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The long, humid swelter of August is here, and the best way to beat the heat is to grab your keys and hit the road. If you've got a convertible, this is the time to put your top down and enjoy the wind on your face. If you've got a coupe, roll the windows down or crank the air conditioning up. And while you're speeding down the road, take a second to contemplate your mod list. Whether you're thinking about some major engine work or some minor cosmetic changes, this is the perfect time to pick those parts up. Take advantage of the light and the warmth–and these great deals–so you can cruise in style when the weather cools off.
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The 5 Best Roads to Drive Your Mustang On
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most a few of our employees have "less-than-perfect" driving records. This is probably because we've been on the lookout for the darkest, fastest, highest roads in the US; and sometimes this calls for a little bit of "spirited driving"! During our search, we stumbled upon these 5 roads that were just begging for us to lay down some fresh rubber:
Number 5. Florida's State Road A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Highway
There's no questioning that the southern Florida coast is one of the finest spots in the country for beach bodies! And by beach bodies we mean both classic/vintage and brand new Mustangs! For years, it has been a landmark "cruising" spot for all automotive enthusiasts–every car imaginable can be seen on this stretch of road from Key West through Jacksonville. Whether you're cruising in 4th gear or burning the tires at every stop light, it's hard to find a better road to drive on.
4.) Montana's Beartooth Highway – The All American Road
11,000 feet above sea level and chiseled into mountain terrain, you'll find a high performance enthusiast's dream! This two hour scenic drive has plenty of potential for Mustang drift footage for those brave enough to try. Montana's US Highway 212 has the most amazing twists and turns through what seems to be walls of snow and rock. Make sure to check with the ranger's station before taking on this voyage, as it has been known to snow even in the summer.
Name These Mustang Parts and One Could be Yours!
Everybody loves a challenge, and we have one for you guys! Below are cropped images taken directly from the main website picture of six different parts. If you guess all six of them correctly, you could win one. The rules are simple, all you have to do is find the pictures the images shown below were taken from and fill out the entry form before midnight on July 28th. Each entry with all six pictures listed correctly will be entered into a drawing. The winner of the drawing will get to pick one of the parts below as their prize, and will be announced on the blog on July 30th. Good luck!
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- All entries must be made using the form below, and submitted before midnight on July 28th.
- All correct entries will be put into a drawing to determine the winner. The winner will get to select one of the parts as their prize.
- You can submit multiple entries, but please don't send the same entry more than once.
- Please submit a link to the page where you find the picture of the part on the website.
- Parts are numbered 1-6, clockwise from top left.
- This contest is open to US residents only.
Everything You Need To Know About Your 94-04 Mustang's Exhaust
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Ok guys, heads up – I've broken this article down by exhaust component to cover as many of our common Mustang exhaust questions as possible. If there's a question you have that isn't answered here, then you know what to do! (If you're scratching your head right now – the answer is call/email us!) You can also check out our tech article on Understanding Mustang Exhaust Systems if you need a refresher or some basic info.
How does an aftermarket exhaust improve my car's performance?
I'm sure many of us are familiar with the "air pump" analogy – that is, an engine is essentially a big air pump, and the faster we move air into and out of the engine, the more power it will make. Therefore, replacing your factory exhaust with a larger, freer-flowing aftermarket exhaust can improve horsepower and torque.
What's the difference between long-tube and shorty headers and how do they help my car?
Long-tube headers can also be called full-length headers, and require a shorty mid-pipe, oxygen sensor extensions, and a tune. Stock manifolds restrict airflow, especially on 2-valve engines. Tuning is required because long tube headers relocate the oxygen sensors further down-stream than factory, so a tune is necessary to compensate for the delay in response. For all you track-rats out there (or anybody who's looking for a little extra kick from your pony) – long tubes are the way to go. Shorty headers are a direct replacement for your factory exhaust manifolds and do not require additional parts or tuning. Power gains differ between the two as well; long tubes will see the most gains in the mid-low to mid-high RPM range, while shorty headers will see their biggest gains in the mid-RPM range. Shorty headers are a great upgrade for your daily driver, but long tubes are best if you're going for all-out performance, on the street or the strip. Another option for your Mustang headers is ceramic coating, which is more durable than chrome, and absorbs heat better.


