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"... I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.'"
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Washington, D.C., August 28, 1963
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Without polling the candidates, which I don't have time to do this week, it's hard to say what motivated so many Las Vegas citizens to run for so few positions. Seventeen people filed for mayor and two council seats, including an impressive nine for the city's top job.
Maybe so many jumped in because the city is at a pivotal moment in time, when we could move forward on things such as water projects, or backward on things like political favoritism.
With their former leading scorer out of the lineup, the New Mexico Highlands men's basketball team has had to rely on others to step up and share the offensive load.
Williams, the Albuquerque guard, had averaged 16.6 points, 3.2 steals, 2.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game before reportedly injuring his Achilles tendon a few weeks back.
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PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. — Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig says he couldn't resist the pleas of team owners for him to stay on the job.
His wife Sue has said all along there was no way her husband would walk away from the game.
In the end, she was right.
Owners voted 29-1 on Thursday to give Selig a two-year contract extension through the 2014 season.
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Jill Baskerville, 55. Visiting instructor of sociology at New Mexico Highlands University. Moved to Las Vegas 21 years ago. Married a local man — they've since divorced — and raised their daughter in Las Vegas. Master's degree in sociology from Highlands.
The biggest surprise on city election filing day was that Mayor Alfonso Ortiz, who had previously said he would not seek re-election, filed the paperwork to run for a second term in office.
That decision sets up what is sure to be an epic battle between Ortiz and City Councilor Tonita Gurule-Giron, who also filed for mayor. The two city governing body members have clashed frequently during the last two years.
Ortiz and Gurule-Giron are just two of the nine candidates who threw their hats into the ring for mayor on Tuesday.
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Concerns of G-20 leadership
Having assumed the presidency of the Group of 20 nations, Australia should identify one core concern for each summit beyond economic matters.
Having assumed the presidency of the Group of 20 nations, Australia should identify one core concern for each summit beyond economic matters.
If Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade's alleged offenses in New York City were criminally outside the norm, Washington should have worked with India to file charges in the U.S. or in India. If Delhi proved noncooperative, Khobragade could have been expelled persona non grata.
It is surprising that India's Bharatiya Janata Party would privilege the social morality of Victorian England above both precolonial indigenous social practices and the constitutional morality of independent India.
The entire Indian foreign service bureaucracy has been antagonized by the arrest and search of a colleague in New York. As U.S. relative power wanes, is diplomatic trust worth breaking with a growing number of friends and allies?
The escalating diplomatic spat between India and the U.S. over the treatment of an Indian deputy consul-general who was arrested in New York highlights a clash of pathologies of two political cultures.
A sober second look at the deal on Iran's nuclear program signed in Geneva on Nov. 24 suggests that it is neither a historic breakthrough nor a historic mistake. It is welcome, though, because it suspends Iran's march toward weapons and the West's march ...
Nelson Mandela's life had many parallels with that of Mahatma Gandhi. Above all, Mandela was an eternal optimist who believed in the possibility of improvement and progress by appealing to the better angels of our nature.
Given the stalled nuclear disarmament agenda, the most productive way forward to generate political momentum for the cause may be to emphasize the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh scored yet another foreign policy own goal when he boycotted a Commonwealth meeting in Sri Lanka.
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Opps - I forgot to get on here to do this thread - so much going on last 2 weeks with me finding out I am pregnant and then last week my appointment and a new day care kid starting
hope everyone is having a great start to 2010!!
Opps - I forgot to get on here to do this thread - so much going on last 2 weeks with me finding out I am pregnant and then last week my appointment and a new day care kid starting
hope everyone is having a great start to 2010!!
wow, the month is almost gone and haven't heard from anyone :(
I had my u/s last week - all looked good, so far no nausea, but i am very tired, MiL is coming over soon as I am not feeling the best today and just feel like I need to sleep - not sure what it is about but we will see how we are doing this afternoon - she can only stay to lunch time, but better then nothing. i am nearly 8 weeks, hoping to find out in April what I am having so i can sell of some boys clothes if it is a girl at the big mom 2 mom sale that i have managed to get a table at!!
the new dcb is a nightmare to feed, won't eat any fruit except apple sauce and bananas which i don't want to give him every day and then he will eat all the bread, cookies / crackers I put in front of him, won't eat meat and cheese unless i hide it in a sandwich or a casserole and won't touch scrambled eggs either, so it is a really tough thing to work out what to put in front of him, i am trying to be stubborn and give him the fruit and then if he eats that, then reward him with the rest of the meal but that doesn't always work but he knows if he holds out long enough i will give in and give him what he wants.
anyway, off to check on Lily and Michael, they are playing together at the moment and of course he has her in the living room - everything is my dog at the moment!!
hope everyone is having a great month.
WOOHOO!! I'm so excited for you Criselle!!! I'm so sorry I haven't been around! This is so wonderful!!! So glad you are doing good!
Like I said, I'm so sorry I haven't been around much. We have been remodeling the new house... It is taking FOREVER! I am hoping to be in by the end of the month. I have painted nearly every single wall in the stinking house. I am so sick of painting... The only room we haven't worked on is the back bathroom...There is a hole in the shower and we can't afford to fix it right now. We have replaced the counter tops, put in a new vanity in the bathroom, put up panelling in the bathroom, put in a bunch of lights and lightfixtures, tore down a wall, trimmed the living room, dinning room, and kitchen in cedar, put in a new floor in the dinning and kitchen...that's all I can remember right now. We still have a ways to go but it's getting there!
We had a bad snow storm the other day and were without electricity for 4 days!! The new house still doesn't have any electricity... We stayed with my mom the whole time. I was not about to keep Harli in a cold house without water.. We had part of a tree fall on the new house, but don't think it did much damage. I cleaned out the fridge today. I think I threw away at least $100 worth of food. I am now trying to catch up on laundry.
Riley has decided to not go to school right now... So we are pretty much moving for nothing. We are hoping the lady who owns this house will like us and eventually sell to us. We still haven't met her and only talked to her on the phone once. I'm a little upset, it sounds like FIL isn't going to give Riley a raise after we move... He just said he might pay our electricity bill. It really makes me mad because he 'takes out' rent and bills from Riley's check. He says he charges us $400 every month for rent, so I think he should add at least $400 to Riley's check every month after we move and still pay our bills...oh well...
