Not sold
- Even though the TokKul-Zo is supposed to work against "TzHaar, Fire and Obsidian creatures", it has no effect on Fire Giants; as no charges are used. This may be due to the fact that the TokKul-Zo is designed for use against Lava creatures.
- A hidden update on 9 July 2013 caused fire giants to no longer be aggressive.
- These monsters create a very quiet rustling or hissing sound all the time, which gets louder as you get closer to the giant. According to the Audio Options interface, this is considered an ambient sound. It probably represents their internal fire, visible from above a giant's head.
- These monsters were popular for training ranged prior to the Evolution of Combat, but have since lost popularity due to their new ability to retaliate with ranged attacks of their own.
- Before the graphical updates, the Fire Giants' weapon was often thought to be a Dragon 2h sword. This was before Dragon 2hs were released in the game, so this similarity was noted by many players. One player even asked in the third Postbag from the Hedge:
|Hi, I would like to ask the fire giant a question. Why is it that you have the only dragon two handed sword in the game, and you don't even drop it? Yours truly, Jabbaz
— Jabbaz [1]
The reply was:
|If you had the only dragon two-handed sword in the game, would you drop it?
— Fire giant [1]
- ^ a b Jagex. Postbag 3 - "Barbarians, Tree Spirits, and an embarrassed Demon!", letter #3. RuneScape Postbags from the Hedge.


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Creamed Peas
Recipe courtesy of Patrick and Gina Neely
- Down Home with the Neelys
- Total Time:
- 49 min
- Prep:
- 9 min
- Inactive:
- 30 min
- Cook:
- 10 min
- Yield:
- 4 to 6 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- Total Time:
- 49 min
- Prep:
- 9 min
- Inactive:
- 30 min
- Cook:
- 10 min
- Yield:
- 4 to 6 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 small onion, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, diced
- Pinch of red pepper flakes
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 pound bag frozen peas, thawed
- 1 tablespoon sliced fresh mint
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
Melt the butter in a large saute pan over medium-high heat. Once melted and foamy, add the onion, garlic, and red pepper flakes and saute until tender, about 2 to 3 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Add the heavy cream and let thicken, stirring for just 1 minute.
Add the peas and the mint and cook until the peas are bright green and warmed through, another 5 minutes.
Recipe courtesy The Neelys
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I like this recipe I am glad that I found it. When you make some thing easy and simple this is what to make. What I did was made some rice and put the creamy peas over it with fresh bacon bits in the creamed peas. ...
I love peas and thought these were great esp for a holiday side dish. VERY easy to make, even my teenage son can do it and that's sayin' something! ...
Tracy, from Modesto (i[m from Manteca....we're almost neighbors Anyway, this will not thicken. You have to add a little flour to the melted butter-salt-pepper and then add the cream...then add the peas and the rest of the ingredient etc. Even though I thought it was strange not to use a 'thickener' and to let just basically simmer to 'thicken' I tried it and let it simmer for an hour...never thickened :. You can use corn starch mixed in water and then add to the VERY hot cream and that will thicken it. Anyway...Have fun! ...
This was pretty good. The sauce didn't thicken up so I added a little corn starch mixed with water. I didn't have any fresh mint so I added about a tsp. of dried mint. I do like it and probably will make it again. ...
I liked it! I didn't have mint but I added some chopped mushrooms into the onions while cooking. My cream sauce didn't really thicken up, I continued to simmer hoping it would but it didn't. Maybe someone can give me a tip on how to get it to thicken. ...
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Archive for January 2013
Is it possible that Kia has created the best-looking family sedan on the market?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, of course, and all the main contenders have stepped up their games lately (think Fusion, Camry, Accord), so I don't know that I'm prepared to go out on that limb.
But still.
The possibility occurred to me Monday. Dusk had morphed into full-on dark and my Titanium Silver tester waited for me in the halogen glow of a nearly empty parking lot.
In that light, and with a clear view of the car's flanks, its crisp clean lines and ideal proportions cohered in a way that belied its modest roots. Quite elegant. Shouldn't be a surprise, I suppose, since Kia's lead designer is a fellow named Peter Schreyer*. Schreyer designed for VW/Audi until Kia stole him away.
I do have reservations about the Optima; I find the front fascia/grille underwhelming. In that regard, I much prefer Schreyer's work with Audi. Otherwise, the thing is a home run.
Photos don't do the Optima justice. Check it out next time you see one sitting by its lonesome in a grocery store parking lot. At dusk. Bathed in a halogen glow.
