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Joji- Slow dancing the dark

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The Adventuring Party's Adventure: Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

The little sister NPC at the same exact time: Any Sports Anime Ever

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New Boulder Grade Recommendation Cards in Lincoln

This week, the Lincoln, RI boulder is being reset, and we're trying something new with our ratings.

Rating a problem or route is one of the trickier things the setters must do, mainly because it's so subjective, and can vary from region to region, gym to gym, and even climber to climber. Our setters work together to rate things as close to outdoor climbing grades as possible, so that as our members make the transition to outdoors, they can confidently know which climbs they should attempt. Sometimes, the grade the setters determine for a problem becomes a topic of debate among our members, though. We've read your feedback and knew that the best holiday gift we could give our members was direct input. That's right, you, our members, will get to have your say on the rating of the new boulder set!

Here's how it's going to work: Last night (12/21), we be stripped the boulder walls and gave the holds a nice bath. Today and tomorrow (Thurs 12/22 & Fri 12/23) our setters will be hard at work filling the walls with 50 new problems for you to enjoy. For the first week (through Wednesday, 12/28) all problems will have special temporary route cards. Each card will feature the setter's rating, and spots left and right for the grades above and below. During that first week, once you climb a problem, we ask that you make a tick mark under the grade that you feel the climb should be rated. Your feedback is important no matter if you agree or disagree with the setter. Markers will be available at the front desk for your convenience.

After Wednesday, our setters will replace the voting labels with the regular grade cards, taking your votes into consideration. We want to thank you in advance for your participation, and for helping us to always set the best routes for you.

We're excited about this set, and look forward to your feedback on the routes as well as the system!

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I dont always take images that just relate to clothes and beauty. This was a shot taken when I had a catch up session with my friend, last time I saw her.

More on that point, there will be photos of her placed in my page very soon.

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[legit-writing-tips]

Hi, thanks for keeping up this super blog :) I have quite an open ended question for you. My way of writing tends to be that the location stays in a small area so that I can explore the characters more rather than explore the setting. Do you have any advice, tips or things that I might want to keep in mind when writing? I've only just started writing more often as a hobby, so your help would be very much appreciated!

I think the important thing to remember is that there still needs to be a strong plot, with complications, developments, and conflicts. The difference in writing a story with a minimal setting, like the one you’ve described, is that the plot/conflict is much more internally focused. You may not be exploring the setting, per se, but you will need to take the time to explore your characters and their internal worlds in some form or fashion. 

Also bear in mind that with a minimal setting like this, you have the opportunity to really make the setting reflect the plot and the characters. Think about giving that setting some symbolic significance and really having it be a physical manifestation of whatever conflict is occurring within the narrative. (Not a *must* of course, but something that can be very interesting.)