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Tour Aviation Chile guides pilots through a stunning slice of South America
|With more than 5,000 hours of flight time logged, 36-year-old Jaime Hernández is an expert on flying in Chile. He and his team of pilot guides know their country intimately and are passionate about sharing the best it has to offer, both in the air and on the ground.
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Atacama Adventure (8 days)
Pilots fly over the salt plains of northern Chile's Atacama Desert, one of the world's driest regions. Stops include Chuquicamata, the world's largest copper mine, the European Southern Observatory and Valparaíso, Chile's main port city.
Southern Wonders (9 days)
Turquoise waters and dramatic volcanoes populate the view from above the Lake District. Earthbound activities include fishing, white-water rafting and wine tasting. Pilots will also fly to Chile's largest island, Chiloé, known for its small fishing towns and colorful architecture.
A Peek at Patagonia (12 days)
Glaciers and fjords dominate the far south, some areas of which are accessible only by small grass strips. This extended tour includes a border hop over the massive Andes Mountains to Bariloche, an Argentinean alpine town.
The Chilean Caper (18 days)
An extended tour that combines the Atacama Adventure and A Peek at Patagonia tours.
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Activities In Eleuthera
You can surf and bodyboard (or learn to) at Surfers Beach and boards are available to rent in town. Locals on the waves are friendly and helpful to newbies.
Bonefishing – Eleuthera is a well kept secret amongst avid fly fishermen. There are many easy to reach bonefishing flats to to try your hand at these elusive grey ghosts. Excellent guides are also available.
Deep sea – Spend a day (or half day) out on the beautiful azure waters and experience the thrill of catching barracuda, wahoo, shark, or maybe even a marlin or sailfish.
Preachers Cave –Located near Spanish Wells, Preachers Cave is a perfect place to go if you like to experience old historical sites. This location was once used as a place of refuge for the Eleutheran Adventurers in 1647 after their ship wrecked on the Devils Backbone Reef. It involves no climbing or major hiking and also is close to a beautiful beach.
Hatchet Bay Caves – Located near Gregory Town these caves are part of a long underground tunnel that is a home to hundreds of bats.
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Longbight - This site is perfect for cliff jumpers of all levels. The smallest is ten feet, another is about 20 – 30 ft and the highest is around 50 feet. These cliffs are located in a cove near Gregory Town.
Beach Combing
Eleuthera's beautiful (and sometimes pink) beaches are known worldwide and there are just too many to mention them all. From Surfer's Beach and Gaulding Cay which are closest to Gregory Town to Lighthouse Point which is at the most southern tip of the island, and extremely remote. You could spend weeks discovering a new beach every day….and most you will find you will enjoy all to yourself
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These islands are on either side of North Eleuthera. Each can only be accessed by a 10 minute ferry ride and these are nice for day trips.
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Marion students lag behind state in reading, math, science
Published: Friday, June 7, 2013 at 1:44 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 7, 2013 at 1:44 p.m.
Marion County students continue to lag behind the state in reading, math and science at nearly every grade level, according to FCAT results released by the state Department of Education on Friday.
Up and down
Results in 14 FCAT categories — fourth- through 10th-grade reading, math and science — were released Friday. The results for Marion County were a mixed bag.
• Gaining on the state
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• Holding ground
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• Losing ground on state
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When comparing 2013 and 2012 scores, Marion students gained ground on the state in seven of the 14 categories, lost ground in six and kept pace in one.
In two categories — fourth-grade math and fifth-grade science — Marion students outpaced their peers statewide. In the 12 other categories Marion students trailed the state average, sometimes significantly.
When it comes to spring end-of-course exams, Marion's high school students equaled the state average in U.S. history and biology. Students fell 1 percentage point behind the state in geometry and 4 percentage points behind in Algebra I.
"The results were a mixed bag," said Janet Weldon, the district's director of guidance and assessment, echoing DOE's comments earlier on Friday.
Results for third-grade reading and math, as was well as fifth-, eighth- and 10th-grade writing, were released in late May.
Officials with the Foundation for Florida's Future, a group wanting to ensure the education system becomes a model for the nation, said the statewide results prove more work needs to be done.
"State assessment results let Floridians know what grades and subjects we need to focus on," executive director Patricia Levesque said in press release. "This year's FCAT results show we need to refocus on the core elements of education — reading and mathematics."
Officials, both with the state and locally, say there are many reasons for Friday's statewide lackluster results.
One reason was the recent move from FCAT to FCAT 2.0 and subsequent changes in test grading and scoring.
Another reason is declining state funding, which nosedived most every year since 2006.
Rick Lankford, the district's deputy superintendent of operations, addressed the impact of dwindling resources, which will continue next year.
Last week Superintendent of Schools George Tomyn announced the district was facing a $29 million deficit for 2013-14. He announced the layoff of 261 employees: all 160 first-year teachers, 72 teacher aides, 13 physical education technicians and 16 middle and high school clerks.
The 160 teaching layoffs were made to make room for veteran teachers whose jobs were eliminated.
Tomyn had to make room for 58 art, music and physical education teachers, as well as librarians, whose positions were eliminated. Those professionals will be moved to full-time teaching positions in the district.
Once those are filled, the district will likely fill the remaining openings with certified substitutes, who must have a bachelor's degree and are paid $18,000 per year without benefits.
Lankford said Friday that with fewer resources next year, including 72 fewer paraprofessionals, improving education is a concern in 2013-14.
"When you cut services, whether it is programs or people, you can't provide the same resources to the children," said Lankford, adding the district must find ways to offset those losses.
Lankford hopes the district's new K-12 Academic Services department, created by Tomyn and his administrative team after he won the November election, will make a difference.
