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Quick recsTue, Sep. 29th, 2015 11:17 pm
I also saw East Side Sushi over the weekend, a cute indie film about a Latina woman who gets a job in a sushi restaurant and decides to become a sushi chef. The plot is pretty much what you would expect—opposition from her more traditional father, racism and sexism from the Japanese owner, a competition where she Proves Herself—and it sometimes felt a little clunky, but it's extremely charming and features Mexican-Japanese fusion food. It's also filmed in Oakland by a local director, so I got a ton of enjoyment out of seeing familiar places on screen as well.
And I (FINALLY) played through Hatoful Boyfriend, aka the pigeon dating sim, thanks to bluerabbit. Although to be accurate, it's more a piece of post-apocalyptic science fiction masquerading as a pigeon dating sim, which was not what I was expecting. Also, you date pigeons (and other birds). If this interests you and you're generally not into video games, I'd give this a try. It's a visual novel, so there's not that much game play involved aside from making some decisions about who to talk to and etc., and it's worth it to go through all the storylines.
I also mean to rec N.K. Jemisin's The Fifth Season and Zen Cho's Sorceror to the Crown, but I am still holding out hope that I will write actual entries on them.
Orange Is the New Black, 1x01-3x13Mon, Aug. 31st, 2015 10:07 pm
(On a side note, I love how we've finally gotten a few shows with POC in leading roles and already there have been concern troll-y "But what about the white men?!" articles.)
Anyway, once the episodes stopped focusing on Piper, I started liking the show much more.
( Spoilers got time )
Also, the opening song is the best.
Lerner, Rose - multiple booksThu, Aug. 20th, 2015 12:38 am
Her specialties so far seem to be: nice people who genuinely like each other, heroes who are decidedly not jerks, class issues, local life and politics, sibling dynamics, the weight of parental expectations, and protagonists who have a very difficult time knowing and/or expressing what they want because they have sublimated their desires, frequently out of the desire to be nice and get along with society. And the last bit seems very evenly split between the men and the women, which I very much appreciated.
So far, there has been more diversity around the protagonists rather than embodied by the protagonists, but like Courtney Milan, my sense is that she is pushing at a lot of those boundaries. There are secondary characters who are POC and gay and lesbian—I am using these terms as a shortcut, since they don't quite match up with Regency categories/ways of thinking—and her latest hero is Jewish! And it looks like the protagonists of her next book are in the servant class, which is nice.
In for a Penny - Lord Nevinstoke's father dies, leaving his family deep in debt, and thus Nev proposes to Penelope Brown, who comes with a substantial dowry courtesy of her father's success in trade. Together, they attempt to restore his family estate and prevent a peasant uprising! The couple is probably the most traditional in terms of romance norms, and I find them absolutely adorable. It also helps that "socially inept heroine who is good at spreadsheets + hero who is not the best with numbers but great with people" is something that hits rather close to home. The book tends to fall a bit into the "wealthy titled people rescue impoverished workers" thing, and the villain and final conflict feels over-the-top compared to the rest of the story, but I liked it a lot.
A Lily Among Thorns - I bounced off this one the first time because I wanted an icier heroine, but on rereading it and knowing better what to expect, I liked it better. Lady Serena, former courtesan and current innkeeper, wants to help Solomon Hathaway find heirloom earrings, as he's the one who gave her the money to buy herself out years and years ago. And then there are French spies and threats from Serena's father and the plot is a bit over the top still. Solomon the tailor (or rather, master dyer) is very cute, but I didn't fully buy that Serena was able to terrorize the London underworld. Good, but I think it's the weakest of Lerner's work.
Sweet Disorder - Nick Dymond goes to the town of Lively St. Lemeston, where his brother is running for office, in order to convince widow Phoebe Sparks to marry a Whig so that her husband gets her inherited vote. I love that Phoebe is middle class and worries about having to wear the same dress to parties and can't afford mustard. Also, she is fat and the narrative is fine with it, and the hero needs a cane due to wartime injuries. I think this is my favorite of Lerner's books so far, and I particularly love one sex scene that manages to be hot while also advancing characterization AND tying up the hero. Bonus points for many loving descriptions of Regency era sweets.
True Pretenses - Ash and his little brother Rafe are con men, but Rafe wants to get out, so Ash comes up with one last con to get Rafe married to an heiress so she can get her money and Rafe can get money for a commission. Despite his secret hopes that Rafe and Lydia (aforementioned heiress) will fall in love, Ash somehow ends up engaged to her himself. They bond over the difficulty of raising younger siblings while also wanting to give them everything and how conning people and being a gentlewoman call on a similar set of skills. I especially like how being Jewish is integral to the characterization of both Ash and Rafe. On the other hand, I didn't like this as much as I had anticipated because both Ash and Lydia are rather overbearing older siblings and I ended up sympathizing with Rafe a lot. That and I wasn't entirely confident about the happily ever after, not because I didn't like the characters together, but because I still stressed about how Ash's past could still be dug up. Still, I think this is probably Lerner's best and chewiest book to date. Also, I love that Lydia is a Tory while the main characters in the previous book are Whigs and that she doesn't get converted and still doesn't like them.
