#nov2013

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[camrensrealbish]

i always thought the girl from ssi was in late 2013 or possibly early 2014 because something definitely happened at the concert. maybe they made it official but idk. wonder how that all happened and how camila told lauren she liked someone else and how lauren won her back.

I think so too, because they for sure were together during the Brad-Austin era, also Boss or toss (kissing someone you’re on tour with) happened in early August. But early 2014 seems to short for everything to happen, idk...  Maybe Nov2013-Mar 2014, but then there are the looks in the interviews from Dec, it doesn’t seem like they were on a break. Confusion

[fernandopangare-blog-blog]

Lima. Nov2013. Maratón de Los Andes [Huancayo]. #instapanga #tbt #tbtpanga #fernandopangare #ultradistance #ultramarathon #aincrívelhistóriadohomemquedeuavoltaemfortalezacorrendo #lima #peru #maratondelosandes (em Lima, Peru) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPW6TJRBX-6/?utm_medium=tumblr

[hoochy-coo]

Brief history of Harry’s rl Caroline Flack early 2012. Tay 2012-Jan 2013. Paige June-Aug2013. Ken Nov2013-Feb2014. Paige sometime mid 2014 not clear until when. Nadine Nov2014-Feb2015. Ken Dec2015 to at least April 2016. Tess May 2017. Cam July2017-July2017. He confirmed to have hooked up with Georgia and Sara 2015. He was pretty much overlapping a lot of rel with Kendall or hooking/privately dating then. Paige and Kendall are his only confirmed on/off relationships.

Thank you for the clarification. You really broke it down with this timeline!

[m-e-l-l-o-w-drama]

Enter the Labyrinth of Love Where dark and twisted Souls abide Meandering on forbidden Paths, to find what they have lost. Contained by chains And struck by boulders Creating music Of suffering Suffering in order To be healed Because redemption is A free gift If you give yourself away But how do you give away Something you don't Possess? Like your Heart And Love And Trust And Mind When all is lost And all you remember is A name A name that means everything A name that says I Am Me And I don't know Who I am Or where I am And where I might end up I search the Black Labyrinth To find Peace And find Love And find You In the Black Labyrinth Lost as I am Lonely as I am Broken as I am And you are Perfect. My mind is a Black Labyrinth Where dark and twisted Souls abide You and I. These are my thoughts As my lips speak Not.

[jdelrivero]

Ruptura del continuo #retrovisor #mirror #bluegrey #carroceria #coche #car #retroclasica #sonyA77 #tamron17_50 #nov2013 (en Bilbao Exhibition Centre (BEC))

[sarapyon]

can u explain why furukawa goes by ‘tetrapot’ in his drama cds? (isnt it the same for a lot of seiyuus too? they all have weird drama cd names?) is there a reason? o wise one pls inform little old me

To be honest, I have no idea how Makonyan got the pseudonym of ‘Tetrapot Noboru’ σ(o'ω'o)

I kinda notice that the first generation (nov2013-nov014) of seiyuus that started to make r18 otome drama cds have their pseudonyms to be like Japanese name ﾍ(´∀｀ﾍ) I mean look at Satou Takuya (Atsushi Domon), Nakazawa Masatomo (Sawa Manaka), Yamanaka Masahiro (Kawamura Masato), Suzuki Yuto (Asagi Yuu) and then we have Okitsu Kazuyuki (Yotsuya Cider) trying to make his pseudonym look foreign lol

As for the 2nd generation (nov2014-nov2015) until the current ones (this year is fifth generation), some of them just made up their pseudonyms that doesn’t look like a Japanese name at all, like Furukawa Makoto (Tetrapot Noboru), Hanae Natsuki (Peropero Chino), Murase Ayumu (Yoshimura Cartman), Itou Kentarou (Healthy Taro) and Toki Shunichi (Haru Danshi)

So there you have it hehe~ Also I based the generations on their first r18 otome drama cd release(。-∀-)

[survivialswag-archive]

[jadecole-researchlog]

blog post 2

This week was about research, so I used the given links to find anything useful on product illustration.  

