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I am not sure if this is the correct forum section, but I wanted some straightforward, unprejudice advice.
I have had the goal of working in the Japanese animation industry for some time now(what most people term as "Anime"), but the problem is of course my lack of animation and japanese-language education. I know only know of a few remaining 2D animation programs here in the US, and the one in the US that appeals me most is the one at BYU, but at my intelligence-level I feel that I will need to finish a lot of basic college courses here in Texas before they would consider me eligible.
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I am indebted to Amity Shlaes for gently correcting a joke of mine that dates back to July 8, 1972. On that day in the New York Times, I joshed that President Calvin Coolidge "probably spent more time napping than any President in the nation's history" and therefore was a successful president. My joke was a play on an earlier joke by H.L. Mencken, and now Ms. Shlaes has corrected both of us.
She has written a very impressive biography titled simply "Coolidge," wherein she never mentions Cal's naps but rather what made him the most successful president of the 1920s. He reversed the economic insolvency of President Woodrow Wilson, and set the economy on the road to growth, a road made rocky by Cal's successor, President Herbert Hoover, and rockier still by Hoover's successor, Franklin Roosevelt.
Though one would not know it today, Coolidge was the most successful president of the 1920s. Serving as vice president, he succeeded President Warren G. Harding, who died in August 1923. Coolidge won the presidency outright in 1924 with 54 percent of the vote over Democrat John W. Davis, who got 28.8 percent of the vote, and the Progressive, Robert M. La Follette, who won just 16.6 percent of the vote. Moreover, Coolidge had won every race he ever entered from his first run for city councilman in 1898 to the governorship of Massachusetts in 1918, usually by astoundingly large margins. His combination of civility, effectiveness, standing by the law and, as president, tax cuts, budget balancing and growth was wildly popular with American voters, as was his singular asset, taciturnity.
He even outdid President Ronald Reagan on the economy. Reagan inherited President Jimmy Carter's anemic economy. He cut taxes and, with Paul Volcker as his guide, cut inflation. He put the economy on a growth curve for years thereafter. Yet, as Ms. Shlaes points out, Reagan failed to reduce the deficit -- though he did reduce it as a percentage of GDP -- and he failed to cut the federal budget.
Coolidge not only cut the federal budget, he cut the top income tax rate to 25 percent, 3 percentage points lower than Reagan's 1986 tax cuts, and the economy grew. Coolidge reduced the national debt from $28 billion to $17.65 billion with a combination of economies and tax cuts. He actually balanced the budget. When he returned to his Massachusetts home in 1929, he left the federal budget smaller than it was when he had arrived in Washington in 1921. Of equal importance, the economy was now solidly growing.
The total 5.7 million unemployed in July 1921 had dropped to 1.8 million. Manufacturing had climbed by a third since 1921, and iron and steel production had doubled. Finally the revenue acts of 1921, 1924 and 1928 represented strong growth despite tax reduction. Something was working.
Coolidge's secretary of the treasury, Andrew Mellon, called it "scientific taxation." Today we would call his tax plan supply-side economics. By cutting marginal tax rates, Coolidge and Mellon goaded economic activity and raised tax revenue. Yet through all the years of his presidency, Coolidge, along with Mellon, had to fight off big spenders -- not only the Democrats, but also those Republicans infected with a kind of influenza for Big Government called progressivism. There were great projects such as the hydroelectric project called Muscle Shoals, and there were noble gestures such as the veterans' pensions that kept the pressure on the administration to spend and tax and burst the budget.
Cal resisted most of these impulses with his pocket veto and 50 vetoes, but it wore him down. In 1927 he cryptically signed a message to the world: "I do not choose to run for President in 1928." Hoover ran and returned the progressive impulse to Washington.
So, Ms. Shlaes, I was wrong. Coolidge was a great man, but not because of his napping. He accomplished what he did by cutting taxes and cutting budgets. It took a lot of energy and fortitude.
R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr. is founder and editor-in-chief of The American Spectator and an adjunct scholar at the Hudson Institute. He is the author most recently of "The Death of Liberalism" (Thomas Nelson, 2012).
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It's officially the fall season and it's time to break out the warmer clothing we've packed up during spring cleaning. Every year it's the same story with my son— His jackets are too small! Now that he is in school, I have to make sure he has the correct wardrobe that not only fits well but will keep him warm. Fall season jackets are the first thing we go shopping for.
