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On June 1, 2002, an up-and-coming star at "Harper's Bazaar" magazine suffered an accident in a swimming pool that left him completely paralyzed. Francesco Clark's injuries made him unable to do most things on his own. Even his sweat glands no longer worked the same way, a change that gave Francesco a terrible problem with acne. His father, a physician and homeopath, started experimenting with various botanical blends, looking for a way to safely treat Francesco's acne. From there, Dr. Arthur Clark and Francesco took the remedies and turned them into the Clark's Botanicals skin care collection.
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Fabulous product - 4/19/2013 8:34:04 AM This cream is amazing. Makes your skin smooth and well moisturized. Works well on all skin types ( my daughter and husband) have also started using it and love it.great night cream - 12/7/2012 12:26:57 PM I love this cream. It's definitely heavy as it can also be used as a mask. However, I prefer to put on before I go to bed and let it sink in my skin all night. My skin is soft and supple by morning. At first the fragrance was a bit overwhelming but I grew to like it. I would definitely buy this product again.love this mask - 9/28/2012 7:28:48 AM This mask is great! My skin feels great after I use it. And I've noticed that some fine lines that I have around my eyes are almost gone. I will continue to buy this and will probably try some other products from the same line. -
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The Clark's Botanicals skin care range includes a variety of formulas designed to treat everything from acne to dehydrated skin. All of the products are naturally based and use pure botanical extracts as their active ingredients. The products make skin care simple for men and women alike. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of all Clark's Botanicals products goes to the Christopher Reeve Foundation, an organization dedicated to researching cures for paralysis and helping those who are paralyzed enjoy fuller lives.
Nourish your skin and improve its health and appearance with the Clark's Botanicals natural skin care collection. You can enjoy the benefits of proven effective actives combined with soothing natural extracts.
The Clark's Botanicals Anti-Puff Eye Cream addresses numerous common problems of the eye area in one naturally-based formula. Vitamin K is present in the formula to brighten the eye area and eliminate dark circles. A blend of botanical extracts drain the tissue around the eyes to alleviate puffiness, while hyaluronic acid and natural oils hydrate the skin to leave it softer and suppler. Antioxidant vitamins A and E are present in the cream to protect the skin from free radical damage and minimize the appearance of crow's feet and other signs of aging.
Pamper oily skin and clarify your complexion with the Clark's Botanicals Intense Radiance Mask. The formula uses white clay to draw excess oil away from your skin and out of your pores. Algae extract is added to replenish skin's proteins and firm the tissue. To prevent the formula from over-drying the complexion, glycerin is added. This hydrating ingredient both lubricates the skin cells and draws moisture from the air to supplement moisture in the tissue.
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Cardinals, Cubs set to renew rivalry in St. Louis
Rookie Miller, left-hander Wood to square off in series opener
While Cardinals-Reds has stolen some of its thunder in recent years, Cardinals-Cubs remains one of the top rivalries in baseball, and it's set to kick off Monday at Busch Stadium.
The Cardinals will trot out rookie Shelby Miller to start the series opener. Miller is 7-4 on the season with a 2.21 ERA, good for fifth best in the National League.
"I'm excited to get back home and start," Miller said. "The first thing I want to do is go out there and get a win."
Miller has at least one admirer in Chicago in Cubs manager Dale Sveum, who said he is impressed with the rate at which the Cardinals churn out top pitching talent.
"We've talked about it the last couple years, of how you have to build and find those guys and develop them," Sveum said. "It's not an easy process. You get lucky sometimes. You find the 20th-round Draft pick that all of a sudden develops, and maybe his character, the mental side of it got him over the hump to become a frontline starter in the big leagues."
Miller is one of three rookies to start for the Cardinals this season and is among 10 first-year hurlers to have made an appearance on the big league roster. The Cardinals have the best record in baseball, and entering Sunday's game against the Marlins, the rotation boasted the best ERA in the Majors at 3.23.
"Everybody is up here for a reason, and everybody has talent," Miller said. "I'm fortunate to be with a good ballclub, and we're winning games. I've had a good season, but I try to stay humble about it and keep working hard to win games for this team."
Travis Wood will get the start opposite Miller. Wood is 5-5 with a 2.65 ERA on the year. His last outing against the Cardinals was a successful one on May 7, when he gave up one run on six hits through 6 2/3 innings. The Cubs took a 3-2 victory, splitting a two-game series at Wrigley Field.
Cubs: Offense showing signs of life
A weekend series with the struggling Mets may turn out to be just what Anthony Rizzo and the Cubs lineup needed to get into a rhythm at the plate.
Sveum moved Rizzo from third to fifth in the lineup and he went 3-for-4 on Friday, and then 1-for-2 with three walks -- two intentional -- on Saturday as the Cubs combined to tally 20 hits and 11 runs in the first two contests against the Mets. Rizzo turned in a 0-for-4 performance Sunday, but Chicago still came away with a victory.
"I think we're giving ourselves more opportunities to score runs," Rizzo said. "We had a lot of guys on base yesterday. If you keep giving yourself opportunities, eventually you're going to come through."
Cardinals: Beltran knocks 350th career homer
Amid the Cardinals' 13-run outburst Saturday, Carlos Beltran hit his 350th career home run, his second of the game. Beltran, who also tripled in the eighth, went 3-for-6 with two RBIs in his second multihomer game of the season.
It marked the 11th time the switch-hitter went deep from both sides of the plate in the same game.
"I feel great and I have to thank God for that," Beltran said. "I've been healthy and working hard. Good things are happening for me and the team. I'm just happy with where we are right now."
