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Celebration of a woman's sensuality was healthy but Bollywood's heroines would "do well to make more discerning choices", says actress and social activist Shabana Azmi.
As debate swirls over incidents of violence against women, particularly the gang-rape of a young woman now battling for life in a Singapore hospital, Shabana tweeted Thursday night: "Celebration of a woman's sensuality is healthy, but commodification is not and our heroines will do well to make more discerning choices."
"Crass lyrics, voyeuristic camera angles, fragmented images of heaving breasts, swivelling navels, swinging hips rob women of autonomy. So much easier to blame than to reflect and share part of the blame. All sections of society including films need to analyse how we are part culpable," she added.
Her comments came on the President Pranab Mukherjee's son and Congress MP Abhijit Mukherjee said disparagingly that "highly dented-painted" women visited discotheques and then appeared at India Gate to protest the Delhi bus gang-rape.
"Should Abhijeet Mukherjee's sexist comment about women protesters being 'dented and painted' be reciprocated with 'damning and shamming'?" Shabana tweeted.
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Field Trip: Sarah Anne Johnson
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
A Foundation for Fifty Years: McMichael Masterworks
Legends: Norval Morrisseau and Anishinabek "Woodland School" Artists
Reframing Canadian Art: Jessie Oonark
Reframing Canadian Art: Norval Morrisseau
Field Trip: Sarah Anne Johnson,Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
(Galleries 8 and 9)
March 5 – June 5, 2016
As a Primary Exhibition partner with the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, the McMichael's exhibition Field Trip: Sarah Anne Johnson shows the artist's latest project about Canada's outdoor music festivals. Johnson sees these festivals as a forum for a community of people coming together to create a modern day Dionysian celebration through a connection to nature, music and dance, and the rejection of social norms.
Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson (born in 1976) lives and works in Winnipeg. While her work is primarily photo-based, she also employs a full range of media including painting, sculpture and performance where she addresses issues that are environmental, social and personal. Johnson received her MFA from Yale University and a BFA from the University of Manitoba. Her work is featured in numerous public collections including the Guggenheim Museum in New York, The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC, the National Gallery of Canada and the Art Gallery of Ontario, each of which has extensive holdings of her work. She has also received recent commissions from Louis Vuitton, the Winnipeg Art Gallery, and the Bank of Montreal, and was a finalist for the Sobey Art Award in 2015.
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Sarah Anne Johnson, Pink Forest, 2015, photoshopped chromogenic print, 28 x 42
Courtesy Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto; Galerie Division, Montreal; Julie Saul Gallery, New York
A Foundation for Fifty Years: McMichael Masterworks
(Gallery 1)
Curated by Sarah Stanners
The McMichael owes its existence and collection to the generosity of donors. A Foundation for Fifty Years will present some of the most significant donations made for the McMichael gallery's founding year, 1966, by Signe and Robert McMichael, as well as their peers, who were all excited to make Canadian masterworks a gift to the public of Ontario. Installed in the McMichael's principle gallery on the ground floor, this collection of masterworks celebrates our core artists - the Group of Seven and their contemporaries. Artists on show include Tom Thomson, Lawren Harris, David Milne, and Emily Carr, to name just a few. The exhibition space has been restored to its 1960s modernist style, in a manner that the McMichaels intended: traditional materials with modern lines. This special exhibition kicks off the 50th anniversary of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.
Arthur Lismer (1885-1969), Canadian Jungle, 1946, oil on canvas, 44.8 x 53.7 cm (17 5/8 x 21 1/8 in.), Gift of the Founders, Robert and Signe McMichael, McMichael Canadian Art Collection
For Every Season
A re-installation of the permanent collection in 4 galleries
October 2015 — May 2016
Curated by Sarah Stanners
"The breath of the Four Seasons must ever be our basic inspiration." — J.E.H. MacDonald, A Landmark of Canadian Art (1917)
Canada is celebrated for its four beautiful and distinct seasons, which have especially inspired our landscape painters. Riots of colour in the fall leaves, soft quietude in the winter snow, the fresh promise of spring green, and the long hours of the summer sun are all vividly expressed in the painted canvases throughout this four-part exhibition. Drawn entirely from the permanent collection of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, the masters of each season come forward in full colour as four galleries are dedicated to each of the four seasons: winter, fall, summer and spring.
Tom Thomson (1877-1917), Autumn Birches, 1916, oil on wood panel, 21.6 x 26.7 cm, Gift of Mrs. H.P. de Pencier, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1966.2.3
Gallery 4: Spring
Spring is considered by many to be a time of fresh starts—a blank canvas to start a new year. As the rain renews and breaks up the snow, new growth leaps forward in fresh greens against earthen browns. While traditional landscape painters embrace the spring as a time to get out into nature to paint what they see, abstract artists often use spring as a metaphor for how they feel.
Gallery 5: Summer
The long and lazy days of summer are best expressed in paint. Twilight colours in the evening promise tomorrow's wide-open blue skies and respite from cruel weather prompts deeper explorations of the landscape. The mighty snow-topped mountain paintings—our cultural icons—are, in fact, summer subjects. For the Group of Seven, evoking the experience of the land in their painting was most important. Lawren Harris recalled that the overriding feeling he had when painting Mount Robson was a fear of the grizzly bears. Bugs were another matter, according to A.Y. Jackson.
Gallery 6: Fall
Nature is an avant-garde painter in the fall season. Audacious bursts of colour abound in the trees that are so often the primary subject of Canadian landscape paintings. For this reason, the Founders of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection set their home-turned-public gallery on the edge of the Humber River Valley where a connection between their beloved Canadian paintings and the inspirational landscape could be both seen and felt.
The fall is favoured for painting en plein air (that is, painting while out in the open air of nature). Long sessions of sketching are enjoyed while the weather is neither too hot nor too cold.
Gallery 7: Winter
Canadian painters learn quickly that mastering the representation of snow-laden hills means embracing shades of blue and violet to signal shadow. This sleepy season is anything but pure white. The low slung sun in the sky prompts a softer palette but moods are sterner, as if to acknowledge the fortitude required to survive the cold climate.