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September 3, 2013 - Profit from cord-cutters
With cable prices constantly increasing, it comes as no surprise that some consumers are cutting the cord with cable and satellite companies.
The rising costs of cable and satellite subscriptions are not the only reason why people are cancelling their cable plans. The internet has ushered in a wide range of sites and services. Netflix (NFLX), Amazon Prime (AMZN) and Hulu have made it easier than ever for people to get their video demands outside of cable and satellite providers. As recently as a few years ago, it was unimaginable that we would see a mass exodus from these services, but the data is proving otherwise.
Over the four years, the U.S. economy has been recovering, albeit slowly, from the recent recession, so it would be reasonable to assume that more households would be able to afford paid television packages. In fact, just the opposite is occurring, and the number of households that currently pay for television is the lowest that it has been in the last four years.
Some people are cutting the cord to save money. Others are doing so because they prefer to stream their content to the computer or through their streaming devices such as Apple's (AAPL) Apple TV or Roku.
Regardless of the reason, cable and satellite providers are losing customers. The next logical question becomes how can we as investors take advantage of the shift in how people satisfy their television needs.
While cable and satellite companies have been losing customers, people do still want their entertainment needs fulfilled. People that cut back on cable packages will find other places to spend that money, so a good way to profit from the current trend is to look at a wide range of entertainment stocks.
A good option to consider is the exchange-traded fund Consumer Discret Select Sector SPDR (XLY). This ETF contains all the entertainment companies. Its top holdings include Disney (DIS), Amazon (AMZN) and Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA), which are all content creators or providers within the new model. In addition, you also get exposure to traditional cable companies Comcast (CMCSA) and Time Warner Cable (TWC).
Keeping your money spread out over so many different entertainment companies allows you to profit if the current trend continues to non-pay television, but also keeps you involved in cable companies in case the trend reverses.
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Salif Keita will return to the WOMAD NZ stage in 2013 to showcase his golden tonsils - the Malian singer's first appearance at the festival since 2007. He joins already announced headliners, trumpeting master Hugh Masekela, reggae superstar Jimmy Cliff, Balkan musician Goran Bregovic, Spanish classical genius, Jordi Savall and guitar maestro Vieux Farka Touré aka The Hendrix of the Sahara, among others.
Leading the local line-up will be the iconic Aotearoa National Maori Choir, featuring around 80 voices from around NZ. Other Kiwi acts announced include: The Yoots, Fly My Pretties, David Kilgour and The Heavy Eights, Electric Wire Hustle, Ahoribuzz and more.
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An anonymous reader writes "Corning introduced next-generation Gorilla Glass, which it said is ten times tougher than any competitive cover glass now in the market. The company says that the Gorilla Glass 4 so launched is to address the No.1 problem among the smartphones users- screen breakage due to everyday drops."
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jones_supa writes: Eizo has introduced an interesting new PC monitor with a square aspect ratio: the Eizo FlexScan EV2730Q is a 26.5-inch screen with 1:1 aspect ratio and an IPS panel with resolution of 1920 x 1920 pixels. "The extended vertical space is convenient for displaying large amounts of information in long windows, reducing the need for excess scrolling and providing a more efficient view of data," the firm writes. The monitor also offers flicker-free (non-PWM) backlight and reduced blue light features to avoid scorching users' eyes. Would a square display be of any benefit to you?
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mrspoonsi writes: New York City announced today it has picked the companies that will deliver the technology behind its deployment of free, gigabit Wi-Fi to pay phone stations throughout the city. The LinkNYC stations will also include charging outlets, touchscreen displays that interface with city services, and free U.S. calling. It will be funded through advertising. Construction will begin in 2015, and officials expect up to 10,000 stations to be installed before it's done.