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You don't often see cute and simple baseball jackets. Though this jacket has a little more padding than my son is use to, it fit like a glove! He liked that it had pockets for his toys and that it had the number 9. I liked that it was easy for him to button up and take off.
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Granite Bay goalie Reeves is U.S. Lacrosse All-American
Katrina Reeves of Granite Bay High School was named to the U.S. Lacrosse High School All-America team.
Reeves, who will be a senior in the fall, was one of 14 goalies selected. She allowed 5.65 goals per game while Granite Bay averaged 14.65. Reeves averaged 16.8 saves per game with a 66-percent save percentage. She also caused 53 turnovers.
Grizzlies coach Stu Brokowsky nominated Reeves, a two-time team MVP and defensive MVP in her freshman year.
"She earned it in terms of talent," Brokowsky said. "I … explained she's as good as any of them (in the Bay Area). She works hard, plays on a traveling team, takes lessons. Like anything else, you get out what you put in, and she puts in a lot of extra time."
A three-time pick on the All-Sacramento Valley Lacrosse Conference first team, Reeves carries a 4.0 grade-point average and has given a verbal commitment to San Diego State University.
Brokowsky described Reeves as a great competitor who's fearless.
"Most goalies have a crease, and most never leave the crease," he said. "She will go out there for loose balls, intercept passes, so she again takes the position to a level that has obviously attracted her to San Diego State, that they want her, because she will do the extra things."
Marinoble's fighter puts title on line
Max Griffin will make the first defense of his West Coast Fighting welterweight championship when he meets Kenny Ento tonight as part of a triple main event at the Yuba Sutter Fairgrounds, 1234 C Street in Yuba City.
Griffin (4-0), who fights out of Marinoble's in Roseville, won the 170-pound title with a first-round knockout of veteran Jaime Jara in January at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds in Placerville.
Marinoble's fighter Justin Baseman (9-2) also will be on the card, which has 17 scheduled bouts.
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Recorded: Friday, November 20, 2015
Robert Higgs Senior Fellow in Political Economy for the Independent Institute talks about his latest book Taking a Stand: Reflections on Life, Liberty, and the Economy (2015) in this interview conducted by Aaron Ross Powell and Trevor Burrus from Libertarianism.org
This podcast was produced by Libertarianism.org, a Cato Institute project. November 20, 2015.
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Recorded: Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Research Fellow Sheldon Richman is interviewed on KTRS radios Larry Conners USA program, to talk about the 2016 presidential candidates and their stance on freedom and peace. Most seem eager for a war and support restrictions on markets and free trade. The race for president is a race to the bottom, according to Richman. Where are the candidates who promote peace and free enterprise?
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Founder and President of the Independent Institute, David Theroux is interviewed by Ave Maria Radio President Al Kresta at the Napa Institute Annual Conference. Also President of the C.S. Lewis Society of California, David Theroux talks about C.S. Lewiss writings on liberty and Christianity and how Lewis became one of the best-read and most influential writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty
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Recorded: Monday, April 20, 2015
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Recorded: Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland, author of Partitioning for Peace, appeared on "Doug Stephan's Good Day" radio program. Eland talks about the state of terrorism in the Iraq and whether the US creates more of a problem with its intervention. He also discusses the question of how ISIS is different than other terror groups.
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Many questions remain not only unanswered but unasked.
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- Jun 28:
- Witness in Darrent Williams case likely to enter witness protection
- Apr 5:
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- Oct 21:
- No reward yet awarded in Darrent Williams killing
- May 19:
- Two plead guilty to contempt for not testifying at Willie Clark trial
- May 15:
- Defense lawyers in witness-killing case want to see two detectives' personnel files
- May 1:
- Clark sentenced to life in prison, with additional 1,152 years, for Darrent Williams' murder
After Denver police Detective Mike Martinez called Rosalind Williams on Wednesday afternoon with news of an indictment in her son Darrent's death, she knew where she wanted to be: by her son's side."I had to go sit with him at the gravesite for about 45 minutes. Just talking and trying to get peace. This is just the beginning. Not only do we want an indictment, we want a conviction," Rosalind Williams said Wednesday evening from her Texas home.
"I told him justice is on its way. We've got a long process ahead."
