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2010: Trends and realities, Part I
Gulf Marketing Review magazine offers some insights that marketers might find handy to use in the New Year, Part I.
January 4, 2010 10:35 by Precious de Leon
With the region on the cusp of renewed economic growth, getting consumer spend to go your way is the goal. And there are some universal marketing truths that will resurface along with several daunting realities.
Sum of all fears
Not surprisingly, phrases like "digital", "social networking", "mobile technology" and "consumer is king" remain at the top of the trends list. But in an economic climate where conservative innovation is favored, industry insiders caution brand owners to go back to basics when communicating brand values and searching for solutions, and to look at the bigger picture when putting together a marketing and media mix.
Speaking at the recent Marketing Week Trends Show in Dubai, P&G's senior VP CEEMEA Mohammad Samir suggested going as far back as the definition of marketing and its role as distinct from sales.
"While the gut reaction is to let go of your marketing budget to give it to sales to maximize stock shifting, we have to remind ourselves that marketing brands is different from selling brands."
Samir pointed out, though, that "thanks to the finance departments, [marketers] are tied to their fiscal years, and have now convinced themselves that brand-building can be planned and executed in one year. This only encourages looking at short-term benefits."
If not vigilant, Samir cautioned, marketers could "lose [their] jobs to four people." First and second are finance and sales people. They want to push us away from our brand marketing ethos and into purely driving sales at any cost, focusing only on the bottom line.
Third is the consumer. They are creating their own content and can control marketers' content as never before.
Fourth is the retailer. Not only are they taking more market share through OEMs (original equipment manufacturers), they are also becoming more involved with retail marketing.
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Grab a cuppa, get comfy - and let's talk about living as a Square-Peg in a round-hole world.
Consider this your grace space, where we connect around what's right with you, not what's wrong with you!.
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Our holiday encouragement series, Support Stories, starts its 5th year with a contribution from the founder of KaleidoSoul, Anne Marie Bennett. Anne Marie shares a restful audio with us, which she describes like this:
This place where you are right now
God circled on a map for you.
wherever your eyes and arms and heart can move
against the earth and the sky,
the beloved has bowed there-
the beloved has bowed there knowing
you were coming…
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More Support Stories here!
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Courage doesn't always roar.
Sometimes courage is
the little voice
at the end of the day
that says
I'll try again tomorrow.
Mary Anne Radmacher
Re-remember YOUR courage! In our holiday encouragement series, Support Stories, a number of courageous and en-couraging women share stories of connection to their inner support (which, I betcha, will bless YOU and remind you of your inner support).
Posted on Saturday, 22 November 2014 in Encouragement | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
As I started to write this introduction to the 2014 Support Stories series I suddenly realized:
this is the 5th year that women I adore - big-hearted writers, coaches, artists and teachers - have joined with me during the sometimes hard, almost always hectic, holiday season to share stories of encouragement and support.
Here's what I wrote in last year's intro (I tried writing a new one, but the old one still fits):
you know that thing, right?
On our holiday Support Stories page we've got the accumulated wisdom of a wonderful group of women who know that stories (sharing who we are and where we've been) heal hearts (or, sometimes - when things get really tough - what we all need is to have someone lovingly hold our hearts - stories can do that, too).
There's sure to be at least one of these encouraging and heart-opening stories that is just what you need to hear (or read, as the case may be)!
Please open yourself to being blessed - grab some tea (read: beverage of your choice) and sit down with one of these stories, then come back for more as needed.
We'll be sharing this year's Support Stories on Tuesdays - starting November 25th, with a beautiful offering from Anne Marie Bennett of KaleidoSoul.
Posted on Wednesday, 19 November 2014 in Encouragement | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
I'm feeling this right now.
The first line of this love poem by E.E.Cummings really nails what I'm feeling (at least today): a huge, all encompassing grace/compassion/caring for the whole world!
While I'm not in depression, overwhelm, despair, or grief (at the moment) I am aware of (seeing/bowing to/sending love to) so many friends and acquaintances who are currently going through deep, deep shit.
And, in the solidarity of the whole up/down/sideways wild ride that is our common humanity, I repeat those words - the thought (that folks hold my heart) of which supports me up when I am the one in grief, despair, overwhelm, or depression:
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart),
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If, perhaps, YOU are in depression, overwhelm, despair, or grief (at the moment) - or if you (like me) crave encouragement all the time - spend a few minutes taking in some of the love in Support Stories (more coming very soon!).
Posted on Wednesday, 12 November 2014 in Encouragement, Those Challenging Emotions | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The first time I heard the term NaNoWriMo spoken (I'd seen it online a zillion and six times - but I'm talking heard) it sounded like: Na No Rhyme Oh,
and judging by the discussion the term came up in I assumed it was some kind of writing thing. Adding 2 + 2 and getting 7, I figured it was a twist on the NaNoWriMo I'd seen written about online (a zillion and six times) - and probably involved poetry, because -> Rhyme Oh.
