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The workshop was well attended with lots of questions about the process of running for Town offices.
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Coffee & Conversation
Friday February 10th, 9:30 AM
2nd Friday @ Panera's Coolidge Corner
This month's discussion topic:
The Women marched: Now What?
How can you advance League issues and your concerns?
It was held in Hunneman Hall at the Brookline Library on Washington Street at 6:30 pm.
The speaker, Marianne Ashton, Voter Service Chair, League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, presented both sides of ballot questions 1, 3 and 4. Brookline League member Sandy Ostroy presented the information for question 2. Each presentation was followed by questions and discussion from the audience,
To view sample ballots: http://www.brooklinema.gov/138/Election-Information
The speaker was Emily Thorson, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Boston College. Her very informative and certainly timely talk was on Debunking Political Rhetoric.
To view the talk on BIG: https://brooklineinteractive.org/league-of-women-voters-opening-meeting-debunking-political-rhetoric-092816/
Meryl Kessler, Executive Director of the Massachusetts League, gave an overview of what is happening at the state level and how the State League and local Leagues can work together during this election year.
LWVB President, Margaret Bush, followed with a summary of all the things accomplished by the Brookline League during the past year.
Our featured speaker, Erin Chute Gallentine, Brookline's Parks and Open Space Director, gave an excellent talk about Brookline's Legacy of Parks, Open Space and Challenges for the Future.
Her talk was followed by a short business meeting.
Two Brookline High School students won second prize.
Makena Binker-Cosen and TJ Mukundan, Brookline High SchoolTo view their entry (Big Dreams): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csUpFdGbFkE&feature=youtu.be
To see all the winners:
"The Massachusetts Electorate: Who's Not Participating and What Will It Take to Reach Them?"
The panelists were...
Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, Director, CIRCLE (The Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement), Tufts University, a research center that focuses on young people in the United States, especially those who are marginalized or disadvantaged in political life.
Eva Millona, Executive Director, MIRA (Massachusetts Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Coalition), the state's largest organization representing the foreign born, and co-chair of the National Partnership for New Americans, the lead national organization focusing on immigrant integration.
Nathaniel Stinnett, Founder and CEO, Environmental Voter Project, a non-partisan non profit using data analytics and behavioral science to identify and mobilize non-voting environmentalists.
The video of the discussion can be seen here:
Complete Streets Study Committee will hold a public hearing on the Brookline Complete Streets Policy drafted dated 1-11-2016. Committee members will present a summary of the Brookline Complete Streets Policy. Following the presentation members of the Complete Streets Study Committee will take public comment on the proposed draft policy under consideration. Draft policy is available for download at http://www.brooklinema.gov/transportation.
LWVB Panel Discussion on Affordable HousingWatch the video of Dec. 9 program on Affordable Housing on BIG (Brookline Interactive Group): http://brooklineinteractive.org/lvw12915
The following links provide an overview of the December 9th panel discussion about affordable housing along with the slide presentations:
Affordable Housing Chapter 40-R
Affordable Housing Panel - Challenges and Opportunities
Discussion of possible sites for a ninth elementary school
LINK to Boston Globe article on this meeting:
Civic Moxie Presentation Link: http://www.brooklinema.gov/documentcenter/view/8308
Anthony Flint, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, speaking at the League's Opening Meeting can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/obIYdg8ZlL0
The following article about Opening Meeting by League member Diana McClure appeared in the Tab: http://brookline.wickedlocal.com/article/20151014/OPINION/151017920
The following opinion piece in the Tab by League members Janice Kahn and Betsy DeWitt explain why the League has chosen to focus on the issue of land use in Brookline this year: http://brookline.wickedlocal.com/article/20150923/NEWS/150928065/ And a more recent column entitled, "Affordable Housing Where Do We Go from Here" http://brookline.wickedlocal.com/article/20151201/OPINION/151209749/2011/OPINION
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1) In top part of a double boiler or in a heavy saucepan, scald milk and rind over hot water.
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3) Add in salt and sugar, stirring and then slowly mix in hot milk.
