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"Climate change" hoax starting to crumble as scientists admit doom projections were totally wrong - Duration: 4:38.

�Climate change� hoax starting to crumble as scientists admit doom projections were

totally wrong

by Edward Morgan

Climate change has been presented as an irrefutable fact; a happening that cannot be ignored,

with even the slightest change in weather being named a harbinger of imminent disaster.

But the truth is that the notion of global warming has always been up for debate � and

new science continues to show that the world may not be ending, after all.

Despite what the climate change alarmists want you to believe, recent research has shown

that climate change predictions have been wildly overstated.

In fact, climatologists now say that the impact of human activity on climate is 45 percent

less severe than expected.

The research was carried out by U.S.-based climatologist Judith Curry and mathematician

Nick Lewis, who hails from the United Kingdom.

The duo analyzed climate data from the mid-19th century, all the way up through the year 2016,

measuring the effects of greenhouse gasses and other purported drivers of climate change

along the way.

Climate models found to be wildly inaccurate What they found was shocking: Simulations

carried out by the United Nations� Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change were way off.

According to Curry and Lewis, these predictions overestimate the future impact of �climate

change� by between 30 and 45 percent.

�Our results imply that, for any future emissions scenario, future warming is likely

to be substantially lower than the central computer model-simulated level projected by

the IPCC, and highly unlikely to exceed that level,� Lewis commented.

Lewis and Curry�s predictions estimate a temperature rise of no more than 1.66C; the

U.N.�s estimate is nearly double that at 3.1C. More, reports indicate that these predictions

laid out by the U.N. aren�t even consistent with the weather in real life.

For many Natural News readers, the idea that climate change propagandists are wrong is

nothing new; the founder and director of CWC Labs, Mike Adams, revealed in 2017 that so-called

climate scientists had actually been faking their data.

As Adams reported, a review of global warming data showed that �scientists� had been

altering the recorded surface temperatures to show warming when there was, in fact, none

to report.

And it�s not just temperature data that�s been tampered with: Other reports have shown

that tidal gauge data has also been wrongfully �adjusted� to fit the climate change narrative.

The Health Ranger has reported on scientific fraud regarding climate change many times,

noting that carbon dioxide is not only essential for life on this planet � but that CO2 levels

on Earth have been many, many times higher than they are now in the past, and life has

still managed to thrive.

As Adams contends:

The problem with the global warming narrative, of course, is that it contradicted the scientific

evidence which clearly showed the Earth wasn�t warming as had been frighteningly predicted

by apocalyptic global warming alarmists.

So they changed the narrative to �climate change,� which is now recognized as one

of the most stupid-headed science fails of all time, given that Earth�s climate has

always demonstrated rapid change, long before modern humans arrived on the scene.

Perhaps that�s why over 31,000 scientists now say global warming is a complete hoax.

All real evidence points towards one thing: Global warming, as we�ve come to know it,

seems to be a complete and total sham.

Not only have proponents of so-called climate change been caught red-handed manipulating

(or flat-out changing) data to fit their agenda � the true data show that the apocalyptic-sized

predictions propagated by climate alarmists aren�t even based on reality.

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Hello. I'm Marcelo and you're on the Canal. Made by Hand (www.feitoamao.com)

in this video I will show you how to replant a basil leaving leaves with the appearance of a bonsai

If you already liked this idea already leave your "Like"

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good staff. here the idea is to adapt this foot of basil

that I already have here in a pot some years ago

and make it look like a bonsai

he is already with a very thick trunk and with the roots half loose

I have to renew this vase!

and I'll fit in that broken pot

and use that old trunk that I found in a pasture somewhere

I've already gotten quite the rotten part with the jet launderer.

and now I'm going to make a stand here by putting some thick screws here

to be able to give a lift

because the root of the plant will not hold that stem

it will have to be fixed here and I'll have to adapt three or four large bolts

for it to stand tough here in the broken pot

if you want to learn how to grow basil. visit our other channel Horta Urbana

I'll leave the link in the description of this video and also on the card

I hope you liked it. enjoy it and share this video with your friends

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Miss Rhode Island Teen USA: Evening Gown Tips - Duration: 0:41.