Entering Monday's series opener with the Cubs, Beltran leads the Cardinals in home runs (16), ranks second in RBIs (44) and fifth in batting average (.306).
Worth noting
• The Cardinals are in the midst of 10 games against the Mets, Marlins and Cubs. With all three of those teams operating below .500, it's an opportunity for St. Louis to build some separation in front of the Reds and Pirates in the tough NL Central. However, the Cardinals dropped two of three to the Marlins, the team with the worst record in baseball, after falling once to the Mets. They need to win three of four games against Chicago to come out above .500 over the stretch.
• The Cubs won two of three against the Mets as they work their way out of the NL Central cellar, sitting a half-game ahead of the Brewers for fourth. They trail the Cardinals by 15 games.


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Toni Anne L.HairBlondeColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairCaruso 30 Ion Steamsetter What's With That Annoying Clicking??I gave this four stars with a reservation. I have used the Caruso Steam Hairsetter since they first came out in the 80's. I have always pleased with the curl and the fact that my hair has never sustained damaged that is done with dry irons or rollers. As a long time repeat customer I have recommended this product to others.
I purchased the new ION setter last week and for the most part, I am as pleased with it as I have been with the other Caruso setters from the past. I do like the fact that it has an off and on switch which is a plus.
However one thing that definitely is a down side to this setter...what in the world is with that annoying clicking when the ion setting is turned on? There is absolutely no reason for it to be there. It serves absolutely no purpose. It is loud, completely useless and unnecessary. I and my cats like quiet mornings when I get ready for work and who wants to hear that loud irritating clicking like an old fashioned time bomb when they are drinking their morning coffee? The cats looked at it like it was about to go off and kept a discreet distance. .
There is a small red indicator light to show when the ion setting is utilized which makes the clicking even more idiotic and nonsensical. If the inventors at Caruso thought this ridiculous added bell and whistle was an advantage or cool, the moron who made the decision to create an otherwise excellent product should find another line of employment, perhaps in goofy sound effects.
Working women want a convenient product that works,,,plain and simple. Just curl your hair and be done with it. If you choose to purchase this model, you will soon dispense with the ion setting. Otherwise the product performs as well as my other Caruso steam rollers in the past.posted Jun 23, 2014Link to this post -
SofyaUnited StatesHairMedium BrownColor Treated HairNot What I Expected...I was so excited about getting this do to all the positive reviews. Unfortunately this did not deliver for me. Left ridges on top, didn't stay in place, curls only lasted for an hour or two, didn't give me additional volume on the roots only indentation marks from the curlers. I even got extra box of Xlarge curlers, all went back today.
I wished they worked, back to the drawing board..
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PattyIdahoHairWhiteDry HairFine or Thin HairThe Total PackageI have fine but thick white hair. I was looking for a roller system so I could get away from my hot irons. I researched and read and looked for a long time, read reviews, waited and then finally ordered the Caruso.
I wash my hair, let it dry and when it is totally dry either by air or by hair blower, I use my Caruso. It is small, easy, heats up immediately. I then set my hair and wait 15 to 20 minutes for it to dry, take it down, brush it out and voila, beautiful curls. They last until the next shampoo. I thought when I read that the first time, hummmm, but it's true. The curls last the entire 4 or 5 days before I wash it. I don't have to set it, use a hot iron to touch it up, nothing. This system works as described. The curls are soft and no ends sticking out, no drying like a curling iron produces, I love this product.
I love everything about it. It makes a clicking noise when set on ionic but really, who cares. It is nothing. Because I have extremely hard water in my area, I use distilled water in mine. This is not an issue because we have a distilled water maker to use in other machines because of our area. And it only uses about an ounce of water during the time I use it.
Two things in my life I'd repeat, marrying my husband and buying this product.posted Jan 20, 2014Link to this post -
LisaHairBlondeFine or Thin HairWorks Better Than Hot Curlers But Doesn't Last Near As Long As PromisedI first off just have to start by saying that I waited over 3 weeks for my order as one item was back ordered. It was a bit disappointing to be ready to get the product, only to place my order and that they didn't expect it in stock for 2-3 weeks. If it was longer they would cancel my order. I know this doesn't pertain to the product itself, but felt it was part of my experience.
I read all the reviews and thought I'd found my solution for my extremely fine, thin and stock straight hair. I was a bit disapointed.
I love the idea of this product to have curls that last until your "next wash". It claims to set in the curls so strongly that they don't come out until you shampoo.
I have been using the product for about 2 weeks now, and I would still have to use it every day. As with all products my curls come out very cute right when I undo them, but within an hour they have dropped considerably, and within a few hours, only waves are left.
I have extremely fine, thin hair too. And I bought an extra pack of the petite rollers. So my whole head was done in petite and a few small rollers to get tight, springy curls.
The first time I used it, I steamed the rollers way too long and my hair didn't dry nearly in time. When it says 3-4 seconds it means it. If you steam too long you'll have to leave them in forever for the hair to dry underneath and have any curl.
I've tried steaming the shield and not steaming the shield with no difference. I've tried the bigger and smaller rollers and the release of curl happens with all of them. I've tried adding more setting time, using a hair dryer to help "set" the curl all with no difference to the curl disappearing. I even tried the spray styling gel on each lock of hair as I rolled it. Tried hairspray, and no hairspray after. No difference.
My other issue with it is for some reason my hair gets stuck around the foam rollers and can become very tangled and difficult to remove. Changing the amount of hair on the roller didn't seem to help, there still seems to be stray hairs and small locks of hair that become really tangled.
