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SUPER CUTE BLINGY BOOTS!!! :O) I LOVE these boots! They are soo comfy and the stars, studs, rhinestones and buckle on these only make them stand out all the more! :O) They are very comfy and have lots of room so your toes are not squished. They fit true to size. I love the short style as well! :O) I also like the fact you can wear these for both seasons, Summer time with shorts & skirts and Winter time with jeans! The quality is very nice and I reommend these super cute boots to all!!! :O) July 15, 2012
Regret.. These looked so cute on the website and they were on sale so I thought why not? When they came I could hardly get my foot in them & I even ordered a size bigger than what I usually wear..not only that but the heels broke on both of them within the second- third time wearing them..not worth the money..not even the sale price! December 11, 2013
cute boot Very cute boot for fall. Only dislikes are the fact that they scuff exceptionally easily, and the boot heels "click" when you walk on any hard surface even though they're not tall heels. For the price they're not bad at all, just be careful with them! November 9, 2013
Love Them! I fell in love with these boots as soon as I saw them! I was not disappointed when I took them out of the box (I ordered online), but one of the boots was smaller than the other (although both marked the same size). The local store did not have any in stock so I had to drive an hour away to get what I paid for, which was disappointing...They fit true to size, scuff a little easy, but are really cute! March 27, 2013
Comfortable and stylish! These boots are sooo comfortable. I wear them at work all of the time bartending where I am constantly walking around and on my feet for 6 plus hours. They are super cute with pants or shorts. So far the heels hasn't fallen off and it's been a few weeks, which I see has been an issue in the past... January 17, 2013
Looks awesome but breaks fast I fell in love with these boots the moment I saw them and had to have them. I wore them two times and the heel to the left boot fell off! Cheaply made definitely would not buy. September 9, 2012
Sucked! I loved these! But I wore them 3 times and the heel just fell off. Super cheap not worth the money. Trust me. July 21, 2012
So cute! I just bought these boots yesterday and so far I adore them! They are comfortable, true to size and go with my skinny jeans so well! My only concern is that the material is sort of easy to scuff up. I've only worn them twice and my jeans managed to leave blue around the inside where I tucked them into the boots. You can't see that from the outside of the boots when I'm wearing them so its okay but I'm not completely sure how they will hold up over time.I love them though. They are absolutely the cutest boots I own July 1, 2012
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This is a cheap buy in if you want to check out these type shoes, but be aware that Fila's are cheap and plastiky (I made that word up). The msrp may be $70, but you can pick these up all the time at Big 5 and other sites for $30. I have and have had more than a few pair of Vibram Fivefingers, and they are so superior in quality to the Fila's, it's not even funny. You can pick up Vibrams here on woot! (just this week) or REI or 6pm on sale every other month it seems. you're going to pay $40 to $50 for a pair, but they are waaaay better. I would use socks, like Injinji, because it seems to keep the stink in check and make the shoes last longer. YMMV. BUT, if you're going to be wearing these type shoes, you need to start slow and build up to where you are wearing them all the time. My wife doesn't wear anything but Vibram Fivefingers (she pays full retail and doesn't care, unlike the cheapo guy I am), and I wear them 100% of the time when exercising and around 60% of the time when doing normal life. I would take the $20 and invest in some Vibrams.
Do these get stinky without socks? Should I invest in gold bonds?
If any of you guys who say you've worn these could comment on if its true to normal shoe size (measure your foot in inches=size) or if it matches the sizing chart they gave it would be helpful. Thanks.
$50 on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Fila-Skele-toes-Trail-Slip--ORANGE/dp/B00916WW7I/ref=sr_1_19?s=shoes&ie=UTF8&qid=1367214881&sr=1-19&keywords=Fila+Skele+Toes
I'll stand pat with the Teva's I Wooted the other night...
wootbert wrote:I have a pair with a tongue for each toe. I wonder how this one feels when two toes share one tongue. I guess whatever cuts cost, this definitely doesn't look right. Anybody has shoes with 4 tongues only? Please give us some experience info ...
The 4 toes is really easy to slide into...but they make you look like an alien. so far similar durability than any 5 toe/tongue brands. I'm satisfied with these and Love the price point. I am kickboxing every week with them and do other outside activities. They haven't failed me yet
LarryLars wrote:Any specs on the width? Is it one width fits most? (I'll assume it's a D width).
Standard width, also known as D width.
