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I am so lucky to know Hello Kitty Junkies around the world. It gives me more knowledge as to what goes on in the rest of the world… As well as the opportunity to add some exotic items to my always growing Hello Kitty collection.
Last year, Beckie was kind enough to do a little shopping for me from the Kitty Lab series! @_@
Some information about KITTY LAB…
Innocent Kitty, Explorer Kitty, Wise Kitty, Material Kitty, Evil Kitty… Which kind of Kitty character will you create? To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Hello Kitty, Sanrio and AllRightsReserved bring you a brand-new adventure for the fourth collaboration. A mysterious lab is hidden at the back door of the concept store, where an experimental city build by Dr. Kitty is located. While you enter the city and venture to get a Kitty ID, Kitty's evolution will be initiated in no time, accomplishing the nurture project. Each decision you make is going to determine the personality of Hello Kitty and the Laws of Evolution are going to change anytime!
Here is my pretty package all the way from Singapore!
Beckie = too sweet! She hooked me up with a little extra kittilicious love!
It is *always* a pleasure chatting with Beckie because she is an avid collector and very knowledgeable about Hello Kitty!
Dr. Kitty plushie is *kawaii* n_~
When you squeeze her tummy, her cheeks blush! *_____*
Kitty cloud u_u
White corduroy lab jacket…
Hello Kitty ramen noodles plushie is sooooo yummy! ;P
Special 35th anniversary memorabilia!
The ramen toppings have magnets so you can take them off and re-arrange if you feel like it…
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What Is Uhthoff's Phenomenon?
Some people with multiple sclerosis (MS) can feel their symptoms worsen when they become overheated. When elevated body temperature impairs vision, it's called Uhthoff's phenomenon. Uhthoff's occurs because of damage to the optic nerve, which interferes with the transmission of signals between the eye and the brain. Symptoms include blurry or reduced vision.
Uhthoff's phenomenon is often one of the first signs of MS. Sometimes called "Uhthoff's syndrome" or "Uhthoff's sign," the condition is named for William Uhthoff (1853-1927), a German professor of ophthalmology.
How MS Works
MS is a chronic disease in which the immune system attacks the protective covering that surrounds nerve cells (myelin) in the central nervous system (CNS). Inflammation damages the nerve cells and causes scar tissue (lesions) to form. This damage inhibits the ability of the CNS to send signals to the rest of the body. Symptoms of MS vary, depending on the location of the lesions. Symptoms include vision problems, bladder dysfunction, and trouble with balance and coordination.
How Heat Affects MS
A 2011 Swedish study reported that between 60 and 80 percent of people with MS experience heat sensitivity. Demyelinated fibers in the CNS are hyper sensitive to a rise in body temperature, making it even more difficult for the body to receive internal signals. This can result in worsening of any MS-related symptoms, the most common of which is blurred vision.
The good news is that heat sensitivity and its related worsening of MS symptoms is only temporary (pseudo-exacerbation). It doesn't mean you have new lesions, that you're experiencing lasting neurological damage, or that your MS is progressing more rapidly.
What to Do When Uhthoff's Strikes
Don't panic. Uhthoff's is only temporary. If your vision is seriously impaired, ask someone to assist you.
The solution is to cool your body temperature down. If you're outdoors on a hot or humid day, find a shady area to rest. If you can, get indoors and take advantage of air conditioning or a fan. If you're at home, take a cool bath or shower. Drink a cool beverage or use ice cubes to cool your body.
Once you're cooled down, symptoms generally improve fairly quickly.
When to Seek Medical Attention
Medical intervention is not necessary for symptoms of Uhthoff's. If you've experienced it before, you'll know what to expect. However, it's easy to confuse heat-related symptoms with other medical emergencies.
Seek medical attention if:
- you've never experienced heat-related symptoms of MS before
- you're not certain that your symptoms are Uhthoff's or MS-related
- you have accompanying symptoms unrelated to MS
- cooling down doesn't resolve symptoms
How to Avoid Uhthoff's
The key is to avoid overheating in the first place. Try to stay indoors and use an air conditioner or fan during times of extreme heat and humidity, especially when exercising. Avoid hot showers, baths, and saunas.
Outdoors, try to stay in the shade and avoid heavy exercise. Use cooling products such as cooling vests, neck wraps, and portable fans. Enjoy icy beverages. Avoid hot tubs and swimming pools that are heated above 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
MS and Uhthoff's don't always go together. If you're not sensitive to the heat, there's no need to avoid activities you enjoy.
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While heat and humidity can trigger a wide range of MS-related symptoms, cold weather can too. Involuntary muscle spasms or stiffness (spasticity) can be triggered by high humidity or by cold temperatures.
