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We have many similar oposing items, like trinity and lichbane which are similar but oposites, and yet i cant figure out why we dont have an item that stacks defensive statuses, no not like Leviathan i mean temporary stacks that leave after a few seconds, like Guinsoo's stacks A defensive version of Guinsoo would be nice, one that stacks up like Guinsoo but raises defensive stats. IE: On attack or spell cast, increases your cooldown reduction by 1% and both armor and magic resistance by 3*. Lasts 5 seconds (stacks up to 8 times). *3 or 2.5 points would be nice. any less and it might not be worth buying compared to other defensive items. At 8 stacks you have 8% cdr (not that much not that little) and 20 armor and magic resistance or 24 if its 3 per hit. Not that much, but considering you people give it a low cost like guinso, it might be worth buying on offtanks like alistair etc So far i havent thought on the permanent stats just on the stack effects. maybe hp and just some ap? And give it a cost similar to Guinsoo EDIT: I think im finished thinking its stats. A helmet Tarnhelm's Foresight 320 HP 45 AP Unique Passive: On attack or spell cast, increases your cooldown reduction by 1% and both armor and magic resistance by 3*. Lasts 6 seconds (stacks up to 8 times). Recipee: Ruby Crystal + Blasting Wand + 650g (final price 1985g)
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I see, but i like my idea better, that item is too op on both accounts, and guinsoo is an item for hibrids, so why would its defensive counterpart be for tanks and not offtanks?
I talked about this in the OP of my thread, but it seems ridiculous when you look at two relatively similar items like Chain Vest and Negatron Cloak. Apart, they're just pure mitigation items, and all pure items have a decent cost/stat ratio. Now put them together and find someone that doesn't rage over the item being overpowered. That said, as a newbie I used to buy Guardian Angel a lot. It was like, "Hey, this has good defense and I might die." Still, at the same time I looked at the MR and thought, "That's really low...do I even want to buy this?" In theory, mages deal less damage over a given period of time than AA DPS champions. Then the AA DPS goes after the mage and gets killed in 1.2 seconds while their 2000 HP drops to zero. The supposed counter to this is MR, which is super ineffective below 200 when fighting against Void Staff and Archaic Knowledge which are not hard to get, mind you. So instead of, "Mages are weaker if they have to commit," you get Annie and Ryze who will nuke you to death and do it again in a few moments during which the melee opposition is cc'd anyway. Mages complain about cooldowns time and time again but they really don't experience any drawbacks from them. I suffer from CDs more with Renekton than with Veigar. The metagame is changing, Annie just got "balanced" and mages are coming out on top everywhere. If a mage fails it is only because of their own lack of caution or knowledge/awareness of the enemy. "Why don't you play mages then if they're so 'OP'?" More IP I don't have, what with the nerfed IP farming capabilities and the fact that I keep losing because people who play casters kite me into oblivion. I don't even have to chase them to die, they just straight up outharass and outdamage anyone else in the game ~ partly due to the itemization in their favor since forever.
Honestly we already have enough defensive items for tanks, but there are only a few "hibrid" items, like atma/sunfire, that give both defensive and offensive status. Plus my item is a cheap item (like Guinsoo) that can be used by both offtanks and tanks. But again why make Guinsoo's defensive counterpart an item for pure builds, and not a hibrid item for hibrids like Guinsoo. You are just riding on Guinsoo's popularity to make a new tank item to satisfy your needs, and you use Guinsoo's name because it stacks the same way, just come up with a different name for your item. And at least realise you are putting an incredibly low price on a high tier item, Guinsoo's Rageblade isnt as op as your "Guinsoo's ragemail" the spirit in which both items are made is different at least. Guinsoo's Rageblade is intended to be cheap viable and accessible, not op, underpriced, and only wearable by tanks like your Ragemail. <Sorry about the backslash dude but i dont take it well when i see someone suggest something i think is op> Anyway Guinsoo this Guinsoo that, screw the name im changing my item's name. Riot: Its like all the pure builds are guetting most of the love, where is the intention you guys had of being fair to hibrids too, when you made items like hextech, and guinsoo? Well this is an item that can be used by almost anyone, and its an interesting mechanic You gain cdr each time you gain Guinsoo-like stacks, up to a reasonable limit, and you gain more defense the more you stay in the action too. Honestly this is an item that encourages tanks to actually follow their roles, but that can be used by any archetipe...
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wits end ^^^ lol i was thinking the same thing, and its actually decent. BTW, its "HYBRID" stop this "i" **** lol


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"The South's largest in-water boat show and festival is back for 2013 — and this year we're making it a weekend-long event," said Eric Housh, one of the organizers for the show.
The Logan Martin LakeFest and Boat Show is May 17-19 at Horizons in Pell City. The event is free to attend.
"We still have plenty of room for vendors to sign up," Housh said. "The applications can be found at www.loganmartinlakefest.com, and the application deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, May 10."
Housh said this year vendors must cater to things dealing with the lake, lake lifestyle or be located near the lake. Vendor fee is $30.
"We are really trying to focus the event specifically to the lake," he said.
Justin Hogeland, one of the event organizers, said LakeFest gates open at 3 p.m. May 17. Music will start at 5:30 p.m. The headlining band is ChaseNtheDragons.
"This band has a deep and impressive history," he said. "Chase Davidson is on lead vocals, and has played and toured with some of the largest alternative bands in the nation. His band, Red Halo, was featured on Fox's reality series 'The Next Great American Band,' where they finished in second place."
Hogeland said bass player Matt Ross is Bo Bice's touring bass player, drummer Scott Colliar was with Brother Cane, which was Virgin Records, and lead guitarist Jason Marchant was with Red Halo, Vergos Merlot, Mars Electric and was signed with Atlantic Records. Marchant has played and opened with bands such as Lynard Skynard, Creed, Kid Rock and many more.
