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Wed Dec 8, 2010 12:42 pm Saints signed LB Kawika Mitchell.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mitchell began the year on the Bills' injury list but was eventually released after negotiating an injury settlement. The veteran will give the Saints some nice depth but won't be counted on to make much of an impact.
Fri Oct 1, 2010 11:57 am Bills released LB Kawika Mitchell with an injury settlement.
Fantasy Source Spin: The move comes at Mitchell's request, ostensibly because he wants to explore opportunities to play elsewhere. A poor fit in George Edwards 3-4 defense, Mitchell had lost his starting job to Andra Davis entering the season. Though the declining veteran could help a 4-3 team later in the season, he's a poor bet to remain healthy.
Fri Oct 1, 2010 10:05 am Veteran ILB Kawika Mitchell, on injured reserve with a Lisfranc sprain, has asked the Bills for his release.
Fantasy Source Spin: The team is expected to release him with an injury settlement perhaps as soon as Friday. Mitchell's request suggests that he's getting close to a full recovery and that he wants an opportunity to play elsewhere. Mitchell, turning 31 next week, was slated for a backup role this year.
Source: ESPN.com
Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:04 am Bills placed ILB Kawika Mitchell (foot) on injured reserve, ending his season.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mitchell was sent for tests on Thursday after injuring his foot in Wednesday's practice. The results obviously showed a multi-week injury. Mitchell, now 30, hasn't been able to stay healthy since signing a five-year, $17.5 million contract in 2008. He's a poor bet to return at nearly $3 million in 2011.
Thu Sep 9, 2010 2:06 pm Bills ILB Kawika Mitchell is not expected to play this week after sustaining a foot injury in Wednesday's practice.
Fantasy Source Spin: While missing Thursday's practice, Mitchell was sent for further testing on the foot. The 30-year-old was only expected to be a situational player behind veteran Andra Davis this year. OLB Reggie Torbor is also in danger of missing Sunday's game after being held out Thursday with a chest injury.
Source: buffalobills.com
Sun Jun 6, 2010 6:44 pm Bills LB Kawika Mitchell (knee/quad surgery) participated in four of five minicamp practices last week.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's important that Mitchell is back on the field already because he's going to have to adjust to playing inside linebacker in the Bills' new 3-4 scheme. He'll have to prove his health while battling for snaps with Andra Davis.
Source: ESPN.com
Wed Mar 3, 2010 10:36 am Bills LB Kawika Mitchell (quad/knee) expects to be ready to resume football-related activities sometime in May.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mitchell isn't even sure he'll be part of new coach Chan Gailey's plans, but we expect him to be one of the inside linebackers in the Bills' new 3-4 scheme. He's set to earn a reasonable $2.7 million in 2010.
Source: Buffalo News
Mon Jan 4, 2010 11:43 am Bills LB Kawika Mitchell revealed that his October knee surgery was not of the ACL variety.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's still not known exactly what type of surgery Mitchell did undergo. He expects to be completely recovered in a couple of months, indicating that making the March conditioning program will not be an issue.
Source: buffalobills.com
Mon Jan 4, 2010 11:43 am Bills LB Kawika Mitchell revealed that his October knee surgery was not of the ACL variety.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's still not known exactly what type of surgery Mitchell did undergo. He expects to be completely recovered in a couple of months, indicating that making the March conditioning program will not be an issue.
Source: buffalobills.com
Fri Feb 29, 2008 12:23 pm Bills signed LB Kawika Mitchell to a five-year, $17.5 million contract. The deal included a $3.5 million signing bonus.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mitchell should slide right in as the strong-side linebacker, pushing Angelo Crowell over to the weak side and Keith Ellison to the bench, but it's uncertain. The speedy Mitchell should be a good fit in Buffalo as an athletic, sideline to sideline addition. The Bills' linebacker trio has a lot of potential.
Source: Buffalo News
Thu Feb 28, 2008 10:03 am The Giants have a multi-year offer on the table for free agent LB Kawika Mitchell, according to the Newark Star-Ledger.
Fantasy Source Spin: The proposal is said to be "just okay," nothing spectacular. Mitchell has experience inside and outside and will be wealthy if he hits the market.
Source: Newark Star-Ledger
Sat Feb 23, 2008 8:47 am The Giants are more likely to secure LB Kawika Mitchell than S Gibril Wilson before the start of free agency.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mitchell, expected to get a three year offer, made a strong impression in his first year with the Giants and is considered a winning player. Wilson seems likely to hit the open market where he might be the best safety available.
Source: New York Post
Sun Jan 6, 2008 10:21 am The New York Daily News expects Giants WLB Kawika Mitchell (knee) and CB Kevin Dockery (hip) to play on limited snap counts Sunday at Tampa Bay.
Fantasy Source Spin: CB Sam Madison (abdomen) and C Shaun O'Hara (knee) will be worked out before the game, but seem likely to be inactive. It appears CB Corey Webster will play a substantial role, which is good news for the Bucs' passing game.
Source: New York Daily News
Fri Jan 4, 2008 1:00 pm Giants WLB Kawika Mitchell (knee) returned to a limited practice Friday.
Fantasy Source Spin: CB Sam Madison (abdomen) and C Shaun O'Hara (knee) were out of practice and will likely be game-time decisions on Saturday. Nickel CB Kevin Dockery (hip) practiced. The final injury report will be up later this afternoon.
Source: Newark Star-Ledger
Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:37 pm Giants WLB Kawika Mitchell suffered a sprained MCL Saturday night.
Fantasy Source Spin: Center Shaun O'Hara has the same injury. Both are uncertain to play against Tampa Bay next week, but O'Hara would seem to have the better chance. Gerris Wilkinson did play well in place of Mitchell late against New England.
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More ASIS 2008 show notes
This is definitely not the complete review of technologies I saw at the 2008 ASIS show, but the following companies were making news, so let's break it here: Matrix Systems Matrix Systems, which has been around since 1979...
The company is coming along very strongly in the HSPD-12 market with its PIV station unit and is actively watching the TWIC market to see how the firm's biometric solutions can play in that area.
The last time I had the chance to sit down with the Bioscrypt team, they were actively promoting their logical access solutions, but this time it's clear that Bioscrypt recognizes that their strengths are in physical security solutions. Nonetheless, Morgan said that the firm is not leaving that space, but as part of L-1, they've been able to do really strong partnerships with L-1 subsidiaries like Identix that are even stronger in logical access solutions.