The department is the merger of several former departments: elementary education, secondary education, staff development, federal programs, library/media services, and assessment and evaluation.
Lankford said the new department, led by executive director Pam Brewer, was developed to help streamline the educational experience of children. Instead of many departments working in different offices not knowing what the other was doing, officials of can work together to streamline K-12 curriculum.
All those dismantled departments employed 77 positions when Tomyn took office. Tomyn believes the department can run with 61 people in 2013-14.
"If we do a good job getting students ready (all along at each grade level), they will do a better job on assessments," Lankford said.
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Applejack stared at the ground as Rainbow Dash left the kitchen, stomping her hoof in frustration. Her ears flicked backwards as she heard the front door slam closed, causing her frown to deepen. Chances were, that fool pony had damaged the door. She'd have to check it later. But first, she trotted over to the counter, grabbed a cloth with her rainbow tail and began wiping the cider off the floor. She really shouldn't have mentioned the cider's existence, but that cat was long since out of the bag.
She was so focused on cleaning that she failed to hear her brother's approach until he addressed her directly. "Sis? What the hay just happened?"
Applejack growled, flinging the cloth away. "What happened?" she spat, glaring at her brother. "Ah'll tell you what happened!" She opened her mouth, ready to say what she was thinking, what she was feeling. But nothing came out. She was at a loss for words. "Ah... ah don't know."
"Do ya want to talk?" Big Macintosh asked, watching at his sister. She was angry and confused, and he hated seeing her like this.
"No." she replied after a moment of silence, shaking her head. "Ah don't reckon ah can talk about it right now." She yawned, suddenly exhausted. "Ah think ah'll go take a nap."
Big Macintosh sighed as she brushed past him. His sister... both of them, in fact, could often be too stubborn for their own good. Especially Applejack. She might not have been willing to talk, but he'd eventually have to confront her.
Applejack put a hoof to her head as she reached the top of the stairs, gently probing her injury. She hissed at the sudden pain, pulling her hoof away, then made her way to the bathroom, intent on cleaning the bump. A riot of color caught her eye as she passed a bedroom, causing her to stare at what was hanging off of the door.
Unable to quell the wave of anger that surged up, she spun around and bucked the offending object, then continued on her way to the bathroom.
Behind her, the rainbow-colored sign lay on the floor, a large crack splitting it in half.
Rainbow Dash slowed her pace to a walk as she approached Fluttershy's cottage. She had not planned on running but she'd felt too angry, and had broken into a brisk gallop as soon as she reached the farm's fence. Minutes later, she arrived at her fellow pegasus' home, glad to have expended at least some of her pent up energy.
She glanced back to where she had come from and spotted a few apple trees in the distance, causing her to frown. She had never realized just how close Fluttershy's cottage was to Sweet Apple Acres. Right now, she wanted nothing more than to be as far away from the Acres as possible, but... she couldn't think of where else to go. Fluttershy was her oldest friend. Rainbow Dash couldn't think of another pony that she could deal with presently.
But right now, Dash didn't need a pony to talk to... she needed a place to stay, as she was now bereft of her home. She blinked as that thought crossed her mind. Home? Why did I think of it as home? She snorted, dismissing the idea, and made her way to the front door of Fluttershy's cottage. Rainbow Dash banged on it, wincing as she realized she was hitting it with perhaps a bit too much force, and hoped she hadn't frightened the pony within.
Thankfully, this didn't seem to be the case, as Fluttershy peeked over the windowsill. The timid pegasus gave a sigh of relief as she saw her friend, disappearing for a moment before opening the door wide. "Rainbow!" She said, smiling. "You gave me a fright... I thought some beast was beating on my door!"
"Sssorry 'bout that..." Rainbow Dash slurred, scratching the back of her head with a hoof. Fluttershy immediately noticed the oddity of her friend's speech, and gave her a closer look.
"Rainbow... are you drunk?"
"No!" Rainbow answered, vehemently shaking her head. This caused her to nearly lose her balance, sending her a few steps to the side as her body tried to keep itself straight. Rainbow wilted under Fluttershy's frowning gaze. "Okay... maybe I'm a little tipsy."
"Come in... I'll make you some tea." Fluttershy said, stepping aside. She watched Rainbow Dash make her way to the couch, then closed the door and headed to the kitchen. Rainbow Dash flopped onto the cushions as Fluttershy prepared the brew, closing her eyes in hopes of resting. Unfortunately, her mind wouldn't let her, looping the fight over and over again. She quickly opened her eyes as she heard the clink of the teacup touching the table, then sat up and lifted the beverage to her mouth.
Fluttershy sat down on her haunches on the opposite side of the table, observing Rainbow Dash as she drank. Something seemed off about the other pony, more than just the fact she seemed inebriated, which was itself a rare occurrence. The athletic pony didn't indulge very often, and in fact tended to abstain entirely. She was well aware of the effects of drink, and preferred to remain in control of herself. A drunk pegasus was prone to meeting the ground headfirst.
But this? This was different. She had never seen Rainbow Dash as drunk as this, regardless of of her denial. Maybe something happened...?
"Rainbow... is something the matter?" Fluttershy asked, jumping as the other pony forcefully slammed the cup onto the table, causing the remaining tea to spill.
"Heck no, everything's fine!" Rainbow replied, grinning and waving a hoof in the air. She hoped that would be enough to fool Fluttershy. "Why wouldn't I be?"