When it comes to choosing your evening gown,

you want to remain open-minded to the different styles of dresses being provided.

When it comes to considering the color of your dress,

you want to make sure it complements your complexion.

That brings us to the shape of the gown.

You want to make sure the shape of the gown accentuates

the body figure.

Whether the gown is fitted, or flowy.

And I knew that I loved my gown

when I could not leave the boutique without it.

I needed my gown.

And that's a good thing because that's how you know you're truly in love with your gown.

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Miss Virginia Teen USA: Evening Gown Tips - Duration: 0:47.

There are four factors when choosing your gown.

First things first is the color.

Make sure it complements your skin.

From my case, I love wearing bright colors just to make sure I pop

and really stand out on the stage.

Next, is your body shape.

Everyone is born differently

and want to accentuate different parts of their body

that they're most confident about.

So make sure your gown does that.

Next is your walk.

If you have certain ways that you're gonna walk,

make sure you're able to model in your gown

just so you are able to walk across that stage.

Last, but not least is your personality.

Make sure it shows on stage.

Make sure you feel like a million dollars

and truly feel like a princess that night.

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Secret Tip - Get Seven shades from one pencil - Duration: 6:32.

hey guys welcome back to another episode

a secret technique which I have used in most of my artworks

and won several competitions

actually I hate carrying a lot of pencils with me so

I developed this technique to get different types of shades from a single pencil

so let's find out how it's done

so I already made this reference shade using all these different shades of

pencils from 7B upto B

as you can see a smooth scale of darker to lighter shade here

and now I'm going to get all these different shades from eiffel's 3b pencil

Eiffel is a local brand in Pakistan

I will show you two different methods of

getting these shades from single 3b pencil first one is based on pressure

technique so I call this pressure method and I'm going to denote this with P and

second one is layering technique and I call this layering method and I'm going

to denote this with L

make sure to keep an eye on this pressure bar it will help

you understand the pressure on each shade

so let's start adding a darker shade

with this 3b pencil

you have to grab your pencil from the tip and put as much

pressure as you can and you will get this darkest shade from a 3b pencil

Now moving on to 6b shade

just lower the pressure a little and add the strokes

keep lowering the pressure for each shade by keeping an eye on this pressure bar

you can also change the grip settings to increase or decrease the darkness of the shade

and now for this B shade you have to grab your pencil from the ends

and add the stroke slightly

because it's the lightest shade in this scale

so we are done with this first method

and as you can see we got the same shades as in the

reference and the values of both the reference and the B scale are perfectly same

let's move on to second method which is layering method and in this

method we are going to add layers over layers to get our desired shade

and first of all I'm going to fill these boxes with a base layer of 2B or B shade

and then we will add extra layers later

if you are using a to B shade as a base layer then you have to add a

lighter shade in the B section or box

and now we are going to add another

layer over this layer but the direction of The Strokes will be perpendicular to

the previous one

now start adding the second layer in each box

make sure to keep the pressure constant in this case

we will be adding layers over layers until each shade matches to the reference

shade and then we will count the layers for each shade in the end

I'm gonna add a dot for each layer so it will be easy for me to count layers

as you can see this 4B shade is starting to match the reference with two extra layers

let's add the fourth layer

and the 5b shade is starting to match the reference

moving on to fifth layer

and now the 6B shade is perfectly matching the reference

let's add another layer for 7B shade

and here you go!

all the shades are perfectly matching the reference shades

results may vary from sheets to sheets so you just have to find the perfect

amount of layers or your specific paper

I am using a smooth white chart for this tutorial

So make sure to practice this technique and I'm sure it will help you alot

thank you so much for watching

and have a nice day!

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How to Sign "Mother" in French Sign Language (France) - Duration: 1:03.

Today's sign is from France

(F-R-A-N-C-E)

Their sign is:

MOTHER

MOTHER

Remember about two days ago

I taught the sign from Turkey

MOTHER (Turkish sign) meaning "mother"?