Samsung | GVIÂ Security
There are two Samsung branded companies doing business in the U.S. now that Samsung Techwin has entered the market and GVI's Steve Walin says that can admittedly be somewhat confusing. He explains that the push is indicative of the fact that Samsung, as a global business, wants to do a billion dollars in security sales worldwide in the next three years. And even though his branding became a little more confusing with addition of Samsung Techwin, Walin notes that it can't hurt that there are now two firms representing the Samsung security line-up here in the U.S. That's twice as much promotion for the Samsung name, he notes.
GVI is of course a Samsung partner; The company (Samsung Electronic) invested in Samsung | GVI Security over a year ago, and with Walin at the helm, the company has seen six straight quarters of profitable growth. Walin notes that the growth isn't solely in the U.S.; he notes that South America has been a very strong growth area for the company (they're supplying video surveillance for municipal surveillance systems in Bogota, Columbia).
 Sony
Here's the Sony update, and as you might expect for the top image sensor provider for all surveillance cameras, the company is always pushing forward with new technologies. Their cameras are showing the new ExWavePro image sensor, which is a very responsive, versatile sensor from what I saw in their video. Mike McCann also was noting that they've managed to reduce latency even more in the IP PTZs (networked PTZ cameras have been notoriously slow in responding over networks), and having taken the joystick controls on one of these cameras, I must say that the latency is getting very close to being imperceptible.
You can't talk IP video surveillance without talking bandwidth, and as those of you who understand bandwidth know, bandwidth usage can jump around greatly when you start dealing with IP camera controls and a lot of motion in the scene. Sony has some solutions for mitigating bit-rate (for MPEG-4) and stabilizing file sizes (JPEG) so that you don't see your bandwidth jump all around the chart. Here's a tip, says McCann: Use the free NetPerSec software from PC Magazine to study your network connection; it's a handy tool when it comes to watching bandwidth.Â
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Books, well just two really. My Thai Eye, written as a humorous reflection on Thai life - the way Thais go about everyday things - has some reasonable reviews on Amazon.
Stimulated by the demand for more there's a sequel in the works, My Other Thai Eye which, I hope, answers some of the wishes reviewers requested.
And I have something completely different: Harrowing, my first novel. A crime story, set mainly in 60s Britain and involves the world's oldest police force.
I was going to do a bio-page but decided against it - what is there to know? Quite a bit really, but other than I'm a retired Brit, I'm not going to tell you any more until I'm really famous - so you might be waiting some time.
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My dearest Nason and Emmy,
We all knew it was a bold undertaking when I first proposed it to the family that fateful night at dinner. A six pack would secure my position as ring boy at your glorious wedding. I regret to inform you that at my current standing it seems as though I will be unable to acquire a six pack by May 28th. I'm actually not even close. I tell you this not because I have given up, but only because I feel it is my duty to inform you so that you have ample time to find a well qualified ring boy to replace me. We both know that ring boy is a sacred position and shouldn't be rashly chosen.
I'm sorry for any pain this may cause the both of you. Obviously my stand in will be no where near my caliber, but then again you don't want a chubby 19 year old with a fanny pack on walking down the aisle. I want you to know that I will continue to work hard in hopes of defying science, physics, and perhaps even God by acquiring a six pack by the day of your wedding. If not, I hope I'm still invited. I love you both very much.
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Leo Fender's 102nd birthday would have been this past Wednesday, August 10, but as O.C. Weekly tells readers in its blog, "you can celebrate his birthday all month!"
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Since we had so much fun with our first Concert Window Live Internet Concert last May, we'll be following up with another one, this time on Wednesday, October 15th at 7:00 PM MDT. Again, it will be a 30-45 minute show broadcast live right from home, and you can watch it from work, home, or local pub. Dress code optional. We'll be doing old favorites and some new tunes too. All you'll need is your computer, laptop, smart phone or notebook; you can watch for any amount of money you want - as long as it's at least $1 - and you can tip us too. Write us in real time during the show and tell us how we're doing, how we look and sound, and even request a song. You'll need to sign up for a Concert Window account (it's so easy), and once you've heard one concert you'll want to hear more. Check out their website and see for yourself. This concert won't be recorded - just offered in real time - so buy your tickets now and you'll be reminded the day of the show that it's happening.
As always, at home or on the road, we'll be playing our own brand of mixed up folk-americana-roots-blues-gospel-rock. We think you'll like it.
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My "home" fandom is Primeval, but these days I'm most heavily into Vikings, Game of Thrones and Arrow. Check my fandoms masterlist to see the other stuff I usually post about. If it has a kickass chick, a charming rogue, and/or an adorkable nerd in it, I probably like it.
I'm an incurable OT3 shipper, particularly of the alpha male/beta male/alpha female flavor, but I ship some pairs, too (het, slash and femslash.) See my ship list for details.
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PloneFormGen gets a little shinier
Over the past couple days Steve McMahon has been with us at the ONE/Northwest Seattle office, and we've been working on a number of improvements to PloneFormGen. With the involvement of several other Seattle-based Plone developers who often join us for open source work on Friday afternoons anyway, we had a small army working on PFG.
Faced with a long list of good ideas, we decided to focus on the relatively easy changes. We'll try to get these through beta to a final release fairly quickly so that we can move on to more interesting challenges like a revamped form editing UI, multi-page forms, and no longer storing fields as Archetypes objects.
Sprint accomplishments:
- Andrew Burkhalter finished converting the installation over to GenericSetup (work begun by Jesse Snyder at the sprint in DC)
- I merged a branch I've been working on which adds support for rendering PFG forms from another template, viewlet, or portlet.
- Steve McMahon cleaned out some compatibility code for Plone 2.1 (which will no longer be supported except in the 1.2.x maintenance series)
- I created a proof-of-concept of a recaptcha integration which we plan to ship with PFG. This needs more work though.
- Steve added an option to the mailer to select which fields will be included in the e-mail, as well as an option to exclude empty fields.
- Steve removed the restriction on which fields can be used as the mailer recipient.
- Jon Baldivieso added a link spam validator to ensure that a field doesn't contain links.
- Steve switched the default view of form fields to the edit view, to save a few clicks when building forms.
- Steve added CSS ids to the rich label field.
- I fixed up the test infrastructure to work with roadrunner, and added some basic integration tests.