Seeing the bewildered look on my face (when I was working through the math), someone asked: "Do you know what NaNoWriMo is?"
Well, I knew what NaNoWriMo was, but I didn't know anything about this Rhyme Oh thing, so I said (excitedly, hoping to learn about a poetry-writer's gathering): "No, never heard of it - do tell?"
And they did - with gusto! I instantly realized that they were talking about the same NaNoWriMo I'd seen written about online (a zillion and six times), but there was no chance to explain.
First there was a lot of enthusiastic describing and showing ("look, they gave me this! And this - and this - and I wrote ____ words, and I can't wait for next November because I've got some great ideas, and…") - way cool! I love enthusiasm,
but then I was peppered with questions and given no time to answer them (Introvert Hell).
The person asking the questions answered them for me, based (I'm guessing) on her own 2 + 2 equals 7 (which was helped along by my bewildered/deer-in-the-headlights expression):
"Do you write? No, if you did you'd know what NaNoWriMo is."
"Well, do you read?" (I croaked out a quick "yeah" on that one) "You do? Then what's your favorite genre?" Oh shit, I read a lot - on a lot of topics and in a lot of genres - how to answer that one (continued bewildered/deer-in-the-headlights expression)?
"So you don't really read."
And then I nailed my own coffin shut (so to speak). There was a radio playing in the background, something positive (rare!) was said about a Philadelphia Phillies baseball game; another gal and I gave little cheers and I was discovered (in a 2 + 2 = 7 sense):
"Oh, you're into sports (voice dripping with disapproval). I see!"
I think I was smarter when I was a kid. Back then I'd nod assent or mumble "yeah" when asked "Do you know what ___ is?" - because half the time (ok, more like 99.8% of the time) I'd be in my own little world and wasn't following the conversation - and the rest of the time I was covering my butt against eventualities like the NaNoWriMo embarrassment.
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You might also want to check out a teleclass Charlotte and I put together, called Authenticity + Creativity, where we explore the intersection of (your) authenticity + (your) creativity, discuss how Fear gets in the way, AND learn how to work around it!
Posted on Sunday, 09 November 2014 in Creativity & Process, Off the Wall | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Grief has been on my mind and heart a lot lately.
Somewhere online (where? I wish I remembered) I read that in Fall the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is very thin; so maybe that's why people I love who are gone are heavily on my mind right now.
Maybe that and the fact that so many friends and acquaintances have lost dear ones this past year. And also the fact that grief wraps around all losses, not only the death of loved ones - and to be 60 (I am) means having many losses (which is not to be ungrateful or negative, it's just true - as is the fact that, at 60, I can point to many gains and joys).
In case you're grieving too, I want to share something with you:
{Aside: this is not an affiliate link, I just love Mari's work. Also want to let you know that there are a number of posts touching on grief here on the blog, under the category, "Those Challenging Emotions"}
The holidays are especially tricky when you're dealing with grief. My friend Maribeth Doerr, who joined us for a Square-Peg People Interview last year, is offering "weekly prompts encouraging a self-exploration of healing and grief" through her program WriteGrief for the Holidays 2014.
Maribeth is gentle, open-hearted - and practical; her many personal experiences with grief are foundational to what she offers - and who she is. Check out her offer - and remember that you can work with grief of losses other than the passing of loved ones! (fyi: Mari is also a grief coach).
More of the lovely Mari - click here to see Maribeth's contribution to Support Stories (our yearly holiday posts of encouragement) - very heart-opening!
P.S. Yes, you have seen various versions of the labyrinth picture above - what can I say, I love it.
Posted on Wednesday, 05 November 2014 in Encouragement, Self-care, Those Challenging Emotions | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Nah, not really - and neither is the guy whose picture you see above (he's just a cool mule who stands outside the Michener Museum), but I do want to point to something (POINT, get it? Irish Setters are one of the pointer breeds). Ok, I'll get to it.
Marney Makridakis has a new book coming out November 11th, it's called Hop, Skip, Jump: 75 Ways to Playfully Manifest a Meaningful Life.
Here's a picture of it. I've got a copy in my hot little hands right now - and I can tell you that this is a fun book!
{Aside: Years ago I took the majority of Marney's classes - and attended her first two in-person retreats. Her influence, classes and retreats are the reason that I got into blogging - and met so many lovely Square-Peg folk. I'm so grateful!}
I'll do a review of Hop, Skip, Jump very soon - but what I want to point you to now is a cute quiz that's related to the book. It helps you figure out whether you're a hopper, skipper, or jumper when it comes to play and productivity. Here's a link to the Hop, Skip, Jump Quiz.
FYI: I'm heavily into Hop - though there's a lot of Skip in me as well. Jump I lack - but the book has loads of ways to playfully integrate the styles that we're not so strong in into our lives - because all three are important!