I think this sign today is very similar.

MOTHER

meaning a person who nurses a baby, right?

MOTHER (in ASL)

Their sign is MOTHER

Okay so next Monday

I'll continue to teach diverse signs

for mother, okay?

See ya next week!

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Large-Scale Texture Synthesis via AI | Two Minute Papers #252 - Duration: 3:23.

Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute Papers with Károly Zsolnai-Fehér.

When an artist is in the process of creating digital media, such as populating a virtual

world for an animation movie or a video game, or even in graphic design, the artist often

requires a large number of textures for these kinds of works.

Concrete walls, leaves, fabrics are materials that we know well from the real world and

sometimes the process of obtaining textures is as simple as paying for a texture package

and using it.

But the problem quite often occurs that we wish to fill an entire road with a concrete

texture, but we only have a small patch at our disposal.

In this case, the easiest and worst solution is to copy-paste this texture over and over,

creating really unpleasant results that are quite repetitive and suffer from seams.

So what about an AI-based technique that looks at a small patch, and automatically continues

it in a way that looks natural and seamless.

This is an area within computer graphics and AI that we call texture synthesis.

Periodic texture synthesis is simple, but textures with structure are super difficult.

The selling point of this particular work is that it is highly efficient at taking into

consideration the content and symmetries of the image.

For instance, it knows that it has to take into consideration the concentric nature of

the wood rings when synthesizing this texture, and it can also adapt to the regularities

of this water texture and create a beautiful, high-resolution result.

This is a neural-network based technique, so first, the question is, what should the

training data be?

Let's take a database of high-resolution images.

Let's cut out a small part and pretend that we don't have access to the bigger image and

ask a neural network to try to expand this small cutout.

This sounds a little silly, so what is this trickery good for?

Well, this is super useful because after the neural network has expanded the results, we

now have a reference result in our hands that we can compare to and this way, teach the

network to do better.

Note that this architecture is a generative adversarial network, where two neural networks

battle each other.

The generator network is the creator that expands the small texture snippets, and the

discriminator network takes a look and tries to tell it from the real deal.

Over time, the generator network learns to be better at texture synthesis, and the discriminator

network becomes better at telling synthesized results from real ones.

Over time, this rivalry leads to results that are of extremely high quality.

And as you can see in this comparison, this new technique smokes the competition.

The paper contains a ton of more results and comparisons, and one of the most exhaustive

evaluation sections I've seen in texture synthesis so far.

I highly recommend reading it.

If you would like to see more episodes like this, make sure to pick up one of the cool

perks we offer through Patreon, such as deciding the order of future episodes, or getting your

name in the video description of every episode as a key supporter.

We also support cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.

We had a few really generous pledges in the last few weeks.

I am quite stunned to be honest, and I regret that I cannot come in contact with these Fellow

Scholars.

If you can contact me, that would be great, if not, thank you so much everyone for your

unwavering support.

This is just incredible.

Thanks for watching and for your generous support, and I'll see you next time!

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Jake Paul - Randy Savage + Subtitles (2018) - Duration: 5:16.

[Intro] (wow)

Yeah, yeah We're back baby

Hey Team 10

Let get it

[Verse 1: Jake Paul] I got sauce, I got swagger

I got whips, I got M's My cars candy painted looking like some M&M's

I made it to the top, I had to bring my best friends

I'm a millionaire, from telling stories through a lens

Members leave Team 10 but I still collect their checks

Every single one of them and that includes my ex

(ah ah ah) I'm the C.I.O, I'm the boss T-Rex

My gril's body looking like she does P90X I got some bad habits, flexed on Paul flex

[Chorus: Jake Paul] Flexed on Paul is a habit

Gucci, Louis, Prada, it's a habit Rollie, Rollie, Rollie, it's a habit

I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

Back up, let me flex, Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

[Verse 2: AT3] Randy off the top, rope with a chiar for your

bitch ass Pull up, thats your chick, hop it in to my

Chizza Fresh with the merch be you can check the

Chizza Only one night, now she claim on the (?)