Here's a good review: http://birthdayshoes.com/review-fila-skele-toes-four-toed-shoes
dliidlii wrote:*Fits true to size for the barefoot wearer. Order a half size up to accommodate socks
Yeeeahh, thanks but... that wasn't what I asked. I read the specs. The specs and size are about length, not width. Some shoes run wider or narrower than others that have the same size length.
Skeletor highly recommends.
woootloot wrote:If any of you guys who say you've worn these could comment on if its true to normal shoe size (measure your foot in inches=size) or if it matches the sizing chart they gave it would be helpful. Thanks.
I am sincerely sad that I cannot order a women's style. I love minimal running shoes & have needed a new pair for a few months now, they're just so darn pricey...
mdgore wrote:This is a cheap buy in if you want to check out these type shoes, but be aware that Fila's are cheap and plastiky (I made that word up). The msrp may be $70, but you can pick these up all the time at Big 5 and other sites for $30. I have and have had more than a few pair of Vibram Fivefingers, and they are so superior in quality to the Fila's, it's not even funny. You can pick up Vibrams here on woot! (just this week) or REI or 6pm on sale every other month it seems. you're going to pay $40 to $50 for a pair, but they are waaaay better. I would use socks, like Injinji, because it seems to keep the stink in check and make the shoes last longer. YMMV. BUT, if you're going to be wearing these type shoes, you need to start slow and build up to where you are wearing them all the time. My wife doesn't wear anything but Vibram Fivefingers (she pays full retail and doesn't care, unlike the cheapo guy I am), and I wear them 100% of the time when exercising and around 60% of the time when doing normal life. I would take the $20 and invest in some Vibrams.
Wanted to add that as another full time Vibram wearer, I did try this brand on to see the difference. Here are some of my personal comparisons: *these are about standard width *I wear a size 7.5-8.5 (39 European ) and found that an 8 of these fit fine without socks *this brand slides onto the foot very easily right out of the box *these are NOT barefoot shoes; they felt big and clunky on my feet but I was wearing Vibrams before trying them on Again, these are not barefoot shoes. If you want to be close to the ground then look elsewhere. If you want to get a little added traction or see how it feels to have (almost) all of your toes separated then these may be what you are looking for. I have a bad ankle and wear Vibrams for the barefoot feel (I haven't had an ankle problem since switching and have never regretted ditching conventional shoes). Personally, the Skeletoes feel wasn't for me. Ymmv depending on what you're looking for though.
Something's wrong with the size selection box. It's only going to 14.
I don't want to look like I have 4 toes. what are the benefits of having a shoe that lets you move toes independently for the first 3 digits...?
My toes must be mutant. The middle 3 tend to stay together. The big toe and pinky toe separate readily. If I wore these, it would be a lottery each day which ended up where. I need to find a 3 toed shoe, with one big one in the middle. Maybe I'm a bird.
Never in My Life have I seen these in sz 16. when I do, I will run through the woods making Sasquatch tracks like no ones business.
spork7 wrote:I've got 2 pairs of Vibrams, and 2 pairs of SkeleToes. SkeleToes feel a lot closer to wearing a standard running shoe, but the toes do help for giving you additional traction. I like my Vibrams more, but I'm still a pretty big fan of the SkeleToes (and mine have been given a lot of use and held up just fine).
Which iteration(s) of the skeletoes do you have?
My son, daughter, and I all got some Skeletoes last fall and there are basically two different versions. One is a cheaper, more "beach" type shoe that falls apart. The other has more of a tennis shoe bottom that has lasted longer. The ones here are the latter. They are comfortable, but since they are worn without socks, I did have a couple of places rub blisters the first week. I have sensitive skin... Also, they do stink if worn without socks. Duh, right? I personally feel these are on the wider side, since they are having to accommodate for each (well, for 3) of the toes to have it's own spot. We all have narrow feet and they work fine. My son played part of his basketball season in them and actually did better with these than with basketball shoes...
