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Kubangila Kasanza Celva of Kinasha, Democratic Republic of Congo, is a great player on many teams.
The attacker from the other team is dribbling toward the goal, fast. He seems certain to score. But then Celva catches up to him, matches him stride for stride, kicks the ball away, and races in the opposite direction.
"I'm a defender," 12-year-old Celva explains. "It's my job to stop the other team from scoring."
Celva's the kind of player you love to have on your side. He's quiet but assertive, he's ready to work hard, and he loves to see everyone on the team succeed. These are qualities that also make him a great part of some other teams—his church and his family. And so does his willingness to defend the truth.
Celva knows it's important to work hard, both in sports and in the gospel. Family and personal prayer, family and personal scripture study, family home evening—all are part of his regular routine.
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Celva's favorite scripture is 1 Nephi 3:7: "I will go and do the things which the Lord hath commanded." As Nephi did, Celva trusts in the Lord. "He will not ask me to do something without preparing a way for me to do it. He will strengthen me and send others to help me."
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"Listening to what we are taught about the gospel is important," Celva says. "But it's also important to do what we are taught." He remembers his baptism and tries each day to use the gift of the Holy Ghost to make wise choices. He has just received the Aaronic Priesthood, looks forward to going to the temple someday to make additional covenants with the Lord, and plans to serve a full-time mission. He wants to set a good example for his brothers and be of service to his mother and father.
"I honor my mother and father by doing what they ask me to do and by keeping the commandments of our Heavenly Father," he says. "As the oldest child, I know it is important that I set a good example for my brothers, because what I do they are also likely to do."
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Celva knows it's important to work hard, both in sports and in the gospel. Family and personal prayer, family and personal scripture study, family home evening—all are part of his regular routine. He has a testimony of the Word of Wisdom and knows that some things are good to eat while others are bad. "Athletes shouldn't drink beer," he says emphatically.
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As the Church moves into the future, it is good to know there are strong young men like Celva who are eager to do what is right. "I know my Heavenly Father lives, that Jesus Christ is real, and that Joseph Smith was the prophet who restored the gospel to the earth," Celva says. "I have that testimony and will always defend the Church in every way."
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coldcranker Posts: 877Its the Haldex-Volvo system that only delivers minimal torque to the rear wheels if no slipping is occurring. The amount is probably below 10% torque to the rear wheels when not slipping. Once slipping occurs, almost all the torque is quickly sent to the rear wheels. Its always "On", but the minimal torque sent to the rear helps a little. You still pay about a 1 MPG penalty in fuel economy, even in summer, over the FWD model, and you have to carry around about 175 lbs of extra weight around with you.0
jbrooks544 Posts: 8We haven't had much snow this winter. When we did last week, I had to take a 60 mile round trip and also lots of around town/side road driving in the snow/sleet storm. Conditions were bad, 3 inches of snow on some side roads, with freezing sleet and rain on top - very slippery. It was almost IMPOSSIBLE for me to get the car to lose traction. I was a tad giggly. The haldex(sp?) is amazing. It is state of the art - very impressive. Oh, I have a limited with the 18" pirelli's.0
dgmac Posts: 4I also have a Limited with 18" tires. It is very easy to lose control in winter conditions. The tires are not designed for extreme winter conditions. Next winter true snows are going on. I can lose the back end of the car going around corners with the OEM tires. The AWD does help in getting started but plays no role in stopping, turning.0
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Lercher .... Great GameThread
We not lookin so good at Halftime 61 - 45
We playin a top contender team ..
u would think our HC Woody would play the same 5 players for 10 straight minute, and then play 5 bench-players for 10 straight minutes.
Lercher .... Great GameThread
We not lookin so good at Halftime 61 - 45
We playin a top contender team ..
u would think our HC Woody would play the same 5 players for 10 straight minute, and then play 5 bench-players for 10 straight minutes.
Woodson is clueless....fire that bum...
Knicks a no show in the 3rd qtr. It's over folks, time to watch the Giants vs Oakland.
That's bad .. Danny Green got Bayshore/Babylon/and Amityvile all up in MSG roaring at his 20 something points and 10 rebounds in the 3rd qtr.
Truly a game to forget. What a waste of a great thread by Lercher!
Will we ever win a championship again? Id like to think so!
F**k the minutes restriction on Stat. Play him the whole 4th qtr, if he blows out his knee so be it but at least he might get some rhythm. Play JR also.
Face it we're probably the worse basketball team in the NBA next to the Jazz. There is now way any franchise would justify paying Carmelo $30mil going forward
Yeah, this makes Melo's value go down big time. If i was Mills and Dolan, its time to rebuild. I won't say who because i wouldn't keep many. Looks pretty bleak without any picks as far as filling a roster with quality pieces. Def wouldn't keep Melo with his pricetag. Chandler i think is a keeper as well as Metta. I would give Hardaway a chance again next season unless it meant him being part of a quality trade.
But, it's still only 6 games into the season. If this trend continues I'll start worrying after 10 games and push the panic button after 25 or so games. Right now, I'm calling you all to calm down and relax, we're gonna be fine.
Now on to Giants.
Naaahhh the sand in the hourglass has all but emptied to the other side...this borrowing of time approach only builds anger, bitterness, and resentment.
If you are honest with yourself and remove your heart away from rationale you'll fair better emotionally in the long run. We're done. What more than likely will happen if this continues, someone else is gonna get hurt because everyone is playing out of position and undisciplined basketball.
Watching the Spurs play should tell you everything one needs to know about how a basketball team should be ran and look no matter who is on the floor.
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Spurs are everything Knicks are not.
Think about that.
Bargnani playing center and came up with only 1 rebound.
Felton is the worst starting PG in the NBA, officially.
Tim Hardaway Jr remains to be the most overrated rookie in the NBA.
JR Smith picking up right where he lefted off. His time has passed, his brain has degrowned his skill and he's becoming a dumber player each year. Keeping him longer will decrease his value.
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The hamburgers are rather small here. I ordered a guacamole burger and guacamole was more like a watery guacamole sauce, yuk! The fries were OK though. Service is typical Tucson. In other words, nothing special whatsoever. Overall the place isn't terrible. We just won't be rushing back.
This was a great place for my 11 year old's birthday party. Parents got to sit in a private area and enjoy the game while the kids play video games. Pizza, beverages, game cards was a great deal! Would do it again in a heart beat.
There is absolutely nothing like Game On Sports Grille in our around Tucson. This is truly a neighborhood bar in the fashion of what I grew up with. We know the onwers, everyone at the bar makes you feel welcome and there is a real commoraderie here that is unlike other "corporate places" or local dive bars.
There has never been once that I have been here where the owner and his wife did not come out and say hi. Last evening I asked him if he could make a thin crust pizza and he said, "I'd be happy to make it myself for you. 20 minutes later out popped an outstanding thin crust pizza.
The food here is outstanding and made from scratch, and the owners do everything they can to keep the prices real low.
This is one of our favorite stops and perhaps the best overall value in town.