Have your read our Square-Peg Interview of Marney Makridakis? Check it out!
Posted on Monday, 03 November 2014 in Books, Creativity & Process, Encouragement | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The practice isn't to remain centered, the practice is to return to center.
- T. Thorn Coyle
Oh, yes, yes, yes and always YES! I love this!
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PS Here's a recording of Building a Self-care (Love Thyself) Toolbox - have a listen as I tell you about my crazy TDF Zone day and discuss building a Self-care toolbox - real important for returning to center!
If you'd like to hear similar recorded essays check out Community is an Inside Job: Support and Connection from the Inside Out - there are 9 more recordings, plus a gorgeous 47-page booklet (pdf) that includes the essays, gorgeous photographs, and inspiring quotes.
Posted on Thursday, 30 October 2014 in Encouragement, Self-care | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I've been thinking about encouragement a lot lately: what is is, what it isn't, where and how I/you/we meet it, where and how I/you/we avoid it, how I feel when I am encouraged, how I feel when I'm not…
Encouragement is something I reflect on periodically, but lately - since I've been communicating with this year's Support Stories contributors (Support Stories could definitely be called Encouragement Stories) and taking the final steps prior to offering Encouragement Sessions (more on that as it develops) - I've been doing double time pondering and reflecting (on encouragement).
I figured I'd share my biggest aha! with you in the hope that it'll spark YOUR thoughts on encouragement!
Sooo - my biggest a-ha! is realizing that encouragement is me-centered (which is not the same as self-centered or selfish).
Encouragement is specific to me and (I think) YOU.
It's different from inspiration in that inspiration feels general. I can be inspired by listening to people talk about what they're up to, what they're passionate about - even when the things they're up to are way outside my own passions and interests.
But encouragement, like I mentioned above, is specific.
I feel encouraged when I feel seen and heard, when who I (really) am is acknowledged (as opposed to when someone sees me as they wish I was, or mis-sees me).
When I feel encouraged it's like I'm more me, more solidly me (all of me!).
Also (this wasn't my aha! thought, but it is good to know/remember!), encouragement can come from outside or in - being seen and heard and/or acknowledged can come from others OR from mySelf.
Want to hear (and/or read) stories that bring you awareness, allowing, acceptance and appreciation (i.e. celebration!) - of yourSELF! As you are. Now!
Yeah? Good! Then check out Square-Peg Celebration: Stories of Acceptance and Grace.
There's a gorgeous 47-page pdf including the essays, Slightly-British Daughter's gorgeous photography, and inspiring quotes - plus a recording of each essay! (see: hear and/or read!)
What are you waiting for? Go on over and listen (there's a free mp3 sample!).
Posted on Tuesday, 28 October 2014 in Encouragement | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
Enrollment in Teresa Robinson's Right Brain Planner Quarter Sessions ends today (see, I wasn't kidding when I said to check it out quickly!).
The phrase Right Brain will usually get my attention. I'm sure I still have two sides to my brain - but I have a definite preference for the right side these past number of years…
that other word, though: Planner! It's very unusual for that word to interest me.
But these pages kept calling. I kept seeing updates around the internet (collages, artwork, blog post links and quotes) from Teresa (@stargardener) about them and yesterday I raised my hand, I wanted in (well, I didn't really raise my hand - I clicked a link and signed up).
This isn't an affiliate kind of thing, it's not even a loving review - they haven't started yet and I've never done this before (the sessions begin in November). I'm just pointing to something that looks intriguing: planning pages, community, a place to learn ways to document, art fun -
and letting you know that there might soon be some kind of shift in the universe, because me, planning - ohmy!
I'll probably be sharing photos of my attempts at some point during the 3 months that this runs, but if you want in yourself hurry on over!
Want to hear (and/or read) stories that bring you awareness, allowing, acceptance and appreciation (i.e. celebration!) - of yourSELF! As you are. Now!
Yeah? Good! Then check out Square-Peg Celebration: Stories of Acceptance and Grace.
There's a gorgeous 47-page pdf including the essays, Slightly-British Daughter's gorgeous photography, and inspiring quotes - plus a recording of each essay! (see: hear and/or read!)
What are you waiting for? Go on over and listen (there's a free mp3 sample!).
Posted on Tuesday, 21 October 2014 in We Love... | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Jennifer Lopez traded her sheer Zuhair Murad gown for a more classic (but equally sexy) black gown for InStyle's postawards festivities. Her first look may have brought the sparkle, but this second style had jaw-dropping appeal of a different sort — the plunging halter neckline was made to flatter her curves, while a feathered train upped the ante on the not-so-basic black confection. Add to that some megawatt diamonds, and this was pretty on par for Miss Lopez's brand of glamour — are you into it?Vote on all of our Golden Globe Awards polls here!
