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Remember Your Fanhood!!
Man, it's tough not being in the playoffs. I don't like it when I don't have any motivation to follow the postseason except to see that the Giants get knocked out of there.
READ THIS: http://rjsfro.com/2010-articles/october/fandomchangeplayoffs.html Must-read postseason article for all Padres fans. Whatever you do, don't cheer for the Giants. Please. That's just wrong.
We are PADRES fans. That means that we cheer for our team NO MATTER WHAT, even if they're not even playing anymore. After all the believing and cheering during the season, you cannot, and I repeat, CANNOT, turn around and cheer for the team that detroyed your amazing season. Don't think that the Padres aren't watching. They've got the Santa thing going with the nautghty and nice list, except it's more like the faithful and the unfaithful list. Just because the Padres are done playing doesn't mean that your obligations as a fan are over. Fanhood doesn't have a contract, but if it did, I'm sure there would be a clause obligating you to cheer for your team constantly. You can't get out of the contract.
But fanhood shouldn't have to be an obligation. It shouldn't be something that you HAVE to do. If you really love your team, you're just not going to cheer for the Giants because you hate them for what they did to us. It just comes naturally out of your love and heartbreak for your team.
Fanhood is a very special thing. And it's unique for each fan. Maybe you feel okay cheering for the Giants. I don't know how you could rationalize that, but maybe you can and you're okay with that. But for a lot of us, we just can't do that. We can't cheer for the Giants. They were pests all season and the last straw was shoving us out of our rightful spot in first place. It would be going against everything I fought for as a fan to cheer for the Giants now. I won't do it.
I can't wait for my Padres to get into the playoffs. I can't wait for the start of next season!! I miss Padres baseball soo much😦 It's so sad not to have it around.
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I understand the strife and yearning by the fan-dom to extend their baseball past the regular season.
For 11 years my Rays did not even wink at the post season before going head-first into a whirlwind towards the 2008 World Series.
The Padres time is coming again.
The team has a great nucleus of young and veteran talent, and one of the most explosive bat in the major leagues at first base.
Pitching staff is maturing, and your Bullpen is adding valuable experience to get you to that next level.
The stride the Pafres made in 2010 will not be forgotten soon, and should fuel a great run again in 2011….possibly into late October or beyond.
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The International â Pines Course
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BOLTON, Mass. â Jeff Wallace of Franklin, Mass., opened a one shot lead in the Boys Division after firing a 2-under-par 70 in the first round of the Fidelity Investments Junior Classic.
Lala Anai of Lexington, Mass., shot a 1-over-par 73 to take command of the Girls Division over Catherina Wang of Orlando, Fla.
The Fidelity Investments Junior Classic is a 54-hole event conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at The International â Pines Course. The event features 98 of the nationâs premier junior golfers, ages 12-18, from 14 states and Canada.
Aside from a double-bogey on hole No. 15, Wallace played bogey-free golf and fired a 1-under-par 35 on both sides of the course.
âI love this course,â Wallace said. âI pretty much ripped driver all day.
âI hit a snag on No. 15, but other than that I played well. Itâs fun being out here with some of the best juniors in America.â
Cornelius Carroll of Windermere, Fla., and Cody Paladino of Kensington, Conn., are tied for second after firing rounds of 1-under par 71. Matt Giftos of Nashua, N.H., is in fourth at even-par. Seven others are tied for fifth at 1-over-par, including Warren West of Chestertown, Md., who used a 4-iron on the 202-yard, par-3 No. 16, to record a hole-in-one.
Anai enjoyed the luxury of three birdies scattered throughout her round to also take a one shot lead into Wednesdayâs second round.
âMy short irons were good,â Anai said. âMy long putts were also good, but my short putts were terrible. I need to putt better overall and finish strong on No. 18.â
Behind Anai and Wang, Seung-Hyun Lee of Kennett Square, Pa., shot a 3-over-par 75 and is in third place.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
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With no further ado, I present the MBU
One more night's sleep, one quick day of work and it's time.
This is not the Mobile Blog Unit:
Also not the Mobile Blog Unit, nice color though.
This is not the Mobile Blog Unit, too flowery.
This Mercedes is not the MBU
This converted bus is not the MBU
This is not the MBU but it's very cool.
This is not the MBU, but we're getting closer.
This is not the MBU, but it's a really good idea.
Ok enough is enough, here it is, finally the Mobile Blog Unit:
I'm just kidding. I bet you were like WTF?? Moving on,.. this is not the MBU.
Here's an old Woody for you but it's not the MBU.
Nope, extremely cool but not the MBU.
More wood but not the MBU.
Very cool, but not the MBU. Not this one. Too hippy to be the MBU.
Not this one.
This is not the MBU…dammit
This Caddy is not the MBU.
Had enough? Ok here's the deal. There really is no Mobile Blog Unit. It has been a six month sham to get you to read this blog.
Ok I'm kidding again. There really is a Mobile Blog Unit. Here it is and I appreciate all of you playing along with me on this. It's been fun.
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Don!! I am scrolling through all these pictures, I see what you make me think is the MBU, and it's not, then I scroll through some more pictures, then I think there is no MBU, and now you're telling me I have to wait longer! You're killing me Smalls!!
Hey D,
Man! Now I really can't wait to see the actual MBU!