(Gallery 12)
Renowned artist Jessie Oonark (1906–1985) was born in the Back River area north of Qamani'tuaq (Baker Lake). Oonark and her family led a nomadic existence as did other Inuit who depended on hunting and fishing for survival. After moving into the developing community of Qamani'tuaq in the 1950s, Oonark was encouraged to make drawings which were at times playful reinterpretations of life in the North. Her earliest works attracted the attention of James Houston, founder of the print program at Cape Dorset on Baffin Island. Prints made from Oonark's drawings were included in the second and third annual print releases from the Cape Dorset workshop. Oonark achieved international recognition for her drawings, prints and wall hangings.
Following their recent major gift of contemporary Northwest Coast artworks to the McMichael, Jamie Cameron and Christopher Bredt have donated 189 Baker Lake drawings, collages and prints from their extensive collection of Inuit art. This generous gift effectively allows the McMichael to reframe the work of Jessie Oonark – as no fewer than 50 works by the artist stem from this new gift, providing an extensive new context for the wall hangings and other works on paper from our existing collection.
Image: Jessie Oonark (1906 - 1985), wall hanging, Untitled, c. 1972, felt with embroidery thread, thread, 203 x 152 cm, Gift of Vincent Tovell, Object number: 1990.4
Reframing Canadian Art: Norval Morrisseau(Gallery 14)
Norval Morrisseau's passion for visual storytelling led him to develop a pictorial vocabulary, which transformed the traditional readings of the teachings and stories of the Anishinaabe people, and enabled him to express his own spiritual voice.
The artist's imagery drew inspiration from renderings transcribed on rock as petroglyphs and pictographs, or hand-drawn on birch bark scrolls by ancestors. Morrisseau sought to reinterpret the cultural and spiritual narratives of his heritage by exploring various means of invoking a state of transcendence. The artist's work also presents references to Christianity as well as Eckankar, a contemporary belief system.
The use of acrylic paint, canvas and paper marked a shift towards European-influenced art traditions. Morrisseau's acrylic paintings demonstrate an intuitive use of bright, pure colour, where dark lines delineate figures within figures. Some of Morrisseau's symbolic representations are suggestive of an inner power, while others express an inherent spirituality. These vibrantly coloured images offer compelling chronicles of an individual connected to a broad-based cultural core.
Morrisseau's paintings have traditionally been shown in the far, long gallery (#8) here at the McMichael. With this reinstallation, we aim to reframe the way we see even the most familiar works from our permanent collection. Display space can act as a frame and therefore influences the way in which we look at art.
Image: Norval Morrisseau (1931-2007), Shaman and Disciples, 1979, acrylic on canvas
180.5 x 211.5 cm, Purchase 1979, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1979.34.7


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You'll find some of the finest artwork produced by American Indians at the Heard Museum, from kachina dolls to fine art and jewellery. For a perfect gift, consider the lovely wind bells – in bronze and ceramic – that you'll find at Cosanti, the inspired creation of architect and visionary Paolo Soleri.
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Whether you're a fan of traditional or contemporary art, Scottsdale has it all, with more than 100 galleries. Try to take in the Thursday night ArtWalk, a marvellous weekly open house of 30 years' standing that entrances serious and casual art lovers alike. And if you're travelling to Scottsdale in the late winter, the 10-week Arizona Fine Art Expo combines a juried fine art festival with unprecedented access to the inner workings of an artist's studio. The show features painters, sketch artists and sculptors, and offers hands-on demonstrations and workshops.
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Staver: 'The Hispanic Community Believes in the Same Values as does Liberty Counsel'
Liberty Counsel today unveiled a 60-second Spanish-language radio program, Llamado de Libertad, "with the goal to encourage, educate and reach out to the Hispanic community." Staver, who is also a board member of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, in a statement described Latinos as a monolith who concurs with his organization's right-wing ideology:
"We are very excited to announce the launch of our Spanish version of Freedom's Call, Llamado de Libertad," said Mat Staver, Founder and Chairman of Liberty Counsel. "The Hispanic Community believes in the same values as does Liberty Counsel—sanctity of life, family, and religious freedom."
"Llamado de Libertad fulfills a need in Hispanic broadcasting," said Yuri Mantilla. "The Spanish community needs to know more about what is going on in our nation—the laws and issues that Liberty Counsel is advocating."
Liberty Counsel is partnering with the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference on a new Hispanic Initiative. "As the legislative and policy arm of the NHCLC, it is important that Liberty Counsel is communicating with the Hispanic community," said Staver. "Building our presence on Spanish-language radio stations is a step in that direction."
But like other groups, Latinos don't speak with one voice, especially on the social issues that Liberty Counsel concentrates on.
One clue that Latinos aren't aligned with the rabidly anti-Obama Liberty Counsel is that a whopping 71% of Latinos voted for Obama in the last election.
Liberty Counsel also might have little luck attracting Latino supporters over the group's two central goals: criminalizing abortion and fighting gay rights.
ABC found that among Latino voters, 66% supported keeping abortion legal, compared to 59% of Americans at large. A 2012 Lake Research poll found that 68% of Latinos believe that abortion "should remain legal," and NBC/WSJ poll reports that Latinos "increasingly oppose [Roe v. Wade] being overturned."
Latino voters also outpace non-Hispanic whites and African Americans in their support for marriage equality, with 59% backing same-sex marriage. Quinnipiac similarly observed that with 63% favoring marriage equality, Latinos "support same-sex marriage than any other demographic."
But just as Liberty Counsel's Matt Barber erroneously predicted that Jewish voters would turn en masse against Obama, the ultraconservative group's latest stunt to appeal to Latinos may come up dry.
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The soccer season is only five matches old, but Greenwood freshman Kayla Rance already has notched a hat trick.
Those familiar with soccer and hockey know that's three (or more) goals in a single outing.
And she's done it not once but four times, most recently during Saturday's 6-2 win against Southport. She scored five of the Woodmen's goals and now has 15 for the season.
The output been a surprise, Rance said.
"I didn't think I would get that many," she said with a half smile.