Criselle, I was wondering...Where do you older DCK sleep? Right now I have the girl that I keep sleeping in our spare room on Harli's toddler bed and Harli sleeps in her room on her queen bed. Our new house has 3 bedrooms. We are putting Harli in the smallest of the three because it has carpet and the other doesn't. I was going to make the other into the "playroom" because it doesn't have a closet. But I also need a place to put the computer...The utility has a built in desk, but it's on the other side of the house. (This utility is HUGE!) I want to be able to work on the computer while the girls play, but if I put the computer in the playroom...I can't work while she sleeps. So I was thinking about having her sleep on our bed or the couch and putting the toddler bed in storage. But I just don't know what to do... Any advice would be great!
Hope everyone has a good day!!
Wife to Riley Mama to Harli Mae 6-25-07 and Haylen Riley EDD 5-10-11
Well at the moment, the kids sleep in pack and plays in the spare bedroom but we are in the process of planning that to become Michael's so I will be putting pack and plays up and down each day for them, the older kids who don't need 1, I just bought the rubber exercise mats for the floor and made some sheet sleep sacks to put over the outside and they lay on them, if I get a couple of older kids again, I was looking to get some beds that collapse and fold away instead of just the mat, but I have to wait to we get some guaranteed extra cash.
I am keeping my fingers crossed I got an email today about a 3 year old boy, who would be great, my only concern is Mom won't pick because I don't have anyone older then Michael at 20 months at the moment but I just need that 1 older kid so I get another - would be perfect but getting 1 is hard to get unless they are needing an infant spot too.
so far everything is going well - not much nausea, which in a way is worrying but I keep telling myself that I haven't had any cramps or bleeding so all is ok, just being very lucky this time without being sick much - just the 2 times so far and I put that down to eating to much and last night I got a tickle in my throat and couldn't stop coughing as i felt like I had something stuck - in the end was a little sick but that could also happen when i am not pregnant.
anyway, off to get the kids to bed - I spent 9 hours yesterday working on my tax paperwork and still haven't finished - had to redo most of my DHS income enteries - but that is now balancing and just have insurance and medical bills to work out and to recheck receipts and put down all amounts for books to take off from my total toy amount - was only just told that I needed to separate them, so annoyed and glad that I am chaning tax accountants - the other guy could have told me all of this at the start of last year and made my life a lot easier!!
oh, Shara - I can't wait to see some photos of the house, sounds like you are doing a beautiful job - lots of work but worth it in the end.
Well, I think I decided she will either sleep on the couch or the floor somewhere in the house. By the time we move in, she will only be staying with us for about 3 months. I decided I'm not going to keep her next school year. I love having her around and Harli loves her to death, but I plan to be finished with school and have a job by early next school year. This will be my mom's last year to teach full time. She wants to keep Harli part time for me so I can work. So, when we move we will just put the rest of the crib in storage....unless I get pregnant.
I think Riley has baby fever...I didn't know men could get that! LOL! He was asking me last night if I would want another baby soon. And by soon he means he wants me to get pregnant like now. I would like to have another one but I still don't know if I'm ready to be pregnant again. The first one was so hard, and my blood pressure is still a little high. But I think I will just have to live with that the rest of my life.
I am so excited today!! My best friend from high school and her sister are being induced today!! Their family is going a little crazy right now...they are at different hospitals 45 mins apart. We are going to go to Lubbock where my friend is being induced this afternoon. We will probably go to the other hospital tomorrow to see her sister. It's sad they won't be there to see each other's babies, but they are both very excited. My friend is having a girl and he sister didn't find out what she's having...everybody is hoping for a boy.
Well, I better get lunch on for the girls! Hope everybody has a wonderful day!!
Hope you get some good new Criselle!!
Wife to Riley Mama to Harli Mae 6-25-07 and Haylen Riley EDD 5-10-11
wow - busy day for your friends but their babies will have the same birthday.
I am actually planning on being induced on the 8th - already talked to the Doctor - if I get to that date, then that is when we will be having the baby, my niece is on the 10th and I don't want them to share a birthday, to me it is better to be on different days, but that is probably because i am also so close to Christmas, I always got 1 present a lot of the time, I am so glad neither of my children will have Christmas birthdays.
Anyway, waiting for my 2nd day care kid to arrive, hopefully around 130pm so i can get all them down for a nap together, it has been snowing here lightly most of the morning, I have actually had enough and am ready for spring so we can get outside more.


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Our project goal is to create the letters RG using the HyperNURB modeling, and we're going to be using our modeling tools to do that. Before we get started, I want to make sure that we're all seeing the same thing. I am seeing the outside of my blue low poly mesh, because I've turned off a very important feature called Isoline Editing. Underneath the Options menu is this little icon right here: Isoline Editing. If yours is on, you're going to see a scene that looks like this. Notice how my lines are curved on the surface.
I like to work with this off. So let's go to the Options menu, and turn off Isoline Editing. Now you should be seeing this light blue cage surrounding the actual HyperNURB shape. Now we're ready to start using our Knife Tool to make some cuts, and I'm going to right-click in the interface, and go to Knife, and let's change our Mode from Line to Loop. Let's turn off those two options. And now when we move it around, we can see that we're getting a line right here. You may be seeing a line being drawn on the surface of your object. There is an interesting bug with the recording software that I'm using that's causing that line not to be drawn.
So if you're seeing a white line around your shape, then that's the right display. If I click to the four-way view, you'll notice that as I slide up and down this edge, you'll notice that I'm going to be cutting all the way around this shape. That's very important. If I make a single cut, it cuts all the way around. You'll notice also that it changed the shape. So let's undo that cut for a second, and switch back to the Front view. And the place we want to make the cut -- let's just zoom in just a bit -- is where we know we're going to have to do an extrusion. So I know I'm going to have to do an extrusion right out here at the top to make this curvature for the R.