I'm sure my mental image will be nowhere near what it actually looks like!
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Hey D,
You are such a tease! Sweet ride. Really wish I were going with you!
Tomorrow! Tomorrow! Tomorrow!
Sweet ride! I'm going to Goodyear on Wednesday. Enjoy yourself. I hope and pray that you will have a safe and enjoyable trip.
Kylie, Julia, Emily, R-Luv, Jen, Sue, Aaron…Thank you. In about 12 hours the adventure begins…Thanks for being part of it…D
That ride is sweet! Motorhomes are incredibly fun. Have a safe ride down to Tuscon and can't wait to follow the adventure with you.
BTW, I own my very own MTU (Mobile Tailgating Unit).
Although, not as nice as yours!
Wow. That made me laugh while also making me frustrated, angry, anxious, and disappointed when you faked us out with the "no MBU". But when I saw the first one you claimed to be the MBU I was wondering why you got us all hyped up about it. But the real one is sweet. Have fun in Arizona!
That was a little funny. I didn't know they made wood cars. Stop by sometime.
You are officially awesome… but I think you knew that already. Nice signs by your kids, they did a great job! You and I will report back with some great stories right?
Wow, my eyes hurt from scrolling all that way. I feel like I just saw a bunch of buses?
Thanks everyone, # 4 Rocks but it's time for a Rockies blog on top. Don't stop till the top…I love road trips…D
Nice ride! It's better than the converted shuttle buses I used to tour with this band in.
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Nice. Glad to finally see that the MBU is not a 1969 gremlin station wagon with a pop-up trailer. I was getting worried about it.
Too cool that you are on your way. Too bad you can not travel I-4, because then you could dedicate it. But that highway is in Florida and runs from Tampa to Daytona Beach, bot to Arizona.
Keep safe and be sure to fill us in on all the fun everyday….every day now!!!!
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Written by Guest on 15.05.2008 at 16:53
There maybe a few decent bands going to this festival, but you still wouldn't see me dead there. Lostprophets on the main stage headlining? What the hell?
Quote:Written by Baz Anderson on 15.05.2008 at 20:54
well I have never been to a Download festival before, and it is that kind of anti-Download attitude I will be able to either support or oppose after having been given the opportunity to cover this event and have the experience myself
yeh, I don't like Lostprophets any more than you by the sounds of things, but there are some really great bands there - and there is more to a festival than strictly just bands anyway isn't there?
one thing is for sure, and that is you will get an honest review of the festival from me
Written by Baz Anderson on 15.05.2008 at 20:54
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 16.05.2008 at 15:18
130 quid (195 euro) for this crappy line-up? Wow, the English have gone berzerk once again it seems.
Written by Asitis on 23.05.2008 at 12:26
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 16.05.2008 at 15:18
130 quid (195 euro) for this crappy line-up? Wow, the English have gone berzerk once again it seems.
Ah c'mon, it's not a crappy line-up. Just because it is't all "trve kvlt met0l" doesn't mean it's crappy. Plus names like Kiss, Judas Priest and also bands like Bullet For My Valentine aren't cheap to book you know!
And did it maybe ever occur to you that the Download Festival isn't a metal-only festival like graspop or Wacken? The festival wants to be a alternative rock/metal fest, and in that way it's an awesome festival because they have exactly the right line-up for the kind of people they want to attract.
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Respect for the Souls of Mischief jam.
That's one of my favorite songs of all time.
The New York Knicks return from the All Star break empty handed.
Steve Novak did decent in the three point contest but last season's best shooter in the league fell to Kyrie Irving
James White disappointed in the Slam Dunk and Terrence Ross brought the Raptors their second trophy after Vince Carter in 2000
Carmelo Anthony led his team and was close of winning the MVP but the East fell short 138-143 in spite of his 26 points and 12 rebounds heroics. Tyson Chandler added 7 points and 8 boards.
Now the break is over and the Knicks must now continue their quest, facing the runners-up Indiana Pacers on their own ground. The Pacers (32-21) are close of bridging the gap and a win will put them 2 games behind New York (32-18) but with Brooklyn so close in the race, any wrong step might be dangerous.
Previous Meetings:
November 18th, 2012: Indiana Pacers 76 -New York Knicks 88
January 10th, 2013: New York Knicks 81 - Indiana Pacers 76
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Soundstrack: Souls Of Mischief - From 93 Till Infinity
Respect for the Souls of Mischief jam.
That's one of my favorite songs of all time.
I ****ing hate this small ball lineup...
Ok Knickerbockers. Let's get a winstreak going.
We're in the penalty with more than five minutes to go...geeezz..
ISO, ISO, ISO, no D, ISO, ISO, ISO, no D... damn Woody...
Offense is all ISO. Defense is just horrendous all the way around -- getting beat off the dribble, late/not helping, not fighting over screens, etc. Woody, looking at you dude.
