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I don't think I would get that same benefit if Uncle Phil expanded the stadium again to fit a Superbowl-size crowd. Besides, the fans all hog the bike paths getting to/from the games. I guess we have a shortage of expressways.:D
The Giants and Jets were lucky to thrive in the Meadowlands because the lack of foot traffic made it impossible for the Nets and Devils to develope a fan base. Both teams left the sprawl and are now in cities.
I'm a bit confused that everyone here seems to think that sidewalks are necessary in order for a person to walk along a road. Do they have alligators in the ditches or are your motorists really so awful that they will hit you on the shoulder? Or do you not even have shoulders? Maybe the little joke about the (L)east coast is too true. Here in the west, most of our roads don't have sidewalks, but it is not uncommon to see people walking along them, although it is becoming rarer as our population gets larger, if you know what I mean.
Does not surprise me. Would have been more surprised if they accomodated peds and bikes.
Rode back into the US from Tijuana. It was the hot ticket. Didn't have to wait in the car traffic lanes or the pedestrian lines, which were a nightmare. When we got to the ped lines and they opened up a gate just for the two of us.
Excerpt from "Radiant City". That's James Howard Kunstler. I went to see him speak at Art Center Pasadena, not far from the Rose Bowl. I was the only one who arrived via bicycle. It was not long after his book came out "The Long Emergency" about peak oil.
Then again how about a nice game of Chess?
Also, if a driver carelessly hit a pedestrian and injured him/her, why is it "lawsuit crazy" that the injured person would sue? That's what the civil justice system is for, and it isn't only in our society. Personal injury lawsuits happen in almost every society in the world, at least since the time of the Roman Empire, if not longer.
On coud argue it's a brutal sport.
I prefer playing sports as opposed too watching them (and that includes cycling :))
Maybe the Super Bowl fans in attendance on Feb 2 can enjoy a real winter spectacle like last weekend.
I like the brutality. I just don't like team sports.
But in this case, we're talking about roads that fit in this catagory: "Yes, Sir, I guess you can walk on that road, but only a fool would walk on that road." If a road is built for 65mph, limited shoulder, limited access, not even a rest stop, barely space to pull your car over in an emergency, broken glass and scrap metal on the sides, a flimsy guardrail keeping you out of miles of swamp. Well, ooookay... you wanna walk or ride your bike there? really? why would ya? OH yes, to get to the Super Bowl. When you're finished, you can go take a few loops around Newark Airport -- all the Crit guys meet at Terminal C.
I really don't feel that my freedom is impaired because I can't walk or ride my bike on the New Jersey Turnpike. So jaded.


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this is the best review i can give you AAAWWWWWSSSOOOOOOOOMMMMEEEEE FTW
If you're sure you can't describe it any other way, then I guess I should say thanks. ^^
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Excellent work here man, really liked this one. Though I really liked how it sounded like a mix between a rock/metal song and a video game song, that made it sound very dynamic and unique, excellent job with that. The beat was good, very strong and clearly heard when played next to the melody. The melody sounded good as well, very loud and, like I said, sounded like a mix between a rock or metal song and a video game song, nice job with that. Excellent work here man, 5/5 from me, keep up the good work! :)
Thanks for the descriptive review, and the fav! Mixing video game and metal music is indeed one of my favorite things to do when it comes to composing, and it seems I've done that well here. XD
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the only part i dont like is the random "bangs" every now and then. they just feel like they dont blong there.
5th comment about those bangs XD Original. They were in the original. I paid tribute to the random bangs by adding them in even if they're random ^^;
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omgwhy7? :< Unfortunately you cannot use "Umm" to instantly explain flaws that would justify that 7. ^^;
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front page & only 13 reviews!?
i shall be your 14th. D:<
one thing, at 0:19, i think theres an extra "BANG" there. is that suposed to be in there or not? its like an epic guitar break & then "BANG". o3o?
im seriously headbanging to this. i like how you put alot of instruments in there. it makes it real badass!!
5/5 10/10 & an ipod download cuz its one of the best battle songs i heard!
Hey, you should know that I'm a newbie to this list; it's my first time reaching front page =)
4th time and counting that the extra bang at 0:19 (and at 1:26) is in fact part of the original XDD
Thanks for the vote, the download and the comments; hope you enjoy it!


