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|The "Roman Club," a school group interested in the occult, to which he's practically enslaved, has become boring for one Hideo Aiba. In fact, he finds his entire existence pretty tiresome until, one day, when a girl named Kurumi Sahana shows up and wants to join up. When the two are left alone in the club classroom, Kurumi makes a special "request" of Hideo, which makes him (understandably) freak out. Though he doesn't know what to think, one thing's for sure, Hideo's life just became anything but boring.
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it should be here in batoto , let people upload it geez you should do an ADULT section.
For anyone that reads this coment(doubt it since not a lot of people knows this manga) : this is really good , you should read it but don't marathon it.
And the other thing , when I finished it I got fucking depressed for an entire week , that's all i'm gonna say.
- Summertime likes this
It is unexpectedly beautiful and sad. Very good, with overwhelming emotions all along. Its charm, however, is in that erotic tension and the funny friends and interactions. Characters are well done to the point of missing them when all is over.
Just like Onani Master Kurosawa, if you can bear the initial ecchiness, or even like it like I did, the profits of reading it are immeasurable.
Highly recommended to anyone old enough, must read for twisted folks like me.
While batoto doesn't have this manga up anymore for whatever reason I strongly encourage people to pursue this manga from another source its a really great read.
While it has some S&M fetish sort of stuff going on its really deeper than that and by the end you will likely be crying even though you know its coming. Its a really great romance/tragic story, and a real must read for people that enjoy such stories.
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had to read it in 2 sittings, really pulled me in. yea, i found myself also very focused on what was going on wit the main heroine, and then that ending that you know what will happen but its still so...
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This series is no longer ongoing, it's been over for a while. The whole thing's up at manga traders.
As far as the plot goes I find it somewhat similar to Onani Master Kurosawa, in that it starts off very low brow and ecchi, but then shifts into something much more serious. By the end I was more invested in what was happening to the main heroine than any of their sexual shenanigans. Overall a very good read, one the rare ones that I've read more than once.
If anyone should ever get to this site, this manga is fucking great. It fills a niche so it's definitely not something for everyone but it is very captivating. The only manga I just had to buy the last few years because it is just so fucking awesome.
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A trip to Bali, Indonesia, and its neighboring islands might be the perfect introduction to Asia. Just a hair larger than Delaware, Bali encompasses an interior of mist-shrouded volcanoes and terraced hillsides glistening with a hundred shades of green, and wears a belt of black and white sand beaches, some wild and lonely, others buzzing with surfers and sun bathers. The Balinese people are welcoming and deeply devoted to Agama Tirta, a unique and colorful form of Hinduism. Dramatic daily ceremonies and rituals play out in the open, and flowers and food on palm leaves and other offerings to the gods can be seen at temples (there are about 20,000) all over the island.
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Author of Once Upon a Surrogate: The Stork's Helpers, started the phrase "I'm not the mom. I'm just the stork". Surrogacy has opened many doors for me which led to a happier, more rewarding life. I was introduced to surrogacy through a magazine article in 2002. I revisited the idea and became more informed in 2005. I gave birth to a baby girl 2006, delivered twin boys 2009. I am a huge surrogacy advocate and creative entrepreneur. I delivered a sweet baby girl (#3 successful journey) 12/20/14!
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At the airport (surrogacy #4 journal entry)
I found my gate, not many places to sit. I started feeling a little anxiety. Took a potty break, went to hang up my backpack and the loopy hook to hang it with broke. It just pulled itself almost all the way out and was hanging by a thread. Started to stress a bit. Luckily I could hang it by one of the big thick straps. It's a brand new backpack, never been used. We bought it for Tristan for school and then found out they weren't allowed. They have to take cheesy drawstring bags.
Texted hubby, e-mailed Amazing Grace (Intended Mom, not her real name) and filled her in. Then I realized the flight was at 11:15. Just then Amazing Grace e-mailed back and said the itinerary said 11:15. IM and I are sometimes in sync like that.