There must be a parallel Grumpy's. The "atmosphere" is that of a warehouse, the baskets are ordinary size and eating a dripping hamburger out of one of them is a task, I can't figure out how the word "great" made it into this listing. I will agree it is a decent size menu.


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"I was brought up with the fear that once it's dark you should be at home," said Singh, a 43-year-old kindergarten teacher in Bangalore, India's technology hub. "I can't shake that fear."
Across India, women tell similar stories. Now there is hope for change.
For decades, women have had little choice but to walk away when groped in a crowded bus or train, or to simply cringe as someone tosses an obscene comment their way. Even if they haven't experienced explicit sexual abuse themselves, they live with the fear that it could happen to them or a loved one.
The gang rape and beating of a 23-year-old university student on a moving bus in India's capital has taken sexual violence – a subject long hidden in the shadows of Indian society – and thrown it into the light.
Following the Dec. 16 attack in New Delhi, which resulted in the woman's death, hundreds of thousands of Indians – both men and women – poured onto the streets of cities across the country, holding candlelight vigils and rallies demanding that authorities take tougher action to create a safe environment for women.
"At least now people are talking," said Rashmi Gogia, a 35-year-old receptionist in a New Delhi law office.
Associated Press journalists interviewed women across India, from the northern cities of Lucknow and Allahabad, to Bangalore in the south, and from the eastern cities of Patna and Gauhati to Ahmadabad in the west.
The outrage sparked by the heinous attack has given women at least a measure of hope that the country of 1.2 billion people will see meaningful improvement in how women are treated, though most realize any change is likely to come slowly.
"These protests have at least given women the confidence to talk about sexual violence," said Singh, the kindergarten teacher in Bangalore. "For too long, women have been made to feel guilty for these things."
Like every woman in India, Singh has her own rules for her daughter's safety. "We make sure she messages us when she reaches (the hospital) and when she leaves for home," she said.
Women who were willing to talk about an unwelcome touch or a crude remark they'd experienced said they had learned to ignore it. Most said they convinced themselves to shrug off these routine assaults and humiliations to avoid angering their attackers or for fear of bringing shame upon themselves and their families.
"What can you do? You have to work, you have to commute," said Yasmin Talat, a 20-year-old graduate student and career counselor in Allahabad whose parents do not allow her to go out alone after 7 p.m.
"Sometimes I do get angry and say something," she said, "but I'm also scared. You never know what could anger these men."
Aparna Dasa, a 35-year-old saleswoman at a Gauhati department store, said whenever she gets into a crowded bus men try to hold her hand as she grasps the overhead support bar. "They try and touch at every opportunity."
"When I'm on a crowded bus and someone says something bad to me, in my heart I want to give him a tight slap, but I've learned to ignore it," said Gogia, the New Delhi receptionist. "What's the use? All the blame always comes back to the woman.
"We stay silent from a sense of shame," she added, "or are made to stay silent."
The harassment and violence faced daily by millions of Indian women is a deeply entrenched part of a culture that values men over women.
The mistreatment starts early – with sex-selective abortions and even female infanticides that have wildly skewed India's gender ratio. India's 2011 census showed that the country had 914 girls under age 6 for every 1,000 boys.
Indian movies and television shows routinely trivialize women. In the often suggestive songs and dances of Bollywood films, it's not unusual for the leading man and a gang of his buddies to chase a coyly reluctant actress, touching, pulling and throwing themselves on top of her.
On television, the most popular soap operas show the ideal Indian woman as meek, submissive and accepting of her traditional role inside the home.
Any discussion of sexual violence has so far been taboo. In the past, politicians have said that women should dress modestly and not stay out late to avoid rape and molestations.
But following the New Delhi gang rape, a usually lethargic government machinery has responded more quickly, and with more empathy than before. Perhaps sensing the intensity of public anger – some activists and protesters have demanded that all rapists be chemically castrated, given the death penalty or even lynched in public – the government has vowed to enlist more women police officers and toughen sexual assault laws.
The public outpouring of anger and support has made many women across India feel like their fears and concerns are finally being heard.
Ranjana Kumari, director of the Center for Social Research and a longtime women's rights activist, said the fact that boys and men had joined the protests "gives us hope."
"Then it becomes everyone's issue, and not just a women's issue," she said.
But no one imagines that change will be quick.
"The process is gradual," Kumari said. "Extremely patriarchal societies don't change in short bursts. But this movement will certainly not go to waste."
Associated Press writers Biswajeet Banerjee in Lucknow, Aijaz Rahi in Bangalore, Indrajit Singh in Patna, Wasbir Hussain in Gauhati and Rajesh Kumar Singh in Allahabad contributed to this report.


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Republicans found themselves gazing into an electoral abyss Wednesday, registering the full impact of a 2012 election that exposed crippling weaknesses in the party's political infrastructure and demographic appeal.
The takeaway among party leaders was virtually unanimous: The GOP faces a years-long challenge of reaching out to Americans beyond its predominantly white, male base and updating a voter turnout machine that's woefully out of date.
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Exactly how to do that is a tougher question, Republicans acknowledged. In any case, there's broad agreement that it will take national leadership from a charismatic politician — Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's name came up repeatedly — to begin the process of bouncing back.
Only a revived national party — currently a fractured institution, with power divided between traditional organizations like the Republican National Committee, the two chambers of Congress and a host of separately funded outside groups — can address the structural problems that doomed Republicans Tuesday night, GOP leaders said.
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"It's a wake-up call. It's a wake-up call," Ohio Sen. Rob Portman said of the party's trouncing this week.
West Virginia Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, who's considering a Senate bid in 2014, said Republicans had to confront the reality that they're "not diversified like the country" and risked losing women voters and minorities in future cycles.
"It's a broader issue than women just being concerned about abortion. There's a concern that people in the Republican Party want to intervene in the choices women have," Capito said. "The candidates reflect the predominant members of our party. If we're going to be a party of a big tent, we can't keep leaving people out. We're not diversified like the country."
She cited her 27-year-old daughter, saying that women that age just don't accept "any limitation of their choices."
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And Virginia Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling, Mitt Romney's state chairman in the Old Dominion and a candidate for governor in 2013, acknowledged that Republican "voter identification and mobilization … didn't produce the kind of results that we thought it would produce."
"We did not get the voter turnout that we anticipated getting," Bolling said. "We have got to do a better job reaching out to women, to Latinos, to young voters. And if we don't do that, we're going to have a hard time winning elections on a national level."
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My wife and I were destined to be together, that is my belief. We started a relationship and together we began our progression to adulthood, which was interrupted by her parents desire to separate us because I am Black and she is Latino. "Under the Melting Pot" is a poetic journal describing our journey through racism to the family that we have created and love today. ...


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Sign the Youth Accord to have your voice heard and help, protect and sustain biodiversity now and for the future.
According to UNESCO and UNEP over the coming decades our planet will lose over a million plant and animal species. All life on earth is interconnected and if one ecosystem breaks down then this causes a domino effect. All species rely on each other for survival. This is why it is important to protect the planets biodiversity.