While as I mentioned in my title, the curls last somewhat longer than hot curlers or a curling iron (for me those last 15 minutes) but still not even a whole day. I am a bit disappointed as I really thought this was the product I had been searching for as it had all these great reviews.posted Sep 8, 2013Link to this post -
JudithNYCHairDark BrownRelaxed HairChemically Treated HairBye Bye Heat DamageThis steamer is a lifesaver! Voluminous bouncy curls all day long!! It is easy to use, works quickly (curls usually set in 5-10 mins), and curls last all day. I very rarely use my flat or curling irons anymore, which saves me from heat damage and was a huge selling point for me getting a Caruso. Buy it. You'll fall in love.posted Aug 18, 2013Link to this post
BrandeeTexasHairAuburnOily HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairYou Gotta Get ThisTHE PACKAGE IT COMES IN SCARED ME. CHEESY 80'S OR EARLY 90'S HAIR MODELS ADORNED THE BOXES OF EXTRA CURLERS I RECIEVED AS A BONUS. HOWEVER, I HAVE TO SAY THESE ARE SO FUN AND EASY TO USE. DOESNT DAMAGE MY HAIR. IS COMFORTABLE. CURLS THAT LAST. I LIVE IN A HUMID CLIMATE AND MY THIN BABY FINE HAIR HELD ITS CURL FOR DAYS!!!! PLUS YOU CAN CREATE DIFFERNT TYPES OF CURLS WITH THE SIMPLE EASY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTION BOOKLET THAT IS INCLUDED.posted May 10, 2013Link to this post
MindyHairDark BrownNormal HairFine or Thin HairAwesome!You would think these steam rollers don't curl well because they are not hot at all. I have fine hair (a lot) and it's normal/to possibly dry depending on the day but I've been lazy on weekly deep conditioning so this is most likely my fault :D
I have tried them on day old hair, dry hair, and also hair that's still a little wet after the shower and the curls are very curly each time.
Only thing I have to say is if you are looking for more natural curls then you definitely want to use this with longer hair. My hair is a little over shoulder length and I have Shirley Temple hair after leaving them in my hair for 11-12 minutes.
I'm sure there's a way to make the curls more relaxed either leaving the rollers in for a shorter amount of time or separating the curls with your hands (although with my hair when I do this it gets seriously pouffy and frizzy). I don't use any hair products while styling expect for some heat protection spray before blow drying and my hair starts to die down around 7 hours. However I should add I don't care about my hair once it's done. I take naps .. walk in the rain... put it up and back down in the car... and it's fine. It just looks subtly curly at the end of the day.
Random Note - If you use the "Ionic Steam" setting the steamer will make a rapid high pitched clicking nose whereas the regular "Steam" setting will have no noise.
Both settings still make my hair curly maybe ionic is a little hotter but I think it's just placebo with me.posted Apr 24, 2013Link to this post -
AdeleKentuckyHairGreyNormal HairColor Treated HairChemically Treated HairI Like The Kind That Takes The Salt In It.Years ago I had Richard Caruso steam rollers that called for a small amount of salt to it put in the bottom with the water. I really liked this product . When I ordered a set that said" No salt to be added" this set didn't hold curl as well. Do any of the Richard Carusco steam roller sets allow salt now?????????
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S R.Washington, DCHairBlackFine or Thin HairThick or Coarse HairSecret Weapon To Work Out And Still Look Fab!I simply adore this product! I must admit, like others, I too, was a skeptic. However, since the price alone is lower than a salon visit, why not! Writing reviews are not my niche, but BOY do I love reading them - live by them! LOL... but it was due to the reviews that I purchased this lovely device, so I would like to gladly help another doll out there if I can! I am black with natural hair. I have NO idea what kind of grain I have and there are a multitude of them, so my apologies that I can't be of much help there. I will say that my hair takes on the appearance of a wet cotton ball after cleansing. I will also add that humidity and rain will metamorphous my hair into a fun looking helmet hazing, bar fight (did not win) look - lol. My hair hits just below my ears, it isn't thick but it's not thin either and I cannot get away with two strand twists (too thin) or wash n' go's (not curly -- hence why I ADORE this product)), because I'm also working out! I work out consistently three days a week and with this device, I can feel confident and cute with various styles and not a heat damaged, plucked chicken look which is a major plus in my book. Flashing: wrap it up... okay (now you see why I do not like writing books, I mean reviews (lol). When I first tried the product, my hair was already straightened via blow drying and flat ironing (and I don't have "body" kind of hair - it's sort of limp and doesn't "wrap" well. I went from shoulder shrug ear length/ Peppermint Patty to "Va va, did he just wink at me!?" kind of hair that actually has body... all of this FROM STEAM! Ow! LOL. I then pin curl my hair with bobby pins and wear a scarf (lightly). The curls dance for me the next day but it feels good that I can come home from an intense workout and blow/air dry and use the Caruso and BAM - back in business! So... is this product for you? I think that you should definitely try it! Why... because from taking it out of the box, reading the instructions to actually setting and styling my hair, I timed in under :30 minutes! Is your mouth agape... mine was! Simply an awesome product which also reduces frizz and can withstand a workout! Lastly... (I promise (lol)) - yes, I use the ion feature which has a clicking sound. So what... I turn on a Pandora station, crank it up and rock it out!posted Jan 28, 2013Link to this post
SherriIndianaHairMedium BrownNormal HairCurls For My Pagent Boyi wanted to start curling my sons long hair for the beauty pagents he is in found a curling iron just wasn't doing it so i borrowed my sisters caruso set of 30 steam curlers and was amazed how much curl i could get in his hair plus the curls really held with hairspray. i re do his hair with every outfit change and his culrs are still beautiful . I don't haveto worry about burning him with a curling iron and he loves the fact he doesn't have to sit still so long as he can walk around with the curlers in his hair as they are cooling or i can get started on his makeup much sooner since my hands are freed up form the curling iron. all the gilrs love his curls and i now do his hair 2-3 days a week for school with the curlers and they don't damage his hair at all. would recomend for any one male of female old or young who wants beautiful curls that last and lastposted Aug 23, 2012Link to this post
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I am very glad that KDE is working on Plasma Active.
