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Pangea + vagina = Pangina ; An incredibly huge, vaccuous vagina. So emmense in volume and mass that it cannot be veiwed by a single person's spectrum of vision.
After throwing back a couple Jagerbombs she looked bangin. When I woke up in the morning though...her Pangina was staring me straight in the face. It was so huge if i rolled over, Id be inside of it....
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1 Ekim 2007, Pazartesi
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a pandas vagina
Shaggy whats up with your pangina?
Ew theres a bad smell eminating from that pangina!
i like to n0m panginas
watch as the baby panda slowly crawls its way out of its mothers pangina into its new nest
Ew theres a bad smell eminating from that pangina!
i like to n0m panginas
watch as the baby panda slowly crawls its way out of its mothers pangina into its new nest
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26 Mayıs 2009, Salı
A pangina is created when the stitching of the crotch of any article of trousers/pants or shorts becomes undone to create a hole in the place of which, on a woman, the vagina would be. It derives from a combination of "pants" and "vagina".
Whilst warming up for the 100m hurdles, I heard a large rip in my pants. When I looked down to investigate, I was shocked to behold that I now have a pangina.
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24 Kasım 2007, Cumartesi
Term used to describe an unattractive, overweight, peevish female who wears her convertible cargo pants in the camel toe fashion on a daily basis. Combination of the words Pangaea and vagina usually in reference, though not exclusively, to a woman who wears her GPS on a belt clip even when she's just going to the supermarket.
While strolling along the edge of the Grand Canyon, she became alarmed as a team of mules, being confused by the sheer size of the crevasse between her legs, proceeded to descend into the depths of her pangina.
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11 Şubat 2005, Cuma
A bevy of beaver. One large vagina formed, as a result of cuntinental drift, by many smaller vaginas.
Earth's largest pangina formed at Lilith Fair.
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John DiStaso's Granite Status: Many political heavy-hitters headed to NH
"Since the days of Eisenhower, we have been the party of national security and also of homeland security," said King, who wants to keep it that way.
"The Boston Police Department does a great job, but the FBI didn't share information with them, and the FBI, when told about the older brother possibly being a radical, never talked to anybody in the mosques because of some guideline not allowing them to go into a religious institution."
He said he supports the NSA monitoring made public by Snowden, whom he considers a "traitor." The program is not abusive of Americans' privacy, he said.
"I don't mean this in a pandering way," said King, "but people in New Hampshire probably pay more attention earlier to these races than other people in the country because they know they are going to be invaded by so many over the next few years and they're used to it."
SUMMER residents Mitt Romney, Scott Brown and Debbie Wasserman Schultz are also in Granite State mode. On Tuesday, Romney will host a fundraiser for the state Republican Party at the home of a Lake Winnipesaukee neighbor in Wolfeboro.
On Thursday, Democratic National Committeewoman Wasserman Schultz, also a lakeside dweller, will be at a reception at party headquarters in Concord.
Brown plans another visit on Sept. 30 to speak at a Hampstead Republican Committee fundraiser at the Granite Rose. Since Brown has a summer home in Rye, it's not a tough drive.
WHEN IT COMES to private fundraisers, staying mum on who and how much is a bipartisan practice.
Last week, we asked Shaheen's camp who attended and how much was raised at her July 15 fundraiser.
That was the one she owned up to attending in New York City four days after missing a key meeting of the full U.S. Senate on the filibuster controversy.
In the meantime?
"It was a private event with Sen. Shaheen's supporters, and all contributions will be listed on our FEC report and fully available to the public," said a spokesman.
We asked party Chairman Jennifer Horn and received this non-response:
"We are grateful to Sen. Ayotte for hosting this event and helping us raise the resources we need to compete with the Democrats. The event exceeded our expectations, raised several thousand dollars for the party and was a tremendous success."
POLL ROUNDUP. A brief look at recent polling by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center for WMUR:
. Surveying 516 Granite Staters July 18-26, the idea of showing a government-issued ID in order to vote was favored by 65 percent, including 85 percent of self-identified Republicans, 76 percent of independents and 42 percent of Democrats. Just 26 percent said such an ID should not be required.
. Sen. Shaheen: favorable 53 percent (down from 59 percent in April); unfavorable 23 percent.
. Potential challenger Jeb Bradley, the former U.S. Representative and current state Senate majority leader, favorable 29 percent, unfavorable 19 percent, while 46 percent did not know enough about him to say.
. Sen. Ayotte's approval rating is 41 percent (down from 50 percent in April); 32 percent have an unfavorable opinion of her.
. Likely Republican challenger and former Rep. Frank Guinta has a 27 percent favorable and an unfavorable of 36 percent.
. Potential Kuster Republican challenger Bill O'Brien, the former New Hampshire House speaker, has a 22 percent favorable, a 25 percent unfavorable and a lot who don't know him.
John DiStaso is senior political reporter of the New Hampshire Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News. He can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @jdistaso.

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A round-up of recent discoveries in behavior research
The deadly-when-eaten invasive amphibians that have been plaguing Australian wildlife for years continue to poison even after they're dead.
I the dark Arctic shallows one research finds heterotrophic marine bacteria doing a surprising amount of carbon fixing.
United Nation officials declare rinderpest the first animal disease to be fully eradicated.
Whether it's in the arctic or a commonplace kitchen appliance, deadly fungal species wait for the right opportunity to strike.
Flying in a flock comes at a considerable energetic cost for pigeons, raising the question of why they do it.
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Well, how do they say? "Open source is more secure because more people can see what's going on". Hahaha. Great.