- Andrew made progress on his branch which will add a form import/export feature.
- Paul Bugni added an e-mail validator that support multiple e-mail addresses.
- Alex Tokar and Fulvio Casali almost finished implementing an option to make a field "server side" only, which is like a hidden field that doesn't actually render for the client (to avoid the chance of hacking hidden fields).
- Steve added a BCC field override setting.
- Jesse Snyder fixed a bug where copied-and-pasted action adapters were not automatically activated.
- Michael Dunlap removed the isUrl validator from the form action override, so that it's possible to use relative URLs.
- Elliot Cohen joined the fun even though he's new to Plone, and reviewed PFG documentation.
- I added a 'force SSL' option for form folders which will redirect to an https:// version of the form.
Thanks to everyone who participated, including those who responded to my previous request for voting on features!
call for PloneFormGen feature requests
As part of planning for this sprint and the future of PloneFormGen development, we'd like to get a sense of which outstanding feature requests are most desired by the community. So if you use PloneFormGen, please take a minute to go to http://ploneformgen.uservoice.com and vote for the improvements that would most ease your life when working with PloneFormGen. (The list is as of this writing heavily influenced by my own sense of what's important -- please feel free to add new items as well.)
Of course, our primary interest during the mini-sprint will be in scratching our own itches, but this may help us choose which of a number of minor itches to scratch if we have time, and I imagine the rating of priorities will come in handy in the future. (This is also a bit of a case study to see how well +/- voting works for prioritizing feature requests, to see if it's something we should also consider doing for Plone itself.)
Forcing TAL to render mismatched tags
</noscript> tag in order to designate the end of a block that may be used in experiments. Unfortunately, if you try to insert this in a Zope page template you'll see something like this:
Compilation failed
zope.tal.htmltalparser.NestingError: No tags are open to match </noscript>, at line 2, column 1
You can work around this using the following idiom:
<tal:block tal:content="structure string:</noscript>"/>
This bypasses TAL compilation by parsing the
</noscript> as a string, then inserts it into the template as HTML structure. The angle brackets are written as HTML entities so that the template has a chance of passing XML validation.
Credit to Darryl Dixon via #plone on IRC, and my colleague Jon Baldivieso for the HTML entities suggestion. Thanks!


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Conspiracy theory and lament herein. Join the frustration.
The Twins now try to become the fifth LDS team to come back from 0-2.
Game 1 impressions and Game 2 Preview.
Who's the top threat to unseat the Twins as Central Division champs? Welcome back to baseball!
Where the Twins land in baseball's most unpredictable division.
Rain Man-ager Bissinger on La Russa: best bad baseball book ever? I'm reading the new and amply hyped Buzz Bissinger book about Cardinals manager Tony La Russa, 3 Nights in August--and yes, you can bet the cheesy echo of Seven Days in May is wholeheartedly and unironically intended. I haven't seen ... More >>
Pitcher Brad Radke is already an All-Star at age 25--and figures to get even better
Baseball owners are trading away the game's storied traditions for boxes of Beanie Babies


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There are those who think that life is nothing left to chance,
A host of holy horrors to direct our aimless dance.
for Kerry Ann ♥
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18. Character most screwed over by the writers (2/4): Lisa Braeden
"You're an idiot. I mean, I know it wasn't greeting-card perfect, but we were in it together. The guy that basically just saved the world shows up at your door, you expect him to have a couple of issues."
(via sovereignofmysoul)
Ah. You know, this is a question I have written several hundred thousand words of secret fic trying to answer? Because it eludes me, it does. Eight seasons now, of breathtaking potential dashed against the ground by writers and producers afraid to really reach and I keep watching.
(it's a tired list by this point—boy king sam and wars in heaven and women's limp bodies laid beside one another and angels drunk on godhood and primordial monsters that could bend modernity to their will and angels falling like stars and all of it placed before you, before being whisked away, forgotten, dismissed)
Yet somehow, somehow, I cannot get this show out of my skin.
Honestly, I think it's because it's so familiar.
It's a story built on the sins of the father and the love of brothers. The Winchesters are Castor and Pollux, caught in one another's orbit, with Yayati stealing his sons' youth for his own sake; they are Cain and Abel at each other's throats, as David calls for them to avenge him against his enemies. They are the prodigal son and the obedient son, burdened with a father who neither forgave nor cherished. Fathers and sons and brothers, it's very Biblical. It's very Greek. It's very human.
It's a story about nostalgia, when Ithaka has been burnt to the ground and its ashes scattered to the winds. It's a story about Jerusalem, when the holy war is fought by old men with shotguns and whiskey on their breath, who are clinging to the poverty line by their fingernails. It's a western, one of the ones where men wander into the desert and find Death there, and wisdom.
It's American, in that way that American is older stories retold with a wider horizon, a longer stretch of highway, seedier motels, more funyons.
And then it's all that writ large, made cosmic. Because the wings, the brimstone, the myth and esoterica that the show draws on—they're just stylistic flourishes. Frosting. The thing that still resonates is the thing that has always resonated: fathers and sons and brothers, journeys and wars. Here is the hammer who doubts. There is the flame-headed girl whose very body was a revolution. Traitors and wise men and jesters, devoted daughters and the Death they meant to meet in the wilderness except he's in Chicago. The absence of the father and the hatred of brothers who have never understood one another. And standing against the storm, a couple of glorified exterminators with a shotgun and the sheer, terrified determination to protect their planet.
They are not righteous, do not pretend to be. (A man who fights with monsters…) But then, they don't have to be. Because in the end, it's about brokenness and choice and the messy uncertainty that results.
It isn't very Greek. Or very Biblical. But is very human.
Which was the point in the first place, I suppose.
#if you guys are going to ask me to talk about why I love spn; you're going to have to put up with some stylistic nonsense #them's the facts #supernatural #I hate this show a lot #except for all the parts where I can't stop watching or thinking about it #don't agree to play high-stakes russian roulette with your plot and then flinch at the last moment #I just want to gather it up in my arms—it and its shitshow fandom/creators/handling of storylines and go #shhhh there there #I can fix you with the force of my inexplicable love #…i need to go to bed (tags via notbecauseofvictories)
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We have no free will. No hope of peace. Our will is His will. Our hope of peace is death.
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Carry on my wayward daughter. There will be peace after the slaughter.