So now all is well, super excited to begin this journey. In case you didn't know, I am flying to see my Intended Parents to be medically cleared to be their surrogate. Going to get my uterus checked out and probably some blood work.
Hmm the pilot was just sitting by me, I thought he was just a regular guy. Probably not good to hear him talk to his wife and say he's feeling kind of out of it, feels like he needs to lay down. OHMYGOSH! Pray for me.(just kidding I'm not really freaking out) I'm sure we'll be fine, maybe he can take a little cat nap before we take off.
Tried to take a pic of me waiting, but I don't do self portraits well with phones and feel like everyone's watching me and can't figure out how to quiet the shutter. But here you go. Not an attractive photo at all but it's all I have and I think it showed my nervousness. (from taking a self-portrait in front of a bunch of freaks at the airport ha ha)
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A wintry mix will push through the Kansas City area today. But the bigger storm will arrive Saturday and into Sunday, bringing us heavy snowfall.
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The Philip Smith Collection, Vol. 1 - Works of Mahler, Bernstein, Copland, Stravinsky et al. / Philip Smith, Wynton Marsalis, trumpets; New York Phil.; Maazel, Mehta, Masur, Leinsdorf et al.
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5 gallon too small for 2 pandas?
Hello all!
I rescued two Panda Cories from PetSmart yesterday. I only have one extra tank (a 5 gallon hex) and, upon reading that they only reach about 2", figured that that would be sufficient. I am a bit concerned now, however. I don't have the room for another larger tank and cannot add anything to my two 10 gallons, as they are fully stocked. Is the 5 gallon much too small?
I have never had cories, but my roommate has successfully kept a single albino (I know that isn't a good idea, as they like to be in groups). The heater in the tank seems to want to hang out around 81.5 degrees. I have read conflicting reports regarding temp for these guys--isn't anything above 80 too high? If it is, I am going to have to get another heater (this one is at its lowest setting).
Would it be okay to add a few fancy guppies to the mix?
Thanks for your help!
well usually cory cats need to be in shoals of 5 or more, but i have 3 together and theyre not lonely at all. i think thats a good enough size tank for them, but id recommend getting a 10 gallon and more cories!!
Welcome aboard.:wave:
A 5 gallons can have extreme changes. I'd recommend 15 gallons as the minimum size for starters rather than 10. Make sure your tank is cycled before trying to add pandas.:)
how about dwarf corydoras? id just get a betta, there really colorful and are very hardy. i have one in a 2.5 gallon and he loves it.
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The levers for seatpost and handpost clamp, and for the telescopic handlepost clamp on my Mu P8 have become very stiff and squeal when closing the clamp. After seeing a post on the Dahon forums, I decided to apply a drop of oil to the clamp screw threads and to the surface of the cams and presto, it's much easier to fold/unfold my bike.
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The Psychedelic Furs will be performing at The Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach on Sunday, September 22. Also performing will be The Burning of Rome Band!
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Sarah "Edna" McFann, 86, was born on Feb. 15, 1921, the daughter of the late Virgil C. Courington and Stella Tucker Courington in Walker County, Ala., and departed his life on Feb. 6, 1008, in West Plains, Mo.
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She was preceded in death by: her husband, Noble McFann; one brother, Leon Courington and two sisters, Ruby Harris and Jewell Amerson.
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Update on MarybelMarybel used her previous Kiva loan to buy fish and avocados. As a result, her sales went up and her income increased, which meant that she then had more working capital to invest and to use to cater for her customers' needs. Since she received her Kiva loan, she has started to stock other meat products such as offal, which has proved popular with many of her customers who have businesses. She is currently applying for a Kiva loan to buy seafood and avocados in greater quantities. Marybel would like to thank her Kiva sponsors for this opportunity because she had no previous credit record and now she has more options for accessing loans.