"We will kick things off properly Friday night with a fireworks show to honor our veterans, sponsored by Bennington Boats," Housh said. "Veterans from the Col. Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home will be recognized and honored."
Housh said the fireworks show will begin at dusk, between 8-9 p.m.
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– Fancypants Suspect Arrested in Picasso Theft: San Francisco police have booked a man for the sockless theft of a $200,000 Picasso drawing from the city's Weinstein Gallery, and, as his Nantucket-on-a-summer-Sunday foot attire would suggest, he's not exactly a hardened thief. Meet Mark Lugo, a 30-year-old Hoboken resident who has worked as a sommelier (at least till recently) at New York's BLT Fish restaurant and, before that, at Per Se.Evidently someone with a taste for the finer things in life, Lugo was arrested after cops traced him to a Napa apartment and found Picasso's 1965 "Tête de Femme (Head of a Woman)" professionally boxed in a Fed-Ex package, ready to ship to an unknown destination. He has since been jailed "on suspicion of burglary, theft, possession of stolen property and drug possession," and slapped with a $5 million bail. Expect to hearmore about our soigné new friend. [SF Chronicle]
– Sasha Grey's Art... Disappoints: For some reason, people on the Internet seem inordinately interested in the artistic dabblings of one Sasha Grey,a plucky young woman who has built a name for herself in the porn industry, and this must be the reason that Artnet has graced her new "monograph" "Neü Sex" with a full review. Here, in the same spirit of serving the public interest, we present a link to the incisive critique,which sadly concludes that despite Grey's "great promise" the book is not a "meaningful work[] of art." However, she seems to have taken the project seriously, and we hope she keeps at it. [Artnet]
– Obama Borrows Civil-Rights Rockwell: In tribute to the 50th anniversary of six-year-old Ruby Bridges's integration of an elementary school in New Orleans, President Obama has borrowed Norman Rockwell'siconic and still-emotion-inducing painting of U.S. marshals accompanying the girl to school. The work, "The Problem We All Live With," will hang outside the Oval Office until October 31. In a sweet turn, Bridges, who is now 56, is a trustee at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, New York, which is loaning the work. [Berkshire Eagle]
– The Cindy Sherman of the Monkey World?: A clever macaque monkey recently purloined the unattended camera of award-winning photographer David Slaterwhile he was visiting a national park in Indonesia. The creature then proceeded to take several extremely expressive portraits of herself both smiling andlooking rather serious, thereby calling into question notions of personae, monkeyhood, affect, and the history of photography itself. [Daily Mail]
– See "The Clock" Again: After screening it in May, LACMA is again holding one complete screening of Christian Marclays blockbuster piece from 5pm July 28 to 5pm July 29. This is the first screening of the work since Marclay won the Golden Lion for best artist at the Venice Biennale. [LA Times]
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– Family Fun at PS1: PS1's Warm Up party has becomea favorite of an unexpected crowd — kids. The event is a local institution for families, as their toddlers dance to obscure noise musicalongside that drunk girl in the cutoffs. [NYT]
– Britain Hates AbEx: In the wake of Cy Twomblys death, Jonathan Jones calls Britain, yes as a whole, out on its general disdain for abstract expressionism. [Guardian]
– Crystal Cathedral May Have New Owners: The Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange has revealed it is considering buying LA's bankrupt Crystal Cathedral — the 3,000 seat megachurch of Sunday morning TV staple Rev. Robert H Schuller. Some churchgoers rue the conversion of the Crystal Cathedral's "Space Age ministry" into a Catholic cathedral. [LA Times]
– Sotheby's Gives Back: Sotheby's has announced that works by Andy Warhol and Alexander Calder will be auctioned off at its second annual Art for Africa charity auction on November 17. All proceeds benefit children in south and eastern African rural communities. [Reuters]
– VIDEO OF THE DAY: Experts weigh in on the controversy over the stewardship of "Cleopatra's Needle," the Egyptian Obelisk in Central Park's that seems to be in the process of disintegrating. [NYT]
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Different Continents, Different Lives?
I met this amazing guy online one day, we've been talking for about almost 2 months, but it seems like years. I'm starting to grow really attached to him, and you can even say i'm really starting to like him. I don't know whether it's right or wrong since it's the first time that this has happened to me. I have a friend who's brother met a woman online as well...he lives in Texas and she lives in the Philippines and yet somehow they managed to work things out and they are even married now and have a kid! For him everything ended up right and good. Then again I hear many things about meeting people online and how things end up wrong, so I really have no idea what to do. Do I keep talking to him and see where things go? Do I stop talking to him and just forget I ever met him? He lives in Germany and I live in Texas, that's hundreds of miles apart. Is it worth falling in love? Every time we talk i go into another dimension where it's just him and me. He always listens to whatever I rant about, he makes me laugh when I feel at my worst, he makes me feel like a kid all over again. I wish we could talk forever, but I know he will soon have to go...I really don't know what to do...i'm still young you see...i'm 18 and he is 20, so we both are still young. Also I really don't know how he feels about me. He makes me feel like if he feels the same way about me, but i'm terrified to ask where I stand with him because I know that pretty soon he will find someone...and i know when that happens i'm going to be torn apart..Same situation here :(
We met when I was 14 and he was 16 at a concert and only spent a month together since I was moving back to my home country. Four years later, I went back to New York to visit and we met up. I thought things would be really awkward between us, but it turns out we still had strong feelings for each other. This happened October 2014. It's almost December and we talk constantly and often skype each other at night. I am now 18 and he is 20, a continent apart (I live in Brazil) and we're dying to see each other again. I honestly have no idea when/if I'll ever return to NY, but I still have hope of us finally being together. It sounds really crazy, but, if you like him, you shouldnt hold yourself back. Enjoy the moment.