So I'm going to make a cut right here. I know I'm going to have to make a cut right here, and right here to account for that extrusion, and my snapping is turned on. For some reason, sometimes when you launch the Knife tool, it defaults to Snap Enable, so let's turn snapping off for a second. I know I'm going to need to make a cut somewhere right about here. That's going to give me the handles that I'll need to create the serifs. Now that I've made those strategic cuts, let's go to the Perspective view. I'm going to select all the points, and hit T on the keyboard to bring up the Scale tool, and grab just the Z handle, and scale that in. It doesn't matter exactly how much. I'm just going to eyeball it for now.
I can always change it numerically later on. The most important thing is I want to get this back to skinny again. Most of the time when we work, we're going to be working in the Front view, but every now and then we're going to need to go to the Perspective view to get an idea for how our objects are shaped. So now let's switch over to Polygon mode, and grab a different Selection tool. I'm going to tear off the Selection menu. I like to switch back and forth a lot between the Selection tools, and I'll select Live Selection. I like to use that when I'm in Polygon mode. Let's grab this polygon, and this polygon.
Now what I'm going to do is right-click any place in the editor window, and go down to the Extrude tool, and I'm going to do an extrusion. And I'm not going to worry about exactly how much, but I'm going to do two of them, and that gives me a place to start from. What I want to do is, rather than try and extrude all the way around is, I like to shape my objects by moving the points around. So I set up this extrusion, and then I'm going to move the points into position. So let's do one more extrusion like that; I think one more like that.
So that's a total of one, two, three, four levels of extrusion. Now let's switch back to Point mode, and get our Rectangular Selection tool, and switch to the Front view. What I can do now is start to line things up. I'm going to grab all these points here at the top, and just raise them up a bit to change the thickness. So I'll take this, and move it down here. You'll notice I'm using the Rectangular Selection tool, and I have Only Select Visible Elements turned off. The important thing when you're working this way is to not obsess about the shape.
Every time you make a cut, you're going to have to reshape your object anyway, so your goal is simply to get the pieces into position. I want to take this cut, and line it up with the center on that R. So let's bring that over here, and take this one, and move it up like that. Take these guys, and move them up here, and take that one, and move it over here like that. Just like in drawing with the Illustrator, your goal is to make your shapes with as few points as possible.
And here's a really cool tip. If I go back to Polygon mode, it's remembered my polygon selection. So I'll hit D on the keyboard to bring up the Extrude tool, and I'll just do two more extrusions, like that. I think that's going to work. And then go back into Point mode, and get a Rectangular Selection tool again, and now I can reshape. What I'm doing is I'm going to get these up to a point where they're just facing opposite each other, and then we're going to bridge them together. So let's take this and move it over here, and move that up here, and then move those points around like that.
What I'm going for is a very smooth flow of polygons. I don't want to have things like that; I want to have a nice even transition going all the way around my model. Next up, I can create the extrusions for the serifs, so let's go back into Polygon mode. Now, I can use my Rectangular Selection tool, and draw a rectangle just around that part right there. You'll notice that it only selected that one polygon, and I'll repeat that process down here. I'll hold down the Shift key; boom, and boom. Now what I can do is just do an extrusion; D on the keyboard, and bring that out, like that, and they'll all be the same length.
Now I'm ready to do one last extrusion down here towards the G. If you hit the spacebar, it will take you back to the Rectangular Selection tool. I'll draw a rectangle around that polygon right there. Now, if you accidentally grab too many, you can hold down the Control key, and deselect , those polygons or just redraw your rectangle, so that you only get that one polygon. Now I'll hit D on the keyboard to get my extrusion. I'll extrude outward, and take it right over to the edge. Now, let's do that by moving the points around.
There's a point there. I am going to take it right up to the edge of that G, so it's ready to bridge that gap. Before we go any further, let's do a File > Save As, and we'll call this one Loose-shape-WORKING. You notice I'm in the hyper-nurb modeling folder in the Exercise Files on the Desktop. Now, in case anything bad happens, we can get back to that. So that's the basic shape of our R. So let's take a copy of this cube, and Control+drag it down there, and let's call this one R, and we'll call it pre bridge, so it's ready to be bridged to the G.
Now we're ready to make our G. So I'll start off by adding another Cube to the scene. Let's call this cube G, let's call this cube R, and then let's add a Null object to the scene. The reason is is that the HyperNURB only smooths the first thing it encounters. When I drag this null under here, notice it breaks the HyperNURB. I'll put my R under there, and then my G under here as well, and now both objects are being smoothed. Now I could take the G, and move its starting point over here. Let's get out of Point mode into Model mode, and then adjust the size of the G starting point on X, so it's in the right position.
Just move it over like that. That's actually a pretty good height I think. So now what I'm going to do is take that cube, and hold down the Control key, and drag a copy of it, and I'll call this one 001-G, and I'll call this one 001-R. Now, back on this G, I'll make it editable; C on the keyboard, and let's go into Point mode now, and we can get our Knife tool, and start our cuts again. So let's hit K on the keyboard, and we'll make a cut right about there, and then I'll make another cut right about there, and let's make one more in the middle, just to kind of even things out.
You never want to have too long an edge on an object, and so I'll make a cut right in the middle to smooth that. Let's take that down there, and do this one right about here. I'm going to go into Polygon mode, and draw a rectangle around that polygon right there. You can see, that's the polygon associated with that part of that G. And then I'll hit D on the keyboard to bring up the Extrude tool. So let's do a few extrudes, and then push and pull those points. I think that's enough for now.
So that was one, two, three, four extrusions. Now I'm going to go back into Point mode, and get my Rectangular Selection tool. Now I can grab those points, and move them up right to the base of where the R is going to merge with the G. I'm going to take that one, and put it right here; take this one, and move it up here. Remember, once again, you're going for a very smooth flow on polygons, so your goal is to get the spacing even, and the actual polygons themselves to be well aligned.
I'll take this one, and move it down; take this one, and move it down as well. You can see that it starts to round out that corner right there. Take this one, and move it down like this. There we go. Let's go back to Polygon mode, and do an extrusion; D on the keyboard. I'll extrude up. That's going to be where the R joins with it. If I hit the R on the keyboard, and click anywhere outside this, I can rotate around, and then I'll hit E to move it over. There we go. And then I'm going to do another extrusion.