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but did anyone really try it out? you'd just have to do a chmod +x on the .vi file to see if it works
event if there is an extension linux binaries don't need them.
I currently don't have linux on my ps3 so i can't try it.
but did anyone really try it out? you'd just have to do a chmod +x on the .vi file to see if it works
event if there is an extension linux binaries don't need them.
I currently don't have linux on my ps3 so i can't try it.
Well, I would have tried it but I do not have Linux on my Ps3. besides there is no tutorial to get this to work...
ooops i'm late , anyway pw is : viajerus
that's definately not contained in the file.
no luck actually getting labview to work either...
This is 99.99% fake and 0.01% suspicious. I don't get it why people try to release fake things. All they get is swears, swears and swears
Nothing in Linux!! I have tried it on my YDL 6.0 and it does nothing...
I bet another hoax!
Jeeze, the PS3 scene has really gotten lame, kinda makes you want to hide.
i think they think it's funny,... or maybe to get a premium rapidshare or megaupload acct??
It is sad that they do it at all though... but really i just hate ppl giving these things much attention... cuz thats what the ppl behind it want after all.
People really like to waste they're time (and the others) with useless fake things like this ... oh well
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SO sad to see the closed sign! damn shame
Absolutely the slowest service in all of Chelsea - I leave from the pain of standing in the slow-moving line as often as I stay
The stuff is the friendliest & their banana-strawberry smoothie is amazing.
The tomato Cheddar soup is to die for.
Free & fast wifi (Chelsea)
Karma is a boomerang, make sure you tip the super awesome staff!
Huge egg and cheese sandwiches. Cold brewed iced coffee. Friendly staff. An all around good time.
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Staff is way spaced out
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Cold brewed iced coffee is worth the extra few blocks from my apt.
#14 + all berry smoothie. Skip the coffee though.
The #9 Grilled Chicken Club is a super tasty wrap.
Really Paradise? 2.07 for a small coffee? .07? U should really "change" that price.
Tomato & Cheddar soup is great! They'll make a grilled cheese sandwich (not on the menu) to go along, if you ask!
The everything bagel here, lightly toasted with cream cheese, is the best bagel I've ever had.
Yummy all-natural smoothies!
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Love love love the #10 sandwich: Chicken breast, mozzarella cheese, tomato and pesto on delicious bread. Comes with chips or fruit.
Great coffee, but the dude on Sundays is so slow..
Veggie breafast burrito is reallllly good!
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Love this place. Friendly college student staff, great wraps, smoothies. Turkey chili is a winner.
do not go here again. bad coffee, unappealing ambiance.
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A medium-bodied wine that offers ripe dark fruit, minerals and sweet baking spices. Long-grained tannins are met with balanced acidity.
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Fruit for this single-vineyard offering was harvested from vines planted in 1932 at La Crena in Agliano d'Asti. The must rests for 16 days in stainless steel tanks for the alcoholic fermentation with delestage 2-3 times per day. The wine aged in French oak barrels and big Slovenian oak casks for 16 months, was blended and placed in steel tanks until bottling.
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The Label: original design by Pietro CascellaThe Wine: Barbera d`Asti DOCThe Vineyard: single vineyard "La Crena" The Exposure: SouthThe Commune: Agliano Terme (AT)The Surface: 2.90 haThe Vine: Barbera - RupestrisTotal Vines number: 10.850Year of Planting: 1932 and 1936The Soil: medium mixture between muddy and argillous, medium calcareousMaximum Production Allowed: grape Kg. 26.100=wine lt. 7.240Yeld by Hectare: 25.58 Hl./Ha.Number of Bottles Obtained: 9.760 (bottles 0,75 lt. + 50 magnum 1,5 lt.Fermentation: starting date: October 1st / end fermentation drawing off the new wine on October 9th - happened in steel wine tank at a controlled temperature comprised between 30°-32°C., three to five daily fullages realised with electro-pneumatical system with pistonAgeing: 20 months in barrels; about 2 months in steel tank where the blending and the clarification are done. The wine has been bottled without any filtration on September 2nd.Analytical Notes:Effective Alchol: 13.71 vol.Residual Sugar: 2.3 g./lt.Total Acidity: 6.3 g./lt.Net Extract: 26.6 g./lt.


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New Delhi - It's been a hundred years, and yet the fascination for movies has not faded for a nation of one billion Indians.