raindog61 wrote:Here's a good review: http://birthdayshoes.com/review-fila-skele-toes-four-toed-shoes
...a good quote from this site (yes i know TL;DNR..but it is important) -- Start Read Now -- Allow me a brief digression on barefoot shoe design ... The Fila Skele-Toes' too stiff sole actually goes a long way to highlight something I've noticed regarding shoe design as it pertains to making shoes that allow your foot to function naturally (while still being clad in rubber/leather/whatever). What I've noticed is essentially this: the more a shoe is built to adhere closely to the entirety of your foot, the more important it is to be flexible and capable of moving dynamically with your foot. Just imagine if you put on toe shoes where the pockets were immovable — they would be seriously uncomfortable! Conversely, more traditional shoes or even flat-soled new minimalist shoes that don't articulate toes don't have to be as flexible as toe shoes because they allow your foot some freedom to move within the shoe and separate from the sole. It's an interesting problem to try and solve — the protection of rubber soles as constrained by the required flexibility of a foot. You either build a platform shoe that allows some freedom of movement above the platform (i.e. Soft Star RunAmocs, huaraches, NB Minimus, Merrell Barefoot, Vivo Barefoot, etc.) or you go dynamic, have a flexible soled shoe that is "bound" closely to the foot like Vibram FiveFingers. Indeed, this is one of main reasons Vibram's toe shoes work: they are bound to the foot via the toe pockets (and straps to a lesser extent) but still allow foot flexibility by having non-rigid soles. The combination is a wonderful compromise that provides a great amount of dynamic movement to the foot while still layering the sole with rubber. For a much more thorough discussion on the concept of toe shoes, read on here. Sorry for the digression, now back to your regularly scheduled review ... The Fila Skele-Toes sole needs to be more flexible given it is designed as a foot glove. This point is perhaps best exemplified with the Skele-Toes when trying to flex/stretch out the conjoined littlest toes within their single toe pocket; basically, you try it, and the sole sorta stays put while the toes move up within the pocket (see the collage above). -- End Read Quote Here -- Hope this helps some...cheers!
Anyone know if these shoes are web-toe-friendly? My second and third toe are webbed up to about the second knuckle and I'm wondering if the toe tongue goes farther in than that.
That's a completely different shoe. The one on this site does not look like what everyone on this site is writing about. The shoes have significant soles. These are not minimalist shoes and cannot be compared to a Vibram product. Woot, what is the drop (heel to toe) on these shoes?
I know that if I wear sneakers without socks I'm going to have some very sore feet so what do you do about socks for these sneakers?
Foiled by Syndactyly & Morton's toe.... I think Woot hates me today.
Woot, with savings so hardcore you'll be willing to deal with a few less toes.
On sizing, does length in inches mean your foot or the shoe????? Only time I got shoes on the net they didn't fit... not even close!!
virtuous or trail?
According to the chart provided, a size 9 is larger than size 9.5. So if I am supposed to go up a size for socks, do I go up to 9.5 or to 10?
tsmiley08 wrote:can you wear these in the water
As far as I know all shoes can be worn in the water at least once.
Be aware that, compared to other minimalist shoes out there, the Skeletoes have VERY stiff soles. If you really want the 'barefoot', minimalist experience I wouldn't go with these. You can just look at them and see that they have a very thick sole, especially at the heel, compared to Vibram FiveFingers or Merrell Barefoot shoes. Thick cushiony soles is the antipathy of barefoot running. My personal opinion is that Fila is trying to cash in on the minimalist trend without actually making a minimalist shoe. I would run away (ha, that was punny!) from these and get a true minimalist shoe for running. But, if you just want to look cool with toes on your shoes, go for it.
karpat80 wrote:I know that if I wear sneakers without socks I'm going to have some very sore feet so what do you do about socks for these sneakers?
Injiji brand.
dviglino wrote:So, if anyone's tried em... is the fit narrow, normal, or wide? ...in addition to the questions of if they are comfortable, help with running aches and will make me eggs in the morning.
I own a pair of these (1st generation)..not the exact same model but they have the same toe layout. They're really comfortable and at $25 you can't beat it. They seem to be of normal width. I got mine on clearance for $40 so this is a great deal.
My husband has had 2 pairs of skeletoes so far, and loves them.. yes that pinky toe is big enough for the pinky toe and the one beside it..
lichme wrote:Yes (at least I did). I purchased some of these while in Jamaica to climb a waterfall. Kept from cutting my toes, and gave me some more stability than my normal sneakers wouldn't of had.
It's 'wouldn't HAVE had'............
I might be misunderstanding you here, but where can you find the Vibrams on woot! this week?
The reason that Fila integrated the last two toes is because people who were not experienced minimalist runners were breaking their little toes on trail runs with the normal Vibrams.
In for 2 pair...worst case is they suck and only last 6 months between the 2 pair. Even then I'm at half the price of a normal pair of shoes.
I think I'll pick up a pair to try out during a mud run/obstacle course. Anyone have experience with these? I see lots of people wearing vibrams, but haven't seen any skeletoes.