I have recently joined the steering committee as the Australian representative for the International Youth Accord on Biodiversity. This Accord will be presented to International leaders at a UN conference – COP 10 (Convention of the Parties) in Japan in October later this year.
Read and vote for the Accord here: http://biodiversitymatters.org/youth_accord.html


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How Roberts beat Wolf
The Republican establishment's latest triumph over tea party activists in a Senate primary this year — Pat Roberts' narrower-than-expected win over challenger Milton Wolf on Tuesday night — came with a big lift from party headquarters in Washington.
Aided by national Republican forces, Roberts beat back Wolf, a radiologist and distant cousin of President Barack Obama, effectively thwarting conservatives' last, best hope to topple an incumbent GOP senator in 2014. Assuming Sen. Lamar Alexander prevails in Thursday's primary in Tennessee — he's widely expected to defeat challenger Joe Carr — this will be the first cycle since 2008 when no incumbent Republican senator lost renomination.
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Roberts defeated Wolf, 48 percent to 41 percent; a pair of minor candidates combined for the remaining 11 percent of the vote.
Largely overlooked in the race was the fact that the National Republican Senatorial Committee is chaired by Roberts' Kansas colleague, Sen. Jerry Moran, whom some far-right activists have threatened with a 2016 primary challenge. That made a win for the incumbent even more personal.
( Full primary election results)
The party made a strategic decision to focus on turning out supporters in Wolf's home base. Wolf lives and works in Johnson County, in the suburbs of Kansas City, and he needed a healthy margin there to offset Roberts' strength in the sprawling 1st Congressional District on the western side of the state, which he represented in the House for 16 years.
The NRSC sent six workers to the Kansas City area for the final 10 days, and they knocked on more than 10,000 doors in Johnson County alone, a party official said. A Washington phone bank set up by the NRSC also made more than 40,000 phone calls in the final three weeks.
Ultimately, Roberts fought Wolf to a virtual tie in Johnson County. Wolf took 45.7 percent to Roberts' 45.4 percent, a 147-vote edge.
( Also on POLITICO: Who's up and who's down in the latest polls?)
Roberts said in his victory speech that his campaign reached more than 200,000 GOP households in the state through live telephone calls and door knocks, most multiple times, over the final three weeks.
The NRSC also sent its regional political director, Brittany Belt, into Kansas for the final three weeks before the primary; she focused on the early vote and worked with the campaign on messaging in the final weeks.
"Senator Roberts has served as a diligent check on Democrats' push for ever expansive government and is a true conservative voice for our state," Moran said in a statement celebrating Roberts' win.
( Also on POLITICO: The latest race rating projections)
Roberts' margin was narrower than expected. Recent polls had showed him crushing Wolf, a radiologist who attacked the incumbent from the right.
In a post-election speech, Roberts alluded to the bruising campaign and urged Republicans to refrain from similar infighting in future elections.
"The truth is, Republicans in Kansas and nationally cannot afford the kind of intraparty fratricide we have seen recently," he said, according to prepared remarks. "Friends, we cannot afford to waste scarce resources and energy tearing ourselves apart. We cannot afford a fractured party. The stakes are too high."
Wolf spent the campaign portraying Roberts, 78, as a creature of Washington, frequently questioning whether he truly resided in the state or merely parachuted in to fight for reelection. Roberts, the son of an Eisenhower-era Republican National Committee chairman, was a longtime Hill aide before winning election to Congress in 1980.
Wolf, a second cousin once removed of Obama, presented himself as a hard-line conservative and built his bid around an effort to undo Obamacare. His challenge to Roberts was his first run for office, and he won the backing of some conservative groups that have tried, but so far failed, to oust Senate incumbents.
"Sometimes … the best candidate doesn't win," said Jenny Beth Martin, chairwoman of Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund, which funded a late campaign TV ad attacking Roberts.


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UIL complaint filed over chant at basketball game
The San Antonio Independent School District filed a complaint with the UIL on Tuesday regarding a chant by Alamo Heights students after a boys basketball game against Edison High School on Saturday.
Heights students chanted "USA! USA!" after the Mules won the Region IV-4A championship against Edison at Littleton Gym on Saturday.
Edison's roster is predominantly Hispanic.
The chant lasted for about five seconds. Alamo Heights head coach Andrew Brewer silenced the students as soon as he heard them.
SAISD athletic director Gil Garza filed the complaint with the University Interscholastic League, the governing body for Texas public schools. It was the second year in a row that a complaint about racially motivated chants was filed after the Region IV-4A basketball tournament.
A similar incident occurred last year in a game between Cedar Park and Lanier high schools.
"A bunch of kids made a poor decision, but we can't ignore it," Garza said. "Our community is fed up."
Alamo Heights ISD Superintendent Kevin Brown said he has apologized to SAISD officials. Heights students who were involved in the chanting will not be allowed to attend the Mules' Class 4A state semifinal game against Dallas Kimball on Thursday.
Brown said some of the Heights students who took part and were disciplined are Hispanic.
"Unfortunately, after the game, we had a handful of students who made a bad decision and we're very sorry it happened," Brown said. "They made a mistake and we're going to use this as a learning experience."
Alamo Heights and Edison are less than four miles apart.
Edison coach Art Vela said his players were already in the locker room and did not hear the chant, which took place about three minutes after the game ended.
In last year's incident, Cedar Park students chanted "USA, USA," and "Arizona, Arizona," the latter being a reference to the controversial immigration bill passed by that state. Leander ISD officials formally apologized.
"What's different is that Cedar Park's chants were throughout the game, and Alamo Heights took immediate action," Garza said. "But it's really frustrating that kids work so hard to get to this level and there's another group of kids degrading them.
"They not only ruined it for us, they ruined it for their own team."
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The Wittenberg Tigers put together the largest comeback in its illustrious NCAA Division III playoffs history, rallying from a 22-point first-half deficit to stun Heidelberg 52-38 in the first round of the 2012 playoffs.
Much like other memorable rallies – including a 1988 win at Dayton, a 2001 win at Hardin-Simmons and a 2002 victory at Hanover – the Tigers did the job on the road. Wittenberg (10-1) advanced to a second round game against Hobart, and the Tigers also removed a monkey from the program's collective back with its first postseason win over an Ohio Athletic Conference foe in eight tries, dating to 1978.
"We've had some great comeback wins in the playoffs, and this one will definitely rank right up there with the best of them," said Wittenberg Head Coach Joe Fincham. "We kept telling our guys that this was going to be a 15-round fight and they had to keep their composure. We just felt that if we could keep running plays, we would find our stride."
Heidelberg, which was making its first appearance in the Division III NCAA Tournament since its inception in 1973, sprinted out to a 21-3 lead less than 12 minutes into the game and held a 31-13 advantage after a field goal on the final play of the first half. However, Wittenberg gained some momentum on the final series after Evan Killilea made the Tigers' first tackle for loss on third down.
To that point, Wittenberg's defense had given up big play after big play. No one knew at the time, but the pendulum had swung, setting the stage for a second half dominated by the Tigers.