The first Indian motion picture Raja Harischandra was produced and released in India in 1913, barely a year after the world's first motion picture was made in 1912. The Times of India, India's major newspaper then, hailed it as "the marvel of the century". As writer and essayist Mukul Kesavan wrote, "The art of the cinema was fashioned in India at the same time as it was developed in the West".
It's no mean feat that India produces more films across all its regions than Hollywood. Despite rising production costs, India continues to lead in terms of quantity. Nearly 130 films were released out of Bollywood in the year ending 2011, and the numbers from Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi, Bhojpuri, Assamese, Gujarati, Oddisa, and other northeastern states takes the toll over 1,000.
Indian cinema has prided itself on being a sole distraction and leisure industry for nearly a century, in a country where allied entertainment forms like music or the fashion industry are subservient to the glamour that cinema and its stars bring.
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Romantic melodrama - or, in India cinemaesque-speak, masala entertainment - remains the staple of Indian cinema across the 15 or more regional language movie industries across the country. However, in the 21st century, things have changed. Bollywood, India's most widely watched Hindi moviedom, is changing its plot. As Shoojit Sircar, the filmmaker of the Hindi sleeper-hit Vicky Doner put it, "Indian cinema is welcoming real and new role-casts for its stereotyped characters".
Indian cinema in all languages delved into Indian mythologies and Hindu religious texts for themes and storylines when it began. Following the nation's independence, the 1930s and 40s were marked by socialist themes and the fight against poverty and society for the marginalised. The 1960s brought global winds of colour and hippie couture. The themes, however, continued to follow the rich and evil versus the poor and virtuous, the rural good guy and the city bad guy formula.
The 1970s and 1980s saw the advent of the megastar syndrome. Actors like Rajesh Khanna, Amitabh Bachchan from Bollywood, MGR, Sivaji Ganesan, Rajnikanth, NT Rama Rao, Raj Kumar from south India, Uttam Kumar, Prosenjit Chatterjee from Bengal became icons, deified and glorified according to the regional culture and sensibilities. Fans set themselves ablaze or shed blood to show their affection for their superstars.
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In the 21st century, Indian cinema is both revisiting and breaking new grounds. New Bollywood is now led by "outsiders". These are actors and filmmakers who do not belong to any film families or yesteryear studio honcho heirs, which are a very tight-knit lobby. Vishal Bhardwaj, Anurag Kashyap, Dibakar Banerjee, Sujoy Ghosh, Tigmanshu Dhulia, and Vikramaditya Motwane are filmmakers who make small budget movies, with some released internationally at Cannes and Toronto, and are making movies that are edgy, gritty, noiresque and true to real life. They are a far cry from the ostentatious, over-the-top entertainers set in European and American locations imitating Hollywood teen rom-coms. Female filmmakers like Reema Kagti, Zoya Akhtar in Hindi and Aparna Sen in Bengali, Revathi in Tamil are making sure female voices and perspectives are being highlighted in Indian cinema.
As national award winning filmmaker K V Anand says, "As Indian audiences embrace globalisation its cinema too had adapted to the growing need for different plots, newer characters and contemporary storylines. Bollywood was called pan-Indian and was characterised by a north Indian sensibility and for a conventional Indian audience residing abroad".
"The Indians showed immediate enthusiasm for this exciting novelty."
- Yves Thoraval, French cinephile
The cash-rich Telugu cinema is reinventing mythological and fantasy tales like the smash hit Maghadheera and with Hollywood-inspired special effects and tie-ups with Walt Disney Pictures in Anaganaga Oka Dheerudu. Tamil cinema is making realistic gritty rustic dramas located in the rural hinterland and fantasy films harking to the origins of the Tamil kings of pre historic times. The Bengali movie industry from the east, which battled financial crunches, has now made a comeback, with a slew of contemporary tales with slick filmmaking techniques and chamber dramas, retelling classic novellas and stories.
Thus the famous Bollywood template from the 1980s to 2000 was large, broad and flat. People were rich or poor as per the country's economic status, beauty was commodified as per the latest rock chick regalia in the West and Indian sensibilities that included family values, traditional and orthodox views of female sexuality prevailed, and good and evil were always in black or white. Heroes were valorous, heroines gamine, and villains leering and evil. It is now edgier, experimental, has now brought from regional cinema from south and east and infused colour.