From the link at the birthday site posted by raindog60:
In my 100+ pairs of minimalist footwear tried experience, your money will be better spent on any pair of FiveFingers over the Skele-toes. Vibrams are just dramatically more dynamic, comfortable, and overall better toe shoes.
i do a fair bit of running, i've completed 3 marathons, a number of half-marathons, many events of 10 miles or less, and run 3 to 6 miles a day at least 4 days a week. i have had a few pair of vibrams and they are good for about 6 miles max before my feet start to complain. the thing about barefoot running and minimalist shoes is most of us are running on hard pavement rather than grassy knolls, soft dirt, and sandy beaches like the Incas and that guy who went south of the border and popularized barefoot running with his book.
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HHDD #25: Chicken Satay Skewers
Another thing I love about Donna Hay -- and yes I am aware that I should go out and mingle with other cookbook authors, and stop clinging to the arm of my "best friend" like some shy little ninny – is that she has Asian recipes aplenty strewn across her books and magazines. Asian dishes and influences are very much apparent in the food she prepares...which of course is just one more thing that endears her to my Asian heart.
I will say at this point that no, not even a hint of a sniff of Filipino anywhere, but trust me, that's just for now. One day that Australian goddess and I will meet and we will surely trade recipes and then she will inevitably publish some version of the Filipino dishes I share with her. Patience friends.
Anyway...Donna's Asian dishes. Yes! Vietnamese spring rolls, Chinese noodles, Japanese sushi preparations, and Thai curries (and many others) often make their appearance in her delicious wake. And though it may make more sense, and would certainly be more authentic, to go consult with a book that is of those particular cuisines; Donna craftily weaves them around her simple, four-ingredient type recipes, so a "beginner-cook" who thinks she wanted to make pan fried veal chops and squash soup ends up making Thai Green Curry and fresh spring rolls with such ease, and to such accolades, that suddenly...she loves Asian too!
I was thrilled then when I found out that Meeta, the brilliant lady behind What's for lunch, Honey?, picked Chicken Satay for this round of Hay Hay It's Donna Day!
Meeta is one of (yes there was a tie!) the lovely winners of HHDD's last round (Pesto!) which was hosted by me :) The other winner (with a fabulous sweet pesto!) is Tartasacher of Mil Postres. Just as this was the first time HHDD has announced a tie, Meeta and Tartasacher decided that this would also be the first time HHDD would have two themes! Meeta chose the chicken satay and Tartasacher chose something sweet!
The recipe Meeta chose was Chicken Satay Skewers. You can also find the original recipe here. As this was my first time to make satay from scratch I didn't experiment or alter the recipe at all. Although the recipe itself is a variation from most satay recipes in that it uses ground cashews instead of peanuts, and there is no turmeric. It's quite simple to throw together, and before I knew it, in the pulse of a blender, I had satay sauce to marinade my chicken in!
Donna uses coconut milk, cashews, ginger, fish sauce, chilli, and soy sauce in her marinade. I've since searched for more recipes on the web, and the marinade ingredients differ from recipe to recipe in such a dizzying range that I'd be pushed to find out what exactly would constitute "traditional". In any case, these skewers were delicious! Aside from being bang-easy to make ;) I served them with some cheat's satay sauce (confession here: marinade from scratch but sauce from a packet!), lime wedges, steamed white rice, and lots of cilantro.
C and I both enjoyed these skewers and I will definitely be making satay again. I've got my eye on other recipes to try (like this one) and a whole slew of Indonesian and Malaysian cookbooks from my favourite bookstore to fob ideas off (economic crisis = taking SMS notes in the bookstore with my mobile phone...ssshhh!).
Special satay note: We have our own version of satay here! Down south in Zamboanga they have satti...much like the Malaysian sate. I've written about it here :)
Thanks Meeta for choosing a fantastic theme! Hay Hay It's Donna Day was created by Barbara of Winos and Foodies and is now under the care of Bron of Bron Marshall. Next up: my entry for Tartasacher's sweet theme – sugar grilled fruit with yogurt!
21 comments:
- MeetaK said...
brilliant! this was easy wasn't it! I've made this a few times since. and every time love the fact that it is so easy! thank you!
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
So scrumptious looking! That's a speciality I love...
Rosa - 10:39 PM
- Navita said...
great recipe dear...hey can u tell me the diffe..rence between satay and bbq...apart from the marinade...they both are flame grilled right?!
Am so glad I stumbled here. You have a great place and would absolutely love to entertain you at my lil place sometime. :) - 10:59 PM
- Amanda at Little Foodies said...
I love chicken satay! Looks picture perfect.
I don't know too much of Donna Hay but last year bought one of her books and a magazine. They're beautiful and make you want to cook and simplify your crockery. That's from someone who has mainly white stuff too. - 12:26 AM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Meeta! Thanks for choosing a great theme! Yes, so easy...this is definitely getting made again :)
Hi Rosa! Thanks! Me too!