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Calories 118 Calories from Fat 43
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Total Fat 5 g7.4%
Saturated Fat 2.1 g10.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 144.5 mg48.2%
Sodium 88.6 mg3.7%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.3%
Dietary Fiber 0.07 g0.26%
Sugars 15.5 g
Protein 4 g7.2%
Vitamin A 4.4% Vitamin C 1.3%
Calcium 7.9% Iron 1.8%
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Celebrate Purim with Hamantaschen from Prime Butcher Baker
Lauren Shockey
Purim's a week away, but why not get the party started early with some hamantaschen, the tasty triangular-shaped cookies said to resemble evil Haman's three-cornered hat? The recently opened Prime Butcher Baker (1572 Second Avenue, 212-616-1502), a kosher market from the team that also owns Prime Grill, Solo, and Prime Ko, offers a fine version of the oft-crumbly cookie.
The flavors include the standard poppy seed, but there's also a lovely version filled with spiced nuts, and one with dates and oranges. The problem with hamantaschen is that there's usually way too much cookie part and not enough filling, but these -- which are priced at $8.75 for a dozen -- are nicely balanced and have a lovely soft dough. Better eat up before the holiday's over.
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Obituary for Thomas Quick (BSc Anthropology, 2006–2008)
It is with great sorrow, that we post sad news about Thomas Quick, one of our outstanding former BSc Anthropology students, who has unexpectedly died of cancer – at the onset of a promising career and the young age of 29. His grief-stricken family kindly shared some memories about Thomas, from which we quote below. Myself and other colleagues at UCL who got to know Thomas as academics and administrators treasure the privilege and pleasure this has been. Our thoughts are with the loved ones he leaves behind. His fiancée Sarah and his family hope to acquire a piece of UK woodland that can be maintained in his memory, with an emphasis on careful stewardship to encourage biodiversity.
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Monday, 06 February 2017
We are very pleased to introduce you to a set of six videos following an interview conducted during the first term of academic year 2016-2017 with Dr. Ludovic Coupaye, lecturer at UCL Anthropology. Specialised on the Pacific area, Dr. L. Coupaye explores the history, production, uses and meanings of artefacts produced in this area investigating […]
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Our lives with electric things are positively charged with meaning. Our bodies are electric, our hearts and minds pulsing with electrical activity. Electric things have hope and anxiety, possibility and danger. Our electric attachments are sacred and profane, personal and political. Electrically powered things mediate human sociality across time and space just as they mediate our ecological and inter-species relationships. At the beginning of the 21st century, in an epoch (the electrocene, perhaps) defined simultaneously by the global abundance and unevenness of electricity supply, our electric things simultaneously shock us into action and insulate us from change. Just as electrically powered goods, devices and appliances have transformed our possibilities for reproducing, nurturing and sustaining life (coming to define ideas of the good life) so too have they created new possibilities for controlling, managing, exploiting and ending life.
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WASHINGTON -- Turner Classic Movies (TCM), which show on TV here in Washington around-the-clock, have had a strong and lasting effect on me. This is not because all of the movies are perfect or even that good. It is not because they improve my moral mettle. And it is not because they have taught me how to be Betty Hutton during the day and Greta Garbo after 8. No, it is something more.
If anyone has addictively watched Turner Classics as I have, I wonder whether he -- or, particularly, she -- has any of the same responses I've been having.
Ted Turner, whose sins in other venues will, I am certain, be mitigated by the good Lord for creating TCM alone, started this replay of old American movies some years ago. They run from silent movies from the 1920s and the advent of the talkies, to the frightening war films of the '40s, to the nuttier comedies and film noir of later years.
What is so valuable for viewers like me, who came to adulthood in the 1960s and '70s, is that they show us dramatically what we were watching in our growing-up and young-adult years; what the influences upon us were and the degree to which we rejected them; and how our lives today reflect the enormous changes in the world, from nuclear war to equality of men and women to the perverse attractions of gangland and Gangnam.
Watching the changes in the depiction of women in these films is what has particularly fascinated me -- to the degree to which I now find myself turning down attractive dates or evenings outside to immerse myself in this world of my youth.
Above all, I have found one element repeated in almost any serious (or even not so serious) film. The women are not stupid. They are not unkind or cruel people. They are very much the kind of people you would want to have next door. But they are virtually always unimaginative. Far from creating anything, they do everything in their power to keep their men from creating, too.