Phoronix: Linux Kernel Exploit Affecting Linux 3.3 To Linux 3.8
A Linux kernel exploit was made public this weekend that affects versions of Linux going back to the 3.3 kernel. This exploit allows for user-space programs to gain root access through a bug in the kernel's networking code...
Well, how do they say? "Open source is more secure because more people can see what's going on". Hahaha. Great.
Glad I'm still on 3.2.
You don't think these sorts of things happen all the time on closed-source operating systems? The fact that local privilege escalation and DOS attacks are even news on Linux systems when most of the big concerns on windows are remote security exploits shows just how much more secure Linux is.
I hope that this bug will be fixed asap.
Oh go away windows troll. On windows, this would have been hidden for 6 months (or longer) until some worm or trojan would exploit it and build a botnet, then microsoft would have conspired with FBI to arrest foreign citizens and confiscate their property just to get one botnet shut down, whose existence was their fault anyway, and then maybe in a couple of weeks, one beautiful patch tuesday, a fix might be posted...
At least on linux, when a vulnerability is found, it gets fixed snappily. With linux, the exploits are usually found BEFORE they get to be exploited.
Oh and before you get all "i use mac, not windows", I don't care, they're interchangeable to me. Mapplesoft, mipple, just different sides of the same shitty coin.
...A Buffer Overflow attack? Really?"An unprivileged user can send a netlink message resulting in an out-of-bounds access of the sock_diag_handlers[] array which, in turn, allows userland to take over control while in kernel mode."
Seriously people: Bounds checking.
It is obvious that there is range check missing for user sent data.
This bug is present because developers
1. inserted security hole intentionally
2. are retards
they should port the whole kernel to C#/.NET. There you got a nice garbage collector and don't have to worry about strange things like pointers and a buffer/memoryoverflow get's a nice exception.
ok, but seriously...someone should implement a background garbage collector and some meta-error handling in C and C++. That'd get rid of those 'security holes' instantely.


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New Lumix digital cameras from Panasonic
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For most of us, holidaying in the sun means dusting off the trusty old camera and snapping some memorable moments around the pool or bar. But if your ancient photographic box is starting to become an embarrassment then a flurry of Lumix releases from Panasonic might be just what you need. There's a rugged model, a couple with touchscreen displays, a couple ultra-wide angle lenses and some capable of full high definition video too. All are storage-friendly SDXC card compatible and include a host of automated settings to help get the best from any situation.
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Screening tests for hearing provide a quick way to find people who have hearing loss. Early detection of hearing loss allows treatment to be provided sooner and helps prevent further problems.
When people do not pass a hearing screening test they are given an in-depth hearing evaluation by an audiologist and further care if necessary. Hearing screening is provided from birth throughout adult years when it is requested, under conditions that increase risk for hearing loss, or when required by state or local laws.
Hearing screening is especially important for newborns, infants, and young children because hearing is critical to a child's development. A child's speech, language, and social and academic skills can be affected by even mild or partial hearing loss. Therefore, it is optimal for early hearing loss to be diagnosed and treated within a baby's first six months.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and several other organizations recommend that all newborns be given a hearing screening test, and 30 states require hearing screening for all newborns. Newborn screening programs have three primary goals:
- Newborns should be screened before leaving the hospital or within their first month.
- If a newborn does not pass the test, follow-up hearing and medical evaluations should be given by three months of age.
- Babies who have hearing loss should get services before six months of age to help them develop speech, language, and social skills.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has also issued guidelines that contain a schedule of the times infants and children should be screened through adolescence. The main age ranges and screening tests are given below.
Birth to 9 Months
After the initial screening for all newborns within the first month, infants with risk factors should be tested every six months until age 3.
Otoacoustic Emissions —These emissions are faint sounds produced by the cochlea when sound stimulates it. Although people cannot hear these sounds, they can be picked up and measured by a small probe placed in the ear canal. These emissions are produced by people with normal hearing but not by those with a certain level of hearing loss. This test can detect blockage or damage in different parts of the ear and is often used with babies.
Auditory Brainstem Response —Electrodes are attached to the scalp to measure electrical response in the brain to sounds. This test helps determine the possible location of certain hearing problems. It is frequently used with babies.
9 Months to 2.5 Years
Children in this age range should be tested as needed. Those who are at risk for hearing loss should be tested at least every six months until age 3. Behavioral tests are used, such as visual reinforcement audiometry and conditioned play audiometry, that measure responses of the child to speech and other sounds presented through speakers.
2.5 Years to 4 Years
Children in this age range should be tested as needed. Conditioned play audiometry is the most commonly used hearing test for this age range. The sounds are presented through earphones or a bone vibrator rather than speakers.
Also recommended is acoustic immittance screening for disorders of the outer and middle ear since hearing loss at this age is often caused by middle ear disease such as ear infections. This type of screening can include tympanometry, acoustic reflex, and static acoustic measures.
4 Years to 18 Years
Children in this range should be screened when they first enter school, every year from kindergarten through 3rd grade, and in the 7th and 11th grades. Conventional audiometric tests are used for this age group. Students are asked to raise their hand when they hear a tone through earphones or from a bone vibrator. Conditioned play audiometry may also be used with this age group.
Screening in adult years is considered voluntary. However, it is recommended that adults get screened at least every 10 years from ages 18 through 50. Screening should be performed every three years after age 50 since hearing loss becomes increasingly common in later years. Conventional audiometric tests are used for this age group.


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The Columbia Museum of Art is a charitable non-profit organization that celebrates outstanding artistic creativity through its collection, exhibitions and programs, interacting in ways that engage the mind and enrich the spirit.