The numbers have hardly been a shock considering the way she tallied the first of her three goals in the Woodmen's 4-0 victory against Beech Grove on Thursday.
Taking a pass from behind the stripe at midfield, Rance sped down the center of Greenwood's Astroturf field, splitting defenders like a clever punt returner in football while maintaining her dribble.
Without breaking stride, Rance teed up her shot from about 20 feet away from the goal, swung back her right leg and booted the ball hard past the Hornets' goalkeeper to put the Woodmen on the board.
She scored her second goal almost effortlessly on a penalty kick and added the third about 10 minutes into the second half, getting a great look at the net.
After scoring for the third time, Rance departed the game after being tripped up hard at midfield. She stayed out just to be on the safe side.
The only opponent that's kept her under wraps is county and Mid-State Conference rival Whiteland, which held the freshman to one goal and edged the Woodmen 3-2 on Wednesday. Rance almost had a chance to tie the game with about 10 seconds left, but three Warrior defenders bottled her up.
Her other hat-trick performances came in Greenwood's 4-2 victory against Martinsville on Aug. 20 and a 6-0 rout of Edgewood on Aug. 23.
Rance, the daughter of Denis and Deborah Rance, is the sister of former boys soccer standout Maxx Rance, who's been instrumental in helping his sister make her mark — and quickly — at Greenwood.
"(Maxx) helped me push myself to be as good as I can be," Rance said. "He's helped me with my shooting and where I need to be on the field."
Rance is used to being on a soccer field. Though she's only in her first year in high school, she's a veteran of the sport. She started, as she put it, "around 5 or 6" and began competing in travel soccer at 7.
She's been comfortable and confident playing such a physical game. Not even the possibility of superstition would hinder her, considering she ended up choosing to wear No. 13.
"I just kind of picked it," she said. "I just thought it was pretty cool."
Rance said travel soccer and interscholastic soccer differ in many ways but have one obvious similarity.
"I just love the team aspect, getting to know everyone and helping improve each other," she said.
Those sentiments were echoed by Greenwood's third-year coach, Anne Toliver-Pratt, who noted she knew Rance a little bit before and since her brother graduated two years ago.
"Kayla's been very positive, hardworking and determined. "She's good at doing what we ask of her and helps the other girls out."
The season is still young, but it's apparent Toliver-Pratt, Rance and the rest of the Woodmen believe it's going their way now.
Heading into Saturday's match at Southport, Greenwood's three victories equaled the number of wins totaled in its previous two campaigns.
While Rance has been punching the net with soccer balls, the Woodmen have been energized by the leadership of their captains — seniors Chloe Cole and Kathryn Roberts and junior Cierra Frazier, who had never played soccer for keeps prior to her freshman year.
Toliver-Pratt said that throughout her tenure several players have had to learn to play the game competitively during their high school careers.
Improvement always remains the watchword for the team seeking to "pass the ball with a purpose," as stressed by its coach.
"We've had a lot of girls who didn't play before," Toliver-Pratt said. "There's been an attitude of being accepting and helping them. They've (the older players) started building that group up. They want to be better."
Rance said, "We're thinking, hey, we can actually win. It helps us keep our heads up and play hard."
Meanwhile, the team has had another catalyst in goalkeeper Madelyn Moan, who's allowed just five goals in four outings thus far.
The freshman demonstrated her skill early in the second period when speedy Beech Grove forward Cassidy Bruner approached with a breakaway shot opportunity, threatening to cut the Woodmen's 2-0 lead in half.
Moan smothered the senior Hornet's shot well in front of the net.
It was a play that confirmed Greenwood was on its way to a hat trick in terms of wins.


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TNT studio analyst Charles Barkley discussed the Oklahoma City Thunder and the NBA during a conference call to promote the 25th American Century Championship, July 18-20 at Lake Tahoe. Barkley is listed at 500-1 odds to win the golf tournament, which includes a field of 80 sports and entertainment stars, including Annika Sorenstam, and will be televised by NBC and NBCSN.
Q: What does the Thunder have to do to get to the next level and did Kevin Durant do enough in the playoffs?
A: I think you guys are very fortunate to have Kevin Durant. He is only the second-best basketball player in the world. The one criticism I've had of KD, and I've had it for the last three or four years, he's got to learn how to post up because they put little guys on him, whether it's Tony Allen, who's a great defender, Chris Paul has guarded him, in the last series they had Kawhi Leonard, (Manu) Ginobili and Danny Green. If he would add post up to his game, he could make these guys irrelevant. They would have to double him on the box. Getting the ball out on the floor as great a scorer as he is, they make him take difficult shots. He is a difficult shot maker.
But until Oklahoma gets a low-post scorer, they are not going to win. I told you that three years ago when you all played for the (NBA) Finals, you're never going to beat Miami or a really good team until you get some easy baskets. As great as Kevin is, as great as Russell (Westbrook) is, the game always slows down. And their offense in the half-court is not very good. Russell and Kevin have to do a lot in the half-court. ... They are going to win a bunch of games. They have two of the 10-best players in the world. ... You got to have a guy who can get you an easy basket, and they don't have that right now.
Should the Thunder amnesty Kendrick Perkins?
It's not my decision, to be honest with you. I just can't give away people's money. But they got to find a way to get some low-post scoring and they got to improve their bench. Their bench is awful. Especially when they moved Reggie Jackson to the starting lineup, they had no scoring coming off the bench.
Tim Duncan stepped out of character in Oklahoma City when he said, "We have four more to win and we'll do it this time." What was your impression of that comment?
I thought it was really cool. He's the greatest power forward ever, in my opinion. I think they know they gave away the championship last year. I think Tim Duncan wants to retire. If he had won the championship last year, he would have retired. I think he wants to win the championship this year, so he can retire. I think he's just trying to motivate himself, to be honest with you.
Why are you picking the Heat to win in 7 games?