Reading WednesdayWed, Aug. 12th, 2015 11:13 pm
I also realized NK Jemisin's latest book just came out and promptly got it, and then got distracted by some novellas and short stories set in the Inheritance universe I hadn't read. So... I haven't opened the new book yet, but I am looking forward to it! I have also finally started Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, thanks to hearing about the TV series. I'm not very far in yet, but I'm enjoying the voice. It also makes me happy that qian's Sorcerer to the Crown will probably be out by the time I finish the Clarke, which means my desire for fantasy in Regency-voice will continue to be fed.
On a totally different note, I thought people would enjoy the latest episode of the Criminal podcast, which is about a grisly murder in 1896 and how it got turned into a murder ballad. It ends with a modern take on the ballad, which is very mournful, as is proper, but alas, the ending totally cracks me up, probably inappropriately (and unintentionally) so.
Hardinge, Frances - Verdigris Deep and The Lie TreeThu, Aug. 6th, 2015 01:40 am
Verdigris Deep
Ryan, Chelle and Josh are desperate for bus money one night, and Josh ends up sneaking down a well to grab some of the wishing coins. But then each of them begin developing strange powers (I am still viscerally creeped out by Ryan's), and they find that they have to start granting the wishes tied to the coins they took. And since granting wishes never goes well, things slowly start to go very, very wrong.
I've seen many comparisons of Hardinge with Diana Wynne Jones, and this book in particular feels very much like DWJ--the oddball kids, the way some unlikable characters grow likable and others turn bad, the slowly growing sense of dread and uneasiness. This book was very creepy in that damp fingers down your spine kind of way, which was not what I had been expecting. There's a lot here about what you wish for on the surface and what you actually want, and how you can be trapped in wishes you've outgrown. I also liked that even though Ryan, Chelle and Josh band together because both Ryan and Chelle would have been picked on at school if not for Josh, Hardinge takes time to show what bits are being friends just because there's no one else and how you can kind of be friends with someone and only get to know them better later.
The Lie Tree
So, I thought Verdigris Deep was creepy. The Lie Tree is SO MUCH CREEPIER O_o.
Faith's father is a discredited paleontologist who has taken his family and a secret project to an island to avoid the public eye, but growing a tree that feeds on lies that you spread never turns out well. This is set in the late 19th century, and it manages to make the time period feel just as alien as a built-from-scratch fantasy world. Hardinge makes fossils and the radical idea of evolution feel terrifying and world- and faith-shaking in a way I haven't really encountered before, and there's a matter-of-factness to the Victorian focus on morbidity that makes the entire worldview feel foreign. I went and looked up tons of details on Victorian photography and mourning rituals after this.
I loved Faith, who is clever and angry and not particularly nice, how she despises her mother and desperately wants her father's acknowledgement even though he is a terrible human being. I love that Hardinge doesn't try to file off her edges (or anyone else's, for that matter), and although it's not particularly new to talk about just how circumscribed women's roles were, it's rare to get that visceral feeling of being slowly stifled. Also, bonus points for not magically making Faith believe in evolution and other things we now know are scientifically correct; one of my favorite exchanges consists of one person arguing that something is caused by animal magnetism only to be pooh-poohed for being unscientific, as obviously it is spiritual energy instead.
This is a very, very good book, and I've been deliberately holding off on binging on more of Hardinge so I don't get through all her back catalog too quickly.
- skygiants' reviews of Verdigris Deep and The Lie Tree
- coffeeandink on Verdigris Deep
- rushthatspeaks on Verdigris Deep
- starlady on The Lie Tree
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Agents of SHIELD - 1x01-2x22Tue, Jul. 7th, 2015 10:23 pm
On the plus side, the second season added some much more interesting new characters and threw a few wrenches in the "happy team yay" vibe from the first few episodes.
( Spoilers )
Arrow S3 and The Flash S1Mon, Jun. 8th, 2015 10:23 pm
Arrow (spoilers through end of S3)
( Spoilers have to become someone. Something. )
The Flash (spoilers through end of S1)
( Spoilers became the impossible. )
Madison Concourse roomTue, Apr. 7th, 2015 09:18 am
Lots of TVFri, Feb. 20th, 2015 11:30 pm
Anyway, life stuff is going on, mostly not too eventful. And I am watching a lot of TV! Here, have some impressions since the thought of doing coherent write-ups of each show keeps me from writing anything.
This started out as my laundry folding show, except then I got hooked. It is probably not the best show ever, especially in terms of writing, but I'm fond of many of the characters and the focus on family. Also, plot like whoa. My main gripes are the romance storylines, since they are mostly terrible, and how you of course learn all things mystical and martial-arts-y in Asia. Or from Asians. (Or sometimes from possibly non-Asian people in Asia? Let's not go there...) My main delights are Oliver's relationships with his family, particularly with his little sister, and assorted Team Arrow teamwork hijinks.
