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What does your grandbaby call you?
To all my grandchildren I am MeMaw! lol Dh is GrandPa. When the first grandbaby was born I had to really think about what they would call me. There were grandparents and great grandparents on both sides of the family. So I knew there hadn't been a MeMaw since my Grandmother passed away. She was my grandmother on my Dad's side of the family. So MeMaw seemed right.
And you?
One calls me "Grandma", one calls me "Dramall" (but he's dutchy any way...lol) and the rest call me "Mamaw". My boy's called my mother Memaw too till the day she passed, still do when they talk about her and they are in their 20's. Some things just NEVER change. :)
Raveann, my older grandsons are 19 and 22 and they still call me MeMaw. ;) I'm sure they always will. My oldest grandson is getting married next June. Soooooo I'm hoping in the future I will become great grandparent!!! That will be so cool!!
Vickey, Nonna is very cute! I hadn't heard that one. My kids called one grandmother Nanny Jo. Her name was Nona Jo.
When talking to my Grandson, I refer to myself as Grandma. When he first started to talk, I was Dobby, later that turned into Damma, and now Gwamma. He's only 3 so eventually he'll say Grandma or Gramma. As long as he calls me, I don't care.
Why isn't this board more active! There are lots of complications with grandparenting in the begining. My oldest is 10 now so the kinks have been worked out but it was hard to be so far away & try to estabish a bond.
And this proud grandma is Granjan to distinguish from their near by grandma. My grandchildren live far away but my 2 nieces are right here and their grandmas are far away so I choose to be Granjan to them as well.
There are more granjans out there but I never met one. When my grandson saw that my email address had to be gramjan he asked his mom if I was going to change my name legally! And my 4 yr. old niece told me that she loved that none of her friends had a granjan only her & Lexie!
Granjan, welcome to this forum! I also was wondering why this forum was abandoned. I have one Grandson, Ryan, and my DD just told me that she is expecting in September. I'm so thrilled I can't stand it. I live in Hillsburgh, Ontario, and she lives in Stratford, Ontario. It's about 1 1/2 hours away from me. Fortunately I'm not working so I am available to help out when necessary (hopefully she thinks it's necessary often).
My parents fully expected that my son would name them himself, as we did our grandparents (Boppy and Mama, Bee and Pops), so they were looking forward to my son giving them names. My son chose "Gramma and Grampa". Not very exciting.
My inlaws, on the other hand, spent a lot of time choosing what they would like to be called. MIL settled on Nana, and called my mother to let her know it was taken. FIL wanted to be Gramps. As soon as my son could talk, he christened my inlaws Nonnie and Pampaw. Pampaw loves his homemade name, but Nonnie still tries to correct my now eight year old son. He just thinks she's saying it wrong. I'm letting the two of them work it out, it matters not to me.
I am called Granny and my dh, Papaw. The other side are Nana and Grandaddy.
To the one who mentioned hard to stay in touch when they live far away, I send alot of mail. They love mail, sometimes stickers, a dollar, a piece of gum, my drawings, special little cards at Walmart, 48 cents. I must get some together to send next week, their Daddy is going on a mission trip to El Salvador for several days. Ladieg
Because we have two sets of grandparents and great-grandparents we have decided that our son-in-law's parents can be called Grandma and Grandpa because that is what he calls his grandparents. Our daughter has only one grandparent that they call Grandpa Parish. We have decided to be Papa and Lolo because PaPa and Big Papa have already been established and I am loving being called Lolo because it means "crazy" in Hawaiian and I want to be considered fun-loving. (also, Papa means "earth" or "mother earth" in Hawaiian, which is fitting for the foundation built by the grandfathers)
first grandchild arriving in january! we had dilemma because my mom just died and she was grammie adams. i still use adams and always thought i would be the next grammie adams. however i just feel wrong being grammie adams! GRAMMIE was grammie adams! maybe it's because it's so soon. anyway, my neice used to call me Omni, which was her contraction for auntie molly - for a while, she could say auntie, and she could say molly, but put them together and i became omni, lol. my daughter looked it up and found it to mean something like all things or everything, and said to me (teary eyed here) "you have been so many things to so many people, i think omni is the perfect name for you." so that's my name...until little julia arrives and changes it to a contraction of omni, lol. love this thread. molly
When our son was little, he only had two grandmothers, so they became Grandma Vi and Grandma Becky. Now that our son is a father, my DH and I are probably going to be Grandma and Grandpa, as our DIL's family is of Polish origin and her parents will be Busha and Jaja. (not sure of spelling)
We'll see what names we are actually given pretty soon, as our grandbaby is about to talk (10 mos.).
I have to post here. I'm not a grandma, I have a LONG way to go, but I have the BEST Nanny in the world. And she was married to my Papa (we pronounce it Paw Paw) He passed in '00 but we still talk about him ALL the time. Because having a Nanny and Papa made me feel so special growing up, I wanted my mom to have a special name too, for my son. We decided on Grammy, I thought that sound so nice. When my son started to talk and began trying to say Grammy, it came out Gabby. The first time I heard him say it, I called my mom and asked her what she thought. It has been Gabby ever since. Now everyone calls her that, including the four new grandkids. My dad is Grampa.