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A Heritage of 20th Century British Song
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A Heritage of 20th Century British Song (Volume 1). Composed by Various. For Piano Accompaniment, Voice (Voice and Piano). Boosey & Hawkes Voice. Softcover. 128 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M051909117. Published by Boosey & Hawkes (HL.48008412).
Contents: The Bells of Clermont Town • Come into the Garden, Maude • Crabbed Age and Youth • Diaphenia • Drake's Drum • Epitaph on Salathiel Pavy • In Summertime on Bredon • In the Highlands • I Will Go with My Father a-Ploughing • Lullaby • A Lullaby • Mistress Mine • Oh! My Swetynge! • Oh the Idle Hill of Summer • Outward Bound • Philomel • The Roadside Fire • Sea Wrack • Sleep • Speak, Music • Spring • A Spring Song • Sunny March • Villanelle • The Virgin's Cradle Hymn • A Widow Bird Sat Mourning.
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So I realized I was gone for a couple days (and racked up more messages and comments to reply to). I've been playing and trying to fix Dragon Age Crashquisition, which proves once again why I should never, ever buy triple-A titles. I've played week-old steam greenlight indie games that crashed less often, and I'm fairly certain they didn't have a multi-million dollar budget, a large publisher, and a history of making (slightly) less shitty games behind them.
Anyway, it looks like the problem is once again a case of "Oops, we didn't realize we poorly optimized the game!" or as I like to call it "Oops the end of the fiscal year / holidays / quarter / game conference / investors meetings / my son's birthday is next week so fuck the beta testing, release it now!"
Though from what I have played when I'm not constantly crashing to desktop (despite the crash fixes, blah blah yeah keep blaming the user for it but if we're already running the newest drivers, who is really to blame?) it is a pretty fun game.
I suppose it's for the best that it kept crashing, now I can get some other things done. Besides, I was getting tired of spamming the same four spells over and over again. So, I suppose homework, writing pony, and alpha sapphire will be getting some love soon.
Oh, and it crashes on the xbox 1 and ps4 too. When you can't properly code and optimize a game for a console with fixed, precisely known hardware and software installed on it, it's time to close your company down. Preferably with a fuel air bomb. I don't think I'm close enough to EA or Bioware for the blastwave to hurt me, though I might see a pretty light show if I look in the right direction.
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Though my body's reaction to chugging that vodka was incredibly predictable. Dear God that burned like hell.
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Would people find that entertaining to watch starting tomorrow? Is their a subset of people who (can't afford DA:I) and (want to watch me play it) and (follows me on Fim Fiction)? I mean that's one hell of a Venn Diagram right there...
Anyway, I was excited to have this one sneak up on me. I'm a big fan of Bioware/EA (not counting the last 10 minutes of Mass Effect 3) and am stoked to play DA:I.
Don't worry, I'll still write pony. I'll just do it while I'm at school pretending to be taking notes. What's the worse that can happen? I miss a lecture on how to rig and animate characters in 3ds max or maya? Hah! Those are like.... way easier than slaying Onyxia solo for bragging rights.
p.s. thanks to all who are following/favoriting/sacrificing virgins to Dash of Humanity 1-3. I'll reply to every single comment.... in a day or two when I have time to sit down and go through them all. But I will!
p.p.s. Thanks for hanging out in the 3ds max turned photoshop turned streamception turned hearthstone stream earlier. It was good, clean fun, aside from some tasteful pony art in the background. :)
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This has the potential to be a featured fanfiction. Props to you, my good sir!
Oh god, those eyes. LOOK! Look with your special eyes.
This chapter was absolutely hilarious! The diaper part left me gasping for air. It was kind of creepy though. I can't wait for more :P
I agree with the great and powerful "Prototype ALS-AI1993" !
Eh, it's fine.
slightly funnier than the first :)
>>2531555 Yeah, if you want to be treated like a foal, maybe. I still have a life to live to be locked up in an asykum because my mind has been converted to a newborn's.
Excellent work! I quite enjoyed the first chapter and the second chapter I'm all like, "...Umm...What."
A good story! Totally publish!
Yeah I submitted so I can see if it gets featured, despite some inherent. . . "flaws" to the story.
Namely, I think I made Fluttershy too hot, and now everyone will be like "We want more humans in diapers!" and I won't be able to write the rest of the ponies.
copying a fic that was bad to begin with
The last story I read was the exact opposite of this.
My god, this guy is in trouble.
Oh, dear Lord, I can see this getting featured and becoming popular (as popular can be) very quickly...
I shall read later.
>>2532223 "We want more humans in diapers!"
Ok-What thu fu-? I don't even...
Now I have to read this story. Da fuq happens?!
They need some people to comfort these them after this ordeal.
Hell, us Cloppers would love this.
I shall read this, even though I find the whole rape thing a bit disturbing.
Would be kinda funny to see a rapid brony hater come across one of these Ponies.