I am sure there are some old films in which the women push their men ahead, brave and true. But I have not seen them.
What I will go on the record as saying irrevocably is that the women in these films have left me very sad. I am tired of it. The only actress who seems always ready to go along, now that I think of it, is Lauren Bacall. If you think of "To Have and to Have Not," and you can remember her skipping along with Bogie out of the Caribbean bar, you realize what a great gal she really is. But, also, the degree to which she was leaning against the tides and times.
It seems to me, if I am not being unfair, that the producers and scriptwriters must have been reflecting a deep feeling of the times or, at least, THEIR feeling of the times -- that women's role was to hold their men back, period. And that the only thing that women wanted was to stop anything that was really fun.
There is another part of the TCM movies, however, that I can see with far greater sympathy. These are the short, newsy features, usually written by James A. Fitzpatrick and often called "News of the World," that were run in between feature films.
One superb one I saw was Fitzpatrick's filming of Soviet Russia. Even at that contradictory time he managed to be remarkably truthful about the barbarities of the "New Russia" and to film it honestly. When you compare this with the insanely brutalizing previews that come before our main features now, focusing on which killer film will come next, one can only wish we were back in 1936.
Today, of course, films and their stories are so very different. Now it is not the women who hold their men back from adventure, but the men who hold their women back. As women proclaim they can "do anything," the men too often look like sad sacks warmed over.
I have no idea, being in the newspaper business and not in the movie business, whether this is because there are more women in movie production and writing now. But I do know that, when I watch these otherwise precious old movies, I find myself feeling sorry for the men -- and that's a heck of a place to be for a woman!


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It's looking more and more like Andy Alleman will be the highest Zips player ever taken in the NFL Draft.
Two New England Patriots coaches flew into town and will take a private look at Alleman tomorrow. Last week, the former Zips guard worked out for Kansas City. Alleman will fly to Dallas the first week of April so the Cowboys can check him out.
Chiefs' offensive line coach John Matsko left this voicemail with Alleman: "You've got a great future in the National Football League.
Before we throw a party for Alleman, I'll address some concerns one scouting Web site has with him. First, he had several false start penalties. Second, his technique is shaky (as one might expect for a player with only two years of experience at a position).
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Official graft in Nigeria has grown to monumental proportions. How 71 trailers of rice disappears beats the imagination.
Stealing big, we mean very big is the in thing. We never hear of thousands stolen. It always run into billions.
If not so, how can one explain the vanishing, into thin air, 71 trailers of rice and other grains meant for indigents and displaced persons in Adamawa State?
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President Buhari had allocated the food stuff from the Nation's purse to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Adamawa State.
The 71 trailer of grains actually arrived Adamawa State.
Its arrival and reception was greeted by a huge ceremony graced by the deputy governor Mr. Martins Babale.
However, in between where the 71 trailers were packed and collection points of the relief materials, the 71 trailers of rice vanished with just a paltry sum distributed.
As in lost and cannot be found!
A member of the state House of Assembly confirmed that his constituency, Madagali, only received 250 bags of rice.
This was against two trailers initially earmarked by the FG for his constituency.
When the house of Assembly member, Mr. Emmanuel Tsamdu, requested for explanations, he was told the remaining had been stolen!
As if to add salt to injury, the 50kg marked of rice were actually rebagged as they only weighed 25kg, lamented Mr. Bello Ichadi, the district head of Madagali.
Madagali is the worst hit region of Boko Haram insurgency. Multiple IDP camps are located in the area.
Reporters contact one Mr. Haruna Furo, who is the secretary of the State Emergency Management regarding the sudden sublimation of the relief materials.
His response was rather flabid. Hear him: "I cannot tell exactly what went wrong with the distribution.
"As an agency, we are charged with the responsibilities of taking care of IDPs. But we were not involved in recent exercise.
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"It was done in Abuja; even the sharing formula was calculated in Abuja.
"Many people are calling my office, bringing complaints, but the only thing we can say is we are not part of the exercise.
"We don't know how the distribution was done and the formula that was used.