106 comments | about two weeks ago
ErnieKey writes with a Reuters story that says Google's Glass, not yet out for general purchase, has been wearing on the patience of both developers and would-be customers: "After an initial burst of enthusiasm, signs that consumers are giving up on Glass have been building.' Is it true that Google Goggles are simply not attractive to wear? Or perhaps it's the invasion of privacy that is deterring people from wearing them. Regardless, Google needs to change something quickly before they lose all their potential customers. From the article: Of 16 Glass app makers contacted, nine said that they had stopped work on their projects or abandoned them, mostly because of the lack of customers or limitations of the device. Three more have switched to developing for business, leaving behind consumer projects. Plenty of larger developers remain with Glass. The nearly 100 apps on the official website include Facebook and OpenTable, although one major player recently defected: Twitter. "If there was 200 million Google Glasses sold, it would be a different perspective. There's no market at this point," said Tom Frencel, the chief executive of Little Guy Games, which put development of a Glass game on hold this year and is looking at other platforms, including the Facebook-owned virtual-reality goggles Oculus Rift. Several key Google employees instrumental to developing Glass have left the company in the last six months, including lead developer Babak Parviz, electrical engineering chief Adrian Wong, and Ossama Alami, director of developer relations.
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An anonymous reader writes The company has rolled out some changes that make it easier to control what comes in your News Feed. From the article: "The social network unveiled a new settings menu and customization options for News Feed that allows users to personalize the types of content they see. The News Feed settings menu, which appears in the Facebook apps and on the web, displays which friends appear most often in your News Feed and which friends you've chosen to unfollow. From there, you can choose to unfollow people you don't want to see anymore or re-follow (Facebook calls it "reconnecting" with) those you've previously hidden from your feed."
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dryriver (1010635) writes with this clipping from the BBC: A French health watchdog has recommended that children under the age of six should not be allowed access to 3D content. The Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety (Anses) added that access for those up to the age of 13 should be 'moderate'. It follows research into the possible impact of 3D imaging on still-developing eyes. Few countries currently have guidelines about 3D usage. According to Anses, the process of assimilating a three-dimensional effect requires the eyes to look at images in two different places at the same time before the brain translates it as one image. 'In children, and particularly before the age of six, the health effects of this vergence-accommodation conflict could be much more severe given the active development of the visual system at this time,' it said in a statement.
99 comments | about three weeks ago
SmartAboutThings (1951032) writes "LG Display has announced that it has developed a 5.3-inch Full HD LCD panel for smartphones with the world's narrowest bezel at 0.7mm. It's even thinner than a credit card, making the screen give you the impression that it 'overflows.' The company calls the construction Neo Edge technology; it uses an adhesive instead of double-sided tape to attach and seal the panel's circuit board and backlight unit.
63 comments | about a month ago
An anonymous reader writes: Over 4 million Raspberry Pis have been sold so far, and now founder Eben Upton has shown off a touchscreen display panel that's designed to work with it. It's a 7" panel, roughly tablet sized, but slightly thicker. "With the incoming touchscreen panel The Pi Foundation is clearly hoping to keep stoking the creative fires that have helped drive sales of the Pi by slotting another piece of DIY hardware into the mix." Upton also discussed the Model A+ Raspberry Pi board — an updated version they'll be announcing soon.
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zonker writes: In 1970, the Xerox Corporation established the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) with the goal to develop an "architecture of information" and lay the groundwork for future electronic office products. The pioneering Alto project that began in 1972 invented or refined many of the fundamental hardware and software ideas upon which our modern devices are based, including raster displays, mouse pointing devices, direct-manipulation user interfaces, windows and menus, the first WYSIWYG word processor, and Ethernet.