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angels as earth's architects is probably my favorite thing to focus on right now
hael built the grand canyon, but who created victoria falls?
which angel thought up the amazon rainforest? aurora borealis? guanabara bay? who sheared the top off of table mountain? who pinched and pulled mount kilimanjaro, or matterhorn? davolja varos?
who laid the foundation for the great barrier reef? who carved out the delicate arch and the azure window? jeita grotto? who scooped and rolled the chocolate hills? did lucifer, burning cold, tease out the edges of vatnajökull?
who was the first to look out from the white cliffs of dover, hands chalky but feeling satisfied? who cut the swath of milford sound, or the nile? for laguna verde? who left behind the cave of the crystals?
god wanted the angels involved with the humans so that they would see them as amazing as he hoped he had made them to be, and so it only makes sense that he would encourage them to make earth as profoundly beautiful a home as they possibly could.
look what the angels did for us, at the wonders that they created.
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a summary of supernatural
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Chuck doesn't remember being God. It's a Godless place now, and no one believes in him anymore. He has no power in a place where he doesn't exist. He sits there and counts his toilet paper rolls and sometimes, he writes but everything ends the same. All the endings are the same. The world is ending and God is on Vacation. A vision hits of Dean and Cas and it's more than he ever needed to see of either of them but it's the feeling that comes with it. Long after the images are gone, it lingers. Peace. Love. Acceptance of the end, with the knowledge of something better on the other side. They have roles to play and they aren't even fighting it anymore. They are saying goodbye. And yet, there is no sadness. Just a feeling of serene finality. They believe in each other, in what they will do, win or loose. They have found complete and utter peace. And they believe. It's like a light bulb switching on. In the moment when the righteous man and the last of the holy angels have lost everything, they have become free. Free to love and live and fight and free to lay down their weapons and sleep. Free to rest. Because they know there is Heaven. There is paradise. And it begins like a hum in his blood, warm and gentle. And then it builds and spreads and burns and suddenly, the voices start in his head, dim at first. Voices of women and men, of the old and the young. Prayers and wishes and dreams. They reach out like physical things and wrap Chuck up in them. Gravity means very little and the air around Chuck's cabin is oddly still and warm and electric and its like an bomb going off, of white light, pure and clean and brilliant. And its decimates the building, the shockwave extends over hundred of thousands of miles. After it settles, what remains in a little pile of toilet paper. And in the place of Chuck's cabin, in the middle of the compound, green grass sprouts. Flowers fight from below concrete to rise and bloom. A tree creeps high into the sky and there is a garden. The first garden. Creation. Pure creation. Because someone believed in Heaven and if Heaven exists, than so does God. And believing in God, helped God believe in God. Love is what started the world, what created it, sustained it. Love almost ended it, but love. Love also made the flowers grow.


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Your Best And Your Favorite Rv Park(s), Tell everybody your best experiences
Your Best And Your Favorite Rv Park(s), Tell everybody your best experiences
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I haven't seen exactly this topic, so here goes.
Which are the best two or three parks you have ever stayed in.? Money is no object--just the best.
Then, since specific factors will weigh differently with different folks, what are other parks you have stayed in that were especially memorable? Maybe because they were very good value, or had a fabulous view, were on the beach, whatever.
For us the two best parks were probably Traverse Bay RV Resort in Traverse City Michigan, and Crystal Lake RV Resort in Naples Florida. Both these are condo parks oriented to the Really Big Rig set, where you can rent owned lots, and the quality of the facilities shows it. Another very good one is Coastal Georgia RV Resort in Brunswick, Ga. That one is not only nice but it's right off I-95 so a great stopover park.
I suppose we have had several favorites. One certainly is the tiny Low-Key Hideaway Motel and RV Resort in Cedar Key, Florida. Very funky place (both the park and the town) and gorgeous sunsets.
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Rafter J Bar Ranch campground near Hill City, SD. We've been here for 10 days and I never want to leave. Beautiful mountains to look at in all directions. Wonderful trails leading from the campground into the Black Hills National Forest. The Mickelson Trail (one of the premier hiking and biking trails in the country) runs alongside the campground. Two streams. Pool, hot tub, store, laundry rooms, bath houses, bike rentals, even gas pumps. Roomy sites. Good playground for the kiddies. Pets welcome. There are actually five separate campgrounds -- you can camp in a meadow or in the pines, depending on whether you want cable tv and wi-fi or want to "rough" it. Excellent big-rig access. Strong wi-fi and decent (but not great) cable tv selection. Good water pressure and steady electric. There are cabins, also. Campfires are allowed (which have been verboten at most of the campgrounds we've stayed at in the last three months). Nice people at the office. They have a pancake breakfast every morning during the summer months. About three miles to Hill City where there is a decent grocery store. Nearest Walmart is in Rapid City, which is a bit of a hike. Convenient to Mt. Rushmore, Custer State Park and the 1880 Train. A pleasant drive to Deadwood and Spearfish Canyon. Unfortunately, they're closing for the winter in a couple of weeks, so alas, we must move on. I can't wait to come back next year.


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An interview with Carrie Brownstein
Carrie Brownstein is a lot of things: singer, musician, actress. She's also the newest bisexual woman on the small screen as IFC's sketch comedy series Portlandia, which was born out of her hit web series ThunderAnt that she and Saturday Night Live's Fred Armisen co-created.
AfterEllen.com caught up with the Sleater-Kinney frontwoman to discuss the show, its massive slate of guest stars — yes, Corin Tucker is among them — her interest in the sketch comedy genre and everything about Toni and Candice, their popular former activist, self-involved shopkeepers at everyone's favorite feminist bookstore.
AfterEllen.com: Was sketch comedy something you've always been interested in?
Carrie Brownstein: As an observer, yes. As a kid I was a huge fan of Monty Python and The Kids in the Hall and I loved Saturday Night Live. I've always had an instinct to be a performer and I love performing. That's been true since I was a kid. But I didn't imagine something this specific.
AE: Do you have a favorite character on Portlandia? AfterEllen.com readers are going to love the feminist bookstore owners.
CB: I love the feminist bookstore owners. Actually, I think Cath and Nance are my favorite as the couple with the dog and the couple with the farm, those are the ones that I love.
AE: How queer is Portlandia going to be considering how queer-centric Portland can be?