From the silent pictures to the talkies, from black and white to technicolour, from cinemascope to hand-held devices, Indian cinema has kept pace with global cinema in its longevity and its ability to make a sub-continent dream a little larger. French cinephile Yves Thoraval, author of The Cinemas of India, recalls at the advent of the first Indian movie, "The Indians showed immediate enthusiasm for this exciting novelty".
A century later, the excitement, enthusiasm and madness for movies has only got madder.
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countries get less attention.In his 'plenary speech' in the 66th World
Health Assembly in Geneva, he also urged that 'neglected health issues' like
autism, dementia and disability be given 'due priority' in the post-2015
development agenda.He also urged WHO to continue supporting its 194
member states, particularly the least developed ones, in tackling the 'dual
burden' of infectious and lifestyle diseases through 'an integrated
approach'.The executive board meeting will begin on May 29, a day after
the assembly ends.Bangladesh is globally known for its campaign for the
well-being of children with autism.Due to its initiative, the United
Nations and the Regional Committee Meeting of South East Asian Region of WHO
earlier adopted two resolutions on autism.To gather more support for its
resolution, Bangladesh will co-host an autism meeting on Tuesday at a parallel
session, where Prime Minister's daughter Saima Wazed Putul will also
speak.Putul, a US-licensed psychologist, leads autism campaigns in
Bangladesh.The minister in his speech said maintaining good health was a
key necessity for economic productivity.He was designated to speak on
how health can find a place in the next development goals. This assembly is also
focusing on post-2015 goals as less than 1,000 days left to end the current
MDGs.He called upon all to speak 'together louder and louder' to ensure
that all the determinants of health –physical, mental and social well-being –
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by MDGs, by 2015, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Sierra Leon and Bangladesh would have 15,
60, 325 and 144 maternal death cases respectively."That means more
mothers will be allowed to die in the last two countries (Sierra Leon and
Bangladesh) compared to previous two countries (Uzbekistan and Vietnam) in 2015
even after attaining MDG 5 indicators".He said some countries that were
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situation'."They should be given flexibilities, breathing space and
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hunger elimination, and primary health care.He also committed to work
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noted that telegraphy "does not soil their dresses; it does not keep them in a
standing posture; it does not, they say, compromise them socially. A telegraph
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(p. 21). Telegraph companies actively recruited and hired women in part
because they perceived little if any difference in ability between male and female
telegraphers and because female labor was cheaper.
Despite the seeming obscurity of his topic, Jepsen writes about a technical
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early-twentieth-century settler's life. Travel was slow and exhausting in mule or
horse-drawn wagons on treacherous roads across the great distances of this vast
plain, with the nearest railroad sixty miles away in 1905. On her first visit Perry
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The major 1994 Tate Gallery retrospective of artist R.B. Kitaj was meant to be the pinnacle of the artist's career. Instead, it has since famously been known as his breaking point, when art critics heaped what one curator later deemed as "a cascade of vitriol" upon the exhibition, causing Kitaj to eventually depart from the U.K. in 1997.
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Though born in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Kitaj had settled in the U.K. and made his career within the London art scene after graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1959. In the mid-1990s, when the Tate retrospective took place, he'd enjoyed a comfortable within that art world, respected by his peers and friends including Lucian Freud, David Hockney, and Frank Auerbach, among others.
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The artist was deeply affected by these reactions — and his depression took a tragic turn when his wife, the painter Sandra Fisher, died two weeks after the close of the exhibition from a brain aneurysm. In Kitaj's perturbed mind, the critics had killed her. "They aimed at me and they got Sandra instead," he said at the time.
Several of the artist's friends were profoundly upset by the show's critical reception. Among them was the architect Colin St. John "Sandy" Wilson, who attempted to coordinate an official response of support by starting a round-robin letter. Hockney, Peter Blake, and Leon Kossoff were among those signed it. So was Auerbach.
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"Many thanks for your splendid note which I have passed on to a delighted RBK," answered Wilson. "He's still licking his wounds — no one can stop us all from doing that, but at least he's getting a good laugh out of it as well." Kitaj went on to paint a series of pictures inspired by his late wife, and the "Tate War," including the "Killer Critic Assassinated by His Widower, Even," presented at the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition of 1997. The same year, he relocated to Los Angeles with his young son Max. And, if the episode in 1994 stands now as an explosive moment in Kitaj's life, the greater trajectory of his career is far more memorable.