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Still Life with a Red Curtain, c. 1660
Jan FytFlemish, 1611-1661
Oil on canvas
43 x 62-1/2 in. (109.2 x 158.8 cm)
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Jan Fyt, a prosperous Antwerp artist who enjoyed the patronage of numerous important collectors, was a prolific painter of still lifes. Perhaps his greatest contribution to the genre was the game piece, a distinct category devoted to the hunt, in which the results of the day's efforts are gathered for contemplation. Here, the hunter's trophies—hares, ducks and songbirds—are formally arranged in a pyramidal scheme, with the suspended hare marking the center of the tabletop. This painting is an occasion for Fyt's bravura display of brushwork in the laying down of fur and feathers and the warm, tonal palette. Below the catch, the foils of red drapery and white linen furnish the ensemble with dramatic flair.
Depictions of bagged animals, commissioned by the nobility, date back to the Renaissance. In seventeenth-century Europe, hunting remained, for the most part, the privilege of the nobility. Owning such a painting betokened social prestige, whether or not it recorded the spoils of a specific hunt. Fyt's game pieces were eagerly acquired by the urban elite to decorate their houses and thereby associate themselves with a lifestyle reserved for aristocrats.
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"I'm in clubs and activities that I'm passionate about. You have to like what you're doing." - Student Governing Association president Michael Gross
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"The best thing I can tell someone about college life is to prioritize the activities you enjoy and don't get over-involved. People complain that they're so busy and they have to do this or that or attend a meeting," Michael Gross says. "I'm very busy, but I'm only in clubs and activities that I'm passionate about you have to like what you're doing."
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The performance tear the stock markets have been on thus far this year has truly been rewarding. So if you're experiencing more zing in your step these days it might be because your portfolio is plumper than it's been in years.
After 11 months, the DJIA is up 23 percent, the S&P500 up 29 percent, NASDAQ ahead 34 percent, the Russell 1000 Value Index up about 26, and the Russell 3000 ahead nearly 28 percent. But it is the Russell 2000 Growth Index with the biggest hold-on-to-your-hat year-to-date results: It's up 39.6 percent.
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By Tibor Machan: Freedom columnist
Enthusiast for increasing government regulations of people in business, including those in the financial markets, never bother to answer the one basic question that any rational person would need to have answered before joining them as champions of their proposed remedies of our economic wows. This question is, "Why would those in governments regulating those in markets manage to be incorruptible?" For incorruptibility is a presumption of the policy that these enthusiasts are committed to. Otherwise what's the point? Where is the remedy?
You see, if those in government are not corruptible, their regulation of business cannot be of any help. They would just as easily game the system as those whom they intend to regulate, indeed, more easily because of their legal power. Are there ways to stop them doing this? Would they be regulated by some other regulators who would make sure they aren't corrupt? And then how would those regulators manage to be invulnerable to corruption? More regulators, ad infinitum?
It fully validated that people in government easily fall prey to the temptation of corruption. Since before the time of Aristotle it has been noted over and over again that people with power over other people tend toward corruption. Aristotle argued that despite the fact that the idea of an ideal leader of society sounds appealing, it is a trap because once in power, such "ideal" leaders tend to become despotic. Which is exactly true about government regulators, sometimes quite unintentionally (when the system goes bad).
Those in government have a great many ways to dodge any charge of corruption. A prominent legal device is sovereign immunity — since government officials, including regulators, are agents of the citizenry, they cannot be sued by us. It would be like suing ourselves! So the only way to cope with malpractice by such folks is to implore their bosses to fire them or to vote against those who hired them. Only if they are thieves or embezzlers can they be touched. Favoring their pals as they make decisions, for example, isn't something for which they can be convicted. And one of the big charges against government regulators is precisely that they favor those like them in the market place — former colleagues, past employers, etc.
The economic school of thought called "public choice theory" has developed this idea so well that some of its pioneers have received the Nobel Prize (Professor James Buchanan, for example). Others have shown that regulators don't manage to anticipate problems early enough and by the time they go after some company about possible malpractice, it's too late.
Aside from these pitfalls government regulators face there is also the plain fact of having their own agendas.
So, the bottom line is government regulation is mired in confusion and the probability of ineptitude and malpractice, probably much more so than faced by market agents who are supposed to be regulated. So this faith in government regulation repeatedly voiced by Obama & Co. simply isn't well founded. Indeed, it is most often misdirected. Sure, now and then regulators can do something right but even a broken clock shows time correctly twice a day.
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What do you do when you're from a state like South Dakota or Nebraska that definitely has no professional sports teams and barely even has a population?
The question doesn't apply so much when you come from the northeast and its glut of teams. Mainers, at least the ones I know, tend to go with the Mass-holes and the people I've met from Connecticut often opt for New York. But those are states with legitimate populations. That still doesn't answer the question.
What do you do when you're from a state that is quite literally the middle of nowhere?
Well, if you're from the homeland of Warren Buffett and mail order steaks, apparently you take yourself way too seriously and go transcontinental when choosing to cheer:
C'mon Whyte Myk. The Pirates? And you wonder why no one takes your rap career seriously.
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When I was in college, I met a bunch of girls from Nebraska at a convention. They said their favorite musician was Barry Manillow. It is a whole different world there. ;o)
I would think some of the state would be New York Yankee fans because of Joba Chamberlain's affliation with the high stalks of corn. But you never know, they could go East to St Louis, or possibly want to head to the mountains and hit Denver and the Rockies.
Guess it would depend on if they are Husker fans….then they would have to respect the red and white of the Cardinals.