The Columbia Museum of Art is the hub that inspires and connects people to their creativity by:
Arts education is at the core of our mission. We welcome you to use art to spark your imagination and add to your enjoyment in life.
Welcome to the Columbia Museum of Art's website! We hope you visit often as there is much to explore. The easy navigation helps you discover a wealth of programs, workshops and classes for all ages. I encourage you to dig into the interactive Collection Highlights, where you can view over 200 works of art from the Museum's collection. You can search by location, medium or time period and zoom in to see even the most intricate details of the pieces you select.
The Columbia Museum of Art is a welcoming oasis for enjoying art in South Carolina and it is just blocks from the historic State Capitol building, University of South Carolina, fine restaurants, hotels and other attractions.
The Museum family is grateful for the generous support and vision of the City of Columbia, Richland County and the numerous donors and supporters who share the Museum's mission to educate, enrich and inspire the community and visitors to our state.
I hope our website inspires you to visit the Museum often and join our family by becoming a member!
The Columbia Museum of Art celebrates outstanding artistic creativity through its collection, exhibitions and programs, interacting in ways that engage the mind and enrich the spirit.
South Carolina's premier international art museum houses a world class collection of European and American fine and decorative art that spans centuries. In recent years, the Museum's collection of Asian art and Antiquities has grown through generous gifts to the collection. Founded in 1950, the museum opened its new building on Main Street in 1998 by transforming an urban department store into a sleek and airy, light-filled space with 25 galleries. The collections include masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque from the Samuel H. Kress Collection, works by significant furniture and silver makers, as well as modern and contemporary art from the present time. Of particular interest are Sandro Botticelli's Nativity, Claude Monet's The Seine at Giverny and art glass by Louis Comfort Tiffany. The Museum also offers changing exhibitions from renowned museums and educational programs that include group and public tours, lectures, films and concert series.
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The Columbia Museum of Art opened to the public on March 23, 1950 at its original site on Bull and Senate Streets in the historic Taylor House built in 1908 in Columbia, South Carolina. An art, natural history and science museum, including a planetarium, the Museum was Columbia's premier cultural institution throughout the '50s and '60s. The art museum's collection was enhanced during these years by large additions of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque art from the Kress Foundation of New York that formed the nucleus of an important European collection. Modest wings were added to the west and east facades of the building in the '60s to accommodate the growing collection as well as the planetarium. During the '70s and '80s, the Museum pared down its wider role as a general museum with the deaccession of its natural history collection. The art school was closed leaving only the planetarium and astronomy programs.
Faced with expensive care needed for the museum's building and the need for growth, the Museum pursued a host of initiatives, both at its past locale and at a variety of sites - all of which proved unfeasible. It was widely recognized that significant public money was a key to the institution's future. Early in 1993, the Justice Department rejected a proposed site downtown being offered by the City of Columbia for its new Training Academy. As a result the City to revisited the idea of moving the Museum to Main Street to go on the site of the former Macy's Department Store.
The downtown site proposal was attractive to local municipal bodies such as Richland County Council and the Columbia City Council because it simultaneously addressed two public problems: the need for expanded public museum facilities and the need to revitalize downtown as the major retail establishments were leaving. As a new anchor for Main Street, the museum project redefined public use for the Main Street section of the downtown area. The Columbia business community supported the proposal for its commercial opportunities, possible increase in property values, and potential to attract new visitors downtown.
The strong rationale for the museum relocation led to an ambitious capital campaign that secured funds from Richland County Council, Columbia City Council, Kresge Foundation and the private sector of the community, reaching the $16 million goal.
The new museum facility, an adaptive re-use project designed and engineered by Stevens and Wilkinson, opened on July 18, 1998 and allows the Museum to showcase its substantial art collection. The Museum currently has over 20,000 square feet of gallery space that permits it to bring a wider range of traveling exhibitions to South Carolina, as well as to provide the necessary space for the proper presentation of its collection, which numbers over 7,000 objects. South Carolina now has access to larger traveling art exhibitions - not previously possible because of limited space in the previous facility. The current building has well-designed workspaces, storage for collections, art studios, 150-seat public auditorium, art library, Museum shop and public reception spaces.
Designed by George Sexton Associates of Washington, D.C., the exhibition galleries occupy nearly three times more square feet than in the previous facility. One of this country's preeminent museum and exhibition design firms, George Sexton Associates has been involved in such important projects as the American Wing at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts in Norwich, England, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Denver Art Museum and the Cincinnati Art Museum. Lighting, climate-control, security and exhibition graphics are state-of-the-art in these spaces. The Columbia Museum of Art has exhibition galleries worthy of any of this country's great museums. Temporary exhibitions are presented in a flexible space that contains a minimum of 4,000-sq. ft. with the capability of expanding to nearly 7,000 sq. ft. When a smaller space is required, the balance is installed with contemporary art from the Museum's collection. Located on the first floor, the elegant but functional galleries have 13' ceilings and hardwood floors.
On the second floor, the galleries for the Museum's collections occupy nearly 12,000-sq. ft. and are designed to be compatible with the different types of art that visitors encounter there. Renaissance and Baroque galleries housing the Samuel H. Kress Collection are grand spaces painted in warm tones with stained hardwood accents. Galleries for the presentation of 18th and 19th century art are carpeted and detailed with accents appropriate to those periods. A grand, central space measuring 56' by 28', flanked by two octagonal galleries, form the heart of this important collection. All told, 14 galleries provide a worthy home for the Museum's outstanding collection of paintings and decorative arts. Within the Museum's galleries, visitors encounter three focus galleries -- small, intimate spaces where exhibitions of prints, drawings, photographs and small-scale decorative arts are installed. This enables the Museum to provide vitality to the collection galleries, thus ensuring that repeat visitors will always come away with new insights into the Museum's artistic holdings. Contemporary art is exhibited adjacent to the temporary exhibition galleries, and there is an additional focus gallery near the entrance to this space for the presentation of new works-on-paper.