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Ben Sheets, SP, Brewers: I discussed Sheets extensively in this Clipboard, so I won't repeat it here. The bottom line is: I think he has a chance to stay healthy this season, and no one has ever questioned Sheets' ability when his body was sound.
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Ubaldo Jimenez, SP, Rockies: The only thing standing between Jimenez and the upper echelon of starting pitchers is improved control. He took some small steps in that regard by smoothing out his delivery a little bit last season. It hasn't shown up in the walk column yet, but it was a first step toward becoming a little more consistent in throwing strikes. He has starts where he can pepper the zone, but he needs to be more consistent about doing so from outing to outing. Jimenez throws four pitches, two of them plus and two of them solid average, and can hit the upper 90s on the gun. I will always try to take a chance on that kind of power arm with strikeout potential.
Scott Olsen, SP, Marlins: Olsen completely regressed in every respect last season, posting some horrific numbers and going through some well-documented issues off the playing field. Add some shoulder tendinitis early this spring, and there are all kinds of reasons to stay away. That could be one of the reasons I like him. When everyone else is fleeing the sinking ship, in some cases there is the possibility of getting a good return on a cheap investment. Olsen still has the skills that produced a solid rookie season in 2006. If his head is on straight this season -- no guarantee by any stretch -- Olsen could bounce back nicely.
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Matt Garza, SP, Rays: Garza has a mid-90s fastball that he commands well, and he also throws two solid-average breaking balls. He clashed with Twins management last season, who wanted him working on his changeup at Triple-A, whereas Garza focused on getting outs any way he could to get back up to the big club. Garza found he needed that changeup when he got to the big league level, though, because lefties had an OBP over .400 against him. That off-speed offering will be a key pitch to spot against them. Still, he acquitted himself fine in his major league debut, and I expect continued growth this season.
Zack Greinke, SP, Royals: Greinke is honestly a borderline candidate for this list, because he's a popular pick to have a nice year. I may as well join the chorus. After getting past his psychological issues, Greinke had a solid season last year while bouncing between the pen and the rotation; his ERA was more than two runs lower after the All-Star break (2.42), and he has the peripherals to back it up. He's gotten knocked around a bit this spring, but his raw stuff has looked very good so far. He should quietly have a solid season as a full-time member of the rotation.
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O_O You just blew my mind with this awesomeness
Very cool coloreffects Eyecatching (pun intended)
interest "make-up"
I would have glaussaned the eyeliner a bit more. But, I think you were going for the heavy effect. Never the less, I really like it!
i love this!!!!
great job i would kill for eyes like that ^-^
Look at the irissss!!!!
It's all awesome-ish!!!! XD I love this <3
Look at the irissss!!!!
It's all awesome-ish!!!! XD I love this <3
Thanks! It helped that the stock photo was wearing a cool contact lense.
A great job, eye tones were great.
I saw this as a thumbnail n was like...I know who posted this! Lol great job...u rlly have a great creativity lol
I love those black eyes too~ <3
Like how you used snake skin as the eye's iris and pupil.
I actually didn't! That it the contact that the person is wearing! If you look at the original you will see that.
This gives "black eye" a WHOLE new meaning.


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Brooty carry around a pink blanket! c:
Broot is my very favorite horse you draw, you have such beautiful art, and horses, but broot is the best!
Broot: Wait-wha? Me? Awwwwwe your too kind <3
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
wow nive...beautiful...awsome...its so great!
Thank you, and thank you for all your other comments ^^
Your linearts.. Make me want to curl up into a ball and cry ;-; xD
can I just say, this guy is the cutest horse ever! <33
I love himmmmm <333
Where do you find inspration to draw something this amazing? I've been wanting to draw but I can't really find something to draw
I usually draw when I'm in a mood to draw haha or at least when I'm in a creative mood. For this I just used a reference to get the anatomy right then drew away. Thank you for the comment.
Omg, he's so cute! <3
Amazing drawing too <3
Amazing drawing too <3
that is so frickin' cute!!! I LOVE THIS GUY!
Gosh I love this fella' so much! HE'S SO BIG AND FLUFFEH.
This boy is way to smexy, I can't wait to see you draw him more :Love:
SO MANLY! XD I wanna hug him so bad :0
That's awesome!!
Eeee! This is so cute! ermagherd <333
Officially in love with Brooty Cx
Officially in love with Brooty Cx
I wish I could do that little cute face. This is so. Damn. Cute.