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Lucas Perez is unhappy with his limited first-team opportunities at Arsenal but is not angling for a move in the summer, according to his agent.
The 28-year-old has started just eight games in all competitions for the Gunners this season having signed from Deportivo La Caruna in August.
Perez was originally offered to Arsenal earlier in the off-season but manager Arsene Wenger resisted as he was hopeful of landing Leicester and England man Jamie Vardy instead.
Vardy opted to remain at the King Power Stadium so a move for Perez, who registered 17 LaLiga goals last term, was resurrected.
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Reports he will therefore look to leave the Emirates Stadium at the end of the campaign are wide of the mark however, according to agent Rodrigo Fernandez Lovelle, who had been quoted on an Italian website declaring such intentions.
Lovelle told Press Association Sport when asked about Perez's future:
Like any professional, he wants to play. When one does not play he is not happy but we knew it would be difficult and it is a long contract.
Lucas has this contract with Arsenal and he wants to succeed there. No-one has spoken of a move.
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Clattenburg announced his decision last week to become head of referees in Saudi Arabia but the official will remain in English football for the rest of the current campaign.
The Premier League have appointed Clattenburg to take charge of Saturday's game between West Brom and Bournemouth at the Hawthorns.
And Press Association Sport understands he will be continue to be considered for fixtures until the summer.
However, it is also understood that commitments relating to his new role in Saudi Arabia, as well as the fact he will not be refereeing in England next season, could limit the number of matches Clattenburg is appointed to.
It had been expected that Clattenburg would leave the Premier League immediately following his decision to quit.
The 41-year-old is considered one of the top referees in English football after taking charge of the Euro 2016 final, Champions League final and FA Cup final last season.
Clattenburg will replace another former Premier League referee in Saudi Arabia. Howard Webb resigned from his position as head of refereeing there earlier this month, and will take up a role with Major League Soccer next month.
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Quintessential 90s Anime
I need 90s shows. Any will be fine, the only thing I require is NO political scif-fi/fantasy. I also don't mind if you try to talk me out of dropping one of the shows in the respective list.
90s stuff I've seen (* for favorites)
3x3 Eyes
Cardcaptors Sakura
Master Mosquiton 99
Tekkaman Blade
Vampire Princess Miyu
Cowboy Bebop *
Dominion Tank Police
Generator Gawl
Giant Robo
Ippatsu Kiki Musume
Kare Kano *
Martian Successor Nadesico *
G Gundam
Neon Genesis Evangelion *
Record of Lodoss War
Revolutionary Girl Utena *
Rurouni Kenshin
Serial Experiments Lain *
Soul Hunter
Trigun *
Yu Yu Hakusho
Detective Conan
Great Teacher Onizuka
Irresponsible Captain Tylor
Key the Metal Idol
Kimagure Orange Road
Magic Knight Rayearth
Nadia, Secret of the Blue Water
Outlaw Star
Ranma 1/2
Starship Girl Yamamoto Yohko
Turn A Gundam
Violinist of Hamelin
Blue Seed
Initial D
Gundam Wing
Oruchuban Ebichu
|2008-06-21, 20:49
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Hana Yori Dango - though I myself dropped it, I know it's been quite...well thought of
Golden Boy - [see above comment]
Slayers - [see above]
Fushigi Yuugi - inexplicably popular; I personally find more enjoyment in grind pencil lead into my eyes... but, hey, I'm not everybody ^^
Saber Marionette J - I watched it, but I like to think I didn't enjoy it
AA! Megami-sama! - not too bad
Devilman Lady - i liked it but dunno if it's exactly quintessential
(not too sure what quintessential actually means, or what you want, in this case... so I'll stop with these)
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I don't see Now and Then Here and There on the list and it is definitely one of the best titles from the end of the 90's. Although I guess it is sort of sci-fi but well it is so much more than that too. It is more like a psychological war story.
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How about Gunbuster, Diebuster, Excel Saga, and Video Girl Ai?
I don't know if you'd call either "buster" political. Excel certainly is political in the satirical sense, though not otherwise. Video Girl Ai is a fantasy romance.