If you suffer from heat or cold-related symptoms of MS, it's best to avoid exposure to temperature extremes. If you're thinking of relocating for health reasons, it's a good idea to spend some time in a different climate first, to see if it makes a difference.
Did You Know?
Fever can also cause Uhthoff's. The remedy is to treat the fever and its underlying cause.
MS-related heat sensitivity doesn't cause new symptoms, but it can aggravate existing symptoms. In addition to vision problems, these include:
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- numbness
- weakness
- bladder problems
Odd, but true: Before the arrival of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and other modern medical tests, diagnosing MS was very difficult. When suspected of having MS, patients were immersed in a hot bath. If neurological symptoms like weakness and blurred vision worsened, the patient was assumed to have MS.


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Clean, pleasant hotel and centrally located along the sea promenade. The breakfast buffet was generous and tasty. Staff helpful.
-view on first floor was mainly a view of trees in front of the hotel. I'd recommend a higher floor. The price was high given the room - small and basic.
Very clean hetel well looked after, great staff on reception and in the bar. good location not far from the station.
I was surprised to be charged anapparently obligatorr 22 euros at the end of a three day stay for room cleaning. Pirol is a less than mediocre hotel charging high prices. Beware, the hotel is alongside a lake and in summer has a real problem with mosquitos.
Very pleasant, down to earth sort of hotel, friendly staff,quiet, beautful situation, a bit isolated but not too far away from glorious beaches. Good value for money.
a peaceful, quiet, nice situated place, a lot of possbilities - a pool, bike rental, canoeing, nordic walking, good food, comfortable rooms and competent, friendly staff
a pool could be open til 10 pm, non-German speaking guests have a little problem, although the staff is very helpful
Surroundigs, athmosphere, excellent restaurant
This is a charming hotel - its design, inside and out, did not disappoint - beautiful and well maintained. Very nice bicycles, made available without charge to guests. Very good valet parking service.
Unfortunately, our visit to the hotel coincided with what must have been one of the biggest heat waves in some years in Germany - and the hotel does not have air conditioning, although many openable windows. At ten or fifteen degrees less, our stay would have been idyllic. The other hotel we stayed at in Germany that did not have air conditioning at least had electric fans available, which made a big difference.
The staff was really wonderful, all of them very very friendly. The breakfast was very good and also the Brasserie was a wonderful place to eat. The Wellness area was really good. In short: it was an excellent stay.
The staff is very freindly, breakfast is great, nice sauna.
Strandhotel is in a great location near the sea, a lake and a very nice forest.
Very friendly staff Excellent breakfast
My young son and dog was welcome - and this makes me happy
Maybe have an english translation of services available at front desk (the book in the hotel room) I would have liked to order room service, but didn't know if the hotel offered this.
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Do the Boston Red Sox really need Adrian Gonzalez?
Not necessarily.
He would be the ultimate prize and prime solution for first base, though it wouldn't be the end of the world if he winds up not coming to Boston.
Theo Epstein made some very smart transactions this week, signing John Lackey and Mike Cameron.
Lackey bolsters the starting rotation with Josh Beckett, Jon Lester, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Clay Buchholz, and Tim Wakefield.
Cameron fills the void of the departed Jason Bay, which is not official, but seems pretty much likely.
Bay is not returning to Boston, end of story.
The outfield will now feature Cameron, Jacoby Ellsbury, and J.D. Drew.
That's not too shabby is it?
With the current players on the team, here's what the lineup could look like:
1. Jacoby Ellsbury LF/CF
2. Marco Scutaro SS
3. Dustin Pedroia 2B
4. Victor Martinez C
5. Kevin Youkilis 3B
6. J.D. Drew RF
7. David Ortiz DH
8. Mike Cameron LF/CF
9. Casey Kotchman 1B
What's wrong with this lineup?
The one question mark will be nonetheless David Ortiz.
Say if the Mike Lowell trade falls through?
Why not keep Lowell and have him DH and get rid of Papi? At least Lowell can still produce the numbers and won't strikeout all of the time.
The Sox don't absolutely need Gonzalez, but of course he'd be nice to have. It's all about not being too greedy, which is better known as being the New York Yankees.


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Last night a young friend's four-year-old sat on my lap playing on my iPad 2. His mother told me that they had discovered strange charges on their credit card. Yes, little Lyndon had downloaded some apps! They've since taught him to recognize the word 'Free' and said it's OK to download apps that use that word apps in the App Store.
Information technology so simple a four-year-old can use it represents such a departure in the IT world I had grown used to until early 2008. I've spent a lot of time since then downloading and using mobile apps, a rejuvenating departure from working exclusively with more traditional homegrown and vendor ERPs since the early 80s. Compared to those systems, successful mobile design is out-of-the-box thinking on steroids! Mobile apps have surely rocked my world and taught me a lot! One of many fascinations of mobile is that it asks new things of us technologists and, in turn, the business units we serve.