Within a few years, every LCD screen sold on the market is going to have a touchscreen. All laptops and all Desktops. Trying to get an LCD screen without a touchscreen built in is going to be like trying to buy a CRT monitor.
Microsoft already knows this, as they are always in good contact with hardware manufs. That's why they made Windows 8 to be so touchscreen focused.
It's good to see Linux desktops (KDE, Gnome, Unity) being so ready for the next major technology shift.
There are already a few very cheap Windows 8 laptops coming out this year that have touchscreens. It was announced last week on Engadget. It's starting to look like the overwhelming majority of Windows 8 laptops released next year will have touchscreens.... and it looks like KDE, Gnome3 and Unity will be ready.


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25/07/2010 22:48:08 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
you could build 10 speedboats yourself i still don't think there was anything wrong with the speedboat before. having the cruiser dealing less damage than destroyers against them does, however, seem alright.... |
25/07/2010 23:17:27 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
what are your experiences with the new battleship so far?
I think the split of roles in the big boat class worked quite well. I used all ships in a mix mostly. The choice to buy either destroyer or battleship was dependent on target area distance and my cash reserves, so I used both, always accompanied with Air defense ships and some speedboats or a sub. I also quite used the cheaper speedboats a lot on testserver. It was a nice occupation for far back harbors to chain produce them, if I had enough $$. I still would do it probably if their combat stats would be slightly worse for that price. This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 26/07/2010 07:50:18 |
27/07/2010 19:00:10 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
Shulgin, I think jeye's comment idea was that (typically) the small number of harbors on a map makes it take longer to build 10 speedboats than 10 hovers. I'm guessing, anyway
Casa, I keep expecting the battleship to dish out more damage than it does on the test server, heheh. Seems like something that moves that slow should deliver a punishing blow to smaller units. But, I do like the reduced cost and that seems like a good compromise, especially in the new mixed-use naval battles. |
27/07/2010 19:06:22 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
Oh, couple other observations - I love the helicopter's 4+2 now (and would also love 3+3). I agree with earlier posts that the naval attack ship (destroyer currently) should probably have minor attack vs subs rather than be totally vulnerable.
Lastly, I found I don't like the 2x attack of the Berzerker... maybe faster repair instead? The increased mobility is cool though. Thanks for all your effort! |
31/07/2010 01:44:36 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
When can we expect some unit changes from the testserver be ported to the main server? | |
31/07/2010 05:20:36 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
We plan on making changes to the test server early next week for another round of testing that will last another several weeks. We want to make sure players experience the new unit stats and are pretty satisfied with the changes before launching it live. Although my internship ends in two weeks, I plan on sticking around on the dev side and making these changes, as well as some other forthcoming changes, happen.
@bdr - the berserker's increased mobility is very subtle: A change from 6 to 7 just means that the berserker can travel across one plains/repairshop tile (cost 3) + one desert tile (cost 4) whereas before it could not do both. it is fairly uncommon and was done just to level it out with the heavy tank, making it easier to remember the movement powers of both. This message was edited 3 times. Last update was at 31/07/2010 05:41:27 |
31/07/2010 17:35:24 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
I like the double attack of the berserker, it still remaians vulnerable to heavy artillery and heavy trooper combos but gives it the special feature that makes it worth the 900.
I use it to clear path for my lighter units to get onto enemy artillery when there is a narrow path of access. the berserker alone still cant get them, but it can open room for more mobile units now as most of its attacks result in a kill. throughout this game we both used a handfull of berserkers and had some nice interim victories. I hope I got the upper hand there now |
31/07/2010 20:34:29 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
For the berserker I realized it is very effective in killing other berserkers and most land units. While the berserker does not do a better role in defense than the heavy tank its double attack make it worth building. | |
01/08/2010 06:01:13 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
What plans are there to address the lack of appeal of units like light art, assault art, AAA guns, etc as shown in both graphs? So far the changes do nothing to make those units any more appealing, which seems to be the aim of some of these changes.
Has any consideration been given to removing units? In all my years of playing games, board to computer, I'm very wary when talk moves to adding units to make a game better or fix supposed issues. So far in the games played on the test server, I've seen no real shift towards getting a wider range of units used. If anything, I think the game would be best served by eliminating or combining of units. |
02/08/2010 09:54:11 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
I think removing units is a bad idea because every unit has a situation where it is useful. This situation may be rare and therefore there are not so many credits spend on some units. The examples you give certainly have their purpose: Assault art: good to kill DFA. Also useful as a flexible and fast first hit unit if you can afford it. Light art: good against trooper clusters. AAA gun: good to kill air units. Particularly when teamed up with a jet. |
02/08/2010 20:33:03 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
We could also invent a new piece for chess, give it a starting place on the board and a scope of movement. Once there, it would have a use. Depending on the idea, this may have a very broad or more specific application. Would it improve things...? Once there and part of the game, would we think of removing it?