Sally had probably slept her way to aids by now
Are you talking about people that are hired as helpers or the disease AIDs?
puny human!
You stare into the eyes of a furious unicorn in an elaborate wizard's hat and cape.
Don't you mean "ridiculous" wizard's hat and cape? Or is this quickly going the way of BloodNinja?
Two of them involved a set of magical suspension gear to hang you from the cieling
Short, sweet, and violently to the point. I get the feeling I should read what this is parodying.
Next chapter: brony-hater. Check.
Yeah, rape has a very negative connotation and I try to avoid it. Rape is wrong. Forced Pony Sex is satire.
Isn't that the point? To write a bad satire of a story to get featured, before killing myself for debasing all the integrity I built up with my Octavia tragedy?
If you can't beat them, join them. Three things get featured: ShortSkirts&Explosions, clop, and bad crossovers.
I'm not SS&E and I don't write crossovers.
Ever since I read pattycake, it's canon that Fluttershy enjoys age regression and foal play. If you can think of something more creepy, I'm all ears.
although this is better for vagrape
Yeah, this train definitely lost the brakes and passed freaky town several stops ago.
Yeah sorry, all I could think of.
Yeah, this is surely something iloveportalz0rs would like. Really creepy at the end, and now I have weird head canon about what Fluttershy would do in a world she perceived as not having consequences. Though I suppose I will try and help get this featured. It would be funny to see side by side with the forced pony cuddles one (I forgot the actual title).
You die of dehydration on the floor, Fluttershy inadvertently kills you.
That's the goal. It'd be hilarious to get a screenshot of them side by side.
I just hope Aetherpony has a since of humor. I pissed off BronyWriter once and woke up missing three fingers. There was a note on the dresser from someone named "Joyous Blossom" warning me to watch my mouth.
Also, I bet Fluttershy comes back for him. Or, starts her own nursery.
this line started roaming trough my head when reading about diapers
If he didn't like it... Why did he write it?
Far as I can tell, no one forced him to.
~Skeeter The Lurker
It is authors like you that stand for good literature by destroying your reputation that I respect. You point out our flaws and do not forgive us for them, but stick the problem right in our face and beat us with it. Good luck and Luna's speed (Celestia's speed, God's speed, Rainbow Dash's speed?) - Fourpony
Believe it or not I'd be laughed off a debate team, such a horrible writer / public speaker.... anyway that guy basically summed up why I did it. I have no regrets. Also, I keep telling people I'm a horrible writer, yet they keep on upvoting!
(But yeah, once the point is made I'll go back to my regular stories and stop trashing the site. Or will I? )
(no, I will. )
Not sure what the quote had to do with anything
This....This is bad on a level I never seen before. Where the hell did you come up with this shit?
Suddenly Fluttershy has the ability to program creatures to do as she says.
Also given the simple fact that she ruin this guy's life for a quick fuck and fantasy is...
What he's saying is that he is doing a satirical comedy of the comedy. He's quoting a person who complemented him for the same reason as you are brutalizing him.
>Writing is an art, this is the messed up jesus painting.
Are you asserting that this story is NOT "art", just because it's satirical/non-serious?
Eeh I'm not into heavy fetish stuff.
Well... considering I do read pony porn fics, I'm not into this kind of heavy fetish stuff.
I mean, bondage, and now some kind of messed up baby thing? Ugh... No thanks.
You typed the alphabet wrong. Its not zxy its zyx- abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.
What makes you think that? Because yeah, I put in the description (that I copy/pasted and replaced cuddles with sex) that it's a satire on that story. Also, it's a satire on the fanbase, who with one voice denounces clop, and with one hand favorites it into the featured box.
(Also I'd be lying to say I didn't enjoy writing it.)
Step one: pick pony.
Step two: find a story about said pony and some weird stuff.
Step three: edit for grammar, leave the horrible puns, and get featured.
*shrug* it just came . . . to me.
Oh Morpheus, what would it cost to get you to say this:
"What if I told you, a mature sex tag
Is all it takes to get featured?"
(But yeah, four mature sex stories + one teen sex story featured right now. You can't make this stuff up *checks the story he just made up* oh ...)
Also, because I'm not a jerk, Thanks to Aetherpony for inspiring this train wreck of awesome.
Was a little disturbing, I'll admit. If things get too scary, I'll move on to a more nicer kinda Human X Pony story like Xenophilia.
Just on the last half of this chapter, nope. That just...
Nope the fuck outta here, bro.
I'm not brutalizing. I've talked about this story, not him. I'm sure he's a good author. I just dont like things like this.
Ya know, I wanna be surprised about this. I really do.
But, well, I figured something like this would happen.
I don't know whether to or or so I'm just gonna read.
And you know that a true true friend is about three feet long, blunt, and capable of killing a person in one decent blow to the skull.