The Museum offers a "window to the world" to its visitors not only through the display of its collection, but with public programs. From Art School classes for teens and adults, to programs specially designed for preschool children, people of all ages can find classes and workshops that inspire and enrich. For those visitors interested in lifelong learning, they can attend lectures, gallery talks and films. Music is also a part of the Museum's offerings, and world-class musicians as well as local musicians participant in music series. School programs, including home school programs are some of the best in the area. Children begin their museum experience in the magical Secret Garden Orientation Gallery that features trompe l'oeil murals created by the internationally known artist, Christian Thee. School tours are curriculum-based and include an exploration of the galleries and a creative hands-on activity in the studios.
In 2006 the Museum released a study conducted by Miley Gallo & Associates, LLC that shows the economic impact of the Museum within the community -- more than $9,700,000 due to direct, indirect and induced impacts, giving the City of Columbia and Richland County Council a more than ten-fold return on their investment. In addition to the money generated, the Museum supports almost 160 jobs in the Columbia area and generates local hospitality and tourism tax revenues of at least $80,000 per year. More than 6,250 people visit the Museum each month. These visitors spend almost $1.7 million on lodging and $1.6 million on food and beverages.


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You Rock Guitar brings real strings to rhythm gaming
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Part of the reason for the drop in popularity of rhythm games in recent times may be because the appeal of the plastic, button-oriented peripherals is starting to wane, and indeed avid fans of the genre have been crying out for a way to play "real instruments" alongside a game. The solution could already be here in the form of You Rock Guitar, a multi-use peripheral that acts as a MIDI controller, can be plugged into an amplifier, headphones, or directly to a computer via USB for use with software like GarageBand and Cubase. Most interestingly it's compatible with Rock Band and Guitar Hero on all three platforms.
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Cómo llegar a Sahel Suites
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From the airport, distance is about one hour. A taxi will charge about 35 dollars.
From the city centre by public transport, take buses going to Bunga, Gaba. Disembark at Bunga trading Centre, Engen Filling Station. There is a sign post to the property reading Sahel Suites. Cabs from here cost about 3 US dollars while a motor cycle will charge less than one US dollar. Distance is about 1 km from Bunga trading centre
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced the final environmental impact statement was released for the proposed Chokecherry and Sierra Madre wind farms in Wyoming. The complex could include as many as 1,000 turbines and generate as much as 3,000 MW of power.
An assessment of wind energy areas off the coast of Rhode Island and Massachusetts will be used by U.S. regulators to make future lease decisions in an area encompassing roughly 165,000 acres.
Salazar, in a statement, said the two projects would put the United States at the forefront of the move to advance renewable energy resources.
"When it comes to wind energy, we're making significant progress both onshore and offshore to diversify our nation's domestic energy portfolio and stand up a clean energy economy," he said.
Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., ranking member of the Natural Resources Committee, said the eastern seaboard could emerge as a pioneer for wind energy, while the wind regime in Wyoming could spin the turbines that would make up one of the largest wind farms in the world.
He said his Republican counterparts, however, were trying to block some of the steps needed to advance the projects. Republican leaders have pressed the White House for more oil and natural gas drilling.


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I know that many request Fire Department Patches. I'm hoping that I will get your assistance as well. In October and November of 2001 I went to NYC to help where ever I could with the WTC Disaster and I'm so proud to have been able to help over 300 in the 3 weeks that I was there. The pleasure of helping them in a small way to get back on their feet after such a horific disaster. I will never regret help those that I did. 3 days before I was to return back home from the work I did there, I became ill with a dry cough, burning eyes and throat, chest tightness, sinus pain and a rash. After I returned home the illness got worse and to the point that I was unable to return to my job and was taken out of work permanently a month after I returned home. I was later to return to NYC to go threw the WTC Screening program and found that I had RADS also known as the WTC Cough and that it was permanent. I take 6 medicines 2 times a day and i'm on antibiotics off and on.
I can no longer work my job as a Nurse Aide in the School District, I can no longer clean my house because the dust and cleaning supplies hurt my lungs, I can no longer work in my gardens because of the mold and mildew, I can not eat anything cold or go out in the winter if it is to cold. I stay away from groups of people because my resistance is low and I get sick easy. My nevers and muscles swell often, I continue to get a rash on my face and neck they can't explain why. I have medical bills that have put us in debt and I can't buy my medicine at times because of the cost and not having the money for them. Going back and forth to NYC every 6 months put us way in debt and I just don't go there anymore and doctors here do the best they can for me.
I will be making Quilts to auction off to raise money to help me pay my medical bills and pay the debt from going to NYC. I hope that all will help by sending your Fire Departments Patch and also a Picture of your Fire Engine. My father was a Fire Chief for many years and I was always at the Fire Station and being in Disaster Services for the American Red Cross I got to know many wonderful Firemen. This is a artcle done on me so that you all know that I am ill from the WTC: http://www.lacrossetribune.com/artic...ws/01cough.txt Thanks for any help that you can give to me. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com edited by Marie10; 06-07-2006 at 07:08 PM.
