#Meage Sort

[allcprogrammingandalgorithm]

#include<stdio.h> void main (){    printf("\n\n\t\t\t*******************************");    printf("\n\t\t\t*                               *");    printf("\n\t\t\t*         hello World           *");        printf("\n\t\t\t*                               *");    printf("\n\t\t\t*********************************\n");} output:- Hello World

[ka-go-me]

Name?:  Meaghan Nickname: Kitty, Sam, Hilde, Kags, Meag Age: 32  Currently Reading: The Witcher novels.  Favorite Color: Lavender/lilac, lime green, black Favorite Flower: Snap Dragon! Number of Muses: I have a LOT but as for presently *active* muses...Kagome, Izayoi, Inukimi Favorite RP Blogs?: @loneinuyasha / @inunotaishou, @akaimiko, @thecrescentofthewest, @divincwind/ @humanlcving, @mirokusama, @ncohi, @slayersheart @tatteredteacups, @thathanyouinuyasha, @ladyraisha,  Favorite Muse of Yours: Kagome is the one I use the most~ Number of Followers?: 4,656 atm?  Number of Drafts ATM?:  Active drafts all together? 4. Number of Asks: I’ve had 629 asks. According to my info. Favorite Thread(s)?: As I don’t have many running at the moment--dunno why--but I don’t. All of them are my favs. lol Last Movie You saw?: Avengers: Infinity War

Tagged by: @akaimiko, sort of. xD Tagging;Whoever wants to do this. Most people I’d tag-were tagged by Anglo already.

[theantisocialcritic]

Archive Project - December 11, 2013 - Frozen Review

Frozen, 2013 Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee 108 Minutes Watch the Trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbQm5doF_Uc —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— I've been a rather vocal detractor from Disney for a long time. Most of the time I consider them an evil corporation that monopolizes bedtime stories and panders endlessly to little girls. Just read some of the stories about the behind the scenes stuff that happens at Disney World. Rather terrifying stuff… I grew up as a Pixar fanatic, with films like The Incredibles, Monsters Inc and Toy Story which I considered to be far superior than the endless line of princess movies. However since the release of Toy Story 3, it would appear that the two companies have magically switched bodies. Pixar having now given way to a series of princess movies and horrible sequelizing in favor of creativity (Brave and Cars 2 respectively), while Disney seems to have picked up in quality and started flexing their creative muscles with great movies like Tangled and Wreck it Ralph (the latter being my favorite animated movie of 2012). For this reason I got pretty excited the first time I saw a poster for Frozen. Then the advertising campaign came in a sucked out most of my enthusiasm. The two trailers I saw advertised essentially a different movie that what came out; portraying some sort of snowman movie, alternatively contrasted by what appeared to be Tangled at the North Pole. I still wanted to see it but my interested fell back in favor of other major blockbusters like Thor: The Dark World and Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug. Given that i'm a detractor from Disney, and that the marketing campaign was really bad, understand how insane it is for me to say that Frozen is probably the best Disney movie to come out since Beauty and the Beast and Lion King came out in the 1990s. Its not only a totally amazing animated film, but probably one that will break my top ten films of the year list. What makes it work so well? The story, the characters, the themes and technical aspects of the film are all insanely top notch. The story works as a liberally interpreted adaption of the Snow Queen, apparently. I've never actually read that story or heard about it outside of the context of this movie. However its clear that the story isn't trying to work as a strict adaption and just wants to do it's own thing. It focuses on two young girls, Elsa and Anna. The story starts out with them as young kids playing together in the snow and shows how close they are. What becomes immediately apparent is that sister Elsa has the magical ability to create ice and snow which they abuse to turn a room in their parents castle into a playground. When an accident leaves Anna with a near fatal injury, Elsa becomes reclusive from Anna and retreats to her room for the remainder of her childhood and vainly attempts to get a grip on her abilities which grow more powerful as she gets older. The story skips to the day of Elsa's coronation ceremony in which she is supposed to be declared the new Queen of her parent's kingdom (probably should mention that her parents were royalty). During the coronation however, Anna accidentally pushes Elsa out of her comfort zone, causing her to lose control of her powers in from of the kingdom. She retreats to the mountains were she begins openly taking advantage of her powers away from the judgmental eyes of her kingdom which has the unintentional effect of blanketing the entire kingdom with snow in the middle of summer. Anna pursues Elsa up into the mountains with the hope of trying to bring her back to the Kingdom and having her use her abilities to end the imposed winter. Those aren't really spoilers, they are in the trailer and only really encompass the first act. What makes Elsa and Anna so interesting are the way that their personalities clash and what they symbolize. Anna is awkward but incredibly outgoing and kind, while Elsa is introverted, and wants to avoid people. What is nice is that Elsa isn't played as a straight up bad guy. Frozen isn't a story about good and evil. The focus is always on Elsa and Anna's relationship and whether Elsa can overcome her abilities and fears. Their supporting cast is an amazing lineup of personalities. Kristoff, a mountain man and his life partner/reindeer Sven accompany Anna on their journey up the mountain. Olaf, a talking snowman previous mentioned in the ad campaign, works very well as endearing comedic relief. Hans plays the role as the stereotypical handsome prince. Not to mention a variety of minor background characters with definite personalities. The story takes advantage of the cast and consistently interweaves drama and comedy together perfectly in only that way that animated movies can that makes both them awesome and endearing. Although the clique, love is the answer to life, the universe, everything and all purpose plot insolation/motif did kinda make me role my eyes hard a few times, it was used effectively at times and didn't have me scratching my head with bizarre logic very much.   Recently i've kinda taken somewhat of a stance against the concept of musicals as a means of effective storytelling. Not because I think they are inheritantly bad, but because I find musical numbers to be a pace breaker. If you will, Imagine a movie in which characters would sporadically take 5 minute breaks to stare directly at the audience and tell them how their day is going. The pacing in this movie would probably suck because the movie keeps stopping and starting the plot. For this reason, a good musical is one that uses the music numbers as part of the plot. For that, Frozen does a pretty good job. A few songs do break the pace somewhat, but a lot of them do just the opposite by speeding it up and incorporating it into the plot. The song Do you want to build a Snowman serves as a very well done transition between Anna and Elsa's childhood and young adulthood. What is really striking about the movie though is how much the movie serves at a critique of it's own genre of films. It takes a lot of huge swings at the cliques of the princess film genre such as "Love at First sight", "True Love", "The Prince Charming" and so on. The films very ending is very surprising and breaks a commonly used plot moment in most princess films in favor of a creatively conceived moment that plays into the relationships of the characters. I can't really explain further without spoiling major details so I won't, but when you see it pay attention for this detail. If I haven't made it clear from this review, know that Frozen is an amazing film that deserves to seen. Consider this, I usually only buy a few films I see in theaters each year on DVD, and usually its only films like Star Trek or The Avengers that I end up buying. I almost never go out of my way to buy animated films, even ones I really like like Toy Story 3 or Wreck it Ralph. I can say with confidence that I will more than likely pick up Frozen on DVD, possibly even on Blu-ray. If thats not enough of a recommendation that I don't know what is……. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Frozen is now playing in theaters. Special Thanks to Melissa and Meag for actually reading this review! Thanks for reading! Live long and prosper!