If we're going to build successful mobile apps ourselves, we'll have to cross over to the parallel universe of the mobile mindset, a different mindset than the one that created our typical ERP. OK, all you shape shifters (or four-year-olds!) out there, here are a few important things I've observed that you might consider if you choose to cross over to the other side!
1. Great mobile designs aren't just ERPs on a mobile device. Just connecting your ERP to a mobile front end probably will NOT add up to goodness the way your end user sees it. End users might want an app that draws together some aspects of a few of your ERPs rather than all aspects of one.
2. You and your business unit combined may not be the best ones to design your User Interface (UI). Mobile technology takes the point of view of the end user. The UI is the intoxicating elixir of mobile. Entertain having your end users do the design. You'll be surprised what they come up with.
3. Furthermore, your business unit's objectives may not be on target with what their end users want. Checking the objectives with end users before you get started may alter the design significantly for the better.
4. Great designs aren't always expensive to come up with. Provisioning user design sessions using white boards, scraps of paper, crayons, and colored markers isn't expensive -- the kind of activity Lyndon might enjoy! The greatest designs are often the simplest.
5. Good mobile apps are often far more than functional. They can entertain, inform, add beauty, build loyalty, evoke feeling, engender appreciation, …. The list goes on. Good mobile creates value far beyond what you could in the past.
6. Challenge your institution to streamline policies and procedures to adapt to an influx of mobile capabilities. This is difficult and may not be welcome in some quarters. But many institutional policies and procedures developed 20-30 years ago need revision in an age when business units seek solutions from a rapidly changing smorgasbord of mobile options.
7. When you encounter resistance, respectfully but firmly question where the resistors are coming from. What's their point of view? Challenge givens, including your own. Fixed actions and emotions ordinarily spring from fixed beliefs about things, often rooted in experiences decades ago. Some people will react negatively to your advancing mobile technology – often from a fixed belief that has gone unexamined or an emotional reaction to something they've seen or heard. Encourage people to get to the core – to articulate their fear or thought process. What 'can't be done here' may turn out to contain a latent opportunity with a little nudging.
Alternatively, just move on until you find an open mind to partner with you.
So far from my experience, a mobility of mind and freedom of action – the childlike freedom my young friend Lyndon exhibits – incubates successful mobile technology. Agility, creativity, freedom and freshness of thinking, applying information to new use cases, thinking beyond the boundaries of information silos, dreaming bigger, reaching out to new audiences, creating beauty – these are new things to strive for, new value to create.
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Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Into the volcano. Thrihnukagigur
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Sam Webb: So was the Michigan offer (Wednesday) kind of surprise or were you expecting it?
Elijah Hood: "They had been recruiting me already. They kind of told me they were going to offer me earlier, that they just wanted to make sure they had a coach down there to give it, so, it was considerate."
Sam Webb: At this point, I don't know if you know off the top of your head, but how many scholarship offers do you have?
Elijah Hood: "Probably somewhere around like 16-17. I'm not sure."
Sam Webb: Before we talk any more about recruiting, kind of take me back through the season. I see you had some pretty gaudy stats, so I know that things went well, just kind of break things down in your own words, how did things go for your team, how did things go individually?
Elijah Hood: "The season went pretty well for my team. We made it to states, so it's just a testament to what our season was. We didn't win the game, but it says a lot that we got there. I would have liked to have gotten the win though. Overall, from an individual standpoint, I had a great season as well. I broke all the Mecklenberg County records, and I just, I had 3,000 yards. I can't complain about it. We had an excellent team this year and it really showed off in my stats and what we did as a team. "
Sam Webb: As far as style of play, kind of break down your game.
Elijah Hood: "Kind of nastiness. I run with a purpose. I run like I'm angry. I only have one goal and that's to get to the end zone. I don't care how I do it, I'm going to do it. I'm a downhill runner. I put my shoulder pad into you and I'm going to get the job done."
Sam Webb: What is your height, your weight and your 40 time?
Elijah Hood: "Height, about 6'0, weight probably around 213-215 and my forty time, fastest I was clocked at was 4.5 electronic."
Sam Webb: Is there a player in college or the pros that people say hey, Elijah's like him, or that you try to emulate out there?
Elijah Hood: "No, not really. I get comparisons to people, but I don't try to emulate anybody. I try to be myself. "
Sam Webb: Clearly you are already a heavily recruited guy, you have options all over. Let's pretend for the sake of argument that you're sitting down and getting ready to pick one of them. What are going to be the most significant factors in that choice?