Hi Navita! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment :) Satay and BBQ are broth grilled (ideally -- I don't have an outdoor grill, or even an outdoors for that matter so I just cook it in a pan) but, as you said, with different flavors. Although to barbecue I would think is more the method (wherein flavors can differ)...while satay is more an actual dish :)
Thanks Amanda! I love it too but only now have made the marinade from scratch...not the last time though for sure! Donna Hay inspires me to get into the kitchen even if I may not necessarily have all the expertise or experience :) - 1:11 AM
- veron said...
I miss chicken satay...can't find a good one here...guess I have to make it myself.
- Manggy said...
Hah! I am sure Donna wants to keep you for herself, heh heh :) Beautiful skewers-- those are a MUST order for me whenever they are available. I just can't get enough! And add me to the list of guilty ones who love the packaged sauce :P I need to learn to make my own!
- Watergirl said...
I chuckled when I read your sidenote about jotting down notes on your cell for recipes in the bookstore, I've done that too many times to count, especially when I just need to check if I have ingredients, the bookstore being near enough to the supermarket and I forgot to bring the print out with me.
I think the sate in SEA differs from bbq based on the sauce. Bbq uses a tomato and vinegar base with spices, while sate/satay uses peanuts and coconut milk as a based. - 10:33 AM
- Watergirl said...
Sorry, that should have read "as a base for marinade and dipping sauce."
- carina said...
Hi Ms Joey! May I ask what camera lens do you use? I remember reading here that you use a Nikon lens. I love your photos!
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Veron! I have no doubt that if you make one yourself it will be super delicious!
Hi Manggy! Hehe, I'm she does too! Making my own sauce will be my next project! Meanwhile, the satay (sate) at M Cafe are pretty good...I hear their chef is Malaysian :)
Hi Watergirl! Haha! We have the same MO! Yup, sate here (SEA) differs in flavour and sauce from western-world BBQ...although I always thought of bbq as a common verb (haha! Like the opposite of a Proper verb???)– to barbecue as in to grill over coals/flames? And that it is just commonly identified with western-style bbq (which has what we commonly know to be bbq sauce) because that is what's most popular? I don't know. I lost myself in all that pondering.
Hi Carina! Yup, Nikon lens...for this photo, I just used the kit lens from my Nikon D40X :) Thank you so much for your kind words!!! - 7:35 PM
- foodesign said...
I enjoy making chicken satay too, one of our favorites! The peanut sauce is very easy to make as well. I just cook the satay indoors in my reliable grill pan. Been enjoying your posts and your very profesional pictures. Thanks for sharing!
- Lori said...
Oh wow, this variation sounds amazing. I love the addition of cashews. I'm used to the peanut, but this sounds even better to me. I've got to give this one a try.
- Barbara said...
Great satays Joey. I'm going to try and get an entry for the grilled fruit this month.
- SteamyKitchen said...
ooooh - chicken satay! i haven't made that in AGES....i've been on a steak kick lately and it's time to change to chicken
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Foodesign! Glad you are enjoying over here :) I'll have to make the sauce myself next time! I have to make this indoors too as I have no outdoors to speak of!
Hi Lori! And I'll have to try the original with peanuts soon too!
Hi Barbara! Can't wait to see it :) The sugar grilled fruit is fantastic!
Hi Jaden! I know...you've been having awesome stuff over there! - 10:42 PM
- Talita said...
Looks so tasteful! I need try it.
- ChichaJo said...
Thanks Talita! It's a yummy recipe :)
- ravisingh said...
I'm going to have to re-read this over and over to get all this information in.
- Rumela said...
Thanks for the Chicken Satay Skewers recipe. Last summer I ate them at a party and has been looking for an authentic recipe ever since. Now I will be able to make them myself. Thanks again.
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Rumela! Glad to be of help! :)


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Hello, on Configuration > Server > Log your software say: "Rolling size: Specifies when the current log file needs to be rolled over, also known as log rotation. When the file size is over the rollover limit, the active log file will be renamed to log_name.mm_dd_yyyy(.sequence) in the same directory and a new active log file will be created. The actual size of the rotated log file could be a little bigger. Set to 0 to disable log rotation. Syntax: Integer number" If we set to zero we obtain following error: number >= 1M *number is less than the minumum required Waiting for your reply Regards
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reproduced this issue. I edit /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml change to 0. restart, no warning. see if this works -- no log rotate any more. if so, it's a admin console management bug.