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Kanji | 守護八卦六十四掌 | ||
Rōmaji | Shugohakke Rokujūyon Shō | ||
Literal English | Protection of the Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms | ||
English TV | Protective Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms | ||
Games | Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms Guard | ||
Other | Guardian Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms | ||
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Anime | Naruto Episode #151 | ||
Game | Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3 | ||
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Classification | Kekkei Genkai, Taijutsu, Dojutsu | ||
Class | Offensive, Defensive | ||
Range | Short to Mid range | ||
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Created by Hinata, this is a highly versatile technique which affords both offensive and defensive capabilities whereby she emits a constant stream of chakra from her palms, which are formed into extremely thin, sharp, blades. While using this technique offensively, Hinata shapes the chakra into thin, sharp, flexible blades allowing her to hit hundreds of targets with extreme precision and can cut smaller targets, like bees, into pieces. When used defensively, Hinata creates much larger, stronger, more flexible, arc-shaped chakra blades that spread out across her entire attack range, effectively forming a barricade between herself and her opponents, rebuffing even the largest and smallest of targets.
With the addition of Hinata's flexibility, the technique creates an "absolute defence" effect similar to that of the Eight Trigrams Palms Revolving Heaven, though the cutting nature of the chakra prevents any outside force from restricting it.


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When it comes to partnering with allied professionals – such as builders, architects and interior designers – many kitchen and bath designers believe the best approach can be summed up by the maxim: "All for one, and one for all."
However, the crucial part of that equation is that the "one" should always be the client – and that means being able to set aside egos, communicating frequently and overcoming some differing design outlooks. It also means recognizing and respecting each other's unique skill sets, and how they can be best utilized to make the collaboration a success.
Kelly Stewart, CMKBD and director of sales development for Stamford, CT-based Kitchens by Deane explains: "The first thing to keep in mind is that [these types of professional partnerships] can be very lucrative. Building a good relationship and getting that repeat referral business can make the difference between [having] a mediocre sales year and an exceptional sales year."
However, there are plenty of dynamics to keep in mind when entering such a partnership, says Alan Asarnow, CMKBD, CR for Ridgewood, NJ-based Ulrich, Inc. "It is critical that both [parties] have a similar mindset as how to they deal with clients. The idea is to work for the benefit of the client. I think that any business arrangement between the two practitioners should be [set in] writing [with terms] agreed upon prior to the start."
Stewart agrees that design collaborations can be a positive experience for kitchen designers – as long as everyone involved pulls together. "It has to be mutually beneficial," he points out. "You need to understand all the things that they can do for you, and they need to understand all the things that you are bringing to the table, as well."
He continues: "When you show up at an interior designer's or architect's office with a plan that is really well done and blends well with the concept [they envisioned], then they see the value of what you are doing, and the value for the client."
However, it's not just about promoting your own talents, he warns, it's also about understanding the skills and work processes of the other professionals. For instance, he suggests that "People who are new to the industry [or to collaboratinh] need to [seek out mentors who have had successful collaborations with architects, so that they understand when an architect is in an early concept phase, when they are making construction documents or when they are going to planning boards and asking for variances."
Likewise, there are distinct differences between how interior designers and kitchen designers think and work. David Karlson, CKD and owner of Evanston, IL-based Karlson Kitchens sees things this way: "[The main difference is] that engineering the spec is an important element in kitchen design, whereas doing the interior design is more emotional. In other words, in interior design, there is more than one right answer. By comparison, to me, [as a kitchen designer], there is only one right answer – nine feet of cabinets [won't fit] on an eight-foot wall."
Karen Veltri, v.p./business development for Morris Plains, NJ-based CKC Kitchen & Bath Design Center, agrees: "The interior designer is really going to look at the entire room and consider the walls, the window treatments and the accessories. We focus more [specifically] on the cabinetry, the countertops, the backsplash and the flooring."
So, how do design partners work together successfully when they often have inherent, philosophical design differences?
Ken D'Andrea, owner of Sonoma County, CA-based Equipoise Design, offers his opinion: "The idea would be for a kitchen designer or the homeowner to put together a team that [resembles] Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. You need the architect to design the overall space, but also a kitchen and bath designer, and an interior space planner to come in and make that design work and function."
The big question, of course, is who does what? "Unfortunately – due to overlapping spheres – people are sometimes reluctant or not knowledgeable enough [to decide] who the best person is to address that particular challenge," he comments.
In fact, lack of communication can be the biggest pitfall to any project, Stewart believes
. "The [worst thing a kitchen designer can do] is shut out [the allied professional] and not keep them informed. You have to work well with the successful bidder, the general contractor, the subcontractors, and the rest of the trades.
Asarnow adds: "Working with other professionals broadens your scope of work and broadens your possibilities – I like that aspect of it.
"I find that it gives me much more creative license, and as a result, I am able to better provide for my client."
Skills, Set, Match
So, what are the skills that each of these design professionals brings to the table, and how does it benefit the client? According to Karlson, the differences are cut-and-dry.
"I find that the more technical it is, the better suited we [as kitchen designers] are to help the client, such as specifying the products. Interior designers can be pretty good at the style of design, but when it comes to making it fit – especially measuring the wall and engineering – we find that a lot of the interior designers don't understand it enough."
He continues: "Architects are better at engineering than interior designers. Meanwhile, some custom home builders are good at architectural things and are pretty decent at the decorating aspect of it, but unless the home has been sold, they typically design for the masses."
Stewart adds: "As a general rule, architects have an extremely good eye for design. They understand when a plan works well and when things [are balanced] properly and when there is a good rhythm to the elements of the design.
"They also understand the structural elements to the house, the exterior elements and the limitations that we have for moving windows and doors."