Previous Loan DetailsMarybel is 37 years old and lives in the south of the city along with her husband and two children, ages 4 and 8. [She and her husband] sell fish and avocados on foot in their neighborhood and surrounding area. Marybel lives in her parents' home, with whom she arrived in Barranquilla at age sev... More from Marybel's previous loan »
Additional Information
About Fundación Mario Santo DomingoFundación Mario Santo Domingo (FMSD) is a non-profit organization in northern Colombia dedicated to developing programs for the country's poorest communities. In addition to numerous social services, FMSD runs a microfinance program to strengthen micro-businesses in the areas where it works. The organization also offers several non-financial components as part of this program, including training to help entrepreneurs start their own businesses.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 14 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Mar 4, 2013
- Listed
- Mar 14, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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Archived Story
Revenue bump won't fix school's budget woesPublished 1:42pm Thursday, December 15, 2011
Niles Community Schools is bringing in more money this year than expected.
According to a recent audit, the district's 2011-12 revenue budget increased $1.8 million thanks to an unexpected bump in student enrollment and additional funding from other sources.
Even with this financial jolt, the Niles school district is facing a structural deficit problem, according to Supt. Richard Weigel.
"You can't have more money going out than you have coming in," Weigel said. "You can't keep doing that. It is not OK to go into deficit."
According to budget projections made prior to the audit, the district's expenses would exceed its revenue by $2.9 million for the 2011-12 school year. The district would still have a $1.1 million deficit after adding the $1.8 million in unexpected revenue.
The district has already cut around $1.5 million from this year's budget. Weigel and the district's board of education are asking teachers to provide $2.7 million to help balance this year's budget. The teachers are currently trying to negotiate a new contract with the district.
Niles teachers' union president Katherine Elsner believes the district is asking too much of teachers.
"We have heard that teachers are asked to pay their share and to do what's fair," said Elsner in Monday's school board meeting. "This is 93 percent of the shortfall that you want to come from teachers. That is a far cry from the 55 percent that we account for in the budget. That hardly seems fair."
Elsner argued that the increased revenue could be used to cover a large portion of this year's projected shortfall.
Weigel said if things continue as they are — meaning if salaries for teachers, administrators and other staff stay the same — the district would be broke by October 2013.
Revenue increase
An increase in student enrollment contributed the most to the district's $1.8 million increase in revenue budget.
Enrollment this year went up 85 students, generating an additional $1.1 million for the district. The district had budgeted for a decrease in students for the 2011-12 school year as was projected by Middle Cities.
The district also unexpectedly received $344,000 in retirement relief from the state, $350,000 from Berrien RESA and a $20,000 increase in Headlee Obligation, another source of state funding. The audit also showed an unexpected decrease in at-risk funding of $49,999.
All these factors contributed to a budget revenue increase of about $1.8 million.
Weigel said the district can't expect to receive these funds in the future and that the district needs to fix its structural deficit. He also said enrollment is expected to decrease 90 students by the 2014-15 school year, adding to the problem.


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Review: Had a really nice dinner here. The place upstairs is now closed, so you have to sit downstairs. We were there on a Sunday evening and there were a lot of families having dinner, and there was a friendly atmosphere. The tables are a bit canteen like, but the food is wonderful. There is an a la carte menu, but you have to order at the counter and take your cutlery from there. We wanted some spring rolls but they were already sold out. So we hade some sateh with very good peanut sauce, vegetarian Nasi Lemak and a wonderful penang laksa, I would really recommend to order the penang laksa. They also have a lot of fruit juices here, I only did not like the tea. Everything is very cheap here.
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I'm Rene, 25 year old SAHM in Redmond. I have a 4 month old little boy named Sterling. My husband is Jeff and he's a graphic designer. I was a nanny for 7 years before having my son. I love staying at home now!
you would find me in front- I am doing some supervising, but mostly the brainless act of checking. I like it though, no stress! I don't have to think much which comes in handy if the boy has had a rough night!
plus if that is all I have to do to get Jack's and my free health care, I'm all for it!!!