*Postscript: When I Googled Schreyer to make sure I'd spelled his name correctly, I learned he'd been named president of Kia in December. Two weeks later, it was announced he'd take over lead designer chores for both Kia and its parent company, Hyundai.
In my previous post, I promised the lowdown on the 2014 Acura MDX, which should start arriving in dealerships by summer.
As you may recall, I'd come across a rumor that Acura would dropSuper Handling All-Wheel-Drive (SH-AWD) from upcoming versions of the MDX. PR boss Chuck Shifsky was quick to respond to my query to that effect.
"Bad rumor," he said.
Acura show the new MDX at the Detroit Auto Show today and, in fact, SH-AWD is still onboard.
The only real change, traction-wise, is that for the first time the MDX will be available in a front-wheel-drive format. This comes in response to requests from Sun Belt dealers.
Otherwise, the '14 MDX gets a full facelift. Its new "Aero Sculpture" styling not only looks good but also improves aerodynamic efficiency by up to 16 percent.
It will be shorter by 1.5 inches and ride on a longer wheelbase, which should enhance ride quality and boost cabin and cargo space. A new chassis is lighter and more rigid and new front and rear suspension designs are expected to produce in a sportier ride-and-handling package.
There's a new engine, a 3.5-liter V-6 that's expected to produce more torque while improving fuel efficiency to class-leading levels.
Acura will load the MDX with a host of safety technologies and expect to see the next generation of Acura's cloud-based AcuraLink connectivity initiative.
I'm never going to own a large crossover — i.e., one with three rows — but if I did, it would be Acura's MDX.
The MDX rides well, though it's not the least bit sporty. It's strong and handsome, though not at all flashy. It's comfortable and quiet, though a bit old-school in certain ways.
To wit: Unless I'm misreading the spec sheet, that spiffy, new 2013 MDX you're eyeing isn't available with such a commonplace feature as keyless entry and ignition.
This isn't a huge surprise. Acura is Honda's up-market division and Honda's strong suit is engineering. They're less interested in key-fob transponders than in the greasy bits down below. When they do engage ones and zeros, it's generally in an effort to tackle a pressing need, not whether I can open the car without taking the keys out of my pocket.
Many buyers value Honda's go-slow approach — it tends to reduce failures and increase resale value, though I'm certain it costs the company sales.
There is one piece of Acura tech I'm particularly fond of. Its Super Handling All-Wheel-Drive (SH-AWD) system — is simply the best of the breed. I've never driven a more surefooted car in the snow.
A new, 2014 MDX is coming in 2013 and there are rumors afloat that Acura will drop SH-AWD for a lesser system, presumably in an effort to reduce the price of the MDX.
I'm not a prospective owner, so my vote doesn't count for much. Still, I look forward to my annual winter test, simply because it's so much fun to drive a capable rig in ugly conditions. Plus, largely because of SH-AWD It's a car I never hesitate to recommend.
Let's just say I have an interest.
Today, I reached out to Chuck Shifsky in Acura's PR office, asking for the official line on the SH-AWD question.
"Bad rumor," he wrote. "We'll share more on 14 MDX next week in Detroit."
I won't be at the Detroit Auto Show next week, but I'll look forward to getting the lowdown — and when there's more to tell, I'll pass it along.
Today, I give up my 2013 Honda Accord Sport sedan. In its place, I'll get an Acura MDX, so life isn't all bad. Still, I'll miss the Accord.
The '13 is the first iteration of the 9th-generation Accord, long one of America's favorite midsize sedans. It's a bit smaller and lighter this year, but has a roomier interior and larger trunk.
No one buys an Accord for glam or racetrack cred. It's your basic car. But basic doesn't have to be boring. Even equipped with a continuously variable transmission (CVT), my tester was nimble, responsive and light on its feet. The electrically assisted steering system felt natural and had a pleasing heft. The suspension, firm enough to limit body lean during turns, was also sufficiently compliant to laugh off our pocked city streets.
The Sport is a new trim level this year and, other than puzzling packaging choices, I'm impressed. The price is right — $24,180 with the standard 6-speed transmission; $24,980, with the CVT — and the features set makes sense.
The base Accord ($23,270/23,780) is equipped with dual-zone automatic climate control, full power accessories, cruise control, an 8-inch video display, Bluetooth (phone and audio), a rearview camera, cruise control, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, a height-adjustable manual driver seat, a folding rear seat and a four-speaker sound system with a CD player, an auxiliary audio jack, iPod/USB audio interface and Pandora functionality.