I met a man on line in January, 2013. We started off being Scrabble opponents and things progressed from there. We started chatting in April, 2013 and skyping in April, 2014. I live in the US and he lives in the UK and I'm flying there in September, 2014 for a 10 day trip through England, Wales and Scotland with him. I will know him nearly 2 years by the time we meet, and we have both begun to have very real feelings for each other but realize we have to meet in person before we can see if things can really work out for us. I haven't felt this way about a man in years. Have been divorced for 10 years and was raising my children. Now that they're pretty much grown it's "me" time. Wish me luck. It's the biggest chance I've ever taken in my live other than giving birth to my children.
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Yes! Exactly what's happening to me!! Like the same thing!
I live in Europe and he lives in Latin America We have both said that we love each other, we both feel the same way. He's about to get a girlfriend soon though. He told me he would never change the way he talks to me but wouldn't that be cheating? :/ and I was afraid to ask him if he loves me too in the beggining. But when I did I felt so much better and relieved. I think that I love him more than he loves me sometimes. But no matter what happens at least I know I've tried. So yeah don't leave him. Ask him. See how it goes! And good luck!
Have you ever heard the phrase " It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all"
Never regret the things you didn't do. . . . if you end up with this guy then great but if you lose him because you didn't try then it will hurt forever.
Life is about experience.... experiencing life in every way. Surely E.P has taught you this.
No two people are the same and to find someone who is compatible with you in every way is a lot harder than you'd think.
I met my now wife online. I lived in the UK and she lived in Australia. We talked for 5 hours a day every day for months.
I knew more about her than any other even though we had never met.
It seemed I had searched for this one woman all my life. . . . when I found her I thought I have to take a chance, I only have one life, So after 5 months of talking online and on mobile phones ( very expensive phoning Australia ) I decided to buy a ticket and go meet her.
I have never been happier, We fell so in love, I sold everything I own, House, Car, Boat etc etc. Left behind my family and friends and here I am happily married and a beautiful future ahead of me.
I have lived in Australia for 5 years now and couldn't live without my wife.
Take a chance, if it fails you can say you tried and will gain an education from that failure.
Every failure in life builds the foundation for success.
Go for it.
Hi, I met this boy about a year ago and we have confessed our love for each other online. He lives in Holland, me in America. I plan to go meet him one day.
I would definitely go for it. Just see where it goes. i met a guy online after I met his mom in person on vacation and that was back in July. We talk every day whether it be on BBM or skype. We are together and are so in love. I really have never felt this way about anyone. Neither of us thought it would happen but it just did. He is coming here in July, and I'm planning on moving there in 2 years when I'm done college. You never know what could happen with someone. So I think you should keep talking to him and see where it goes!
Learning,trusting people online takes time...loving someone online takes even longer...
I met my husband online too :)
Dear Naza, I had been through your situation. Only for me it was almost a year long. Then I discovered whatever information he had provided me was fake. Not only his name but also nationality, age, education ...everything! So if you have not seen/met him in person...be careful about what information you share with him. Always take care of yourself.
Dear Naza, I'm also in the same situation as you are and it has been a year and a half for me. We became friends for over a year before he asked me out 6 months ago. Time flies. You will face many problems at first, many heart breaking and stuffs but please, have faith and believed in yourself.
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Jon Huntsman is certainly settling into his new, outspoken campaign 2.0 approach. Maybe, in fact, he's a little too comfortable, as illustrated in an interview with New York Magazine.
When asked about how Rep. Michelle Bachmann's image as presidential candidate has played out in the media, Huntsman candidly told NY Magazine's John Heilemann: "She makes for good copy–and good photography."
Huntsman's off-the-cuff remark instantly raised eyebrows. He has feverishly campaigned on his "civility candidate" status, and rarely ditches his model-diplomat tone.
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Jethro Bodineism Watch – Rand Paul Edition
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To my great chagrin no one in the national media has picked up the Bodineism meme, but they are starting to get the picture that there are some elected officials, particularly Republican elected officials, are about as dumb as sack of hammers.
The particular Jethro that I am talking about today is Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky. Of all the folks that I have compared to Jethro Bodine, Sen. Paul is probably the closet to the mark. By all accounts he is a pretty genial guy with a good smile and a nice manner. He is also so clueless as to be a text book (given that all books are printed in text, wouldn't that make them all text books?) example of self-satire.
Most recently Sen. Paul (gods greater and lesser that gives me chills just writing it, ugh) has managed to trample the 1st Amendment with his "ideas". Some of us on the Left side of the Blogasphere were more than a little happy that he was holding up the PATRIOT act renewal, by wanting to insert some amendments that would lessen the ability of the government to spy on its own citizens.
That was a good thing, but it does not mean that he was doing it from a deep understanding of the Constitution. You see after his ploy failed he went on Sean "The Manatee" Hannity's radio show and said the following:
I'm not for profiling people on the color of their skin, or on their religion, but I would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps, you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they've been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders. It wouldn't be that they are Islamic. But if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government, that's really an offense that we should be going after — they should be deported or put in prison.


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The panel identified high frequency trading as a major reason for the crash, a key part of what it calls "the new dynamics of the electronic markets" for equities and exchange-traded derivatives. The panel acknowledges that such changes have boosted competition and made trading cheaper for market participants, but warns that "they have also created market structure fragility in highly volatile periods."
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Small but rarely crowded, this beach will remain in your memory long after your visit. Fingers of white foam rush onto a black volcanic-pebble beach fringed with green beach vines and palms. Swimming here is both relaxing and invigorating: Strong currents bump smooth stones up against your ankles while seabirds flit above a black, jagged sea arch. There are picnic tables and grills. At the edge of the parking lot a sign tells you the sad story of a doomed Hawaiian princess. Stairs lead through a tunnel of interlocking Polynesian hau (a native tree) branches to an icy cave pool—the secret hiding place of the ancient princess. You can swim in this pool, but beware of mosquitoes. In the other direction a dramatic 3-mile coastal path continues past sea arches, blowholes, and cultural sites all the way to Hana town. Amenities: parking (free); showers; toilets. Best for: walking.