Oh I'm so glad I found this forum. I've been on the Kitchen Forum for over 3 years but now I'm entering a new phase in my life...grandparenthood! :)) My name will be grammuffy. My husband sometimes calls me snuggle-muffin. Grammuffy was his idea and everyone liked it.
We refer to my mom and dad as mommom and poppop, but my 15 month old daughter has come up with her own name. She calls my mom, Mommoo (sounds like Mom and then Moo) I think it's soo cute. We tried to get her to call her great grandmother Grammy...but again, she decided to say something else, and she now goes by GiGi.
For years I was called Mimi by aunts and my mother, and some cousins. A corruption of my longer, unusual name, that most people DID use, I didn't like it. I wish they were still living to call me Mimi.
I now have two granddaughters, 5 and 2, and that is what I asked the first one to call me, and the second one followed when she began to talk. Now the name is music to my ears! My husband is simply "Granddad".
This is fun...I'm usually on the kitchen or appliances forum; my husband's background is Lebanese, so they usually have "Gidi" (pronounced as if the "g" were a "j") and "Siti" as names; I, however, was not going to be "Siti" since that is my MIL's name; I am "GiGi" and LOVE it! DH is "Gido", just like his dad was to my kids. My grandmother, the light of my heart, was "Mimi" and I just could not bear having that name...bless her heart, I would have cried every time I heard it..I only lost her at age 99 in 2002. So, I "retired" that name permanently, you know? I just love hearing what names everyone gets! I actually have a friend with step-grandchildren that call someone in the family (not her) "PeePee" and "WeeWee". No comment......LOL!
We are Amma (sounds like Grandma) and PopPop. Our first grandson created the names for us. Funny, when he first started talking and created these names for us, he started calling his parents by their first names. Mommy didn't mind, she laughed about it, but Daddy hated it!
I also have two more grandkids wish I don't see to much and they call me mamy.
These are my son's kids and he lives to far for us that is the reason we don't see them that much.
The one's that call me grandmoumine are my daughts kids which live nextboor to us.
Just found this site and have really enjoyed reading some of the postings. My grandkids call us Mimi and Poppa. My oldest granddaughter actually cried out Mimi when she was learning to make sounds. We love being grandparents. Although sometimes the playing on the floor can get a little rough on the body!!
When I was pregnant with my daughter (soon to be 16) my MIL wanted to be called Zelda or Flame. Apparently, she wasn't ready to be called anything resembling grandma. Any event, my daughter named her Mo, my SIL's kids call her MoMee. My mom and dad are MomMom and PopPop. DH dad is Pop Pop Chuck...
Our grandson calls me NeeNee which comes from my choosing Nana in honor of my late great nana to whom i was so close. DH jokingly said he wanted to be called E.O. (exalted one!) but no one picked up on that one. My parents and my MIL are still on the scene and our daugther calls them Grandma M and Gramdna other M, my dad is Poppa. Our son-in -law is English by way of greece so he set his mother up to be called Yaya which is what he called his grandmother. The baby called me nana by about 12 months, but not consistently. Grandpa was a garbled mess. Then he morphed into Nana but DSIL would say Nanny like he heard growing up. SO eventally DGS changed me into NeeNee and DH became "DAN" after hearing me holler it upstairs when I needed his attention. It's funny now, but he's got names for my parents whom he sees more often. Grandma other M isn't doing as well!we'll see when DGS #2 can talk, how this plays out.
We went for the traditional Grandma and Grandpa. Our little girl calls me Ganma (almost grandma) and just started calling my husband Pop Pop. We don't know where or how she came up with that, but she insists that he's Pop Pop, so Pop Pop it is.
Our first grandchild will be born in July. I told my DIL and son that I would prefer not to be Granny or Grandma but would like Nana or Mimi (my son's first caretaker was Mimi and she was like a Grandmother to him). He looked shocked that someone else would like to be called Mimi, as though no one else could ever be a Mimi!) I am not sure what will happen but I am just so happy to be having a grandchild!
Lol, this is all very funny and cute. I wasn't quite ready to be called Grandma either but my oldest DGS is 13...we're used to it now! The youngest just started calling me Ma. I said Mom? he said no. (He's just two) I said what do you call Mom? He said Big Truck.
He thinks he's hilarious!
He calls Grandpa A-A. (AH-AH)But he hasn't seen us for a year, so I'm sure it will chage. The others call us Grandma and Grandpa. My mother was Nanna, so I don't really care what they call us. There was only one Nanna.
I am Grandpa and my wife is Grammy. We collected a growing set of fun grandparent names and a huge list of grandparent names from around the world. Go see if your favorite name is there!
Here is a link that might be useful: GrandparentProject.com
Hello all..Have been here before but not for a while...
So cute reading this posts that I must chime in...
One GS 3+ with another on way...He calls me MaMaaw, DH-Pap, while he calls his other GP-Grandma and Grandpa...I love it...He is just a cutie and cant wait for GD in November...


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I'm not a master gardener but want to donate a few extras for their local sale here. I've done this before but have questions about potting up shrubs. I have a few viburnum prunifoliums that were suckers last year (or maybe the year before). I cut them loose from the parent plant last spring (I think) and then replanted them. I haven't dug them up yet but I am concerned they're not going to fit into my pots. Can I trim roots a little to make them fit? How much can I trim them? The sale will be around mid April. Is this something I should've done last fall so they would fill out the pot before the sale?
