Hi, this is my first fanfic! I wanted to share, but I think I should warn everyone that I'm not much of a writter. Also, I'm afraid that this story hasn't been through a Beta...my grammer is not all the good, sorry. If you still read it, Enjoy!

Tittle: I think they're laughing at us
Author: Crysro
Spoiler: For 5.04
Warnings: Cuss words, not too graphic. This is also, kinda AU'ish...I kinda went a little off canon.
Summary: Dean and Cas celebrate the New Year (2014) This is from Dean's POV.



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It's Convention time again this weekend in Chicago. You can check up on the guest list and their schedule here on the Creation site.

The Twitter hashtag for the Con is #chicon. To follow this you simply enter #chicon in the search box on your Twitter page or click here. You can add #chicon anywhere in your tweet and it will show up in this stream.

Reports, pics, vids and tweets of note will be added to the Chicago Con page on the Sueprnatural Wiki. Please feel free to add links to your own reports or any stuff you find.

The Wiki page also contains the Twitter addresses of guests who will be at the Con and might Tweet (yes Misha I'm looking at you!).

Do remember that while Twitter is instantaneous, it still takes time for fans to upload stuff, esp as many will be travelling home on Sunday after the J2 panel. I am sure some dedicated and generous fans will get stuff up quickly, but I'd expect the bulk of pics and videos to appear from Monday onwards.

Just keep checking the Super Wiki!

destina gets my entire raison d'rpf right here. (Talking about J2, but it totally works for me more broadly.)

In other news, so I ended up writing an alternate ending for In Writing, haha -- it splits off where Adam comes home and is 100000% more cracktastic:

( In Writing alternate ending, adult, explicit )

You can also read this entry on Dreamwidth ( comments)

Hey, this is my first tutorial, show me your results!

To make this:



From this:



Made in Gimp
Probably Transferable
10 Steps
Easy/Medium

( brickbyboringbrick )

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/MKuf/~3/yllYitDp36g/googles-movie-showtimes-digitally.html

Did you know you can immediately discover movie times and locations by typing a simple search on Google? For example, search for [where the wild things are] and you'll see times and places to watch the film, or try [glendale 18 los angeles] to see movies playing at your local theater. You can also click on the showtimes search result to get more complete movie listings and information.

Today, we're making a few improvements to movie results on Google, including more detailed movie pages, genre filters and a new map view.

Click "showtimes" in your search results for more detailed information.

When you visit google.com/movies, you'll discover a new, more comprehensive resource with all the information you need to decide what movie to see and where to see it:

• Comprehensive movie pages: Deciding what movie to see can take a few searches: What's it about? How are the reviews? Where is it playing near me? Our new detailed layout brings together all the basic information you need with a plot synopsis, trailer, reviews and photos in the same page.
• Genre filters: The new movie pages also give you new ways to explore films by genre and find one you're in the mood for. Sometimes, you might feel like seeing a sci-fi flick or a romance, but you're not sure what's out in theaters. With genre filters you can start browsing right away and quickly find the right movie for you.
• Map view: After you've chosen a movie, the new map view shows you nearby theaters playing that exact film. You no longer need to do a separate search to find out where you're going.

We hope these improvements will help you spend more time at the movies and less time researching. Visit google.com/movies or click through a "showtimes" result to try them out, and treat yourself to a movie!

Posted by Dan Stokeley, Associate Product Manager

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-11-11/production-i.g-bungaku-shoujo-film-teaser-streamed

Mizuki Nomura's school comedy about high school author, "literary" yōkai

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-11-11/nhk/shueisha-to-sell-manga-on-u.s-phones-next-spring

Report says Dragonball, 20-30 titles to be sold in 28 regions in Japanese/English

As promised. I do, in fact, love you all. <3


Title: Four Months and Counting
Author: calicokat
Beta: black_regalia
Pairing: Bones/Chekov
Rating: NC-17
Summary: Pavel hadn't wanted to fuck his boyfriend, to be inside him, this much since he actually got the chance.
Author's Notes: Follows "Conversations in Denotation". Part nine in a series.

Star Trek and all related properties © and TM 2009 CBS Studios Inc. and are used without permission.


( "Pavel had initiative to spare, but it never ceased to excite him when McCoy took his own..." )

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/MKuf/~3/mxECR1CUkiw/googlers-receive-prestigious-itojun.html

Googlers Lorenzo Colitti and Erik Kline have received the ITOJUN Service Award while attending the 76th Internet Engineering Task Force meeting in Hiroshima, Japan.

The Itojun Service Award honors the memory of Dr. Jun-ichiro "itojun" Hagino, who passed away in 2007 at the age of 37. The friends of itojun and the Internet Society (ISOC) came together to establish this award last year. The award recognizes and commemorates the extraordinary dedication exercised by itojun over the course of IPv6 development.

Lorenzo and Erik have been the spark plugs and workhorses of Google's implementation of the IPv6 protocol that will help to carry the Internet beyond the anticipated exhaustion of the IPv4 address space in mid-2011. The two undertook, at their own initiative, to analyze the requirements and begin implementation of IPv6 throughout our networking infrastructure. Their leadership has placed us in the forward ranks of companies prepared for this important expansion. They are role models for others around the world, in the spirit of Itojun Hagino who was, himself, a model leader in this domain.

We're all proud to be associated with Lorenzo, Erik and the others at Google who recognized this challenge and took it head on.

Posted by Vint Cerf, Chief Internet Evangelist

114 Known Unknows icons HERE

Watching my lazy, long-haired cat make one of his lacksidaisical periodic attempts to groom himself is pretty hilarious.

Feeling pretty disgruntled today. No good reasons, but sometimes you don't need one. Maybe it's just because I woke up from nightmares about buying a house full of swarming earthworms. *shudders* Just a couple nights ago, I had a dream about a giant demi-god eel. Oh, yes, it's been a barrel of monkeys in my head as of late.

AKB is slowly rolling its way around to its end and, though it still occasionally gives me a panicky pang in my gut to finish something I've been working on so long (and that still has such potential), I'm feeling pretty good about it. Mostly things are falling the way I wanted them to, the way I envisioned them all this time, and that feels good. Mostly, the reactions are just what I hoped for, and that feels good too. And I've enjoyed the conversations it's inspired, the way it's made me think about what I'm doing inside and outside the story.

Appetite, on the other hand, feels like a source of such huge frustrations. My love for the story is so deep and incredible. It's been just about a year since I started writing it and it's still so incredibly present in my life. The obsession isn't quite as deep as that with AKB, but it's close.

And it's hard to say whether it's hard to find the words because I'm not as invested or whether I'm not as invested because the words are so grudging to come...but either way, the words are not coming and a month that I was theoretically supposed to be devoting to Appetite is...not working out that way.

More than that, I don't have a good feel for what's not working. I mean...a lot of times when I feel like I'm veering off course, I can take a good, hard look at it and at least come up with a hypothesis (generally correct) about what to do. And this time, I have no feel for it. It looks good on paper, it looks good to my advisory committee and the only advice that I--or anyone else--can come up with is to just keep forging forward. But that requires words. And words are what I most emphatically do not have.

But the alternative is to accept (temporary) defeat. To stop trying to squeeze these words out and move on to something else, something not so hard. And...I'm not quite ready to do that, either.

Maybe I'm just spinning wheels waiting for my yuletide assignment to magically appear in my inbox.