( Spoilers through Arrow 3x14 )
The Flash
So of course since I got hooked on Arrow, I started The Flash, largely because Grant Gustin is ADORABLE. I also love how deliberately non-gritty it is; Barry helps people because he likes helping people. I do wish they weren't making the same mistake Arrow made with Laurel, which is to keep Iris in the dark and thereby make most storylines having to do with her boring. This is especially too bad because the actress is a lot more likable than Katie Cassidy (sorry Katie Cassidy!). On the other hand, the Joe-Barry relationship is BEST.
( Spoilers through The Flash 1x14 )
The 100
I have really been enjoying this show, and having a female protagonist is such a nice change from Arrow and Flash, much as I like them. I especially love how one of the main themes is Clarke becoming a leader. My other favorite thing is the various shifting alliances and groups and all the politicking. There are some things about the worldbuilding that questionable (Grounder culture, for one), but overall I love how much worldbuilding there is, and how large the world feels. This has really been scratching my SF/F genre itch.
( Spoilers through The 100 2x11 )
Jane the Virgin
Yes, I am indeed watching all CW all the time.
This show! This is my new favorite and actually has me looking forward to something on Mondays. I love so many things about it, from Jane herself to the Villanueva family to the wtfbbq, telenovela-ness of some of the plot to Rogelio and his hashtags. This gives me all the warm fuzzies.
(Also, so many hearts to the show for having a bilingual household and not making it a big deal.)
( Spoilers through Jane the Virgin 1x14 )
Agent Carter
I am enjoying this a lot! The Peggy and Jarvis snark is fun, and the bits fleshing out the larger MCUverse are nice as well. Mostly I am ignoring period accuracy but enjoying the clothes. Alas, this is also the whitest show on this post.
Fresh Off the Boat
This is the show I wish I were enjoying more than I actually am. I don't know how much of it is the sitcom humor, how much is the show finding its legs, and how much is stuff just feeling a little off.
One of the main things for me is that Louis and Jessica feel like second gen Chinese Americans, not first gen immigrants. Constance Wu's accent sounds a bit off (I'm not sure if Randall Park is even trying one? Which is probably the better option.), and of course, they don't speak Chinese at home! It's particularly glaring compared to Jane the Virgin's use of Spanish in the show. And when there is Chinese, it sounds a lot like it was written first in English and then translated.
That said, the 90's-ness of it cracks me up (even their light fixtures look it!), and I like it when the show focuses more on individual character quirks rather than commentary on being Chinese. Show! I hope you do well, even if you do end up being not for me.
The 100, 2x08Thu, Dec. 18th, 2014 11:39 pm
I wanted to write up a general post before this, but I got stuck, so maybe some other time.
( Spoilers )
Big Hero 6Sun, Nov. 16th, 2014 04:07 pm
(That said, Disney, I will be so happy if you make your next geek-oriented movie with a female lead!)
Also, the marketing department did a really good job with the trailer; I think it only goes into the first half hour of the movie and doesn't let on to some pretty big things while keeping the overall tone of the movie.
What most impressed me about the trailer was how the first ten or fifteen minutes of the movie completely recontextualizes a lot of the scenes, so even if you've seen them a lot, there's more there when you see them again in the movie. As I mentioned, I was worried I would be annoyed at Hiro, and I kind of was... and then they introduced another character that helped a lot. Then when something happens and Hiro gets acquainted with Baymax the robot, it adds a new emotional layer to all the boy-plus-robot scenes from the trailer. Also, Baymax is hilarious and adorable, as the best companion robots seem to be. (Are there any girl-and-robot stories that mix coming of age with teaching your robot how to be more human or something? Boy-and-robot seems to be a distinct subgenre, with this, The Iron Giant, Terminator 2, and probably more I can't think of right now.)
( Cultural appropriation, gender, and other considerations )
I am talking a lot about the more political aspects of the movie and not focusing on just how fun the movie is, I think partly because so much of it is in the background and not that noticeable if you aren't looking for it. I thought this was a really great example of how to have diverse characters and places and make it feel organic and not the central issue of the story, and it's what I would love to see more of, especially in genre stuff.
A lot of the reviews I've read were tired of the whole superhero thing, but I did not realize it was a superhero movie going in (I had it more pegged as an Iron Giant thing), so when Hiro starts seeing everyone as a superhero team, it totally cracked me up. Because if you are a boy with a giant robot and a 3D printer, why not?
And finally, I LOVED how the entire movie was a celebration of engineering and science and making things; one of my favorite parts is Tadashi showing Hiro his "nerd school" and how clearly he loves it. I feel I should say so much more about this, because it was a huge part of why I loved the movie so much (that, and the Tadashi-Hiro relationship) and I've spent so many words on the background stuff. Except I don't really have anything outside of how much I love it and how much they made an effort to show that the whole maker culture thing isn't solely a white guy thing.
On a completely random note, I'm amused by the Disney-Pixar-Marvel mashup so that the movie has the now-famous animation short a la Pixar and the post-credits scene a la Marvel.