Also have nannyberry suckers that haven't been cut loose from the parent yet. If I did that NOW, would they have time to get established?
Any other tips? Should I use potting soil?
I haven't called them yet this year to offer my shrubs because I want to see how big the root systems are first.
Time needed for the plant roots to establish in the pot will depend on the species and the size of the pot. Only container soil should be used in containers. Most garden soil will not drain well enough. Before I offer any plant for sale I will knock it out of the pot. If the roots do not hold the mix together it is not ready for sale. Al
I will disagree with some of the above advice.
Try to cut off as few roots as you can. Mark the pots so the buyer knows they were just dug up.
Do not cut the tops, even if you trim the roots. This is no longer the best advice for transplanting trees or shrubs.
You should not use 'container soil'. Use the soil the plants are now growing in. These plants will be going back into the garden at their new home. Having a bunch of unnatural soil around the roots only makes the transplanting harder on the plants.


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Re: Queensland State Tennis Centre
According to the September edition of Australian Tennis Magazine another new tennis centre is being constructed at the Griffith University - Mount Gravatt Campus. The new centre will offer 12 plexicushion courts, which is the same surface being installed at the Queensland State Tennis Centre and the same surface used for the Australian Open.
The George Alder Tennis Centre in Ipswich is being developed with 12 European style claycourts which will be the same surface as the claycourts being installed at the Queensland State Tennis Centre.
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dns queries for network interface name
Added by Petri Kunnari over 4 years ago
just noted when activated bind query log that there is lines :
these queries happend every 5 or 10 seconds
14-Aug-2010 00:46:53.147 queries: info: client <ip of hostname>#38491: query: nge0.<domain> IN A +
14-Aug-2010 00:46:53.148 queries: info: client <ip of hostname>: query: nge0 IN A +
14-Aug-2010 00:46:58.157 queries: info: client <ip of hostname>#61565: query: elxl0.<domain> IN A +
14-Aug-2010 00:46:58.158 queries: info: client <ip of hostname>#63691: query: elxl0 IN A +
I used to have this host ( long upgrade path also hw upgrades ... ) elxl and nge interfaces.
Where these queries are now initiated ???
is there other way to get rid of these other than reinstall ?
system version snv_134
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RE: dns queries for network interface name - Added by Khushil Dep over 4 years ago
i would suspect you could change the loggin directive in the bind config? a quick search took me to http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch7/logging.html.


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China launching 'severe' cyber attacks on Taiwan: minister
Taiwan's science and technology minister said Wednesday that China is launching frequent cyber attacks on the island despite warming ties between the two former rivals.
Taiwan's science and technology minister said Wednesday that China is launching frequent cyber attacks on the island despite warming ties between the two former rivals.
Cybersecurity threats are rising for industrial control systems around the world, a growing target for attackers seeking to wreak havoc, a study showed Thursday.
North Korea has doubled the number of its elite cyber warriors over the past two years and established overseas bases for hacking attacks, a report said Sunday.
The potential value of turning the nation's freeways into "smart transportation systems" is enormous. Equipping the nation's concrete arteries with a nervous system of computers and sensors that directly control on-ramp signals ...
(Phys.org) —Imagine a cyber world in which hackers, identity thieves, spammers, phishers, foreign spies and other miscreants have a much tougher time plying their trade. Thanks to UC Irvine computer science ...
IBM on Monday moved deeper into defending business computers with a new service aimed at thwarting hackers before they do damage.
Germany's aeronautics and space research centre has for months been the target of a suspected cyber attack by a foreign intelligence service, a German news weekly reported Sunday.
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Patricia Moat gets a thrill from protecting people. As a youngster, she trained in martial arts. Later, she ran into burning buildings as a volunteer firefighter. Now she's finding new ways to protect American computer networks.
South Korea detected a suspected North Korean hacking attempt Thursday to steal military data by using a journalist's notebook computer, defence ministry officials said.
Come fall, students at Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland State University will begin hacking computers—for credit.
Japan held a government-wide cyber security drill Tuesday in a bid to improve coordination among public agencies and major businesses, as Tokyo prepares to host the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Fiction writer and poet Mia Cuoto (CUE'-toe) of Mozambique has won a $50,000 prize for lifetime achievement.
The 58-year-old Cuoto is this year's winner of the Neustadt International Prize for Literature. The honor was announced Friday by the University of Oklahoma and World Literature Today, a magazine based at the school in Norman, Okla.
Established in 1969, the award is given every two years. Previous winners include Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Octavio Paz and Elizabeth Bishop.
Cuoto's books include the novels "Sleepwalking Land" and "The Last Flight of the Flamingo" and a short story collection, "Voices Made Night." He is the first author from Mozambique to win the Neustadt.
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ID help Please--Churn??
This item is 20 inches tall, 10 inches wide on top and has a very glossy glaze and has a couple of flaws that are glazed over on one side. The picture shows a lip in the top opening about the same size of most churns. There are no markings on it anywhere. Is it a churn? Or some other type of crock? Thanks for any help
The interior lip suggests a lid. You didn't mention one. Butter can actually be made in any type narrow crock, so I dunno. I churn butter but my crock churn is more traditionally shaped, not cylindrical. I'm a crockery nerd, and can't say I've seen one just like this. I doubt it's a kraut crock because the interior lip would prevent you from weighting down the cabbage over it's entire surface. Might even be an umbrella stand. It's the right size.