Unfortunately, Fluttershy was not fooled. She sat, staring at Rainbow Dash, a slight frown on her face. The latter fidgeted, looking down at her hooves, unable to meet her friend's gaze as Fluttershy waited for her to talk. Finally, as Fluttershy made no move to break the silence, Rainbow couldn't hold it in any longer. "I mean, I've gotta be fine, right?" she snapped, facing away from Fluttershy. "It's not like I've been horribly maimed or anything." She pressed on before Fluttershy could say anything. "Nah, just my best friend stole my wings. Other than that, everything's fine!"
Shocked at the venom in Rainbow's voice, Fluttershy struggled for words. "Rainbow..." she started, once she figured out what she wanted to say. "You know as well as I do that she didn't do anything of the sort!"
Rainbow Dash leaned back on Fluttershy's couch, her muzzle pointed at the ceiling as she let out a growl. "Oh yeah? She called me useless without them. Worthless."
Fluttershy gasped, unable to believe what she'd heard. "Oh... but surely she didn't mean it?"
Rainbow Dash snorted. "She wasn't drunk, Fluttershy. Meant every word." Rainbow grinned as a thought struck her. "Element of Honesty, remember?" She sobered up once again as she said her next words. "Worst part is... she's probably right." She continued as she saw Fluttershy start shaking her head. "What good am I if I can't fly?"
"Well," Fluttershy started, caught off guard at the question. "You're..." she faltered, trying to think. As self-deprecating as Rainbow was being, Fluttershy honestly couldn't think of things Dash was good at. She'd devoted her entire being into physical performance, and flying was her entire soul. There was, however, one thing that did come to mind. "You're loyal. That's what counts."
Rainbow's frown, which had grown deeper as Fluttershy seemed unable to respond, eased up marginally. "... Maybe." She mumbled. Sighing, she looked at her friend. "Fluttershy... do you mind if I crash here tonight?" Rainbow asked, wincing as she reflected on her choice of words.
"N-no, not at all!" Fluttershy replied, glad that she had apparently managed to get through to the other pony. "Stay as long as you want. You can use my bed..."
Rainbow Dash nodded her thanks, sliding off the couch and making her way to the steps leading up to Fluttershy's room. Fluttershy watched silently, then glanced to her front door, in the direction of Sweet Apple Acres.
She had to get to the bottom of this.
Night had fallen, and all seemed silent on the farm. The farmhouse was dark, all the ponies within fast asleep, both young and old.
Outside, however, two shapes could be seen sitting under an apple tree, deep in discussion. The larger of the two, a stallion, kept talking as his companion, a small pegasus mare, listened to his every word.
"... and then Miss Dash headed off. I reckon she went straight to your place."
Fluttershy's face fell as Big Macintosh finished telling her what he'd heard. "Oh dear. This is bad. What do we do?"
"Ah can give Applejack a talkin' to," Big Macintosh suggested, "but you know how mighty stubborn she can be."
Fluttershy nodded, well aware of the fact. "Rainbow is the same way..." She sighed, feeling dejected. "How could this have happened? They seemed to have such good times together lately..."
Big Macintosh nodded silently. "They did. Ah've never seen Applejack's this happy before. Ah think Miss Dash means a whole lot to her."
"Really? You think they're..." The yellow pegasus trailed off, looking far more concerned than a moment before. "Oh, my. I thought Rainbow was too upset for just another one of their little spats." When she looked back up at Big Macintosh, her expression was one of determination. "We can't let them fall apart like this. It isn't fair to either of them."
The stallion's response was direct, and to the point. "Eeyup."
Fluttershy stood up, extending her wings in preparation for flight. "Thank you for telling me all this, Big Macintosh. I think I need to let the girls know... I'll contact you if we can think of anything we can do."
Big Macintosh nodded, and watched as Fluttershy took to the sky, heading towards Ponyville.
The next morning, Applejack found herself waking to the glare of sunlight making its way through her window. Unlike most days, where she woke up with the dawn or even before it, the sun now stood high in the sky, pointing to a near-noontime hour. Ah must've been plum tuckered out, Applejack thought, blinking blearily. She couldn't remember the last time she had woken up so late, even on days with little to do. Momentarily confused, she wondered what happened the previous day which could have tired her out so much. Oh, right, she thought as the memory surfaced, that happened. Her mood instantly took a nose dive, only getting worse as her wings got caught in the blanket. Untangling herself, she glared at the offending appendages, then snorted in frustration.
She made her way down the stairs, listening for telltale signs of activity, but heard nothing from within the farmhouse. She sighed with relief, thankful that she would not have to face her family just yet. She knew Big Macintosh would be after her, but she did not feel like talking at the moment. Or, in fact, that talking would help at all in the first place. Granny Smith would try to get her to talk as well, and Applejack would be hard pressed to refuse the matriarch of the family. But she was especially thankful that Apple Bloom was in school. As strict as Applejack sometimes had to be with the filly, she still often found herself unable to deny her little sister anything. To top it off, she had noticed the disappearance of Apple Bloom's hoof-made rainbow sign this morning. She just didn't have the heart to face her sister regarding that subject.
Eager to escape the farm and reduce any chance of meeting the rest of her family, she wolfed down a few apples, then took off in the direction of Ponyville. While she did not feel like talking to anypony, she definitely needed to check on one in particular.
A short while later, she arrived in the center of town, having run at a brisk pace. Directly in front of her loomed her destination: the Ponyville library. As she lifted her hoof to knock, a loud bang made itself heard through the door. Forgoing courtesies, she shoved the door open, standing ready to give whatever had made the noise a taste of her hooves.
What she found instead was a cloud of dust, and a unicorn coughing in the middle of it. Recognizing her friend, Applejack spun her tail to help clear the air. "You okay there Twilight?"
"Appl-" Twilight started, but was interrupted by another series of coughs. When the air cleared and she had gotten her breath back, Twilight focused on the other pony. "Applejack!" She said, suddenly nervous. "What brings you here?"