The first Altos were built as research prototypes. By the fall of 1976 PARC's research was far enough along that a Xerox product group started to design products based on their prototypes. Ultimately, ~1,500 were built and deployed throughout the Xerox Corporation, as well as at universities and other sites. The Alto was never sold as a product but its legacy served as inspiration for the future.
With the permission of the Palo Alto Research Center, the Computer History Museum is pleased to make available, for non-commercial use only, snapshots of Alto source code, executables, documentation, font files, and other files from 1975 to 1987. The files are organized by the original server on which they resided at PARC that correspond to files that were restored from archive tapes. An interesting look at retro-future.
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This is a "wet" submarine. It doesn't try to keep water out. You wear SCUBA gear while pedaling it. And yes, it is powered by a person pushing pedals. That motion, through a drive train, makes manta-style wings flap. This explains the name, since rays are Batoids, and this sub is a fake Batoid, not a real one. It's a beautiful piece of work, and Martin Plazyk is obviously proud to show it off. He and his father, Bruce, operate as Faux Fish Technologies. Follow that link and you'll see many photos, along with a nice selection of videos showing their creations not just in static above-water displays, but in their natural (underwater) element. Meanwhile, here on Slashdot, Martin tells how Faux Fish subs are made. (Alternate Video Link)
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iFixit gives the new Retina iMac a score of 5 (out of 10) for repairability, and says that the new all-in-one is very little changed internally from the system (non-Retina) it succeeds. A few discoveries along the way: The new model "retains the familiar, easily accessible RAM upgrade slot from iMacs of yore"; the display panel (the one iin the machine disassmbled by iFixit at least) was manufactured by LG Display; except for that new display, "the hardware inside the iMac Intel 27" Retina 5K Display looks much the same as last year's 27" iMac." In typical iFixit style, the teardown is documented with high-resolution pictures and more technical details.
109 comments | about a month ago
MojoKid writes Have you ever tried hunting and pecking on a miniature keyboard that's been crammed onto a smartwatch's tiny display? Unless the tips of your fingers somehow resemble that of a stylus, you're in for a challenge. Interestingly enough, it's Microsoft that might have the most logical solution for typing on small size displays running Google's Android Wear platform. Microsoft's research division has built an analog keyboard prototype for Android Wear that eliminates the need to tap at tiny letters, and instead has you write them out. On the surface, such a solution seems like you'd be trading one tedious task for another, though a demo of the technology in action shows that this could be a promising solution — watch how fast the guy in the video is able to hammer out a response.
100 comments | about a month and a half ago
An anonymous reader writes Buried toward the end of the must-watch keynote by Oculus VR's Chief Scientist, Michael Abrash, was the announcement of a new research division within Oculus which Abrash says is the "first complete, well funded VR research team in close to 20 years." He says that their mission is to advance VR and that the research division will publish its findings and also work with university researchers. The company is now hiring "first-rate programmers, hardware engineers, and researchers of many sorts, including optics, displays, computer vision and tracking, user experience, audio, haptics, and perceptual psychology," to be part of Oculus Research.
16 comments | about a month and a half ago
An anonymous reader writes The Oculus Rift DK2 VR headset hides under its IR-transparent shell an array of IR LEDs which are picked up by the positional tracker. The data is used to understand where the user's head is in 3D space so that the game engine can update the view accordingly, a critical function for reducing sim sickness and increasing immersion. Unsurprisingly, some endeavoring folks wanted to uncover the magic behind Oculus' tech and began reverse engineering the system. Along the way, they discovered some curious info including a firmware bug which, when fixed, revealed the true view of the positional tracker.
26 comments | about a month and a half ago
alphadogg (971356) writes A startup called Antumbra run by 5 college students is looking to throw a little soothing light on this situation: People who hunker down in front of their computers until the wee hours, until it feels like their eyes might fall out. Antumbra's open-source-based Glow, which launches in a limited beta of 100 $35 units on Thursday, is a small (1.5" x 1.5"x 0.5") doohickey that attaches to the back of your computer monitor via USB port and is designed to enhance your work or gaming experience — and lessen eye strain — by spreading the colors from your screen onto the wall behind it in real time. The idea is to reduce the contrast in colors between the computer screen and the background area. The the idea might not be new, and people have been home-brewing their own content-driven lighting like this for a while, but this is the first I've seen that looks like a simple add-on.