It wasn't the height that said "not a churn"...but the height said "umbrellas"..
Not saying it's Red Wing....but I do think it's an umbrella stand.
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Here is a link that might be useful: redwing umbrella stand
It's exactly the right size and shape for an umbrella stand. However, even though it makes sense to have that interior lip to hold stuff upright, it's absent in all the umbrella stands I have seen from all the famous local art potteries. I also think that's the best bet so far.


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Pepsi has entered the artisanal beverage space with Caleb's Kola, a drink made with cane sugar, kola nut extract and a blend of spices packaged in 10-oz. glass bottles. Each bottle has 110 calories and 29 grams of sugar.
In response to the growing popularity of soft drinks sweetened with cane sugar and the spike in demand for "MexiCoke," Coke has started distributing the product itself in the United States.


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Caring for the environment used to be tough duty. However, during the last couple of decades, it's become a marketing opportunity.
Michael and Diane Sauber announce the engagement of their daughter Monica Katherine Sauber to Nicholas Edward Danahy, son of Timothy and Vickie Danahy.
Roger and Linda Kenyon of Otis announce the engagement of their daughter Kara Susann Kenyon of Salina to Jeffrey Lynn Heller of Salina, son of Robert and Mary Lou Heller of Beloit.
Trenton and Kala Olivier announce the birth of their son Cade Mac Olivier on Jan. 29, in Emporia. He weighed 7 lbs 3 oz. and was 21 in. long. He has a big brother, 22 month old Cole Michael Olivier.
Dr. Edward L. "Dusty" Jones will celebrate his 80th birthday with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. on March 21, at the First Presbyterian Church, 2400 Washington, in the Fellowship Hall. Friends, family and associates are invited to attend.
Tom and Jolene Snell of Ellinwood and Larry and Lynda Gass of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter, Alyson Snell, to Alex Key, son of Randy and Spring Key of Jasper, Ala.
Dixie Hejny of Great Bend will celebrate her 80th birthday with a surprise party from 2 to 4 p.m. on March 21, at Pizza Hut on Main Street in Great Bend. Host for the party will be her husband Blackie Hejny.
Dr. Mike Allison announces his candidacy for Mayor of Great Bend.
4-H Day is an annual event in each county in Kansas. It gives 4-H members an opportunity to share their talents in public speaking, music and talent. Barton County 4-H Day is an event equally as important as the county fair!
Kansas State University's School of Music, Theatre, and Dance presents SpringDance 2015 at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 27-28, in McCain Auditorium.
In a few short months our youngest grandson will be mobile and that means we will need to child proof certain areas of our home. Children should be curious, but curiosity can turn dangerous if kids are getting under the kitchen sink or into the medicine cabinet where hazardous chemicals and adult medicines are kept. In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, I want to use my column space today to remind you about storing hazardous materials out of a child's reach.
My work experience in city government stretches from 1974 – 2012. I retired December 2012 after working as City Clerk/Finance Director for Great Bend. After retiring I was elected to the Great Bend City Council April, 2013. With my 38 years working in Governmental Finance and providing information to the City Councils and attending the City Council meetings over this period of time, it has given me a solid background in the workings of a city. During my tenure with the city I worked closely with the zoo director in the development of the zoo to meet AZA Requirements. With ...
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Ahmad Walker established himself as one of the top players in the Jayhawk West during a terrific sophomore season. The coaches in the conference felt he was the best, selecting the Barton Community College guard as the Most Valuable Player in the conference this season.
The Great Bend Recreation Commission will be hosting a free Stop 'N Learn Session titled "Cooking With Gloria" from noon to 1 p.m. today at the Great Bend Recreation Center, 1214 Stone St. During this class, Gloria Hernandez, will be teaching how to prepare a few healthy dishes for your family. For more information, call the Recreation Commission office at 793-3755 ext. 2 or e-mail at email@example.com.
A pair of standout seasons ended with a second team All Jayhawk West selection for Phikala Anthony. The Memphis sophomore just missed a first team selection as the highest vote total on the second team. She was the lone Barton Community College Cougars to earn recognition.
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An internet video depicting two Great Bend High School students fighting in the lunch room has been featured on several websites over the weekend, prompting readers to contact the Great Bend Tribune with questions concerning the safety of students at the school.
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Nationwide, people involved with museums, archives, nature preserves, homeless shelters, battered women shelters and similar endeavors are nervous.
Hillary Clinton's cruise-control candidacy is beginning to leak oil - and that's without any meaningful challengers among Democrats, let alone a formal Republican nominee to worry about.
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Ok, Just about to bottle and due to a couple of unforeseen circumstances I ended up with just over three gallons of beer in my bottling bucket, but I already added enough corn sugar (3/4 cup) for 5 gallons.
Am I at risk for bottle bombs? Any ideas what to do?
I could probably get another gallon if I wait an hour or two (yes, the remaining was accidently shaken and is currently FULL of yeast).
Thanks in advance
I think that I'd wait for the other gallon.