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I'm with Renegade. I figured there would be a lot of people in Nebraska who would go for Joba and the Yankees. In fact, I met quite a few in Kansas City. They'd driven over for the series. But I think it's all about what TV stations you get. Look at all the fans who grew up rooting for the Braves just because they saw them on TBS.


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Buckner Filter
Chemists have a sense of humor, although it is a bit cruel. Today in my chemistry class, we were working on a lab, the biggest lab of the year. We have to identify an unknown substance, and so far I am convinced that it is crack. Today, we were doing gravimetric analysis (I still don't know what that is) and we had to filter out our precipitate (the thing that went to the bottom of the beaker after the reaction) and we used a 'Buckner Filter'.
outfield, which consisted of Jason Bay, Brad Wilkerson, and Jeff Bailey all showed off some great arms. A lot of the time, I think that defense is underrated because as of late, everything has been measured on lots and lots of hitting. We have to remember that it is important.
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Haha about Buckner. I wonder if Curt will ever be a pitching coach or a manger?
Don't get sick! I great tribute to Curt and great coverage of the game! Thanks! Now go drink some soup!
Sorry you're getting sick. Take some Airborne! As for the game, it's so funny that Nick Green is your project because I always liked him as a Yankee. Glad he's doing well.
Bob: I think he could do great as either.
Julia: Soup? Okay sounds good!
Jane: I'm downing Emergen-C! It is funny how I have taken in Nick so kindly! And you are still rooting for him!
Nice game recap. I watched the Memphis Redbirds play in OKC last year. It was great to get to know the up and coming talents, so that when they come up, you know what you are getting. And, you don't get as nervous when a player gets injured because you know "we got this guy at Triple-A" that can step in. Great job, as always!
Wow, that Buckner thing is pretty funny! So cool how you can find baseball anywhere! I'm so glad you enjoyed the game. I am one of those people that would be disappointed if the regulars didn't play, but it would be cool to see all the prospects.
Kathy: It's like those futures games. I am beginning to truly enjoy minor league baseball, and I am very confident in our farm system.
Kaybee: Isn't it a weird coincidence? I mean I was a bit disappointed as well, but I have really begun to enjoy these guys!
I can appreciate your frustration with Chemistry; what a painful class. At least you had a baseball reference thrown in there to keep it interesting! Thanks for all of the Red Sox updates, and for your comment on my blog. Much appreciated.
I think Curt did the blogging world a big favor, retiring that way. Brings more legitimacy to the reporting format.
Well, don't get sick! Try Airborne and lots of Vitamin C – usually works for me :O)
Paige: I hate chemistry, and my mind is always on baseball during that class anyway!
Jenn: You're right, it does bring legitimacy to the reporting format!
Haha, that's my new favorite filter. There wasn't much competition, but still.
I am so glad Schill retired as a Red Sox. I'm with you, I thought he should have retired in 07 after the WS. I only hope he does not "un-retire".
"Fear of failure"? That's why i don't go anywhere NEAR a chem lab–I would be the guy who would find two chemicals (completely by accident) that would detonate the lab if they were combined! (Kind of the chemistry equivalent of "So, what does THIS button do??" Hmmm…;) Besides, I (literally cannot see straight to measure correctly!
Hahaha the Buckner filter. Awesome. Had I not found MLBlogs, I wouldn't find that funny now. 🙂 I loved seeing the minor leaguers too. I definitely will have to study up on my young guys before I go next year!
Neal: That WOULD be your favorite filter.
Greg: Yeah I hope he doesn't un-retire either like Clemens lol. I don't WANT to be anywhere near a chem lab.
Jen: Yeah I had to do the same! The next year I was eager to find out who everyone was!
Buckner filter- remember filters filter the trash and keep the treasure, an example when panning for gold. 1986 was painful, I know, I rooted for Boston then against the Mets. And so 18 years later, the gold of a title was earned. What is the significance? 6(Bill Buckner's number) seen as a curse by manymultiplied by 3, a perfect number, some say representing the Trinity, or God =18 Imperfection redeemed by perfection= the end of the curse in 2004 and then blessed again 3 years later with a title in 2007. Ah, #3 is also the Babe's number. See, all things are done for bringing good out of difficulty. Talk about some great chemistry :>)
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Buckner filter.. that is kinda funny, lolz.. [Sorry].
Be glad you aren't taking physics though. It's a whole bunch of blah blah blah, yada yada yada.
Sorry to say this too, but it's about time Curt says adios! hehe..😉
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Hi Elizabeth, I personally don't care for Curt Schilling but that was a very nice tribute and of course I know that he means a lot to the Red Sox Nation. He, and Big Papi, are the two primary reasons the curse was broken…at least from my perspective. Congrats on #4! Are you going to dedicate your next blog to Lou Gehrig? Just kidding. Great job with your blogs! I always enjoy reading them.
Congrats on being number 4 on the leader's list, Elizabeth! You deserve it :)-Erinhttp://plunking-gomez.mlblogs.com
Aaron: So we finally got the gold! It took a while, but filtering takes a while too! And thank you for your vote!
Vanessa: Great, that's what I'm taking next year!!
Scott: I wouldn't exactly be opposed to dedicating it to Lou Gehrig. In fact, I may mention him! He and Joe Cronin, both great players to wear then number four!
Erin: Thanks!!