I'm going to rotate it around, and I'll D through, and then I'll rotate it around. You'll notice I'm lining up the top edge. I'll come back and get the inner edge. Now I can switch back into Point mode, and go to my Rectangular Selection tool, and I can start to rough in the inner edge. So let's take that one, and move it in right here; take that one, and move it down here just a bit. I'm going to try to even things out.
And then I'm going to go into Polygon mode, drag a rectangle around that one, hit D on the keyboard, and just do an extrusion down. And then I'll go back to Point mode, Polygon Selection, and bring that over here. Now I can go back to Polygon mode, and get my serifs going. I'll grab that one, and that one, and then hit D on the keyboard, and do an extrude outward. And don't worry about it if it doesn't line up quite exactly. This is an interpretation of that typeface. And then I can go into the Scale tool, T on the keyboard, and then pinch those down.
Once I've pinched those down, I can switch back to the Move tool, and move them up so that they're flat. So there's my G, and I'll hold down the Control key and make a copy of this one, and I'll call this one G-pre bridge. Let's save our working file; Command+S or Control+S. In the next movie, we're going to connect these letters together, and use the Bridge tool to close up the gaps on the model.


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Looks like a killer plugin! Curious if it supports schema.org or rich snippet formatting for the reviews? This would make this the best plugin of it's sorts free or paid I've ever seen if it does. If not, with as hot as rich snippet markup is, I'm afraid I wouldn't want to use it.
If not, do you plan to implement soon? If so I would want to test it out and wait for the update.


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Discussion in 'JUDDD / Intermittent Fasting' started by DQ, 11 September 2009 Social URL.
Just started JUDDDering? A returnee? Whichever you are, please introduce yourself!!
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Hello everyone! I have tried every diet going and finally think I have found the diet I will do the rest of my life
p.s I dont have blonde hair, hairy legs and big eyebrows but have been known to swing my boobies after a drink lol
I'm 31 from Plymouth in Devon. Have two boys (4 and 5) and a 3 year old girl.
I've been on slimfast up until now, where I hit a plateau and thought this was a great diet to get me out of that and those scales moving again (and it worked!). Did slimfast a couple of years ago after I had dd and lost 3 1/2 stone, after starting at 15 1/2 stone Ended up hitting the plateau that time to, funnily enough at exactly the same weight of 12 stone! But that time I gave up, firstly due to personnal reasons and tried again after and just couldn't get back into the swing of things! Put on 2 stone, and took me ages to get back into the right frame of mind to start again!
But here I am more determined than ever, lost two stone on slimfast and I'm going to lose the rest on juddd! Yay! One week down on juddd and going very well so far
Thanks DQ for this thread, great idea!
Hiya Stirky7 :wavey: I can't take credit - Channy35 suggested it
Good ol Channy! We love her
Lol, this made me think of this smiley: :banana dancer:
Thanks for the PM - have started a thread for suggestions
So Channy that's me!! 30years old and still battling with losing and maintaining my weight. I first became concious of my weight after my first child, who's 12. I lost loads and was quite happy then put it on again to have the second child, who's aged 8. Now I have no intention to have anymore of them sprogs so want to get my body back to something I'm happy with. Though my husband, bless him, loves me for the way I am (but don't get too big, he says).
JUDDDing seems to be the way forward to me 'cause I think we can all have the will to diet for 'one day' then eat normal the next. I done most of them, not atkins though never interested me. CD was hard but it was one that showed me the most results - I lasted 8 weeks then lost the plot and put back on all the weight over 6 months. All that money down the pan!
This JUDDD plan suits the pocket and suits me. Love it!:devilangel:
Hi, I'm Broxi, 47, married with a 17 year old son. I have 2st 9lb to lose. I've tried most diets with little success since I turned 30. At 39, I lost 3 stone and got down to 9st 6lb on Atkins and then my weight froze and I can no longer lose on Atkins. Don't know why this is but think my body got sneaky to diet or something. Tried Orlistat and lost 7lb and then nothing for months. Last year my weight was 13st 8lb and I lost 1st 8lb on Slimming World which I loved but it stopped working for months so I gave up. I put most of weight back on. Have now got to 11st 7lb with CD but I find it too difficult to do as it makes me suffer from depression; it plays with my emotions.
So basically JUDDD (and I'm also considering Diet Chef for UD) is my last chance to be thin. I just so hope a)I can stick to it and b)it works and doesn't freeze on me like other diets have done.
Hi everyone, I'm claire. I have always had an issue with my weight, but nothing like I have now. I'm a wee bit older than the rest of you but have a 7 year old daughter(late starter!!) I split with my husband 5 years ago and struggle with having to do everything for Emma. I have recently been made redundant and that just makes it all a wee bit worse. I always try to think the best of things, but it doesn't always show in my eating! I think that Doing this diet will make me feel better about myself. I think that it's a good way to do it. I have messed about with a lot of diets this year and lost weight, but put it all back on again. This sounds more achievable as it's one day at a time. Here's hoping! Good luck to everyone.
Claire xx
Hi everyone..
My name is Tracy and I am a 40 year old working mum of 2 little boys, 6 & 3..
I work for a High Street Bank, in IT , living and working in Halifax West Yoskhire.
I have struggled with weight gain and loss over the last 8/9 years, telling myself that I could lose the weight by myself, and failing, so I have been a frequent re-joining member of many slimming clubs, Lipotrim follower, Cambridge fan and now JUDDD.
keep up with my antics in the Madferret journey to Slimdom diary .... although it's not very exciting at the moment....
Hello I am Sarah Lou, I live in Torbay Devon.. I am Forty years old (don't act like it) I live around the corner from the beach and I share my humble abode with my gorgeous hamster Alfie.. who thinks he is something other than a hamster as he is so tame..
I was put on my first diet aged 11 when I went to see a GP for a throat infection.. I was alot taller than girls my age and I had just started to swim for our county team.. I did not have an ounce of fat on me but on his chart I was obese.. so from that moment I became a serial dieter.
I lost five stone a few years ago with sw but after my ten year relationship ended and I became ill and depressed it all went back on again. I planned to loose it last year for my 40th Bday, but I didn't. I had a wonderful party but inside I was so unhappy.. I don't have one picture of me at the party as I looked dreadful.
So that's me.. I'm interested in spiritual stuff and I am trying different techniques to manage my illness.. I also love my car!
thanks for your warm welcome ladies..