After a 21-month investigation, a grand jury indicted alleged gang member Willie DeWayne Clark in the Jan. 1, 2007, shooting of Darrent Williams, a Denver Broncos cornerback.
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- Browse a slide show of images from Willie Clark's first court appearance for the murder.
- View the indictment of Willie Clark
- Read the coroner's 9-page report on the death of Darrent Williams.
- View a Darrent Williams slideshow
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- Discuss your memories on All Things Broncos blog.
- Send condolences to the Williams family via their guest book.
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- Read The Broncos Interviews: Darrent Williams
- Read the Jan. 2, 2007 article: City, team, kin reel from brutal killing.
Williams memorial services
- Watch Pat Bowlen's comments
- Watch Mike Shanahan's eulogy
- Watch Al Wilson's comments
- Watch Keith Burns' comments
- Watch Tatum Bell's comments
- Watch John Lynch's eulogy
- Watch Bill Williamson's comments
- Listen to Broncos Coach Mike Shanahan's eulogy
- Listen to Broncos owner Pat Bowlen's eulogy
- Listen to Broncos teammate Al Wilson's eulogy
- Listen to Broncos teammate John Lynch's eulogy
The 39-count indictment alleges Clark opened fire from an SUV on the stretch limo that Williams, teammate Javon Walker, 14 others and a driver were in after a New Year's Eve celebration.
Clark, 25, already is in federal custody on gang-related drug charges.
At an afternoon news conference at Denver police headquarters Wednesday, Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey said he had not yet decided whether he will seek the death penalty for Clark. More people could be charged, but he would not say how soon.
"This investigation is not over," he said.
There was no single "tipping point," he said, but the indictment alleges that a witness who was in the SUV with Clark has told authorities that Clark fired shots at Williams' limo. The indictment also states that Clark admitted to Martinez that he wrote a jailhouse letter in which he admits to the shooting.
A man who was in the federal holding facility with Clark intercepted the letter and provided it to authorities after initially bringing it to the Rocky Mountain News in May.
In the letter, Clark writes of his worry that a witness saw him shoot from the SUV, a Chevrolet Tahoe.
The witness "seen me with the gun and shoot out the whip," he wrote, using slang for a car, according to the newspaper.
Williams, 24, was shot in the neck and died in the arms of Walker, who has since left the team.
Williams, a former Oklahoma State University standout, had just completed his second NFL season after being drafted in the second round by the Broncos in 2005. The team had played its final game of the season only hours before the fatal shooting.
Former teammates react
At the Broncos training facility, and across the area, Williams' former teammates reacted Wednesday with a mixture of optimism, relief and anxiety about the ensuing trial of Clark.
Current Broncos long-snapper Mike Leach said, "There was a little relief when we heard, but now the waiting game starts over again."
Williams' best friend on the team, Domonique Foxworth, now playing in Atlanta, said he had faith that the guilty would be punished by God, but the indictment did not bring him peace.
"They have to live with that. They will have to live with the God they pray to," he said of those responsible for the slaying. "I understood that finding him and (indicting) him would be a big deal to people. But for me, it doesn't really bring any joy or closure or anything like that."
Another former Broncos defensive back, John Lynch, reflected on a recent fundraiser for the Darrent Williams Teen Center in Denver.
"It was a wonderful night, but one of the things we all talked about was it would be nice to find resolution to this whole thing," said Lynch, who was co-chairman of the event.
"Hopefully for Rosalind and all her family and his family that this helps brings closure. I think for everyone, it helps brings closure. From that standpoint, I couldn't be happier."
The grand jury found that a dispute started in The Shelter nightclub at 10th Avenue and Broadway after a New Year's Eve party. It was Safari Club night at the nightclub. The argument became physical and continued outside the club where it was captured on surveillance cameras after the club closed at 1:30 a.m.
A witness said a member of Williams' party was seen holding Clark by the head.
When the limousine carrying Williams, Walker and others left, a white Tahoe pulled alongside it at Speer Boulevard and West 11th Avenue, and one or more people in the Tahoe opened fire.
Williams and two others were hit. Williams died almost instantly. Nicole Reindl was hit in the head, and Brandon Flowers was shot in the buttocks; both survived.