Elijah Hood: "Academics, my comfort with the program and the people there, and what I'd be doing, my ability to be able to influence the team, become a playmaker, their style of play, all that. It's just a whole bunch of things."
Sam Webb: Now as far as Michigan is concerned, what are your impressions of Michigan? What do you know about Michigan at this point? What do you like about them if anything?
Elijah Hood: "Well I know Michigan is a good program, a lot of tradition. I know there's a great education you'd get at Michigan. I know from when they coaches just came down that they're run a pro-style offense and they run heavy and they're going to start coming at you, coming downhill, so that's always nice for me to hear. They have a lot of good things for me to look at so far. It's just a matter of getting down there and seeing the program and seeing the players, the campus and everything, so I've just got to look at it some more."
Sam Webb: Now what about the vibe with coaches? I know Jerry Montgomery recruits your area and he's the one you correspond with most… do you have any vibe with him? I know Coach Hoke made it by as well… have you spoken with him on the phone yet?
Elijah Hood: "Yeah, they seem like very genuine, honest guys, they seem like they want to do what's best for the players and the team and get wins, so that's all you really can ask for out of a coach and they seem like pretty fun guys. I can actually see myself spending the next four years or so of my life with them."
Sam Webb: I know it's early for you, but at this point, have any schools started to stick out on your list?
Elijah Hood: "I have an early five going right now, and that was Clemson, Notre Dame, North Carolina, Ohio State, and Georgia Tech, so those are the five I'm going in with right now, but there might be some changes, you never know this works out."
Sam Webb: You mentioned possibly visiting Michigan. Do you think you're going to do that?
Elijah Hood: "I'm definitely planning on going up to Notre Dame, and probably trying to go see Ohio State too, so if I'm going to be up there, I might as well go and stop by Michigan."
Sam Webb: Timeline, I mean, you obviously have five schools that stick out currently. You have the criteria that are going to go into the decision. What about timeline? Are you going to do it early? Are you going to wait until after your season? How's that going to go for you?
Elijah Hood: "I'm going to try to get it before the season at least, get the commitment out of the way before the season starts."
Sam Webb: I have to ask, I mean, your five include some schools that are a little further away from home, and it also includes some spread teams, so are those going to be factors, the offense, be it spread or pro style, and distance, are either of those things going to be factors for you?
Elijah Hood: "I think so. I have to go where I know I'll be effective and they can use me, so I have time, I have to think about it, and I just have to keep thinking. I know some of these teams around here are spread teams, so I just have to see what I can do."
Sam Webb: On the face of it, do you feel like you're more of a pro-style guy?
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Elijah Hood: "Yeah, distance from home will definitely be a factor. I'm going to want my family to see me play and everything, and I want to be able to get home, yeah all those things come into play."


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Long Island has an early history of roads and automobiles in America. Today, it can surely be said that Long Islanders are living up to this American legacy. There are 19 major highways on Long Island. The following is a listing and brief description of these highways.
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Interstate 495/Long Island Expressway
I-495, commonly known as the Long Island Expressway or LIE, is Long Island's main freeway. It runs for 71 miles all the way from the Queens-Midtown Tunnel in Manhattan to County Route 56 in Riverhead, just before the forks split on LI's east end. Though it does not connect directly to its parent route, I-95, it is adjoined to the I-95 via I-295 in Queens. The route was built in stages over the course of the mid-20th century with the first section, the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, opening to traffic in November of 1940. The last two miles between exit 71 and CR 58 were completed in June of 1972. HOV lanes were later added and now run from exit 31 to exit 64.
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Route 454, also known as the Veteran's Memorial Highway, provides easy access to Suffolk County Government Offices, and connects several major highways in Suffolk County.
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To be perfectly blunt and straightforward with you, it probably seems that way because you're going about things with the wrong attitude. You're confrontational, and that doesn't bowl over well a lot of the times. As in, you're short with people (as I've seen with your reviews -- and have mentioned to you before), and that comes off as portraying yourself to be better than others. If you want to be a good writer
a good reviewer, the key isn't to see everyone else as incapable of producing work that's up to standards. It's working with them as equals, even if you really don't want to. If you're reviewing, that means assuming that your writer needs everything explained to them and, therefore, having the patience to explain things as much as possible. (Sometimes, this comes off as snarky, but the point isn't to tell them they're wrong so much as it is to tell them
why and how
they're wrong.) If you're a writer, that means taking any review you get with a polite "thank you" because they took the time to read your work. Yes, they may not produce the kinds of reviews you
, and it sounds like you're encouraging them to keep leaving one-liners. However, if you
a better review, the polite way to get one is by
them. Engage in a conversation by responding directly to them.
you want one. It's
to outright insult their writing
reviewing style.