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The following questions and answers were derived from the portion of an article about Nat Sobel, the literary agent. Credit goes to Jofie Ferrary-Ader as the writer. Interviewer: "People in the business talk about how eight out of ten readers, or whatever the number actually is, are women. I think it's very difficult for young male writers to get published, especially today. I wonder what you think about that and how you've dealt with that in your career." Sobal: "I certainly think it's very difficult for male writers who are not writing thrillers. They have a much tougher road. We've read a number of pretty good novels by male writers that we know just won't go. Male coming-of-age novels are impossible to sell. We've already talked about how it's getting more and more difficult to sell fiction. Let me give you a better picture of it by looking back on last year. Five of us in the agency read submissions, everyone downstairs and Judith and myself. Five of us. We have an editorial meeting on Thursdays. I never talk to Judith about what I've read except at this meeting so it's all fresh for all of us. We generally read partial manuscripts, or complete manuscripts. Everyone averages about two of those per week. So, in an average year, that's more than five hundred manuscripts. Last year, from those five hundred books, we took on three new writers. And we were only able to sell one of them. Remember that much of what we get is from writers I've written to after reading their stories in the literary journals?we get very little over the transom. So look at those odds. They're very tough." Interviewer: "Damn right. We've spent a lot of time editing through second and third drafts and finally abandoning books because we don't think we can get the writer up to the level we want. We have to give up on them. Occasionally those books will get published too. But the odds are really difficult, and for the male writers it's even harder. Is there anything they can do to make their odds better?" Sobal: "I'm always looking for the unusual. I think it may require writing something of a historical nature, with a historical setting. They have to be able to get an idea of what's on the best-seller list today and see that, outside the thriller genre, there aren't too many male fiction writers who are succeeding. And I don't think that's going to change for a while." "But isn't that troubling?" "Sure it's troubling. I think it's troubling for all literary fiction writers today. But particularly for the male writers, who are only gradually becoming aware of how limiting that audience is. But I think you can find good male writers who can write from the woman's point of view, too. I remember a first novel I sold years ago. The writer himself was in his early thirties, but the novel was a first-person novel from the point of view of a sixty-two-year-old woman. It was entirely in first person, and it was a terrific story. It began his career. So if a male writer can write from the female point of view, or has a story that will interest a woman's audience, I think he has a better chance than somebody who's writing the kind of Hemingway-esque stuff we read in school." --------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been aware of this industry condition for the past three years. Painfully so. So has my male agent. And now Nat lays in on the line. I'm seeing, via my own group's stats and those of Publishers Market Place, reported sales that are approaching 70% female-centric, for debut authors. Given the fact that the largest reading and purchasing group are women, this is not surprising at all. Sixty-five percent of all books purchased are by women. I think women might account for as much as 70% (my high figure) of the entire fiction reading public. Most of these new releases are penned by young women--sometimes, very young gals, as is the case with YA titles. This is not sour grapes and I'm not intending to start a gender flame war. But the fact of the matter is, is that the male debut novelist is becoming somewhat of a literary dodo. Due to best-selling current trends, urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and YA in all of the sub-genres, we're finding that female writers have really staked their claim out in these areas and their readership is almost entirely other females. Truly, I had to give up SF for the simple fact that nobody, and I mean nobody, was buying it, other than the well-known trade publishers, who signed with established name authors in the business. SF, as we all know, is predominently penned by male writers, except for the new emergence of SF romance. There are some wonderful females SF scribes out there, but how many debut female authors are writing hard SF or space opera? Nat claims that males might have their only chance in the niche of thrillers. The NYC houses are run by nearly all female editors and, young ones, whose tastes are almost collaborative. From a psychological standpoint, it is not very hard to understand that a female editor is less likely to be endeared to a male MC written in a male voice. Gawd knows there are exceptions, and some male-centric books get through and go on to print. Let me make this clear: I'm not talking about midlist or bestselling male authors who are appearing on the NYT list, or who are great backlist sellers. I'm talking about debut authors in the past three years. Just exactly where are the contracts going? That's my question. I've had J.K. Rowling thrown up in my face for evidence that this just wasn't true, since Harry was a male lead, and the series has been the most successful in popularity and sales ever. But I am talking about adult fiction--not YA. YA fiction is dominated by female authors. And HP did start out essentially as Young Adult. I also believe that Joe Konrath, writer of the Jack Daniels mystery series, might not have been published if not for the fact that he made his MC a female detective, and scratched his male name from the book's title. What does that tell you? He admits to to failing to sell nine books prior to his popular JD series. (He's a wonderful writer, by the by) I know of some publishing houses that state implicitly that there will be only female leads used in the storyline, and that sex and romance must weigh heavily in the plot. Juno is one of them. Techno Books (The packager) has just announced that it is discontinuing their entire spec fiction line. They are leaving only mysteries open for submission, plus their Impressions line--which is all romance, covering ALL sub genres, including paranormal and fantasy. Now, does that make sense? Once again, evidence of a major industry shift. There's no question that readers rule, and the readers are women. BTW, women rule too! I've always heard and believed that if you write a great, compelling story, it will find worthy publication. And this is true, and women do admit to reading a ton of male-oriented books. So what's really changed? I'm going to toss this one on the bean counters--marketing. The demographics support the math equations--it's numbers There are exceptions, but they are so far, few and in between that they are not worth mentioning. What have I learned? The only control I have over this is to employ some empowered females in all of my stories from here on out. I sincerely believe Nat when he says that the male writer will have to learn how to effectively write female lead characters into his storyline if he is to stand any chance of publication. I never thought that writing could get any harder than it is. What's the solution? GUYS, get your butts out there and purchase your favorite books--support your genre. Okay? Then read those books and spread the word, blog about it, tell everybody you know about what a wonderful story it was. And the next time you're standing in line with your wife at K-Mart, Cosco, Wal-Mart, or any other retail store, make a bold move and buy a book. Your wife is very likely to pick up that romance book on the rack right next to the checkout counter. Oh, yeah, you did't know about that sales tactic? Get smart...expand your genre horizons. Turn me over, I'm done. Arguments, comments welcomed. What do you think, gals and guys?