BFF Soccer Addict.
Katie, that's awesome! I'll look for you. I hope they take care of you well there.
Rene, wife to Jeff and mommy to Sterling 11/10/07, Reagan 6/19/10 and Scarlett 1/3/13
dōTERRA mama
Believe me, Rene- I do not complain. They pay me well for what I do, Jack and I have healthcare and I get cheap dental, vision, Short and long term disability and a 401k.
It's not bad for a checking postition. I mean, sure- I am not using my career training or really being challenged at all, but it's kind of nice not to be in charge for now. Lord knows I am in charge every other day!
BFF Soccer Addict.
Well hearing that, Katie makes me feel better about shopping there. I'd like to support great companies like Whole Foods if I know that they're treating their employees right and providing a great service. As a nanny I've really learned to value that employer/employee relationship and love to see it in large companies. I'm glad you're in a good place!
Rene, wife to Jeff and mommy to Sterling 11/10/07, Reagan 6/19/10 and Scarlett 1/3/13
dōTERRA mama
Oh they do treat us well- you also should know that we are helping the community too- once a month we have a 5% day where we donate 5% of our saled that day to a local non-profit organization. We aso sell a ton of products that donate a lot of their profit to organizations like the global education fund. AND if you re-use your bags we can take a dime off your bill for each bag you bring, or donate That money to a local charity!
There is a lot of good that comes out of this company. I know it's asy to get jaded by a big corporation, but this one is totally different. I wouldn't have left my industry for a job at like safeway or QFC. I can really get behind WFM. If you can't tell!
BFF Soccer Addict.
hey there ladies,
I come here from the April 08 boards. Paxton is my son and he is now almost 5 months old. My name is Melissa and I am 27 My husband and I both work for the same company and we are very blessed with such a great employeer. We live in Bellevue. I grew up on Bainbridge Island and have been in the NW forever.
help out Honeybee
Hi! My husband grew up on Bainbridge and he's 26- Jon Langley ring a bell? His big sister is Laura...He hung out with Drew Bateman, Colin Percival, Josh Brein, Jamie Theros...
I wonder if you all knew each other!
BFF Soccer Addict.
ha that is funny they were a year or two behind me. 2000 graduation? do you have a facebook or myspace I am always much better with faces.
help out Honeybee
I haven't been on here (this Seattle Moms group) for such a long time. I still spend most of my time with my due date group (Nov. 2007). It's nice to see all the 'new' faces! Katie, I live in Edmonds... it's a great place! And I like to eat, too, so I could certainly be part of your focus group. Welcome to everyone else!
~ Julie
-Julie -
Loving my Connor since 11.23.07
hi Julie- we'll be moving in the next few weeks! I am very excited! Congratulations on your impeding birth! Here's wishing you a healthy and happy baby!
I am on myspace- my name on there is Katie on the DL and Jon is Jon the leprechaun.
His profile photo is a joke- he doen't actually have a mullet! Drew and colin and Aston and all of those boys are on our profiles too. Except for Jaime Theros- he dissapeared a few years back- probably still on the island.
BFF Soccer Addict.


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Pumping at work
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i would talk to your boss ASAP about that, or find another location and put a sign on the door so no one can enter. i am back at work now too and pumping, but i work in a hospital and we have a designated room in the ER for mom's who pump at work. hope you don't have to pump in your car again sweetie!
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Valerie[32]+Kenny[33]=Holden [10.11.12]
Don't they have a legal obligation to provide you space? I thought they did, but maybe not. Hmmm...