One step up from the base, the Sport gets a bit more power from the standard 2.4-liter four (189 hp vs. 185), 18-inch wheels, rear spoiler, eight-way power driver seat with power lumbar, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift paddles for the CVT.
This is one of the better CVTs I've driven — its pseudo shifts are clean and sharp and Honda has dialed out all but a hint of the CVT's traditional rubber-band responses — but I'd take the stick anyway. Fuel efficiency is a hair better with the CVT but I prefer the superior engagement a stick makes possible.
Here's what puzzles me about the Sport: a host of desirable options — heated seats, up-level audio system, navigation, etc. — are not available. To qualify for those and other options, buyers must move up to the EX-L trim ($28,785).
There's more to say, most of which I already said back in October.
In a typical year, Mazda sells fewer total vehicles in the U.S. than Toyota sells Camrys, or Honda sells Accords. Or Civics, for that matter.


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Consumer Confidence
U.S. consumer confidence falls on fiscal cliff fears
Consumer confidence tumbled in December, driven lower by fears of sharp tax increases and government spending cuts set to take effect next week.
Consumer confidence soars
Confidence is boosted by a better outlook for hiring over the next six months.
Debt ceiling debate legacy: 'Scary erosion in confidence'
The consumer confidence index falls from a reading of 59.2 to 44.5, the lowest point in two years.
Experts: Debt fight hurting Obama
Uncertainty undermining public confidence, they say.
Biz leaders gloomy on economy
Postponing action on the Bush-era tax cuts is weighing heavily on consumer sentiment, they say.
Summers: Google econ, get good news
He says consumer confidence is up because fewer people are googling "economic depression."


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This Is No Good
January 24th, 2013
Ashley visited her parents at the beginning of winter. Over her previous visit for Thanksgiving, she had heaps of support from visiting relatives, but this time Ashley had fewer allies — mostly just her brother, who gets her name and pronouns right all the time.
Her parents still use the wrong pronouns, and Ashley thought it might be because they didn't know how much it hurts her. Wanting to remove any doubt, she braced for confrontation and told them how deeply hurt she feels when someone refers to her with male pronouns. She was shocked when her parents reacted with indifference.
In addition to the pronoun problem, Ashley's parents have switched to using a childhood nickname for her instead of the name she chose. She was okay with that for a while, but she's come to realize that her parents still use her birth name when she's not around.
Ashley wonders whether writing a letter would work better than her attempt to ask them person, although a similar letter last spring didn't seem to have much effect.
Ashley laments that L'Oreal's Double Extend Mascara with Beauty Tubes tend to irritate her contact lenses, so she went to look for an alternative. She got a recommendation from her hair stylist for Smashbox's Full Exposure Mascara, and discovered that it worked well for her without irritating her contacts in the same way that L'Oreal's mascara did.
Ashley also offers a positive review for Urban Decay's All Nighter Makeup Setting Spray, which you can spray onto your face after you apply your makeup — but before applying any mascara — to help your makeup last throughout the day. Ashley mentions that Urban Decay's Makeup Setting Spray makes a difference on those days where her makeup really has to last.
(Ashley's nail polish in this episode is Aruba Blue from Essie. We aren't being paid to say this — just thought maybe you'd like to know.)
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How do I stop these fleeting thoughts of suicide?
January 20th, 2013
Trigger Warning: Suicide
[What is a trigger warning?]
Over the last few months, I've had fleeting thoughts about suicide every two or three days. (I suspect a large part is from my parents' lack of acceptance.) But each time such a thought enters my head, it may be around for no more than a second or two before I swat it away, not unlike a gnat in my mind.
I don't mean to be flippant, but it's almost as if one corner of my brain is saying, "Maybe all this would be easier if I was dead," but with the rest of my brain soon chiming in with, "No, that would be a really bad idea."
Perhaps unsurprisingly, I've come to realize I have depression (which I recognize from having had in the past). I haven't yet sought medication for that, but might that be something that could help dispel these thoughts?
(I took Lexapro the last time I had depression and it seemed to work okay, but if you have depression and if there's a particular medication that's worked well for you, I'd like to hear about it.)
Either way, I have a psychotherapist who I can talk to about this kind of thing, and I plan on setting up an appointment with them soon.
P.S. To reiterate, I have no plans on killing myself, and I want to be around for a long time. I just have these thoughts that keep creeping in my head about this.