It's complete rubbish. In science fiction, women are definitely in a minority and find it harder to be published and reviewed. There was a huge discussion on this last year, and a number of people published numbers to back up this assertion. Any claims to the contrary, irrespective of genre, sound to me like sour grapes.
I agree with Ian. In romance, certainly, and in certain subgenres of SFF like paranormal romance, female writers are more numerous. Everywhere else, women writers are in the minority. It's the huge, huge popularity of romance and women's fiction amongst the predominantly female reading population that skews the overall statistics. What I am seeing in SFF of late is women doing well in awards. Maybe it's because we have to be superlative to get noticed in the crowd of male writers? Anyway, it's gratifying... But yes, if you can't get published, that's just a reflection of how tough it is for anyone to get a contract these days. It's got nothing to do with your dangly bits, dude I'm aware that I'm saying this as a female debut author with a three-book deal - but in the same year I and a couple of other women were signed by Angry Robot, at least twice that many male debut authors were signed - and that's by a publisher who's actively looking for books that will appeal to women readers, because of the afore-mentioned demographics. Some of the guys are writing tough urban fantasy a la Jim Butcher, some write more epic fantasy, some write SF. The point is that they're all writing in commercially viable subgenres.
I suspect the original article is half true. But certainly, as ever, it shows how tough this business is.
I have a question - what would happen with a female pen name? Or does that happen already in fact? Of course it did used to happen in reverse with women authors publishing under male names, but I wonder if there are any male authors masquerading as females in name at least, in order to sell books of a certain genre to a certain demographic?
I know there are male romance writers who use female pen names, though often the fact is an open secret. I guess it's thought that a male name might put off a new reader. I don't think it's prevalent outside category romance (Harlequin, etc); there's no reason for it. Going back to the original post, I do think that male writers in all genres could do with creating more strong female characters, though. There's been a certain laziness, especially in, say, epic fantasy - a tendency to pander to the young male demographic with stereotypical damsels and wenches rather than real people. Female readers are turned off by these kind of books - we want to read about women whose role is rather more than rape/kidnap victims!
Going back to the original post, I do think that male writers in all genres could do with creating more strong female characters, though. There's been a certain laziness, especially in, say, epic fantasy - a tendency to pander to the young male demographic with stereotypical damsels and wenches rather than real people. Female readers are turned off by these kind of books - we want to read about women whose role is rather more than rape/kidnap victims! This is exactly my point. I said said/meant guys would do well to develope and introduce empowered females, ones who have significant, meaningful roles in the storyline. The industry shift is upon the male writer to adjust, and you can't say that nothing has changed in the last years, or even the last decade. You can take my commentary completey out of the original post and still remain with a stark truth offered by a leading A-list agent. My last agent also backed up Sobal's views after his last visit to the BEA. My agent didn't advise to me to run for the hills, throw up my hands and quit. It was suggested that I try my hand at some paranormal fantasy or some heavily based romance tomes, featuring strong female leads, which I did. It worked for me. My next three books featured female MCs in thriller and adventure settings, with romantic subplots. Bam! I can tell you there was a dramatic change in my acceptance level, for the better from agents and publishers.
That female demographic is hard to ignore, it's true. I just think that this is so contrary to the experience of SFF writers that you ain't going to get much sympathy on this particular forum
Writing empowered female characters? From what I've seen, I would agree that you are very good at that.
Hmmm. I'm not sure anyone ever expressed sentiments of this sort to David Gemmell. Which will be why my wife isn't keen on his stuff. If I think of my favourite male authors (Guy Gavriel Kay, for example) they're very skilled with a female POV. Although good writing wins out. Joe Abercrombie, for example, has certainly lacked compelling female POVs, but the work is so good it's still been a great success. Coragem.
If you want to write to the market, there's no denying that paranormal romance, urban fantasy and steampunk are doing well commercially at the moment. But to write to the market you have to be, well, a bit of a hack - you have to knock out what everybody wants in quick-time. Paranormal romance and urban fantasy generally have female protagonists, though whether that's because of its reading demographic or simply an unquestioned given of the sub-genre, I wouldn't like to speculate. Certainly, male authors across all modes of genre fiction need to start writing more female characters - and not just that, they need to write female characters with agency. They should also start putting some diversity into their fiction. But that's an argument for another day. Male authors can mansplain and "oh woe is us poor mens" as much as they want, but the fact remains that women writers have a much tougher time of it, and even when they are published they are much less visible - thanks to, er, men.
I'm interested in whether any other men are slightly afraid or nervous about trying to create a female character? I am not one to cast females in roles of victims or weakness, but I find in myself a tendency to stay away from them because I am concerned I may be bad at writing them! Would my female character really be a female, or would it be a male-distorted view of what a female is? Even if I am making them capable and potent as characters, would there be some essential "femininity" that I am missing, or over exaggerating, or even making up? Or are people just people, whether they are male or female? Thus one shouldn't worry too much about it, and just make them a good character? Should an author worry about whether a reader will think "Rubbish! No woman would think / say / do / feel that!" And do women have the same concerns about writing male characters? As a note, the second most major character in 'Undercurrents' is indeed female, and on many levels more potent and decisive than the main character. I am not sure though whether she could have just as easily been male, and I am not sure whether that's a good thing (no sexism in turning her into a particular thing due to her sex), or a bad thing (isn't developed enough as "a woman") Ok so it's kind of off the original topic, but it's some of the thoughts that have arisen for me in reading this
I suppose, if you really are unsure of writing females, you could give yourself writing exercises to improve them, and get women to tell you how you are doing. I haven't yet decided if I am stronger at writing one or the other, or about equal.