"Ah'm just checkin' on a friend! Ah see you're out of bed?"
Twilight rolled her eyes in exasperation. "Yes, yes, I'm fine. I told Rainbow the same thi-" she paused, mentally slapping herself. Fluttershy had visited her last night, and had shared what she'd learned from Big Macintosh. Too caught up in her experiments, she had completely forgotten what they'd agreed on: if either Rainbow or Applejack showed up, don't mention the other until they could come up with a plan.
It hadn't been a minute, and Twilight had already failed spectacularly. Thankfully, Applejack had not noticed the pause... she'd frowned, looking away as soon as she heard Rainbow's name. The silence stretched uncomfortably, until Applejack sighed. "Ah'm actually here about that subject, Twilight. Have you figured out anything yet?"
Twilight hesitated, unable to think straight. Fluttershy had not only told her about the fight, she'd also mentioned her suspicions. More than ever, they had to help Rainbow Dash and Applejack make up. And she'd completely blown it.
Applejack watched in silence, a grim expression settling on her face. "Ah see."
Twilight blinked as she heard Applejack's words. "What? Oh, no no no..." she stammered, frantically shaking her head. Applejack had completely misunderstood her silence. "I, uh, I've actually got a few ideas, and I'm working on them." She glanced at her experiments table, where some of the dust was still settling. She was definitely making progress, but at an agonizingly slow rate. Seeing Applejack now, she wanted to elaborate... but she couldn't. She didn't know how long it would be, and she refused to make a promise she might not be able to keep.
Applejack followed her gaze, then glanced back at Twilight. "Well, ah'll leave you to it then." She nodded her farewell, and trotted out of the library. As she closed the door behind her, she let out a snort of frustration. Yeah, that looked real promising... Twi never would admit when she was plain stumped.
Her day now even worse, she wandered through town, letting her hooves take her where they wanted.
Inside Carousel Boutique, a light humming could be heard. The source was none other than the residence's owner, as she moved about in her inspiration room. Several sheets of paper floated around her head, covered with designs and recent ideas. Yet as she rolled them up and placed them into a basket, Rarity could not help but give a sigh. None of these designs had been created today, as she was simply too distracted to think up any new creations.
Besides, the issue at hoof was far more important. She thought back to the day Applejack had stumbled into the spa. She had only been teasing the poor dear with that talk of being attached to Rainbow Dash's hip, but if Fluttershy's hunch was right... she had been more on the mark than she could possibly have imagined.
Yet, as much as she wanted to gloat, she just did not have the heart for it. Not now, after hearing about the fight. She could barely even imagine what might have caused a clash of that magnitude. Having had several 'heated discussions' with the farmpony herself, she knew how argumentative Applejack could be about things. But it was always minor fights, however loud they might have gotten during the conversations. Even during the sleepover at the library, they had never truly had a fight that could risk their friendship.
This, though... she had never imagined that things would get so out of hoof. Admittedly, Rainbow Dash and Applejack had a history of fighting. The running of the leaves in particular came to mind; by the end of the race it had actually come to blows. But if Big Macintosh's report was accurate, this fight was far worse than any that came before.
That simply would not do.
Yet as determined as she felt, she could not think of what to do to help. Wanting to was one thing, coming up with a plan was an entirely different thing.
The jingle of the shop's doorbell interrupted her thoughts, forcing her towards the main room of the boutique. She was about to launch into her welcoming speech when a mass of pink fur and hair materialized in front of her face.
"Hi!" Pinkie exclaimed, a large grin on her face.
"Hello Pinkie," Rarity replied, smiling at her friend. "What brings you here?"
"I need your help! It'll take no time at all with you there, and I just know everything will be perfect if you're helping!"
"Help with what?" Rarity asked as she watched Pinkie bounce around her.
"With a party, duh!" Pinkie replied, as she kept bouncing.
"A... party? Whatever for, Pinkie?"
Pinkie paused in mid-air to stare at the other pony. "You don't need a reason for a party!" She said, before landing once more. "But in this case, it's a party to celebrate Twilight's recovery!"
Rarity blinked. She could think of a number of retorts to the first statement, but only one thought was relevant right now. "Are you sure this is a good idea, Pinkie? Haven't you heard of Rainbow Dash and Applejack's fight?"
"Of course I did! That's why I want to organize a party! It needs to be the bestest party ever, to make them feel better! So I need your help!"
Rarity could only stare in disbelief at Pinkie's eager smile. Sighing, the unicorn put a hoof on pink pony's shoulder. "Pinkie, dear... I don't think a party is going to help."
Pinkie tilted her head in confusion. "What? Parties always help!"
"Pinkie... if you invite them both, neither will come." Rarity said, shaking her head. "You can't just invite one of them, and a party without either would just be... sad."
Pinkie's expression fell as she processed Rarity's argument. "No... party?"
"I'm afraid not." Rarity replied. She watched as Pinkie simply stared at the ground, before standing up and slowly leaving the boutique. She hated to see her friend like this, but a party was probably the worst idea possible in this situation. Alone once more, she headed to her room, hoping a bit of sewing would help ease her mind.
Outside, Pinkie sat under a nearby tree, seemingly drained of energy. The very idea of a party not helping was an alien concept. Parties fix everything! Even when there's nothing to fix! She stared at the ground, a hint of tears forming at the edge of her eyes.
No! She thought, frowning, then stood up and stared straight ahead. If a party can't fix it, somepony needs to take it into her own hooves! And that pony... is me!
Those Blue Wings - Chapter 8 by TchernobylWatch
©2012-2016 Tchernobyl
Chapter 8!