Oh Torbay! Not far from me, I'm in Plymouth. Hahaha, may come and steal your car, lol
Hello. I'm Karen and I'm a diet tart. Hoping to stick with this one though!
I'm 45 and have a 22 year old son. I live with my hubby and a mad dog on a boat just outside Lincoln. I work for the NHS but I'm hoping to become a full time student, doing a PhD in social policy, if I can get the funding
I am just so jealous! First there's Devon, then there's Torbay, Devon at the beach and then there's living on a boat. I live in a very boring industrial town outside Glasgow, an area known for its rain! I adore Devon. My favourite place in UK along with some bits of Cornwall. You are really lucky living in such nice places.
I'm watching you Starky ! step away from the car..
I only said yesterday Broxi when I was in the woodland how lucky we are living where we do..
Living on a boat sounds amazing Karen
Where in Torbay are you? Some of the happiest memories of my life are there. As a child my family went to Torquay for many years and I loved it. I went back with my own son and husband for a while. We used to go every 2nd year although not been recent years but might go down in October for a week. I once tried to get a job in Dawlish and had interview and at last minute someone else got it, but got a nice free few days there. Would have moved in a minute but too dear now.
Yes certainly are lucky down here, we often pop into Cornwall for a nice day trip, or somewhere around the Devon coast. Hubby comes from Hampshire and loves it around here esp the coast. Only prob is the rain
Ha ha ha, it should be nice and easy to find lol
Broxi, if you do come down this way we could have a mini juddd meeting, you, Sarah Lou and me Of course other juddders welcome too
Yes would be lovely. Looking for hotels in Torquay just now. But need to ask hubby as huge drive.
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Hi :) I'm a complete newbie/novice so I apologise straight away for what might seem an easy fix question. Basically, once I've installed this plug-in, how do I use it? How do I add it to each post/page? I've looked at the various settings but it's like reading a foreign language :(
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Downloaded v1.44 today. Fiddled with it for about an hour and still couldn't get it to work. As soon as I placed the short code [gallery type='flickr' user_id='myuserid' view='photosets'] into a page the line disappeard and I had to switch to text mode to see it. I have even tried the custom shortcode option in case there's conflict but still no luck.
I had no problem displaying flickr photos in a page using another plugin but that plugin can't display sets. I've already disabled all other plugins and Photonic still not working.
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Good-bye, Yogi
October 2, 2015 – In the days following Yogi Berra's passing, I spent a considerable amount of time reminiscing about the great Yankees catcher. I thought about the many instances in which I was fortunate enough to spend time with him. I remembered back on the day I spent with Berra at his museum and then his house in 2009 for a feature story I'll always be proud to have written (see photo below). So many other memories of seeing No. 8 at Yankee Stadium or in highlight reels have also flashed through my mind in recent days.
While the sentimental feelings stayed with me, I also prepared to write my Press Box column for the October Issue of Yankees Magazine about Berra. That was a challenging task, but not because I didn't have good material to put the piece together. The challenging aspect was filling a page with thoughts that were different from those in the thousands of other stories that had been written about Berra since he passed — so many of which detailed his heroism in World War II, his Hall of Fame career and the charisma that propelled him to be one of the most well-known and well-liked people in the United States.
And so, I surmised that the only unique angle that I could take was to focus on my own personal experiences with Berra. In doing so, I quickly realized that, like so many others, I got to see the best of Berra.
In my opinion, the truest measure of a person is how they treat others. Berra not only treated me with kindness all the time, but everyone I've ever seen him come into contact with got the same treatment. Also, regardless of what subject I asked him about — including his participation in the D-Day invasion as part of the United States Navy — he remained humble. He was as humble as anyone could ever be, and he had so much to brag about.
The legacy that Berra left through his service to America, through his captivating play, leadership as a manager and coach and — most importantly — through the way he treated others, is one for the ages.
He will be missed, but I'm hopeful that more people will follow the example he set. If that happens, Yogi will continue to make the world a better place forever.
–Alfred Santasiere III
September Issue of Yankees Magazine – ON SALE, SEPTEMBER 4
September 2, 2015 – The September Issue of Yankees Magazine will be on sale this Friday, September 4 at Yankee Stadium and on newsstands in the Tri-State area.
You can purchase a subscription to the print version of Yankees Magazine by calling (800) GO-YANKS, and you can purchase a print or digital subscription by visiting http://yankees.com/publications.
The September edition has two covers. The cover that will be sold all month features a beautiful portrait of two of the most important members of the Yankees 2015 team, Andrew Miller and Dellin Betances. Chief photographer Ariele Goldman Hecht took the cover photo in center field earlier this season, and executive editor Ken Derry scribed a great story on the dominance of the two relief pitchers, who have owned the eighth and ninth innings this season.
The other September cover features an image of an emotion-filled Alex Rodriguez, seconds after his June 19 home run sailed into the right-field seats at Yankee Stadium, putting him in the 3,000 hits club.
That cover will be sold at Yankee Stadium on September 13. That afternoon, the Yankees will be celebrating Rodriguez' 3,000th hit accomplishment in a special pregame ceremony. In addition to the special commemorative Alex Rodriguez cover, the September Issue will include a commemorative section on No. 13.
After sitting down with A-Rod for an exclusive interview in August, I penned one of the features in the section. My story details Rodriguez' impressive comeback in 2015 and includes his candid words on several topics surrounding his success (see blog entry below).
The section also includes senior editor Jon Schwartz' recap of 13 of A-Rod's most magical hits prior to No. 3,000.
There's a lot more in the September Issue, including three special Q&A features. Earlier this summer, I sat down with Hall of Famer Joe Torre and New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin for a feature that any fan of sports in the Big Apple will enjoy (see blog entry below). And, last fall, I interviewed Hall of Fame quarterbacks Terry Bradshaw and Warren Moon for two special Art of Sport pieces, which are also in the September Issue.
Enjoy this issue.
–Alfred Santasiere III
2015 Edition of Yankees Magazine en Español – ON SALE, SEPTEMBER 4
September 2, 2015 – The 2015 Edition of Yankees Magazine en Español will be on sale this Friday, September 4 at Yankee Stadium and on newsstands in the Tri-State area.