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Escaflowne was at least quite enjoyable when I watched it many years ago. (barely remember it now; can't say how I'd receive it watching it today)
Brigadoon - slightly past the 90s, but feels like a 90s anime I guess; quirky series that entertained me when I was in an anime slump
I'll second Video Girl AI; it was at least much better than the manga (which didn't know when to stop)
Battle Angel Alita - short and fun for what it is
Night Walker - okay this one is really cheesy and arguably crappy, but I enjoyed it; it was just one of those shows where the cheese made it fun, while being short enough not to get old (and it really takes very little more than a girl being turned into a vampire to make me happy)
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Hmm I'd suggest finishing GTO and Tylor especially if you like the title characters. I'm not sure how far you are into Tylor, but the show IMO gets better as it goes along. Episode 23 in particular I think is brilliant though it'll be a huge spoiler to say why. However, I'll warn you beforehand that if you want an answer on whether Tylor's a genius or just lucky, you'll never get a definite one.
Have you seen Rurouni Kenshin Tsuikohen (Trust and Betrayal) yet? If you haven't, try watching it. It's a very good insight into Kenshin's background although it is very different tonally and stylistically from the TV series.
It's a movie, but Perfect Blue is very good if you don't mind having your mind screwed with.
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@seiji: Gunbuster = 80s Diebuster = 03-04 excel was technically half in '00 and Vid Girl Ai is... Akamatsu >_>
Brigadoon is something I've been meaning to check out, I'll try to find it. I've already seen Escaflowne, BTW (hated it). I REALLY want to see Alita but I haven't been able to find the goddamn thing anywhere (did once, but it was dubbed, and there's no way in hell I'm wathicng a 90s dub). I'll go with your word and at least try out nightwalker since I am not one to pass up on good cheese.
I've heard a million and one recommendations for NaTHaT. I've been ignoring them time and time again because I really dislike war shit, especially sappy anti-war crap, however, in the face of such an overwhelming number of recs, I'll at least test it out.
Seen trust and betrayal, not sure when they came out. Also, I saw Perfect Blue years back, I do intend to rewatch it.
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Hyper Police is my favourite 90s title. Though there are quite a lot of good ones, many already mentioned. Outlaw Star and GTO for sure. CCS is a favourite. Magic Knight Rayearth for oldschool CLAMP.
Trigun is another 'classic' like Outlaw Star. Both have been shown on various TV networks around the world over the past decade.
Tenchi Muyo (Ryo-Oki OVAs) was one of my favourite 90s shows too. Sorta the father of harem. I didn't like Tenchi in Tokyo or Tenchi GXP or Tenchi Universe though. Not a fan of alternative versions of stories.
Infinite Ryvius is another 90s classic, though it's a sci-fi with a degree of political themes, though not on the level of Gundam. Mostly just internal strife on the ship due to no real authority present. People often compare it to Lord of the Flies. Kids gone bad.
Could go on for ages really. But plenty of suggestions already, should hold you over for months.
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@ ichihara, the only one you mentioned that I haven't seen at least some of is Hyper Police. Personally, I don't like Tenchi, as I don't like harems. I'm actually watching Infinite Ryvius already, I just didn't know it started in 99. So really, should only hold me over for about 8 hours XD
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While there are anti-war messages in Now and There, Here and Then, it's entirely different from other anti-war series such as SaiKano. The message(s) are more general and allegorical, and you can pretty much apply them to anything you see fit.
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First ep of Nightwalkers was totally awesome. The show would be worth watching for the fucking amazing soundtrack alone, but it's also a ton of fun and extremely 90s, which is just what I wanted. It feels like Mnemosyne, only instead of copying the 90s it's actually from then.
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I suggest Macross Plus and 7, both great imo especially Plus, but 7's beginning is mediocre. There is also Gundam X, Turn A, and 08th MS Team, all three are the better Gundam from 90's.
Now all of these are pretty blurry for me so I can't say much but Slayers was a pretty fun show to watch, I thought the characters were great and fun. I also watched bit of Patlabor as a kid and it was a pretty fun show. I remember watching El Hazard and I think it is worthwhile to just check it out. I think Wild Knights Gulkeeva was also decent but can't remember much about it.
Also Slam Dunk is another great anime from 90s, while it is a shouen and a basketball anime, I think you will enjoy it also as I hate basketball and I loved the show.