*dies of cuteness*
I just love Broot so much! *cuddles
little big horsey* He's most defiantly one of my favorite horses on dA, just so cute and cuddly and huge! And such a pretty boy too!
I just love Broot so much! *cuddles
HE IS AMAZING! And I love the pose and the colors!!!
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Published: Monday, May 26, 2014 at 3:44 p.m.
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Got an event
The Community Calendar is a sampling of area events, meetings, exhibits and announcements throughout Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
For a complete list of events, visit www.bigfunonthebayou.com.
If your event is not listed here, you can add it for free at our online events-listing site, www.events.bigfunonthebayou.com. Just visit the site, create an account and fill in the blanks to let people know what you have planned. Whether you're a church group or an artist with an exhibit, let others know here.
You can also mail listings to The Courier, P.O. Box 2717, Houma, LA 70361 or the Daily Comet, 104 Hickory St., Thibodaux, LA 70301; fax it to 857-2244 or 448-7654, or email it to email@example.com or email@example.com. Please include the event, time of event, date of event, where the event is taking place, the address of where the event or meeting is taking place and a contact phone number for information. For information, call 857-2200.
The Terrebonne Parish Library System's summer reading program, "Fizz, Boom, Read," has begun. Read 10 library books — or parents can read 10 library books to younger children — and receive a certificate, a chance to win a bike, a library superstar yard sign and coupons for free things. The summer program includes weekly story times, craft workshops and performances from magician and juggler Matthew Noel, musician Eric Herman and the Invisible Band, Discovery Dome, storyteller, puppeteer Hobey Ford, and a visit from Audubon Nature Institute's Wetland Express and more. The Library System's program for seventh- through 12th-graders, "Spark a Reaction," and the adult program, "Literary Elements," are also planned.
Admission: Free.
When: Throughout the summer.
Where: Various Terrebonne Parish library branches.
Information: wwwmytpl.org/srp or 876-5861 (option 3).
Reading can be fun
The Lafourche Parish Public Library System's summer reading program has begun. Read a certain amount of books, and you will receive a certificate and coupons for free things. The summer program includes weekly story times, craft workshops, games, magical performances, wetland critters and more. Children and teens can create robots, make slime and all kinds of gooey stuff, including oobleck. There are geysers, volcanoes, zeppelins and more. The theme for this year's program is "Fizz, Boom, Read." The theme for the teen program is "Spark a Reaction," and the theme for the adult program is "Literary Elements."
Admission: Free.
When: Throughout the summer.
Where: Any Lafourche Parish library branch.
Information: www.lafourche.org.
Art exhibit
Local abstract artist Adrianna Guillot was selected as the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's artist of the month for May. Guillot is a self-taught artist who started exploring her artistic side in 2005 with things she had on hand — Crayola paints, paper and string. The more she did, the more she experimented. She joined the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild and began showing her artwork. With encouragement from members, she said, she continued to explore her new found adventure. She uses any and everything she can find to create unique pieces. The exhibit will consist of numerous canvases of abstract or non-representational artwork mostly done with acrylic paint.
Admission: Free.
When: Throughout May. The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays.
Where: Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's Downtown Art Gallery 630, 630 Belanger St., downtown Houma.
Information: www.TFAG.org or email email@example.com.
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Local artist Wilma Lopez James was selected as the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's artist of the month for June. James was born and educated in Panama City, Panama, where she met her husband, Michael, and settled in the Houma area. Her art training began when she took lessons at the Senior Citizens Center in Montegut. Her instructors referred her to the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild. She continued studying and attending workshops in oils, acrylics and watercolor. Some of her art instructors are Tanya Dischler, Susan Hoffmann, Robin Hartman and Sharline Hotard. Her area of interest in subject matter for her paintings include birds, florals and landscapes. She said she especially enjoys painting the exotic birds and flowers of her native country.
Admission: Free.
When: Throughout June. The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays.
Where: Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild's Downtown Art Gallery 630, 630 Belanger St., downtown Houma.
Information: www.TFAG.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Go jam with them
You can come jam with this group of Cajun musicians every Monday, except holidays.
Admission: Free.
When: 5-7 p.m. Mondays.
Where: Jean Lafitte Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center, 314. St. Mary St., Thibodaux.
Information: www.nps.gov/jela/wetlands-acadian-cultural-center.htm or 448-1375.
