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My Grading System
- 5: Something that I got through and will never watch again. There is a good chance that it bored me quite a bit. Anything below a 5 is just different levels of crap.
- 6: A 6 for me is probably a lot different than most people. Replace the MAL meaning with "like it" and that explains how I treat it. Usually it's for shows that are very ordinary and don't do anything all that memorable. The type that's good enough while you're watching, yet not something you think about often. I don't look down on anything I've given a 6. I liked them for what they were and have even re-watched a few. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to recommend them to other people, but I would if I knew someone would really enjoy a specific type. Decent anime fills a different void and sometimes I'm actually in the mood for something more on the normal side.
- 7: This is where things begin to get juicy. My 7 is probably what most people consider an 8. It's a show that I really enjoyed and would freely recommend. A GOOD show in every sense of the word.
- 8: An 8 has all the qualities of a 7 and much more. It's when my attention level is raised up and I'm completely locked in to what I'm watching. When the slightest noise around you makes you want to go back a few seconds to make sure you read word for word. When the story is more intriguing and creative than normal or does something groundbreaking. That's usually how I judge the 8 range.
- 9: 9 is very simple. It can only get a 9 by being a favorite of mine. Something I love and will watch over and over again without getting tired of it.
- 10: 10 is very similar to 9 just on another level. I rarely hand them out because they represent my carved in stone all time favorites. I'm not the type of fan who juggles around favorites. These are here to stay, have passed the test of time and been re-watched many many times.
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Echelon | 05-16-13, 11:12 PM
3 episodes at a time! lol
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Echelon | 05-16-13, 9:15 PM
Gintama!
... lol
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Echelon | 05-16-13, 6:24 AM
I've told a few people in person about it and yeah, I always emphasis the "discs" when I say it so they hopefully don't hear otherwise... haha.
Well I have been off and on over the years, so I think I can definitely exercise. But yeah sports wise... I don't think so, stamina wise and I think anything impact would be horrendous on me right now. I feel like I'd die if I tried boxing, lol. The worst part is my arm weakness right now which was also around last year when I did yoga off and on, now I know it's probably due to the neck issues/nerves so I'll just have to fight it and hopefully when that clears up I'll get normal feeling in my arms again someday. It was just really weird, it wasn't so much stamina and stuff when I did yoga last time, but I could just tell my arms weren't right and made things harder than they probably normally would have been if they weren't so weak. It's hard enough for me to hold them upwards or outwards.
3 days is definitely what I'll go for at the start. I definitely hope I get addicted myself, heh.The Jericho video was nice. It's just crazy seeing these people 40+ saying they're in the best shape of their lives after doing this and inspiring hearing DDP had a lot of spinal/neck injuries himself, not that that's cool, but it's amazing how he's come back from all that.
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Echelon | 05-15-13, 5:32 PM
Okay I mentioned coconut milk twice today, I think that sums up how out of it I am this week.
(I posted this on my wall accidentally first, holy crap I'm taking a nap).
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Echelon | 05-15-13, 5:29 PM
Nothing new to report today, no idea how I made it through, holy fuck. lol, icing this bitch and not doing anymore stretches or anything for the night and tomorrow to see how that goes. I just really wish I could find some posts online somewhere about bulging discs and peoples experiences of possibly having these issues for -years-, but nobody ever really mentions anything that long or has huge gaps. I'm still just really weary if I can truly come out of this since it's been so long... but just gotta remind myself I have not really been consistently physically active since high school...
It also hit me maybe it wasn't the best time to do the milk trial, so might be detoxing I guess making things and pain more noticeable and unpleasant. Think it's been 5-6 days. So far I think I prefer almond, but I had coconut today and it sat with my stomach so well it was scary, but in the cereal it kind of just tasted like water or something. I've still had cheese here and there, but I'm gonna try to throw that out next week too.
Is the DDPYoga Program Guide good? I think that's exactly what I need... I've probably mentioned before but I need structure in my life sometimes lol, and stuff like this random folder of physical therapy images and stuff, eh. This and spread out appointments, it's just so random to me. I really need laid out plans and a schedule to follow, so hopefully that's the case. I'm sure it is and will be much easier to follow than anything else I've done before.
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Echelon | 05-15-13, 5:39 AM
Yeah hearing your experience makes me pretty weary now. I actually found some random yoga chick on youtube last night and was able to recover a bit doing some of her stretches, gotta love that... I think you're right though. Plus with yoga, the idea of just moving, stretching, and attacking the whole body at once sounds like it'd be better and in the long run. I went ahead and did the stretches again this morning, skipped a few and added some of that stuff I saw on youtube, feeling alright for now but who knows. It's funny continuing to do some research and seeing some people say they had the same experiences with shots, physical therapy, chiropractic care, etc before doing finally doing yoga which worked for them.
Tried the coconut milk this morning, wasn't as thick as almond and I think it sat with my stomach even better, but the taste was kind of odd. Almost kind of like I had my cereal in water or something. Hmmm... I love how there's debates about everything though lol, this does this and that, etc. I guess soy sounds the weirdest with some hormone issues but I'd think that'd maybe be more for women? No idea but I don't know if I care what I end up with now, since the goal was to just get off dairy milk. I don't think I'll cut out dairy completely, but definitely gonna limit it while I try this trial out and getting off cow milk sounds purely beneficial for any adult.