Asarnow agrees: "A lot of kitchen companies will change a window or move a door, but if I want to move a window – and the architect has designed the addition – I am not just going to move it. I'll discuss it with him and tell him what I want to do because it will affect the outside of the house."
Karlson adds a slightly different perspective: "We are kitchen designers and we do that for a living. Architects, for example, are great house designers and I would never say that I could design a house. Their kitchen design is probably fine, but it is not their expertise."
To that end, D'Andrea offers this: "The challenge is to find people who are willing to work together as a team and become comfortable in overlapping spheres of knowledge and influence."
"There is an innate sense of style and color that we all share," says Veltri. "However, we find that our technical knowledge with regard to how cabinetry is built and the options available with each line, for instance, are ways we can guide our interior design client," she adds.
She adds that the kitchen designer typically specifies product, saying "the client budget dictates for us which lines they are steered into."
According to Asarnow, it depends more on the situation. "If I am working in a library, I will likely specify built-ins and structurals, while the interior designer is going to work with me on finish and species and style," he says. "If I'm building an addition, the architect is going to work on the structural and exterior aesthetics, and I'm going to have influence by telling the architect that I need 'X' amount of space."
He continues: "Something I could never understand is when an architect estimates that a 15-foot addition seems right for a particular kitchen. But why does that seem right? I would prefer to design the kitchen first and then go to the architect and tell him or her how much space I need."
While Asarnow does concede that there are times when skill sets overlap, he quickly adds: "The best way these relationships work is when they are complementary. This is the only way that the client gets the benefit of dealing with a broader professional base."
Lead the Way
Understandably, one of the biggest challenges with collaborative projects is deciding who should lead the project.
But Asarnow thinks the answer to this is simple: "I believe the hierarchy is based on the relationship with the client," he explains. "For example, if the interior designer brings the client to me, then it is her client and I am helping. If I bring the client to him or her, then it is my client and they are helping," he explains.
"Generally, the designers, builders and architects that we work with defer to our designers within the kitchen realm," says Veltri. "Their input will typically [pertain to] color and style. It makes it a very nice working relationship."
According to Karlson, his experiences have very much been trial-and-error.
"At one point, we tried to lay out different programs for [the allied professionals we were working wtih], similar to a menu, as to what they wanted us to do. But, it didn't prove successful because we needed to be more flexible – we didn't realize that every professional has different needs."
D'Andrea has found a formula that works for him. "I have a build team that I work with and I've learned that I can [create] drawings and plans and get the permits from my own drawings."
He adds: "I am coming from a design-build mentality, so the most important [people] for me are the contractors and my vendors. Basically, when I talk to people about the finish on the screws of the towel bars, I need someone who will respond to that [type of detail]."
Karlson concludes: "[The bottom line is that] as long as the client is happy when it's over and my relationship with these professionals was professional, I know that I'll get more business."
Leggo my Ego
For many kitchen designers, having confidence in one's ability – or what some might call a healthy ego – is what helps them to achieve success. But, D'Andrea warns, too much ego could jeopardize the success of the project – especially in a collaborative project.
"Most people have so much of an attachment to their part of the process that, in effect, the homeowner starts to pay the price of not having a unified team around him or her," he explains.
"The most important thing is to put my ego aside and remember that the highest good is going to be served if I can let everyone feel that they are important," says D'Andrea.
According to Karlson, kitchen and bath designers need to trust in their abilities enough to check their egos when the situation calls for it.
"When you are dealing with professional people, you have to know enough to take a step back," he says.
To that end, D'Andrea offers this analogy: "At different times, each player is the one who's carrying the ball across the goal line. Sometimes you'll have to pass it off, and the crowd will cheer for that guy."
Indeed, if all the design professionals involved are working toward a common goal, then there is an exponential increase in design credibility, he adds. "It also translates into an easier environment to promote ideas, to promote the best project and to make sure that the client's needs are being met with the resources needed to effortlessly produce a high-quality project," he says.
Stewart concludes: "[When design professionals can set aside their egos], the clients get a better product; and you get a partner that is more apt to send a client your way next time because they know that you are not somebody who is going to be a loose cannon banging around on their ship"
Privacy Please
So, what is the best way for kitchen and bath designers to communicate their position?
For Asarnow, both parties will be better served if concerns and ideas are hashed out privately.He explains: "Communication is the beginning, the middle and the end. You can't have enough and you certainly can't have too much. Therefore, it is good to have at least one meeting together with the other practitioner and the client."
Asarnow adds that it's okay to have an issue with something, but the key is not to make the other practitioner look bad.
"You can't be bigger than them – especially in front of the client," adds Karlson. "You have to answer their questions and let them drive. When you are in meetings, you don't want to argue in front of clients and compete with the person that the client has hired."
He adds: "We try interview the professional at the beginning and find out what they want us to do and what their involvement will be because they all bring different knowledge and expertise."
Karlson adds that this approach can differ slightly on the job site – assuming the client is not present.
"It allows you to be more straightforward. With a client there, I will be more diplomatic and less forceful. But, if something needs to be done a certain way, you have to say it because that's what you are being hired to do," he explains.
To avoid miscommunications, Stewart suggests that kitchen designers offer the professional courtesy of meeting with the architect prior to presenting a plan. "This way, we are all pulling in the same direction," he says. He adds: "When they show up, they want to be the most knowledgeable person at that meeting, so you need to let them know what is going right, what is going wrong, and what is being done to solve [any problems]."
He continues: "One of the other important things is that more kitchen and bath designers are working in Auto CAD and able to have an architect e-mail their plans over. Then your staff can pull off the architectural layers of the drawing that you don't need, superimpose the kitchen layers onto the same plan, e-mail it back to them and really build a seamless design.