Currently waiting it out, but the settling process seems to be VERY slow going.
Throw it in the fridge, crash cool...
ok, in the fridge it goes... thanks.
Also to help get the last bit of beer out of a sort of cloudy fermenter, I've transferred as much liquid as possible (cloudy stuff included, everything liquid!) to a taller, thinner container. I have some buckets that are taller and thinner, or a small 1 gallon container that is tall and thin. Crash cool it in that, and you'll be able to extract more beer from the yeast after it drops due to the width of the fermenter
Thanks to all for the help. Ended up being able to get about another gallon out before I got back into the funk zone. Still a bit short, but nothing that should be over the top carbed. Some lessons learned though, and some great smelling IPA's in bottle.
Thanks again!
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Cruden, Chiefs to prosper without Sonny Bill
Greg Growden and ESPN Staff
February 14, 2013
Aaron Cruden was brilliant in 2012, scoring 234 points. © Getty Images
Sonny Bill Williams casts a shadow over the Chiefs, his absence from the 2013 side the key discussion point about the defending champions. Greg Growden argues they'll cope.
Last season: Deserving champions after their balanced squad evolved under the coaching of Dave Rennie and Wayne Smith, each player ranking among the competition's best in their individual positions. The Chiefs boasted the No.4-ranked offence and the No.2-ranked defence, and their 37-6 defeat of the Sharks in the Final - after their 23-19 loss to the Highlanders in round one - was a fair indication of their progress and of their final superiority over all-comers.
Key man: Aaron Cruden was brilliant at fly-half in 2012, scoring a competition-leading 234 points, making 11 linebreaks, nine linebreak assists and nine try assists. But Liam Messam remains the heartbeat of the team, making four linebreaks, scoring four tries, busting 44 tackles, making 154 runs and completing 236 tackles. There is no Cruden and no Chiefs without Messam.
Rising star: Charlie Ngatai failed to crack the Hurricanes' midfield in 2012, having missed much of 2011 with a broken ankle, but Dave Rennie believes he can fill at least some of the Sonny Bill-sized hole at No.12. Ngatai boasts an SBW-esque frame at 103kg and 188cm, and he can also play on the wing and at No.15. He's unlikely to "replace" Williams, but he is likely to make an impact.
Season preview: Their title defence may hinge on their ability to overcome the loss of Sonny Bill Williams, to Japan and rugby league, and of Sona Taumalolo to France after the pair's standout efforts in 2012. But they remain a very balanced squad, and their working man's game plan of hard-working raw-boned players - 1 to 22 - with an emphasis on set piece strength should see them riding high on the ladder throughout the season.
Greg Growden's verdict: Will they be able to survive without Sonny Bill? Williams' involvement was crucial in the Chiefs winning the 2012 title, as his offloads and line busts made him one of Super Rugby's most valuable and dangerous weapons. He's off to the boxing ring, Japan and rugby league, and so the Chiefs have to find someone quick to give their midfield some threat. Dave Rennie, who enjoyed major triumph in his first year in charge, argues there is life after Sonny Bill, but the fact is that Aaron Cruden is under more pressure to perform consistently.
Tip: Second in New Zealand conference. Finish: Second overall.
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Consider it done raja_psyche! Anytime you need encouragement I'm here, that what friends are for and what AO is here for as well! :D I will still be anxiously awaiting chapter 5!:thumb:
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Consider it done raja_psyche! Anytime you need encouragement I'm here, that what friends are for and what AO is here for as well! :D I will still be anxiously awaiting chapter 5!:thumb:
Hello once again *cough*
it's been a very long time since i updated my fanfic... been busy and all... waheheh!
So here it is... enjoy reading.
Chapter 5: The Class Door
Miyako's eyes were swollen with tears as the memories of the past inhabited her mind. The memories of a childhood friend made her happy as well as sad. Her mind was filled with regrets and unanswered questions. Different uncertainties that bothered her are like daggers that stabbed her wounded heart.
"If only… I did something… If only I found courage to tell him what I really felt… maybe things changed… I'm such a chicken"
Miyako swung herself once more, as the gentle wind brushed her long hair softly. She shut her eyes and took a long deep breath. Doing this made her feel a sense of temporary peace.
Miyako, then, took a quick look at her silver wristwatch.
"Oh No!!! I am going to be late!!!"
Miyako stood up from the wooden seat of the swing and ran her way towards school. She was sweating all over, but she did not mind it at all. Miyako wanted to be at school earlier than her Anatomy professor.
"I got to be there on time! He might make me the subject of the discussion today!!!"
Now Miyako found herself on the school grounds. Looking at her silver wrist watch she sighed. "Good thing, it is 5 minutes before class…. *breathes heavily*. I think I can make it on time, so I must keep myself moving now."
She slowed down her pace as she walked inside the school premises. She greeted good morning to the professors that she came to pass by. The corridors were noticeably quiet because the students were staying in their rooms. Standing in front door of her classroom, Miyako took a deep breath. "I wished my professor is not yet here…"
She turned the door knob and the door opened. *Thank Goodness… the door is still unlocked, lucky me! Usually, Professor locks the door so that the late comers will not be able to enter the room.*
Then she opened the door with a great force!
Miyako was so happy that until she heard something that was hit on other side of the door.