"They pushed us around early in the ball game," Fincham said. "It's a credit to (defensive coordinator) Andy Waddle and the coaches on that side of the ball. They kept encouraging the guys and kept making adjustments, and we got a lot of key stops. The next thing you know, Jed's a millionaire, right?"
Wittenberg had some success offensively over the opening 30 minutes as well, starting with a pair of field goals by Sean Williams. Trailing 28-6 late in the second quarter, Fincham elected not to kick another field goal and his team responded, converting on fourth down en route to the first of quarterback Reed Florence's five touchdown passes.
The Tiger offense exploded in the second half, scoring 32 unanswered points. After a Williams field goal, Florence tossed two touchdown passes to Brendon Cunningham, who had three in the game to go along with a two-point conversion, and one each to Jonathan Stoner and Desi Kirkman. Forence and Kirkman also connected on a third-and-33 to keep a scoring drive alive on the first play of the fourth quarter with the Tigers trailing 31-23.
Wittenberg's defense held Heidelberg to 138 yards and one touchdown in the second half, in addition to forcing four turnovers, capped by an interception that Heath Eby returned for a score inside the final minute.
Florence finished with 346 yards passing and 66 yards rushing. Kirkman led the receivers with 10 catches for 104 yards, while Cunningham added eight receptions for 94 yards.


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Ronald B. Moore was a noted Human comedian from the 20th century.
In 2365, Data attempted to utilize "Mr. Comic" to help him better understand the concept of "what is funny?", while performing at the Charnock's Comedy Cabaret. The program list code for this comedian was RW-96321. (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona", okudagram)
"The Comic" was played by Joe Piscopo.
The character was identified by the holodeck program list as "Ronald B. Moore," a reference to visual effects coordinator Ronald B. Moore, who was one of the people who assembled the holodeck computer graphic. (Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 155)
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Donald and Missy Browning Phillips were united in marriage on June 9, 2012 at the Apple Patch Chapel in Crestwood. The double ring ceremony was officiated by Chaplin Bobby King. Bridesmaids were Amegan Zaring, daughter of the bride, Lisa Phillips, daughter of the groom, Holly Hardin, daughter-in-law of the bride. Best man was Donald Phillips, son of the groom. Groomsmen were Timothy Hardin, son of the bride, Zeb Zaring, son-in-law of the bride, Eric Jones and Shane O'nan.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta is greeted by Vietnamese Army Maj. Gen. Nguyen Cong Son, deputy chief of the office of the minister of defense, upon arrival in Cam Ran Bay, Vietnam, June 3, 2012.
DOD photo by Erin A. Kirk-Cuomo
By Jim Garamone
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HANOI, Vietnam, June 4, 2012 – The past, present and future came together here today during a meeting between Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and Vietnamese Defense Minister Gen. Phuong Quang Thanh.
The two men used the shared history of the United States and Vietnam to assess the status of military-to-military relations between the nations and chart the future of the partnership.
The past was represented by the two men exchanging artifacts of the Vietnam War -- the diary of a Vietnamese soldier and letters written by American service members.
The present was represented by Panetta's historic visit yesterday to an American ship being repaired by Vietnamese workers in Cam Ranh Bay.
The future was represented by plans the men made to broaden and deepen defense cooperation between the two nations.
The meeting, held at the Vietnamese Ministry of Defense, was a chance for both sides to assess the progress made in the 17 years since the United States and Vietnam normalized diplomatic relations. Panetta said the relationship between the two nations is based on mutual trust and understanding.
The two men discussed the memorandum of understanding on defense cooperation signed last year. The memo looks at areas where the two countries can work together, and has been successful over the past year, the Vietnamese defense minister said.
The two men agreed to expand cooperation in five key areas. These are high-level dialogues between the two countries, maritime security, search and rescue operations, peacekeeping operations and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
"I also noted in our discussion the importance of our establishing an Office of Defense Cooperation to enhance our cooperation in these areas and as a signal of the United States' enduring commitment to this important defense relationship of the future," Panetta said.
The men shared views on how the United States could work with the defense ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to try to improve the maritime rights of all nations, the defense secretary said. "We also discussed our shared commitment to a peaceful and prosperous and secure Asia-Pacific region," Panetta said.
The secretary expressed his deep thanks for Vietnam's long-standing efforts to help the United States resolve the fate of those missing in action from the Vietnam War. "In particular I want to thank him for his offer to open up three new areas for remains recovery," he said.
"Our continued progress in this area -- as well as other legacies of war -- reflects … the growing maturity of the relationship between the United States and Vietnam," Panetta said. "I want the general to know and the people of Vietnam to know that we will … do everything possible to continue to work together to achieve our shared objectives and our common goals. I believe that the United States and Vietnam can build a better future not only for our people, but for the entire Asia-Pacific region."
For more stories on U.S. Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta's travels to the Asian-Pacific, visit http://www.defense.gov/home/features/2012/0512_panetta1/
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One of many places to play pool is the Filling Station in Lamai. Close to BEER BAR CENTRAL where rows of bars line the narrow streets filled with late night holiday makers.
Wikipedia:Ko Samui island of Surat Thani Province (or Koh Samui, Thai: เกาะสมุย, Thai pronunciation: [kɔ̀ʔ samǔj]), or often, simply Samui as it is referred to by locals, is an island off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus in Thailand, close to the mainland Surat Thani town. It is Thailand's third largest island, with an area of 228.7 km2 and a population of over 50,000 (2008). It is rich with natural resources, white sandy beaches, coral reefs and coconut trees.


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haroldwaide wrote:After they performed Another One Rides the Bus, Bermuda looked at Al and said "You should have a band. I'll be your drummer" As for being his drummer today, Most artists don't have staying power in this business. Let alone a novelty artist.Al and the band have been truely blessed to have the career that they have. On wouldn't think that Jon looked at Al on that fateful night and said "I'm still going to be your drummer on January 23rd 2016" because, as a rule, that just doesn't happen...
haroldwaide wrote:Now that, my friend, is a very interesting question. Assuming Bermuda can remember that many years ago, we could get some rather interesting perspective. And I have to agree. Al's band is Ridiculously underrated.
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Deerhunter and Calvin Johnson Rock Athens
Georgia-based PR firm Team Clermont is on the brink of celebrating its 10th anniversary at […]
Georgia-based PR firm Team Clermont is on the brink of celebrating its 10th anniversary at its Summer Festival and Blue Ribbon Ball in Athens. The event will feature performances by artists represented by the firm before ringing in "The Prom," with the formally garbed Bobby Conn, Thrill Jockey's resident avant-pop badass.
The fest features performances from Atlanta-based Deerhunter, A Northern Chorus, Starlight Mints, Castantes, and K Records founder, Halo Benders member, and Dub Narcotic Sound System frontman Calvin Johnson. Not to mention, there's going to be a kickball tournament and a grip of Pabst Blue Ribbon. The South shall rise again.
The Summer Festival and Blue Ribbon Ball takes place July 25-28. For full line-up info and venue information go to: Team Clermont.