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Hello everybody, I've got the same issue, I've also modified the .xml file showed in this thread with no luck, my logs are still rotating. Could you please help me? Thank in advance, all the best, G
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Yeah I see what you mean Evangeline. I had the same problems with one of my photos too. I used a bit of unshapening on that. Looked fine on my puter … had these bleeds on here. :( It's only ever happened with the one photo with me though. Even though I use the filter on lot of my work. Maybe try uploading something else? Just to see if it happens with that as well. It's a shame .. .I really like this!!!! I can see past the fuzzies though. :) :) You did an awesome job :D:D
Thank you Craig, it takes a rare person to see past the fuzzies :)
Last night, after 5 hours of processing and viewing at 300% to make sure it still looked good, didn't have any jaggies etc., I nearly died when I saw how it uploaded (at half-past midnight with a 9-5 job the next day). I pride myself on doing a professional job and this doesn't look professional at all.
Thanks for the advice. I can't do much about it until this evening, unfortunately. I will try some different resolutions tonight, perhaps in the medium-sized format, do some more research into Photoshop image resizing and maybe try another image.
I'm lovin' the silhouette in the background, look forward too seeing more :)
Well, have tried for hours, but JPEG compression is just awful.
Here is a better preview:
I think this is fantastic… gr8 work…
Pehpsi – thank you! Would you believe that I had more trouble drawing the rabbit than the flowers? The flowers were a breeze but the bunny took a lot of coaxing and working to get the right shape. I paid a visit to your portfolio yesterday and WOW, nice pictures. You've got a knack for landscapes, I must say.
Nicole – thank you for your comment. I love your portraits, they have a really delicate quality about them.
Thanks :)
Yeah this preview looks much better..
I stopped uploading my work as JPG's and went for PNG files instead. This meant i had to re-upload about 70 shots at the time!
That looks heaps better Evangeline!! Was your first one uploaded as a png? I notice RB made it a Jpg is all.
Pehpsi … I am thinking of doing that too!! I try so hard to do all my editing in one go and save the Jpg as high quality as possible, but I do notice a lot more noise in them on the bubble as compared to them on my puter. Doesn't the Bubble change them to Jpg though?
Hi Pehpsi and Craig!
Yep, all my images are uploaded as PNGs, since they aren't as lossy as JPEGs. But the RB algorithm that compresses the images to make previews and thumbnails (as JPEGs) does not seem to like my pictures :p I think because they have large swatches of the same colour.
Que sera sera. Perhaps one day we will have the option to upload our own preview images (fingers crossed!).
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Please keep in mind that I'm comparing Raiton ninjutsu and nothing else. This is not a versus thread in the conventional sense.
I'll use some previous posts, from the top raiton user debate thread:
Raikiri as such seems to overpower (or at least pierce) even the highest shown tier of Raiton-based defense.
So how does it compare with Kirin?
Kirin (the lightning bolt[or dragon], though I've in effect proven that it's not any more powerful than one, I'll show you) versus the Raikiri:
Raikiri has been stated to have cut a lightning bolt in half, and I HIGHLY doubt that Kirin is any stronger than your average lightning bolt. Proof(ish) (WITH SCIENCE): This is in response to a question comparing Kirin and regular lightning:
This is in response to the same guy asking about whether lightning could destroy a mountain on the level of Kirin:
So, if Kakashi can handle regular lightning he can handle Kirin. Raikiri thus seems stronger than the (otherwise) strongest (or possibly third strongest) offensive Raiton ninjutsu.
Now, the Hell Stab (Third Raikage's single finger tech, it might not actually be called that) and the Raikiri both have never shown an upper limit to piercing power. The Raikiri seems equally likely to cut through Raikage's defense, so... other feats:
Hell Stab can cut through Hachibi's tails with ease.
Raikiri (well, Raiden, which is two of them connected by a chain) slices through V2 Jinchuuriki's tails like butter.
Still seems pretty even. Anyway, Raikiri is on par with the othewise strongest Raiton offense shown in the manga, and CAN pierce the greatest Raiton defense.
So yeah, Kakashi (and the Third Raikage) are both Supreme Anti-Raiton Specialists. You can't be truly familiar with countering something 'til you've mastered it, after all.
Anyway, Kakashi invented all the techs shown while the is a chance (but a slim one) that someone else, perhaps an earlier Raikage, invented the Third's jutsu.
Kakashi reigns supreme!
Raikiri > Raikage Lightning Armor
Raikiri > Kirin
Raikiri = Hell Stab
Jutsu creation:
Kakashi > Third Raikage. Not certain, but more probable than not.