— Ashley
Updated Jan. 21: I have an appointment on Thursday.
Updated Jan. 24: I had a really good conversation with my psychotherapist and I have another appointment with them on Thursday.
Updated Jan. 25: My doc has given me a prescription for lithium to start.
Thanksgiving Too
December 21st, 2012
Even though Ashley's name change has gone through, she's wasn't sure whether it would make any difference when she visited her parents over Thanksgiving. It turns out, Ashley's cousins, aunts, and uncles seem to have become all the more supportive, while her parents still lag behind.
Ashley goes over a conversation with her parents in which she tried to gently ask them again if they could please use her pronouns. She was expecting that it might be a five-minute conversation — mostly just putting out the request and then awaiting the invariable milquetoast response — but Ashley recalls that the conversation nosedived right from the start. Although Ashley had hoped to focus on her pronouns rather than her name (which seemed to be more of a sticking point), her parents soon derailed the discussion to harp on about her name.
Although Ashley's parents have moved on to using a childhood nickname for her — well, most of the time — Ashley laments that this would-be interim name seems to have taken up permanent residence. Ashley and Jay ponder how she could try to convey to her parents how important it is to her that they use her name. They mull over a few ideas and Jay half-jokingly tosses out the idea that Ashley could have photocopies of her driver's license at the ready to pass out to any doubting bystanders.
Ashley recalls her dad telling an anecdote about her college years and, after Ashley discovered that he was using the wrong pronouns, she chimed in with a brief correction, only to have her dad offer the rationalization, "but you were a 'he' at the time." Realizing that the I Would Prefer These Pronouns When Referring to My Past discussion wasn't something she could squeeze in as an aside over dinner with guests, Ashley contemplates whether she should send her parents an email to talk through some of that.
Back in our second episode, Ashley sung the praises of using primer as part of one's makeup routine, including recommendations for L'Oreal Paris' Magic Perfecting Base and Smashbox' Photo Finish. After recently noticing a reformulation of L'Oreal's primer, however, Ashley revisits whether it's still a comparable product against Smashbox' Photo Finish. Ashley also follows up on some earlier thoughts about cleaning one's makeup brushes and she shares some tips to help prevent one's brushes from losing their bristles.
(Ashley's polish in this episode is German-icure from OPI. We aren't being paid to say this — just thought maybe you'd like to know.)
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Name Change Day
September 14th, 2012
After having filed her paperwork and heaps of waiting — among other steps — Ashley's court date for her name change finally arrived. Ashley goes over the happenings that day and how things played out, including her game plan for getting out of bed by 5:30 a.m.
Ashley and Jay chat about some of the documents Ashley has to get updated, some of which Ashley has already tackled, others of which she's leaving until her gender marker has been updated too. Oh, yeah — in Texas, it's a complete nuisance to get one's gender marker changed, but Ashley is giving it a shot. Ashley has been in talks with a lawyer to help with that and she's keeping her fingers crossed that their fees won't cost her an arm and a leg.
Jay asks if Ashley had any celebrations to commemorate the event and Ashley mentions that she had invited over several of her closest friends the evening of the court date for some drinks and yummy cake. From there, Jay lobs a noshy pun that Ashley mistakes for everyday banter and that trails along for a moment or two, but they get things sorted out.
In lieu of eyeshadow primer, Ashley offers that you can use foundation in a pinch. She offers the caveat that it's not nearly as good as actual eyeshadow primer, but that it's still a step up from no eyeshadow primer at all. Ashley then talks with Jay about how you can use liquid eyeliner — in this case, an inexpensive liquid liner from Milani, a drugstore brand — to somewhat darken the shade of one's lashes to create a stronger contrast around one's eyes. And, hey, we didn't talk about nail polish on the show, although who knows if the postscript below disqualifies that.
(Ashley's polish in this episode is Make Waves from Piggy Polish. We aren't being paid to say this — just thought maybe you'd like to know.)
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The Letter
June 22nd, 2012
Ashley has waited for months for her parents to start using the name Ashley instead of her birth name, but they won't, so she tries to explain her request again in a carefully worded letter. Unfortunately, the letter doesn't go over well and her parents tell Ashley that she's hurting them by not considering their point of view.
Ashley's parents are visiting in a few weeks and she'd love to try a new restaurant with them, but she worries that her parents would out her as soon as they started making small talk with the restaurant staff.