Rainbow baby DD born 9/16/12
Angel baby 5/09
They do legally have to provide you a place other than a restroom to pump. I've talked with my boss and I'm going to use whatever office is empty. We always have people traveling and in a pinch we have a few equipment rooms. I'm not too picky, just want some privacy and preferably a setup so I can take my laptop and work while I pump. I know where the keys are to all the offices so I can get in if I need to. I'd say talk to your boss and see if you can just have a key to the room so you can get in when you need to. I'm debating how to word the sign to put on the door. I just want to make sure no one walks in, but don't want it to be TMI. Maybe just do not disturb? I work with mostly men so they're already a little weird about it. They ask what I'm feeding her, then get really uncomfortable with the answer. I think it's funny. :)
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Born 4-10-1935 -- Died 6-01-2005
Gerldine M. Haynes, 70, of Pocahontas, Ark., died June 1, 2005, at her residence. She was born April 10, 1935 at Williford, Ark. She was a homemaker and of the Pentecostal belief.
Survivors include seven sons -- Kenneth Haynes, Mike Haynes and Dan Haynes all of Pocahontas, Jerry Haynes of Thayer, Mo., Joe Haynes of Maynard, Randy Haynes of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Bruce Haynes of Buffalo, Mo.; one step-son, James Carl Green of Pocahontas; one brother, Cleo "Dub" Wilkerson of Lee's Summit, Mo.; two sisters -- Imo Gibson of Williford and Darlene Lovelace of Pocahontas; 17 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Henderson and Ruth Hill Wilkerson; her husband, Hurshel Floyd Haynes; two sons -- Steve Marshal Haynes and Roger Floyd Haynes; one sister, Willie Wilkerson, a special friend, Roy Townsend.
Graveside services were June 4 at the Spikes Cemetery near Attica. Arrangements were under the direction of Cox-Waymon Funeral Home of Pocahontas.


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My Ipod 160gig Classic does not boot up. Instead, I see a while 'apple' with a black background flashing on and off. I've charged it and sometimes the menu will appear but it does not play.
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Listen to Sonic Youth's "Death Valley '69" to hear some messed up rock music. It's mayhem that makes sense, or at least paints a compelling picture of something bad and wrong. I'm a sucker for a big, repetitive riff, and you hear that, but this is Sonic Youth - a group that takes electric guitars so far away from convention, they seem to be falling apart. Yes, Sonic Youth can be Punk art, but they're essentially Punk Rock. It's where they came from.
I've seen many of the band's gigs from the side of the stage when Nirvana used to open for them. Some guitars were missing strings - on purpose - there was one with a screwdriver jammed through the strings. The guitars each had unique tunings. Thurston Moore and Lee Renaldo would weave these sounds together, their guitars combined into a dissonance that was as expansive as a symphony. Kim Gordon played a Gibson Thunderbird bass, a strange instrument by design. It's a challenge to keep the tuning heads on those beasts themselves, but that's another story. Kim handily managed the giant four string, holding down the rhythm section with drummer Steve Shelley.The band came out of the 1980s hardcore scene, and their work during that period are an important contribution to American punk. But they were much more than that and transitioned into the next decade with grace. They signed to the major label DGC. Nirvana was courted by the label, and it was a big deal for Kim to call and encourage to join up.
Sonic Youth rose to the occasion with their major label release Goo. The song "Kool Thing" has got a sexy beat, while Kim asks, "Are you going to liberate us girls from male, white, corporate oppression?" with Public Enemy's Chuck D in the background saying, "Word up". That's open for interpretation, but listen to the music and you'll hear a great band in top form while you ponder the implications of statements in the tune.
So much great music! Sonic Youth are on tour - check 'em out if you can and you'll see what I mean. Also, Steve has blog on interesting music called Vampire Blues.


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Is Anorexia a Cultural Disease?
Condemning model-thin imagery is a diversion from understanding eating disorders.
How sufferers, their families, and our culture at large think about eating disorders sets the agenda for treatment, research, and funding. Until a 2008 lawsuit in New Jersey established that anorexia and bulimia were biologically based mental illnesses, it was legal for insurance companies to deny necessary and lifesaving care. The message to sufferers? You're not that bad off. You're just making this up. Get over it.