[allcprogrammingandalgorithm]

Write a C program to read the distance between two cities in KM. and print that distance in meters, feet, inches and centimeters.

Write a C program to read the distance between two cities in KM. and print that distance in meters, feet, inches and centimeters.

#include<stdio.h> void main() { float km, me, feet,inc,cm; printf("\n\n\tEnter is value::"); scanf("%f",&km); me=km*1000; cm=me*100; feet=cm*3780.5; inc=feet*12; printf("\n meters ::%f",me); printf("\n centimeter ::%f",cm); printf("\n feet ::%f",feet); printf("\n inches ::%f",inc); }

[m34gs]

For the anime ask: 6, 9, 14, 25

Thank you for the ask, friend!! (from this post) There might be some spoilers ahead, but that kind of comes with the territory for questions like these. Beware!

6. popular anime you didn’t like

Are you trying to get me killed, friend. Do you want to see the Meags dead in the ditch. (I jest. Only god can kill me, and only when I'm ready.)

Alright, I have to admit: I don't actually tend to really know what's popular. Sometimes I know, sometimes I'm like 'oh this is so good I bet everyone watches it' and no one else I know has heard of it, or sometimes everyone is like 'oh this show is so popular!!!' and I'm over here like 'whomst?'. Comes from not being allowed a internet or personal ipods/computers when I was younger, and our TV channels were limited. So, bear that in mind while I list my answers and my reasons.

Sword Art Online: Hate. Hate hate hate. Loathe. Kirito? More like Kiri-NO. He's so...bland. And annoying. And I just despise him. Couldn't watch the full thing. Don't like. Don't like at ALL.

Yugioh: I used to watch episodes here and there on 4KidsTV. I didn't like it. I did not like the art style and character designs and I didn't get what the big deal was about them battling with cards. And even now that I'm older, I could probably go and rewatch it, but I don't really want to. Just. No desire.