1. This link didn’t particularly focus on a specific brand or area of product illustration, however it did show the different ways it can be presented, which was quite interesting.  https://www.creativebloq.com/features/product-packaging-pattern-trends-for-2020 

2. I found this link was very helpful and showed some actual product illustration adverts. These ones are for Coca-Cola and I really like how they have a retro appearance to them, which has made me think about the time period that I will look at.  https://centralillustration.com/illustration/mick-brownfield

3. I also did my own research and found a lot of food and drink product advertisement on behance.net. I found that this has pushed me in the direction of focusing on this type of product illustration, especially because they all have a long history where they have used illustrated posters and adverts. https://www.behance.net/search/projects/?search=product%20illustration&sort=recommended&time=month

4. This website was particularly useful in showing how adverts looked throughout the 1920s to the 1960s. Most of them are illustrated or have some kind of illustration involved in them due to the lack of photography used in advertising at the time. It is also interesting to see how adverts looked different around the time of the war as they were focused on helping the war effort. This has definitely pushed me to look more at a specific time period of maybe the 1930s to the 1960s in food. advertisement. https://www.flickriver.com/photos/christianmontone/tags/vintageadvertisement/

5. After looking a little further into food adverts I found this website which showed adverts for Cadbury chocolate over the past 40ish years, which makes it clear how product illustration has changed, especially for food as society has changed in what is deemed as healthy in the way we eat and look physically. https://www.dailyedge.ie/vintage-cadburys-advertisements-1186138-Nov2013/

[oceanmoon69]

Nov2013 #selfie #cancer #breastcancer #awareness #mindfulness #mindful #survivor #california #socal #ie #inlandempire #micromemoir #microstory  #southerncalifornia #usa #student #students  #Islands4Writers #writing #teach #teaching #teacher  #creativewriting #poets #seniors #elderly #seniorcitizens #veterans #cancer #survivor #california #socal #ie #inlandempire #riverside #micromemoir #microstory #southerncalifornia @islands4writers @celenadiana https://www.instagram.com/p/CHy-apXg1fv/?igshid=1ec9tp5h4dlc

[fernandopangare-blog-blog]

Lima. Nov2013. Maratón de Los Andes [Huancayo]. #instapanga #tbt #tbtpanga #fernandopangare #ultradistance #ultramarathon #aincrívelhistóriadohomemquedeuavoltaemfortalezacorrendo #lima #peru #maratondelosandes (em Lima, Peru) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPW5yDfhaSD/?utm_medium=tumblr

[joshuajacksonlyblog]

Largest UK Newspaper Raises Dwindling Bitcoin Supply to Millions of Readers

The United Kingdom’s most-read newspaper, The Sun, has raised the issue of Bitcoin’s increasingly limited supply to its tens of millions of readers. The newspaper ran the typically provocative headline “DRY SUPPLY: Bitcoin supply is running out as 85% of ALL coins now ‘mined’ – and experts say price could soar”.

The article itself is largely bullish, drawing on the dwindling supply of coins as a catalyst for higher prices. Unfortunately, the paper also makes a rather glaring error in its reporting on the cryptocurrency.

Is the The Sun Newspaper the Newest Convert to Bitcoin?

According to The Sun’s website, the newspaper and its online versions boast the largest readership of all news publications in the United Kingdom. The total claimed by the newspaper was 33.3 million last year. Accounting for this vast figure is some 9.86 million regularly buying a copy and 29.03 million visiting its website.

Although widely reported by ourselves and other media, the Rupert Murdoch-owned publication picked up on the news that Bitcoin has just passed the 85 percent mark in terms of total number of coins mined. Going with the provocative title mentioned previously, the language used by The Sun in both headline and article really seems intent on hammering home just how scarce Bitcoin is.

The newspaper quotes a particularly bullish response to the news:

By the end of the day today, 17,850,000 bitcoin will have been mined!