"Ouch!" The person exclaimed
"Oh no, Mr. …… Hisoka! Are you ok?!?" Miyako shouted
"Miss Minasawa… do I look ok to you?!?" Mr. Hisoka asked with a sharp stare. "Do enter the room now!"
Miyako's classmates were laughing at the top of their lungs. "This will be a great day for Miyako! She'll be on the hot seat for this day," One of Miyako's classmates stated. Miyako rolled her eyes away from them, and she was feeling uncomfortable.
"What's so funny?" Mr. Hisoka asked the class
"Miyako is funny sir!!! She made a prank out of you," one of the students replied.
"So that was funny then?" The professor asked again.
"Yes! Sir!!!" The class replied in chorus
"Is that so? Let me think… Ahah! Here is something that will make you laugh! Do you want to know?"
"Yes sir!" the class replied.
"Get a one whole sheet of yellow paper, Prepare for a unit test! Review for 20 minutes about the circulatory system and the respiratory system. Memorize the parts of the said systems and their functions. Is that clear?"
A student raised her hand and asked "But sir, you said that you are giving us a good laugh… but a unit test is not funny at all…"
"No more questions! Just review or do want me to make your review time shorter?"
"No… sir…" the student sat down to her seat and grumbled to herself.
"Professor… sorry…" Miyako's face was flushed due to embarrassment.
"Take your seat now, Miss Minasawa."
*Now, this means trouble for me*. Miyako now sat on her seat by the window as she made a sigh. She made a distant gaze outside that window. She felt that time passed by so slowly and she wanted to go home. All her classmates eyes were set to her.
"This is your entire fault Minasawa!" Her seatmate shouted.
"Yes it is her fault!" some of her class mates replied.
"My entire fault? Hahahah! Funny! If my memory serves me right, who laughed at our professor? Is it me?"
"See? Now that ends all your blame to me. Hahahaha!" Miyako laughed
"Now you are laughing, Miss Minasawa! See me after class!" Mr. Hisoka said while tapping his table.
"What did you say?" Miyako said in a low tone voice.
"Could you repeat that Miss Minasawa?" Mr. Hisoka asked
"Hmm… I said… hmmm… yes sir…." Miyako replied.
*This is not my day………………*
authors notes: The Hisoka is one of my favorite characters in HUNTER X HUNTER. i'm fond of him ^^
Definitely well worth the wait raja! Awesome job, and thanks for posting it and allow me to read it!:thumb:'s up from your Fox! And thank for the Birthday wish I really appreciate it buddy!
Thanks for your comment Blue fox, i'm glad that you read it and liked it. i do appreciate it .Chapter 6 is still in process... waheheh!^^
I'll definitely be anxiously awaiting that one as well!!!:D I enjoy reading your fanfic and it's awesome! Keep up the Awesome work buddy!:thumb:
Chapter 6: Black Fountain Pen
Miyako now forced herself to scan the notes that she written down in her violet spiral notebook. She feels troubled and distracted because her classmates kept on blaming her for what happened. Her mind is flooded with too much tension because of the time frame that their professor gave them.
*sighs* "I don't know if I could make it in this unit test… my eyes are so tired…" *wipes the tear in her left eye*
Miyako rested her head to the armchair, making her feel at least comfortable. She closed her eyes and made a long deep breath. Suddenly, she sensed that someone was tapping her back.
"Miss Minnasawa! The unit test will begin in a minute and I assure you, it'll not be that easy." Mr. Hisoka spoked in a low-toned voice.
"Yes… sir…" Miyako replied as she sat up straight in her seat.
"You've been sleeping! I guess you are TOO confident that you'll pass. I will make it sure that you'll fail!" Mr. Hisoka declared.
"I did not sleep sir… I just gave myself a short break! I tell you, I will PASS this unit test sir!" Miyako replied as she gave back a sharp stare at her professor.
"Make it so, Miss Minnasawa. HAhahhahaha" Mr. Hisoka laughed as he walked towards in front of the class.
Miyako was at least mad at what her professor has said a while ago. *I will prove him wrong that I will fail... I will pass.* *mutters to herself*
The Mr. Hisoka got himself a chalk and started to write the questions on the blackboard. Miyako, copied every question that Mr. Hisoka wrote. The unit test was composed 100 items, mainly identification of different parts and functions of respiratory and circulatory system.
"Now start answering the questions. It's already 9:30 am, and then this unit test should end at 10:00 am."
"Whattttttt?!?" the class asked in chorus.
"No more what's and buts. Start answering the questions. It's a piece of cake! Hahaha!" Mr. Hisoka said sarcastically.
Miyako started to read the questions that Mr. Hisoka told them to write.
*What the… this unit test is so hard! Is this what he meant by piece of cake? Grrrr… Mr. Hisoka got himself serious about this one* Miyako thought to herself.
Miyako kept herself focused on the unit test, answering questions she knew. Every single moment, she reminded herself of the things she said to Mr. Hisoka a while ago. Her face is now sweating all over because of the tension and time frame that the unit test was giving her. She pulled a yellow handkerchief from her pocket to wipe her face.
"The unit test is giving you much fear that you will definitely fail this subject, Miss Minnasawa," Mr. Hisoka whispered to Miyako's right ear. Miyako's seatmates were staring at Miyako's direction, wondering what Mr. Hisoka told her. The class started to be filled with suspicion and doubt.