'Driving Miss Daisy'
The Bayou Playhouse is bringing Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Driving Miss Daisy" to the stage by way of the Halifax Theatre Co. Perry Martin directs multi-award winning actress Janet Shea, HBO "Treme" co-star Lance E. Nichols and John "Spud" McConnell in this Southern classic about the unlikely relationship between an elderly Southern white lady and a proud soft-spoken black man.
Admission: $23 in advance online and $25 at the door.
When: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 2:30 p.m. Sundays May 9 through June 1.
Where: Bayou Playhouse, 101 Main St., Lockport.
Information: www.BAYOUPLAYHOUSE.com or call 1-888-992-2968.
Let's rock
Downtown Live After 5 has entered its 13th season. Monthly performances feature sounds from bands with roots in rhythm and blues, country, swamp pop, rock and more. This month, the local band, Blue Eyed Soul Revue, is set to take the stage. The event, sponsored by the Houma Downtown Development Corp., was started as a way to bring people back to downtown Houma and show them the restaurants, stores and night spots that are in their backyard. Houma's Downtown Live After 5 started in March 2002 as an effort to revitalize interest and activity in downtown Houma. Members of the Downtown Business Association suggested holding outdoor concerts in the city after seeing similar events in Lafayette, Baton Rouge and other places across south Louisiana. The series attracts a group of 200 to 300 people a month.
Admission: Free.
When: 5-10 p.m. May 30.
Where: Courthouse Square in downtown Houma.
Information: Anne Picou at 873-6408.
Fun tunes
The Evergreen Associates and Evergreen Lions Club's Stomp'n on da Bayou Music Festival features food and live music from Tet Dur, Junior LaCrosse, Triple Play, Reaux Shambo, Sheaux Down and Rockin' Oldies. All money donated to the event will be given to Cystic Fibrosis Crippled Children Camp and Louisiana Lions Eye Foundation.
Admission: Free.
When: May 30-June 1.
Where: Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 W. Main St.
Information: Charolette Sanders at 226-2776, Reed Callais at 291-6046 or Carl Cortez at 688-9349.
Time to manger
The annual Bon Mangé Festival includes music, food and an auction.
Admission: Free.
When: June 6-8.
Where: Vacherie-Gheens Community Center, 1783 La. 654, Gheens.
Information: Donna Landry at 532-6587 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Community fair
The Bayou Boeuf Community Fair features food, music, an auction, a cakewalk, games, drinks, sweets and and live music by Silver Wings on June 6 and Rockin' Oldies on June 7. Donations of mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, napkins, forks, salt, pepper, hot sauce, toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, hand soap and dish detergent are needed.
Admission: Free.
When: June 6-7.
Where: Bayou Boeuf Fire Station, 1870 La. 307, Kraemer.
The LaTerre Master Gardeners, along with the LSU AgCenter and USDA Sugarcane Research Station, can help you with your gardening at the upcoming 14th annual Vegetable Field Day. Speakers from LSU will discuss home vegetable production and disease control. Master Gardeners will discuss vegetables planted and practices used in production for home vegetables. The event also features a largest-tomato contest and educational information is available, along with a question-and-answer session. Varieties of tomatoes based on LSU Vegetable Garden Research plots will be discussed. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cucumbers and sweet corn are highlighted. Also, some squash, beans, flowers, herbs and pumpkins are planted.
Admission: Free.
When: 8 a.m. June 7.
Where: USDA Sugarcane Research Facility, 5883 USDA Road, Houma. It is across from Chauvin Funeral Home on La. 311.
Cajun music
The Bayou Cajun Music Association's annual festival will feature performances by Couche Couche and Rachel Wilson and the Cajun Express Band. The event also includes food, sweets, a cake walk, auction items and a 50/50 raffle.
Admission: $8 per person or $15 per couple. Children 12 and under are admitted free.
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 7.
Where: Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 W. Main St., Houma.
Information: Richard Arcement at 852-8357.
Celebrate your heritage
The 38th annual Cajun Heritage Festival includes a decoy show, carving demonstrations, a live auction, a duck calling contest, wood carving contest, food, arts and craft vendors, a raffle and more.
Admission: Free.
When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 7 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 8.
Where: Larose Civic Center, 307 E. 5th St.
Information: Robby Matherne at 228-0845 or visit www.cajunheritagefestival.com.