A witness who was in the Tahoe said Clark was at the wheel and fired into the limousine, according to the indictment. Morrissey said, "Obviously there was more than one shooter," because 15 shots were fired from two guns, a .40-caliber pistol and a .45-caliber weapon. Williams was killed by a shot from the .40-caliber handgun.
The witness, who is not identified in the indictment, was sitting behind the front-seat passenger. A friend of Clark's named Mario Anderson was sitting next to the witness in the back seat, while Kataina Jackson-Keeling was in the front seat next to Clark, according to the witness.
The Tahoe belonged to Brian Kenneth Hicks, who police have said is the leader of the Elite Eight, a sect of the Denver Tre Tre Crips gang.
Hicks was in custody on an unrelated case in the Denver County Jail at the time of the shooting.
Officials would not discuss any other other suspects Wednesday.
A difficult chase
Morrissey and law-enforcement officers said the investigation had been difficult as they tried to pierce the secrecy, or at times misleading information, provided by Clark's friends.
David Fisher, the Denver Police Department's chief of investigations, said he would recommend the $102,000 reward for an arrest in the case be provided to no one.
"This case was solved by law enforcement and the Denver district attorney's office working together," he said.
Clark, whose aliases include "Little Let Loose," "Lil' Let" and "Lil' Willie," faces the possibility of the death penalty or a minimum of life in prison if convicted.
He is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, sixteen counts of attempted first-degree murder, two counts of second-degree assault, illegal discharge of a firearm, sixteen crime-of-violence counts (which increases the sentence) and two counts of possession of a weapon by a previous offender.
Police sources previously have identified Clark as a person of interest in the shooting, along with Vernon Edwards and Daniel "Pony Tail" Harris. All three have been indicted in a wide-ranging drug and gang-conspiracy case involving the Tre Tre Crips.
Edwards has pleaded guilty in the drug case and federal prosecutors filed papers Wednesday seeking to postpone his sentencing while Edwards cooperates with authorities.
"The defendant's cooperation is not complete," the motion said.
Edwards' attorney has maintained that Edwards was not in the Tahoe and has no knowledge of the Williams killing.
Papers filed in Harris' federal drug case have been ordered sealed, and his lawyer has filed a notice that the case is nearing completion. He asked a judge to allow Harris to be excused from making any court appearances with other alleged members of the Tre Tre Crips.
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Jan. 1, 2007 — Darrent Williams is killed and others are wounded in a drive-by shooting after leaving a New Year's Eve party. Shots were fired from a white Chevrolet Tahoe SUV that pulled alongside Williams' limo at West 11th Avenue and Speer Boulevard in Denver. The shooting followed an argument outside the club between Williams' friends and a group of men.
Jan. 4 — Denver police locate the abandoned Tahoe, spray-painted dark gray, in Green Valley Ranch. The SUV is registered to reputed gang leader Brian Kenneth Hicks, already in jail on attempted- murder and drug charges. Authorities allege that Hicks is the leader of the Elite Eight, a sect of the Denver Tre Tre Crips gang.
Jan. 5 — Willie DeWayne Clark, 24, is arrested at his lawyer's office on charges unrelated to Williams' death, but he is described by police as "someone we wanted to talk to" about the killing.
Feb. 2 — Now considered a "person of interest" by Denver police, Clark is sentenced to 180 days in prison for parole violations.
June 12 — U.S. marshals spot Daniel "Ponytail" Harris on a flight roster of passengers from Cancún, Mexico, and arrest him on federal drug charges when his plane lands at Denver's airport. Police sources identify him and another man as persons of interest in the Williams case. The third man, Vernon Edwards, is already in federal custody.
July 6 — Clark is transferred to federal custody after his indictment in a sweeping gang and drug case involving 72 people.
Oct. 17 — Federal prosecutors reveal in court papers that they are pursuing a plea agreement with Edwards in the drug case. His lawyer says he knows nothing about the Williams killing.
May 30, 2008 — The Rocky Mountain News reports that a former federal inmate provided authorities with a letter Clark wrote in prison in which he says he fired shots at Williams' limousine.
July 5 — Clark, Harris and Hicks are charged in a federal indictment with operating a continuing criminal enterprise.
Oct. 7 — Clark is indicted in Williams' killing.


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October Car Sales Point to an Auto Rebound
Buoyed by consumers' increased confidence in the U.S. economy, automakers with few exceptions reported higher sales of cars and trucks in the U.S. during October compared to a year ago.