This publication is the fourth annual edition of Yankees Magazine en Español, and in my opinion, it's gotten better each year.
For the first time in the four-year history of the publication, we have produced two covers. Since the Yankees retired the numbers of Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada and dedicated Monument Park plaques to both of them in 2015, we decided to further honor the Puerto Rico born legends. Half of the magazines feature a portrait of Williams on the cover and the other half feature a portrait of Posada.
Within the pages of this publication, you'll find two features on Posada. In January, I caught up with the former catcher in Miami, and captured his words about his entire professional career (see blog entry below). And during the summer, I spent a day with Posada in Puerto Rico for an exclusive look at his childhood.
I was also in Puerto Rico in 2014 with Williams, and in addition to the story that we published that last year on his upbringing, I spoke with the centerfielder about his career in pinstripes for a feature that is included in the 2015 edition of Yankees Magazine en Español.
Senior editor Jon Schwartz traveled to Puerto Rico last winter and spent some time with Carlos Beltran for an exclusive story on the Yankees rightfielder. Schwartz' feature, along with team photographer James Petrozzello's images from that trip are among the best we've published in a long time.
Around the same time that Schwartz was in Puerto Rico, executive editor Ken Derry traveled to the Dominican Republic to cover the Latino Baseball Hall of Fame festivities and to explore the baseball culture there. Don't miss Derry's story in this special publication.
Lastly, as I described on this blog, I have had the opportunity to conduct two exclusive interviews with Alex Rodriguez over the summer. My Q&A feature with A-Rod, which was originally published in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine, can also be found in Yankees Magazine en Español. In English and in Spanish, it offers a unique look at the game's most compelling player in 2015.
Enjoy this annual publication.
–Alfred Santasiere III
Special Feature on Alex Rodriguez – in the September Issue of Yankees Magazine
September 2, 2015 – About a month after I sat down with Alex Rodriguez for lunch in Boston (for a feature in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine), I met up with the No. 13 at The Mark Hotel in New York City for an even more candid interview.
A-Rod's words from my latest interview with him are part of a feature story that I wrote for the September Issue. That feature details his great comeback during the 2015 season.
Soon after A-Rod got to the restaurant inside the hotel on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, I asked him about the game-tying grand slam he hit a day earlier against the Minnesota Twins.
"That was a special moment," Rodriguez said. You could feel the buzz in the Stadium. Anytime you do something to help win a game, especially in the late innings, especially in a pennant race in the middle of August, it's huge for the team."
Besides discussing several of his other clutch hits in 2015, the humble Rodriguez talked to me about his struggles in the month of August.
When I reminded him that he told me a month earlier that he believed he would get stronger in the second half of the season (which has not been the case), A-Rod acknowledged a factor he had not considered.
"When I said that, I didn't account for one thing — my age," he said. "I'm feeling it. But that's part of managing the game and the season."
Despite those comments, A-Rod wasn't conceding anything in the conversation.
"The good news is that September is right around the corner," he said. "From my own experiences, I feel like you always turn the corner in late August and get your second wind. You really start sprinting toward the finish line as fall approaches."
Rodriguez also shared his feelings on what I feel is the most compelling aspect of his comeback from a year-long suspension. While it's difficult to imagine that a player who has nearly 700 home runs, more than 2,000 RBI and more than 3,000 hits to his name is still carving out his legacy, that is the case with Rodriguez.
"I'm really grateful that I'm getting this chance to write a different ending," A-Rod said. "I wanted to contribute to the team and do what I love. And I wanted my baseball career to be about more than my mistakes. I screwed up, but hopefully this season will show that I'm about more than my mistakes."
–Alfred Santasiere III
The Art of Sport with Bill Cowher
August 24, 2015 – On Saturday morning, just prior to when the Jorge Posada festivities kicked off, I spent some time in a private suite with former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and current CBS football analyst Bill Cowher.
Getting the opportunity to interview Cowher for an upcoming Art of Sport feature was very exciting. Although I was never a Steelers fan, Cowher has long been one of my favorite people in sports. Whether it was his intensity or his story, (more on that in the Q&A) it was hard not to root for him.
At the beginning of the interview, I asked Cowher — who grew up in Pittsburgh and whose dream it was to coach the Steelers — to describe the experience of getting hired to lead the team when he was only 35 years old.
"It was a thrill," he said. "When I got the job, one of the first things I thought about was, if I don't' screw this up in three years, I can go back to my high school reunion as the head coach of my hometown team. My first goal was to make it to my 20th high school reunion, and that worked out.
"Also, my parents and my brothers sill lived in Pittsburgh," he continued. "That really made it a dream come true. But when you're in the middle of it, you're just coaching. Re-establishing that football team so that they could compete for a championship every year was what I was focused on. That couldn't have happened in a better place because that's where my roots were."
Cowher also spoke with me about the heartbreak of losing the 1994 AFC Championship Game on the last play, and then winning the AFC crown the following season, in an equally as dramatic scenario.
"Our season came down to the last play with a chance to go to the Super Bowl," Cowher said. "Literally, a year later, we were in the same situation. We were dealing with the same end zone in the same stadium. The first time we were on offense, and the second time we were on defense. When we won, it was a tremendous, overwhelming feeling."
Finally, I asked Cowher to discuss the man of the hour, Jorge Posada. I was impressed by his response and by the comparison he made to a guy who helped him win the Super Bowl in 2006.
"When you see a guy spend 17 seasons with one team, win five championships and play catcher, that's pretty incredible," Cowher said. "Jorge was a selfless leader and the kind of guy who was going to be there when you needed him. He reminded me of Jerome Bettis in that you almost took him for granted. Then, when he's gone, you see the impact he had on the organization and the individual players, whose eyes light up when they talk about him. That's how it was with Jerome, and I can only imagine that Jorge has the same effect on the people who played alongside him. Today's honors are well deserved, and I'm glad I'm here to see it happen."
–Alfred Santasiere III
Pinstriped Legends
August 24, 2015 – The last two days have included celebrations at Yankee Stadium. On Saturday, the Yankees dedicated a plaque to Jorge Posada and retired his number, and a day later, Andy Pettitte received the same honors.