Hey, Elizabeth! Congrats on your #.4 blog ranking! Keep it up! I hope you check us out at Brownie Points, and join in on blogging during the games like you did during the Yankee game! You are always welcome to join the mayhem there!😉 Take care.
wow, number 4 on the list? I'd say the "future" is closer than you think. keep up the good work. http://eatsleepmlb.mlblogs.com/
#4 doesn't surprise me at all. You're a gifted and knowledgable writer. The stuff on the Buckner filter is priceless. How you make constant connections like this only reinforces the likelihood that you will be at that table for MLB! Thanks for the shout on Tazawa! I don't have the access you seem to have (seeing all these games!). I also admire your willingness to acknowledge Gehrig (as hard as it must be to do so with any Yankee). You'll need that objectivity at the table! Bring on opening day! Can't wait! Thanks for your insights, Elizabeth!


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yeah the anime is way behind the manga compared to other shows like OP and FT
The anime is 10000x better than the manga, IMO. I love filler. Gives the spotlight to characters like Sai, Yamato, Kiba, Neji, etc....
They're fixing this war by atleast showing the fights. They could be ALOT better, but beats the literal nothing the manga gave us. War's are long and the manga war felt so rushed. The anime is making it feel like an event.
I actually enjoy the fillers
Just because an episode wasn't written by Kishimoto it doesn't means it automatically sucks.
Some people should just shut up and give it a chance instead of going rant mode without even watching. Only one of the episodes have been broadcasted so far, it is a bit too early to feel tired.
Did you watch the Sora arc? Or the Three-Tails arc? They had amazingly good plots for fillers and the characters were really interesting, but for some people seeing a good thing in fillers is like dividing by zero. You see the word "filler" and run away without giving it a shot, exaggerate the flaws and ignore the good points.
Look, if you watch it and don't like, then it is okay. You can come back and say to everyone why you didn't like it. But to start complaining right after the first episode just because it is a filler is one of the many problems with this fandom.
I'm annoyed with it.
Quite a lot of the filler is terrible, Moms Alliance anyone?
But c'mon, Kakashi and Gai filler has been awesome! We get to see fights that the manga skipped, the manga isn't perfect either.
Animation quality sometimes sucks because not enough people watch it to get them enough money to make it good, instead everyone stops watching and complains about necessary filler.
If you'd all just watch it, it would get better.
But no, complain.
I'd like to see anyone who moans about it make better episodes every week, organise everything, get the money to do so and have people actually enjoy it.
Just dont watch it couple weeks or months and you see how excited gonna watch episodes then.
For those who are haters are piles of SHIT!!!!!
Yeah, I agree the fillers are quite boring, but the main storyline from the manga is epic. Fillers sometimes try to get in the way. Btw, i would love to see madara's voice actor in the anime and ofcourse the way he acts.
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Yeah, I agree the fillers are quite boring, but the main storyline from the manga is epic. Fillers sometimes try to get in the way. Btw, i would love to see madara's voice actor in the anime and ofcourse the way he acts.
I think that's the reason we have fillers. The studio needs to find an ideal voice actor for Madara that would fit his personality.
Yip the fillers are bad that's why I don't watch them.
Waiting till next year when the main storyline begins :y
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I'm overwhelmed with everything that needs to be done as well as with everything happening internally. I shouldn't but I miss my ex a lot.
I guess I was in a bit of shock at how quickly things ended and the grief has been hitting me hard these past few days. Yesterday I stayed in my room and cried off and on throughout the day. Today has been the same.
When I'm not grieving I'm frightened. There are a lot of 'what ifs' to be considered. It's a necessary question with a disease as unpredictable as ME is. What if I have even more improvement? What if I get worse? What if I end up in a moldy place? And then the more practical things like how am I going to physically get myself to various apartments to look at them. I can't yet drive on the freeway although I am encouraged by the improvements I'm having.
I'm also grieving lost dreams. Being around my niece and nephew makes me realize how much I wish I had kids or kid. I'm quiet much of the time I'm around them but I enjoy watching them and I love just being around them even if we don't talk. I'm mindful that I'm a guest and want to respect their space. I remember when we would have various people staying with us that at times I just wanted them to leave so I could have my space back.
I received an email from a recruiting agency today saying they had a position that would fit my qualifications. Then the recruiter left a message on my phone saying they really wanted to talk to me. Why now? The last time I turned in a resume was 2007 after my post-doc. I looked up the recruiting agency and they are for real. I don't know what to make of the timing. It feels almost like a cruel joke. I would love nothing more than to be able to work. It would solve so many problems if I could work right now.
I've been reading Pema Chodron's book "When Things Fall Apart". She encourages being present with feelings rather than running. The first chapter about fear was quite helpful yet also difficult to do-to turn and face one's fears rather than running from them. It might ultimately be helpful but right now I'm not liking it so much. Because I can't distract myself like I used to I have no choice but to face my feelings. Truly the only pain we can avoid is the pain of avoiding pain.
I was trying to organize some things and found a book my Aunt had sent me after my mom died. It's called "Praying Our Goodbyes". Just the title made me cry. When I opened up the book a card from one of my cousins fell out. She'd written it after my mom died. She said that she and my mom had a conversation at my Uncle's funeral and that my mom mostly talked about how proud she was of me for facing some things that occurred about 4 years prior to her death. It both felt good yet painful to read that. I realized how much I'm missing my mom right now. I think that's partly what the grief was about when my sister treated me to a haircut. It's something my mom would have done except she would have taken me shopping for a new outfit.