I apologize again for the horrid lateness. I've recently started a new job, and that has eaten away at my free time. Plus, as mentioned before, I don't so much plan this as write it as I go along (with some vague ideas of where I'm going). This one was tough to write/figure out.
On the other hand, as you've maybe seen linked in my journal on DA... it's gotten fan art !
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To which I say: squeeeee
I apologize again for the horrid lateness. I've recently started a new job, and that has eaten away at my free time. Plus, as mentioned before, I don't so much plan this as write it as I go along (with some vague ideas of where I'm going). This one was tough to write/figure out.
On the other hand, as you've maybe seen linked in my journal on DA... it's gotten fan art !
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To which I say: squeeeee
Shes taking things into her own hooves ........ OH GOD NO *runs around ponyville and steals all the weaponry things* Ok now we move onto chapter eight no violence no cupcakes.......NO PARTIES !
i was on the verge of crying when pinkie was about to cry xP
Sorry~ Pinkie is prone to it! She's done it several times in the series already
Wow.. well, I've just finished reading these and I have to say I am fully hooked. Your writing style is absolutely brilliant, and you have clearly made an effort with the storyline. On the negative side, I really need to know what happens right now. XD <3
Quite the prediciment our heroines have fallen into, I must say. Good work there!
When this popped into my message box I think I may have clawed at my computer screen while grinning and giggling. The withdrawl was getting to me, but the chapter has brought me back!
I wanted to say that I know going into "Rainbow somehow loses her wings" has been done, but I really love the way you're going about it here. I found the scene with her and Fluttershy to be very touching on one level but totally sad on another. Rainbow really does pour herself into flying, and it's nice to see it being treated not as her instantly doing something stupid when she loses that. I feel pretty bad saying it's been "fun" to watch her decline like this, but it has been handled well. All that being said...oh goodness gracious I can't wait to see what Pinkie is gonna try and do!
I wanted to say that I know going into "Rainbow somehow loses her wings" has been done, but I really love the way you're going about it here. I found the scene with her and Fluttershy to be very touching on one level but totally sad on another. Rainbow really does pour herself into flying, and it's nice to see it being treated not as her instantly doing something stupid when she loses that. I feel pretty bad saying it's been "fun" to watch her decline like this, but it has been handled well. All that being said...oh goodness gracious I can't wait to see what Pinkie is gonna try and do!
Thanks I must say I don't remember how I first got the idea for this. Probably after reading so many Dash in an accident/losing her wings fics. A lot of them are just bad, a few are quite good. Same with body swaps, though I haven't read any of those. I knew however they were common. It struck me that a partial swap like this... I hadn't seen before. And being an Appledash fanatic, I knew I had to give it a try.
I'm glad that people are enjoying my efforts
I'm glad that people are enjoying my efforts
Yeah I'm always intrested to see how people handle body swap stories since I'm a Trekker (and their is practically a monopoly of "transporter" acceident fics out there for body swaps!). Seeing a partial trade is intresting since for the most part they've stayed the same, although the wings are definitely a big deal it allows you a little more play room I'd imagine. And heck yes Appledash will eventually hit all corners of the market lol!
Anything else would have ventured into Discord's territory, I think. Or something along the lines of attaching some parts of the rest to one pony XD
Though I think some of that has been done...
Though I think some of that has been done...
Awesome!! I wonder what will happen next?
YAY! Update!
We're doomed.
Well worth the wait.
Great chapter with some great char developpement.
And that's probably the most forebodding ending I've ever read!
If Pinkie Pie decides to take the matter into her hooves... Metaphorical heads are going to roll XD
Great chapter with some great char developpement.
And that's probably the most forebodding ending I've ever read!
If Pinkie Pie decides to take the matter into her hooves... Metaphorical heads are going to roll XD
It was great. Even better is that I get to read this and not have to go to school!
You should have seen my reaction when I saw this in my message box. There was not so much a sound of happiness, but I pumped both fists in the air at the same time...It scared my dog, lol. Glad to FINALLY have the next chapter. I feel sad for Applejack and Rainbow Dash. BUT I know they have to make up soon, right? Great job.
The fact that this stuff that I'm just writing in my free time results in such reactions is still rather... unbelievable to me, really glad you like it!
It does give me hope for this idea for a novel I've had (not pony related ). Maybe it would turn out better than I expect. If I ever start writing
It does give me hope for this idea for a novel I've had (not pony related ). Maybe it would turn out better than I expect. If I ever start writing
Writer's are always so hard on themselves. I should know >_< But you'll surprise yourself with what you can do. That's what I love about fanfiction - there's already a fan base, so it's your story telling skills that are being judged, in many ways. I'm sure your story would be awesome I have about 10 different original stories I've been wanting to write for years - it's just getting around to it that's the hard thing, haha. But the rule of thumb is - just write. Another good one is to think you're the best author in the world when you're writing, and think you're crap when you're editing.
Now...where's that next chippie? ^_^
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Hi, due to my previous miscarriage, my doctor adviced me to have an early ultrasound tomorrow. I wil be exactly 6 weeks. I wonder what the chances are to see a hearbeat. How early did you see the hearbeat?
Anyone saw hearbeat at 6 weeks?
we saw a HB at 6 weeks exactly.
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I saw my baby's heart beat at 6w3d! It was beating 114. :)
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Great! Thank you! hopefully I will see it too tomorrow!
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We saw a hb today at 6w2d-116bpm. try not to stress to much if you don't, but I hope that you get to see your sweet lil one!
6 weeks 1 day here but it was SO small. I thought the tech was going to squint to death trying to see it. But, it was there at 125 bpm! Good luck to you!