To all the guys out there, I would suggest making your female characters real people first and foremost, and then worry about whether they are "female enough" later. Women are very variable in their "feminine" traits - for example, I'm pretty assertive and have minimal interest in babies, in fact I prefer hanging out with guys in order to avoid tedious conversations about handbags Get a female beta-reader if you're really worried, preferably a couple of different women. Also, odd as it sounds, resource websites for transsexuals are a goldmine of information on how to fit in around the "opposite" sex!
My daughter loves transexual sites (she was six when she came back from the theatre and decided to look the pretty ladies on the posters up lol The ladies being from Bangkok) - so far all she has really picked up is some rather outlandish makeup and clothing tips, and she dances like a drag queen to certain songs. She has also picked up a taste for Eartha Kitt, Dolly Parton, Cyndi Lauper, Nina Simone etc Her CD collection does rather resemble that of the stereotypical gay man. Which has been induldged by the gay men in my life. I've never had any bother writing men. I only have one female MC in my novels so far, she's in her sixties/seventies. Like Anne I tend to have more male than female friends so I find them easier really, because I don't observe many women -- those I have observed tend to be older, so when I do write female characters they tend to over sixty or intelligent and quirky rather than feminine. Middle-aged, Mums tend to be missing from my stories. The only one I have is an ex glamour model. What I did find useful was 'casting' my male characters with actors who take on a lot of roles and have a large youtube presence. Then I stalk them round said site taking note of their body language and quirks. Having my characters move more masculine seems to help. Having said that some teen boys do find my first male MC wimpy, he's based on a real life big guy though. (No one was going to tell him he couldn't be sensitive at his height and bulk lol)
I can't say I agree on the trans resource sites. Anne, have you actually used them for this purpose before? Unless they've gotten better since I last looked, a great deal of them have pretty bad info.
Maybe we looked at different sites? I admit that I read a lot of it thinking "surely that's obvious?", but then I hang out with guys so much that I'm much more into their headspace than perhaps other women are.
Now there's a tip I'd never have thought of, interesting! That might be an interesting take on life and gender anyway. In some sense, it's a look at gender from outside the regular two, giving a fresh perspective on both genders as well as on their own status. I may take a look! I guess there is no thing that a female won't think and do - my guess is that just like men, there is such a range of women that anything I can imagine a person doing, there would be a woman who would do it. This would include stereotypes too, I imagine they do really exist. So we shouldn't shy away from such characters - it's not a question of whether one of your characters fits a stereotype, it's a question of whether that's all your characters ever are. So it's fine to have women who are obsessed by handbags, so long as all your women are not obsessed by them BTW, not all men are obsessed with football, sports, cars and beer too - though I find not being such a stereotype excludes me from much conversation and socializing, heh, because it's an amazingly common stereotype out there in reality! Thank goodness for the geek stereotypes, whew.
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At Rinne-Do Junior High School, Ira attempted to stop the students from making a young boy commit suicide because if the student doesn't, the student's father will get fired. Hojo and Imagawa flaunted their parent's status and goads the young student to leap off. Though, the student was saved by Kiryuin's trampoline. Lady Satsuki informed she bought the companies and relieved of Hojo and Imagawa's parents of their duties. When Ira asked how Satsuki is any different than Hojo and Imagawa, Satsuki replied that she exploits everything and makes it her own. After Ira was defeated by Satsuki, he swore loyalty to her.
Ira Gamagoori is the supporting character of the Kill la Kill anime series that was produced by Trigger. It's directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima. The character design was done by Sushio. The series first began in October 3, 2010.
His first anime appearance was in Kill la Kill - Episode 1 "If Only I Had Thorns Like A Thistle…". His character in the Japanese series was voiced by Tetsu Inada.
A tie-in manga series illustrated by Ryou Akizuki began on October 4, 2013 in Kadokawa Shoten's Young Ace magazine.
He's a tall, tanned man with a heavy build and swept, blond hair. He is older than most students. In fact, he is of driving age. He wears small earrings and a white Honnouji Academy uniform, his Goku Uniform with 3 stars on a gray, collar. He has 3 large spikes on his shoulders and a black star on his chest.
He is shown to brutally enforce Satsuki's laws, whipping students whenever they break the rules. Despite being seen as a strict man, he is soft on girls as noted by Mako who observes Ira not yelling at Nonon to strip her clothes off and telling Inumuta to strip his clothes off.
He wears a 3 star Goku uniform, which grants him massive powers.
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Three-Star Goku Uniform: Shackle Regalia In his mode, he is shielded with heavy cloth armor that protects his Life Fibers. Any attacks inflicted on him will bounce back. It is destroyed by Ryuko in the First Annual Naturals Election. | |
Scourge Regalia - Second Transformation In his second transformation stage, he is offensive. His whips can extend and hit opponents from far away. He has chakrams as his secondary weapon. | |
Three-Star Goku Uniform: Shackle Regalia MKII It's his second upgrade. |
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Name: | 蟇郡 苛 |
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After I'd been playing guitar for many years, I decided the time was right to switch to classical.So I bought one. A Yairi nylon string classical guitar. Not a great one: definitely a factory guitar, but with a pretty good sound – warm, nice tone, and so on. I began taking lessons, too. The hardest thing was getting used to holding it in the proper position.
But I've never looked back. Now it's years later and it is the only way I know how to play. I play almost every day. Presently I'm re-learning a tune I used to play but stopped, the Christopher Parkening arrangement of J.S. Bach's "Sleepers, Awake!" (It's written for two guitars, but what the heck.)
Anyway, after first transitioning from steel string acoustic, I began reading all about classical guitars, in addition to playing them. I wish I'd taken better notes, because I remember reading a very pithy observation, but have no idea where I read it.
That observation, in sum, is that we're all doomed to die believing we could be at least a little bit better on the guitar.
It's sure true for me. Even now, after years of playing, I tend to over-reach – to start work on a piece that is too complicated for my abilities. I should be able to play this, I think. I should still be getting better.