Flex, flex on them, flex on them Dubs on Fortnite, I just sit and flex on them

Check after check, I just keep the checks comin'

Been running with Jake since like way before the money

[Jitt & Quan] Everything, no flexing, read bottles in a

step in (?) Designer, that's a bad habit, Gucci, Louis

that's a bad habit (?)

(?) look 21 but I'm a savage It's Jitt & Quan up next

Your ass be average (yeah) (?) (?)

[Chorus: Jake Paul] Flexed on Paul is a habit

Gucci, Louis, Prada, it's a habit Rollie, Rollie, Rollie, it's a habit

I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

Back up, let me flex, Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

[Verse 3: Sunny] Yeah, why you hating on the crew (crew)

Wait, let me catch my card (?) Yeah, I've been running up the checks, hold

up (yeah) Let me pull up into slacks (yeah)

Trying get my way like it's a game I got hundreds on my name, just telling them

to catch the way I've been ballin all night, ballin' the ball

all day If you trying to get my name, just tell them

to come (?)

[Justin Roberts] I'm the youngest one to do it in the game

A million followers just in five days (?) spinning on my chest cause I'm payed

If ou try to do it like me, you just can't I got J's on my feet, pinky ring it ain't

cheep Rod Mob every week, Team 10 we run team

You don't got to compete no more 15 on the (?) house floor

[Chorus: Jake Paul] Flexed on Paul is a habit

Gucci, Louis, Prada, it's a habit Rollie, Rollie, Rollie, it's a habit

I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

Back up, let me flex, Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

[Verse 4: Erika Costell] Rik and Team 10 in the zone ride now

Got a whole new crew on a song right now I can turn your girl to a star right now

8 million in 8 months get my whole damn crowd I got a million, on a billion

Stack it up, stack it up To the trillions, (yeah)

I'm a million (million), I'de be bossin' up (bossin' up)

Get (?)

[Chad Tepper] Whole life people took me as a joke

Now I pull up in the Benz' like woah Red light, green light, go

Yeah I'm on the stage about to kill the show

[Jitt & Quan] I surround my neck like my neck hurts

I got millionaires on my net work Follow like the (?) I'm a (?)

Cause everytime I ride they call it expert Not 21 but I'm a savage like (?)

(?), look at my art I'm like Picasso You levelled up and you can't beat me on the

top flow (?)

[Chorus: Jake Paul] Flexed on Paul is a habit

Gucci, Louis, Prada, it's a habit Rollie, Rollie, Rollie, it's a habit

I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

Back up, let me flex, Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage (back up, back, up)

Let me flex Randy Savage I'm a savage, I'm a savage, Randy Savage

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Land of the Lustrous: CG Anime Done Right | GR Anime Review - Duration: 11:32.

When 3D CGI is used in anime, it's generally speaking been a bit of a mixed bag.

Largely, it's been used as a cost cutting measure because why pay animators to spend

hours drawing a single frame when you can just toss a character model at a computer

and have it do the work for you.

This is an obviously an oversimplification, but you get the point.

Most times I've looked at it as an unwelcome, but sometimes necessary, tool used by animation

studios to create the work that they do.

While I can point to several examples of when CGI was used with subtlety to great effect,

even going back to say the 90's when Cell animation was still king, we can all think

of a few times when an anime has used some godawful CG.

Ranging from works somehow cross the uncanny valley into so-horrible-it's-good territory, but

more often than not, are works that infuriate us enough to go Berserk.

So when a series comes along that's being touted as a fully 3D-animated series

with no 2D whatsoever, I become heavily skeptical.

It's a good thing then that the series in question today is just so gosh darn purdy

that it doesn't matter anymore.

Ladies, gentlemen and others, my name is Arkada and today on Glass Reflection we're taking

a look at the 2017 anime produced by studio Orange and based off the manga by Haruko Ichikawa,

Hoseki no Kuni, Land of the Lustrous.

Let's Jam.

The story of Lustrous takes a bit to actually get ramped up, mostly because it doesn't

start with any kind of base of reference for us to draw a comparison with narritively.