"Maybe Mr. Hisoka is giving Minnasawa hints for this unit test and that's unfair," stated by Miyako's seatmate.
"I guess not, Mr. Hisoka found out that Minnasawa hides something… maybe he found out that Minnasawa is cheating… and he told her to visit the guidance counsellor or worse the dean," replied the other softly.
"What does this jabbering all about? Are you two cheating from one another," Mr. Hisoka asked in an annoyed tone.
"No sir, we just had a little chat," the student relied in a defensive tone.
"A little chat in the middle of a unit test? I'm not convinced. I am warning both of you, if I caught you chatting one more time, you will have an automatic 50% on this unit test. Do you understand me?"
"Yes sir…" both of the students replied.
Miyako in a distance heard what Mr. Hisoka said to her two classmates.
"That is what you get from gossiping during a unit test. You really deserve a warning." Miyako told to herself.
The class was filled with silence in the entire unit test. "Now, that seems to be a lot better. Once in a while, I assure to give a unit test. Hahaha! I love to see this class tamed." Mr. Hisoka said laughing while took his seat in front of the class. He hand himself his pen and started to check on the class' attendance.
Miyako did not mind what Mr. Hisoka said, because she was too occupied in the unit test.
"Ten minutes are left to answer all the questions, class!" Mr. Hisoka reminded that class. "Keep answering the questions. Hahaha!"
"Ten minutes to go! I can do this… (*pen fails to write*) Oh no! My lack fountain pen ran out of ink!!! What am I going to do? I must find a way," Miyako started to get nervous. She hurriedly looked for a spare black fountain pen, but she was unable to find one. "Unlucky day… I suppose… What a pain in the head! Why do these things happen to me? (*thinks*). Aha! I think I can do something… hmmm… with a help of self-confidence I can do this..."
Miyako, while holding her unit test, stood up from her chair and walked her way in front of Mr. Hisoka.
"Why, it's Miss Minnasawa! Are you done with the unit test?" Mr. Hisoka was surprised.
(*looks down on the table*) "I'm not done with the unit test yet, sir… I…" Miyako stuttered.
"Then, why are you standing in front of me Miss Minnasawa? Are you giving up? HAhahah!" Mr. Hisoka laughed as he placed his black fountain pen on his ear.
"I am not giving up sir. I… would like….. to…."
"Your wasting my time Miss Minnasawa. What is it?" Mr. Hisoka said impatiently.
"I would like to ask… if I can borrow your pen … sir?" Miyako said shyly.
Author's notes: Gomen, if i did not updated this fanfic of mine for a long time ~_~
But here it is. Thanks for reading. ^^
Raja you truly have created a master piece, and I must say that the wait is well worth it! I don't know if your going to continue writing more chapters, but if you do you know that I will read them! Awesome Job Raja!:thumb:
@ Bluefox: i am happy that you read this chapter too. i am happy because i got a chance to read comments. i will continue to write this fanfic, *bows* eventhough it'll take some time.


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brand trainwrecks
Posted by Sheila Shayon on May 20, 2014 12:38 PM
Say hello to our newest friend, Happy! http://t.co/CuR3hU8Chj #HappyMeal pic.twitter.com/xgluLaHfcY
— McDonald's (@McDonalds) May 19, 2014
Say hello to our newest friend, Happy! http://t.co/CuR3hU8Chj #HappyMeal pic.twitter.com/xgluLaHfcY
McDonald's just wants things to go back to being happy, but the QSR brand's latest marketing move has done everything but. In an effort to boost sales and promote healthy additions to its Happy Meal product, the company introduced a new mascot, "Happy," an anthropomorphized Happy Meal box that proceeded to scare the bejesus out of everyone on social media.
As the official Happy Meal brand ambassador, Happy is tasked with encouraging kids to enjoy fruits, vegetables, and low-fat dairy like McDonald's new Go-Gurt Low-Fat Strawberry Yogurt, but the character's online antics have distracted consumers from the new product launch. The character was first introduced in 2009 in France and has since traveled throughout Latin America and Europe, only to wash up on US shores with little fanfare.
The reveal follows the makeover of McDonald's other (unsettling) mascot, Ronald McDonald, who was outfitted with some new attire last month. Surprisingly, the fast-food chain has chosen to ignore the cries of critics who fault McDonald's with selling less-than-healthy food to kids via cartoon characters.Continue reading...
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brand mascots
Posted by Mark J. Miller on September 24, 2013 05:39 PM
When fans think of sports team mascots, most envision furry, feathery or friendly figures hell-bent on making game-goers smile, laugh, or stare in amazement at their silly stunts. From Kansas City Chiefs' K.C. Wolf to Atlanta's Freddie Falcon, mascots are supposed to be lovable, huggable figures... right?
But the latest plush fan to enter the fray might actually scare fans—and that's saying something when it comes to the black-and-silver clad Oakland Raider fanatics.