No, a true true friend is only five or six inches long, has a polymer grip, and is capable of spitting hot lead at speeds that exceed the sound barrier.
Holy st, don't tell me I'm the only one here who gets the Asimov's Laws of Robotics reference.
So far yes, and I shall spare your life for it. Well played.
I own a gun now. Guns are cool.
Thank you for not crushing me like an ant. I just couldn't resist the satire. Hopefully you get a few laughs out of it (and let me cuddle more ponies in the meantime.)
If it makes up for it, I loved Wild Rose. . .
I agree you're not brutalizing. It's okay to not like things like this, heck I didn't like them at first but the innocence of My Little Pony died with "Miss Me?" and it's been downhill from there. Anyway, I was just trying to say that I didn't do this for the clop, I did this for the satire? Also, that I suck at persuasive arguments... Anyhow, it's definitely not for everyone, especially woona.
Yeah, I'd say "it's alright, it's only in the Fluttershy chapter." However, I'm guessing you're long gone and trying to scrub the mental imagery out of your head, in which case:
That's been recommended to me, actually. Apparently I can add sex to the growing list of things I'm good at (the others being dark, tragedy, and a horrible sense of humor.) As for the fetishy bits, those are there to poke fun at other stories (pattycakes/cupcakes.) For instance, Lyra's chapter she's going to have a ... well... I don't want to ruin it. I might still be able to stop myself before I'm in too deep.
Oh, my bad if I used strong words. I know where you come from, too.
Theres nothing wrong with clop. Some very well written stories are clop. It's just the re-use of a subject with no plot at all for the sake of feature. I would rather create a powerful work that nobody read.
Haven't even read it yet, but I'm gonna give a thumbs up for the pic alone
Shh... shh... It's okay.
This has a comedy tag.
As I understand it, OP is trying to hit all the feature box's favorite fetishes so he can stay up there forever. The feature box likes to fap to some weird shit, you see.
Nah I just don't like comments like this: >>2532565 I wouldn't doubt as to why people would say it's: Easily repetitive plot, no real advancement in story line, simple humor, the list goes on. I just wish people would stop saying things are bad without a reason why. It's just supposed to be works of fun and cuddling. Not to be taken serious.
But, as far as grammar and punctuation is concerned, that's another story. I like my stuff to be as great as possible in that respect. It just sucks that I suck at that.
Anyway, I'm glad that you found enjoyment out of Wild Rose, a lot of people seemed to. Keep up the good work, keep it coming. Though, well, some of these probably won't be my fetish.
I also prefer good stories no one reads to crappy features. My friend has been killing himself writing and re-writing some amazing surrealist stories, yet he can't get featured on fim fiction. EQD features his stories, but because his story isn't clop, he doesn't get featured here.
Any given day the featured box comprises entirely of poorly written stories with excellent premisis/cover art, clop, or SS&E/Darf/ any of those instant-feature authors. As a result, he and other aspiring authors, just doesn't get the credit they should. Hopefully this proves that to people. Not until after they favorite it, of course...
Anyhow, I agree that this bad clop. The goal was to re-use a subject with no plot at all for the sake of getting featured so me and my imaginary-hipster friends (because I have no friends) can laugh at everyone. As you pointed out, I did just that, and if I had a soul, I might feel remorse. Instead, I feel vindicated. Also, sticky.
Ah having been told many times my various stories are "bad" I apologize for that. I didn't mean to imply it was bad without giving a reason. (It's super annoying when that happens.)
I can go into a story like yours and just enjoy the cuddling. My intent was that the attention it got was disproportional to the amount it should have received. It's great it got featured, don't get me wrong we all want to cuddle with ponies so I understand why. Me and some of my editor friends see some truly amazing stories that never get near the featured box, due to "the readers" deciding stories like mine, and to a lesser extent yours about shameless cuddling, should be featured over epic 30-50k stories that an author spent three months on.
I spent a few hours on this, and already destroyed my best friend in views who has been constantly revising some EQD featured stuff of his that just isn't getting viewed / noticed. That's the real tragedy here. (That and my horrible writing.)
So I don't personally find any fault with your story. My beef is more with how anything the "top 10" authors on the site post gets featured within ten minutes, four clop stories on the list at once, or a story that rides to featured status on the title alone (a.k.a. this guy )
It creates an atmosphere that discourages new authors (like I was 4 months ago) from continuing their stories on this site, usually quitting fan fiction writing all together.


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Newtown victim's animal shelter dream turning realBy SUSAN HAIGH
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In this 2012 photo provided by Jenny Hubbard, her daughter Catherine Hubbard hugs their dog Sammy at their home in Newtown, Conn. An animal sanctuary will be named after Catherine, who was one of 20 first-graders killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.HARTFORD, Conn. Before she was killed in the Newtown school massacre, 6-year-old Catherine Violet Hubbard raised money from returnable bottles and cans to buy bones for dogs at the pound and designed business cards for an imaginary animal shelter, listing herself as caretaker.