CB: I think the show is weird and I think the show is definitely not following the rules of other shows and it's highly improvisational, so if you consider that queer, than sure. It represents all different kids of people in Portland. There are no characters specifically — we don't do a lot about sex or sexuality on the show. But there's definitely a lot of gray areas that we cover. I don't know — even Toni (Brownstein) and Candice (Armisen) the bookstore owners — Fred and I think they might be married to men, we're not sure yet.
AE: Really! That's hilarious.
CB: We're not sure yet. I can't wait to see their houses.
AE: Are we going to see that in Season 1?
CB: No, but if we get a Season 2, yeah. The crux of the show is to be absurd and silly so we're not trying to find an agenda or who we're representing or not representing. We're basically playing a lot of different versions of ourselves.
AE: What version of you is Toni, the bookstore owner?
CB: The bookstore owners to me are the ones that like to make rules and think that they're being really inclusive but actually are excluding almost everybody. It almost reminds me a little of indie rock where you think you're being really inclusive but really everyone else feels alienated by you. Toni and Candace think that they should be selling books to everyone but really they don't want to sell books to anyone.
AE: Especially when they lock guest star Steve Buscemi inside the store.
CB: Fred and I have always loved Toni and Candice. We love playing those characters. I love how passive aggressive they are. They're really wonderful people.
AE: Portlandia will feature a ton of amazing guest stars — Corin Tucker and Sarah McLachlan among them. What can we expect from those appearances?
CB: I think you'll be surprised at Sarah's appearance and her role. I can't talk that much about it but I can say that Corin plays a musician, so it wasn't that huge of a stretch.
AE: Will Sarah spoof her super-sad SPCA commercial?
CB: No, she's not. I forgot about those! [Laughing] No, we didn't make her do anything with animals.


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The Seattle Mariners are in the middle of a five game losing streak. Our fantasy baseball teams are receiving great pitching from the starting rotation, but the offense has been absolutely dismal. Injuries to Justin Smoak and Michael Saunders, has left the team a handful of scrubs to try and win ball games. We all know Robinson Cano can't carry the load by himself. But the biggest question on the minds of fantasy owners, is how can you keep losing streaks from effecting our current league rankings?
Let's flash back a week in time. The Seattle Mariners were on a tear. They had won five straight games. The offense was driving in runs, starting pitchers were throwing deep into ball games, and the bullpen was shutting the door on the opposition.
The craziest part, all of this was happening on the road. It's not typical for pro ball players to perform on a high level when they are traveling. They are supposed to be short rested and sick of flying to the next city.
All that changed when the team returned home this week to Safeco Field. The Mariners have become hitless in Seattle. The hitters have (flat out) not earned their paychecks this week. Our fantasy baseball squads are screaming for offensive statistics.
Not once did the Mariners score more than three runs in a game during this losing streak. What's worse is that the team lost three of the five games by one measly run. I think it is pretty clear there is not much to talk about regarding the Mariners offense this week, so let's divert the attention towards one pitcher who has kept his fantasy owners very happy this past week.
Felix Hernandez has pitched two beautify ball games in a row. He may have no wins to show for his performance, but he was able to improve on all his fantasy statistics on the year. Owners may be frustrated with the lack of stats in the win column, but his low ERA, WHIP, and Ks on the year are atop the leader charts for the year.
If you kept Hernandez in your fantasy baseball SP spot this week, you rewarded heavily. Felix pitched one of the best games in his career last Sunday. Hernandez set a new career high with 15 strikeouts in only seven innings pitched. He didn't even give up one hit. The offense didn't score any runs until the ninth inning, so Felix didn't pick up the win. But his stats on the day improved all fantasy owners ERA, WHIP, and definitely K's.
Felix also pitched this past Friday against the Texas Rangers, and put up even more stellar numbers for his fantasy owners. The King pitched deep into the ball game before being pulled with one out in the ninth. Unfortunately, the sole runner Felix left on base did score the only run of the game. The run was charged to Felix and he collected his second loss of the season
Not to say Felix didn't pitch well, as he still lowered his earned run average on the year to 2.29 ERA, and added six more strike outs to his total of 112 K on the year. Felix is scheduled to take on the San Diego Padres this week on Wednesday. This will be the first game of the upcoming road trip, so it will be crucial to have Hernandez get the team started against the struggling fourth place Padres team.
7 IP, 1 W, 8 K, 1.00 ERA and .75 WHIP
I'm willing to forgive and forget the offensive struggles this week, if you are. Ironically, the good news is that team will be hitting another road trip mid-week. Hopefully taking on the Padres and Kansas City Royals will help wake up the offense. Either way, fantasy owners should expect great things from the Mariners pitching as the Padres and Royals are struggling even worse than the Mariners at scoring runs.


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Girly Games
Sofia the First Bathing
Hi Gals! Are you ready to help our little Sofia in giving her the first bath? It is very late in the evening and you need to take her through different stations to give her a nice and comfortable warm bath. Give Sofia a warm bath before bedtime for a comfortable sleep. Have fun!
Pirate Fairy Fawn
Here comes our Pirate fairy character Fawn to get a beautiful makeover for her dinner meeting. Hope you are ready to play this latest make up game. Start washing her hair, treating her face and dress her in a cool outfit. Make her look so fabulous and impress her boyfriend. Happy playing!
Susie Bathing Girl Game
Hello Girls! Our cute Susie is getting ready for her daily bath. Today, she wishes you to help her. Your task is to give the sweet baby a warm bath, apply great makeover and then dress up in a cool outfit. Have a great time playing with the little Susie by giving her an adorable look!
Frozen Anna Makeup Look
The cute Anna is back with her little sister Elsa through this latest Frozen Anna makeup look game. Princess Anna is planning to organize a big party and she wishes you to give her the best makeup to look more beautiful. Start bringing out your makeup skills by treating Anna with advanced tools to take care of her skin. Dress her in a fantastic party dress with luxury accessories. Enjoy!
Elsa Frozen Makeup
Here comes our Elsa looking for someone's help to give her a stunning makeover. Are you ready to have fun with Elsa? Start playing this game to bring out your makeup skills. Choose all the accessories and a perfect dress to look very stunning and impress her friends. Enjoy the game!
Delicious Baby Food Plating
Are you good at preparing a sumptuous breakfast? Here is our little baby waiting for her breakfast. She is really hungry and looking for the best recipe she ever had. So, start preparing a delicious breakfast by picking the items provided. Ensure that you create the perfect food item and baby should love it. All the best!