The NFL team known for its costume wearing fans and gang-related jerseys is debuting a new mascot, Raider Rusher, meant to draw in a more youthful fanbase, but the big-headed, cartoonish figure might send mini Raider fans running. The new mascot may look familiar though, as it stems from a Nickelodeon TV show, NFL Rush Zone, that is co-produced by the NFL and the TV network to gain the attention of young fans.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on August 29, 2013 07:12 PM
In World War I, the Germans nicknamed the US Marines as Devil Dogs, a term the Americans adopted with glee. On Wednesday, one of those dogs stepped down from its lofty place in the Corp., making way for a spunky new recruit.
Sgt. Chesty XIII, the English bulldog mascot of the Marines for the last five years, has stepped down from his post and been replaced by Chesty XIV. The mascots get their name from Lt. Gen. Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller Jr., who served in both World War II and the Korean War and is one of the most decorated Marines, according to the Washington Times.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on July 8, 2013 10:42 AM
The Milwaukee Brewers are mired in the basement of their division in Major League Baseball. They were recently swept by the division-leading Pittsburgh Pirates, their former dormat; are beset by injuries and shaky starting pitching; and are nervously awaiting the outcome of the sport's investigation of the Brewers' Ryan Braun and other baseball stars in the sport's growth-hormone scandal—all while former Brewers star Prince Fielder helps lead a resurgent Detroit Tigers team.
But as the Milwaukee baseball franchise heads into the All-Star break this week, there are some things that no one can take away from the Brewers: They came up with the idea of "sausage races" to entertain Milwaukee fans 20 years ago—a ballpark-entertainment tradition that is stronger than ever and has been emulated by lots of other teams ranging from the Washington Nationals to the Texas Rangers. The 20th anniversary of the torrid tubes has been a highlight of the baseball season in Milwaukee this year.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on May 1, 2013 03:50 PM
For decades, the eponymous mascot of Chuck E. Cheese has appeared to the general public as an extremely sizeable mouse that's eaten a little too much of the famed restaurant's pizza. For a time, the guy even carried a cigar around with him. But in a world that has heard a steady drumbeat against child obesity, it hasn't exactly looked good to have a mascot who looked like he could lose a few pounds.
On Tuesday, Chuck E. Cheese execs and shareholders at the CEC Entertainment's annual meeting in Texas met a slimmed-down version of Mr. Cheese, whose transformation began last year when his illustrated form changed shape in advertising and signage to become a lot more rock star than his past version.
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Changing the mascot may be the simplest thing CEC does this year. The 36-year-old company announced in February that its profits fell 20.7 percent to $43.6 million in fiscal year 2012. That's a little surprising for a brand that was just named the No. 1 kid-friendly restaurant by Technomic's Consumer Restaurants Brand Metrics, based on customer surveys over the last two years.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on January 3, 2013 04:43 PM
Coca-Cola apparently doesn't hold a grudge against famed director Ridley Scott. The perennial Best Global Brand's logo appeared in his 1982 film, Blade Runner, and then the brand suffered the so-called "Blade Runner curse" with the disastrous introduction of New Coke in 1985. That "curse" saw other brands that popped up in the film (Atari, Bell, Pan-Am) suffer serious financial difficulties soon after the movie debuted.
Since those days, Coke and Scott, who got his directing start in London's advertising world in the early '70s before decamping to Hollywood, have paired up a few times. In 1986, he directed the brand's famed Max Headroom commercials. Now, the beverage giant has released a short film about its iconic Polar Bears that was directed by Scott and produced by him and his recently deceased brother, Tony Scott.
"The Polar Bears," as the short is called (watch it below), tells the story of the bear family that has appeared in Coke commercials since the company's "Always Coca-Cola" campaign kicked off in 1993. While polar bears have been part of the print-advertising mix for Coke since 1922, the campaign put the polar bears front and center in consumers' eyes. Now those who have been curious about just who these bears are will finally have their questions answered.Continue reading...
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Posted by Abe Sauer on November 29, 2012 12:14 PM
Looking to boost its profile globally, one city deep in China's interior turned to its most famous resident: The Panda. Earlier this year, the "Pambassador" campaign was born, a project aimed at reinventing Chengdu as an economically sustainable, friendly city open to the world. Pambassador stunts have managed to spoof the royal family (upsetting a few Brits in the process), dance Gangnam in London, and "go wild" in Hong Kong while racking up over 404,000 fans on Facebook, hundreds of thousands of YouTube views and 60,000 commitments worldwide from people looking to live in Chengdu.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on November 20, 2012 05:02 PM
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the president of the bakers union in court-ordered mediation with Hostess Brands said he's "not too optimistic" that a settlement will be reached or the company's liquidation plan (now adjourned to 11 a.m. EST on Wednesday) reversed:
In an interview Tuesday afternoon, Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union President Frank Hurt, who's not attending the mediation being held in New York Tuesday afternoon, said he's heard "not a word" about how the talks are going. But he doesn't think a deal will be reached to head off the Twinkie maker's liquidation because his members aren't prepared to take the labor concessions Hostess says it needs to survive.
Will brand loyalists have more success convincing President Obama to nationalize Twinkies — or will Pabst ride to the rescue and save Twinkie the Kid? Stay tuned.
Update: The announcement that mediation failed came at 7:08 p.m. ET: "Hostess Brands Inc. announced today that a mediation today with the Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco and Grain Millers Union was unsuccessful. The Company will have no further comment until a hearing scheduled for tomorrow at 11 a.m., EST, before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York"
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