A daring question (could we remove units) to ask perhaps...although in the end, I'm pretty fond of what's there now |
07/08/2010 13:45:34 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
I'm against having units that are too multifunctional (like current destroyer), which makes the game more income driven and very hard to win against a richer player. If you want play less units on a map, you still can choose some of the set and disable for a particular game = more options than having less "merged" units. | |
08/08/2010 15:06:12 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
I'm playing Devil's Advocate I know, but couldn't you argue that you could always play without destroyers, with that logic, or on a non-sea map? The game is income driven anyway, given equal skill, so I guess you're saying that the more complexity, the more chances a richer, but less knowledgeable player won't know how to use the huge variety of units as well. Does chess rely on this? Is that skill? I guess so many times we like to cover all bases, but I have always felt that something that is both simple and complex - aka "the minute to learn life-time to master" mantra - requires design genius. Not that I mind particularly, but I've lived a lifetime of "Wouldn't it be cool if we add this", to find real improvements arrive more rarely than I'd hoped. Don't get me wrong, love all the suggestions and putative plethora of new units, but I'm lazy, old and lack the time, so I'd like to make the best of a focused game vision. Something in between chess and Medieval Total War (insert complex strategy game of choice). But just my $.02 |
08/08/2010 17:37:58 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
always makes me think of this. btw, why is it so annoyingly hard to find video snippets on the internet these days? |
12/08/2010 05:12:06 Re:Unit Changes on the Test Server | |
I think you've got Would that be due to copyright gone mad? Another daft idea - drop the Anti Aircraft and up the strength of attack artillery v aircraft. That would work I reckon. Maybe (*tries to sound caring*) Daft perhaps only because units are one of the differentiators between trial and pro, so if I were the business I wouldn't want to do this |


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So, Aldnoah Zero's finally over. This was, with no exaggeration whatsoever, the single worst anime series I have ever watched, in my entire life. By orders of magnitude.
And I don't just mean bad. No, I've seen bad endings (Akame ga Kill), I've seen great shows fall completely from grace (Yuu Yuu Hakusho, Hunter x Hunter), I've seen pure tragedy and heartbreak (Fushigi Yuugi), I've seen outright terrible, cardboard plots (One Piece, Dragon Ball Z), I've seen soft-core porn disguised as shows (Dog Days), I've seen shows that never went anywhere at all (Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles), series with the most ridiculous made-up anime-only endings imaginable (Full Metal Alchemist), series that were 90% filler (Naruto), even shows with absolutely no coherency to their plots whatsoever (Beyond the Boundary). Anime is rife with examples of terrible endings and obnoxious deviations.
But this takes the cake. Never, never could I have imagined something this truly awful on every level. Something that would make me legitimately angry. I don't even know how they did it, that's how skilled they were.
If you ever listen to just one thing I say: please, don't waste your time with this show. I literally sat down a little over three weeks ago, and tried as hard as I possibly could to come up with the worst, most unsatisfying ending imaginable. And even though that successfully predicted about 95% of the events, the parts that were different were so incomprehensibly worse as to have been completely and utterly unfathomable.
My mistake was that I assumed they were just the worst writers in history; but this was wrong: no, they were actually extremely skilled. An ending this terrible can only be a performance piece; a doctoral thesis in the art of trolling.
Every major character in the entire series showed absolutely zero growth or development, with the exception of Slaine. And every one of them got happy endings, except for Slaine.
The show set up Slaine as the fall guy right from the very first episode. But it wasn't enough to just break him; they wanted the most complete and utter crushing defeat that was humanly possible. And so they spent the entire second cour building him up to Emperor status, just so they could crash him down to the lowest possible point: a bawling, sniveling caged animal, tormented in a glass cell, unable to even manage to kill himself with the tiniest shred of remaining dignity. But even that wasn't enough, they had to further rub salt in the wounds by scapegoating him for the entire war. As if that would ever be an acceptable thing for "the good guys" to do.
The series should have been named "Fuck Slaine", because that's all the writers did for all 24 episodes. This isn't a shounen series, this isn't a mecha series, it's a ten-hour long pornography piece for Ei Aoki and Katsuhiko Takayama's sadism sexual fetish. If they could have gotten away with it on television, they would surely have had Inaho sodomize Slaine in that glass cell. (Doujinshi writers will surely follow the writers' lead for them here, though.)
I don't know how anyone could be naive and gullible enough to eat up the most ludicrously, thinly veiled attempts to turn Slaine into the series antagonist. In order to be a villain, their actions have to at least make some semblance of sense. With Slaine's constant extreme 180's, with absolutely no attempt at explanation, I could only view him as mentally ill, suffering from extreme multiple personality disorder. This wasn't a reflection of his bad character, it was a reflection of piss-poor writing. They couldn't even make him a convincing villain. All I could do was find myself pitying his character.
Thus, this show was just flat out obscene: ten hours of just utterly debasing and destroying a single character. My god. Anyone who enjoyed watching that is sick in the head.
The only redeeming thing about the ending to this show is that I'll never have to watch another episode again. I just wish I had gotten off the train after the giant fuck-you asspull "everyone lives!" second cour opening. But I thought I'd watch it anyway, just to see how badly it derailed. I thought it might prove enjoyable in a "Manos and the Hands of Fate" sort of way. I never imagined I could get so viscerally angry by a cartoon. This show is straight up mental trauma.
But, bravo A/Z writers. Bravo. From now on, I won't watch a series until I see who is involved in its production. And I swear this: I will never, ever bother with a single thing that Ei Aoki or Katsuhiko Takayama touches ever again. Neither should you. And I sincerely hope both of them use their earnings to seek professional mental help. God knows they both desperately need it.
First and foremost, I don't want to get anyone's hopes up here. I am not intending to begin actively developing higan again as I've used to.