After all, it's like me coming right out and stating your reviews mean nothing or that you're illiterate. Saying those things don't make someone improve. It makes them want to quit.
And it doesn't hurt to cut the confrontational crap. If you want to be snarky, you should at least say something other than "this sucks." That means going into detail, as I've said before. If you're confrontational, all you're doing is ticking people off, which gets you into this kind of situation.
That said, my review is as follows.
Originally Posted by
dark lakitu
The strange
clear thing wraps around you
and the human lifts you up.
On the first comma: When you're writing two adjectives right next to each other, try to separate similar ones out. Both "strange" and "clear" describe the appearance of the "thing," so you'll want to separate them.
On the second comma: This is actually a compound sentence. Try replacing the "and" with a period, and you'll notice that you have two full sentences as a result. That's your cue to separate one clause from another with a comma when you go to put the "and" back in. Try this period test every time you insert a conjunction (and, but, or, for, nor, yet, so) to see whether or not you're actually forming a compound.
[quote]Your parents can only watch with fear as you get taken away to a "boat" by the humans. You feel a strange tingling sensation and immediately fall asleep.[/FONT]
If this was actually a Magikarp being taken out of the wild, it should probably be noted that actual goldfish sold in pet stores are born on farms, with hundreds of other goldfish in the same pond. Most likely, they don't actually know which fish laid their egg, if the fish from the last generation are actually still alive.
Nitpick, I know. Just stating for the sake of realism.
The haunting stories your mother was telling you are true.
First off, how would the Magikarp's mother know about stories in the shop? I mean, if she's wild, she probably has never been in one.
Second, I feel that this sentence is a bit awkward anyway because of the overall subject – "stories." Grammatically, it's correct because "was" goes with "mother," but on the other hand, it also creates an inconsistent rhythm. But maybe that's just me.
You are stuck in a "fishop"
Be careful and proofread before you submit. First off, there's no period at the end of this sentence. Second, I looked it up, and as far as I know, there's no such thing as a "fishop." Do you mean a pet shop? A fish shop (although this conjures images of fish being sold to be eaten)?
Also, it's a bit difficult to grasp why this is so haunting. You don't really tell us much about the surroundings. Just that Magikarp is in a strange box that could very well be only big enough to fit it and that it's panicking. If you want to get your audience to sympathize, don't be afraid to throw in as much detail as possible to get them to see what you see.
hoping that there is a flaw in the strange, clear material you are kept in
I'm assuming Magikarp is in a tank, not the material used to make it. (As in, you may want to specify that it's a box-like confinement so you don't conjure strange images of a wrapped fish.)
Soon, you blend in to the area,
Into. Otherwise, you're doubling up on prepositions, which you should really avoid because prepositions need to be associated with a noun or verb, not another preposition.
even if none of the other Pokemon like you, or even talk to you.
Drop the comma. It actually serves no purpose in this sentence.
They spread rumours about you being a Pokemon from another world, an alien.
In the short few minutes since it's been there? Because that's pretty much what you're implying by introducing this so soon, without any sense of how much time is actually passing.
You know that your species only live for a few months and you have a lot of things in life that you haven't done yet, such as finding a mate and evolving.
This is actually another compound sentence.
Also, I would replace "such as" with "like." "Such as" tends to sound harsh and like something from a textbook. You're trying to get your audience to feel for this Magikarp, so you want to go for something a bit softer.
You also start to hate your weak little self for being so weak and unable to do anything.
You really have to get into the mindset of your characters. Right now, you're telling us this story as if it's a cookbook. There's very little actual emotion in it, and emotion, ironically, comes from showing the character expressing themselves or showing the way the world reacts to the character, rather than telling the readers how the character feels. As in, if you show us how the main character acts or how the other characters react (either in dialogue or in actual individual actions) to the main character in specific detail, you're more likely to get us to care.
Think of it like this: If you tell us that a character is abused, it doesn't mean anything to us because we really don't see how. If you tell us that Character A walks up to Character B and, for no reason, punches him out, laughs at him, spits on him, and then calls him a rude name, then we'll be pissed at Character A and feel sorry for Character B. Likewise, if you show us that Magikarp is trying to jump out of the tank but can't because there's a lid, we're more likely to feel sorry for him, which is your goal here.
He picks you up with that strange smooth thing, a bag it's called,
First off, it's the same deal as the first correction. Comma between "strange" and "smooth" to separate adjectives.
Second, you may want to put parentheses around "a bag, it's called" (note the added comma, given the fact that the phrase "a bag" is, in itself, a dependent clause placed before the main subject), simply because using commas creates a jerky feel, as if you're trying to blend three complete sentences into one. (If that makes sense.)