It's good to challenge yourself; it's a good way to learn, to stretch. On the other hand (my fretboard hand?), Chet Atkins said you should know your limitations.
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The only limitations we have are the self-imposed ones. When I first heard "Stash" by Phish I thought that it was completely and totally out of my league. Anastasio's Mozart to my Salieri...
For YEARS I didn't even try, just listened in awe. And then I saw a DVD of them in concert and realized "it's just notes in a certain order". Nothing more, nothing less.
I'm in awe of those who can write/compose but to replay? If one human can do it so can another.


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Albany, N.Y. --- Governor Andrew Cuomo believes he could devote about $2 billion in budget surpluses to tax cuts in the coming years.
In October he formed the Tax Relief Commission co-chaired by former Governor George Pataki and former State Comptroller H. Carl McCall. The commissions final report released Tuesday included a variety of tax cutting proposals.
The highlights include a two-year freeze on property tax increases for those whose local governments stay below the states 2% property tax cap in year one of the plan. In year two the rebate will also apply so long as the taxing jurisdictions take meaningful concrete steps toward finding permanent structural savings by sharing services with other jurisdictions or consolidating governments in their entirety.
Another proposal involves tying property tax relief to household income with a formula often referred to as a circuit breaker. The specifics are key with that proposal and lawmakers agree theyd like to know those specifics before weighing in.
"So if your income is very high as a percentage of your property taxes that may work in one community more than it does in another community, said Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Morelle (D, Irondequoit). So I think they'll be some questions on how it's implemented.
Other proposals involve reducing the Estate Tax and cutting taxes on businesses, specifically Upstate manufacturers.
I've worked in manufacturing for 25-years, anytime we can reduce cost on manufacturing companies it's more money to invest in the business whether it's capital or employees, said Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb (R, Canandaigua).
A consistent criticism of the commissions report from lawmakers is the absence of any suggested relief for mandated state costs, specifically unfunded mandates.
"New York's State's focus should be what are those programs that we mandate that we say you must do, but yet we provide no financial support, said Assemblyman Kolb. One of the things we need to talk more about instead of just freezing things is how can we reduce the cost? The things that we have to spend that creates the need for taxes.
"It's hard to simply say we're going to cap your property taxes but we're not going to do anything about the cost of government or we're not going to relieve the government of certain obligations, said Assemblyman Morelle. Those have to be done hand-in-hand and that's why mandate relief is very important as a part of this.
Governor Cuomo is expected to include some or all of these proposals in his 2014-2015 budget proposal next month.
View the final report from the New York State Tax Relief Commission here.
Below is the Press Release issued from Governor Cuomos Office on Tuesday:
For Immediate Release: December 10, 2013
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today accepted the final report of the Tax Relief Commission from its co-chairs, former Governor George Pataki and Chairman of the State University of New York Board of Trustees and former State Comptroller H. Carl McCall. Enabled by three years of fiscal integrity and responsible budgeting, Governor Cuomo charged the Commission to identify way to reduce the State's property and business taxes to provide relief to New York's homeowners and businesses.
The Commission's recommendations focus on providing property tax relief for New York homeowners and businesses and enhancing the State's economic competitiveness. In addition to providing tax relief, the Commission recommends providing incentives to local governments to reduce the cost of operations. Further recommendations include lowering the corporate tax rate to its lowest level in 46 years; reducing the tax rate for manufacturers Upstate to its lowest level ever; and updating the Estate Tax to bring New York in line with other states. This report is enabled by three years of fiscal integrity and responsible budgeting that puts the state in a position to examine new ways to provide tax relief to New Yorkers. The final report can be accessed here: http://www.governor.ny.gov/assets/documents/commission_report.pdf.
"For far too long, property taxes have been a crushing burden on New York homeowners and businesses, hurting job growth and driving individuals and families from the state," Governor Cuomo said. "While we have made tremendous progress over the last three years in bringing down taxes for all New Yorkers, this Commission has taken the two billion dollar surplus that resulted from our responsible budgeting and fiscal reforms to propose even further reductions for New York taxpayers. I look forward to working together with the Legislature to review these recommendations and continue our efforts to reverse the state's reputation as a tax capital and make New York a friendlier state for families and businesses."
The Commission's recommendations for tax relief build off of three years of responsible budgeting, including holding state spending to 2%, ending automatic budget inflators in Medicaid and education spending, pension reform that will save taxpayers tens of billions of dollars, and a downsized state labor force.
Governor Pataki said, "Governor Cuomo asked us to focus on real property taxes and we did, delivering a robust program that will provide real relief to middle class taxpayers and especially those on fixed incomes. The Commission also recommends much needed reforms to estate, business and energy taxes and ensuring the PIT top rate phases out as planned. The Commission worked overtime to deliver our recommendations today and I'm proud of the package we've assembled."
Chairman H. Carl McCall said, This report shows once again what is possible when partisan differences are put aside for the good of the people. The members of the panel embraced the Governors charge and his cooperative approach to come up with bold recommendations made possible by three years of fiscally sound budgeting that has yielded a two billion dollar surplus. The old Albany would have spent this money, but under Governor Cuomos leadership, we will be giving it back where it belongs in the pocket of tax payers.
The key recommendations put forward by the Commission are based on the finding that the property tax remains the most burdensome tax facing individuals, families, and businesses in New York State, and a critical impediment to economic growth. New Yorkers continue to face some of the highest property tax bills in the nation, whether measured in absolute terms, or as a percentage of home value. The Commission recommends using $1 billion of the $2 billion revenue pool to further reduce the burden of the property tax on homeowners, and provide incentives for cost reduction at the local level.
The Commission recommends the creation of a program to freeze property taxes for two years. In year one of the freeze all eligible homeowners in taxing jurisdictions that adopt local budgets that remain within the property tax cap would receive a State credit equal to the growth in their property taxes. In Year 2, the freeze will continue for those homeowners living in jurisdictions that remain within the property tax cap and take measures to reduce costs, such as sharing services with other jurisdictions or consolidating.