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Modelling of Melt Cast Cooling and Solidification Processes for ExplosivesP. Lamy-Bracq[1] and C. Coulouarn[1]
[1]Nexter Munitions, Tarbes, France
A solidification process of casting explosives in shell is studied in this paper. An enthalpy method approach is used to model the solidification process. Both the thermal and mechanical effects are taken into account. An ALE (Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian) method is used to represent the physical deformation due to solidification. Results from the model are verified against experimental results. The impacts of different cooling conditions on the velocity, temperature and stress distributions, as well as on the solidification time, are discussed. The present model can be used to improve the quality of cast explosives, by optimizing and controlling the processing conditions.


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The good news just keeps coming for Roscommon native Chris O'Dowd. Reportedly, Christopher Guest, the writer behind 'Best in Show' and 'This is Spinal Tap,' is looking to make O'Dowd the focus of his new television show 'Family Tree.'
Vulture reports exclusively on Guest's new and highly anticipated project which will see the writer branching out into television. 'Family Tree' aims to be high on improvisation and low on commercials, thus it is being shopped to for-pay services like Netflix, HBO and Showtime by NBCUniversal International Television.
The show will follow the efforts of one man, played by Chris O'Dowd, to track down his real family. 'Family Tree' will reportedly have the feel of other hit show 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' Other details have yet to emerge about the show.
Should the project get the go-ahead, it will be just another big name that O'Dowd will get to work with. The Irish actor upped his American notoriety last year by co-starring in the summer hit 'Bridesmaids' along with Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm. Earlier this year, he starred in 'Friends with Kids' alongside Hamm again and with Maya Rudolph and Megan Fox.
Just last month at Cannes Film Festival, O'Dowd starred in 'The Sapphires' which was screened at the festival just after being acquired by Harvey Weinstein. Last year, Weinstein picked up another film - 'The Artist' - right before Cannes and it later went on to win Oscars. Hopefully O'Dowd's 'The Sapphires' may share in some of the same success.


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• Nook Tablet announced: $249, available November 17th – It's designed to replace the Nook Color in B&N's lineup. And Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet gets real, we go hands-on (video)
• Motorola Droid RAZR review – It's a powerful phone, but the screen display is lacking.
• Time Warner Cable gets hit with 'large' outage – TW's Internet service goes down for many.
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• From Heaven: iTV – Jean-Louis Gassée offers one more speculative view of what exactly Steve Jobs "cracked" with an allegedly imminent Apple TV interface.
• THE TWEAKER — The real genius of Steve Jobs. – Writer Malcolm Gladwell says Jobs' genius wasn't in invention, but rather in tweaking.
• Apple's next-gen iPad reportedly to use new backlight design for HD resolution screen – Apple's looking at two different designs.
• Google lawyer: Why the patent system is broken – The courts are determining whether patents apply to disputed technologies, so companies settle rather than face that process. Also David Gelernter Discusses Patent Claim Against Apple
• Feds try to prevent War of the Worlds-style panic over national emergency alert – This is only a test.
• The US smartphone landscape – The market is expected to reach 50 percent penetration by September 2012.
• HTC confirms early 2012 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrades for Sensation, Rezound, Vivid, and others and HTC to push into emerging markets, eyes new tablet
• Best Buy UK stores to be shut down after a year of unprofitable operation
• Disney and YouTube Make a Video Deal – Disney will create original shorts for viewing on YouTube.
• Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard Career According to The Crimson – A fascinating look at Harvard Crimson stories that appeared while Zuckerberg was at the university, and shortly thereafter.
• Firefox 8 Launches In Two Days, But Here's How To Get It NOW – As usual, it's posted early to an FTP site.
• Mozilla Developers Testing Mobile OS – It's a mobile OS based on the Web.
• Major Usenet Provider Shuts Down Following Court Order – News-Service.com is a reseller of Usenet access.
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Living far away from family this year, I didn't celebrate the first week of Chinese New Year by going out for dim sum or another festive meal. I talked to my parents in China via cell phone, made some Sichuan wontons, and called it good. I took solace in the fact that 1) I've eaten many great CNY meals in the past, and 2) I'm constantly recipe testing for my upcoming Chinese cookbook, so every day is like Chinese New Year.
Still, it was nice to finally have a Chinese meal outside of my apartment after a long hiatus of not doing so. Last night I went with Kian (of Red Cook) and his partner Warren to the opening of our friend Magda's photo exhibit near Chinatown. Afterward we wandered over to Nyonya on Grand St., It's part of the Penang restaurant chain that's pretty popular along the East Coast. I've eaten at the Boston branch numerous times, and occasionally find myself with massive cravings for their roti canai with curry chicken dip, so I was pretty excited to try Nyonya.
We ordered two servings of the roti. Needless to say, it was as good as I remembered from Penang, and even flakier. Usually I would order one or two bowls of rice cooked with chicken oil (which tastes much better than it sounds) and pour the remaining chicken curry dip over the rice. This make-shift chicken rice smothered with curry dip is FANTASTIC, but the danger is filling up on rice and not eating enough of everything else. So I resisted.
We did not resist ordered the New Year dish called "yee sang", which I had never seen or heard of before. According to Kian, who's from Singapore, it's a CNY tradition that's carried on only in Singapore and Malaysia. The salad has about 7 or 8 ingredients, one of which is raw fish, and gets tossed with chopsticks by everyone at the table for prosperity. Ours had a bunch of colorful components, including daikon, jicama, candied papaya, candied persimmon, wonton crisps, rice crisps, and taro chips dyed red and green.
Our "yee sang" came with red envelope, which our server opened up to reveal our "lucky lotto number", plus some "white gold" (white pepper) which she sprinkled over the top of the salad. Then she scattered salmon sashimi over the salad and topped it off with what seemed to be a large amount of honey. Finally she wished us a happy new year, left us to toss the salad, and swooshed off to perform the same ritual for another table.
I really liked our salad and couldn't stop picking at it. But our table did reach the consensus that, yes, that was a large amount of honey, even for a dish that's supposed to be sweet. It would have been a much better as a dessert than an appetizer.
But the dish was still good, and what followed was even better.
I already gushed about the roti with chicken curry dip. This chicken satay was pretty juicy and also similar to what I remember from Penang.
I had not had a good plate of char kway teow since visiting Singapore in 2009, so this was a good trip down memory lane. Not quite hawker stall quality, but pretty darn close.
Another favorite (how many favorites can you have in a field of seven dishes?) was Chinese water spinach sautéed with belachan, or spicy shrimp paste. This gives the Cantonese preparation, stir-fried with a bit of garlic and fermented bean curd, some serious competition.
We also had some poh piah, Malaysian spring rolls topped with a sweet chili sauce. And for dessert, Kian insisted on ordering the pulut hitam, black sesame rice with coconut milk. I'm normally not a huge fan of Asian desserts, with the exception of mochi and black sesame ice cream from Chinatown Ice Cream Factory, but the coconut milk made the dessert pretty enjoyable. I wouldn't mind eating it again in the future, along with everything else we ordered.