If it started in a school, medieval town, or space station, we could at least start

with a point of reference as to what we are in for.

Instead, its story about anthropomorphic gems has to do a boatload of world building to do before

it can start to draw us in, which can be perceived as one of its few flaws.

All of the main characters in Land of the Lustrous are based off of real gemstones found

on Earth, with particular emphasis placed on their strength or hardness and their personality

developed from the gem's actual traits.

For example, Diamond is beautiful, strong, and lights up like a disco ball, while Cinnabar

is distant, possibly toxic with all the floating mercury,

and hides a MissingNo out by the shore.

All of the gems live in some kind of flatlands and don't have much of an outside purpose

besides just living their lives, and listening to the one monk dude, who isn't a gem but

has lived for hundreds of years and so probably isn't human either.

Our main character Phos is a bit of a lazy layabout, mostly stemming from the fact that

the actual gem Phosphophyllite is known for being extremely brittle and prone to breaking,

something that happens here quite often.

Despite this, Phos is still trying to find some purpose to existence besides just lounging

around enjoying the sunshine.

Much of the surface plot to this series has Phos battle internally with finding a raison

d'être , sprouted forth from a desire to help fellow gem Cinnabar, who keeps to themselves

and sticks to the night patrols to avoid interaction with others.

The journey that Phos takes helps develop this world that we don't know much about,

as well as the rather large group of gems which populate the show's cast.

It's hard to imagine, at least on the onset, who would be interested in a show about talking

rocks.

It's not like that's ever been done before.

Oh wait.

I kid, of course.

Though while it's easy to make the comparison between Lustrous and

Steven Universe, it's not an accurate one.

Lustrous is like if Steven Universe was going through an angsty teenager phase of naïve

outlooks counteracted by a harsh reality.

The writing of the series, barring its slow introduction, is one of the things that make

this show unique.

So much of each individual character is tied down to the actual science behind the gems,

which is then highlighted even further by placing the mantle of Main Character onto

a gem that physically can't handle the pressure.

Phos is initially a conduit of internal anguish and self-loathing.

But Phos starts to get grander ambitions, to fight against the world that says no, and

eventually becomes a role model for anyone who is battling their own personal inadequacies.

Of course the Phos that exists by the end of the series is a very different character,

and if you were to compare them side by side, it would be difficult to tell the similarities.

This all leads to what I personally believe to be the current downfall with Lustrous'

narrative, though this is a temporary problem to be sure.

Beyond Phos, there's virtually no development of the secondary cast.

All other gems get introduced with some key personality traits and never expanded

upon due to time.

Both Phos and the world itself is where the development goes.

In fact, when you tear down the unique elements of the world and the story itself, there is

much about Lustrous that would fit into a very generic mould of a Magical Girl anime.

Perhaps this explains the overly feminine design of the characters whose gender originally

in the manga was far more ambiguous.

And you know, this heavy focus on Phos would be fine if that led to any semblance of a

narrative conclusion by the end of the series, but it doesn't.

That said, it would not be wrong of me to say that Phos's character arc is one of

the best in anime from last year, perhaps even the last couple of years, but the one

thing it's really missing is the final payoff.

The culmination of why Phos went through this transformation in the first place,

but apparently that's a story for another season.

All of that is made up for in spades however, because Land of the Lustrous is one of the

most visually beautiful anime released at present.

The one major plus side in having a fully CG anime about colourful gems is just how

clean and reflective the CG can make it look.

It's an example of a series is that beautiful because of its CGI, and not in spite of it.

A lot of the cinematography in this series looks like it's set up to appear 2D if shown

in still frames, but to have the range of motion that 3D allows.

Something that's not really been done to this scale before.

What this has allowed though is for you to be able to take a screenshot from almost any

scene, and have it look beautiful.

Now the show's director Kyogoku is no stranger

to the blending of 2D and 3D animation.

Previously he was the director of the anime series Love Live School Idol Project, a franchise

known for swapping to 3D animation for the dance numbers that the cast performs

Channeling that to a full series is just a logical step.