In addition, while programs that cap and freeze real property taxes can keep the burden of real property taxes from increasing, there is a need to provide relief to taxpayers who are already over-burdened by the current level of property taxation. The Commission recommends that the State develop a program that would target real property tax relief based on an individual homeowner's ability to pay.
Lowering Tax Rates for Businesses to Make New York Competitive
To encourage New York's economic competitiveness, investment and further growth, the Commission recommends lower rates for businesses and a simplified tax structure. This includes the reform and simplification of the State's primary corporate income taxes coupled with a reduction in the corporate income tax rate to 6.5 percent, the lowest corporate rate since 1968. The rate for upstate manufacturers upstate would be reduced further, to 2.5 percent, the lowest rate ever. In addition, all manufacturers will benefit from a recommendation by the Commission to reduce property taxes on manufacturers by 20 percent through a State credit program.
To further encourage business expansion, the Commission recommends that the temporary utility assessment (18-a), scheduled to be eliminated in 2018, will be eliminated in 2014 for industrial customers and all other customers will see an accelerated phase out of the surcharge. Together, these proposals will tackle the remaining barriers to investment and job growth that exist in the current tax regime.
Estate Tax Reform
The Commission recognizes the need to update the estate tax. New York remains one of only 17 states with either an estate tax or an inheritance tax, and only two states currently have a lower exemption. Because estate tax thresholds have not kept pace with the rise in home values, more and more middle-income New Yorkers find themselves subject to the tax. The Commission is therefore recommending a major reform of the estate tax, increasing the State's threshold to $5.25 million, indexed to inflation, and lowering the tax rate.
Finally, the Commission endorses the majority of the Tax Reform and Fairness Commission proposals to simplify the structure of New York's tax system by eliminating nuisance taxes.


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CHESTERTOWN - Through a recent project, sixth graders at North Warren Elementary School are helping children overseas in dire need of medicare care and food - while expressing their artistic talents and depicting aspects of the holidays.
Weeks ago, the sixth graders created drawings of various holiday scenes and North Warren teacher Poul Carstensen computerized the images and produced notecards bearing the students' artistry.
The holiday notecards, in full color and printed on quality paper stock, were sold by the students at $10 per package to their peers, teachers, and North Warren staff members.
The money raised was donated to the United Nations International Children's Relief Fund, a charity the students chose after evaluating the poverty, hunger and lack of medical care plaguing the third world countries.
While talking to his daughter Tina about the planned donation, Poul Carstensen found out that one of Tina's classmates from North Warren, Lauren Monahan, now works for UNICEF as a public relations representative.
Carstensen contacted Monahan and she decided to visit the school, give the students a PowerPoint presentation on the work UNICEF accomplishes, and accept the check in person. Monahan is the daughter of George and Mariann Monahan of Chestertown.
The 50 or so sixth graders presented their donation of $500 to Monahan on Dec. 23 after her lesson detailing how UNICEF is fighting disease and malnutrition, particularly in Africa.
Monahan, a 2002 North Warren graduate who now works in Floral Park NY, said she was impressed with how the children took action to help their counterparts in need across the world - and that their work will make vital differences in the lives of poverty-stricken children.
"It's definitely amazing that the children are following through like this on their concerns for others," she said. "And the holiday cards are so creative."
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Monday, September 13
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Attendance: 19,063
Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Jon Lester pitched eight impressive innings, leading the Boston Red Sox to a 5-1 win over the Seattle Mariners in the first of three games at Safeco Field.
Lester (17-8) allowed just one run on three hits and three walks, striking out 12 for the Red Sox, who won for the fourth time in seven games. The lefty, who is 6-1 over his last seven starts, struck out 10 or more for the fourth straight outing, a career-best.
"I was able to locate a fastball and get ahead," Lester said. "That's big for any pitcher, getting ahead and being able to do what you want to with it. You get a couple runs on the board and you can sit back a little bit and minimize damage. It makes things easier, takes pressure off you so you can go out there and pitch."
Ryan Kalish added a two-run homer, while Lars Anderson hit his first career double and knocked in a run.
Chone Figgins had two hits, and Casey Kotchman drove in the lone run for Seattle, which has lost five straight. Doug Fister (5-12) was victimized for five runs, six hits and a walk in 7 1/3 frames to take the loss.
"I thought Fister was good tonight," said Mariners manager Daren Brown. "You take away the second inning, after that, he only gave up one hit going into the eighth. I thought he pitched well, just a couple of mistakes the one inning. Other than that I thought he was solid."
Boston got all the offense it needed with a three-run second inning. Adrian Beltre began the inning with a single, and Jed Lowrie followed with a double to right. Josh Reddick's groundout scored Beltre before Lowrie raced around on Daniel Nava's two-base hit for a 2-0 lead. Anderson's double knocked in Nava to give the Red Sox a three-run advantage.
That was all Lester needed, as the lefty thoroughly dominated the Seattle lineup.
Aside from Figgins, Lester didn't allow a baserunner. Figgins singled with one away in the opening inning, but Lester struck out Russell Branyan before inducing a fly out from Franklin Gutierrez.
After a perfect second and third, Figgins singled leading off the fourth and stole second with two outs, but Jose Lopez grounded out to third. Lester got through the fifth and sixth without a problem, including a strikeout of Figgins.
Seattle finally broke through in the seventh on Kotchman's RBI groundout. Gutierrez walked and Lopez singled to set up the play, but Adam Moore grounded out later in the inning with two runners on to end the threat.
Kalish quickly expanded Boston's lead, though, following a Marco Scutaro walk with a blast to right for a 5-1 lead in the eighth.
Lester struck out three batters in the home eighth to finish his outing, and Daniel Bard pitched a scoreless ninth to secure the win.
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