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Software Update .61
Software Update .61
Just got an update message today and I scheduled to do the update tonight. Thanks for the heads up on what to expect so I don't get too disappointed tomorrow morning.
If it's still 4.5 then it's probably just more bug fixes.
^ Just installed it myself. That was the same patch notes as the last software version I had, so just a bug fix. I'll see if I notice anything different tomorrow.
I don't have the new version yet, but may be it's an update each time there's a newly active Supercharger.
Someone has to put those new Superchargers on the map right?
Nearing 3,000 miles on my S 85. Still no sign of 4.5 in sight (any version). Curious.
@Tam False. Since 4.5 newly activated SCs go on the map without software updates. It less clearly states this in the patch notes, but was confirmed in the forums when Normal and Centralia SCs showed up without updates.
Got .61 today also - nothing noticeable yet.
The release notes don't really mention anything that wasn't in 1.33.51.
it looks like a maintenance release, but no errata is provided - hard to tell what was fixed.
release notes match what was in the previous release.
Elon just tweeted "Sharks with lasers are will be provided on the next update."
Bluetooth broke after mine was updated to .61 this morning (it just shows a dialog "Bluetooth is initializing, please wait" forever). I'll try rebooting tomorrow, otherwise I hope it is fixed soon.
Got .61 a couple days back. New SC's on the map, all car functions working as expected.
So Tesla does read these posts.
I would guess that if there is sharks w/ lasers update coming soon, it is going to come around the earnings call on the 7th -- cool new features will help with the analysts.
I don't think the bicycle thread will appreciate the sharks with frikin lasers release.
1.33.61 fixed the 17" display fan-stuck-on-high all the time issue. I'm very happy about that. :-)
I am not sure if a new setting appeared for me. Ubder Apps, Slacker now has a setting based upon cellular signal strength. My sound system sounds much better since installing the new update.
+1 highfalutintodd
I am still on 4.4 so I guess new bug fix roll outs will continue to those with 4.5 til it is stable, then go to the rest of 4.4 install base.
That actually makes sense to me. I know if I really wanted 4.5 I could call and get it pushed, Tesla knows what they are doing.
I was recently at a San Diego Tesla Club meeting and there was an employee from the SD Service Center there. Really nice guy and seemed very knowledgable and he said that there is a reason not everyone gets the updates at the same time.
He said that they monitor all of the prime and ideal conditions for you to get an update. Because sometimes you may not be ready for it based on what data Tesla sees. So it does sound like there is some controlled reasons for the updates.
He said that you can always come to a service center (with appointment) and get an update. It can take 2 hours. But he said it's best to wait until Tesla notifies you that you're ready for an update.
Got .61 today also - nothing noticeable yet.
Pulled into the office parking lot my usual hour+ before co-workers arrive. Was going to just sit in the S for the usual/daily 20-30 minutes that I do, just enjoying the car. So, what the heck, started the .61 update. Only took 8 minutes with 4 bars. So I guess the update message that states it will take 45 minutes is just standard formatted message.
Am I the only person that gets to work and wishes I could turn around and drive away just for the fun of it? Am I the only person that just sits in the car enjoying and admiring the beauty? And can't wait for the end of the day so I can drive her again...
@akikiki - you are NOT the only one. :-) I ask my wife every day, "Hey, do you have any errands you need me to run?" Just so I can maybe get a few extra minutes in the car!
I got notification to upgrade to .61 yesterday (and posted about it). No noticeable changes that I can see, as I was already on 4.5.
Happy driving, everyone!
Update runs with no bars (sub basement parking). Is downloaded earlier, probably when you get the Set Time notice.
Tire Pressure Low - Red Exclamation Mark warning
Update installed last night.
Came up at second drive of the morning. Stopped and visually checked tires. All looked good.
Restarted with same tire pressure warning although it self corrected about 10 minutes into the drive.
I wish they would just re-release sleep mode. I hate watching 10 miles of range drain away every day. There's someone on the forum who's still on 4.l because they didn't want to lose sleep mode. When I got my MS it was already on 4.2 so I was SOL.
I had the same disappearing tire pressure warning . My car update again on 4.5 a few days ago.
Looks like a bug fix .
I had same tire pressure warning issue-take it to a service center -it's a ten minute fix-apparently on some units the sensor wasn't in the right place-tire pressure warning hasn't gone on since
I just got it and scrolled down. Didn't it deal with "vampire load" by saying if you keep it plugged in, charge comes from wall and not the car? Or was that there in the last 4.5 version (.54)?
Dear akikiki,
Agreed, you're not the only one who hangs out in their Tesla. I do it a lot. I rarely eat lunch, but on days when I'm tired or just want to get out of the office, I'll move my car to a discrete corner of the lot, turn on the HVAC, recline the seat and rest. Most workplaces aren't conducive to napping and idling an ICE for an hour is irresponsible, even illegal in many places. Other times I'll surf the net, do some emailing or listen to music. At home I often take cellphone calls to my car for privacy. The Model S makes a great "cone of silence" (a "Get Smart" reference for you youngsters). We've been having a brutal heat wave in the east. The AC at home can't fully cool the master bedroom in our 4 story town house. I haven't spent the night in the car, but I often need to literally chill out there for a while or I won't get any sleep. Electric HVAC turns a car into a portable office, refuge, camper, private hideout, etc. Sorry for rambling off topic.
Back to the subject. I have 4.5(1.33.54) and an update (presumably 4.6.1) queued for tonight. My S was delivered with 4.2. in February. It now has some very nice features that came via various updates. What a great deal. Patches and bug fixes are appreciated too, though less exciting. Still, how many cars get upgraded, repaired or tweaked for free while they are parked somewhere? Are there cars, besides Tesla, that get any kind of free software updates over the air? If so, do any get new features this way? Sorry for rambling on topic. Just enjoying some "me time" in the car after work.
Thanks again Tesla, for everything.
I updated to the .61 in the a.m. and when I had a chance to drive it later in the day I got the tire warning. It came on, it went off for a mile then came on again. Since I was planning my first road trip, Long Island to Albany, NY, I figured it would be prudent to check. Every tire was 5-7 lbs. low.
I was going to ignore it because of all the posts about faulty TPMS antennae and sensors. Glad I took the time.
They really need to display individual pressures. Hopefully it's just a software update.
I'm on 4.5 (1.33.54) and I have update scheduled for tonight. I checked the Supercharger list, and the new Florida Superchargers were listed, so it looks like those are loaded independent of the firmware update.
They were probably even lower than that. Should be checked when cold, parked. Done on the highway they will be warm, and read higher than they "really" are. Check again, maybe in the a.m.
got my .61 notice and installed today, had .59 a few weeks ago. same release notes.
Updated this morning. Traffic info in Nav much improved (severe update delays prior to update)...
@BH Thanks. I left the waiting part out of my post so it would be wittier.
I am 3146 do you have the Sound package?
I have noticed my "non-sound package" is not very loud at all, sound is OK - i guess what I expected by not getting the upgrade... just quiet.