Firefly Fairy
Of the many famous fairies, here comes out firefly fairy after a long time. The reason behind, she stays hidden for such a long time is her unpleasant look. Now, you got a chance to impress her by treating her with your advanced tools. Wash her hair, do a proper makeover on her face and then dress in a stunning outfit. Have an amazing time with Firefly fairy!
Fashion Atelier
Hello Girls! A beautiful girl is looking for a fancy dress to get ready for an important party. Are you ready to bring out your creative skills in picking her the most fashionable dress. Also find the perfect matched accessories to the dress you selected. Choose a fantastic hairstyle to give a complete beautiful look. Enjoy!
Elsa Frozen Haircuts
Elsa is getting for a big event this evening. She is expecting a unique hair style to look very beautiful in the event. So, hope you are ready to help Elsa. Start washing her hair and choose the best hairstyle to give a proper look. Dress her in the cool outfit that fits to the frozen climate. Have a great time with Elsa!
Design Your Fashionable Uniform
Isn't it a wonderful chance to design your own fashionable uniform? Yes, it. Play this game to bring your creative stitching skills out. Pick a girl, select the cloth, make a note of her measurements and cut the cloth into pieces. Start stitching each of them and dress the girl with the stitched cloth. Remember to decorate her with fashionable accessories too. Have fun!
Baby Barbie Injured Pet
Baby Barbie is the cutest doll with a big heart. It is the favorite doll of every little girl. On her way to home, she found an injured cat lying on the street. She is expecting your help to treat the cat with the injuries. It is a great chance for you to bring out your medical treatment skills. Start removing the thorns, and treat the injuries till the kitten is good to go. Enjoy!
Baby Hazel Hand Fracture
Oh no! It seems that today is not a good day for our little Hazel. Unable to balance herself, the baby fell down from the table. It hurt her hand severely and mom rushes to the doctor along with her baby for a checkup. Baby Hazel needs your help in doing her regular activities. Help her and make her happy!
Ever After High Ohair Babies
Have you ever heard of the daughter of Princess Rapunzel, Holly O'Hair and Poppy O'Hair? Yes, they are very popular and look very cute as babies. Your task is to spend your day with either of the babies to make her happy. Firstly, choose the one with whom you are likely to spend and start caring her. Treat her carefully and make her happy. Happy playing!
Modern Jasmine Spa Day
Wow! The Princess is coming to your spa. May be she had heard good thing about it and wishing you to help her in giving the best service. Make sure that Jasmine is relaxed first and then start giving her a fresh look with proper massage and facial. Remember to select a cool outfit for her to have a stunning look. Enjoy!
Sweet Like Candy
Pam has planned her weekend to visit a candy world to buy delicious candies to offer her friends on her birthday. She needs to dress her up like a sweet candy. Are you ready to help our Pam. Choose the delicious outfit from a wide range of clothes from this candy land. Start playing to give Pam a fashionable and delicious look.
Irish Barbie Princess
Barbie, the best top for every little girl has played many roles. Here, she is getting ready for a magazine cover page photo shoot for which she is wishing to look all the more gorgeous. Your task is to dress our Barbie starting from hairdressing to fixing the best accessories. Happy dressing!
Fast Food Memory Game
For those who are looking to test their child's memory, Fast food memory game is the best and cool fun-filled game. All the fast food items will be hidden and there will be two of each kind. You need to pick them match with the pair. Complete matching all the pairs and go to the next level. Be quicker for more bonus!
Cute Student Dress Up
Hi Girls! Our cute girl is very excited about her first day of her school. She wishes to dress up well to impress her new friends and for that, she needs your help. Help our girl to give her the best outfit that gives her comfort and confidence. Don't forget to choose the best hair style and face makeover. Enjoy the game!
Sarah's Nailart School
Sarah is very excited to go to school after her summer holidays. She, therefore, started thinking what to wear to give her a fantastic look. She is especially fond of her nails and for that, she is looking for your help to give a trendy look. Start decorating her nails to give a perfect look for school.
Elisa's Secret Beauty Spa
Elisa is so tired after her rough weekday work and looking for the best place to relax. She thinks that spa is such a great place to relax and at that same time get a great makeover. So, invite Elisa to your spa to give her a fabulous makeover. Start doing makeover and have fun spending time with Elisa.
Clean Up Hair Salon
Hair salon is one of the place that gets messy very quickly. Assume that you have a hair salon and it became very dirty today. Your task is to clean all the mess and place the items in their respective places. Also, don't forget to clean the mirrors with a towel and the floor with a mop. You can use a broom to swipe the cut hair. If you are stuck in between, hints are always available. Have a great time!
Barbie Morning Princess Dress Up
Here is another Barbie dress up game. Barbie has set a shopping plan along with her friends and she wishes to dress in such a way that she gets a morning princess look. Her wardrobe is full of stunning outfits. She is just waiting for you. Start playing this game to give our Barbie a very comfortable and confident look. Have fun!


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The Inclusive Gigabit Libraries: Learn, Discuss and Brainstorm research highlights four case studies: Chattanooga Public Library, Cuyahoga County Public Library, CENIC-Corporation for Education Networks Initiatives, and Rutgers University Library. These case studies demonstrate how public and academic libraries across the U.S. are transforming themselves by developing and implementing digital services over gigabit networks. The sites are geographically and socially diverse and are at different stages of connection to and use of the GENI network.
- The Chattanooga Public Library case study shows how leadership and organizational change can transform traditional services into state of the art work spaces and technologies.
- Cuyahoga County Public Library in Cleveland, OH demonstrates how leadership strategies and risk-taking serves as the catalyst for development of diverse digital services at multiple branches.
- Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California (CENIC) shows how the Peninsula Library System, a consortium of thirty-two city, county, and community colleges in San Mateo County, California, is partnering with CENIC to become a sixth segment of the CalREN research and education network. CENIC operates the network which provides high-bandwidth Internet to five charter associates that include K-12 institutions, community colleges, state universities, private universities, and non-charter research and education institutions in California.
- Video Mosaic Collaboration (VMC) application at Rutgers (in NJ) runs over the GENI network enabling the library to serve as a test bed for developing applications based on user experience.
- Additional examples referenced include the Kansas City Public Library in Kansas City, Missouri that is running a software lending library pilot and the CityLibraries in Townsland, Queensland which touted one of its branches as the first library to be connected to Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN).