Too many people can't. Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of all psychiatric illnesses. Up to 1 in 5 chronic anorexia sufferers will die as a direct result of their illness. Recovery from anorexia is typically thought of as the rule of thirds: One-third of sufferers get better, one-third have periods of recovery interrupted by relapse, and one-third remain chronically ill or die.
Although research into eating disorders is improving, it is still dramatically underfunded compared to other neuropsychiatric conditions. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that 4.4 percent of the U.S. population, or about 13 million Americans, currently suffers from an eating disorder, and eating disorders receive about $27 million in research funding from the government. That's about $2 per affected person, for a disease that costs the economy billions of dollars in treatment costs and loss of productivity. Schizophrenia, in comparison, receives $110 per affected person in research funding.
The lack of research funding means that it's been difficult to develop new treatments for eating disorders and test them in clinical trials. Several types of psychotherapy have been found effective in the treatment of bulimia and binge-eating disorder, although many sufferers have difficulty maintaining recovery even with state-of-the-art treatment. Thus far, no therapies have been clinically proven for adults with anorexia. Because many of those with anorexia are scared of the idea of eating more and gaining weight, they tend to be reluctant to show up for treatment and follow through with a clinical trial. Researchers have found a type of treatment known as family-based treatment, which uses the family as an ally in fighting their child's eating disorder, to be effective in children, teens, and young adults with anorexia or bulimia.
The message from AED and BEDA is technically correct: More and more children are dieting, whether in response to thin models, obesity prevention efforts, or both. Dieting is potentially dangerous because food restriction can set off a chain of events in a vulnerable person's brain and body. For most people, diets end after a modest weight loss (and are, more often than not, followed by a regain of the lost weight, plus a few "bonus" pounds as a reward for playing). For the 1 percent to 5 percent of the population that has a genetic vulnerability to an eating disorder, that innocent attempt at weight loss, "healthy eating," or other situation that results in fewer calories being eaten than necessary, can trigger a life-threatening eating disorder.
However, focusing on purported cultural "causes" of eating disorders leaves out the much bigger, more multifaceted picture of what these disorders are. Eating disorders result from a complex interplay between genes and environment; it's not just culture. Yet most media coverage of eating disorders focuses on these types of cultural factors. Well over half of the eating disorder stories I see are about celebrities. Celebrities suffer from eating disorders, too, but they are a small fraction of the total number of sufferers out there. Eating disorders aren't solely about wanting to be thin. They aren't about celebrity culture or the supermodel du jour. They are real illnesses that ruin lives.


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One of my favorite words is "auspicious." It's an adjective that means "conducive to success; favorable." I apply this word to many aspects of my life.
I land the Kleenex in the trash can successfully. An auspicious sign that I will continue winning at life, I think happily.
"Inauspicious" is an equally catchy word (adjective: not conducive to success; unfavorable). I think of it when I arrive at work in the morning only to slip on ice in the parking lot. Landing on my butt before I've even set foot in the office seems like a bad omen for the day.
Inauspicious is the word that got stuck in my head when I got the news last Friday that the March 2 Tour of Anchorage ski marathon course had been shortened due to unseasonably warm weather.
I was signed up to ski the 50-K course, from Service High School all the way to Kincaid Park. Some might say this was a terrible idea to begin with and that the abbreviated course, now 26-K, was a cosmic gift for me: a polite and graceful bow-out for someone who, like the rest of Anchorage, got her training time cut in half when the mid-January melt occurred. I considered that.
I also considered how excited I had felt about taking on the long course. One of my favorite aspects of the Tour of Anchorage is the opportunity to see Anchorage starting on one side and going all the way through to the other side. What other cities boast urban ski trails the way Anchorage does? It makes me proud and happy to live in a community that draws skiers from all over the world to compete, to see onlookers smiling in the cold weather all along the trail, ringing cowbells to cheer skiers on.