While the character designs of the gems are a far cry from those of Japanese idols, the

combat scenes in the show do play off as a kind of intricate dance that's not really

able to be replicated in either 2D animation or live action.

Having these scenes done up in 3D allows for the camera to be free-range, untethered by

either the laws of physics, as a live action production would, or the careful planning

of animation storyboards.

Lustrous also had, in this humble fan's opinion, the best intro sequence of last year.

Long-time viewers know that I like to judge an anime opening by three pieces of criteria,

the visuals, the music, and how both of these things fit the themes and narrative of the

show itself.

Lustrous checked off all three boxes with ease.

Other shows from last year had more engaging visuals, or a song that I would listen to

on repeat for days after hearing it the first time, but Lustrous was the only one from last

year to me that I believe did all of that on top of being extremely fitting for the show

that it was representing.

However, as we wind down to the end of the video, I should explain why after all of this praise

I still don't consider Lustrous to be the best anime of last year, that was a title which I instead

handed to Kinema Citrus's Made in Abyss.

The final two episodes are mostly my reasoning.

While I stand by my statement that the character arc of Phos is one of the best in recent memory,

the final moments in this arc are left with many a door left open, many a question left

unanswered.

While Abyss did a similar thing in regards to many a plot thread, Lustrous's way of

wrapping things up felt less like a conclusion and more like a cliff-hanger.

And after so many years and so many shows that never get sequels, I have become less and

less enthused when such an ending is used.

Not only is it a cliffhanger to Phos's own story, but in the final episodes the narrative

is still introducing new characters and doing last-minute world building instead of trying

to wrap things up.

It's like when you're trying to leave for work in the morning but constantly think

of "just one more thing" you have to quickly do before walking out the door, leaving you

rushed and exhausted because of it.

It's that sort of feeling.

It doesn't help that the production of Lustrous began a number

of years before the show even aired, leaving the very real possibility that it might

be quite a number of years from now until we get a sequel, if we ever do.

But I can still recommend for you to watch this series.

As such, I am pleased to give Land of the Lustrous the Glass Reflection rating to Buy It!

It is a visual spectacle that sets an extremely high bar for the next series that wants to

come around and be animated entirely in 3D.

Now at least there's something favourable to compare it to, instead of some of the…

less-than-stellar 3D animations of shows past.

If you are interested in watching Land of the Lustrous, you can stream it from Amazon's

streaming service or the streaming service HiDive, if you have access to either of those.

If not, then the series will also be available on home video formats from Sentai Filmworks

in the near future.

If you've watched Lustrous and can't wait to find out what happens next,

in case a second season never materializes, then you can head over to our friends at Bookwalker

and pick up the original manga digitally!

There will also be a coupon code in the description in case you've never used their service

before, so check that out.

FOR ALTERNATE ANIME RECOMMENDATIONS!

I have no illusions about attempting to recommend another 3D animated series to you guys because

the quality just won't compare to this, even with something like Kemono Friends, which

I adore.

I do.

Not many others...

However, I can still make recommendations based on similar narratives.

So I'll start with Haibane Renmei, a series about a young angel-like being named Rakka

who was just born into a world that she does not understand.

You might find the story of Rakka to be similar to Phos in a number of ways, though Rakka

is nowhere near as bubbly personality-wise.

Second recommendation goes to Sound of the Sky, another series with a different kind

of visual spectacle, but one that has a deeper story hidden beneath its layers of beauty.

This one does lean much further towards the Slice of Life genre than Lustrous ever did

though, so just keep that in mind.

Between those two, you should hopefully find something to your liking.

As always, a very special thank you to my patrons who make these videos possible and

support my work.

You guys are fantastic and I can't thank you enough.

But specifically I'd like to thank Patrons: Victor Ekmark, Ryefan Boneapart, Rune Jachobson,

Joshua Garcia, Calhoonboy, and Siri Yamiko for being especially awesome.

And until next time ladies, gentlemen, and others: Stay Frosty.

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