However, I also don't want the code to rot. The reason there hasn't been even a single WIP release in a full year has been because the core GUI library, hiro, has undergone massive changes. It currently only compiles under Linux/BSD with GTK+ 2.20+. This means that even upon writing a new UI, it wouldn't be usable by most people. It will take months of effort at my current pace to get hiro fully compatible with Windows, OS X and Qt again, and I really don't even have the motivation to start on that.
But it would still be nice to apply bugfix submissions, and keep the code compilable going forward. So to that aim, I have started on a new GUI using hiro, with the aforementioned limitations that this will only work under Linux and BSD. I've decided to call this new UI "tomoko" (if you get the joke, you win a cookie!) It's going to follow the UI paradigms of v094 very closely (game folders, etc), but with even more minimialism. I want to keep the codebase as small and nimble as possible, so that even radical changes to eg hiro can be applied without a massive amount of effort.
The primary goal of tomoko will be just so that I can build and test bugfixes, and as such, it'll be entirely devoted to the design I am wanting. It will also allow new versions of the core library (in other words, the non-GUI portions) to be compilable under all platforms, which will allow other projects that utilize higan to use updated versions.
The long-term goal I am really hoping for is to find some people willing to help maintain a new UI, which I would want to be more in the spirit of bsnes v070/Qt. In other words, loads of features, ease of use, ability to use regular ROM images and patches, and all of that. I've realized this isn't going to happen with me in absentia, so I'll see about possibly setting up a shared repository; but I'm also not going to be able to drive something like this alone, so if there isn't much interest, then this won't happen either.
So now for the good news, tomoko's already capable of loading and saving games, and has video, audio and input hooked up; along with the library and input manager UIs connected. Still a long way to go, but after a full year of zero activity, it's at least some form of progress. Here's a screenshot of it in action. Not much to look at, of course.
My SRS tool is mostly finished now. I am calling it renshuu (練習). Yeah, unfortunately Anki already took the best Japanese word for this kind of software. Oh well.
The SM2 model that Anki uses was too complex (or just too poorly explained) to implement, so for now I'm going with a ten-stage Leitner system. I've designed the card scoring to allow for model changes at any time without losing all of your previous review scores.
The deck itself is of course in BML format, and beautiful to look at in any text editor.
The program itself contains a deck manager, a deck editor, and a deck reviewer.
Here are some initial screenshots of the program in action:
So, with this, I'll be able to get back to studying tomorrow. "Yay."
I ended up receiving a lot more responses to my previous post than I had expected. Around 100 e-mails, and another 100 or so comments on various forums.
I'm extremely grateful for the kind words from everyone. And I sincerely apologize, but I haven't really been able to reply to many of the messages. But please know that your words are appreciated all the same.
I picked up the げんき textbook series recently, and I've now finished the first of the two books. The first book was mostly stuff I already knew, but it never hurts to polish up on the basics and get some practice in. I even did every exercise, although it was hard to improvise many of the classroom-based ones.
About half of the content in the second book looks to be stuff I don't yet know. Along with the new vocabulary words gleaned from the first book, I will need to stop for a while and get SRS software up and running before I proceed. Otherwise I will just forget most of what I've learned.
Overall, I'm fairly disappointed that years of studying has resulted in me only being able to pass the JLPT N5 (equivalent to 450 - 750 hours of study.) The N1, which is roughly on par with middle-school fluency, requires 4,500 hours of study. So, a very long way to go still. But, this time I'm changing up my studying methods.
I would still really appreciate it if any native or N1-level speakers wouldn't mind chatting with me from time to time so that I can practice. In return, I could help with teaching English or programming stuff, in which case we'd try and divide the time 50/50. If you'd be up for that, please ping me at hotmail.com, setsunakun0.
I've upgraded to FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE (amd64). So far, I'm very happy with it. Lots of the upgrades and enhancements are very much appreciated, so even despite the issues below, I'm happy with the upgrade.
Now that the base has a stable version of GCC 4.9, I've officially switched to C++14. Right now, Clang 3.4.1 seems to be unable to run hiro, and a backtrace isn't revealing any useful clues.
As far as new bugs, I encountered two regressions. The first was Chrome not
displaying properly. Chrome seems to assume that hardware OpenGL acceleration is
available, even when running with the VESA driver now. So, I run with
chrome --disable-gpu
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The second bug was a lot nastier. It requires three components to trigger. First, it only happens when using the VESA Xorg driver. Second, it only happens when using the Thunar file manager. Third, it only happens when using custom Xorg mouse cursor themes (almost all of them are affected, including Vanilla-DMZ.)
When opening a folder that has a large amount of files, or is mounted remotely, the cursor would disappear. It would stay invisible until you moved the mouse, at which time it would reappear. But the second you clicked again, the cursor would again disappear. Nothing short of restarting Xorg entirely would restore it.
I wasn't about to go back to the kernel-panicking nvidia binary drivers, and I don't yet have my Thunar replacement completed, so I opted to use the hideous stock black cursor theme instead. Sigh.
Current Plans
I'm currently in the design phase of creating an SRS tool, and I also need to create a tool to track my article / manga translations, so that I can try and get them reviewed and corrected.
So, I am forced back into programming for a bit. But I'll need to move quickly; as I don't want my study habits to decay again. I'm trying to keep up a pace of studying at least four hours a day, but would really like to get that up higher still.
This past year, I've become increasingly disillusioned and unhappy that my only really serious talent is in computer programming. Everything else I try and excel at goes absolutely nowhere.