No. 1, I am concerned about Tony Parker. And LeBron (James), you got to beat that guy four times. I think that's tough to do. I just think he is amazing to watch. I told somebody, I've been in the NBA for 30 years. We've never had a superstar that leads his team in scoring, rebounding, assists and he has to guard the best player on the other team. As great as Michael Jordan was — and I'm not comparing him to Michael Jordan — as great as Kobe (Bryant) was, think of all the NBA stars, we've never had one guy had to do so much for a team, and it's beautiful to watch. I told somebody, two years ago, this guy guarded Derrick Rose and in the Finals guarded Kevin Durant. To be able to guard Derrick Rose, the year he was MVP, and be able to shut him down in the fourth quarter, and then in the Finals, every time OKC needed a basket, he's such a physical freak of nature — he's quick enough to guard Durant and strong enough to make it tough on him. It's just fun to watch LeBron. But if Tony Parker is not healthy, it won't be the Heat in 6 or 7, it will be a lot quicker. They have no chance without Tony Parker.


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Keen IO NodeJS module. Keen IO is a hosted API to collect, analyze, and visualize your data.
Keen IO is an online service to collect, analyze, and visualize your data.
Use npm to install!
npm install keenio
var Keen = require'keen.io'; // Configure instance. Only projectId and writeKey are required to send data. var client = Keenconfigure projectId: "<project_id>" writeKey: "<write_key>" readKey: "<read_key>" masterKey: "<master_key>";
You can also have multiple instances if you are connecting to multiple KeenIO accounts in the one project (probably edge case).
var Keen = require'keen.io'; // Configure instance with API Key var client1 = Keenconfigure;var client2 = Keenconfigure;
In the future there will be the ability to pass options into the initialisation such as batching inserts, etc. The structure of this hasn't been defined yet but will look something like the following.
var Keen = require'keen.io'; // Configure instance with API Key and options var client = Keenconfigure projectId: "<project_id>" batchEventInserts: 30 ;
var Keen = require"keen.io";var client = Keenconfigure projectId: "<project_id>" writeKey: "<write_key>"; // send single event to Keen IO clientaddEvent"my event collection" "property name": "property value" if err console.log"Oh no, an error!"; else console.log"Hooray, it worked!"; ; // send multiple events to Keen IO clientaddEvents "my first event collection": "property name": "property value" "my second event collection": "property name2": "property value 2" if err console.log"Oh no, an error!"; else console.log"Hooray, it worked!"; ;
var Keen = require"keen.io";var apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY";var scopedKey = KeenencryptScopedKeyapiKey "allowed_operations": "read" "filters": "property_name": "account.id" "operator": "eq" "property_value": "123" ;var client = Keenconfigure projectId: "<project_id>"; readKey: scopedKey;
Analyses are first-class citizens, complete with parameter getters and setters.
<Client>.run method is available on each configured client instance to run one or many analyses on a given project. Read more about running multiple analyses below.
var your_analysis = analysisType params;
var Keen = require'keen.io';var client = Keenconfigure projectId: "your_project_id" readKey: "your_read_key"; var count = "count" event_collection: "pageviews" group_by: "property" timeframe: "this_7_days"; // Send query clientruncount if err return console.logerr; // response.result ;
All of the following analyses require an
event_collection parameter. Some analyses have additional requirements, which are noted below.
sum requires a
target_property parameter, where value is an integer
average requires a
target_property parameter, where value is an integer
maximum requires a
target_property parameter, where value is an integer
minimum requires a
target_property parameter, where value is an integer
select_unique requires a
target_property parameter
A note about extractions: supply an optional
Keen.Funnel requires a
steps attribute
A note about funnels: funnels require a
steps as an array of objects. Each step requires an
event_collection and
actor_property parameter.
var funfunfunnel = 'funnel' steps: event_collection: "view_landing_page" actor_property: "user.id" event_collection: "signed_up" actor_property: "user.id" timeframe: "this_6_months";
Learn more about funnels in the API reference
<Client>.run method accepts an individual analysis or array of analyses. In the latter scenario, the callback is fired once all requests have completed without error. Query results are then returned in a correctly sequenced array.
Query results are also attached to the query object itself, and can be referenced as
var avg_revenue = "average" event_collection: "purchase" target_property: "price" group_by: "geo.country" ;var max_revenue = "maximum" event_collection: "purchase" target_property: "price" group_by: "geo.country" ; var mashup = clientrunavg_revenue max_revenue if err return console.logerr; // res[0].result or this.data[0] (avg_revenue) // res[1].result or this.data[1] (max_revenue) ;
// Based on previous example // Update parameters avg_revenueset timeframe: "this_21_days" ;max_revenueset timeframe: "this_21_days" ; // Re-run the query mashuprefresh;
Future module updates are planned to introduce the remaining API calls. You can see some sketches for these in the examples directory. Also, as mentioned above, specifying options when creating an instance to configure the behaviour of the instance (ie, batching event submissions).
This is an open source project and we love involvement from the community! Hit us up with pull requests and issues.
The aim is to build up this module to completely represent the API provided by Keen IO, which is quite extensive. The more contributions the better!
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As a life-long aviation enthusiast, director Klay Hall comes into his own with Disneytoon Studio's Planes. We recently chatted about the challenges of animating aircraft for the new Cars spin-off opening Aug. 9. Planes tested so well at early screenings that it fueled John Lasseter's desire to go theatrical instead of direct to DVD/Blu-ray, validating what Hall and his animation team had accomplished.
While happily developing a trains movie, however, Lasseter proposed switching to planes and Hall couldn't have been more thrilled. His father was a naval pilot and his grandfather was a pilot, and he learned to fly when he was 12. Hall embraced an underdog story about a crop duster aptly named Dusty (Dane Cook) who aspires to race in the "Wings Around the Globe" competition.
"We were attracted to crop dusters: they're forced to fly low, it's a dangerous occupation, and they don't get much credit," Hall explains. "We found out in our research that most of the pilots are in awe of crop dusters. These guys are seat of your pants, stick and rudder kind of flyers. We knew it was a cool character.
"I can relate to stepping out of your comfort zone. It's OK to be scared but if you continue to push, you might be surprised what happens.I love how his character affects everyone along the route. At first they don't think he belongs there. As the race progresses, they can't help but be enamored with who he is. We looked at The Amazing Race and pay it forward. It's not just about winning -- he's a pretty decent guy. I think that's another great character trait."