The research, interviews, and forums conducted for these case studies will be collected into a publicized report, Summer of 2014. The white paper will explore how libraries are incorporating next generation networks into their communities and what strategies can be used to leverage networks to develop new services and opportunities for communities.
The Inclusive Gigabit Libraries project is a U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) research grant, led by the Center for Digital Inclusion at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign


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Question & Answer with Rubens Barrichello
Rubens Barrichello from the Williams Formula One team was kind enough to answer some of our "hard hitting" questions, for our latest driver Question and Answer post.
What is your favourite part of the Albert Park circuit?
I love Albert Park as a whole. I love the atmosphere and arriving to see all the smiling people. Turns 11 and 12, the flying fifth gear corner left to right, is the best part of the circuit for me as it has a nice high speed flow.
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When Rachel Fletcher, an old college flame, enters Harry James Denton's office needing his private detecting services, he'd rather not. But he prefers money to poverty, and agrees to find out what kind of dangerous business her husband is mixed up in. Conrad Fletcher is a rich surgeon with a lot of enemies. He also owes big money to a very big, very bad bookie. But by the time Harry catches up with Fletcher, he's gone from being in debt to being dead. The list of suspects could fill the Grand Ole Opry, and Harry's search for the killer will lead him into the partsof Nashville that no one ever sings about--unless they're singing the DEAD FOLKS' BLUES.
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When it comes to the fate of an aborted fetus that is unlikely to survive even with life support, I can't say that I care either way. Really. It's just not an important issue for me.
The rest is not worth my time.
And since we're off-topic, something to bring us back to topic:
Pre-emptive reply to J: feel free to say that factcheck is partisan, but this is info that should be relatively easy to verify.Originally Posted by factcheck.org
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10-06-2011, 14:53 #111
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You show very little skepticism when it's something you want to believe in. More on that below.
their "impartial" consideration of Romneycare? Given that factcheck frequently reported that Obama was not trying to engineer a single-payer system, when he has explicitly said that was his objective on more than one occasion (at least one of which is on tape), you'll pardon me for discounting pretty much anything you quote from the group he previously sat on the board of and which his pal Bill Ayers still influences.
By the way, I like how you cut out the part mentioning the complaints about one of the primary sources (2000 WHO report). See, if <I> had deliberately cut information from a citation, you'd be screaming about how evil and dishonest I am - but I'm SURE you were just trying to save keystrokes. Just as you were doubtless trying to save keystrokes in identifying one of the other primary sources for the report... but you don't want to say, "Liberal think tank, headed by single-payer advocate, Obamacare activist, and former Carter official, says America has worst health care.", now do you?
If you want specifics, I can easily show the selection bias in your example.
- Your citation claims greater patient satisfaction, lower errors, &c. but fails to identify the data set (around 1400 polled, the UK being about double that). Even assuming that the "Commonwealth Fund" is providing honest accounting, which I couldn't assume if you gave me a pony to do, this is a comparison between systems with massively different footprints. For all we know, and given what is known about The Commonwealth Fund I think it extremely likely, they compared 1400 patients in Montreal with 1400 patients in Montana.
- Your beloved site cite doesn't talk about "right care", as in whether people got the treatment they needed. They just wave that off as "It's not clear how much of the divergence is attributable to medical care, rather than other standard-of-living differences between the two countries." Isn't it? Stossel had no problem shredding their claims, particularly given that the first component was nothing but a phone survey of patient 'feelings'. And after all, such phone surveys as they conduct are renowned for accuracy, aren't they?
- The Commonwealth Fund report was an amalgamation of the phone survey with the WHO report which you so unintentionally failed to note was questionable. As both of the journalists I've cited identified, the WHO report placed the U.S. as ranking only slightly above Cuba for health care. It has been thoroughly debunked, and only idiots or socialists continue to pretend it is credible. I didn't think you were an idiot, previously.
- The rankings are more or less fabricated. "Equity" ranks equally with "right care", so having your report is printed on a computer is as important as receiving proper care.
Regardless, comparing apples with oranges and then picking out the juicy bits pointedly ignores what I've dared you to explain (and if you want me to believe you, you'd do a better job quoting CATO guys than factcheck): you claim that people have a "right" to healthcare, and socializing our system will solve that supposedly unmet need.
That socializing around 20% of the U.S. economy will be an unmitigated disaster, if only on the basis of scale, doesn't seem to bother you - which I find odd, particularly given that the majority of the socialized systems are trying to figure out how the hell to undo what they've created.
I wonder what you'll find to dismiss Dr. Gratzer or Dr. Chaoulli, as well as Stossel and Praeger? Because, after all, everyone who isn't with you is against you.
And you're right, it was remarkably easy to "verify". Why couldn't you do it? Oh, riiiight...
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Anything prior to this is ignored as spin.
current law regarding this?
Since you're so involved in this, I'd think you can answer this.
The thing I left out in question, or at least, the relevant paragraphs:
Originally Posted by http://factcheck.org/2009/10/37th-in-health-performance/
Or at least, the claim that our healthcare (or the average "socialized healthcare") is well below that of the US is completely unwarranted by data. I'm sure that our main problem, wait times, can easily be aleviated by letting the poors die outside the doors of the hospital... but I don't consider that a good choice.
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10-06-2011, 19:26 #114
Cost. Cost of healthcare. First, for the sake of argument I'll discount my firm, established, and repeatedly proven belief that the gov't does nothing more cost-efficiently than the private sector. Why is it that, when considering the need to cover those who theoretically are unable to help themselves, the cost is always clung to as substantiating the claim?
Well, first and foremost it's because of your false belief that you shouldn't have to pay for what you get - the same sort of false assertion when you lefties whinge about the costs of the U.S. Dept. of Defense. If you have the best in the world, chances are you're paying for it.
Secondly, here's a fine discussion of the point.Originally Posted by Williamson
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Before going further, I'd like to say that no study is ever perfect. That does not give you the right to ignore the best data we have on the issue because it does not conform to your beliefs.
The data goes against your claims again, J.
If you had said that you don't care about the poor dying because Darwin or something, then I'd respect that opinion. Not that I agree with it, but it's a fine point of view to have.