Karlson concludes: "[Ideally] everybody should manage themselves in a professional [manner], and allied professionals have to recognize that we are professionals as well."
Pay for Play
One of the other key aspects to creating successful partnerships is determining a fair pay structure.
While some note that allied professionals earn a commission based on the contract price, commissions are, overall, somewhat unusual.
"The architects and interior designers I work with get paid a certain fee by the client, and that is [in the case of architects] a percentage on top of the work that I do. There is no financial negotiation with the architect and [Kitchens by Deane]," says Stewart.
He adds: "The same thing holds true for the majority of interior designers. On rare occasions, there will be a finder's fee or a commission paid to an interior designer for bringing a client to us, but that is not [typical] for architects or interior designers."
"The pay structure is all over the place," adds Karlson. "Sometimes it's nothing, and sometimes they tell me that the deal is paid for in advance. When that is the case, I'll give my best price and sell it straight to the client."
While he admits that commissions are sometimes requested, there are also times when "I sell it to them, they mark it up and sell it to the client, and I don't know what price they are charging."
He continues: "It is this issue that we've struggled with in the past, because everybody has different expectations. Some people want a little, some want a lot and others want too much."
"This is where the flexibility comes in," he adds. "The idea is to try and meet our needs and solve the client's problems – while making it good for the professional person. Then, of course, we want to make sure that we can do the work and be profitable."
In the end, Asarnow offers this perspective: "There is no perfect relationship – you have to deal with the bumps just like anything else.
He concludes: "[Partnering with allied professionals] is certainly worth it if you do it – and I don't just mean in terms of money. You should always remember that money is what you get when you do your job well. If you are doing right by your client, you are going to make the money. So, forget about the money and focus on doing right by the client."


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Remember, no matter what, common sense > gps
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You try doing it without a map!
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Recalculating... 6 colors on grass green.
Re: So Lost
You know when you've got your dungeon map and your compass but you still get so lost you end up in another game? Man, I hate when that happens. This is six colors on grass green. See a BIG VERSION here. Thanks for checking it out! ---Spiritgreen :^)
Re: Geek Brain Mind Map
It's a Mind Map of a geek's brain.
Re: Not in Kansas anymore
Decided this was a good opportunity to bring this one back It got about six minutes to compete the first time around, but I redrew it and cleaned up the execution- hope you enjoy the outcome
Re: Cat Mapped
This is an idea that instantly popped in my head when I thought maps... Here is a big picture: http://shikausstan.weebly.com/uploads/2/8/6/0/2860070/cat_mapped_large.jpg
Re: The Road to My Heart is Paved with Ugly Cats
I really drew it with a sharpie.
I do really like this design... makes me laugh. I remember it from before.
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Here there be dragons, wizards, knights and geeks 2 colors on cream halftones used... will post closeup later.
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It shouldn't have to take a detective to follow a well made map, especially one this insanely accurate. Hope you enjoy!
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I'd originally entered this one for the "4" derby, but I think it works just as well here. Enjoy & thanks!
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a simple map of the takeout container.
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I can't read any of it on my screen.
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fishbiscuit5 wrote:It's a Mind Map of a geek's brain.
I'm not sure you know very many geeks. Most of the ones I know don't have much problem at all in the "Girlfriends" department. Hell, half of them ARE girls!
ramyb wrote:Decided this was a good opportunity to bring this one back It got about six minutes to compete the first time around, but I redrew it and cleaned up the execution- hope you enjoy the outcome
If something is rejected you're allowed to resub it for another derby? Also, that thing was up for way more than 6 minutes.
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I was able to read "Gold Palm" in Florida, I'm guessing it's state trees? Would be nice to get a link to a high res version.
Wyoming's abbreviation is WY, not WI.
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An ode to one of my favorite games growing up as a kid Hope you enjoy
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I can smell your scent. (Edited for TV version FTW)
Great use of a white shirt. It looks so good!
So pretty. Really lovely work. :^)
I think the word girlfriend should be replaced with Marriage? That way girls could wear it too =)
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I owned both vehicles as a kid so I like them equally.
Nah, I'm good with the way the Wind Raider came out first.
Battle ram
Wind raider
If you could go back in time and choose either the BR or the WR what would it be???
I for one love the WR but man the BR would have been a mind blower.
I owned both vehicles as a kid so I like them equally.
Nah, I'm good with the way the Wind Raider came out first.
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The Wind Raider. That vehicle is pure awesomeness to me.
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I voted Wind Raider....was my first vehicle when i was little so I have some sentimental feelings about it. Besides, it kicks some major butt.
I voted Battle Ram. I had it as a kid and my brother had the wingless Wind Raider (he was very rough on all of his toys).
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Battle Ram over the Wind Raider, then I may have bought one, but otherwise I don't care, I want Attack Trak. That and the Road Ripper are the only 2 I had as a kid.
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Had them both as a kid and would like them both now... but as far as tooling and a sku; it should've been the Battle Ram since the Horsemen pretty much already had it done! I mean it's a little more obscure of a vehicle and it actually gave you 2 for 1 in 'play' factor as you can have the sled separate from the "buggie". It would've sold out faster than the Wind Raider as it allowed more characters to function with it and I believe that would've proved to be a good selling point, though I would speculate and say that it probably would've been more than $50...
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
Battle Ram wins by an Eternian mile. Not even close in my book.
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Well I guess we'd have a second vehicle, if they released Battle Ram instead of Wind Raider first....
I mean it's a small cross section, but I'm willing to bet if more people voted, we'd see the ratio be around the same.