Third, usually, in a pet shop, they don't fish into the tank with a bag because that's heavily inaccurate for a tank that's filled with fish. A bag is floppy, and it's likely to get caught on tank decorations or other fish. Instead, they use a long-handled net (with stiff netting) to grab the particular fish a customer wants. They transfer the fish into a smaller box just big enough for one in order to transfer them to a bag (that they fill with oxygen) away from the tank.
In other words, it just pays to do research into what you're writing about for the sake of realism. It's odd to ask for realism in a Pokémon fic, but on the other hand, you're aiming for believability, too. You may have pet owners, like myself, who's seen the procedure countless times stop and go, "Wait. What?"
Some humans walk in and the menacing door chime rings.
Another compound sentence. Try the period test I mentioned at the beginning of the review.
It means certain death for one Pokemon.
This sounds a bit extreme. Considering the fact that a number of fish owners actually know how to take care of a fish, chances are, pet fish get better treatment than they do in the shop. In many cases, I've noticed that pet shop fish aren't entirely well taken care of. It's not entirely unusual to have one (or more) tank with a dead goldfish still floating in it, not to mention the fact that fish are often crammed into tanks way too small for them (given that you need ten gallons per goldfish, not only because they need the space but also because they produce a lot of toxic chemicals that can poison them if a lot of them are placed in a small area at one time). You'd expect pet shops to take better care of fish, but really, it's not as pretty as you might think.
goes up to the humans
Drop the "up." Again, you don't want to double up on prepositions like this. "Up" doesn't really describe the motion of walking. "To," however, does, given that it's followed by a noun ("humans").
You may want to replace "goes" with something that describes the way he walks as well. Using specific action verbs like "saunters" and "waltzes" and "shuffles" paints a better image than something as vague as "goes." You want that better image so your audience can get an idea of what that person is like.
You hope they are talking about the Goldeen they recently got.
Because there's more than one customer but only one shopkeeper, you're implying that the group is talking about the
Goldeen (because they're the only "they" in that sentence).
You hope they aren't falling for this.
You seem very formal with your writing style (i.e. the avoidance of contractions), but you use a cliché "falling for this" right about now. As in, no one is actually falling, so it's actually just a slang term that seems out of place compared to the rest of the style. You may want to replace it with something like "believing this."
Also, you'll want to add another word after "this," partly to indicate
Magikarp is hoping they're not believing but also to color the Magikarp's opinions slightly. (While the narrator isn't the main character, the main character is the audience. Like you would in a first-person work, you want to open the readers' minds up to the mindset of the main character so they understand how they should be feeling if they were this Magikarp.)
That and the word "this" typically isn't one that should stand by itself.
Something in your mind snaps and you realise that you are just a tool for that wretched human to get some extra money.
Another compound.
The anger, stress and special food you've been eating
What special food? Another thing you could probably go into a bit more detail about.
Your gills melt away and lungs grow in their place
Gyarados actually have gills, though. Take a look at the sides of its head.
You soon grow extremely large
You've already stated that Gyarados has grown several times in this paragraph, so restating it just seems redundant.
You have evolved.
It's also not necessary to state this for essentially the same reason. The readers realize that the fish evolved, so stating it again at the end of this long description just feels redundant (and, for that matter, a little anticlimactic because you're stating the obvious).
You slither onto the "rode" as it crushes under your weight.
First off, "rode" is the past tense of the word "ride." What you mean here is "ro
Second, Gyarados are only a half ton heavy. To give you an idea of what this means, semis (You know, the tractor-trailer types, the really large ones?) tend to be several tons heavy. Also, roads are typically built to withstand several tons of pressure from hundreds of cars going across them daily. A single Gyarados wouldn't cause a road to crack by itself. If it
Hyper Beamed the crap out of the road
, then sure, that'd be a different story.
Alternatively, if this was Godzillados, maybe, but you've really made no indication that this Gyarados isn't much larger than the twenty-one-foot, garden-variety Gyarados.
A bunch of fools in cocky uniforms try to stop you with magical sparkly wands but you just push them aside.
1. Uniforms can't be cocky. Well, they could, but that'd be rather inappropriate for a police officer. In any case, you may want to tack the ending "-looking" onto the word "cocky" or go for another adjective altogether.
2. Another compound sentence.
a great chunk of stone disturbing nature.
I had to reread this a few times to understand what you meant. At first, I thought you meant to write the phrase "stone-disturbing nature" (as in, a nature that disturbed stones), but that didn't quite make sense. After that, I thought you might have wanted a comma after "stone" (to indicate that the stone disturbed nature), but then, I had to wonder about that as well. Given cliffs and the fact that birds, insects, and various other animals are capable of making their homes in walls, it doesn't seem like a wall would disturb nature. Not to mention the fact that it doesn't really do
to disturb nature in the first place. Sure, it prevents certain elements from getting into human dwellings, but other than that, nature really doesn't care that it's there.