Despite this, Ashley has started the process of legally changing her name, and she tells Jay about all the paperwork, filing fees, and her eventual appearance before a judge, who could potentially decide not to grant her request.
Jay also learns how to get the most out of Too Faced Shadow Insurance eyeshadow primer and a tip on cleaning the lint from one's dryer screen without scuffing one's nails.
(Ashley's polish in this episode is Aruba Blue from Essie. We aren't being paid to say this — just thought maybe you'd like to know.)
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7 Questions
April 1st, 2012
Jay Frosting
Ashley answers 7 Questions for the we happy trans project, such as who's been most supportive of her transition, changes she'd like to see in the world, and how she's helping to make those changes.
Jay asks how Ashley's new coworkers are accepting of her gender identity, given that some knew her since before her transition while others have only ever known her as Ashley.
Ashley receives a postcard from her vacationing parents, but they addressed it to her birth name and Ashley can't bring herself to read it. She wants to talk with them again about calling her Ashley, but worries that her parents could become fatigued on the subject if she were to bring it up too frequently. She and Jay also discuss the unusual evidence her mother cites to try to refute Ashley's gender identity.
Jay learns that Too Faced Shadow Insurance (an eyeshadow primer) benefits from a little shakey-shake before use, as one would do with a squeeze bottle of ketchup (or with natural peanut butter if you're fancy). Ashley also discerns that her technique for repainting some nails (but not others) with a zip-top bag requires a new baggie about every six months.
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Support Groups
March 16th, 2012
Jay Frosting
Ashley is frustrated by her parents' lack of acceptance, and suggests that instead of emphasizing her new happiness to them, she could instead explain how bad she'd feel if she had to return to her life before transition. And if they don't come around and she tries to bring this up with them, should she try to broach this over the phone or might she have better luck with a letter in the mail?
Jay and Ashley chat about the group sessions organized by her gender therapist that she attends with several other trans women. It's a cozy supportive environment where they talk about some of the progress the other women in the group have made with their transitions and various ups and downs.
Ashley talks about some of the trans community she's come across online including the alternating-weeks #transchat and #queerchat each Sunday. Jay asks whether Ashley has come across much cyberbullying and Ashley talks about some of the microaggressions she's come across in passing.
Ashley offers a follow-up on two makeup products discussed on earlier episodes. Oh, and they veer into talking about nail polish too. Yeah, like that ever happens.
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The T Word
February 29th, 2012
Jay Frosting
Ashley teaches Jay about the nuances and changing meanings of some of the more hurtful slurs directed toward trans folks, with help from GLAAD's transgender glossary of terms.
Jay asks Ashley to elaborate on what she means when she says she's "always been a woman" and if that means she regrets not having come out at an earlier point in her life.
Together, they discuss whether it would be feasible to raise a baby as gender neutral until they were old enough to express their gender identity.
They also discuss the nail-protecting power of gloves and Ashley sings a jingle about them. (Caveat: The "gloves song"—all three seconds of it—is only available in the video version of this episode.)
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Accept? Yes. Condone? No.
February 15th, 2012
Jay Frosting
Ashley's father seems to view her gender therapist as a sort of puppet-master (puppet-mistress?) pulling Ashley's strings, even though Ashley switched from individual counseling to group support. Ashley's parents say that they accept what she's doing, but they make a point of telling her they don't condone it. Jay thinks it means they now understand it's not a phase, but Ashley infers it's more likely that they think she's crossdressing.
Ashley wonders how to get through to her parents and is nearly ready to give up, especially after her dad says that he doesn't entirely accept publications like the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) as truth. Ashley also continues to long for any recognition of her femininity from her mom.
Jay and Ashley discuss some fun things as well: her new pierced ears, the ideal diameter for hoop earrings (1.68 inches), using a flatiron, and matching polish precisely by bringing specific clothes to the store. Ashley finishes by describing some nail polish shortcuts and their inherent tradeoffs.
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The Florida Department of Transportation learned a new thing about Cedar Key when 70 residents – about 10 percent of the island's population – attended a meet-and-greet on construction proposals for replacing three bridges on the island.
Mayor Dale Register said he learned something as well, "There is no pain-free plan."
The Great Suwannee River Clean-up, initiated and coordinated by Current Problems Executive Director Fritzi Olson, is nearing the end of the historic river and the final 2014 clean-up. The last 20 miles will be tackled by the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, the Friends of the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuges and all the volunteers they can muster.
It was just a simple report by the caretaker of a 96-year-old woman who claimed she died of natural causes.