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The Hunger Games: Team Gale or Team Peeta?
So I went a little ga-ga over the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly because… look who's on the cover!
The. Men. Of. The. Hunger. Games.
Even though I know what happens in the story, because, duh, I've read the books, I think all 'Hunger Games' fans probably favor one guy over the other.
Gale is the rugged hunter who is also Katniss' best friend while Peeta is the loyal and kind baker's son who has secretly harbored feelings for Katniss forever.
Team Gale or Team Peeta?
It's a really close call, but if we're going by the men who will be playing Gale and Peeta in the movie, then I have to go with Gale (played by Liam Hemsworth) all the way. Can you blame me?
However, Team Peeta is not too far behind. Peeta (played by Josh Hutcherson) is definitely one of those characters that grew on me more and more while I was reading the books and I have a feeling that that's going to be the case in the movie too.
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I'm Team Peeta all the way! Love him. In fact, throughout the series, I got so mad I almost threw the ebook a couple times when she seemed to be swaying the other way. I expressed my thoughts to my husband, who had already read the series…he kept saying keep reading. Glad I did:)
Peeta all the way. They go through so much together that only they understand each other. he's always protecting her (okay with the exception of one incident in Mockingjay) and he'd die to protect Katniss. Besides, they are the ones who end up living somewhat happily ever after (even after so much tragedy)
It will be interesting to see how the movie version of the book fairs. Honestly, I am kinda on the fence about the film. Other than that, great series!
Oh, and #teamgale
i meant to say that SHE (katniss) would end up with Gale, not end up confused. Im the one thats confused by the ending. lol
i seriously thought it would end with gale. i cried when i read the last part and hated how she kinda left gale in the dust back in district 2 or wherever. I was sure while reading the book, that peeta was going to die, and she would end up confused. but none of that happened so… u could say im a bit confused.
Peeta definitely has a lot of great qualities!
Lol, I tend to go back & forth too.
I'm still mad at who they picked & how they made Liam Hemsworth look ugly with that hair.
But to answer your question…lol. I was Team Gale at first but then Peeta grew on me but then I was rooting for Gale again so Idk what team I'm on. -_-
I really have to go with Team Peeta. He went all out to protect Katniss while Gale has done nothing (so far – I'm still in Catching Fire) to show that he would go the extra mile for her.
I struggled through the whole series too!! My heart still aches a little for Gale but I'm glad with the way things ended.


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Poor Old Crow is an excellent bluesy singalong track that is really enjoyable. The vocals on the counting song are superb and the harmonies reminiscent of Gram and Emmylou. Kids and adults alike must love these songs.
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Greek Orzo Salad Recipe
Tart and refreshing, this side salad is a big hit at Judy Roberts' Las Vegas, Nevada home. With all the tasty toppings—including red onion, tomatoes, olives, feta cheese and a zesty dressing—you'd never know it has just 7 grams of fat. "Tiny pasta called orzo gives it extra interest," Judy notes.
- 1 cup uncooked orzo pasta
- 6 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 1 medium red onion, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/3 cup red wine vinegar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 large tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped
- 12 pitted ripe or Greek olives, halved
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1. Cook orzo according to package directions; drain. In a large serving bowl, toss orzo with 2 teaspoons oil.
- 2. In another bowl, combine the onion, parsley, vinegar, oregano, salt, sugar, pepper and remaining oil; pour over orzo and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for 2-24 hours. Just before serving, gently stir in tomatoes, cucumber, olives and cheese. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
One serving (3/4 cup) equals 120 calories, 7 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 8 mg cholesterol, 498 mg sodium, 11 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 3 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 vegetable, 1 fat, 1/2 starch.
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Officer Hottie walks by a series of decrepit outbuildings, before coming upon the old "farmhouse," which sort of looks like it's been teleported itself. From nineteenth-century London. Officer Hottie is pensive, but walks through the mud up to the front door. She knocks on the front door, which is slowly opened by a truly creepy young girl in red muslin and ratty boots and nearly dread-locked dirty hair, who is acting inbred by holding her shoulders up by her neck. Respectable choice, I'd say. She immediately walks up to Officer Hottie and fondles her badge while asking who she is. In response to Officer Hottie's inquiries, she says her name is Missy and that her mother is dead. She goes silent when Officer Hottie asks if she can come inside, but takes the picture of Sam that Officer Hottie offers her. She's playing this nicely, making us feel sorry for her right up until she stares past Officer Hottie's right shoulder and breaks into an awful grin, turning back to O.H. to growl, "That's gonna hurt." Cut to a long shot of an old bearded man in a trucker cap whacking Officer Hottie right across the face with a shovel. Cut back to the porch, where the old man says, "Missy, sweetheart. Go tell your brothers I wanna see them," and Missy responds with eyes nearly rolled back in her head, "Yes, Day-ddy." Good old Minnesotan stock.
Back at the police cruiser, Dean reaches for the antenna at the back of the car, splaying himself out very nicely. He reaches and groans. The whining growling truck approaches. Dean keeps reaching. The two camo guys from the Jenkins murder park the truck camper and proceed down the muddy lane on foot. Dean, still reaching. They've gone with what sounds like a sitar in the background for this scene. Which I'm liking, in a "Minnesota as both Deep South and Far East" sort of way. Dean finally snaps the antenna off and starts working it into the handcuff lock. Cut to the camo men coming out of the woods, cut back to Dean fiddling, cut back to the boys, cut back to...Dean gone! The camo boys laugh about how they've never seen their dad that mad before, as they use Officer Hottie's keys to open the car door and get in.Back in the barn, Officer Hottie has been knocked out, stripped down to a white tee, and locked in a cage. She slowly comes to, and Sam asks if she is okay. She tells him that his "cousin" is looking for him and then expresses regret over having cuffed him to her car. A moment please: why does she still think Dean is Sam's "cousin"? The barn door creaks open, and we pan up a figure wearing blue jeans who turns out to be Dean. Dean sort of saunters around, and we keep cutting between him and Sam and Officer Hottie looking scared, but as far as I can tell from the physical layout of the space, both Sam and Officer Hottie should be able to see that it is just Dean. Grrr. Dean finally spots Sam and rushes the twelve inches over to the cage. Officer Hottie asks how he got out of the cuffs and Dean responds that he knows "a trick or two." Mmmmm.