Hall and the team also discovered in their research that crop dusters would actually make ideal racers. "We knew they couldn't fly above 1,000 feet, which supported the idea of fear of heights."
The world of Cars, of course, became a great foundation as a flying off point. "One of the biggest challenges we had was that everyone knows what cars look like when they're parked. But not all of us own airplanes, so familiarity comes to mind right away where your eye recognizes certain things that you're comfortable looking at.
"Throw an airplane in there next to it, so if we're trying to do a two-shot with these big wings, it's very difficult to stage any kind of meaningful conversation. And then the windshield on a car is really wide, so you have this big platform for eyes to express emotion and personality. On screen all of a sudden you have this convex shape with eyes that are much smaller and it becomes a huge challenge to try and convey acting.
"It took us a long time to figure out, to get the position correctly, to get the conversations and emotion in a convincing way. And the other thing is we have these three and four-blade crop dusters. Don't block the eyes, don't block the mouth, yet they have to be correctly proportioned for the aircraft. A bigger chin, but often times the mouth is on the bottom so you've got this dog or shark thing going on where it's tough to get expression. You're always looking for a creative way to pose and shoot it."
The Disneytoon team was led by animation director Sheryl Sacket, but this was no Tinker Bell. Like Cars, though, there was "truth in materials" to consider and populating the world with a variety of racing planes to accompany the crop duster. There was difficulty with wings and windscreens and propellers, not to mention sound design.
Then it was creatively challenging to come up with the race. "When we first started making these planes fly, they felt like little toys," Hall concedes. "And we knew we were in trouble. That's where we were able to step back a bit. [Producer] Traci [Balthazor-Flynn] found Jason McKinley [Red Tails] to serve as flight specialist and we were able to get a plan. That was embracing the weight, speed, and size of the airplane. And then the size of the sets. We applied the physics to the actual scope of the set. It had to be physically correct to make it believable. It took us six months just to get them to fly believably. But once we figured out Dusty's qualifying run, we cracked the code."
For Hall, the best part was that it takes place in the air, where he conveys the sense of freedom and danger associated with aviation.


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Senator Richard Burr will try for another term he currently holds as the Republican senator for our state.
Burr's re-election paperwork was turned into to the North Carolina State Board of Elections Monday morning.
Democratic Secretary of State Elaine Marshall also filed her paperwork Monday.
Other democrats who have filed since the candidacy period began two weeks ago include former State Senator Cal Cunningham of Lexington, Chapel Hill attorney Ken Lewis and Lumberton lawyer Marcus Williams.
Two other GOP candidates, Brad Jones of Lake Toxaway and Eddie Burks of Asheboro, also have filed to challenge Burr in the May primary.
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Paul Ryan: Can't Support Trump 'At This Point'House Speaker Paul Ryan campaigned for Sen. Ron Johnson in southern Wisconsin on Thursday, but he avoided expanding on his surprise announcement that he couldn't currently support the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
Influx Of Teen Migrants Leads US To Open 3 More Shelters, 1 In ColoradoThe U.S. government plans to open three new shelters in three states to house unaccompanied migrant children as officials brace for another influx of young Central American immigrants crossing the border.
Trump Calls On Colorado-Based Super PAC Supporting His Bid To Return MoneyRepublican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is denouncing the outside political action committees supporting his candidacy, demanding they return the money they've collected, and calling on his opponents to do the same.
Colorado Rep. Ken Buck Not Convinced Ryan Is Right ChoiceWisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan told GOP lawmakers late Tuesday that he will run for speaker, but only if they embrace him by week's end as their consensus candidate -- an ambitious bid to impose unity on a disordered and divided House.
Republican Party Ups Investment In ColoradoThe Republican National Committee is pouring resources into Colorado, adding more than a dozen staffers as a new Senate candidate and sagging poll numbers for Democrats raise GOP hopes of ending the party's decade-long drought.
Will Congressional Republicans Back the Ryan/Murray Budget Deal?Will Rep. Paul Ryan's fellow Republicans get behind the budget deal he helped to craft, or is compromise simply not an acceptable option?
Poll: Udall Vulnerable Next Year In Senate RaceDemocratic Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado may not cruise to re-election next year, according to a poll released Tuesday that suggested a clear undercurrent of dissatisfaction among Colorado voters.
Paul Ryan, Top Aide To Mayor Hancock, Dies SuddenlyA top aide to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, city Regional Affairs Director Paul J. Ryan, died late Saturday from what friends said were complications from a burst appendix.
Opinion: Over The CliffAt midnight, not only did the ball drop in Times Square, ushering in a New Year, but Congress dropped the ball on delivering the country meaningful deficit reduction.
Opinion: Mitt Romney's Parting GiftOn a conference call with donors Romney claimed that Obama won because he gave "gifts" to African Americans, Latinos and young voters.
Nuns Hop On A Bus To Protest Paul Ryan's Budget CutsA group of nuns hopped on a bus for a rolling campaign to prevent cuts to programs for the poor.
Opinion: On Election Day Romney Keeping His Mind On The Business-At-HandObama plays basketball and Romney campaigns on Election Day


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1) I don't know the technical specifics, but from what I remember reading, the only equipment Geddy uses some piece of equipment that's "Small enough to fit on a chair." He doesn't use anything else because his sound usually comes through the PA (I find this very ironically hilarious since Geddy has the LOUDEST live bass presence I've ever heard. On most live albums you have to put effort into listening for the bass, whereas on Rush's live albums you have to put effort into listening for the guitar). As a result, he doesn't want his side of the stage to be empty so he just puts wacky shit up there every tour.
2) I feel so bad for Alex, I feel that one of the reasons that Geddy and Neil are at the top of their respective heaps is because you don't really have a lot of drum heroes and bass heroes. I mean seriously, besides the guys in The Who and Led Zeppelin (and Tool for you ADD) name one bass player or drummer in rock that is worshipped solely for their playing, without the stigma of their band on such a world renowned level. Steve Harris is a phenominal bass player of course, but I can't remember ever seeing him on the cover of Bass player magazine. Their simply aren't that many "Bass or drum heroes" in the world.