43 comments | about a month and a half ago
jfruh writes: Traditional LCD panels are rectangular because the tiny chips that drive each pixel of the display are fitted along the edge of the glass panel on which the screen is made. But in a new breed of screens from Sharp, the chips are embedded between the pixels so that means a lot more freedom in screen shape: only one edge of the screen needs to be a straight line, which could give rise to a host of new applications.
60 comments | about 1 month ago
mrspoonsi writes GT Advanced Technologies is filing for bankruptcy. In an announcement on Monday, GT Advanced, which makes sapphire displays that many investors hoped would be in Apple's newest iPhone, said that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In early September, shares of GT Advanced got crushed after the company's sapphire displays were not in the latest version of Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. GT Advanced, however, signed a multi-year agreement with Apple last November to supply the company with sapphire material. That agreement included a $578 million prepayment, which GT Advanced is set to repay Apple over a five-year period starting in 2015.
171 comments | about 2 months ago
The Wall Street Journal reports in a paywalled article that a team under Pixel Qi founder and OLPC co-founder Mary Lou Jepsen at Google's skunkwork labs Google X is working on modular video displays that could be expanded by snapping them together "like Lego." Ars Technica, TechSpot, The Verge, and several others summarize the claims made by "three people familiar with the project"; here's a snippet from TechSpot's version: Even in the home and office, the use of multiple displays isn't uncommon but just like with larger implementations often used for advertising purposes, screen bezels are always a problem. Bezels are less visible from a distance but up close, they pretty much ruin the experience. The scope and target audience for the project is unclear at this hour as we are told the project is currently in an early stage. One of the biggest challenges is figuring out how to stitch images together across screens, both electronically and through software.
56 comments | about 2 months ago
An anonymous reader writes William Steptoe, a senior researcher in the Virtual Environments and Computer Graphics group at University College London, published a paper (PDF) detailing experiments dealing with the seamless integration of virtual objects into a real scene. Participants were tested to see if they could correctly identify which objects in the scene were real or virtual. With standard rendering, participants were able to correctly guess 73% of the time. Once a stylized rendering outline was applied, accuracy dropped to 56% (around change) and even further to 38% as the stylized rendering was increased. Less accuracy means users were less able to tell the difference between real and virtual objects. Steptoe says that this blurring of real and virtual can increase 'presence', the feeling of being truly present in another space, in immersive augmented reality applications.
75 comments | about 2 months ago
Rambo Tribble writes The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered Boeing to replace Honeywell-built cockpit screens that could be affected by wi-fi transmissions. Additionally, the FAA has expressed concerns that other frequencies, such as used by air surveillance and weather radar, could disrupt the displays. The systems involved report airspeed, altitude, heading and pitch and roll to the crew, and the agency stated that a failure could cause a crash. Meanwhile, the order is said to affect over 1,300 aircraft, and some airlines are balking, since the problem has never been seen in operation, that the order presents "a high, and unnecessary, financial burden on operators".
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27w, 5dOn the Bridges I've Burned8 comments · 203 views
So I'm back. You may have noticed that the last blog post I put up before BABSCon was back in October of 2012. I kind of fell out of the fandom around then, especially after Unicon the February after that. I never really stopped liking MLP and kept up with episodes and some other things, but I stopped keeping up with fanfic and resigned from EqD.
BABSCon kind of invigorated me. There were a couple of panels and a few super awesome fic authors (including the best party of the con, which mostly consisted of a bunch of authors discussing ponyfic) that made me really want to get back into the game as far as fic writing goes. I just posted a short one shot, On the Care and Construction of Bridges, and I'm going to try to make a habit of the whole writing and posting thing. Please don't be surprised if this fic isn't great; I'm super rusty and I didn't get an editor or anything.