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"Obamacare is Socialism"
So? A lot of our programs are socialist programs, doesn't mean we have a socialist economy but rather a mixed economy. I wonder if people even know what the word means since they throw the word around as though it automatically means it's bad. It's become an emotionally charged term for the ignorant and stupid.
10-06-2011, 20:59 #117
You could probably ask Nurse Stanek. The current law was being circumvented or ignored, as the previous discussion, as well as her testimony showed. My guess was that doctors performing partial and whole birth abortions were arbitrarily claiming that the infant couldn't survive, in order to avoid any difficult questions regarding their procedure - hence the live, viable babies being dumped in the trash.
Or are you trying to claim this never happens, despite testimony of a variety of individuals from a variety of states as Nurse Stanek further identified? I know you're a supporter of people like Pendergraft, Brigham, Carhart, and Gosnell, but you really ought to recognize that your false word game is easily seen through. You'd be far better off trying for the argument used by Barbara Boxer and Michelle Obama - that a child isn't legally a child until its parents decide it is. Of course, that validates the inference of your monstrosity, as it's the same sort of argument used to de-legitimize human rights in other venues, but at least you'd be logically consistent.
For giggles, and not exactly apropos -
So let's see - <if> your care is so smugly superior, why don't your doctors lead in fields of medical technology or other advancements? Why do people like tinpot European Union types flee to Walter Reid (essentially our best "socialized" hospital, heavily invested in private providers) and not whatever your best hospital is? Why aren't <your> medical services the first demanded in countries suffering from what-have-you?
wait until your turn comes up. Sorry. You want to bring up life expectancy, but when you do, you can't afford to have the statistic picked apart - because it reveals that for the scope of our system (treating all comers), we make yours look feeble.
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That's very likely, but you still avoid facing the fact that the insurance industry, supercharged by litigation, is the core facet responsible for the industry distortion. As I previously identified, one only need look at the costs associated with medical procedure outside the norm to recognize how bad an influence this is.
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Also, make that several independent reports, thanks to the link you accused me of omitting.
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I just want to hug all of you and we can go into a little air bubble in the sky and just hold each other until the second season starts.
- Sorry, but expect gifs coming out of here like it's nobody's business.
- I guess I may tag them as spoilers, but we shall see.
- I ship Amon and Tarrlok until the day I die.
- MAKORRA. I literally collapsed during this scene.
- Best. Finale. Ever.
(Source: ohjesombre, via bloodbending)
#reblog #my feelings during the korra finale
And it's breaking me into two
(via odairyougo)
#reblog #this is just too precious #i'm not only a makorra shipper ya'know
(via 2am)
#reblog #yes you can
I usually put these under 'Read More,' but I'm kinda passionate on this one.
Okay, I just read a little post about how Asami's so much more selfless than Korra because she just uprooted her entire life and electrocuted her only existing family member for good reason. (Her only existing family member turned out to be an evil crackpot, working for the most evil crackpots of all crackpots. What being with a working moral compass wouldn't electrocute their family member to stop them from hurting innocent people?) Don't get me wrong. Asami is amazing, and I truly admire how she was able to do that, but are you kidding me?! How can you even compare the two? It's like apples and oranges!
Korra is the Avatar. Her entire life means leaving everything behind to become this savior of the world. Her exact title and existence poops selflessness. I get that she's been selfish in the past, which is something attributed to her main character flaw… but leaving her only family behind, going to a foreign place, giving up her childhood, training every day of her life, giving up her freedom, facing life-threatening situations just because she merely exists… all to live up to the expectation that she is everyone's savior? And doing all of that willingly and enthusiastically? If that doesn't punch you in the face with a sticker that reads "SELFLESSNESS," then I don't know what will.
I understand that Asami's character is kinda being flushed down the toilet with this entire love triangle business. But you don't need to bring down another character to justify your opinion.
My brother and I came up with a Legend of Korra version of 'Thumb War' called 'Amon War.' Here are the rules:
- You and the other person will hold hands like you are playing thumb war. Only, you need to put your fists to your foreheads.
- The call is "1, 2, 3, 4, I declare war on all benders!'
- The objective is not to put one thumb over the other, but rather get your thumb on your opponent's forehead.
- It gets rough, buddy. It's a game of arm strength and will to keep your bending.
- Someone is deemed a winner when they successfully press their thumb to their opponents forehead. You can set the time for how long it needs to stay there, but for me and my brother it was just a second or two.
#reblog #WIN
#gifs #korra #legend of korra #lok #mako #makorra #mmm bbs #the text and the gifs are never going to match up #but its ok #MATCH THE QUOTE WITH THE SCENE or the following scene
Might make it into a photoset, coupled with some meaningful text. Woo.
After seeing a multitude of people
bitch complain about spoilers on the day of an episode premiere (I mean, really.), I decided to put a warning in my blog, saying my blog may contain spoilers.
I apologize to my followers if you get spoiled, but I do tag everything appropriately (minus the tag, "spoiler," because I just feel that's unnecessary for an episode that's already aired). If you really want to avoid getting spoiled, just blacklist "legend of korra" and my stuff will disappear.
Oh, and hello to my new followers!
I was tempted to do a parallel between the Fire Ferret brothers and their compliments of Korra, but I felt that that would just spark shit. And that'd be awkotaco.
You hate Mako because you think he is a jerk: but yet half of you love the jerk/cheating/bullying Tahno.
You hate Mako because he is terrible to Bolin: yet he gave up his childhood to protect his brother and live on the streets where gangs/triads constantly patrolled and somehow Bolin came out perfect.
You hate Mako because he kissed Korra: but yet you ALL tend to forget Korra initiated the kiss when Mako was trying to explain how he felt.
You hate Mako because he took Asami's side in episode 6: but now when he is supports the Avatar and tries to be there for her as a friend it changes nothing.
You hate Mako because he is confused about his romantic feelings toward Korra: yet when Katara was confused about her romantic feelings for Aang and it took all the way to the last episode of book 3 it was understandable, they were at war.
You hate Mako because he can't decide between Asami or Korra: yet Sokka loved both Yue and Suki and had unresolved feelings throughout book 1 & 2.
You hate Mako because he is weak minded: yet Zuko won your hearts by the end of the series because you saw him develop, Mako isn't afforded that.
You hate Mako because he can be hotheaded from time to time: very unlike most firebenders we've seen.
You hate Mako for being a bad influence on children watching the show: because yes, those children are clearly analyzing this as hard as you are. "Bolin makes me lol"
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