And the health stuff. I'm still having bleeding which means I'm no longer responding to the anti-inflammatory medication. The bleeding has decreased which is good but after the emergency room visit the treatment stopped the bleeding completely until I finished the treatment-then the bleeding started again so surgery is looking more likely. I decided to be brave and look up the procedure my doctor talked about so I know what to expect and how long the healing will take. It doesn't sound all that fun. I am concerned about going under general anesthesia at this time in my life. Things feel so painful right now that I'm not that sure I'll wake up again. I've lost so much and have had to get back up so much that I don't know that I have it in me to get back up this time. I don't like the bleeding though. If I continue to bleed throughout the weekend I'll get the name of a surgeon and have a consult to get things started. I don't have the time to wait around. I need to get on with my life such as it is.
So I'm trying to do what I can to heal my soul. It would be good to have my own place. I got an email from one of my best friends in high school and college saying they had a condo for rent. She and her husband live in Las Vegas which is where the condo is. I can't afford it but the thought was nice. She invited me out there for a visit to see if I liked Las Vegas.
The other thing weighing heavy on my heart is it looks like I won't be able to have Chelsea with me. It's heartbreaking. It's almost as if she senses something because she is sticking so close to my side even coming in to the bathroom and laying down on the rug. I have to find a way to have her with me. I can't imagine having her heartbroken one more time.
Intellectually I know this is what I need to do-feel everything. It's the only way through. I think the part that's scary is I've never been in this position before where I'm dependent on the government for income and that I have to depend on people for certain things.
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Oh my dear....such a painful time. It might be right that you need to 'feel everything'....but not all at once. In a situation like yours all you can do is take each day, each moment at a time and cope with what you can cope with at that moment. You dont have to be brave, be super, ...you just have to be as you are at that moment. That way you'll gradually heal and gradually be able to face the fears bit by bit, incremently as they surface at the right tiem for you.
I dont know if you believe in such stuff but maybe that card falling out of the book was a way of your Mum saying she's still around, still there, still proud ......it may be on another plain or only in your heart but she is there for you.
I'm too far away and too out of touch with how things work in U.S. as opposed to U.K. but I and other people are here to hear you and listen and hold what you say and how you feel xxx
- January 7, 2012 at 5:05 AM
- Ronnie said...
Being present with your feelings is a good goal, but as Cusp said, you can't take it all on all at once. I understand what you say about not being able to distract yourself from your feelings anymore - at night is when the lack of distraction really gets to me. I try to distract myself from how my condition is during the day as don't want to focus on it and depress myself. But it is so hard...
I wish you better health and comfort.
- January 7, 2012 at 5:21 AM
- Renee said...
Sending gentle hugs to you, Terri. I think you are doing amazingly well considering ALL that has gone on and IS going on right now. I too think your mom was letting you know that she is with you...Being who we are at the moment is wise advice...I second it. And don't forget that you are in our thoughts.
- January 7, 2012 at 1:21 PM
- Pris said...
Such a painful time. I'm too swimmy to comment much except to say that you're always in my thoughts. When I check my blog yours is the one I look for to see how are you. You've made a huge impact on your readers and I'm right at the top of the list.
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The Activision/ex-Infinity Ward lawsuit is heating up again. Activision has filed an amended cross-complaint in the legal case between Call of Duty publisher Activision and Call of Duty creators (and Infinity Ward co-founders) Jason West and Vince Zampella. In the complaint filed today in Los Angeles by Activision's representative, the company amended their initial counter-claim to add Electronic Arts, asserting that EA "conspired" with West and Zampella to "derail Activision's Call of Duty franchise, disrupt its Infinity Ward development studio, and inflict serious harm on the company." The suit alleges a systematic "pattern of deception" by EA to "hijack Activision's assets for personal greed and corporate gain."
Activision is seeking at least $400 million in damages from EA, West, Zampella and other parties, as well as a declaration that West and Zampella are prohibited from soliciting Activision employees, and an injunction against EA using any Activision confidential information.
According to Activision, the allegations in their pleading are "supported by documentary evidence supplied from West's and Zampella's own communications, from Electronic Arts's own records and from the files of the talent agents and attorneys who conspired in the scheme to harm Activision."
The above-mentioned communications include emails sent from Seamus Blackley, an agent at CAA, who wrote: "I'm stoked about your options," and, in an apparent reference to EA's John Riccitiello, "JR cooks a mean BBQ. I think we could accomplish some interesting chaos."
The suit categorizes talks between EA, West and their representatives as a "scheme," in which Electronic Arts "elicited and received confidential and proprietary Activision information from West and Zampella," and goes on to describe the founders of Infinity Ward as "small-minded executives almost obsessed by jealousy of other developers and the thought that another Activision game or studio might share their spotlight."