But Helen Bishop's story was not yet finished.
And it was left for a funeral director, the 8th Circuit Medical Examiner, the Levy County's Sheriff's investigators and the 8th Circuit State Attorney's Office to write the final chapters.
For the first time, Levy County will put its legal notice business – including the annual delinquent tax rolls – up for bid in an effort to save taxpayer money and put an end to the contentious discussions that have accompanied it.
After nearly two months of commercial clam lease closures, red tide has moved out of Cedar Key, according to officials.
The Florida Fish Wildlife Conservation Commission reported this week that Karenia brevis, the organism responsible for Florida red tide, was not detected in samples taken from Cedar Key.
Samples were also clear in Dixie, Wakulla, Bay, Gulf and Pasco counties, according to FWC.
FFEA club holds
induction meeting for new members
By Tabatha Hays
Shark Correspondent
Cedar Key School's Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA) Club met Wednesday, Oct. 8. Club members are looking forward to the upcoming school year and being involved in many events, such as: shadowing teachers, helping the teachers out in their classrooms and fundraising throughout the school year.
Cedar Key's 45th Annual Seafood Festival drew landlubbers by the hundreds to the island community to sample its seafood, entertainment, arts and crafts and much more. Pictured, Jasmine Kish works the booth in support of the Cedar Key School science department.
A home in East Williston that houses sex offenders and sex predators is causing concern in the community and Levy County Sheriff Bobby McCallum asked the Levy County Commission to consider legal actions that can be taken to limit such residences.
The single-family home at 21161 NE 35TH ST, which is not a group home, had seven sex offenders and three sexual predators registered at the address on Monday, McCallum said. "These numbers continue to rise." It is outside the city limits of Williston.
Junior class
Pie Auction reminder
By Emily Colson
Shark Correspondent
Fall is the season of giving – pie!
Come join the junior class in the Cedar Key School Auditorium on Monday, Nov. 24, for the 2014 Pie Auction. The doors will open at 5:30 p.m. and the auction begins at 6 p.m.
This is the 22nd year that pies have been auctioned off to help the junior class pay for the annual prom and the junior-senior banquet.
Bring your best baked goods – and your wallets!
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He didn't let the loss get to him at all, what he did was make a very smart retirement at a fine time. He made millions upon millions of dollars and was not into boxing as much as some others have been. The heavyweights were always going to be a short term career for Spinks. He could have easily run into a Douglas, a Tucker or another big strong heavyweight and got derailed again. Spinks retirement is absolute class and it's a pity more don't follow his wisdom. Tyson looked like he was going to be champion for a helluva long time and Spinks was never getting another shot there, and nor would he have probably wanted to. So what's he do, go around fighting non great contenders on the off chance he might rise by some minescule margin in the ATG rankings?
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I was planning on buying one of these units today,being on a Monster Special I thought what the heck. Then I read the reviews. NO THANKS! I'll wait.Frank Brice in Pittsburgh October 9, 2010
"Works Great Until it Doesn't"
I agree with both of the previous reviews. I bought two units, the little black one for my car and a "Super" for the house. Both units remove odor and leave a nice, clean odor behind. In that regard, as someone said, they are "amazing!" But both units failed in just a few months and I won't buy again. After just 4 months, the car unit started making a loud squeel which I assume was a bad bearing in the little fan. The Super unit lasted slightly longer. It seemed to gradually become less effective. Then one day, it simply refused to turn on. Slide the switch, nothing! Contacted Csonka about the warranty and they seemed "nice" but gave me a hassle about original receipts, shipping, etc. I threw both units in the trash. Great technology -- poor quality execution.Phil in Oregon April 10, 2010
"Simply Amazing!"
I was not sure if this unit was going to be worth the money. After reading reviews I was skeptical of it, but I must say WOW!!! Not only did it remove the cigar smell from the room, it completly erased it. My wife could not believe i smoked a cigar. I enjoyed a nice Pepin blue label toro, she said she smelled a spicy peper seasoning smell but nothing more. This unit has won me over!!!Paul in Madison Heights, MI March 8, 2010
"Unit breakdowns"
My father and I each purchased a Csonka super smoke cloaker w/ ozonator and ionizer. This product was matained and cleaned as per the instructions. My cloker brokedown after ten months and my dads after six months. When working they performed great. Just not worth 6-10 months usage. Then having to pay for a replacement unit (the warrenty was 1 yr. now only 90 days).Joseph Weinshenker in IL May 11, 2008