Kind of curious about zinc now, think I get some with my multi and some of the better snacks I get lately, but I might add in a supplement. Sounds like it can be good for repairing things and even fights stomach ulcers, which I still worry about but can't say I've had stomach issues in ages now, though it's obvious there's a lot of inflammation. lol, guess I'll give it a shot. I wonder about iron a bit too, guess my multi doesn't have any. My mom is anemic and thinks I might have some of that despite men having more iron, but yeah who knows.
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Echelon | 05-14-13, 8:03 PM
Fuck, can't believe how bad I feel again. This is among the worst it's been in ages. I'm gonna lay off on the stretches tomorrow, maybe cut out that one I don't like. Gonna order the yoga now...
Had no idea that was out now, so behind on everything.
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Klonoa79H | 05-14-13, 1:36 PM
Coolio. Have you tested the picture quality? Their aren't any reviews yet of the set, but I assume it's from the R2J's, similar to most of the last half of Live-eviL's encode? Because that looked pretty darn good. I hope RS could get Aim for the Ace and the sequels at some point. I also hope Discotek relicense GunBuster with blu ray sourced video.
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Klonoa79H | 05-14-13, 10:48 AM
Hows Aoi Bungaku treating you? I want to see the No Longer Human arc, but sounds depressing.
Is Oniisama e split into arcs or is it more a slice of life leisurely pace sort of show? Just curious.
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Kellhus | 05-14-13, 10:09 AM
How did Hellsing Ultimate treat you? Did you wind up having a favorite character?
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Echelon | 05-13-13, 8:47 PM
Good way to look at it, haha... still not even halfway through this show. I keep putting DS9 in the background off and on too, so I'm kind of about halfway through the first season and getting more into it as well. Epic stuff.
Yeah, I'd guess the other Yoo I saw on listings might be his wife, since it was the same locations. It's great that the guy looks legit and pretty easy to approach I'd guess. So definitely got my eyes set on checking out that place when I get around to it. Cupping looks pretty weird, lol.
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Echelon | 05-13-13, 7:25 PM
I'm already predicting that's how it'll be for me too eventually. Makes sense to me. So no idea if I'll continue the PT outward, but I'm definitely all for some massage therapy down the road... maybe once a month for awhile or something.
For acupuncture:
http://www.doctoryoo.net/
Still need to explore the site thoroughly, but yeah this guy looks awesome. Some good reviews online and everything for something local around here.
The campiness is completely dropping in season 3 of TNG, it's serious business now haha. Liking where this is headed.
http://www.simplifiedbuilding.com/blog/how-to-build-a-custom-ergonomic-computer-desk/
Perfect! Now can I have it... haha.
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Echelon | 05-13-13, 6:20 PM
" For me the worst is standing in place and looking down."
Sums up my job, lol.
Yeah doing better... but the weird thing is how it spiked about midday at work and I thought it was going to be game over, that feeling I'm all too familiar with. But I went to the bathroom for the second time and was able to do a few stretches, then the day got easier and I was moving around stations more towards the end and felt fine after awhile. I really noticed how intricate this junk can be too with a few things like you're saying, like when it was real bad today for awhile I tried to alternate what leg I was putting more weight on to change it up a bit, I did notice some relief when I leaned more on my right for a bit. It's always the left shoulder, so I really worry I need to get that checked out now too. I hate this really dull feeling though, it goes from my shoulder and a bit into my jaw. I don't have any popping or joint issues with my jaw as far as I know, but yeah it's a bit of an uncomfortable feeling. I worry a bit because I had that palette expander back when I had braces in jr high / early high school, that changes the shape of your jaw overtime. But the few times I go back and google it I never really get any findings on anything...
I guess I just need to remind myself there ARE bulging discs in my neck, so that's obviously a pinpointed issue. Just wonder if there's more going on now too with the shoulders or something.
I went lighter on the full exercises this morning and I think that was better than before. I initially didn't feel improved, but yeah I figure I was probably doing it a bit too hard sometimes. Gonna do some now... I think for workdays I can maybe fit in the full regime three times a day, before I leave, when I get home, and before bed. Last time I went they added a resistance band, more stretches for my shoulders. I could probably do this for a warmup to the yoga or something.
Wish I could find pictures of all my stuff, I joked with my PT that the chest and shoulder stretch, that looks the simplest, is probably the one I feel the most. All you literally do is stand straight with your arms down and kind of flex your shoulders backwards and hold it... it's so simple yet it's intense for me, those blades are insanely tender.
This is one that I actually like a lot, even just barely leaning into it and just sitting in this position feels really good for me:
http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Spring03/Floyd/exercises/corner.html
I will say that one thing that has improved over the last week or two is far less popping. I still get the weird tiny cracks when I take a big breath or weird things like that, but yeah. These stretches are helping me break out of the habit too, can't remember the last time I intentionally popped something. Really wanted to today, but I just KNEW that was going to make it worse and last the entire day, glad I managed.
This one I think is definitely one I was doing too hard and need to be careful with:
http://www.fultonmassagetherapy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/upper-trapezius-stretch.jpg
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