Her pretend animal shelter is now on track to become a reality as the state prepares to transfer 34 acres of a former psychiatric facility to a foundation raising money to build an animal sanctuary to honor the life of the little girl who was one of 20 first-graders killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
It was just in her soul, said Jenny Hubbard, describing her late daughters love of animals. She didnt care if it was fuzzy or slimy.
Plans for the sanctuary in her name include a shelter and adoption center for cats and dogs, a refuge for farm and work animals, and a rescue and release program for injured, native wildlife. Plans also include a state-of-the-art veterinarian clinic and a welcome center where educational programs will be held. The goal is to open the main building in Newtown in 2016.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy recently signed legislation instructing the Department of Agriculture to convey the state land to the private Catherine Violet Hubbard Foundation set up by her parents. Several steps remain before Attorney General George Jepsen can sign off on the final transfer.
For Jenny Hubbard and her husband, Matt, who each have business backgrounds and wrote the sanctuarys business plan, the project has been both a healing and humbling experience. Theyve been amazed by the outpouring of support. To date, $800,000 has been donated, even though formal fundraising efforts have not yet begun. Various professionals, from veterinarians to a Newtown architectural firm PH Architects, have donated their services.
We remind ourselves every day there are kids murdered across the country and not everybody has the opportunity to do this for their childs life, Jenny Hubbard said.
A mistaken Google search ultimately led to the idea for the sanctuary. Tasked with the unimaginable job of writing their 6-year-olds obituary, the Hubbards decided to ask people to donate money in lieu of flowers to the local animal control center.
But as a friend looked up the address, they instead discovered The Animal Center, a small, nonprofit group of volunteers who provide foster homes to stray cats and dogs until permanent homes can be found. Harmony Verna, the groups vice president, remembers getting a call from the Hubbards, asking if the center would mind being listed in Catherines obituary. Within two weeks, $150,000 had been donated in the little girls name.
Given the large sum, Verna said she felt the Hubbards needed to have a say in how the money was spent. Verna shared with the couple The Animal Centers dream of someday opening an animal sanctuary, a place where all kinds of animals could find a healing place and have nothing to fear.
Ill tell you, like this energy entered the room and they looked at us and said, Thats it, Verna said. This would have been her dream.
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A new report from a prominent publicist appears to confirm, with surprising details, a theory that The Hollywood Gossip has espoused for some time:
Heather Mills sucks.
Parapluie, a PR company that used to rep Paul McCartney's ex, says she made allegations about the music icon to the firm that they believe are lies.
Mills claimed, among other things, that McCartney was a drunk, drug-abusing wife beater. Parapule, who is suing Mills for back fees, says that's BS.
Legal documents state, Heather told one of the publicists, "I could kill [Paul], last night, he tried to choke me. The marriage is over." Lies, they say.
The firm also claims it got Mills an offer to star on Celebrity Apprentice, but Mills would only accept the gig if Donald Trump guaranteed she'd win.
Trump denied her request.Parapluie also says Heather lied when she said all of the money she made from Dancing with the Stars would go to charity. Only a portion did.
The publicity company is suing for unpaid fees totaling $168,000.
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This woman operates under the guise of being a philanthropist. Everything she does is selfish. Remember she was gonna give DWTS money to charity? Same w/ divorce $. Never happened. She's a mean, twisted, vindictive, crazy person. Ugly to boot.
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Nah I'm doing HW right now and posting inbetween problems, so I haven't played a match yet.
My theory craft skill build for Ashe is:
Volley seems to do hardly anything with higher lvls (except for lower cd which is useless because of Ashe's low mana pool)
Hawkshot for farming and anti gank.
Frost Shot for harrasing and killing. Is there orb walking in LoL? Or are the creep agro mechanics different?
EDIT: Also are there Orb Effects in LoL? So I can't use certain items because of frost shot?
You can ignore creeps damage at lvl 1
Another thing to add: ranged heroes range is like Zeus range (give or take a little)
runes and masteries along with summoner spells greatly changes the outcome of your performance
Edit: you can stack as much orb effect as u want, as long as u don't stack the same "Unique". Only the strongest slow will apply onto the target, for example if u buy frozen mallet (Skadi) on Ashe only the strongest slow will apply. If you buy -armor and slow and any other orb, they will all stack together
volley should be maxed first, it actually does a decent amount of damage and has low cooldowns at high level. i usually get 2 (personal preference) hawkshot next and then max slow (with ult whenever possible)
The wiki says all volley gets from levels is +10 damage and lowered cool down.
Looking at Ashe's base stats-she has a really small mana pool, so I don't think she can really spam it.
So I'm thinking that Orb Harass and +Gold Farm are better to get early, and using lvl 1 volley sparingly like zues' chain lighting (for a last hit and minor harass).