Bridges started out as a very different fic. The seed of an idea for it started just after BABSCon, when I got a line from a song stuck in my head and it turned into the title "Let's not Fall in Love". Originally, the fic was going to focus much more closely on the lack of relationship between Applejack and Rarity, their trepidation over ruining the friendship they already had, and the power Rarity had over Applejack due how much more powerful Applejack's feelings were than Rarity's. It was going to explore how scary love can be, and how much power it can give others over you, and how scary it can be to have power over someone you really do care about. I've been on both sides of that sort of imbalance, and it always ends up painful. In the end, they were going to decide not to try a relationship.
This was something rather personal to me, because I had a relationship of my own in mind as a model for the relationship between Applejack and Rarity.
By the time the fic became Bridges, I'd changed the focus. The decision not to pursue love was already made, and I explored whether it was a good decision. I hope it doesn't seem like I came to any conclusion on that point, because I honestly don't know if Applejack's decision is right. I certainly don't know whether Rarity's decision is right, because I am not Rarity. I am more like Pinkie Pie. When I was in a similar situation, I chose the other path, because the power I had did not make me cautious, and I rushed into something that maybe I shouldn't have. Both good things and bad things came of that. I am not sure which there is more of.
I am very good at burning bridges. When a romantic relationship ends, I tend to cut off contact. Usually it's not a deliberate thing, I just never contact them. And they never contact me. And it makes things a bit less awkward, I suppose. I do similar things with old friends, and to be honest, I do similar things with some new friends too. I find it very easy to make new friends, so I don't put any effort into keeping the ones I have. When something ends a friendship, I let it stay ended. I guess this fic ended up being more about that than about relationships. I am very good at burning bridges, but bridges can be rebuilt. The Care and Construction of Bridges is about Rainbow Dash learning that lesson. Maybe I should follow her lead.
Also I'm half asleep typing this out so I hope it's halfway coherent.
30w, 5dGetting Back Into The Game7 comments · 103 views
So Babscon was awesome, though I managed to catch some sort of plague (or at least flu) that I'm just now recovering from. I managed to attend a couple of the fanfiction panels and an awesome fic author party. I feel like I've rekindled my passion for fanfic, and I've been spending some of the lucid time I've had while sick catching up on RCL features I hadn't read. After that, I might get around to reading all those fics I haven't read from authors I really love (Like Blueshift and CiG).
In the medium term, I think I'll get back into writing. Let's hope I haven't gotten too rusty, right?
The plan for the long term remains, as always, world domination.
32w, 1dGonna be at Babscon2 comments · 80 views
I'm super excited about it. Who else is gonna be there?
112w, 2dMusic Inspired by Tired10 comments · 313 views
An individual named Pi was apparently impressed enough by Tired that they created a short piano peice after reading it.
I appreciate everyone who reads and especially those who leave comments (thank you all, by the way, for those), but this is the first time (to my knowledge) that my fanfic has inspired this particular form of creativity, so I figured I'd give Pi a shout out on it and share it with all of you.
118w, 3dEverfree Northwest10 comments · 181 views
I hope I'm not the only one that can barely remember the start of a convention by the time it's over. Conventions for me are just so dense with activities and socialization and alcohol (Though less at this con than at anime cons I've been to). So yes, I'm currently exhausted from attending Everfree Nortwest.
I shared my room with the ever-awesome CupcakesNom, Bronycon staffer and founder of the Humble Brony Bundle, and a guy named Xiago who I hadn't ever interacted with but seems nice enough. It also turned into a minor hub of people because of its size. I managed to contain my squeals when John Joseco got his hands on the coloring book I'd picked up at Target and used eight colors of crayons to make a madly impressive recolor. I played Munchkin and Words Against Humanity with a few of the other EqD prereaders and drank homebrewed mead.