And you can't find Alita? You mean you can't find it on the web or like a store? Anyway I remember that show, watched it at night when I was ten or nine alone and it scared me .
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First, there would be all the Studio Ghibli movies from that period, of course
Omoide Poro-poro, Kurenai no Buta, Umi ga Kikoeru, Mimi wo Sumaseba, Mononoke Hime
Then, there's the best work from the Macross franchise, from the people that later on went and made Cowboy Bebop: Macross Plus OVA. It's different from all the other Macross anime, and the lackluster cover posters you may find browsing the internets don't do this anime justice.
The nineties also brought the world Shinseiki Evangelion, which was a defining moment. Not many anime creators receive death threats like it happened that time. But you've seen Eva already.
Infinite Ryvius - is also a great anime of the period. It has that engaging style that makes people become emotionally involved by what they see, and it resembles so much a social experiment.
Shojo anime also had Hana Yori Dango, which is another one of those few love/romance anime that abound with introspection moments.
A must see from the ninties is Shoujo Kakumei Utena. It's surreal and brilliant. A coming of age anime full of symbols, having as a motif a twisted children tale, and with a rather open view on sexuality, amazingly from the creators of Sailor Moon which was nothing like that.
Berserk needs to be seen. A group of friends live and die as mercenaries, and experience how the human society is built, by stepping on the corpses of the dead. They know friendship and fear and trust, and the anime has some thoughts on what all of that means.
Perfect Blue, one of the few Satoshi Kon movies. This one is a thriller, seen from the perspective of the victim, a TV star idol. I won't say more because it would be a spoiler, and not a thriller anymore.
The nineties were also the year of the Crest/Banner of the Stars saga. The main draw of the series is the interaction between the lead characters: a he and a she. She is a Princess of a space empire set to conquer the human worlds, and he is the outcast son of one of the human planets that lost their freedom.
Like others said before, Samurai X: Trust & Betrayal, also known as Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan - Tsuiokuhen, is one of the best anime of the period. No previous knowledge of Kenshin is needed, and it's even better that way.
GTO was the smart school comedy of the period, the funny moments disguise a coming of age anime with a main character that has an inspiring view on life.
FLCL (Furi Kuri) is the weird comedy of the period, and having the Gainax stamp you can't expect it to be void of more deep meanings. Very crazy, a must see by all means.
One of my favorites was The Big O. Do you know Batman ? It looks like Batman when you see the first episode. But when you reach episode 13 or so, you suddenly realize there's more to it than meets the eye. A "noir" anime, if a japanese animation can be called like that. Very well done, with some interesting directing, and a mysterious story.
Ima, Soko ni Iru Boku (Now and Then, Here and There), the one you keep avoiding. Let me tell you why it's called anti-war: because it shows what happens to people in a war. I like Gurren-Lagan as anyone else, but in a real world conflict, people suffer, they don't scream "pierce the heavens with your drill" and overcome one in a million chances a million times. It shows how misery affects people, how unfounded some of the war reasons are, how remote they are from what really matters, how people get transformed by this reality and instead of caring fathers they become rapists and murderers.
That should be enough.
|2008-06-22, 19:30
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Navel, lol, 90% of that was on my list... you read it? I did leave off big O because I didn't know it was 90s. Also, I dropped Crest thanks to it being too political.
It's funny that you use G-L as your comparison since G-L is one of my top 5 favorite anime of all time. It should really be noted that while I can appreciate a truly good plot, I consider it the least important element of anime.
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G-L is also one of my favorite anime of all times. I was using it to say that NTHT is exactly the opposite, very heavy and with not many glimpses of hope.
Yes, I repeated quite a lot of those that you mentioned in your list, but I thought your topic title "Quintessential 90s Anime" might grab other people's attention and it wouldn't be bad for them to find a list like that. Besides, you had a few anime on hold, so I'm giving them some thumbs up.
Those are all the anime that I find really important from that period. There are a few more, but they're not on the same level. And most of them are already on your list too. Start the 80's ?!
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So sorry about the mix-up. It has been fixed. If you know where his mother is buried, I would be happy to add that. I did not find her.