Buoyed by consumers' increased confidence in the U.S. economy, automakers with few exceptions reported higher sales of cars and trucks in the U.S. during October compared to a year ago.
GM said Wednesday its overall sales in October rose modestly on higher demand for pickup trucks and crossover vehicles.
Automakers on Wednesday are expected to report a mixed picture for October: mostly better than a year ago, but down slightly from September. Still, the pace appears strong enough that the upper end of full-year sales forecasts of 11.5 million to 12 million units is reachable.
Autoworkers laid off from a General Motors plant in Orion Township, Mich., have until the end of the day Tuesday to decide whether to take jobs at the automaker's Lordstown assembly plant, some 250 miles away in neighboring Ohio.
Though vehicle sales have underperformed some analyst expectations in recent months, results are much improved compared to those of a year ago. The industry is seeing a broad trend that is benefiting nearly all automakers.
General Motors unveiled plans Thursday to build a new compact Buick sedan at an idled plant in Michigan that once built Pontiacs. The automaker will invest $145 million to retool the Orion Assembly plant, which will build the new Buick Verano sedan as well as a yet-unnamed small Chevrolet car, GM said during a press briefing at the plant, about 40 miles north of Detroit.
GM is expected to announce the production of a new compact car for Buick -- the Verano. The upscale sedan will be assembled in a former Pontiac plant in Orion Township, Mich., helping to restore 1,200 jobs at the facility.
Auto sales turned in a strong performance in September. "People seem to be saying, 'It's not as quite as scary anymore,'" says Arthur Wheaton, automotive analyst at Cornell University's ILR School.
General Motors reported Friday that overall vehicle sales in September 2010 climbed 10.5% on a year-over-year basis, based on strong demand for its new generation of crossover vehicles. Among its four core brands -- Buick, Cadillac, GMC and Chevrolet -- GM sales rose 22%.
Overall demand for new cars and trucks, while better than a year ago, is likely to be lower than that recorded in August, itself an unimpressive month. That would mean auto sales are stuck in a four-month-long rut.
General Motors' share of the U.S. automobile market is expected to slip to 18% in September, the third lowest ever recorded by the Detroit automaker.
U.S. auto sales started off strong over the Labor Day holiday weekend, but have since dropped significantly, according to analysis by car-buying guide Edmunds.com.
As expected, automakers Wednesday reported sluggish sales for August. The nation's anemic economic recovery kept consumers away from dealerships, despite generous end-of-model-year incentives on the part of many manufacturers.
GM reported Wednesday that sales fell 25% in August as the U.S. economic recovery appeared to stall and cautious consumers held back on buying cars. But despite the downturn, GM officials said they remain upbeat that the hard-hit auto industry will continue to improve in the months ahead.
Auto sales braked sharply in August, starting out strong, then slowing to a level that may be the lowest in 28 years. The slowing economy made nervous consumers hesitant to buy, despite the bevy of end-of-model-year deals.
General Motors is recalling 243,403 vehicles because of a potential safety problem where safety belts could appear to be properly latched when they are not. The recall affects 2009-2010 models of the Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia and Saturn Outlook, GM said today in a statement. Most of the vehicles are in the United States, with several thousand exported vehicles in countries such as Canada and Mexico also affected.
Akerson will need to convince shareholders that GM, which is only a year out of bankruptcy and has posted just two profitable quarters, is a worthy investment. He'll also have to make sure the carmaker's dramatic turnaround is built to last.
Among domestic makes, Ford Motor, General Motors and Chrysler Group all reported total increases in the single digits, but Japanese giants Toyota and Honda slipped. Beyond those, carmakers in Asia and Europe pretty much all had a solid month.
Monthly sales at Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC rose smartly compared with a year ago, when GM was just exiting bankruptcy. The company's new sales VP says "from our standpoint we actually see a low risk" of a double-dip recession.
General Motors reported vehicle sales rose 5.4% in July compared to last year, as cautious consumers continued to buy new cars and trucks. Among its four remaining core brands -- Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC -- the Detroit auto giant said sales rose 24.6% above prior-year levels.
Analysts' expectations are that sales rose to the highest levels of the year last month, reaching an annualized rate of 11.9 million units. Eager to make room for 2011 models on dealers' lots, automakers have hiked incentives, drawing summertime bargain-hunters.