However, if creeps really do deal negligible damage in LoL, maybe the frost shot for orb harass isn't really worth it?
Manamue or how ever it's spelled might help if your having mana problems with Ashe. It's a DPS item that gives +20 AD and then uses 1.5 or 2% of your manapool as extra AD.
similairly. Here is a guide on her
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It was like something out of an Indiana Jones movie or a Discovery Channel special, with all the anticipation of an important find — in the middle of a church basement.
Oklahoma City church prepares for opening of centennial time capsule
Leaders of First Lutheran Church of Oklahoma City recently teamed with the Oklahoma Historical Society and the Oklahoma Archeological Survey at the University of Oklahoma to uncover clues about a time capsule buried in the downtown church's basement, 1300 N Robinson.
A large concrete slab covers the vault-like structure that houses the time capsule, officially called the "First Lutheran Church Century Chest."
The Rev. Jerry Peterson, the church's senior pastor, said the concrete slab had been covered with floor tile until six months ago. Wednesday, Peterson gathered with representatives of the state agencies with special equipment designed to scope out the exact location of the chest.
"This is new," Scott Hammerstedt, a research archaeologist with the Oklahoma Archeological Survey at OU, said Wednesday.
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Peterson said the time capsule will be the focus of a ceremony set for April 22, 2013, exactly 100 years after it was sealed and buried.
Peterson said the 100-year-old time capsule contains a plethora of city and state history, including American Indian artifacts and historical documents, pottery made from Oklahoma soil, commemorative plates and other memorabilia, photographs, recorded speeches (for a phonograph) by noted historians and civic leaders, a phonograph, clothing and copies of a special Century Chest edition of The Oklahoman.
He said the church plans to unearth the chest sometime before the ceremony and show the items found within during the special event.
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Peterson said Wednesday's sleuthing project was part of the church's effort to find out more about the time capsule to compile information for the people who will be tasked with getting it out of the ground.
Peterson said several holes were recently drilled into the concrete. Wednesday, Hammerstedt used ground-penetrating radar to help discover the specific location of the chest. Peterson said church leaders 100 years ago placed the chest in a copper box and sealed it with concrete as a preservation measure.
Hammerstedt said the equipment he used Wednesday is widely used for various projects such as the search for unmarked graves and a current project regarding the Spiro Mounds near Spiro, in eastern Oklahoma.
With information provided by Hammerstedt, Andy Slaucitajs, an independent videographer who works part-time for the Oklahoma Historical Society, placed an endoscope in each of the drilled holes to get a glimpse of the inside of the structure containing the chest.
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Shooting Sports
Shooting Sports includes Air Rifle, Small Bore Rifle, Archery, Shotgun, Muzzleloading and Hunting disciplines. At the state level both competition and camps are available to participate in this activity. There are a number of state level matches that are open to 4-H participants who are in a county shooting sports club/program led by a discipline Certified 4-H Shooting Sports Leader/Volunteer. For more information on how to become involved in Shooting Sports in your county, click here.
***No Rifle sharing will be allowed in this year's State Rifle Contest***
Rules and Regulations
- State Plan & Guidelines, Revised 1/2012
- National 4-H Shooting Sports
- Liabilities:The 1997 Florida Statutes
Upcoming Trainings
Florida 4-H Shooting Sports Level I Instructor Training
The 4-H Shooting Sports Level 1 instructor Training that was scheduled for November 15-16, 2014 has been CANCELLED. For any questions, please contact Dr. Jerry Culen at firstname.lastname@example.com or 352-273-3525.
Upcoming Contests
3-D Archery Match
- When: Saturday, December 6th, 2014 from 8:00A – 2:00P
- Where: Easton Newberry Sports Complex, 24880 NW 16th Ave, Newberry, FL 32669
- How much? $20 per archer
- Registration is open until November 26. Registration received after the deadline will be charged a $5 late fee.
- Match Information – Program Cover || Tournament Rules
- Registration Materials – Registration Form || Participation Form || Newberry Release || Agent Responsibility Form
State Rifle & Small Bore Contest
- When: Saturday, March 7, 2015
- Where: Hernando Sportsman Club, 16121 Commercial Way, Brooksville, FL 34614
State Archery Contest
- When: Saturday, March 14, 2015
- Where: Easton Newberry Sports Complex, 24880 NW 16TH Ave, Newberry, FL 32669
State Shotgun Contest
- When: Saturday, March 21, 2015
- Where: Polk County Trap & Skeet, 150 Spirit Lake Rd, Winter Haven, FL 33880
For questions regarding:
- Shooting Sports or general page content contact Dr. Gerald Culen at firstname.lastname@example.com or 352-273-3525
- Archery rules, registration, or logistics contact Laura Cash at firstname.lastname@example.com or 386-822-5778
- Shooting sports registration contact Travis Shepard at firstname.lastname@example.com or 352-294-2901


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