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Looks like a good day all around! Beautiful family! And I think it is wonderful that your husband does the dishes, mine does a lot as well and I am so thankful to have a helpful husband, makes life in the house much more relaxed!! Great idea by the way about right down what you are all thankful for!
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Q: What are the benefits of a gluten-free diet?
A: Gluten has recently become a very popular health topic. This protein, found in wheat, barley and rye can have serious side affects on certain people, specifically those suffering from celiac disease. Currently it is known that celiac disease affects one out of every 133 people. Celiac disease is commonly thought to be a food allergy but it is actually an autoimmune disorder.
In an individual with celiac disease an autoimmune response occurs when gluten is ingested. This autoimmune response attacks and damages the villi (small hair-like projections) of the small intestine that help with nutrient absorption. When the villi have been damaged, digestion becomes impaired. Individuals with celiac disease greatly benefit from a gluten-free diet.
Once gluten is removed from the diet the swelling in the intestine will subside within several weeks, some individuals even feel better in just a few days. Over time the villi will heal and re-grow. This process can take up to three years.
People who are not gluten-sensitive however do not need to eliminate gluten from their diet. Doing so creates no benefits to their health, as gluten is a component of healthy foods such as whole grains. It is an easy mistake to conclude that just because an item is "gluten-free" it is a healthier option. This is not the case.
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I have almost finished putting together this little mini-sub.
The story..
I have been helping a friend develop a mini sub for r/c. Called Aquaflite, it is heavily inspired by the Deepflight Aviator.
Although the prototype design has full bubble domes and its motors are mounted on the pylons near the stern ..I just wanted to be different with mine!
So having been supplied with the basic kit mouldings I set about converting it to a wet sub, more like something from a James Bond film.
The two frogmen are basically from bath toys that I have adapted.
I still need to put more detail onto the sub. And I may move the motors up to the as designed positions on the pylons. I liked the idea of having my motors underslung, but it was difficult to do wthout spoiling the lines underneath. The jury's still out on that. Also my 4 rudder version turns very well, but I'm not sure if it is because I am getting prop wash directly onto them, or simply because there are 4 of them!
Well I am having fun tinkering .
I would like to know any thoughts you might have about my model, and the mini-sub as a marketable concept..
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John DiStaso's Granite Status: More people joining push for Bradley to run for governor
"Jeb should run for governor" was a top subject of conversation at last weekend's wedding reception for strategist Jim Merrill and state Senate staffer Kristy Roney. It has been more broadly under discussion for several weeks.
He is in a holding pattern now, again focusing on what he calls his "day job" in the state Senate, working on a "seamless transition" as colleague Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Morse, R-Salem, takes over from Peter Bragdon, R-Milford, as Senate president this Tuesday.
Although it's difficult to unseat a first-term governor who has no glaring flaws, top Republicans believe it's a more winnable race for Bradley than unseating U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
The thinking is that Bradley would likely get strong support from the Republican Governors Association, now headed by Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and next year led by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
"I'd compare his experience and qualifications to Gov. Hassan's any day. His experience compared to Governor Hassan's experience is an argument I think we can win," Horn said.
Innis last month said he was looking at Democratic Rep. Carol Shea-Porter's 1st District seat in Congress.
Guinta told us in July that he will announce his plans in September, and his former chief of staff, Ethan Zorfas, said Guinta will, in fact, run.
But what about taking on Shaheen?
That's a tall order, but with his strong background in business and as business school dean - and the fact that he is a gay married man - Innis would be an interesting national media story and possibly draw strong fundraising.
State GOP leaders say Innis has the potential to broaden the appeal of the party and signal that it is time to move past the same-sex marriage issue.
He's hired a general consultant, James Basbas of Altos Political of Bedford.
That is a division of Altos Marketing, a digital agency with a diverse portfolio. The company worked with Ovide Lamontagne's campaign for governor, the Republican State Committee and the conservative issues group Citizens for a Strong New Hampshire.
Among those on hand were Bradley, Bragdon and Morse, RNC Committeeman Steve Duprey and former House Speaker Douglas Scamman Jr. and his wife, Stella.
Hosts are Portsmouth business executive Dan and Renee Plummer (she is a GOP activist who served on the Republican National Convention rules committee a year ago) at their home at Harbour Place. Tickets are expected to be priced at $75.
He has a vacation home in Rye, but would have to establish residence to try to unseat incumbent Shaheen.