Ford Motor and General Motors, the two largest U.S. auto makers, reported higher sales in January, as consumers steered cleared of the showrooms of the companies' nearest Japanese competitor, Toyota Motor, which is mired in massive recall involving millions of vehicles.
Toyota says it is considering expanding its recent recall of 2.3 million vehicles in the U.S. to include millions more sold in Europe. Problems with unintended acceleration caused by faulty parts have led to at least 30 accidents.
Strong demand for some General Motors models is causing the Detroit auto maker to consider reopening some plants it closed in recent months as GM downsized its business. Plants that build the Chevrolet Equinox, GMC Terrain and Cadillac SRX crossover vehicles and the Buick LaCrosse sedan are at capacity and can't meet demand, said Mark Reuss, GM's North America president, speaking to reporters at the Detroit auto show that got underway Monday.
Kraft Foods boosted its offer for British candy maker Cadbury following Monday's announced $3.7 billion sale of Kraft's pizza business to Nestlé. But it remains to be seen whether Cadbury will bite on the sweetened offer. See what other news could affect stock prices today.
Once icons of American industrial might, GM and Chrysler have cut jobs, closed plants, eliminated models and shed storied brands. Racing to turn business around, both companies still have a long way to go to convince consumers their products are worthy of consideration.
Unswayed by the latest offer from Dutch sports car maker Spyker Cars, Detroit-based GM is preparing to mothball Saab for good, The Economic Times has reported, citing a news report published Wednesday in Sweden.
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Country Responses to Massive Capital Flows
The emergence of a select group of developing countries as destinations for private portfolio investments in the 1990s (and the subsequent peso crisis in Mexico in 1994) has rekindled the old issues about the responsabilities and capacities public authorities have with regard to managing the absorption of these resources. This paper discusses the purposes public authorities might have in resisting these flows and presents a model of how authorities might intervene through their domestic financial system.
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Another optimistic personal experience from here. My DH was diagnosed with a spinal tumor a couple years ago, but it was non-cancerous, and PT and stopping the blood flow to it was all that was needed.
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Profile: Sailor Teikaen by MahouChikaraWatch
Also in case if u wanted to know; she's the one who gives Sailor Mars and Sailor Uranus's "Brillare" forms...
Ryuukiko Hiokaze (left)
She's very confident being and loves performing. This is mostly her casual wear when she's not on the spotlight. She likes to be simple with neutral sleeveless vest with a belt to hug her curve; with any printed sleeved blouses along with skirts with pop of color *like red* and with a pair of brown ankle length boots.
Sailor Teikaen (center)
Ryuukiko's senshi form. I have to say it; I LOVE HER FUKU!!!!!!!
Princess Yhena (right)
This is her royal attire. Yes, in this form, she has very long hair and is loose. She's the only princess that wear hats; yes she loves to wear them. Her dress has different pieces but enjoys wearing anything with ruffles.
Name: Ryuukiko Hiokaze
Meaning: Rising Child of Flamin Wind
Nickname: Ryu
Age: 18
Birthday: July 25
Zodiac Sign: Leo
Height: 5'4"
Blood Type: A
Hair: Chestnut; held with an red clips; pulled to her neck which feathers out
Eyes: Pine Green
Skin Tone: Fair
Likes: Performing, being on the spotlight, Coconut Shrimp
Dislikes: Competitive performers stealing her routines, Backing down on a challenge
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Gemstone: Ruby
Favorite Subject: Performing Arts
Least Favorite: Math
Ryuukiko is very enthusiastic and highly confident towards her love of performing. She can be very passionate and devoting towards everyone; especially to her fans. As a performer; she shows her true personality on stage; daring and feisty. She always sets her heart on pleasing with graceful and yet wild routines which always admire her skills.
With Mukeiko; she always is a helping hand and shows her guidance on how to control her behavior before she reverts to her true colors. Her feeling towards her team mates remains the same but mostly gets along with Assaku due to needing help with fashion.