My studying has been off and on, but I realize that I've spent the last fifteen years of my life drawing and studying Japanese. I'm getting old, and my health is starting to fail. And yet my drawings look like something a ten year old would make, and I sound completely retarded whenever I try and say anything in Japanese. This is insane. It makes my physically ill to think about. Even if by some miracle, I mastered both of these tomorrow, half of my productive life in using these tools has been permanently lost, and I can never reclaim that time. At this rate, I won't be skilled in either before I am too old to do anything anymore. I'm going to end up dying almost entirely with regrets.
I'm so fucking tired of it all. No amount of studying or practice ever seems to lead to any meaningful improvement. These human brains, especially mine, are so unbelievably fucking terrible. Intelligent design my god damned ass. It is absolutely absurd that to memorize a single word, I have to drill on it literally thousands of times before my brain takes the fucking hint. And by the time I do it, I've pushed two other words that I used to know out. Nobody would design something so unbelievably stupid, cruel and frustrating, unless they were a sadist.
But I won't ever give up: I'm just going to have to go completely insane on it and dedicate every last free hour I have to them. Life isn't worth living if we can no longer better ourselves.
This will be probably the longest shot I've ever taken, but ... if anyone out there is fluent in Japanese (as in, not "I took a college course once and I have a Japanese girlfriend"), and is willing to chat with me about anything, I would truly appreciate that more than words could express. I'd be happy to return the favor with lessons on English, programming, emulation, reverse engineering, ROM hacking or server administration. I need someone to have actual communication with. But I know what a tall order that is: who would want to talk to someone they could barely understand, right? It drives me up the wall trying to listen to people who can't speak English, so it's only fitting that the reverse would apply to me. It's not that I choose to be annoyed by bad English, yet it's still karmic justice, right?
Still, if anyone were interested, my e-mail is the same as always. On hotmail.com, the user name is setsunakun0. Note the zero, not capital 'o'.
But ... I have to refocus my time. I can't spend it all on the billion and a half programming projects I've started. I need to start dropping projects. There is no intellectual pursuit in continuing something I've already mastered, and I simply don't have the time for it if I want to seriously study other things.
I'm so hesitant to just outright quit on higan, but I don't want to be like the authors of the major SNES emulators who dick people along and pretend they're still active projects that just haven't had an update in 8+ years now. So at this point, I will just painfully say ... higan is dead for now, sorry. If and when I can attain some joy out of other pursuits in life, I might resume it then. But if history is any indication, I wouldn't count on it.
As for my other projects ... a lot of them are basically "complete" in a way that an emulator never can be, so there's no great loss to not receive updates to eg libco. And I'll still probably push out some new builds for bass and beat, just to get them up on the new site.
I'm still going to have to do some programming: I need to build out SRS learning tools and such. But I can no longer ask or recommend anyone to use any of my libraries such as ruby or hiro. Which is probably for the best, as I never did manage to produce anything resembling a stable API in all of my years as a programmer.
My dreams of building a programming language, GUI library (not wrapper), and forum software are going to have to die here.
Well then, off to study ...
The site is now being generated via Document Markup Language (DML), along with server-side CSS variables for styling. Very nice to not have to manually write out HTML tags anymore.
All old forum accounts with at least 15 - 20 posts have been activated on the new forums. For anyone else waiting on an account, please be patient: I'll open up registration again as soon as I have the time.
The higan, loki and about pages are now up once again. I still need to recreate the remaining pages. Note that the URLs to the emulators have been updated. Rather than byuu.org/higan/, the URL is now byuu.org/emulation/higan/
For the past week, I've been revamping nall/string to scale better by combining small-string-optimization with copy-on-write semantics. I've also revised the API and made all but the match/tokenize functions fully binary-safe.
With that out of the way, I need to resume work on phoenix/gtk. I am currently battling a tough issue with GTK+ lacking a way to deparent a widget once attached to a container, and GtkNotebook destroying all child controls when it has been reparented. As of yet, I've been unable to think of a non-hackish way to work around this. But until this is overcome, I won't be able to proceed on to updating higan to compile again with all of the new, and extensive, underlying library changes.
To those waiting on forum accounts, I apologize for the excessive delay. I have to migrate the accounts manually, one at a time, and it just takes hours to do so this way. Please understand it's nothing personal, I'm going by the top posters when I have time. I hope to get some more accounts migrated over soon.
So it turns out that html5shiv does indeed work great, it was just IE8 forcing compatibility mode on because I was running it locally.
But like everything in the comp sci world, it seemed kind of bloated at over 10KB. So I wrote my own version. It's 574 bytes. If you'd like it, you can download it here. I'm sure it won't handle as many edge cases, but it works perfectly for my site at least.
My emulator, higan, is now over ten years old.
I must stress right away that work will continue on the project into the foreseeable future. But, there's no denying work has slowed down immensely. In fact, there hasn't been much of any progress since January. There are several reasons for this, which I'll go over.
In January, I was in the process of wrapping up the finishing touches on loki, my SNES debugger, in preparing for a v095 release.
The first major roadblock was Debian's decision to acquiesce on systemd. At that time, Debian was my primary development operating system. Having suffered through years of broken audio by the same egomaniacal Redhat developers, I wasn't eager to repeat the experience by introducing such fascinating features as having an HTTP server that generates QR codes as part of my init system. I fundamentally believe systemd to be poorly designed and a major step backward for Linux. But with Linus asleep at the wheel while Redhat turns Linux into Windows, the writing was on the wall: it was time for me to move on.
This led to a few months of crash-course learning FreeBSD. Now, FreeBSD makes for a wonderful server, but is not exactly the best way to run a desktop. It can be done, and to great effect, but it requires an immense amount of effort and dedication.