Overall, it was okay. Readable, albeit with some odd errors I'll touch one last time upon in a moment. The problem is, though, that you did this in second person, and you really didn't make too much of an effort to get your readers to connect with the main character. As I've said in the main part of the review, you want to provide not only details but also emotion to pull your reader into the mind of the Magikarp, or we won't really care about what happens to it. Oftentimes, I felt like the Magikarp was just suspended in a white room (because you don't describe much) and that you were feeding us readings of its emotions the way you would write a textbook. If you want to get us to care about your characters, you need to propel us into their minds and their worlds. The only way to do that is to sit down and really think things through.
I also felt like this was a bit rushed. You move quickly from one event to another, barely even letting the fish get used to his surroundings. The evolution felt like a deus ex machina, particularly because you pulled the part about the "special food" from nowhere and because everything past it felt like it happened in one fell swoop. As in, "People ran around scared, the end." That kind of ending. I just didn't feel for the Magikarp through the story, and I didn't feel overjoyed that it ran off to freedom at the end. I just felt that you were trying to get to the result without thinking too much about the way there.
As for grammatical errors, a proofreading stage is in order, as is a
guide to commas
. (OWL might explain things better than I can.) You just need to reread everything you write, preferably aloud, to pick out mistakes and odd wordings yourself.
In general, if you were writing with a deadline in mind, I can tell, and my advice to you is screw every deadline you ever get because if you keep them in mind, they'll screw
over. As crude as that sounds, what that basically means is you really shouldn't feel rushed to finish a piece. Instead, take your time and think things through. Do research. Get the details down. The last thing you want is to make something sound forced, and if you try to push yourself into writing an ending (or a story at all) because you want to get your story in before the deadline hits, it's going to sound forced.
have potential because you seem like the kind of writer who actually wants to work on his skills, but something you'll eventually learn is that you just have to slow down if you want to do it.
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Covered By: Jasmine Thompson
A Thousand Years Lyrics
Heart beats fast
Colors and promises
How to be brave
How can I love when I'm afraid
To fall
But watching you stand alone
All of my doubt
Suddenly goes away somehow
One step closer
I have died...
anonymous Jan 23rd, 2012 1:27pm report
This song is about waiting for the one. You've waited your entire life and you finally found them. But that person is scared. Scared of falling, letting their walls down. Afraid of being hurt. And you just want to reassure them that you've waited so patiently for them and you would never do anything to hurt them. And you'll continue to be patient with them and you'd never do anything to hurt them.all you want to do is love them.
anonymous Dec 4th, 2011 12:56am report
it's about waiting for someone who will be the one for you... who will love you just the way you are... who will just look you in they eye... who will always gets you...
waiting for that person... it is worth it... when that moments comes when you met the right person... the wait worth a thousand years... and you will love that person a thousand more years.
it doesn't matter if that person i already the one you know or any person who will come in your life.
i just love this song. it's beautiful. very suitable for wedding songs.
anonymous Mar 13th, 2012 3:10am report
This is a love song from God to you.
anonymous Oct 17th, 23:15 report
My interpretation is that our lives start way before we're born and last way after we die there are people (souls) that are destined to meet at some point in our lives. I have recently had a grandson and I felt that I and this little soul have known that we would come into each other's lives at some point in time. You don't know how or when. In my experience my little grandson came to me in a second marriage through my daughter from the second marriage. I had been married previously and had lost my first husband to death it is bittersweet to know that that must come to pass because I was always going to have my grandson come into my life. Our lives are eternal no beginning no end
anonymous Jun 21st, 6:52pm report
It is obviously a song about Edward and Bella as Perri wrote it after watching the movie 6 months before the release. Notwithstanding the actual meaning I have another interpretation of what it can also mean. There are many parents alienated from their children for many reasons (mainly though due to the influence of a hostile favoured parents). This song speaks to those parents and children that even though you (the child) is gone I (the parent) love you with all my heart, have loved for ever and will always love you forever and will wait for the day when you (child) have the inner strength to come back to me (the parent) and even if you never do I (the parent) will still love you (the child) and you should never forget that.
anonymous Apr 5th, 2016 4:34am report
This song is about being there for someone loving them for eternity
anonymous Feb 22nd, 2016 2:27pm report
This song means everything! Edward said in the books/movies that he has been waiting for Bella, like it says in the song. Edward will love her for a thousand years because he is a vampire and she will be one soon- vampires live forever. Hope that helped!
anonymous Dec 27th, 2015 12:31am report
It means they will both love each other as long as they live forever.