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Your memorial for Charles is 146602097. I'm having to send this via Public Message because my captsha isn't working.
Charles A. Jordan, 89, of Sarasota, Fl, and of East Lansing, Mich, died Feb. 9, 2004. He was born June 23, 1914, in Camrose, Canada. He was a masonry contractor. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II. He was an Episcopalian. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; and a son, Ronald of East Lansing.
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Thanks for the contact and the suggested edits. I hesitate to make your suggested changes because the information on the death certificate, provided by Mary Jane's daughter-in-law is inconsistent with the information Mary Jane provided for herself on her marriage license and on Census records over her lifetime. I believe her daughter-in-law was confused when responding. Also, the father's name and location during Mary Jane's childhood do not match Census records. It looks to me like some of Alfred's info was mixed in as if it was Mary Jane's (Sanilac County, for example). I'll take a further look at this when I'm home and will address the inconsistencies in Mary Jane's biography. Again, thanks!
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Greetings from Hotel Andino in the beautiful Huaraz City, Peru. Our expedition prep got off to a stunning start with a picturesque trip up to Puca Ventana (Red Window) at 11,600'. The additional elevation and light exercise will be crucial as we prep to move up the Ishinca Valley at 14,400' tomorrow morning. A casual lunch at the climbing hangout Cafe Andino kept us energized through the afternoon as we began the packing and gear sorting for our upcoming week in the Cordillera. Tonight we enjoy the comforts of civilization at our hotel for one last night. Our next dispatches will be from the high valleys as we move closer to our first climbing goal of Ishinca (18,143'). Stay tuned, friends!
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Greetings from Huaraz!
The ESS-Peru team has arrived safely in Huaraz. After a short night of sleep yesterday evening, we left the chaos of a busy Lima city behind, traveled up the Pacific coast, over a 14,000' pass, and down into the Ancash Valley; home of the Cordillera Blanca Range (The White Mountains). We kicked off our stay at Hotel Andino with an incredible dinner, as usual, and are looking forward to the incredible views of the mountains from our hotel balconies in the morning. Tomorrow, our expedition prep begins. An acclimatization hike tomorrow morning to 11,500' into the hills above Huaraz City (pop. 127,000) will serve a crucial purpose as we coax our bodies into their high-altitude form.
That's all for now. Thanks for following along!
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Hey gang,
Here's a soggy hello from just south of the Canadian border. Caleb and I are sitting in a coffeeshop in Bellingham pouring over radar maps and weather forecasts, while our boots dry in the parking lot.
Yesterday we were suppose to have climbed Mt. Buckner, but both the weather and route conditions shut that down. On Monday we made it to one of our potential camp locations after eight hours of climbing only to find that it was buried in snow. We had to dig for 20 minutes to make snow platforms for our tents. It started raining later in the night and by the time we woke up at 3am to launch, everything was rimed over with several inches of ice. Because the first hour of the climb requires scrambling on six-inch rock ledges and the use of bare hands, we knew it wasn't an option.
After checking the weather every 20-30 minutes until 8am, we gave up and went back to bed. The wind continued to blow and spit light precip. Around 10am, there was a clearing and we decided to capitalize on the opportunity by making a quick trip to the summit of nearby Sahale. From the top, we had incredible views of our camp and the surrounding peaks before the clouds obscured them again.
In the early afternoon we packed up camp and started the trek downhill. As a group we decided to focus our efforts of the next objective, Mt. Shuksan, and take a full rest day in Bellingham to dry our gear and prepare.
Wish us luck and a drier next few days.
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Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
The Five Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guide Mike Uchal and the Four Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guide Eric Frank Reached the summit of Mt. Rainier early this morning. Eric radioed in from High Break while the teams were on their descent and reported the winds of about 40 - 45 mph on the mountain.
RMI Guide Casey Grom and Team also checked in from the Expedition Skills Seminar - Kautz, the team is camped on the Wilson Glacier having a great time training.
Congratulations to today's teams!
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Zorionak!!! Amazing news, congrats to Rafa and to the whole team!!
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June 3, 2016
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Eric Frank
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
The Expedition Skills Seminar - Muir, led by RMI Guides Eric Frank and Adam Knoff, reached the summit at 7:30 this morning. Eric reported windy but clear weather. After spending some time on the top, the team began their descent and are currently around 13,500 feet.