Gotham 1x01-1x03Tue, Oct. 7th, 2014 11:57 pm
( Spoilers )
Sleepy Hollow 2x01-2x03Mon, Oct. 6th, 2014 10:11 pm
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I met her online when I was first figuring stuff out about race and racism, and she and Dead Bro Walking opened up so much to me and introduced me to so many people. She took me to my first powwow and shared a fry bread taco with me and laughed when I insisted on getting another fry bread for dessert (she was right, that was a bit too much fry bread for my stomach...). She shared details about her regalia and her beading projects and braved the dread lack of transportation to have craft circle in South Bay and meet CB. I was really nervous around her at first because I wanted so badly to not look stupid, and I felt she kind of took me under her wing and watched out for me. I hadn't seen her for a while, even though CB would sometimes ask, because he only met her once but thought she was awesome, and now I wish I had reached out more.
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"After configuring the devices necessary for connecting to the Internet, tap 'Internet Settings' in the System Settings menu."
(courtesy of the 2DS manual)
... I find this eerily accurate.
Paull, Laline - The BeesWed, Jul. 2nd, 2014 09:35 pm
Flora 717 is a lowly sanitation bee, but instead of being mute like the other members of her caste, she can talk and apparently make Flow to feed the larvae in the nursery. The sisters of the Sage clan (the priestess caste) take note and let her work in the nursery for a bit, since the hive is going through rough times and there aren't enough workers. Soon, Flora is experiencing things far outside the lives of the other sanitation bees, and she eventually realizes she is even more different than she realized, for she can lay eggs when it is a crime to challenge the Queen's fertility.
I keep seeing this described as "Watership Down with bees," which mostly seems accurate? Although I find it curious that Watership Down tends to be classified as fantasy while this is slotted under "science fiction" in Amazon, possibly due to the rural setting of the former and the more urban-esque landscape of the hive for this book. I'm also not sure I find it as political as the reviews comparing it to The Handmaid's Tale, possibly because the point of view is so alien in some ways. It's something I'd rather tease apart at a Wiscon panel or in discussion, because while some reviews have been classifying it as dystopic, I don't quite agree. There is too much actual bee biology for it to feel completely dystopic to me, particularly since the book is framed by a prologue and epilogue from the point of view of the humans who own the orchard the beehive is in; it didn't feel so much like it was comparing the human condition to the bee world and more as though Paull were focused primarily on fleshing out the bee world properly. I have to noodle a bit more on this, because I haven't thought it out enough.
She does a great job detailing her particular bee society and making it feel like a complete world, from the way the bees communicate via scent and chemicals to their worship of the queen to the foppishness of the drones. From the bit of browsing I did, it seems like most of the information is fairly accurate, except a spoilery bit in the end and the fact that bee roles are not nearly so harshly delineated irl. (Also, one beekeeper wrote a review in which they felt very put out about the negative depiction of beekeepers as the theives of the bees' carefully made honey. I have to say, I laughed.) I particularly loved the way religion and government are mixed up in the hive, and the look at the various castes and clans.
I did have some nitpicks, because it wasn't always as alien as I wanted it to be; Paull refers to things like bees bleeding or having their intestines torn out, which made me wonder if it were just a figure of speech or...?? Ditto mentions of things like goblets of nectar or plates of pollen. I also thought the prologue and epilogue should have been cut, because I am not here for human context and thoughts! I want weird alien life forms that are actually from this planet!
Anyway, this was a really fast, immersive read, and I still feel like there might be creepy-crawlies on me randomly throughout the day. (For insect-phobic people: I am pretty grossed out by bugs in real life and in pictures, but I'm mostly fine reading about them in books, from fictionalized bees to real-life parasites, so YMMV? I wasn't creeped out while reading, but my skin does start to itch when thinking about it afterward.)
Hwang Jin-Yi, ep. 10-18Thu, Jun. 19th, 2014 12:37 am
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Now I need more people to watch so I can flail about the gender role reversals re: manpain and how JIN-YI IS BETTER THAN YOU.


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Vancouver's East End had an amazing history before it had hipsters! Come with me on a walk back in time and find out why this neighbourhood is so cool!
Departs: 696 East Hastings (at Heatley) Saturday, September 10 at 10am. Duration 2.5 to 3 hours depending on the size of the group.
Content: The humble East End was the first Vancouver home to thousands of people fresh off the boat or train arriving from all over the world. Street by street, block by block, the East End developed ethnic enclaves. This neighbourhood boasted the first Synagogue and first Jewish neighbourhood, Vancouver's first Little Italy, Japantown, and Vancouver's only Black identified neighbourhood, Hogan's Alley. Some blocks were dominated by Scandinavians, others by Yugoslavs, Russians and Ukrainians. Over the years the East End became Chinatown's residential district, home to renowned authors Wayson Choy (The Jade Peony/Paper Shadows) and Paul Yee (Salt Water City/Ghost Train).
Home to three historic red light districts, an unsettling mix of non-British, mostly working class immigrants, three of Vancouver's four Depression era hobo camps, innumerable bootleg joints, even gangs, Vancouver's East End was often viewed by outsiders as an unsavoury, even dangerous place where "those people" lived.
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The birth of joey and little dick:This is what I dug up;
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#1414 Mar 21, 2013
Yes I've seen vid's similar and brought it to the attention of ppl awhile ago. It is good to post them again for newbies that haven't seen them instead of going back through this thread.