Tire pressure posts are interesting. Got the update and the second day later had my first tire pressure warning. All of the tires were a few pounds under. filled them up and it went away. didn't imagine that there was a connection until reading this thread . . . .
I saw my first tire pressure warning well before install of .61 (was on .48). First time in six months. It returned a day or two later. Measured pressure was about 40.5 psi instead of 45. Filled tires to 45 psi and warning has not returned, so I guess it is working very well!
This is for the standard 19" tires on an 85.
Updating to .61 (from .59) as I write this.
got .61 tonight, Got .59 July 11. Quickest update yet. Will drive this weekend to see if any issues.
I could be wrong, but I think they added a convenience wipe feature with .61. ie. when you press in the button for windshield washer, it now does a pass, waits for a bit and then does another pass. I don't think it used to do that.
Mine has always paused between windshield wipes, and behaves the way you described.
Just upgraded from 4.4 to 4.5 (.61) last night and my wipers definitely wipe more smoothly. Before they dragged and stuck even in plenty of rain. I was pleasantly surprised.
ddruz - seriously? TM can't change the mechanics of windshield wipers via software download. Methinks we are beginning to see phantom or placebo events as a result of the car's self-supporting software systems.
Just out of curiosity, when you order a new car and pick it up will it have the latest software update installed?
For those of you that picked up new cars lately, has it had the latest version installed?
I received my car two days ago and there was a screen notice of a pending update. I allowed .61 to load last night without incident. I assume it had .59, but wasn't facile enough with features to have recognized it before the update.
This was before the .61 update. After driving 7 months and over 13,000 miles, I was getting a TPMS warning, but only in the afternoon when leaving work and it would go away after a couple of mins of driving. Never in the am. Tires looked fine. I have had my 19" tires rotated and checked once at approximately 8000 miles.
Thought something else was going on, but decided to check the tire pressure, all were 40.5-41psi. Glad I checked. Put some air in and have not had TPMS warning since. I guess the TPMS did its job. Although I read it was not supposed to warn until pressure was down 25%. I am fine with it warning at 10%. I am assuming it was actually down a bit more than what I measured because I would get the warning after it was in a cold parking garage as opposed to my relatively hotter garage overnight.
I got .59 at the Fremont SC on 7/19, and just got the OTA update to .61 yesterday. Sat in the car to watch--about 10 minutes of lights flashing on and off, door handles presenting and retracting, relays clicking on and off. No major changes noted yet, but presumably this is a bug fix (release notes apepar the same).
BTW, I had the well known TPMS warnings from day 1--issue with the location/position of the transponder. Fixed at Fremont SC and no new alerts.


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|2012-01-07, 21:42
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Touma has made it clear he's not well versed in the magic side of things, so he wouldn't know how his actions affect the magic side. Remember when Kanzaki was telling him the Amakusa were now under the protection of the Church, he only cared that everyone was safe, not the repercussions of their combined actions could've had.
He can only act on what's in front of him, not on a larger scale. He's an amateur, not a professional.
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Touma's actions were more or less relevant for both sides as long as Anglicans and AC cooperate with each other to cover up for Touma's doings (Misawa Cram School, Book of Law, Croce di Piertro) but it doesn't means the tension isn't going to build up for RCC (loser side) and the person who is above the Pope, GRS and Fiamma. Since the news about Touma screwing up with RCC's plans again (Quen of the Adriatic), GRS' members (Vento, Terra and Acqua) started to take actions against Touma and AC, sure it was from their own initiative but still the leader didn't take any direct action until the others were wiped away. Obviously, Fiamma is revealed to not be interested on crushing AC but had his eyes on Touma's right arm. then manipulates France to attack UK, UK starts a coup and the coup ends with start of the WWIII all because a right arm that was the key to change the whole world.
Crazy, but IMO Touma was the main reason why Fiamma started the war, sure there was tension between both sides but Science got nothing by winning the war and Magic had its roots on a religion which main goal is bringing peace to the world.
Ok, that was all... for the time being, I have to watch all the anime I didn't the previous season and the season before that.
Oh, and the epilogue is at its 65%.
|2012-01-07, 22:40
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Exactly how far does the extent of Touma's memory loss go? Depending on the answer isn't he practically an infant? The dude never has a break, is never given any proper introduction to anything and only told anything globally meaningful after the fact. And he's supposed to make great decisions?
He's a pawn through and through as stated. His memory loss and ability just makes him the most convenient for everyone around to use.
We have to ask ourselves whether or not he would be in the same predicament he is in now if he had never lost his memories, because I'm sure Aleister, Necessarius, and now Birdway must have been mighty happy when that incident opened him up to unknowing employment. Touma's backstory needs to be fleshed out already so we can compare the original with this dude running around. I refuse to believe that the original was completely clueless as to what was going on in Academy City at the very least. There's no way he was just brought to Academy city as the most important part of Aleister's plan and not told anything. He must have been prepared (experimented) on in some way for the future in the 10 years he lived there. What I'm saying is that his personality must have been fundamentally different than he is now. If his childhood was half as bad as what any of us can imagine would make him called a "Plague", then he must have been way more cautious/skeptical than he is now.
So hurry up and make Touma rediscover himself Kamaichi, so we can all finally move past this second unfortunate infancy of his and let him get promoted from Grunt A , aka "The world's butt monkey".
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|2012-01-07, 22:54
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That's even more unlikely, Aleister letting a piece knows his plans? Not even Accelerator knows even a portion of the plans for himself... Damn, you must really be new here
Go look at the first arc and possibly the first part of the Railgun Manga, even before loosing his memories he already has to desire the want to be something more than just someone that can leave people behind for his own sake. When he lost his memories all that past is gone as well as whatever that shapes his experiences, but the one thing that still remains is his core values.
People don't seem to get it that while he is being manipulated by all these organizations, did you really think he would stop saving people just because he knows he's being manipulated into their benefits? What kind of selfish immature kid would he be if he sacrifice all those people just to say 'screw you' to those people?
|2012-01-07, 23:12
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Anyway, I still don't get to see the changes after the 'second death'.
|2012-01-07, 23:16
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The last time I've checked, this phase of indecision isn't exactly admirable quality.
Secondly, all that was thrown out of the window when he tried to save Index, heck even before that he stepped in to save Mikoto and that young girl.
Thirdly, even when he lost his memories he still says he'll run away if it can solve the problem- Please tell me which of these incidents allows him to run away to solve the problem?
|2012-01-07, 23:23
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If you mean Railgun manga, that was retcon, he faced known enemies: guys who are no more than the thugs he is used to fight and run away from them.
If you mean the Sisters Arc, IMO its Tree Diagram's and his own memory destruction that made him run away from Mikoto and meet Imouto later, then that lead to the chain of events that leads to the Level 6 Shift Project.
|2012-01-07, 23:24
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I mean the Aluminium Can bomb incident in the Railgun story, he still jumped in without hesitation.
|2012-01-07, 23:31
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On that story, he jumped and used his right hand, what would have been of him if that were a real bomb? He just happened to be there, the coin just happened to slip from Mikoto's hand and the bomb just happened to be ESP produced ... too many coincidences =_=;.