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"Motivated by envy and personal greed, West and Zampella went so far as to deliberately undermine the efforts of other developers within the Activision family and then lied about their conduct. On the same day that Treyarch released a video trailer promoting a follow-on product – a 'map' pack or 'downloadable content' – designed for players of Treyarch's game Call of Duty: World at War, West and Zampella released a marketing video for Modern Warfare 2 with the purpose of hurting Treyarch's and Activision's marketing efforts...The real truth, however, was revealed by a series of text messages between West and an Infinity Ward employee contemporaneous with the video trailers' release. The employee texted West that 'treyarch released their mp dlc video.' West responded: 'Super nice? We release our video? Crush and destroy with our video.' The employee answered: 'We already did. And . . . we already did.' West's following comment: 'Nice.' Thus, West's own words reveal his intentional strategy to 'crush and destroy' his fellow developers at Treyarch."
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Only because most clubs didn't initially realise the importance of junior development,instead choosing to go the import route,or not putting enough resources into junior development.
Mr. K can be peed off all he likes, and yes Leeds realised the importance of junior development years ago and appointed Dean Bell to kick it off then Wigan swiftly followed and Bell was poached by Wigan.
The ever so evil licensing system was part brought in to make clubs find and bring on quality young British players and turn them into professionals, as far as I recall we've had six or seven years of that. Look at the 220 GB players in Superleague 45 come from Leeds and wigan and 69 from overseas.
Other clubs can't find enough quality junior "material" at least so far. "Material" is a bad word but so is the word "develop". You can't develop a player into a quality pro without him having adequate basic talent unless I'm missing something.
And so it comes to pass such as Wakefield academy win the academy championship and it doesn't translate into anything, you'll only find a couple of quality Wakefield born players in SL.
The salary cap is supposed to even this out, problem one is several clubs can't afford the cap so those spending less like HKR, Cas, Salford etc lose their best young players to the big boys who already have the best. problem two is if any club finds a rich buyer like Mr. O'Connor, when he looks on the market for a player to buy there's hardly any to buy because of the talent shortage. Ken Davey's been at the front of the also rans queue for a decade or more now.
Problem three is when Ellis, Taylor, Fisher, Moon etc become available all things are even amongst the clubs with the money but who do they choose to go to?? Widnes? London? No chance. We know that once the money is pretty even the available top players want to go where the trophies are and will take less money to go there, and that perpetuates things.
You then get nonsenses like these campaigns for SL from clubs who don't even have the money the failing SL clubs have. Then you get HKR's Tony Larvin pledging to spend £15M on top players. Which top players from where? The assumption that you have money means you can buy a quality team isn't there due to the player shortage, as for those who don't have money, they are clearly dreaming.
So Mr.K can suit himself but he knows that to improve anything you have got to work out what's wrong with it.
Mo (idiot 1) recognised the lack of resources including players, so did the RFL (Idiots 2) so Mo looked to spreading the game outside the north (laughs all round), and the RFL have been busy in Barcelona, France, Gateshead, South and north Wales, London, and opening an academy in Cumbria. Then oxford, gloucester etc etc and even looked to Scotland and Ireland.
But of course a widely held opinion on here is they are idiots and it'll never work. Well it just might not be working up here either.
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Consider the poor foreskin: an object of desire for a few, a matter of indifference for many and anathema to the Jews. Like bacon and lobster, it serves as the very definition of treyf. Its rejection is the primordial sign of the Covenant.
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Canning is really just heat processing. It involves placing food in sealable jars, which you then heat for a while, and cool later. Heating up the jars kills the microorganisms that cause spoilage. When the jars cool, air pressure seals the containers tight. This keeps out other microorganisms.
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Smith graduated in 1975 with a degree in chemistry. Since then he has spent more than 28 years in the life-science instrumentation field, primarily focusing on protein measurement and purification. Recently, Smith worked abroad as director of European operations and then vice-president of European and North American sales for Ciphergen Biosystems.
Smith returned to Canada in 2006 to join Axela, a biotechnology company that makes sensors for measuring protein, viruses and bacteria for life-science research and clinical diagnostics. With a diverse background in sales, marketing and field operations, Smith aids in commercializing Axelas technologies through direct sales and collaborative partnerships with academic and pharmaceutical clients.
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The younger athletes competed Friday while the older group competed at Corpus Christi's Cabaniss Sports Complex on Saturday. Their results will appear in another story in the Bee-Picayune.
"All runners, jumpers and throwers did a great job for the first meet of the season. We are shaking off the rust and refining and retuning. Everyone is looking good and will get better with every practice," said summer track coach Linda Luna.
4x100-meter relay
In the Primary division, the Beeville A team of Carrah Davis, Annica Gonzales, Serenity Manzano and Kaydence Menchaca placed first with the B team coming in second in the event. The Beeville B squad is composed of Kyra Davis, Kai-li Casarez, O'Maley Carrillo and Mikenna Willow.
The boys A team placed first in the relay with squad members Manny Liserio, Ethan Estrada, Matthew Soliz and Marcus Gabriel. The B team of Jackson Hughes, Manuel Hernandez, Marco Menchaca finished third in the event.
In the Bantam girls division, the Beeville A team placed third. Team members included Lana Garcia, Ariana Ruiz, Yanelli Aguilar and Megan DelBosque. The B team foursome of Salma Manzano, Faith Sandoval, Victoria Garza and Destiny Manzano were sixth.