In this sort of department, Alex is totally fucked. He has to compete with Joe Satriani, Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, and Jimmy Page and fuck knows how many others for the "Guitar Hero" spotlight. Alex will never ever be in a top 20 "guitarists lists," not because he isn't any good, because nobody in their right mind is gonna have the balls to say that he's a better player than those guys. Not in this world of magazine politics and opinions being bought.
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Cargill, General Mills, Medtronic, Target detail $13 million to Minneapolis schools
Minneapolis Public Schools let the cat out of the bag last week about a major donation from Cargill, General Mills, Medtronic, Target, but the size of the donation and its purposes were a bit vague. Today, MPS fleshed out some of the details.
A $13 million package will be phased in over three years, aimed at promoting literacy; science, technology, engineering and math (STEM); the Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID) program that helps low-income students and students of color prepare for college; and attracting better teachers and staff.
The two biggest donations:
Target: More than $6 million over the next three years earmarked for reading initiatives, continued funding of Minneapolis school library makeovers, expansion of the Minnesota Reading Corps into every MPS elementary school during the 2011-12 school year.
Cargill: New grants totaling almost $5 million over the next three years to coordinate and expand STEM, enhance college-preparedness programs and help the district recruit, develop and retain top talent in the classroom and administration.
We mentioned before that the donations represent just a fraction of the district's budget. But coming after a year of turmoil on the school board, declining enrollment, school closures, and reorganization, the vote of confidence from some of Minnesota's corporate giants was welcomed with open arms at district HQ. Whether it makes any difference in the long run is an open question.
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If you ever get tired of riding the same old bicycle with normal wheels, you should try something like this. The giant bicycle with a Tractor tire, also known as the "Monsterbike" currently holds the record for the 'world's heaviest rideable bike' as it weighs 750kg (1650lb). Wouter van den Bosch, creator of this bike actually managed to ride this giant thing around his hometown Arnhem, the Netherlands without having a heart attack.
The video of him riding this bike got 6 million hits on YouTube and it went viral around the globe in 2010 before making history by officially marking his name on The Guinness Book of World Records. According van den Bosch, he "just built it and it turned out to be record-worthy".
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Liverpool to the top
England Vs Ghana
Daniel Sturridge 42 min England
Daniel Sturridge 78 min England
Jordan Ayew 37 min Ghana
England Vs Mexico
Everyone said this would be an easy game it was far from easy.
England won 3-2
Wayne Rooney scored twice and Daniel Sturridge
Mexico played really well fernando arce scored the first for Mexico also Liverpools Erick Torres scored
Second Round Argentina Vs England
Can England win this game? Its not looking good for the England team but who know this is football after all
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liverpool have there man. Darren Blackburn he is only 17 but tipped to be the best centre back in the world will this happen only hard work and willing to learn
England win 4-3 against Argentina
England won a hard fought battle against Argentina
Phil Jones suffered the ignominy of scoring an own goal in the 5th minute. Striker Higuain doubled the lead on the 20th minute.
Gabby Agbonlahor pulled one back for England on the 30th minute. Striker Wayne Rooney then equalised for England in the 49th minute. Messi scored a penalty in the 65th minute. Argentina's Martin Demichellis got a red card in the 86 minute. John Terry then clinched a late winner on 88 minutes with a close range header
It is a sad day as England get beat of Germany 4-1.
The manager did a great job after being made England manager just a few days before the World Cup.
FA talked to the press...
Mark Gaffey did a great job with the players he had to work with and in a short time he got them in to the quarter finals. We will give Mark all the time he needs to build up the squad. He has time and the full backing
Glenn T SAYS 2012-08-01 06:45Sorry mate but this story isn't realistic at all... and too fast-paced...
ive noticed your still using the grid tactic. jsut deleted the arrows that go with it.. would be alot more enoyable if you actually used YOUE OWN tactics
#60865 Glenn T : Sorry mate but this story isn't realistic at all... and too fast-paced...
I like playing the game at a fast pace sorry if you dont like it
#60868 toonman8589 : ive noticed your still using the grid tactic. jsut deleted the arrows that go with it.. would be alot more enoyable if you actually used YOUE OWN tactics
I just saw your message funny enough i was just about to up load my new tactic for this season.
Its not the grid tactic cos i dont have my right or left strikers marking the other teams full backs and my centre midfielder's are playing more open


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Awesome (: keep up the work. Hopefully it's done before I come back from Europe!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 16, 2014 at 5:39 AM
60 % resist with glitch players, you like it?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2014 at 1:53 AM
I'm just excited for the new map. I could care less at this point about the resists for players. -DarshonReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2014 at 11:38 AM
just curious if we will be able to get our lvl 20 toons there to power lvl them like we do at cit. that is all many of us really care aboutReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2014 at 9:29 PM
- AnonymousJuly 22, 2014 at 1:44 PM
now game dead for meReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 11, 2014 at 5:26 PM
Its been so long guys whats happening with the game? I Mean are we ever get something ELSE then PvP Update? The game is in dire need ofa Cosmetic update! HECK even a Weatherbox can be a massive improvement in all sectors of the Game! Wouldn,t hurt to see gust of sands going across the streets of Embry Crossroad or EVEN realligning all the misaligned landscape and texture out there! Adding more rocks and plants to the wasteland making it less empty and lifeless is a key! Heck! APB Reloaded is on the turbo right now to polish their game graphical wise while nothing is done in Fallen Earth.. I'm sick of this crystal clear wasteland clean sky without any particles in the atmosphere.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 5, 2015 at 12:06 AM
I am so sick and tired of PVP - i can't stand constant PVP when i keep facing only aimboters and cheaters that snipe me no matter what i do with fucking pistols.ReplyDelete
Let harvesters out of PVP zones.
PVE should be fucking PVE and who wants masochism PVP can go to PVP zones!
Some PVE Random events like "mutant invasion of Embry" - and then lvl 55 mutants in huge numbers overwhelm the AFKing idiots in Embry - would be nice.
Apart from the horrid PVP this game is dying !!