"He is out on his own doing his own thing," said one activist. "He enjoys the attention and likes to go to events. He's making lots of money at the (Nixon Peabody) law firm and from his Fox News contract."
It was accompanied by a photo of her kids in their best school clothes.
"Aww. Your kids are too cute," came one reply.
But then came one from Erica Lafferty, daughter of slain Sandy Hook Elementary School Principal Dawn Hochsprung.
"@Kelly Ayotte: my mom doesn't have a first day of school this year. Let's have dinner & talk about how to reduce #GunViolence."
Ayotte spokesman Liz Johnson said, "Senator Ayotte has met with Ms. Lafferty and other family members of Newtown victims, and she has personally expressed her deep sympathy for their loss."


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I got tired of wasting a lot of sauce when I only needed about 7 ounces for a 16 inch pie.
You stated...I help....
Since no one else has chimed in , I would suggest you try a controlled temp ferment, not refrigerated. I have been doing 24-48 hrs at a temp of 61-65 F. It has increased the rise of the dough and the bubbles in the dough before opening. I do not find a loss of flavor which seems to be the reason the longer , cold ferment is utilized.Try it, you may like it.Mark
Tom, I have been stretching, folding and reballing after 12 hrs. My proofing containers are kinda small.Hope you get what you want. My dough was a disaster last weekend, nothing but holes when I opened. Funny how one dough changes from one week to the next. Back to the drawing board! Mark


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SOLD Blue Krishna Hindu Painting with Gopis 13" x 36" Item # p25
- Materials: Watercolor on cotton from Rajasthan, India
- Total Height Including Base: 13 inches
- Width: 36 inches
Krishna is the eighth incarnation or avatar of Lord Vishnu. Krishna is famous for playing the flute. His flute playing would beguile the cow herder's daughters whom were all in love with Krishna. Krishna, besides being a hero and central figure of Bhagavad-Gita, was seen as an affirmation of life. He loved life and lived his time on this earth to the fullest.
About Krishna
One of the most widely revered and most popular of all Indian divinities, is Krishna worshipped as the eighth incarnation (avatar) of Vishnu. Krishna became the focus of a large number of devotional cults, which over the centuries have produced a wealth of religious poetry, music, painting and sculpture.
The child Krishna was adored for his mischievous pranks; he also performed many miracles and slew demons. As a youth, the cowherd Krishna became renown as a lover, the sound of his flute prompting gopis (wives and daughters of the cowherds) to leave their homes to dance ecstatically with him in the forests. His favorite among them was the beautiful Radha. Krishna's youthful dalliances with the gopis are interpreted as symbolic of the loving interplay between God and the human soul. Krishna affirms life in his pranks, music and lovemaking.
The rich variety of legends associated with Krishna's life led to an abundance of representation in painting and sculpture. The most reknown story surrounding Krishna is the Bahgavad Gita or Gita which is considered one of the most importatnt Hindu texts. The Gita is the conversation between Krishna and Arjuna. Krishna is explaining to Arjuna that it is Arjuna's moral obligation to fight in a war that will put him against some members of his family. Krishna like Vishnu is an upholder of the moral order of the universe.
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When a girl is giving you head to a girl who doesn't swallow and you blow your load in her mouth. You then hold her mouth shut and all the sperm will come out of her nose.
I gave my girl friend a snow blower yeserday. It was kick ass.
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When a girl gives a guy head and the guy will cum in her mouth, then the girl holds it in her mouth, then spitting the cum held in her mouth all over the guys face.
Man: SHIT! you just pulled a snowblower all over my face!
by Jake Becker
November 15, 2005
An insult from one robot to another. As seen in Short Circuit.
Johnny 5: Your mother was a snow blower.
by ILoveThom'sChickenDance
February 03, 2004
french kissing a guy w/ his cum in yer mouth
yeah, i gave my guy a snow blower last night and he didn't like it
by Anonymous
June 24, 2003
When a girl gives head then kisses you with the skeet still in her mouth
Your mother is a snowblower
by Ziggbert
February 22, 2005
When erect, talk a man or woman into doing a line of cocaine off of your penis. When they are just about to do it, pull your erection down,and the springing back motion will blow all the cocaine in their face.thus creating the snow blower!
may also be known as the white christmas.
may also be known as the white christmas.
Yeah the bitch said she needed her driveway plowed,and i told her id bring over my Snow Blower!
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October 28, 2010
When a girl is done giving a guy head she spits the gizz into the guys face.
Dan got really mad when kiersten gave him a snow blower
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LifeProof Nuud Waterproof iPhone 5 Case Review
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