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'cause f*ck you, that's why! by norigohanWatch
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Miku - Max3
XDDDD I dun know why but I counted the words
Vocaloids suddenly are British. *ding*
thats my favorite miku model becuse of that face XD
This actually made me laugh xD
I can't believe I actually counted number of words in this pic ._.
if actions speak louder than words then why is charades so difficult to play?
Maybe because we're not used of using actions as words or a way communicating for things that are complex? I don't know, is that a trick question?
true logic
Wow, this is a lot like my work. You should check it out, the resemblance is uncanny.
To funny 8D
Oh, lord. My sides hurt from laughing way to much at this. XD
*dies of laughter* This made my day 8'D
You win all life. XDDD
You win all life. XDDD
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Average grade: 4.4 %
Length: 28 km
Height start: 920 m
Height top: 2149 m
Ascent: 1229 m
Maximum: 12 %
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Difficulty ranking world: 1461 (all)
Ranking Switzerland: 155 (all)
Ranking Alps: 545 (all)
Difficulty score: 102.23 what?
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In this lesson plan students will design a planetary surface rover to conduct a planetary surface investigation. It uses the 5E learning cycle and is designed around an essential question: How will creating a prototype of your rover help you prepare... (View More) for the Mars Rover Celebration? The lesson objectives are to: learn about scientific careers to gain a better understanding of a sampling of careers that have contributed to designing and developing Curiosity; draw a detailed, final-design sketch/diagram of the rover that will be built; identify missions, requirements and features of the rover using labels and captions when necessary. A number of appendices are provided, including standards alignment. This is Lesson 12 of the middle school version of the 6-week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
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Our diets may not be enough.
Teens are notoriously lax when it comes to healthy food, but many Americans have nutritional gaps in their diets - even when they try to eat a healthy diet. Multivitamins can help fill those gaps.
Because it provides a strong nutritional foundation that also helps fill the gaps most often seen in teen diets.
Doctor's Choice Female Teens includes calcium and magnesium, to help support bone health* plus vitamin B6 which is involved in some of the hormonal processes of the menstrual cycle.* Rising estrogen levels in teenage girls changes the way their bodies handle vitamin B6, which increases their requirement for this nutrient.*
Additionally, vitamin A and C support skin health.* While iron is included as well - iron deficiency can be a problem for teenage girls - they lose iron every month during their menstrual cycles, and may not replenish enough through dietary sources alone.
Take 4 tablets daily. Can be taken as 1 or 2 tablets with each meal.
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I would like to share my most recent books that were published!
"Jesse Robredo was mayor of Naga for 19 years. He was a good, honest and hardworking mayor who led by example. He believed that every Nagueño must do for his or her own part in helping make the city a better one. Jesse was also a sweet husband to his wife, Leni, and a cool Papa to his daughters, Aika, Tricia, and Jillian. Their happy home was always filled with love and laughter. One day, the President of the Philippines invited Jesse to be part of his cabinet, so that Jesse could continue to do good work for the Filipino people. This is the story of how Jesse's honesty and integrity inspired millions of people to live better lives themselves." (published Feb 2013)
"This is the story of how a young girl from Manila dreamed big, worked hard, sang her heart out, and became an international superstar. Lea Salonga is an actor and a singer who has performed on stages all over the world. She has won many great awards! She is most famous for her role of Kim in Miss Saigon. She is also the singing voice of two Disney heroines—Princess Jasmine and Mulan. She is every bit a princess because of how she has always followed her heart." (published Oct 2013)
So...yes, it was a productive--albeit stressful--year. Now that the last book is done, I feel like my brain has gone into permanent vacation mode. I actually have my weeknights and weekends back, and my brain is still slowly re-accustoming itself to the concept of free time. At the moment I am currently marathoning Breaking Bad (now at season 4, yo!) because everyone around me keeps bugging me to watch it. Someone also gifted me The Walking Dead on Steam for my birthday (lol) so I am playing it. I am such a chicken that I just have to freak out every time a zombie appears. x_x
Also, there will be a book signing event next week for Princess Lea, and hopefully I'll get to meet Lea Salonga for realsies!!! Super stoked, but at the same time I am also dreading being a part of the Q&A panel. Public speaking is not my favorite activity in the world. Fingers crossed that I don't forget how to speak coherent, intelligible sentences at the event.
UPDATE Nov 18, 2013:
So, the book launch event yesterday went well! I got to sit beside her while we signed books together, and it was such a treat listening to her humming and singing along to the background Disney music that was playing during the event. Aaah, one of the happiest days of my life. * U *
When I look back on all the things that brought me to where I am right now, I just feel reaaaaaally thankful and lucky.
- Reading: Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe
- Watching: Cooking Show with Jesse and Mr. White
- Playing: The Walking Dead
- Eating: Toblerone
Children's Books by RinianWatch
©2013-2016 Rinian
cool, congrats! ^^ very pretty and cute style.
OMG these are so amazing!! Congratulations Bless you. Mabuhay ang Pinoy!