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Hypothetically if a CFO of a company and controller resigned after the posting of Q4 reports what would that mean? How many days before would have to make the CFO resignation public? Would that be an SEC violation if they didn't make it public right away, and what would that do the stock?
Now what if the CFO resigns and then, the CEO begs him to pull it long enough for the stock to stay above a dollar to make compliance, and the CFO agrees. Is that legit, or is that resignation official and thus has to be reported? What makes that resignation official?
All hypothetically of course. Sorry to post off topic but I couldn't find the answers with my goggling.
completely legitimate concern and wouldn't surprise any of us if this were true, pickens has now been through 3 CFO's - they get there, find out he's nuts, then leave
uh, Pickens fired the last CFO. Get your facts straight.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
What is your point?
"material" events must be disclosed within 5 days. not sure what your angle is for bringing this up though...other than to try to scare people.


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Sometime between 10:30 p.m. Monday and 7:10 a.m. Tuesday, the J & K Food Mart on Old Statenville Road was broken into, said Lt. Aaron Kirk, with the Valdosta Police Department.
Officers say 50 cartons of cigarettes, worth about $2,450 was stolen from behind the counter.
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Rivers revels in challenges of no huddle
"There's not a lot of freewheelin'," Rivers said.
Rivers is given several options for each defensive look, and it's usually from that menu that he chooses the play if required. But it's not like he's changing every play either.
It's often very obvious to announcers and fans when Rivers is changing a play on the fly, and when, say, the subsequent run gets stuffed for a short gain, the quarterback knows what the constituents are thinking on their couches: Why, Rivers, why?
"If you see a look you like, just let it run," Rivers said. "Then there are other times when you check to a play, and you think, 'Aw shoot, they're doing something different.' You're not always going to be in the perfect play. Sometimes you just have to snap and live with it.
"Sometimes you think, 'Aw, that was a bad decision. We should have done this.' But you've got to move on to the next play. I think the biggest thing is no negative plays."
The Chargers started the season 2-3 going with the no-huddle, and though Rivers threw for 411 yards against the Raiders in Week 5, San Diego rushed for only 34 yards and lost. The next week, against the Colts, they didn't run much no-huddle, had a more balanced attack (147 yards rushing, 227 passing) and won. In last week's win over Jacksonville, the no-huddle returned and the Chargers' scale was nicely weighted (276 passing, 158 rushing).
"We've been saying from Day 1 that we're going to change from week to week," McCoy said. "Sometimes it can change from quarter to quarter."
Keep the other team guessing is the key.
"I don't care if we run huddle or no-huddle," Hardwick said, "as long as we have a chance to lean on them with tempo and energy. The goal isn't to be the fastest team on the field and run the most plays. The goal is to be efficient, to wear them down, get to the fourth quarter and win the game."


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As recently as last summer, Center Grove's offensive line was a point of concern for coach Eric Moore.
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Who would be breaking the huddle and lining up with Woods was anybody's guess, although Moore had ideas.
Therein lies the beauty of building a program some 100 varsity members strong on an annual basis. Athletes — aka choices — abound.
"We just needed help. Mitch McKee had been hurt since his sophomore year, and Samm Hayes had played and then hurt his shoulder," said Moore, whose sixth-ranked team plays host to Columbus North tonight in a Class 5A sectional final. "What we had to do was take Nathan Krohne and Logan Battle, who were defensive players, and move them to offense."
The final product turned out something special: the 6-foot-4, 275-pound Hayes at left tackle, Battle (6-2, 200), a junior, at left guard; Woods (6-3, 240) snapping the football; and seniors Krohne (6-3, 230) and McKee (6-3, 250) manning the right side. Another junior, 6-1, 260-pound Jacob Vance, has seen time at left guard.
Moore and his assistant coaches can study film and pinpoint whatever inadequacies there are. Player A is doing this well but needs to do this better. The same goes for players B, C, D and E.
At the same time it's hard to stare cross-eyed at the results, a 10-1 record led by a wing-T offense averaging 40.7 points and 325 yards rushing per outing.
"I knew that if we worked hard in the offseason we could be as good as last year's line, if not better. It wasn't my choice to come over to offense, but it's worked out well," Krohne said. "We have so many good running backs that we know if we make the blocks we'll for sure score touchdowns."
This has been proved with sophomore backs Max Norris and juniors Lane Morris and Logan Hutson sidelined at various points of the season due to injury. Through it all, the Trojans haven't missed a beat, using Conner Stapleton, Alex Lucas, Calvin Daggett and others to run for 409 yards in last week's 62-6 sectional semifinal win at Franklin Community.
"The line has had games where it's been really good," Moore said calmly, specifically alluding to victories againstTerre Haute South, Ben Davis, North Central and Martinsville. "What happens is when Max and Logan are playing, we're more of a perimeter team. Now it's more of a between-the-tackles type of team. It does change their attitude because it's a different kind of blocking."
If any one player is qualified to stack the 2011 and 2012 offensive lines up against one another, it's Woods, who before his career is over might be, according to Moore, "one of the five or 10 best linemen in Center Grove history."
"The only difference, really, is size, but the heart and determination are definitely there because of what happened last year at Carmel," said Woods of the 21-17 semistate loss to the eventual Class 5A state champion, a game the Trojans led 17-0 at halftime. "Our motto this year is 'Unfinished business.'"
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-When I first saw that Thad Matta chose to start both Aaron Craft and Shannon Scott in the backcourt to begin the season, I was confused and didn't necessarily agree with the decision. First, it makes the Buckeye starting five incredibly small with the 6'2″ Craft, 6'3″ Scott, and the 6'4″ Lenzelle Smith Jr. sliding over to play the three spot. But, as it is, Sam Thompson comes off the bench as a super sixth man. But, you see why Matta likes this setup for defensive purposes.
-There isn't a better defensively sound backcourt than Craft and Scott, and the dual point guard look is going to be used enough as it is because those points are part of two of the best five players on the roster. Scott was phenomenal today, scoring 13 points and swiping 5 steals in just 21 minutes. He was 6-of-12 from the field, which including 0-for-5 from three point range. He still can't shoot, but he can drive and score in transition. He needs to focus on that. Craft posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 assists and shot 5-of-9 from the field.