Kuroko's Basketball: Let me just first start by clarifying. I was actually interested in this anime at the start. But then they started making the sports actions out to be super-powers...and I didn't know at the time that Sports Anime is just Like That. So then I became more neutral about it. And then. It dragged. It dragged so much. Like, the plot got so slowed and I got so bored I ended up not finishing it. So, there were parts I did enjoy, and I really liked a lot of the characters, but I can't say I liked this anime overall.

Chobits: Idk. It's cute and all, but also I just didn't enjoy the main dude. I found him annoying. Also stopped watching this one part way through. That's just something I do. If I find it does not Spark Joy, I stop watching the show. Because I don't like to waste my time on shows I don't like.

9. favorite anime child

This is a toss-up between Somali from Somali and the Forest Spirit and Anya from SpyxFamily.

Anya is cute and funny. She's so relatable in a humourous way, and she really does try her best. She fails a lot, but then sometimes her failures inadvertently save the day. Plus, she has some of The Greatest facial expressions.

Somali is an innocent human child discovered by a Golem in a forest; in a time and place where humans are nearly extinct and are hunted down by Beasts and magical being. The Golem is trying to get Somali back to her own kind. Somali is a sweetheart. She does her best to follow the Golem's direction and she genuinely cares about him, and she calls him papa. Similar to Anya, she is just trying Her Best. In contrast to Anya, she is much more quiet and timid.

Honestly, I can't choose. Both girls are very sweet.

14. saddest anime you have ever watched

Ok, Honestly, I've probably watched a lot of anime with sad things, and bittersweet endings...it's hard to really choose One. But, that being said, I do have one that comes to mind. Take it with a grain of salt, though, because this is my opinion, and my opinion is subject to change at any point and time lol.

Corpse Party.

Yes, I know it's based on a video game. Yes, I know it's in the horror genre. I don't care, it is still sad. It is sad more than anything. Why is it sad? I don't know where to start. I'm not going to recount all the deaths, onscreen or offscreen, because that would take too long. The situation itself is bleak; students trapped in a ghostly school with all sorts of spirits after them to hurt them and rip them apart? Maybe it's sad because they're children? They're supposed to represent hope and light and the future, and they get stuck in this school and (literally) torn to shreds. Also. The littlest one dies. Which, is like, that is a Big Thing, ok. LIke, even in regular horror movies; there was a time where You Did Not kill off the children (yes, I know there are plenty of child deaths in horror now, but it is still one of the more disturbing aspects of those movies). Kids end up being the unlikely heroes. The ones who persevere and survive despite their innocence and trust in others, or maybe even *because* of it. (or they end up being the demons, but that's not relevant here).

So when that little girl gets tortured and murdered, After putting her trust in an older boy who said he would help her...it brings a huge wave of sadness. She was so helpless. She just wanted to find her big brother. She went from hopeful and trusting to Terrified, and then dead. (not to mention the ghost possessing the place to begin with is Also A Child)

25. anime you would recommend to someone who hates anime

I don't really know if I have one specific anime for people who hate anime. I don't think there's a catch-all that everyone would enjoy. And I don't really like pushing things on other people if they've indicated they don't like it.

If I were to recommend one, it would entirely depend on the person. If they're nice to me about it and they indicate they want to try anime, I would talk with them and find out their interests before recommending. Someone who loves romance might not wanna sit through One Punch Man, you know? So I'd take the time to figure out some actual suggestions that they might genuinely enjoy.

But.

If they're mean to me. Or talk down to me.

I'm gonna recommend they watch Boku no Pico with their Grandmother. 😀

[m34gs]

49 for the ask thing! :)

Thanks for the ask! From this post here!

49. If you could breed two animals together to defy the laws of nature, what new animal would you create?

Hmmm, this is such a good question! Ok, I think I have a couple answers here:

Tasmanian Devil/Cassowarie -- to create the ultimate Animal Thou Shalt Not Fuck With. Like, a chaotic part of me wants to see what would happen but another, probably smarter, part of me is like 'Meags, don't you dare.'

My other thought would be: Capybaras/horses. --Ok, so Capybaras are already super friendly and hella adorable. And they are large, but...consider...they could be larger!!! And then I could ride them around without feeling guilty about being heavy. Honestly, I just want one to own as like, my noble steed. That I can ride around on while I venture out in my lovely gardens (that I do not currently have because Apartment, but I hope to eventually move to an acreage or some sort of isolated estate) and greet all my little wildlife friends as I go past bearing gifts of food. Of course I would give my noble steed a bunch of treats and make sure it is well taken care of.

Lol, so that's my answer...hope it doesn't scare you away :)