Congratulations! Both covers are *gorgeous* and I'm sure the insides match It's a lovely thing, to illustrate for children's books.
congratulations. I'm a bit jealous. I've always wanted to do a children's book.
Ahh, congrats, atchi! ;A; They both look like really cute books!
Awww the covers are totally adorable, I can not imagine how sweet the other illustrations can be! Congratulations for being published!!
And The Walking Dead is one of the greatest game ever, but be careful, it wil make you cry both out of fear *AND* sadness
Enjoy your vacation, you deserve it!
And The Walking Dead is one of the greatest game ever, but be careful, it wil make you cry both out of fear *AND* sadness
Enjoy your vacation, you deserve it!
I wish you would meet Lea Salonga as well. Fingers crossed!


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1/23/2004, Malgorzata Wozniacka, San Francisco Chronicle
"Jodie's a tiny hole-in-the wall with loyal following - Homey spot has customers pitching in"
6/30/2006, Chip Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle
"The world in a hole-in-the-wall - Diminutive diner heaps up helpings of hams, eggs and humor - family style"
12/23/2007, Karola Saekel, San Francisco Chronicle
"Cook's Night Out: Robin
8/17/2008, James Boo, The Eaten Path
"Something Different"
1/7/2009, James Boo, The Eaten Path
"The Audacity of Breakfast"
1/9/2010, Ayako Mie, Albany Patch
"Eat Well and Be Happy at Jodie's Restaurant"
3/31/11, Stacy Finz, San Francisco Chronicle
"Jodie's in Albany: Southern-Style Diner"
5/8/11, Janice Nieder, Special to The Chronicle
"In Praise of Small Pleasures"
5/19/11, James Boo, Serious Eats Blog
" A Sandwich a Day: Charles' Grilled Cheese at Jodie's in Albany, CA
7/29/11, Emile Raguso, The Albany Patch
"Fried Chicken is Out, but Jodie's is So Much More"
11/3/11, Emile Raguso, The Albany Patch
"Catch Jodie's While You Can (And Help, If You Can)"
3/5/12, James Boo, Serious Eats Blog
"Why You Should Become a Regular at Jodie's in Albany, CA"
2/27/13, Albany Patch Staff, Albany Patch
"Jodie's Restaurant Makes a 'Top Ten' List"
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"Ten Local Favorites, Old and New, Reveal the Depth and Breath of the East Bay Food Scene"
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Jody Sowell has been promoted to director of exhibitions and research at the Missouri History Museum, where he oversees the design, curation, production and maintenance of physical exhibitions, online initiatives and other activities of the curatorial staff. Prior to his seven years at the museum, he worked in journalism, asRead more
Joaquin E. (Quino) Martinez is an attorney and partner in the real estate transactions, development and finance practice of Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, PA in Orlando, FL. He has received an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest for an attorney, for his legal expertise, ethical behavior and overallRead more
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Drew Christopher, Ph.D., has been at Albion College in Albion, MI, since 2001, where he is a psychological science professor. Recently he was presented the 2013 Robert S. Daniel Teaching Excellence Award from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology at the national American Psychological Association convention in Honolulu. HeRead more
Marty Rogers has practiced law for the past 20 years and served on the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland (TX) board of directors since 2004. She is chair of outreach for First Christian Church of Garland and teaches Sunday School. Marty has the distinction of being the only individualRead more
The Rev. Mark McDonald is a new member of the board of trustees for Hendrix College in Conway, AR, and an alumnus of the school. He is senior pastor at First United Methodist Church in Jacksonville, where he serves as chaplain for the Jacksonville Police Department and is active inRead more
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Deadline April 29: Partners-Showcase Your Modern Best Practice Success at Oracle OpenWorld '15
By "Jim Lein, Oracle Midsize-Oracle" on Apr 21, 2015
We launched Modern Best Practice at Oracle OpenWorld last September. The response has been overwhelming. The pages are getting more traffic than I-25 through Denver at rush hour.
Shaped by the latest technology—cloud, social, mobile, analytics, Big Data, IoT—Modern Best Practice articulates how you execute to achieve consistently superior results.
Deadline for Submitting Proposals for Oracle OpenWorld '15 Sessions is Wednesday April 29!
This year at Oracle OpenWorld '15 we look forward to seeing sessions that illustrate Modern Best Practice. Adopting Modern Best Practice allows our customers to do business in ways that their old systems could not support; do business in ways they might not even imagined to be possible.
Here are a few examples:
Solairus Aviation—Seamless Finance, Projects, & HR Cloud enables competitive advantage, " When our CEO goes into new business pitches he's going to be able to demonstrate this transparency that Oracle ERP Cloud is able to give us and it's going to set us apart from the marketplace."—Mark Dennen, CFO
Dell—"Within the first four months of launching this tool, we had over 7900 job shares through the Oracle social sourcing tool so what could have taken several months to do we can now do in a matter of days."—Diane Paquet, Director of HR Technology
Lifesize, USA—"The Oracle Marketing Cloud is at the forefront of driving our customer growth. We'e generated over $100 of pipeline generated just from the marketing programs we ran." Megan Lueders, VP of Marketing
Feel free to contact me if you have ideas you'd like to discuss (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Go to Oracle Call for Proposals to learn how to submit your proposal.
Oracle for Midsize Businesses
Modern Best Practice exploits new capabilities made possible by cloud, mobile, social, analytics, big data, and IoT, making it possible for your organization to achieve more, faster and with fewer resources. It is flexible, supports growth and innovation, and enables new ways to achieve consistently superior performance.
The views expressed here are my own, and not necessarily those of Oracle.