#1415 Mar 21, 2013
But you do have to congratulate the parents on the birth of Joey and Little Dick; after all, they worked hard on it.
#1416 Mar 21, 2013
I like the comment that Duct Tape Fixes everything.
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#1417 Mar 21, 2013
Red Green show?(PBS)
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#1418 Mar 24, 2013
There: 10ml of Ivomec ivermectin taken. Will see what happens. Getting fed up. Trusted person at my company promised 50% of funds just collected (via me) and he then changed it to 20%. I'm skipping the planned treatment and going for end game because of his crap. Just so you know kids.
#1419 Mar 24, 2013
Talk to us about this trusted person.
How do you feel about him?
Have you talked to him about what you are legally owed for your services?
You can't take 10 ml of ivermectin; that's a lethal dosage. Are you trying to kill yourself?
#1420 Mar 24, 2013
For those of you who missed it,
here's the birth of Joey and Little Dick.
I like the comment where the guy said "Get the grill ready."
UK2, I hope this brightens your day. How are your daughters doing?
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#1421 Mar 24, 2013
I'm sure that's hallucinogenic. That's one thing about iver... the eye effects might be pretty startling for someone who has never dropped acid.
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#1422 Mar 24, 2013
That is such a crazy comment. iver doesn't cause hallucinations. 10 ml will kill you. dont be irresponsible and make crazy comments like that.
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#1424 Mar 24, 2013
It makes your eyesight go all weird. Tunnel vision and trails are the most notable side effect besides the runs.
I don't think that UK2 is worried about it killing him.
I do think he should fight on, but not for the sake of living... but for the sake of anyone else who has a similar problem.
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#1425 Mar 25, 2013
I took the ten, gargled it with bit of water and then swallowed. Took shower and felt funny as not before, but went away after an hour. Ate lunch with friends, all normal. At no point did mites go any more crazier than prior doses. 8pm played board games for two hours with group of friends. Felt activity all time and made many mistakes. Was very tired and could have drifted to sleep. All settled down by 11:30. Took long hot shower and had only minimal activity on right hand. A few exiting as the do evenings and a fuzzy buzzing centre palm. Some exiting on feet too. Slept sitting up until 6am.
Still think they are present in throat this morning. Debating to do it again or no med day.
Gross, but may mean something. Yesterday's shower rinsed a few off and you could feel them bite on way down. Probably four or so, but positioned spray nozzle at anus as always, but this time squeezed my body muscles as you do to go Nr 2. Immediately felt like a sticker bush all inside me for a few seconds as if they were all lining my gut up into my stomach. At no time did water go up in me. It could just be nerves, but somehow I don't think so.
#1426 Mar 25, 2013
Oh, forgot to add. Fell in deep sleep in lounger outside in sun for 2 hours at from noon until 2pm, prior to lunch.
This morning, still slight activity palm of hand and feel lump in throat, but no throat activity though.
#1427 Mar 25, 2013
The previous day at about 8ml, I saw arcs of faint light like cured rainbows cross crossing in sky. Other white faint patterns too, but after the ten last night no lights or vision problems. Just wabbly on feet and made memory mistakes like going to fridge for a plate and stuff like that.
My hands still are unsteady and my finger will involuntary touch key pad when typing sometimes.
Soaked feet in Amonnia (only a bit water added). It took about half hour before you could feel mites going crazy to exit. Exits really hurt and had to rinse off after a few minutes of this. I'm going to try again today. May be hand too.
#1428 Mar 25, 2013
What a crock of shit. You felt a lump in your throat? So, in two days you took 18 ml. of ivermectin. Isn't that a crock of shit. Like we all care that you slept for two hours in the afternoon. You guys are way overboard in your "story." I feel I should leave your posts alone, but then the newbies wouldn't know that you guys are playing here. Taking lethal doses of anything and coming on a forum and talking about it (or lying about taking it) is irresponsible to the people coming here for help. This whole entire thread is a deceptive blog.
#1429 Mar 25, 2013
Well, yeah, you are going to get very strong side effects from taking lethal doses of any med. You guys are irresponsible for lying about taking lethal doses of ivermectin. Not a good thing that you come om here and manipulate this forum with deceptive lies.
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VSS, I've been taking 6ml of injectable Ivomec ivermectin orally, with just a bit of water, daily for a month now. 10ml day before yesterday and 8ml the very next day. I don't recommend to anyone, but not logging this would be false. Still have not had liver and kidney check since my January Amsterdam hospital visit. The ivermectin cuts population down but they keep multiplying. These are undoubtedly not scabies simply because they can be felt traveling across the skin faster than what a scabies mite should do.
I soaked both feet and hands for 30 minutes in Amonnia again yesterday (it's morning now here). Seems like it helped, but they are still here. I've noticed many of the scabs open immediately (almost) to blood when soaked in Ammonia.
I too am at my wits end. Not trying to mislead, but just blog my personal feelings and experience. I am also one of the bery few posting picture links of my body. And the meds taken. Remember, my kids will read this probably one day. It's troubling, but that's the way it is daily.