Due to most developers only considering Linux, this leads to lots of portability issues that result in bugs which slip past port maintainers. I battled through issues with font rendering, libvte crashing terminal instances, Thunar refreshing and resorting on every gedit save due to the latter's insistence on creating temporary files for every save, mousepad crashing when opening any file an even multiple of 4KB due to an out-of-bounds memory access which apparently was hidden by the Linux implementation of mmap, more Thunar issues in failing to update file types and file sizes in its displays, ibus issues with anthy and mozc, browser issues with large images, and on and on.
The worst part was probably the horribly buggy binary nvidia driver. It was so unstable, taking my entire system down, that I went back to using vesa. By some miracle, my graphics card actually has a 2560x1600 vesa mode. After manually rewriting my MTRR tables, I've found I actually get rather decent performance. By multi-threading my software XShm renderer, I can even run my emulator and watch movies just fine.
For the most part, I was able to work around these software issues. In many instances, I had to switch to new software programs, or revert to older ones. For instance, the Firefox team decided to completely change its user interface to the braindead Australis design, and to hell with anyone who didn't like it. Classic Theme Restorer may get something about 80% close to what you're used to on Windows, but is an unmitigated disaster on Xorg.
After Metro, Unity, Gnome 3, KDE 4, Firefox Australis, and on and on; it has become painfully clear to me that I cannot rely on software vendors to not radically disrupt my workflow whenever some wide-eyed kid fresh out of college decides it's time to completely redesign applications that were perfectly fine already. I'm not against change when it leads to better ways of doing things. But I am vehemently opposed to change for the sake of it. And my desktop is not a god damned tablet, you stupid fucks. But well, as they say, if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
Upon attempting to write replacements for critical programs, such as a file manager and text editor, it became clear that my UI abstraction layer, phoenix, was not going to cut it. I had to go back to the drawing board and work on the largest redesign that the project has ever seen. This required many new components in my template library, nall, such as shared objects and IPC. I then added a lot of power to phoenix, mostly focusing on the GTK2 target. I've added new widgets, new functions, and an entirely new shared memory model that will greatly aid in writing dynamically generated interfaces, among other things.
And just as I was finishing this up, the godawful web host I was using, InMotion Hosting, decided to reveal their gross incompetence. First, they managed to botch an Apache upgrade, resulting in all of my PHP files being accessible as plain-text. So anyone typing in /config.php would be greeted with the plain-text login credentials for MySQL. Then, a few weeks later, another update corrupted half of my phpBB SQL tables. Repairing didn't work: permissions were completely broken, allowing any user to edit any other user's post, page refreshes were broken, and many other similar issues arose. I had no choice but to drop five years worth of posting history and start over. But no way in hell was I going to start over on that host.
And so now, I've had to move my site over to a new host. This time, I decided to go the VPS route so that I could be in control of software updates. I certainly couldn't do any worse than my previous host. Thankfully I have plenty of experience in running and securing web servers, so this wasn't very painful.
But frankly, I've grown sick of Apache, PHP, and phpBB. I am so tired of bloated, buggy, poorly designed software. So now I am further working on designing lighter weight replacements with my usual emphasis on minimalism. Just because it's the web, that doesn't mean I want to throw away native code performance and compile-time type safety. And I am so tired of fighting mod_rewrite to do simple things like map a subfolder to a subdomain.
I've been having frequent chest pains and issues with lethargy, which my GP is either too incompetent or apathetic to help me with. So my output has been reduced quite significantly. I've been trying to take up healthier eating and exercise to try and improve my health. All the same, I find it increasingly difficult to pull off marathon coding sessions any longer. And even when I do, it leaves me out of commission for the next day or two.
So as you can see, it's just been one hell of an awful year. I've been jumping from fire to fire, struggling to keep everything afloat. And it's been taking a toll on my enjoyment of programming. It seems like the more work I try and do, the more work I have waiting for me. I can never really complete anything when I keep getting new things dumped on me all of the time.
I have an incredible backlog spanning years worth of work here. I have to map out and scan nearly 1500 games, I have to do all of the programming work for a fan translation of Tengai Makyou Zero, I have to finish up the Windows, Cocoa and Qt4 phoenix targets, so that I can continue on the design of higan and loki, I have to write a myriad of desktop applications, up to and possibly including a web browser frontend (for either Webkit or Gecko), and then I have all of my backlogged hardware research on the BS-X, Cx4, etc, and it just keeps going. All the while dealing with diminishing health.
Yet when it comes to all of this ... I really feel that I've already accomplished more than I ever wanted to or thought I could on SNES emulation. I no longer feel like I am facing strong challenges that force me to grow, but rather an infinite stream of tedium and maintenance. I'm not saying I necssarily hate programming, just that it's lost its magic.
The most fun I've been having lately has been in attempting to improve my Japanese knowledge through some fan translations of manga (holy hell is that language a nightmare to learn), and getting a bit back into drawing again.
So, what I hope to do from this point out is to start winding down on my programming projects, and focus on new ventures while I'm still young enough to take on large new challenges in fields I have little to no experience in. Again, I don't mean to seek to abandon my projects, but to get them more suitable for a slower development pace, so that I can start branching out into new areas.
I now have a new host, and a new site to go along with it. The site itself is styled the same, but is now written in HTML5.
Unfortunately, it seems IE8 and earlier does not support HTML5, and html5shiv only seems to make rendering worse. After countless years catering to the broken mess that was IE6, I swore off ever doing that again. So I won't be supporting IE8 on this site at all. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, but please use a better browser (read: any other browser), or upgrade to IE9 to view this site.


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