Total bitcoin that's been mined:

▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░ 85%

Scarcity is about to kick in.

— Rhythm (@Rhythmtrader) July 31, 2019

After a quick, and to-be-expected, mention of Bitcoin’s early primary use as a tool for online criminals, as well as comment on its slowly proliferating legitimate retail use today, the newspaper gets quickly onto the bullish projections:

“Previous analyses have suggested that the coin’s value could jump as it becomes more scarce over time.”

It follows this up with a price call from “trusted crypto-analyst PlanB“, who believes that each coin will be worth in excess of £82,000 ($100,000) by March 2020. The prediction we think they are referencing is from the following recent Tweet:

This is becoming scary: using Oct instead of Dec data, Stock-to-Flow model fit improves to 99.5% R2! Model error was mainly caused by Nov2013 and Dec2017 ATH, so sampling without ATH gives less noise. Predicted #bitcoin prices increase: $100K (2020+), $1M (2024+), $10M (2028+)… pic.twitter.com/1WX6LOVxZW

— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) July 14, 2019

Providing some balance, the paper also offers a more bearish outlook. However, it steers clear of the doom mongering of the likes of Nouriel Roubini in favour of more understated pessimism:

“Others are less optimistic, and argue that a recent value boom fed by Facebook’s announcement that it is creating its own cryptocurrency will taper off by 2020.”

It is unclear why The Sun has published such a sensationalist news piece. Whether its wording is simply intended to garner more attention and thus more revenue, an editor at the paper is using his position to pump the Bitcoin price, or anything in between is anyone’s guess.

An Absolute Stinker of an Error

Unfortunately, The Sun did make one rather large error in its bullish Bitcoin reporting. For regular readers of NewsBTC, the following will need no explanation:

“Like any currency, there are a finite number of the coins in order to stop its value from going down the toilet.”

Apparently, the author of the article hasn’t heard about the plight of the Venezuelan people stricken with a hyperinflated bolivar; the similar situation in Zimbabwe; or arguably the most famous example of hyperinflation in history, the struggle under the German Weimar Republic following the First World War. This latter subject is extensively taught in UK high schools. Each of these are examples of reckless money creation sending the value of the currency in circulation “down the toilet”.

We would have much preferred The Sun to have been a little less fast and loose with the facts. Central banks print money. There is no hard cap on the dollar, pound, or euro as there is Bitcoin.

�� Related Reading: Bitcoin Flavour of the Week Again: Crypto Back in Mainstream Media

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[brettzjacksonblog]

Largest UK Newspaper Raises Dwindling Bitcoin Supply to Millions of Readers

The United Kingdom’s most-read newspaper, The Sun, has raised the issue of Bitcoin’s increasingly limited supply to its tens of millions of readers. The newspaper ran the typically provocative headline “DRY SUPPLY: Bitcoin supply is running out as 85% of ALL coins now ‘mined’ – and experts say price could soar”.

The article itself is largely bullish, drawing on the dwindling supply of coins as a catalyst for higher prices. Unfortunately, the paper also makes a rather glaring error in its reporting on the cryptocurrency.

Is the The Sun Newspaper the Newest Convert to Bitcoin?

According to The Sun’s website, the newspaper and its online versions boast the largest readership of all news publications in the United Kingdom. The total claimed by the newspaper was 33.3 million last year. Accounting for this vast figure is some 9.86 million regularly buying a copy and 29.03 million visiting its website.

Although widely reported by ourselves and other media, the Rupert Murdoch-owned publication picked up on the news that Bitcoin has just passed the 85 percent mark in terms of total number of coins mined. Going with the provocative title mentioned previously, the language used by The Sun in both headline and article really seems intent on hammering home just how scarce Bitcoin is.

The newspaper quotes a particularly bullish response to the news:

By the end of the day today, 17,850,000 bitcoin will have been mined!

Total bitcoin that's been mined:

▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░ 85%

Scarcity is about to kick in.

