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	<title>Comments on: ARIA The Natural - 26 (END)</title>
	<link>http://www.moemoerabu.net/2006/10/01/aria-the-natural-26-end/</link>
	<description>an otaku fan of all things moé</description>
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		<title>By: wontaek</title>
		<link>http://www.moemoerabu.net/2006/10/01/aria-the-natural-26-end/#comment-211</link>
		<dc:creator>wontaek</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Oct 2006 13:01:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&#62;&#62; Over at Orange Planet, Athena suggests that when it gets warmer they go for a picnic. Alice asks where they are going but Athena simply replies that itâ€™s a secret but itâ€™s a wonderful place.

 Gahh!!! Of course I should have guessed what this means. Thanks for reminding me with this line -&#62; Alice is going to be a Single. 

I don't think manga ended so here is a prayer for another season, middle of which I hope they all get their promotion. Although the promotion would mean that they will be less likely to be together, I am certain that many new story could be made because of that story.

&#62;&#62; Also do snowballs really goto that size when you roll them?

 The difficulty rises not by 3rd power as suspected from volume to diameter relationship, but by 4th power as bigger snowballs are harder to maintain. There was a big snow storm in winter of 1982 in Columbia, Missouri, and I made a huge Snowball fortress. What I noticed was that, depending on the amount of snow fall, there is a optimum size of snowball where if you try to make it bigger, it takes much more time for a noticeable size increase plus chance of the snow ball breaking suddenly increases. I have seen in my Boy Scout camp, that if you get 4 adults working on it, you can make a snowman where the bottom snowball is about 1.5 meters in diameter, but that almost took 7 hours to complete, with a dozen people helping at the crucial point of lifting the upper snow ball: We effectively made a ramp and carved out some snow in the bottom snowball in order to secure the snowballs in place.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&gt;&gt; Over at Orange Planet, Athena suggests that when it gets warmer they go for a picnic. Alice asks where they are going but Athena simply replies that itâ€™s a secret but itâ€™s a wonderful place.</p>
<p> Gahh!!! Of course I should have guessed what this means. Thanks for reminding me with this line -&gt; Alice is going to be a Single. </p>
<p>I don&#8217;t think manga ended so here is a prayer for another season, middle of which I hope they all get their promotion. Although the promotion would mean that they will be less likely to be together, I am certain that many new story could be made because of that story.</p>
<p>&gt;&gt; Also do snowballs really goto that size when you roll them?</p>
<p> The difficulty rises not by 3rd power as suspected from volume to diameter relationship, but by 4th power as bigger snowballs are harder to maintain. There was a big snow storm in winter of 1982 in Columbia, Missouri, and I made a huge Snowball fortress. What I noticed was that, depending on the amount of snow fall, there is a optimum size of snowball where if you try to make it bigger, it takes much more time for a noticeable size increase plus chance of the snow ball breaking suddenly increases. I have seen in my Boy Scout camp, that if you get 4 adults working on it, you can make a snowman where the bottom snowball is about 1.5 meters in diameter, but that almost took 7 hours to complete, with a dozen people helping at the crucial point of lifting the upper snow ball: We effectively made a ramp and carved out some snow in the bottom snowball in order to secure the snowballs in place.</p>
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