There are lots of other threads to post "what a crock of ...", but this isn't one of them. Either does it promote a cute or sell any treatment. It's just me and my agony.
#1431 Mar 26, 2013
Lump in throat: this position, usually just above the Adams apple moves below or to the side or above walls depending if I have just woken up, drank something sweet or take something harsh (meds orally or a spirit). At few ocassions some enter mouth cavity. On two ocassions I have squirted ivermectin in my throat at a time they were in the upper position and got back immediately a small amount of blood and a couple larvae. I have blogged this previously and have micoscopic pics.
The vet told me they use this position by lungs as a safe haven from meds and to feed. He said at sometime they will build up and obstruct breathing. Not a good thought for me.
Of all the intense meds and doctors, nothing seems to rid these, only lower population. Nobody of my family or friends wants me to do anything rash, but I cannot see a way out. I also have not the courage to end it, although I do have the courage it seems to try these high doses and see. I think I'm just punching hard, but not getting any real knock down.
I'm debating if I take today. I've drained the bottle of the last 20ml (I have only short syringe to draw it out) and probably will since it seems they populated in the hot sun more yesterday. All daunting. Love all
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I have them in my throat. It's from them going in my ears... I gargle several times a day with listerine... it's a gritty feeling, and I got rid of them there a month ago, but they came back so annoying that the oral meds aren't affecting... seems odd since it's in your blood, and that's what they're eating. Although if it's collembolla or something that eats yeast/fungus, then it wouldn't affect them.
It's not our place to judge someone else's experience. If UK2 is lying, then that's his karma. I think most people would only follow his example if they were desperate in the same way.
#1433 Mar 26, 2013
Have you tried any other of the reformers like ivermectin? Also, what are you doing to rid the flying one's I the environment?
I have read your posts. You are stuck in a ivermectin rut.
That is to say, it sounds like the only treatment you are using. Have you used the borax your family sent you?
Are you soaking your cloths in ammonia over night? Did you ever buy the olive leaf extract recommended repeatedly?
What worked for me was mixing pool chlorine in hair conditioner. Mix it until it dissolves. Not a lot is needed. A Hand full of conditioner and a 4th of a tea sperm of pool chlorine or less.
Wishing you well.
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Have any of you guys received your tickets as of yet? Per Monza, we should have been able to download them via there website in June, but it's Mid July and I have yet to have received an e-mail confirming that my tickets are able for download and/or to be printed.
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Thanks Stefan. I've decided to jump and get two tickets in Grandstand 26. My question is though, how can I select the actual seats I want? Per the Monza site, I'm only allowed to select the grandstand that I want, but not the actual row and seat. Does anybody know of a way to circumvent this?
I'll be staying in Milan Friday – Tuesday before heading up to the Cernobbio for 5 days on the Lake. Can't wait! (Bart Scott Voice)5th February 2015, 6:39 at 6:39 am #291773
What's up everybody! So it looks like I'll be hitting up Monza this year as I booked a deal on a flight that was too good to pass up (Just can't seem to make it to Singapore).
Anyways, I'm more of a street course guy (Been to Monaco the past 2 years and hence the infinity for Singapore) though I did do Austin in November.
I bring this up since Monza is a speed track and the total anthesis of a slow circuit like Monaco. Even at the USGP, we stayed at Turn 1 (General Admission) so the cars weren't moving at a great rate of speed.
I think I now want to now get the opportunity to enjoy the raw speed of these cars hence nowhere better than Monza.
Can anybody advise as to which grandstand is preferable as I would like to see at least some aspect of the pits as well as not be obstructed by the catch fence. How high up would I need to be? All input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Ra-Sewn29th November 2013, 2:28 at 2:28 am #243599
I've been flip flopping between going back to Monaco next year (Did attend this years GP) or the Singapore GP.
Money alone, going to back to Monaco will cost me at least an additional $1,500.00 USD but I will be able to slide up to Paris for the French Open which I've always wanted to do.
Anyways, I stayed in Nice (In Magnan) in an apt. that cost me not even $400 for 4 days. I took the advice of some Grand Prix vets who advised I buy my train tickets from Nice to Monaco in advance so that I would not have to queue on race day. Great piece of advice!!! Even though I still ended up waiting in a massive line for about an hour, the line for people without tickets was even longer.
My advice to the thread starter would be to pop off for Race Day tickets and skim on accommodations if you could. If your just a casual F1 fan, then going to the practice session might make more sense.
Also, stay in Nice if money is an issue and attempt to buy your sncf ticket in advance "if" your going to Monaco on race day. The train station in Nice isn't as packed on Saturday as it is on Sunday.26th October 2013, 18:04 at 6:04 pm #182197
@mankster Thanks for the insight.
Final question, what is the Aedes Mosquito situation like in and around Marina Bay and metro Singapore for that matter during Grand Prix Weekend? Me and my girlfriend would be attending the race together and the both of us are terrified of contracting Dengue Fever which apparently remains a problem in the region. We live in The Northeast US and only really travel to Europe when we leave the country so pardon my ignorance when it comes to this.