anonymous Oct 25th, 2015 10:54am report
for me this song is about a guy or a girl that is waiting for a long time for their soulmate.they are waiting for the right girl and right guy.its about waiting patiently for your one true love.and at the end it will be worth the wait.this song is very touching because of the lyrics itself that's why its very relatable for many. this song will remind us all that true love waits, yes indeed its worth the wait when the love of your life finally comes after a long wait.this song will definitely swept you off of you feet.so for those who are still waiting,searching and finding or whatever you called it just hold on and have faith because eventually he/she will come.he/she will come in God's perfect time and Will :)
anonymous Oct 25th, 2015 10:39am report
for me this song is abaout a guy or a girl that is waiting for a long time for their soulmate.they are waiting for the right girl and right guy.its about waiting patiently for your one true love.and at the end it will be worth the wait.this song is very touching because of the lyrics itself that's why its very relatable for many. this song will remind us all that true love wait, yes indeed its worth the wait when yo
anonymous May 27th, 2015 5:59am report
I think it means that a girl is waiting for a guy to love her and she will wait for how long it takes even a thousand tears
anonymous Feb 9th, 2015 2:06pm report
I heard this song once and was instantly in love i sing this song to my daughter who is only 2 weeks old everyday at least twice a day she falls right asleep ❤
PumperBrown Jan 6th, 2015 1:36pm report
Christina stepped into this romance and was able to feel the love as if it was her own. Each word she wrote pours out her own romantic hopes and dreams about how she wishes love will be for her and the one she loves. She is able to capture the emotional side of those that listen. You see her beauty, you feel her pain, you taste the sweetness of love as she sings. There is intensity in her writing and fire in her voice. For those she loves, there is passion beyond belief, everlasting and true. This is an inspiration for those guys that feel there are no more girls left who love like this. I will wait a thousand years for another song that touches me like this one has. Thank you Christina. Never give up.
anonymous Nov 19th, 2014 11:32pm report
For all you Percy Jackson HOO fans, this is Caleo.
Calypso: Heart beats fast (Oh no! It's the curse! Now I'll have to fall in love all over again!)
Leo: Colors and promises (Green of Ogygia, "I'll be back for you, Calypso. I swear it on the River Styx."
Calypso:How to be brave? How can I love when I'm afraid to fall? (Because he'll just abandon me, wont he?)
Together: But watching you stand alone, all of my doubt suddenly goes away somehow (Right before Leo leaves)
Leo: One step closer!(to finding her)
Calypso: I have died every day waiting for you. (Leo Valdez...has returned!) Darling don't be afraid, I have loved you for a thousand years (that's how long it felt) I'll love you for a thousand more... (I AM immortal)
Leo: Time stands still. Beauty in all she is. (Calypso's beautiful...) I will be brave. I will not let anything take away what's standing in front of me. (And I WILL come back for you. I love you.)
Together: Every breath, Every hour has come to this... (Again, right before Leo left)
("One step closer" to "a thousand more" is a repeat)
Leo: And all along I believed I would find you. (Because I swore it, didn't I?)
Calypso: Time has brought your heart to me, I have loved you
Together: for a thousand years...I'll love you for a thousand more...
(rest of song=repeats but that was fun!)
anonymous Nov 3rd, 2014 11:34pm report
This song reminds me of Jack and Rose on Titanic, with their unconditional love. Like Rose was so scared because their love was forbidden and Jack wanted to protect her no matter what and the song is Old Rose remembering their love and saying that she will love him even when she dies and then when she dies and Jack is waiting for her he is saying that he too has been waiting and he will always love her. That's what I got out of it.
anonymous Sep 14th, 2014 9:07am report
I really love this song,It really influences me...I think this song is about a girl who has been in love with a boy,but she hadn't had enough courage to talk to him about her feeling,but know she can't stop loving him,she wants to give a chance,she wants to tell him her beautifull emotions,that's why she said"I've died every day waiting for you"...or"one step closer"..or "doubts go away".....now she really wants to be with him,and she is really sure about herself,her feeling and also himself,she is sure that she is always in love with him,It's why she decide to go one step closer....that's the most beautifull feeling of world:waiting thousands years for someone who is everything to you....
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LuxJayd Jul 17th, 2014 7:04pm report
Although I doubt this is what the song was intended to mean... to me it interprets the struggle my daughter went through in her first few months of life. She was a micro preemie who was very sick and spent a long time in a NICU. Every word of this song strikes a cord with me personally because the lyrics are so bang on to what you feel when you go through something like this. Your afraid to love because you may be hurt and lose them, every day is a struggle waiting for them to finally come home, watching her 'stand alone' represents being in the incubator and being helpless and you just love them.. and always will even if they are not with you in the end 'love you for a thousand years'. And of course 'One step closer' is the daily inspiration till the day till they do come home.
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