Mother: Touji Hiokaze
Father: Kao Hiokaze
Circus Partner: Kasaiku
Occupation: Circus Performer
Crush: Mukeiko Shinsei
Only child of circus parents and is proud of what she has become. Her mother was an animal tamer and her father; a knife thrower whom she admires alot. At a young age; she had a talent like her father and always wanted to try becoming an performer like he was. As years went on; her parents retired and wanted Ryuukiko to reside a normal life rather than on the spotlight, but she denied as she told her parents the decision she made. On which that's something she wanted to do and never backs down when sets her heart and mind on. Her parent respected her wish and from there on is accompanied by a guy named Kasaiku as she said her goodbyes.
She currently lives with Kasaiku whom she's trained under and also her partner in routines. She respect and admires him, but soon realizes his feelings towards her are strong but reacts calmly. On that faithful day; Ryuukiko had her chance to relax but discovers an injured woman clutching her dog. She approaches them but soon realize the woman named Mukeiko was totally in raged. Ryuukiko comforted her which eventually soften Mukeiko's behavior which the connection between the two grew.
As weeks passed by; the two women grew closer and from now on, Ryuukiko always does in any way she can to help Mukeiko and offers her to work alongside with her and Kasaiku. Ryuukiko eventually surprises Mukeiko a companion; a dog named Shimo.
Sailor Soldier:
Sailor Name: Sailor Teikaen
Introduction: "My blades guide me the way and you shall witness its skills! The superu soldier; Sailor Teikaen."
Power: Fire "Primary" and Wind "Secondary"
Symbol: Shown in pic
Transformation Item: Teikaen Magic Stick
Transformation Phrase: Dual Wielder Teikaen.....Cast up!
Transformation: Ryuukiko holds the item on the left as the orb glows with the symbol engulfing in flames. Waves it around instantly; changes to the brooch as flames dances around to encase her and dies out into a gust of wind revealing Teikaen.
Weapon: Enkou Blades
Burning Ring
She'll raise her left hand to her brooch which will glow thus her right hand lowers down as the ground around her summons an ring of fire rising around her. This move will burn an enemy if they get too close or she'll instantly tosses towards them.
Enkou Igniting Shooter
This attack is done by the Enkou Blades. She'll raise her hand over the feather on her hairclip which will release two normal blades. From there, she'll throw in one direction and one in the other direction which releases a gust of wind surrounding the enemy. As this is happening; she gets a lock on her target as her hands are over her head with summoned Enkou blades; blazing; and throws them in quick speed which will pierce through; making the wind engulfed in flames.
Teikaen is mine
Base (c) Tsuki Matsuri
Background (c)
This had to take me longer to do when it comes in doing piece by piece of different identities. Yeah sooner, I'll have to do full body for each one. Ahhh have u seen the 3rd act.
hmm who knows.. I'm currently working on the reference sheet of Teikaen front and back which will include some pieces so like whenever anyone wants to do fanarts of her. I already have her henshin item and weapon in the folder. Man I just love her to bits. Makes me wonder how she'll go face to face with Mars XD
As for the Act; I just LOVE it..especially to see Rei XD She's just sooooooo gorgeous XD
I just wanted to add her princess form besides just her civilian and senshi attire....
I must say I love her senshi attire like usual but like her princess one


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The 2015 ceremony will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II and the 40th Anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.
Schedule of Events:
- 10:30 am: Grand March featuring the 191st Army Band
Presidio Officers' Club, 50 Moraga Avenue
- 11 am: Program ft. guest speaker Rear Admiral Thomas L. Brown II
San Francisco National Cemetery at the Presidio
- Noon: 21-Gun Salute with the U.S. Army's 75th Pacific Division
San Francisco National Cemetery at the Presidio
Links: Event detailsCost: FREE
**Annual Event**, *Top Pick*, Memorial Day, Memorial Weekend, San Francisco, Walks & Tours
Venue: Main Post Lawn
Address: 103 Montgomery Street, Main Post, Presidio, San Francisco, CA
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Harvest Party at Franciscan Estate Winery
If you chose harvest as the time to visit Napa Valley then prepare to have a blast as Franciscan Estate Winery features several wines from their cellar and extend their bountiful best from the kitchen. Live music and incredible case promotions are to be enjoyed at the famous Harvest Party.
Club Members have access to fantastic pricing on tickets and wines so please ask about their club while you're there.
Runs from 1:00pm - 3:30pm.
Saturday, October 5, 2013 - 17:15
1178 Galleron Road St. Helena, CA