We went to Monaco earlier this year and she's been pretty much begging me to choose Monte Carlo over Singapore due to the presents of these mosquitoes. Though, I don't want to put either of us in harms way and I know there are no guarantees, I just want to make the best decision possible based on all of the information that I've been collecting. Thanks in advance15th October 2013, 14:30 at 2:30 pm #182195
@thecollaroyboys Thanks for the heads up. I primarily just want to get the start/finish line, pits, etc for photo ops. I'm just hoping I can get an upper corner in the right side of A3 of the Esplanade so that I can see down the straight.
Been looking for Video to see exactly what that vantage point would look like, but so far no luck.15th October 2013, 3:39 at 3:39 am #182193
Does anybody have any experience with the Esplanade Waterfront Grandstand??? If so, how was the viewing experience? I'm thinking about jumping on the early bird special for 2014, particularly in a high row of section A3. I'm attempting to obtain a good vantage point of turns 16, 17 and possibility 18 if I can get seats in the that upper corner of the grandstand that looks down the barrel of the straight.
Between the aforementioned objective, being on the Marina and its ambiance (photography opportunities), and having a screen in the vicinity (I know I'm going to have to break my neck towards the left), it seems as if it's a better option than the Bay Grandstand with a little more to offer outside of not having Zone 3 access.
Finally, once the race is finished, will I be able to walk the entire track being that I only have access to a Zone 4 ticket? Or are only Zone 1 and Premier Walkabout ticket holders allowed this privilege? I understand not being able to infiltrate zones during or before the practice session, qualifying and the race, but after these conclude would seem a bit unfair.
Thanks in advance for any insight.30th January 2013, 15:45 at 3:45 pm #219248
Hello everybody
How long did it take for you guys to receive your ticket through the mail? I ordered my tickets on the 15th of January and still haven't received them as of yet. I'm just a little anxious about the whole process since on the terms of agreement section of the acm.mc website while purchasing the tickets, they made some sort of reference to the fact that they are not responsible if tickets are lost in the mail. Though I did pay the extra 16 euro for Insurance on the two tickets.
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sorry for the late comment but you may want to try Condition 3-in-1 mousse on the bottom shelf at CVS and sometimes Walgreens or you can order it online as well. If you google it,you will find a loyal following of people with years of use. I love mousse and have tried almost all of them, HTH!
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The main idea is not using shampoos with sulfates, avoiding silicones, and treating your hair gently. This means handling it gently, not brushing while dry, only detangling while your hair is soaked in a good detangling conditioner (such as KCKT), not using high heat to style (no straightening irons or curling irons, no diffusing on high heat) and no re-texturizing (such as perms or relaxers which are very damaging to hair).
I am currently testing out Herbal Essence Totally Twisted mousse with decent results. I should qualify that however by noting that I do also use Kinky Curly Curling Custard underneath which also has a bit of hold. I use a LOT of the mousse, like four apple sized balls, lighly raking in and then I scrunch and pump it into my very wet almost armpit-length hair. This combo does give me crunchies, but it scrunches out. I have gotten 2nd day ponytail hair with this so for now, I'm sticking with it. I hate washing and styling every day!
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Pros: 1. Great quality and craftsmanship; looks great.
2. Comes with 3 120mm fans and fan filters!
3. USB 3.0 on front panel.
4. Audio out and Microphone in jacks on front panel.
5. Fits my home theater stand which only had an available height of 6 inches!
Cons: 1. As others have stated the fan filters require you to completely remove the fans to clean them. I'm not sure how much I will enjoy this considering I will probably have to remove other parts just to remove the fans.
2. Exterior of the case is excellent; however, the interior is lacking. They did not coat the interior with any paint or protective coating to prevent corrosion.
3. You need to be cautious when purchasing parts due to length and height restrictions. Not sure how much of a con this is because if you are building an HTPC you are already aware of the fact that you have limited space. However, you will need to meause such things as the PSU, CPU and heatsink + fan height, GPU length and height, RAM height (tall RAM heatsinks). Just be aware of these factors before you purchase this case or your parts.
Other Thoughts: The Pros far outweigh the Cons, but I just want to make sure consumers understand what they need to be aware of before purchasing this product.
Here are some tips for this case:
1. Make sure you use the stock CPU heatsink + fan unless you have the money to spend on an after market low profile unit.
2. Don't buy RAM with tall heatsinks. See my build below for what I used.
3. With proper planning and measuring you should have no problem fitting your components into this case.
4. My home thearter stand only had an available height of 6 inches. This case is below the 6 inch mark, but just barely. I removed the soft pads found under the "feet" of the case to gain another 2mm of height. The case now fits my stand with no problems.
5. This case WILL FIT GPU PCB cards with an overall length of 11 inches.
6. This case WILL FIT GPU PCB cards with an overall height of 4.4 inches.
** This case will also fit cards that have the 6 or 8 pin PCI-E Power Adapters on the top. It is a VERY tight fit. However, here is the work-around: If your 6 or 8 pin PCI-E Power Adapter cables are stiff; use a hair dryer to heat up the cables. Doing this permitted me to mold the cables almost flush with the 6 or 8 pin PCI-E Power Adapter inputs. This gave me just enough room to put the case back together with no issues.