As for the con itself, it was rather awesome. There were a few headaches (as is expected from any first year con), but everything came together nicely despite the challenges of a split venue. I've been assured that Ponystock was awesome, though I'm not big into the music side of the fandom so I didn't spend much time there. I attended one of the writing panels and found it interesting. I should have gone to more, but I was too distracted wondering how many of the people in the room had written stories I'd rejected from EqD. There was a ton of other stuff to do, so I was far from bored. I was fortunate enough (and shelled out enough money for a sponsor's badge, so I had the opportunity) to be in the front row of the Mane Six Minus Two (Plus Two) panel, and that was beyond awesome. The VAs are hilarious. The Equestria Daily panel was fun, and I found it amusing that the blogponies brought cookies for everyone... but only bought fifty cookies. They were gone quite quickly. I got some buttons from the dealers' hall, including an awesome Pinkie Pie one that I managed to get signed by her VA.
On Sunday, Couch convinced a few of the prereaders and Sethisto to skip out on the con to go to a water park. That was fun, but the weather could have been better.
Overall, an awesome experience. I'm looking forward to more MLP conventions. Hopefully we get more on the west coast soon enough!
Poor Twilight. WHY THOUGH WHY MUST YOU END IT RIGHT THEEERRREEE.
Hurry before I go crazy with wonder
Enjoyed it so far. Looking forward to more... I sense a trainwreck of a first date coming... Poor Twi!
Very nice portrayal of both Twilight and Rarity
I'm looking foreward to finding out how her date goes
Oh teh lolz. Great story man, keep up the great work.
that was great!!! Loving it so far keep up the good work
I lolled. So badly. I really should of saw that twist coming.
Guys, they didn't fight. Twilight and Dazzle just are into BDSM. Very kinky.
I'm pretty sure Trixie's going to end up in the mix sometime soon. It has to do with her answer in the first chapter about stage magicians being better than mimes...
This is hilarious, man. Pure comedy gold. I don't know what ridiculous situation you're going to get Twilight into next, but I'll definitely be watching to find out.
Now THIS was a gem of a read. X3 looking forward to future installments!
The waiter probably had the best line in the history of forever.
That's right Twilight, f@#k 'em up, there can only be one!
Poor Twilight; I think Rarity deserves to be alone until she can get over herself.
Halfway through Chapter 1 I knew that Rarity and Twilight would get matched together. eventually Even still, this remains one of the most refreshingly original and fun fics I've read. Keep up the great work!
Ha, this may be my favorite chapter yet, even though it feels shorter than the others. I didn't look at the word count so maybe it is. And how is it that you made Twilight cursing sound so... sexy?
Keep up the good work!
Am I the only one here who thinks Twilight looks better than Rarity?
>>4623 I think so too. Rarity's more glamorous, but Twilight's cuter.
from the message I kind of expected this to be a date with Luna, but Scratch is cool too.
Why Lyra!?!? How could you do this to Bon Bon!?! But seriously I'm lovin this story and Lyra freaking out and leaving had me laughing Keep up the good work!
That was simply hilarious Better sleep with one eye open Twi
Lousy Expies/Captain Ersatzs. They never learn. This just keeps getting better and better
>>4623 No you are not. Twilight's adorkableness knows no bounds!!!
Just when I thought Twilight was gonna have a fun date without anything awkward happening. On a positive note thanks for getting me all hooked on the idea of TwiScratch
Aw, man. I don't know if Twilight is seriously considering it or if she was just saying that, but I hope she doesn't accept. I'm not really into polyamory, but I guess I'd keep reading anyway if she did, since I hate to quit halfway through. I love the "sugar tits" line, though.
Aaannnd a idea, the princesses have magic,sure it was intended for unicorns but hey their the gods around here so...
awwww poor Trixie,so lonely
Twilight got herself another stalker
The Great and Powerful Trixie, forever alone.
Yay for the new pairing of TwiScratch. I hope they make Scratch this awesome in season 2. This story somehow just keeps getting better. I <3 U-Harmony.