Battle Ram was sculpted, they should have just did that first, I'd have bought a Battle Ram, the WR was an easy pass for me.
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Battle Ram is my choice by far. It is the epitome of the archaic combined with future technology and that's what motu means to me.
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Don't care for the Battle Ram. Wind Raider for me.
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I'd choose the Battle Ram in a heartbeat. It's the vehicle I want most. I have so many fond childhood memories of that vehicle. The Wind Raider is certainly a great update of the vintage vehicle. I guess I just never cared too much for the original. It's a boat with wheels and wings. I bought the Wind Raider mainly because it was prominently featured in the Filmation cartoon and I was hoping we'd get a Battle Ram to display next to it. I'm also hoping for the Talon Fighter with Point Dread as well.
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Battle Ram over every vehicle. That was my favorite as a kid and I had several of them. I never owned a Wind Raider as a kid, but my then best friend and his two brothers each had one.
I would have chosen BR first but I want both. I love my WR!
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Battle Ram would have been the first vehicle for me, since it could have gotten more re-use out of the mold by simply selling the Sky Sled component separately.
I also never had that much emotional attachment to the Wind Raider, it just wasn't cool enough of a vehicle for my taste when growing up.
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I'm glad the Wind Raider was released first.
I really don't care much for the Battle Ram. I'm more interested in the Sky Sled it comes with than the Battle Ram itself.
What I want more than any other vehicle is the Land Shark!!
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obvious answer is obvious but also moot
I love my Windraider. I'll happily take a BR though!
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Battle Ram, no contest! Wind Raider's cute, I own one, but now that this ridiculous Castle thing is moving forward, I can't see a reason to overlook the first vehicle He-Man is given by the Goddess!
Battle Ram. I remember when I got for my birthday as a kid, and shooting ash trays in Burger King with the missiles.
Still love the Wind Raider though. I think it's the finest MotUC product yet.
I voted for Battle Ram! This vehicle was always my favourite one!!!
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Eyes trained on the cypress crowns above the slough, he stands stock-still, listening to the shrill cacophony that is the swamp�s early morning soundtrack. Head cocked sideways, he nods at a series of liquid trills.
�That�s a titmouse,� he says, without even lifting the slick pair of binoculars slung over his neck. �They have several different calls, and that�s one of them.�
This continues as he winds his way through the slough: hairy woodpecker, blue jays, mourning dove, pileated woodpecker � all identified in an instant by sound; not sight. What makes this more extraordinary is that this man is no professional ornithologist � or even a lifelong birder. Jose Padilla-Lopez is a full-time pediatrician with a popular practice that keeps him more than busy.
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�Birding has given me so many good things. Being out in nature is the best therapy,� he said with a laugh. �This is my Prozac.�
It�s also where he�s found simpatico pals. Weekends, Padilla-Lopez heads out with the Caloosa Bird Club or an elite cadre of similarly passionate birding buddies.
�Jose, I, and a few others team up and go maybe more often than most,� naturalist and birder Vince McGrath of Fort Myers said. �We have been dubbed the Fort Myers Commandos � we find it fits and is endearing (and) Jose is an integral member of this team.�
Vacations find him attending birding festivals or hiking the mountains of the Dominican Republic, the New Mexico desert or the jungles of Jamaica searching for new birds. He�s made friends around the globe ranging from a Cuban dissident physician/paleontologist to a Nobel Prize committee member.
Every year, Padilla-Lopez sets an informal annual goal for himself: This year�s is to observe at least 200 species in Lee County, 300 in Florida and reach 1,000 worldwide (he�s already up to 994).
�But there are about 10,000 birds in the world,� he said �so I�ve got a ways to go.�
Yet though Padilla-Lopez admits to relishing the competition inherent in list-building, there�s much more to it than that.
�I�m interested in patterns, in connections between numbers and the environment,� the Puerto Rican-born Padilla-Lopez said. �To know about birds, you must understand and protect their habitats.�
To that end, he�s also part of Lee County Bird Patrol, a citizen monitoring group that tracks bird populations.
Padilla-Lopez�s medical training clearly informs his technique: careful observation; meticulous note-taking and scrupulous record-keeping.
One who�s watched him in action is fellow birder and educator Charlie Ewell, who�s known him since Padilla-Lopez began birding as an offshoot of another hobby: photography.
�I�d go to the Everglades and get shots of these beautiful birds and I didn�t know what they were. So I began trying to learn about them.� Padilla-Lopez said.
He read books, researched online and started hanging out with birders, which is the formula for success, Ewell said.
�To improve quickly in bird identification you really need to immerse yourself in the information that is available � field trips with more experienced birders, field guides, magazines, websites, etc.,� he says. �Jose embraces all that with a passion and enthusiasm that has already earned him a spot among the area�s top birders.
On a recent trip to Costa Rica, where they saw many birds that were new to them both, Ewell was especially impressed at how Padilla-Lopez used the resources at his disposal � field guides downloaded onto his iPhone, the eBird app, and photos on his iPad.
As a result, Ewell said, �(Padilla-Lopez) became comfortable with identifying the birds much faster than I did the old fashioned way of learning as you encountered them in the field.�
Padilla-Lopez�s favorite birding spots in Southwest Florida? Besides Six Mile Cypress, he likes Harn�s Marsh in Lehigh Acres, the J.N. �Ding� Darling National Wildlife Refuge and Lighthouse Point on Sanibel and Bunche Beach in south Fort Myers.
�There are so many really wonderful places to go here,� he said. �And I think many residents don�t even realize that what�s right in our own back yard, people pay thousands of dollars and come from all over the world to see.�


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