I am not an athlete, to be clear. What qualifies me is not so much physical prowess but a brazen will to get outside and sometimes fail hard. But I love this race, and I was at least mentally ready for 50 kilometers of skiing with thousands of my new closest friends.
So when I heard that the Tour had been cut in half, I felt crestfallen. I understood the decision, of course, and knew that the good people of the Nordic Ski Association Anchorage spoke truly when they reported, "the Kincaid stadium is a puddle." But the small child in me that frequently waits (and is usually denied) her turn to talk whined, "but WHY?!"
I showed up at Service High on race day, Sunday morning, around 7:45 a.m. wearing pants (check), with a jacket (check) and mittens (check). But while my layering system was present, my heart was not in the race. The words "inauspicious start" echoed in my mind. Even the cafeteria at Service High School felt emptier than it had in past years.
Still, when my start time rolled around at 8:42 a.m. I dutifully left the cafeteria to go grab my skis from the truck.
I popped the tailgate. And that's when it got louder. The word inauspicious rolled around in the bed of the truck at the same volume it clanged in my mind as I shoved things around:
Where were my ski poles?
My start wave left without me, skiing into the woods and then toward the mountains. I started walking back across the parking lot toward the main building, doing the duck-like walk of a person wearing slippery cross-country ski boots on icy asphalt. I was dumbfounded. How do I recoup from this, I thought? Can I run home and grab my poles? I did the math. That would take me an hour. That would be way too late.
I asked a couple of women who were about my height if they happened to have any spare poles. The sympathy I got was heartfelt but after a couple of attempts I was too crestfallen to ask another person. I asked if I could ski a later start. I couldn't. I completely understood but also felt even more upset at myself. I couldn't think of another way to salvage the race.
So, I did what any other adult would do. I called my best friend as I duck-walked back across the icy parking lot, averting my eyes from other skiers' as big, wet, warm tears went down my cheeks.
I got in my car and removed my race bib. I wiped off my face. I started to pull out of the parking lot, and then I saw two of my friends waving from the front seat of their car. They looked confused.
I re-parked nearby and called them to explain. I wouldn't be racing because silly me had forgotten my ski poles at home.
Jenny said, "No! We just cleaned out all our gear from the car last night!" and then she paused. "Well, my start time isn't for two hours. I have extra poles at home. I can give you mine now!"
Instinctively, I said, "No -- no, no, it's OK. Thank you so much, but I'm good, I'm not going to do it." I heard Sam in the background asking something, and Jenny responded, "I think she's made up her mind," then said to me, "Seriously, I can run home. My start time is at 11."
I thanked her again but declined and got off the phone. I sat back in the seat, the car still parked, working my way through that funny feeling of being offered something that I know I would do for someone else, yet not feeling able to accept it.
My phone lit up. It read, "If you change your mind, it's really not a problem."
I asked, "Are you sure?"
That's how I ended up accepting generosity from friends and participating in the ski race after all. I tripped and fell (finally) on the ice as I accepted the poles from Jenny (cue: inauspicious). I missed my formal start wave by 45 minutes. I skipped the notorious Spencer Loop, both for timing reasons and because it took longer for me to feel excited during the ski than I'd thought.
Even though it was a different Tour of Anchorage than I'd planned for, it was still a beautiful, fast, bright blue day ski. I felt grateful to be there, along with the skiers, onlookers, and friends who will loan ski poles on race day. Offering help is part of being in a community, and so is sometimes accepting it. I realized auspiciousness -- being conducive to success; favorable -- is something that can be practiced, even paid forward. It could even, I suppose, be planned for.
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Meanwhile, the KEXP Yule Benefit with the Thermals, Cave Singers, the Builders and the Butchers and Grand Hallway is going to be awesome, but it is also very, very sold out.
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What is actor Arshad Warsi excited about? Shooting last schedule of his upcoming movie "Mr Joe B Carvalho" in Goa.