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Silverstone Grandia Series GD05B-USB3.0
Asus Maximus V Gene
Intel Core i5-3570K 3.4GHz(3.8GHz Turbo)
EVGA Superclocked GeForce GTX 780
EVGA SuperNOVA NEX750B Bronze
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Pros: I have owned this card for 4+ years. This card is like the energizer bunny. It just keeps going and going and going and going...
The card was easy to install. My mobo recognized it right away.
I never needed to return the card or access the EVGA warranty. Although I did purchase this from EVGA because they had the best and longest warranty.
The card has run everything that I have thrown at it over the years from the Quake and Doom series to the most current FPS like Battlefield 3.
Currently running Guild Wars 2, SWTOR, RIFT, and Battlefield 3 on a regular basis. Of course not on the highest settings. I run most of these games on mid to high level settings.
I rarely have problems with frames per second. I have never needed to overclock this card; however, I may do a little overclocking to the card since it's on its way out.
I do run Adobe CS4 on my computer with 4GB of RAM on Windows 32bit. The only slow down I experience is when I am opening a large photo or image in Photoshop. The load times seem a little bit long, but I chalk this up to the fact that I'm running on a 32bit platform with only 4GB of RAM and a 2.66 standard quad core processor with no overclocking.
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1. Fan is loud under load (sounds like a jet engine whirl)
2. Takes up 2 slots
3. Long PCB (not recommended for Micro or Mini ATX cases)
Other Thoughts: The cons are VERY easily forgotten considering how well this card has performed over the years.
With the upcoming release of Battlefield 4 and Final Fantasy XIV A Realm Reborn on the horizon I am planning on phasing this card out and replacing it with an EVGA 02G-P4-2663-KR GeForce GTX 660 FTW Signature 2 2GB. I hope this replacement card can live up to its predecessor and give me many years of reliable usage.
Thank you EVGA for producing a great product and providing great warranty options.
Thank you Newegg.com for the fast shipment and great pricing.
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Process-dominance: Developmental Drawing in Adolescent Creativity
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Defining a Design Dimension of the Curriculum
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A Manifesto for Art in Schools
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Status Quo? No! Women Moving from Marginalization to Mainstream in the Arts
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Power Drawing
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Conversations Around Young Children's Drawing: The Impact of the Beliefs of Significant Others at Home and School
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Expressing the Not-Said: Art and Design and the Formation of Sexual Identities
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School Art Education: Mourning the Past and Opening up a Future
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SAN JOSE - If the Kings are averse to looking at calendars, they now have confirmation: This is not 2012.
A year ago, the Kings made a mockery of playoff competition, as they won the first three games of each series on the way to a championship. Life is different now, as the Kings showed in a 2-1 loss to San Jose in Game 4 of their second-round series Tuesday in front of 17,562 at HP Pavilion.
The Sharks have won consecutive games to even this series, 2-2, going into Thursday's Game 5. The Kings, in this postseason, have already lost as many games (four) as they did in four rounds last year.
"You're not supposed to do that,'' Kings center Mike Richards said of the Kings' 16-4 run last year.
True, but you're also not supposed to get dominated the way the Kings did in the first 30 minutes of Game 4. The Sharks took a 2-0 lead on goals by Brent Burns (6:09 into the first period) and Logan Couture (3:55 into the second period, on the power play) and could easily have scored more.
The Sharks outshot the Kings, 15-3, in the first period, and at one point early in the second period, the Kings had gone almost 14 consecutive minutes without a shot on goal.
"We didn't learn our lesson from Game 3, with the start they had,'' Kings defenseman Rob Scuderi said. "That's on us, as players, for not learning from our own mistakes.''
Richards' power-play goal with 10:14 to play cut the deficit to 2-1, and the Kings played a marvelous third period – they outshot the Sharks, 14-2 – but once again couldn't get a second goal on the road.
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After riding through the great recession at prices upward of $190/share, FSLR shares fell steadily through 2011 and at one point last year were as cheap as $12.80. Since then there has been a steady rise, peaking at over $55. They are now at about $51.
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First Solar suffered along with every other vendor from a vicious price war begun among Chinese polysilicon cell makers. That is abating, but the company is now left with stronger competitors using the technology. The good news is that First Solar doesn't use polysilicon. It uses what is called cadmium-telluride, or CdTe, whose raw material comes from mine tailings. The company has gotten the efficiency of its technology up to 16%, and its costs down near 60 cents a watt - not as low as some, but better than most.
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First Solar has plants in both the U.S. and overseas, and has become willing to take lay-offs in its U.S. facilities when demand inches downward. The company devotes just 4% of revenue to research, and has yet to make a major acquisition, but it does have enough cash - over $1 billion - with which to buy new technology when it becomes available.
What you're buying, then, is a sustainable business model and proven management at an earnings multiple close to that of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL). With growth prospects returning, with duties in place against the toughest competitors, and with costs declining toward grid parity, First Solar is on a sustainable path. Sustainable in the most profitable sense of that term.
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