That story came after The Remnant Arc was over, the author can keep adding more and more stories like he does in Railgun manga and add Touma on them to please fans who wants to see Touma or those who just wants ship teasing. There always will appear more contradictions like the one about the railgun on the bridge.
|2012-01-07, 23:38
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My MAIN and original point is to response to Daft's illusions; that whether with or without his memories, Kamijou Touma is someone that would move to save people if he's been given that opportunity or rather that misfortune.
The REAL difference is how he views himself, the him from before is someone that lacks confidence in himself and someone that brushes off his achievements. There's nothing to suggest he was a cynical jerk like Accelerator from before.
That's why even if he somehow gains back his memories in the story, it's not going to change jack-squat because he had already stated what his core values are. And this volume shows that even if it's to the benefit of the enemy, Kamijou would still move to save the little girl.
|2012-01-07, 23:54
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Pre-memory loss Touma should have knowledge of the origin of Imagine Breaker... And I think it was teased that the Imagine Breaker is a lot more powerful than it appears...
so... it's possible... if he got back his memories... he could 'break the seal' so to say...
Becoming more powerful or gaining knowledge of how to become more powerful...
Potentially, it could change the way events could unfold. Plus, there's that 'thing' inside Touma, so we know there's a lot more to him than what we think...
I believe somewhere in NT2, Touma stated that he wanted to know more about himself. Whether this leads anywhere is anyone's guess, but it looks like this ground is going to be covered pretty soon in the newer novels...
|2012-01-08, 00:18
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Considering that; it wouldn't be too far off to think that outside small clues or "people that "known something" but get taken out before they can say anything", the true nature of the right hand will only come to be a topic when Aleister totally steps up to the plate, and I don't really think that's going to happen before the series ending.
|2012-01-08, 00:24
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Given how Gremlin is VERY conscious about Imagine Breaker I feel that we'll get abit more information about it soon enough.
For example, if all of their magic used on him has methods to avoid being destroyed by Imagine Breaker's effect, we know something's up.
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Kyle Clark, an anchor with KUSA in Colorado, has set the internet ablaze, thanks to a commentary in which he begged viewers to stop sending in pictures of snow-covered patio furniture.
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Growing up in a family of four kids, it's easy to feel like your parents don't pay enough attention to you. That was never the case for me. My mother always made it a point to make each of us feel individually special. Whether it was a certain song she had with one kid or a certain food with another. Mine was a time. 11:11. Every time it was 11:11, my mother would look me in the eye and say, "kiss the clock and make a wish, Kate." and we would. It was her own little way to make me feel special and safe and it always worked.
I was a freshman in high school when I found out she had a brain tumor. Seeing as how my entire knowledge of the medical world came from the tv show E.R., it was safe to say that I had no idea the severity of the situation. That, mixed with my mothers optimism. I remember her always saying, "If you start telling people that you are sick, they will start treating you like you are sick, and then you will start believing it. The mind is a powerful, powerful thing." So I just went about my life as if it were just that easy.
About a month after we had found out, my church youth group decided to go caroling to the people in the congregation who, "might not make it to the next holiday season." We met up at the church and split into groups. Each group was given a piece of paper with the names of the people we would be singing to and a little information about their condition. I started skimming the page, thinking about how terrible it must be to know that this would be your last Christmas. And then I saw it. The very last name on the list. Annette. My mother.
I tried to keep my composure but my inner dialogue was screaming. "WHAT!? My mom might not make it to the next holiday season?! Why hadn't anyone told me?" I tried to calm myself down as I read the paragraph. It explained that this was a very high risk surgery. So high risk, that neurosurgeons in our state, and the surrounding states had refused to do it because of its complexity and the fact that they really just didn't know how. It continued to say that we would be going to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota on January 22nd, the day after her birthday, to have the surgery, in which she would only have a 2% chance to live. A 2% percent chance.
I was in shock. I had no idea. The worst part was, I was on my way to her house to try and cheer her up by singing Christmas carols. We stood in the living room of my mothers house and sang. Well..they did. I stood, clenching my best friends hand, eyes locked on my mother, sobbing. How could I have another Christmas without her?
The next few weeks were a numb blur but finally, the day of the surgery came. We were all restless from the attempted family birthday party from the night before. It seemed like suddenly, optimism was the last thing on everyone's mind. The weather was a direct symbol of everyone's mood, cold, cloudy, harsh.
We waited patiently in the waiting room as the doctors were preparing my mother. After what seemed like hours, a nurse came in and told us that it was, "time to say our goodbyes". We all walked like zombies into a back corner room where my mom sat in a hospital gown. We cycled through the hugs and tears and soon enough, it was time.
The goodbyes were over and she was off to the operating room. We walked back to the waiting room and I put on my headphones to try and mask the eerie hospital silence. I sat down in the hard seat, and looked at the clock. It was 11:11. I was suddenly overwhelmed with the most amazing sense of peace. Tears began to roll down my face, I closed my eyes, kissed the clock, and wished as hard as I could.
Twelve hours later, the doctor came in and told us that she had survived.
Now when I see 11:11 on the clock, I don't just make a wish, I realize how precious this life really is.


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East Hampton April 4, 2011 To the Editor, Years ago in my father's effort to educate his simple son, he advised me that life was not black and white, pure and impure. He stated life was 10 percent black, 10 percent white, and the remaining 80 gray. In that large area I would be compelled to think and make a decision. President Obama's decision to seek Arab assistance, allied assistance prior to venturing into Libya, sits in that area of gray where he had to make a decision. He watched as Qaddafi started a massacre and decided on a use of force that would even the playing field between the people of Libya and the drug-addicted maniac in power for over 40 years. Recently some have criticized Mr. Obama harshly for his choice. Some of the critics are the same people who gave the great incompetent, George W. Bush, and his draft-dodging militaristic Vice President Richard Cheney a free pass on Iraq. When Mr. Bush's time to serve came he was essentially a shirker lost in the sauce, as are his military records. While failing to complete the mission in Afghanistan he led us to a costly war in Iraq based on falsity and ambition. he squandered and shattered the worldwide good will the United States had garnered from the bodies of the executed civilians of Sept. 11, 2001. Here Mr. Obama has chosen a limited war to enable the people of Libya to have a chance. In a little over two years President Obama has made great strides in bringing the nation out of the great recession. He has kept the promise to draw down the soldiers in Iraq and stepped up the fight against the killers of Sept. 11 in Afghanistan and Pakistan. He has worked seriously on each crisis. Science is no longer from the Bible or corporate headquarters. There is an effort to restore a simple quality of life to the common man. The Bush tax policies have left his nation broke; the Bush war policy, all instinct and sloganistic lies, was morally broke. The great incompetent almost took this nation down. His supporters who attack Mr. Obama should remember that Mr. Bush's thorough incompetence, his fake, man-of-the-people sloganeering, failed. Give the new guy a break while he moves to clean the dirty dishes left to him. Very truly yours, WILLIAM J. FLEMING
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