"Solicitation takes place when a heavy body tries to begin its motion and has not yet received within itself any impetuosity. This happens precisely when bodies are in equilibrium and , [both] trying to fall, are mutually hindered. But when a heavy body has made some progress in its free fall, and has received some impetuosity or living force, then the heights to which this body may attain are not proportional to the speeds but to the squares of the speeds."

G. W. Leibniz, Essay on Dynamics concerning the laws of motion (Mathematische Schriften, Vol. 6, pp. 215-231). Circa 1691. Translation from the French, Chester Burke, 1992.

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Current Status: GeoCities informs me that Yahoo will no longer be providing free webhosting service after October 26, so the time has finally arrived for us to move to another host. It's about time, really.

After a great deal of research, we have decided to convert 100% to a low-maintenance blog format. Please redirect any bookmarks or links to http://impetuosity.wordpress.com.

It is my goal to have all current projects listed on our WordPress site before Geocities kicks it, but this is a work in progress. In the meantime, you can still sift through my LiveJournal for our downloads, or visit our torrent tracker (NB: does not include releases of J-Pop videos or short animated omakes).

Thank you very much your interest!

Your humble proprietor,
Skinner

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Rejecting the lower back of fate since 2006

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