Poor Trixie. Bad Twilight! Don't hurt Trixie; she never meant to hurt you.
Twixie is still my fave pairing, even though it is necessarily a rocky relationship.
I hope Trixie will be back in season 2.
Aww, and I was kind of hoping this one would unexpectedly work out. The date's not supposed to start out with sex, Trixie!
I love Rarity "accidentally" stumbling across Twilight's books hidden under the floorboards.
For some reason I appreciate a serious part of this: just because two people - ponies - have compatible sexual orientations doesn't mean they will fall for each other. This is often neglected in shipfics and clopfics. Kudos!
The first thing I have actually guessed would happen in this fic.
No, Twilight has no sense of foe-yay, and if I didn't know better I'd think Trixie reads tvtropes.
The reasons for match made me think it was Luna. But Scratch is still so awesome!
Oh my god, I laughed so hard.
So, this thing is clearly being run by Celestia in order to troll ponies. I am so delighted.
Y'know, I was thinking that the most awkward date would be one with Celestia.
You have proven me wrong. Well played, sir, well played.
Hmm... notice how twilight stuck around in the museum, which means both of them are still in the same building
Moon's taking one from Fluttershy's book it seems.
It's gotta be Trollestia behind this. It just HAS to be.


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A Winnipeg businessman has been convicted of confining, threatening and raping a 15-year-old girl he plied with drugs and alcohol.
Oubay Chebib, 47, buried his head in his hands Thursday afternoon as jurors returned a guilty verdict following just a few hours of deliberations.
He now faces the prospect of a lengthy prison sentence when he returns to court early in the new year. Chebib remains free on bail, although the Crown requested he be taken into custody following his convictions to charges of sexual assault, forcible confinement and uttering threats.
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Chebib – the former owner of the Fabulous Futon Factory on Albert Street – testified in his own defence this week and denied any wrongdoing.
The now 19-year-old victim tearfully told jurors how Chebib fed her with booze and cocaine, tied her up and raped her in 2008 after a night of partying.
"I was crying and screaming for help. I was really scared. I just wanted it to stop," the woman testified. She identified Chebib as her attacker.
Chebib conceded it was possible the teen was at his McPhillips Street home, although he claimed to have no memory of it. Chebib also admitted he was hooked on crack cocaine at the time of the alleged incident and was selling the drug to feed his habit, even trading it for sex. He said he would often have people over to party, including teens such as the alleged victim.
But Chebib rejected the girl's claim he accused her of stealing drugs from him, assaulted her, forced her to strip and then searched her body before tying her to a bed and raping her.
"I would not take off anyone's clothes without their consent," he testified. "I wouldn't hit a woman."
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"We can all look down our noses at his lifestyle. From a moral perspective, it's pretty disgusting. But we're not here to judge him by his lifestyle," Cook said Wednesday in his final arguments.
Cook attacked the story of the victim, who claimed her 17-year-old sister took her to Chebib's home. Chebib supplied both girls with beer and crack cocaine, according to the teen. She was living in foster care at the time and said she gladly accepted what he was offering.
Her sister stepped outside, saying she was going for a walk and would be back in five minutes. But she never returned, leaving Chebib alone with the girl.
Following the attack, Chebib allegedly ordered the teen to get dressed and leave. The girl immediately phoned her father and later told her foster mother, who took her to hospital.
But she initially refused to give a statement to police, telling jurors she had warrants out for her arrest and didn't want to go to jail. She eventually came forward in 2010 and disclosed details of the incident.
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The Luma Foundation, a non-profit organisation founded by the Swiss pharmaceutical heiress and contemporary art collector Maja Hoffmann, is backing a new photography fair due to open in London in 2015. Photo London, which will include around 70 international dealers and be based at Somerset House, is co-organised by Candlestar, an arts and culture consultancy. "Luma will support the collectors' and public programme," says Michael Benson, a co-director of Candlestar.
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