The Terrebonne Council on Aging's parishwide bingo sponsored by St. Joseph Hospice for elderly 60 and up includes 15 games and one blackout game. Lunch is served. There is an education forum by St. Joseph Hospice. You can buy tickets by June 6 at any Terrebonne Council on Aging's site or center, and at the Council on Aging's main office, 995 W. Tunnel Blvd. Door prizes are drawn.
Admission: Bingo cards are sold for $1 a piece with a 20 card maximum.
When: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 10.
Where: Houma Municipal Auditorium, 880 Verret St.
Information: Diana N. Edmonson at 868-8411.
Play a hand of poker
The third annual Bayou Bash Poker Run is a fundraiser with proceeds benefitting the Kraemer Knights of Columbus Council No. 10800.
Admission: Early registration costs $25 per poker hand through June 9 and $30 after June 9 to June 14.
When: Registration is scheduled 10-11:30 a.m. June 14. Check-in time is at 5:30 p.m. at Fred's.
Where: Trudy's Restaurant near Lake Des Allemands.
Information: Eddie Cortez at 633-0077, Jamie Kraemer at 633-3068, Joey Martinez at 633-7652 or Heath Marse at 633-8839.
Let's rock
Downtown Live After 5 has entered its 13th season. Monthly performances feature sounds from bands with roots in rhythm and blues, country, swamp pop, rock and more. This month, the local band, Sheaux Down, is set to take the stage. The event, sponsored by the Houma Downtown Development Corp., was started as a way to bring people back to downtown Houma and show them the restaurants, stores and night spots that are in their backyard. Houma's Downtown Live After 5 started in March 2002 as an effort to revitalize interest and activity in downtown Houma. Members of the Downtown Business Association suggested holding outdoor concerts in the city after seeing similar events in Lafayette, Baton Rouge and other places across south Louisiana. The series attracts a group of 200 to 300 people a month.
Admission: Free.
When: 5-10 p.m. June 27.
Where: Courthouse Square in downtown Houma.
Information: Anne Picou at 873-6408.
Youth conference
Steubenville on the Bayou Catholic youth conference sponsored by the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux is a three-day conference which is part of a nationwide conference series co-sponsored by Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio. The event includes praise and worship music; guest speakers; live music; and more.
Admission: Varies.
When: June 27-29.
Where: Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd.
Information: www.SteubenvilleOnTheBayou.com or www.facebook.com/SteubieBayou.
Fired up
You can look, sell, trade and buy gins and knives at a gun and knife show sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.
Admission: $5.
When: June 28-29.
Where: Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 W. Main St., Houma.
Celebrate independence
The annual Let Freedom Ring Festival celebration includes food and live music, and a fireworks display, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign War, at night.
Admission: Free.
When: July 4.
Where: Peltier Park at East 7th Street in Thibodaux.
Information: Leland Hoffmann Jr. at 446-5237 or email email@example.com.
Rap concert
Hip-hop star Lil' Boosie will perform live. The concert is presented by Fiya Mix Entertainment. Tickets available at Ticketmaster.com, the Civic Center Box Office, Ticketmaster outlets or charge-by-phone at 1-800-745-3000.
Admission: Varies.
When: 7:30 p.m. July 11.
Where: Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd.
Information: 850-4657 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Kabuto-AS A WOMEN by MrknownothingWatch
©2004-2016 Mrknownothing
jesse, before i saw the title on this, i was just about to scream to myself "KABUTO DOESNT HAVE TITS!!!"
Was just randomly browsing through NAFA, and I noticed this picture. I came to a somewhat startling realization: Kabuto looks way too good as a girl. Better as a girl than a guy...
Silliness aside, it's really a nice picture. ^^
Silliness aside, it's really a nice picture. ^^
lol, sadly i must agree, hes is really cool as a guy non-theless . i plan on cosplayen him for next years fanime...if i go. so anywhonanny! thanks for the comment!
The facial structure and the shading is really great! I like it lots! She's so pretty... i can't help but be jealous. u_u;;
Good luck in the contest!
Good luck in the contest!
hmm nice manga style shading, very nice poses too. o and good luck on the contest!
I so rarely say this.... But...
Very nice ^_^
Very nice ^_^
nice ^^
very cool shading, yo~
stylish and such
very cool shading, yo~
stylish and such
- Ha, awesome!!! 8) 8) 8)