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Racist jokes about President-elect Barack Obama have been circulating among e-mail accounts in Alaska's state government.
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Eastern Oregon Film Festival was formed in 2009 by Ian Clark and Mike Surber. The first edition was a quaint, two-day event held in a pop-up space downtown. Ian organized a collection of films and served as the director and organizational ambassador, while Mike—a touring musician himself—brought together groups from Portland, Boise, San Francisco, and of course, La Grande. It began as a curatorial project, driven by a desire to showcase progressive films and filmmakers, emerging musicians, and to cultivate artistic dialogue—creating a platform for artist interaction in the community. Additionally, EOFF was the first festival to utilize Skype for filmmaker Q&As (please kindly call us out if we're mistaken).
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Are we heading into a recession?
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Today, economists and American consumers don't seem to be particularly worried about recession. But things can change quickly. Roubini notes that the economy went from supercharged growth to recession in the space of six months: "In Q2 of 2000 the economy was growing at an annualized rate of over 5 percent and it slowed down to close to 0 percent by Q4 and entered into an outright recession by Q1 of 2001." In the first quarter of 2006, the economy grew at a 5.6 percent annual rate.
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Re: Video light: F60M or manfrotto 360hp? Who give best light?
probably those too have the same light or the manfrotto has more because the other would have about 250 lux at 1m... but I may be doing something wrong.
I have bought in ebay 312 ASZ bi-color led lights and they are very good! specially at the middle setting which gives you a warm light that has about 800lux at 1 meter at least and with quite high CRI for Led lights (color reproduction is what matters with light.. think that a flash has a CRI of 98, halogen light +- the same, cheap led lights have 80 or less and this one has 90). And it allows stacking and changing colour temperature without gels. and its not very expensive
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Several pro wrestling sites, including Lordsofpain.net, are reporting that WWE Superstar CM Punk walked out of the company this past Monday night prior to WWE RAW TV.
Several pro wrestling sites, including Lordsofpain.net, are reporting that WWE Superstar CM Punk walked out of the company this past Monday night prior to WWE RAW TV.
It hasn't even been 24 hours since Seattle Seahawks CB Richard Sherman gave us what may very well be the best post-game interview in recent memory. The memes have been hilarious, and now we have an amazing WWE remix.
We have some sad news to pass along to the WWE Universe, WWE Hall Of Famer Mae Young passed away at the age of 90-years-old.
The wrestling entrance has come a long way. It went from the typical into an absolute spectacle complete with fireworks, Titantron montages and dazzling light shows. Wrestling entrances have become so popular that other sports, especially MMA, mimic their style.
WWE returns to Louisiana in the biggest spectacle the sport produces every year. WrestleMania XXX will be held at the Mercedes Benz Superdome on April 6th, 2014. All the biggest WWE stars will be there, and so can you.
People do strange things at wedding receptions, but I have never seen the groom drop the "People's Elbow" on his bride. Watch as this guy lays his wife on the dance floor at their wedding reception and mimics WWE Superstar, The Rock's, patent "People's Elbow."
There's something about a girl in a mini-skirt skipping around a wrestling ring that's very appealing to males. Whether you're into her looks, her character or you just dig crazy chicks, A.J. is the most popular female — perhaps, the most popular person — in the WWE right now.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is a mountain of a man. He's always been a big dude but it seems the last couple years he's bulked up. A lot of jokes have been thrown around questioning his methods, but there is no denying The Rock looks like he came straight off the pages of a comic book...
Reid Flair, son of wrestling legend Ric Flair, passed away today at the age of 24. Reid Flair was found this morning in Charlotte, North Carolina and had just returned from working for All Japan. Few details are known at the time of this writing.


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Superb despite the low quality
Oh shit! I got up to dance along with her and I made myself cum! Hard! Definately going to do this on my next date!
The name on The first between 1 and 8 minutes? Please