— Rhythm (@Rhythmtrader) July 31, 2019

After a quick, and to-be-expected, mention of Bitcoin’s early primary use as a tool for online criminals, as well as comment on its slowly proliferating legitimate retail use today, the newspaper gets quickly onto the bullish projections:

“Previous analyses have suggested that the coin’s value could jump as it becomes more scarce over time.”

It follows this up with a price call from “trusted crypto-analyst PlanB“, who believes that each coin will be worth in excess of £82,000 ($100,000) by March 2020. The prediction we think they are referencing is from the following recent Tweet:

This is becoming scary: using Oct instead of Dec data, Stock-to-Flow model fit improves to 99.5% R2! Model error was mainly caused by Nov2013 and Dec2017 ATH, so sampling without ATH gives less noise. Predicted #bitcoin prices increase: $100K (2020+), $1M (2024+), $10M (2028+)… pic.twitter.com/1WX6LOVxZW

— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) July 14, 2019

Providing some balance, the paper also offers a more bearish outlook. However, it steers clear of the doom mongering of the likes of Nouriel Roubini in favour of more understated pessimism:

“Others are less optimistic, and argue that a recent value boom fed by Facebook’s announcement that it is creating its own cryptocurrency will taper off by 2020.”

It is unclear why The Sun has published such a sensationalist news piece. Whether its wording is simply intended to garner more attention and thus more revenue, an editor at the paper is using his position to pump the Bitcoin price, or anything in between is anyone’s guess.

An Absolute Stinker of an Error

Unfortunately, The Sun did make one rather large error in its bullish Bitcoin reporting. For regular readers of NewsBTC, the following will need no explanation:

“Like any currency, there are a finite number of the coins in order to stop its value from going down the toilet.”

Apparently, the author of the article hasn’t heard about the plight of the Venezuelan people stricken with a hyperinflated bolivar; the similar situation in Zimbabwe; or arguably the most famous example of hyperinflation in history, the struggle under the German Weimar Republic following the First World War. This latter subject is extensively taught in UK high schools. Each of these are examples of reckless money creation sending the value of the currency in circulation “down the toilet”.

We would have much preferred The Sun to have been a little less fast and loose with the facts. Central banks print money. There is no hard cap on the dollar, pound, or euro as there is Bitcoin.

  Related Reading: Bitcoin Flavour of the Week Again: Crypto Back in Mainstream Media

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[survivialswag-archive]

[michaelbennettcrypto]

Largest UK Newspaper Raises Dwindling Bitcoin Supply to Millions of Readers

The United Kingdom’s most-read newspaper, The Sun, has raised the issue of Bitcoin’s increasingly limited supply to its tens of millions of readers. The newspaper ran the typically provocative headline “DRY SUPPLY: Bitcoin supply is running out as 85% of ALL coins now ‘mined’ – and experts say price could soar”.

The article itself is largely bullish, drawing on the dwindling supply of coins as a catalyst for higher prices. Unfortunately, the paper also makes a rather glaring error in its reporting on the cryptocurrency.

Is the The Sun Newspaper the Newest Convert to Bitcoin?

According to The Sun’s website, the newspaper and its online versions boast the largest readership of all news publications in the United Kingdom. The total claimed by the newspaper was 33.3 million last year. Accounting for this vast figure is some 9.86 million regularly buying a copy and 29.03 million visiting its website.

Although widely reported by ourselves and other media, the Rupert Murdoch-owned publication picked up on the news that Bitcoin has just passed the 85 percent mark in terms of total number of coins mined. Going with the provocative title mentioned previously, the language used by The Sun in both headline and article really seems intent on hammering home just how scarce Bitcoin is.

The newspaper quotes a particularly bullish response to the news:

By the end of the day today, 17,850,000 bitcoin will have been mined!

Total bitcoin that's been mined:

▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░ 85%

Scarcity is about to kick in.

— Rhythm (@Rhythmtrader) July 31, 2019

After a quick, and to-be-expected, mention of Bitcoin’s early primary use as a tool for online criminals, as well as comment on its slowly proliferating legitimate retail use today, the newspaper gets quickly onto the bullish projections:

“Previous analyses have suggested that the coin’s value could jump as it becomes more scarce over time.”