-LaQuinton Ross is supposed to be the most dynamic scorer on this team. He went scoreless in this afternoon's game, missing all six shots he took. I'm a little concerned about his consistency this season. Ross gave the Bucks a much-needed boost in some key spurts of the tournament last season, but he lacks heavy minutes experience. He's a very green junior after missing all of his freshman season in effect and moving in and out of the rotation last season. I expect him to have a couple of 20 point performances and then follow them up with games like today.
-Let's talk about the Bucks' defense, which was just so good and scrappy, though I'll readily admit that Marquette's offense was just dreadful any way you slice it. The Golden Eagles shot just 19% (10 for 53) in the game, including 1-for-18 from three point distance. There was a span in the second half where Marquette failed to score a field goal for over twelve minutes, and they had 20 turnovers. The Buckeyes chip the ball out in the post and on dribble penetration better than any team around the country.
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-My only real beef outside of that was the 5-of-15 from the charity stripe. Take out Sam Thompson's 4-of-4, and the team made 1-of-11. When your starting backcourt struggles to make free throws, that's a killer in end game opportunities. With as many shots as Marquette missed, you're bound to give up more offensive rebounds, but 18 is a few too many for my liking. Amir Williams and Trey McDonald need to continue to improve their defensive rebounding.
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I usually follow up with Bd2, what do you guys suggest?
Don't play 7. cxd4, just castle and if they take on c4 play 8. Qb3. It's scary to hand off the second pawn but it passes the "Bobby Fisher played it" test. On top of that, hang onto that dark squared bishop if you can. A big reason you give up the b pawn is to get that dark squared bishop some nice activity, even preventing castling at times by landing on a3.
Is something wrong with Bd2? Seems fine to me.
You could probably even get away with Kf1 heh.
Sorry, I need to try insertng a game sometime, I have never done that here before.
Kf1 is actually not bad here.
I looked at this in detail with some chess engines once, and I don't remember my conclusions, but I agree with 7. O-O.
However I disagree with the follow-up to 7. ... dxc3.
In that case, I think its 8. Bxf7 Kxf7 9. Qd5+; this is with the intention of recapturing a bishop and then the pawn.
However if the king retreats back to e8, I think you can throw in a zwischenzug of Qh5+ to entice out g7 (to g6) making the rook vulnerable.
I think my analysis may have been that 6. O-O is better than the 6. d4.
As I seem to remember, black has adequate defences against attacks like 6. Qb3 and 6. d4. The defending moves might have been bringing out the black queen and bringing out the knight from g8.
So while each attack could be adequately defended, the quiet little castling move sort of forced black to choose his defence before white chose his attack. The result was that black finds himself with an inappropriate defence for white's attack.
I am sorry that I cannot be more specific. I looked at 5. ... Ba5 and 5. ... Be7 lines etc and its now all a blur in my mind. I have confused which opening demands early white castling.
I looked at it all with Stockfish and Houdini and other chess engines over a period of time, so my conclusions were probably much better than one would think, given my grade.
Although I love Evan's gambit for white, it does seem that with best play, black wins. Here is one line from a game, but I have lots of these and the conclusion from putting them all together was that white will lose out against best play.
7.0-0 is a meek move, which allows Black easy equality after 7...d6 8.cd4 Bb6, or 7...Bb6 first.
7.cd4 Bb4+ 8.Kf1 is the most annoying line for Black. Disregard the engine's evaluations, or at least forward them a few moves ahead before drawing any conclusions.
8.Bd2 is quite playable too, but white's advantage is very small.
Although I love Evan's gambit for white, it does seem that with best play, black wins.
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I always wanted to draw mufasa and baby simba and when I saw the tlk baby stuff at wal mart it inspired me to finally do it! This is heavily inspired by the clip art on those wall decals. Now If only i had a baby to decorate their room with all the glorious tlk baby stuff XD
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I love this! It looks like something from an official Disney commissioned and endorsed product. It would look great on a t-shirt too! Actually, ALL of these pics with the plain white background would!
Awww!! That's so cute!
yeaaaah, beautiful !!
AWW so cute ^_^
simba looks more like kiara and sombody needs to draw them together
I'm dying xoX this is Perfection O____O <33333
Ahh, so cute I adore the colours and the plain, illustration-like design
Aww, now that is just cute beyond words!
Awww this work is so cute! I love it!
It's baby Simba aww he looks all comfy in his father mane. They both look so contented so sweet I love it!
When I was little, I had a small lamp that looked similar to this It was one of those famous screenshots when Simba is a little older and rests on his fathers head I loved that lamp but I got older^^
And I know that feeling when seeing cute baby stuff in stores^^ I always think 'Man, it would be great to have a room to put this in and the baby going with it'
And I know that feeling when seeing cute baby stuff in stores^^ I always think 'Man, it would be great to have a room to put this in and the baby going with it'
Yeah! and baby clothes too they are just so darn cute XD I had a simba night light when i was little lol
Yep, so cute I always thought children would not be anything for me but since a few months, there is the strong feeling that having children might not be as bad as I thought... and if I see these cute things, it's... strange
Ive always kinda wanted to adopt kids actually but i wouldnt want any tho if i wasnt able to afford them and be married to the perfect guy, i just dont think its fair to the kids otherwise.
I totally agree to this I never thought I would ever want to have kids or be able to handle them but I started working at a doctor's and had to learn how to deal with them and I found the perfect match... so it kind of came...
How cute!
this is adorable ;,D
Sooooo cute!!!!!!!
Sweet, well done!
SoooOoooooOooo Cute! I just received that nursery set as a bridal shower gift since they knew how much I wanted it. ^_^ Now just to get pregnant! lol
late reply sorry XD At least your prepared now, i still need to find someone, get married and then have a baby XD
get a hamster. thats like a baby, right?
Just decorate your own room with it! XD
Nyawww this is gorgeous! I love the colour palette and the simplicity of it. And baby Simba is adoooreeeable!!!