Having been around both players for several years, I'm thrilled that No. 20 and No. 46 will never be worn again in a Yankees uniform. Posada and Pettitte were essential to a run of five championships — and as any sports enthusiast knows, that type of success is incredibly rare.
I've had the great privilege to cover both players since I began working for the Yankees in 2003, and in the last year, I've spent time with each of them in their homes. It's been an honor.
As I stood on the field for the ceremonies, I was especially sentimental watching career highlight videos of the gritty catcher and pitcher. As I said to my wife, Tiana, after the Pettitte ceremony, "It's too bad they had to get old — or at least too old to still play the game." But time marches on, and the memories they left us with will never leave. Posada and Pettitte left nothing on the field, and they are so very deserving of these honors.
Our team of photographers were also on the field, and they captured every moment of the ceremonies. Below are two photos that will be published in the September Issue of Yankees Magazine.
–Alfred Santasiere III
August Issue of Yankees Magazine – ON SALE, AUGUST 4
August 4, 2015 – The August Issue of Yankees Magazine will be on sale today at Yankee Stadium and on newsstands in the Tri-State area.
You can purchase a subscription to the print version of Yankees Magazine by calling (800) GO-YANKS, and you can purchase a print or digital subscription by visiting http://yankees.com/publications.
Without a doubt, this edition is a tremendous keepsake. It includes my exclusive interview with Alex Rodriguez (see blog entry below), who is the most compelling player in baseball this season.
Additionally, the two men who are being recognized later this month at Yankee Stadium are featured prominently. There are two features on Andy Pettitte and a first-person account from Jorge Posada about his career (see blog entries below).
On August 22, the Yankees are planning to retire Posada's number and dedicate a Monument Park plaque to him. The next day, the team is scheduled to bestow the same honors on Pettitte. A portrait of Posada will grace the commemorative cover of copies sold on the catcher's big day. A second commemorative cover, featuring a portrait of Pettitte, will be released at Yankee Stadium on the afternoon of his tribute.
Managing editor Nathan Maciborski covered Brett Gardner's first All-Star Game for a must-read feature, and a portrait of the outfielder will be on the cover of the August edition during the rest of the month.
Without his speed on the base paths, Gardner might not be an All-Star. A few other guys known for moving at a fast pace are also featured in August. I sat down with 2015 Triple Crown winning jockey Victor Espinoza a few days after he won the Belmont Stakes for an Art of Sport Q&A (see blog entry below). A few weeks before that, contributing writer Scott Walsh interviewed NASCAR drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Joey Logano at Arm & Hammer Park in Trenton, New Jersey, for another Art of Sport piece.
There's plenty more on the pages of the August Issue. Grab your copy soon.
–Alfred Santasiere III
Q&A with Andy Pettitte – in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine
August 3, 2015 – While I was at Andy Pettitte's ranch in South Texas for the story about his post-baseball life (see blog entry below), I also interviewed the pitcher about his time in pinstripes.
Both features will be published in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine. That edition will be on sale all month, including the day that the Yankees will be dedicating a Monument Park plaque to Pettitte and retiring his No. 46.
Pettitte's feelings about the upcoming ceremony on August 23 are included in the Q&A piece.
"From the first day I put the pinstripes on, I wanted to be the best pitcher in Yankees history," Pettitte said. "So it's very satisfying to be appreciated by the organization and the fans. I don't feel like I had all the talent in the world, but I had the mental ability to handle tough situations, and that helped me to accomplish what I did."
In our conversation, Pettitte also reflected on the first time he met some of the fellow members of the famed Core Four.
"I don't remember the first time I met Mariano [Rivera], but I'll never forget the first time I met Jorge [Posada]," Pettitte said. "I got called up to Oneonta, and Jorge was already there. They asked him to catch me in a bullpen session. I threw a knuckleball back then, and he had just switched from second base to catcher. He missed a few of the knuckleballs I threw. One went off his foot, and another one hit him in the leg. He's pretty fiery, and he got very mad.
"I met Derek [Jeter] right before a game in Greensboro," Pettitte continued. "The first thing he said to me was that I looked like one of his uncles. I shook his hand and said, 'Nice to meet you too.'"
In addition to Pettitte's take on so many of the pivotal moments in his career, the feature includes a portrait photo of the lefty that chief photographer Ariele Goldman Hecht took in Monument Park this summer (below).
Enjoy the rest of the interview.
–Alfred Santasiere III
Unique Story about Andy Pettitte (from his South Texas Ranch) – in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine
August 3, 2015 – Around Christmastime, I traveled to South Texas to spend a day with Yankees great Andy Pettitte on his ranch for a story that will be published in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine.
I'm proud of the feature because it's the product of unparalleled access into Pettitte's life today. It includes anecdotes and photos that show Pettitte in a very different light.
During my day on the ranch — which has a 16-mile perimeter — I accompanied Pettitte and his family and friends on a deer hunting expedition.
"This is one of the most beautiful places in the world," Pettitte said on the chilly morning. "When I sit on our back porch and look out onto the land, it feels surreal. This is my happy place. There's nothing I love more than hanging out with my family and friends here."
After the successful morning hunt, the group gathered for breakfast, and it was great to witness the enthusiasm that everyone shared.
"When everyone's here, it's more fun for me to just watch the kids hunt," Pettitte said. "Just seeing the excitement in their eyes is pretty cool."
Pettitte and the group would go back out for an afternoon hunt but not before the father of four played catch with his two oldest sons, who are pitchers at the high school and collegiate levels, respectively.
"When people ask if I would ever try to make another comeback, I just laugh," Pettitte said as he lobbed a baseball back to one of his kids. "Even if I wanted to, I got nothing left."
Enjoy the complete story, in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine.
–Alfred Santasiere III
First Person Story by Jorge Posada – in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine
August 3, 2015 – A few months before I traveled to Puerto Rico with Jorge Posada for a story in the September Issue of Yankees Magazine on the catcher's upbringing (see blog entry below), I sat down with him in South Florida for another feature.
In early January, I met Posada for lunch in Coral Gables. During the three hours we spent together, Posada shared memories of his journey from Calhoun Community College in Alabama through his final days in pinstripes.