The Midget division girls' squad of Julia Nail, Jacqueline Hernandez, Jolie Carrillo and Amidy Moreno placed sixth. The A team of boys placed first with a time of 56.78. Squad members included Logan Kimbrough, Gabriel Carranco, Alex Aguilar and Carlos Escamilla.
100-meter dash
In the Primary girls division, as in most divisions several heats were run with ribbons going to the first six place finishers in each heat. Alizen Moreno placed fourth in her heat while Annica Gonzales was second as was Carrah Davis. Kai'li Casarez placed fifth. Kaydence Menchaca crossed the finish line first in her race. Maggie Moreman was fourth. Mikayla Cascalano was fifth and Mikenna Willow ran to a first place finish. O'Maley Carrillo placed third and Randi Aguirre was sixth in her heat. Serenity Manzano captured a second place ribbon.
The Primary boys in the 100-meter dash also fared well. Audarryon Moses was third in his heat. Brian Rivas placed sixth. Ethan Estrada won his race Manny Liserio placed fourth as did Mauel Hernandez. Marcus Gabriel captured a first place ribbon in his race. Matthew Soliz placed fourth while Peyton Tavarez captured third place.
In the girls' Sub-bantam division, Ariana Ruiz was third in the 100-meter event. Destiny Manzano placed fifth and Faith Sandoval finished sixth. Megan DelBosque captured a second place finish. Victoria Garza was fifth and Amanda Camacho was fourth.
The Bantam girls had Danyelle Adamez place third and Lana Garcia finished sixth.
In the Sub-midget girls, Beeville had Amidy Moreno come across the line in third. Jacqueline Hernandez was fourth in her heat and Jolie Carrillo was fifth.
Desmond Givens placed first in the Bantam boys event with Malakhi Moses capturing a third place spot.
For the Midget girls, Abigail Gonzales placed sixth and Julia Nail fifth in the 100-meter dash. Megan Gonzales placed third.
Carlos Escamilla and Logan Kimbrough placed first in the Midget boys' sprints. Connor Hughes was a fourth place finisher and Stephen Moreno was third.
200-meter dash
In the Primary girls' division, Alicia Garcia placed third. Alizen Moreno finished fourth while Carrah Davis ran to a first place finish in her heat. Kai-li Casarez placed fifth and Kaydence Menchaca was second. Maggy Moreno plced fifth and Randi Aguirre was sixth.
The Primary boys had Audarryon Moses capture a second place ribbon. Brian Rivas was third. Ethan Estrada placed first in his heat. Jackson Hughes placed fifth as did Manny Liserio. Marco Menchaca placed sixth while Marcus Gabriel won his heat. Matthew Soliz placed fourth in the 200-meter dash.
The Sub-bantam girls got a second place finish from Ariana Ruiz. Danny Manzano was fourth and Faith Sandoval was sixth in the 200-meter dash.Salma Manzano placed third in the Bantam girls' division. Desmond Givens was first in the Bantam boys' competition while Malaki Moses was fifth in the event.
In the Sub-Midget division, Amidy Moreno was second as was Jacqueline Hernandez. Jolie Carrillo placed third.
In the Midget girls class, Abigail Gonzales placed fourth with Julia Nail finishing fifth. Megan Gonzales placed sixth.
The Midget boys' races had Carlos Escamilla crossing the finish line first while Connor Hughes finished third. Logan Kimbrough also won his heat for the Beeville boys. Stephen Moreno placed fifth.
400-meter dash
In the Primary girls' races, Alicia Garcia placed third while Annica Gonzales captured a second place ribbon. O'Maley Carrillo finished fourth.
Ethan Estrada was first in the Primary boys' division with Brian Rivas placing sixth. Matthew Soliz captured a fourth place ribbon.
Danyelle Adamez was first in her heat in the Bantam girls' division while Yaneli Aguilar was third. In the Sub-Midget girls' group, Jolie Carrillo was fourth in the 400-meter event. For the boys' in that division, Alex Aguilar placed third.
Demi De Leon was fifth in the Midget girls' division and Gabriel Carranco finished third while Logan Kimbrough won his heat in the 400-meter.
800-meter run
Gabriel Carranco ran in the tough 800-meter run and placed third with a time of 2:57.
Field events
In the long jump in the Primary girls' competition, Kaydence Menchaca placed first with a leap of 11-0. Carrah Davis was third at 10-2. Megan DelBosque was third in the Sub-Bantam long jump with a 10-7 effort. Araina Ruiz jumped 9-10 for fifth place.
Danyelle Adamez placed fifth in the Bantam girls' long jump at 11-5 while Yaneli Aguilar was sixth at 11-4.5.
Desmond Givens placed third for the boys in the Bantam division with a 11-6.5 jump. Jacqueline Hernandez placed second in the Sub-Midget girls long jump at 11-11. Alex Aguilar jumped 12-6 for a second place spot on the boys' side.
Midget division competitor Carlos Escamilla captured first in the long jump with a good leap of 17-6.5. Gabriel Carranco was second at 14-6. Logan Kimbrough finished fourth at 12-9.
In the shot put event, Sub-Bantam competitor Lana Garcia placed second with a toss of 17-4. Faith Sandoval captured third place at 10-7. Midget division Demi De Leon captured second with a throw of 19-11.
The youngsters were in George West on Friday.