It follows this up with a price call from “trusted crypto-analyst PlanB“, who believes that each coin will be worth in excess of £82,000 ($100,000) by March 2020. The prediction we think they are referencing is from the following recent Tweet:

This is becoming scary: using Oct instead of Dec data, Stock-to-Flow model fit improves to 99.5% R2! Model error was mainly caused by Nov2013 and Dec2017 ATH, so sampling without ATH gives less noise. Predicted #bitcoin prices increase: $100K (2020+), $1M (2024+), $10M (2028+)… pic.twitter.com/1WX6LOVxZW

— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) July 14, 2019

Providing some balance, the paper also offers a more bearish outlook. However, it steers clear of the doom mongering of the likes of Nouriel Roubini in favour of more understated pessimism:

“Others are less optimistic, and argue that a recent value boom fed by Facebook’s announcement that it is creating its own cryptocurrency will taper off by 2020.”

It is unclear why The Sun has published such a sensationalist news piece. Whether its wording is simply intended to garner more attention and thus more revenue, an editor at the paper is using his position to pump the Bitcoin price, or anything in between is anyone’s guess.

An Absolute Stinker of an Error

Unfortunately, The Sun did make one rather large error in its bullish Bitcoin reporting. For regular readers of NewsBTC, the following will need no explanation:

“Like any currency, there are a finite number of the coins in order to stop its value from going down the toilet.”

Apparently, the author of the article hasn’t heard about the plight of the Venezuelan people stricken with a hyperinflated bolivar; the similar situation in Zimbabwe; or arguably the most famous example of hyperinflation in history, the struggle under the German Weimar Republic following the First World War. This latter subject is extensively taught in UK high schools. Each of these are examples of reckless money creation sending the value of the currency in circulation “down the toilet”.

We would have much preferred The Sun to have been a little less fast and loose with the facts. Central banks print money. There is no hard cap on the dollar, pound, or euro as there is Bitcoin.

  Related Reading: Bitcoin Flavour of the Week Again: Crypto Back in Mainstream Media

Featured Image from Shutterstock.

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[notyayajustmaya]

.

me & my baby daddy aren’t together .. but we live together...

& it has to be the most toxic disfunctional ass shit ever. It’s hard because a bitch still has so much anger and ill feelings towards him . I hate him for what he has done to me. Prolly even more now then i did , then. & you kno i think i kinda hate myself ..for allowing so much bullshit.

I feel like if we was cool .. like if the relationship didn’t end because of foul shit but bc of natural shit lol natural like “ we just grew apart “ type shit. but no , it really was just fuck shit on top of fuck shit on top of some more fuck shit.

In the beginning , April - Nov2013

..shit was terrific. i loved this nigga almost instantly. I got the best high around him without even being high ...even tho i was pretty much always high LMAO. but just like any other relationship..the beginning was great. No arguments , no other bitches that i knew of , no drama just pure bliss. I moved in with him prolly 6 months into the relationship. We stayed with his mom .. things were moving hella fast at this point but i really didn’t mind. I knew in my heart i wanted to be with him & him only so fuck it right? WRONGGGGGGGGG bitch. But of course you not thinking about that at the time. I stayed with them for a couple months. I wanna say Sept-Nov 2013. we were supposed to move in our own place beginning of December but ended up getting into a fight ..our actual first FIGHT FIGHT i remember it was right before thanksgiving. This was the first of many , I’ll never forget & to be real ..everything kinda just spiraled downhill from there.

So boom , after that first fight we broke up. I remember we ended up getting back together like a few weeks after the fight. Right before Christmas .. he just broke up with me. From my point of view there wasn’t a reason well i wasn’t at fault because i didn’t do anything but i sure didn’t feel like that. I was crushed. It was even more so crushing because i thought we was good and on to a better path but nope. So New Years began to crawl around and I’m super down behind the breakup. My girlfriends