Posada's first-person story will be published in the August Issue of Yankees Magazine. Of course, on August 22, the Yankees will be dedicating a Monument Park plaque to Posada and retiring his number.
Not long after we sat down, Posada discussed his earliest days in the Yankees organization.
"As a 24th-round draft choice, there was no guarantee that I would someday make it to the majors," he said. "But I always had a strong belief in myself and a great work ethic. When you're in Triple-A, you realize that you're one step away, and you start thinking about who's ahead of you. At that time, Mike Stanley was the starting catcher, and Jim Leyritz was there, but there wasn't anyone who had much of a chance to leapfrog me. I knew it was just going to be a matter of time before I was in New York."
A short while later, the former catcher shared what he considers to be the most difficult experience of his life.
"The 2001 season was a great year for me on the field, but it was an incredibly hard time for me off the field," Posada began. "My son, Jorge, was born in 1999 with craniosynostosis, a birth defect in which the joints in his skull closed prematurely and before the brain was fully formed. In the summer of 2001, he had his second of 11 surgeries, but during that one, he got a serious infection. The surgery was a complete failure, and he was in the hospital [in New York City] for about a month and a half.
"I slept at the hospital on the night of Sept. 10," Posada continued as his eyes welled up. "On the morning of Sept. 11, Jorge wanted to watch a kid's show that we had on tape. As I was rewinding the tape, the news was on, and they were showing images of a plane crashing into one of the World Trade Center towers. I walked over to the window, and I saw the second plane hit the other tower. I walked out into the hallway and asked the nurse if she could unhook all of the tubes that Jorge was hooked up to because I thought that I had to get him out of there. I thought that the whole city was going to be under attack. A few minutes later, they began bringing beds downstairs to the emergency room because they were anticipating a lot of people coming in, but no one came in. It really hit me when one of the nurses said, 'There's no wounds; no one's hurt. People are just dead.'"
About a half hour after Posada told me that compelling story, our conversation reverted back to baseball, and he took me through his game-tying, eighth-inning hit in Game 7 of the 2003 American League Championship Series against Pedro Martinez and the Boston Red Sox [which the Yankees ultimately won.]
"I was glad that I would have the chance to face Pedro with the game on the line," Posada said. "In the brawl at Fenway Park a few days earlier, Pedro pushed [Yankees coach] Don Zimmer to the ground, and I didn't like that. Pedro didn't need to do that. I was screaming at Pedro, and he pointed to his head, saying that he was going to throw a pitch at my head. I was very angry at Pedro for the way he acted, and I wanted revenge.
"With a 2-2 count, he threw a fastball on the inside corner of the plate," Posada continued. "I swung at it, and it broke my bat. The ball landed in between second base and center field, and both runners scored. As I was standing on second base, I felt like a lot of pressure was lifted off my shoulders. I had gotten revenge, and it was very gratifying."
During a visit to Yankee Stadium this summer, chief photographer Ariele Goldman Hecht snapped a portrait of Posada for the opening spread of the story (below). The photo was taken on the suite level of the current Stadium, and the view in the background is the site of old Yankee Stadium — where Posada played for many seasons.
For the rest of the story about Posada's legendary career — in his own words — be sure to pick up a copy of the August Issue of Yankees Magazine.
–Alfred Santasiere III


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Sunderland were in the old Second Division when they stunned favourites and cup holders Leeds at Wembley in 1973, with the late Ian Porterfield scoring the only goal.
As a boyhood Black Cats fan, O'Neill is well aware of the significance of that victory in the club's history and would love to mark the 40th anniversary in fitting style.
"We have to make a couple changes in the team but it wouldn't be a case of making them for the sake of it," O'Neill said ahead of the third-round tie at Bolton.
"It's a competition we would like to do well in; we got to the quarter-finals last year, which is as good a run as we have had in a few years.
"It is important for the fans and the football club and while we accept that in recent times the Premier League has been the be-all and end-all, it should not detract away from it.
"I consider it a fantastic competition and there's untold advantages of trying to stay in the competition.
"I went to watch Bolton on Tuesday and I thought they played very well against Leeds (in a 1-0 defeat at Elland Road) and they will go into the game with very little to lose and play with some sort of freedom. We have to try and guard against that.
"It's the 40-year anniversary of our great triumph at Wembley and for that reason alone it's worth our while to try and stay in the competition as it's still a great competition."
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Wolf and Son by MissPompWatch
©2012-2016 MissPomp
thats briliant ^^
Ah! How big can you get in your wolf form?
Sorry dumb and really random...))
Sorry dumb and really random...))
well isn't this a lion king moment?
Cy: *calls out from the club house* he's no' in trouble, Perrie. He's goin' home.....he jus' didn' wanna, is all.
(perrie suddenly appears behind Cy, inside the clubhouse)
Perrie: is that so?
Perrie: is that so?
Cy: *flinches and turns* Ach!! How did yeh--- HOW DID YEH GE' THROUGH MAH GUARD?! (his guard being a patched up Mr. Pumpers)
perrie: (walks back and pulls a floor rag off, showing a hatch*) Secret tunnels. My mom has them all over Ooo!
Cy: *pouts and folds arms* tha's cheatin'!! *sighs and slumps forward, holding up his hands* ok...ah surrender.... yeh won fair an' square....
perrie: *ignoring him and is looking around the clubhouse* what? sorry, I wasn't listening. what did you say- WHOA! PICKLED EYELIDS!
((pffft Toby got in trouble))
(( Aaahhhh XD Oh my gosh this is totes cute! ))
((I really like how you draw werewolves o u o ))
interesting how a werewolf would get a faun for a son xD
lol ignore that.. just saw that the mother is a faun xD
((Poor Tobi. This is way cute though.))
Nice werewolf. A fusion between man and wolf, showing characteristics of both. Hard to tell which parts are more human and which ones are more wolf. GREAT JOB.
(( Omigod. You make the most ridiculously cute stuff. ; v ; ))
((lol x3 i <33 this ))
(( all my love aaugh it looks even more awesome all done!))
((pffft thanks!! glad you liked it >u< I gotta say, Lupe's werewolf design is just boss!! Thank glob for all your reference pics of him XD))
((lol dude you drew it way more boss than it usually is, mph I love it>u< and widdle toby, so cute.))