Yesterday the team had fun practicing crevasse rescue. Check out their photos below.
Congratulations to the seminar teams!
Way to go, Joe! We are proud of you!
Posted by: Gwen and Mandy on 6/3/2016 at 10:45 am
Way to go Mike! Glad you and the group were able to make it! Have a safe trip back!
Posted by: Katie Uttech on 6/3/2016 at 10:04 am
March 8, 2016
Posted by: Geoff Schellens, Eric Frank
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mexico
Elevation: 15,000'
It's been a mixed day of weather here on the flanks of Ixta. The group awoke to clear skies and pleasant temps this morning, but an ominous forecast threatened that the good weather would probably not last.
We loaded our packs after breakfast and began climbing toward our high camp at 15,000ft. Slowly the wind began to pick up as we gained altitude until it was blowing 25-30mph when we arrived at camp. It was an easy decision to leave our tents packed and we opted instead to move into the nearby Refugio De Los Cien.
We are currently spread inside the Refugio listening to the wind blow in strong gusts. Every so often someone builds up the courage to venture outside to go to the bathroom but is quickly forced back inside.
We have our fingers crossed for improving weather, but the conditions right now don't give us much hope for a summit bid tomorrow.
RMI Guides Geoff Schellens and Eric Frank
March 7, 2016
Posted by: Geoff Schellens, Eric Frank
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mexico
Elevation: 12,000'
This morning we woke up, packed, and loaded into our van without coffee!! We made this bold move knowing that 40 minutes down the road we would be rewarded with perhaps the best breakfast buffet in Mexico. We ate our fill and loaded back in the van, now fully caffeinated, to drive onto Amecameca to resupply on water and fresh food. Here we also met our local guide, Alfreado, and our support team. After an hour we were back in the van winding up the mountain roads to Paso De Cortez and onto the Altzomoni Hut at the foot of Ixta. Our home in the clouds, at close to 13,000' the Altzomoni Hut is a great step in our overall acclimatization schedule.
Unfortunately the weather is cloudy and windy so we haven't yet been able to see Ixta; hopefully tomorrow. We are currently enjoying a delicious authentic taco dinner and discussing logistics of our hike to high camp tomorrow. Everyone is doing very well and having fun. Keep your fingers crossed for good weather for us and thanks for following along.
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March 6, 2016
Posted by: Geoff Schellens, Eric Frank
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mexico
Elevation: 14,636'
The Mexican Volcanoes team got an early start this morning, and by 10am we were above the Mexico City fog and enjoying the mountains around us. A two-hour drive brought us to the high altitude resort of Malintzi, a collection of rustic cabins with million dollar views of the valley below.
Towering above Malintzi is the peak, La Malinche at 14,640ft. Recent storms have covered the upper flanks of the mountain with snow and as we hiked uphill this afternoon we noticed more and more snow. Eventually, around 13,300 ft, we felt that we had gone far enough and decided to head downhill.
Back in Malintzi we enjoyed an incredible dinner of carne asada.
Thanks for following along on our adventure.
March 5, 2016
Posted by: Eric Frank, Geoff Schellens
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mexico
Elevation: 7,300'
After long journeys from all over the US we finally gathered at our hotel in Mexico City. Excitement and anticipation were high throughout the group as we discussed the upcoming trip. We then made our way through the noise Saturday night streets of Zona Rosa, Mexico City, to an authentic Mexican restaurant called, El Refugio Fonda. After a decadent meal, we picked our way back to the hotel to pack and get some rest before we set off on the first leg of our trip tomorrow. Thanks for following along with us here in Mexico.
RMI Guides Geoff Schellens & Eric Frank
September 4, 2015
Posted by: Eric Frank, Zeb Blais
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mount Rainier
Elevation: 11,800'
The Mount Rainier summit climb teams, led by RMI Guides Eric Frank and Zeb Blais, were unable to summit this morning and turned on the Disappointment Cleaver. Although the weather was clear, calm, and cold, the avalanche danger and new snow kept the team from continuing their summit bid. Both teams are safely back at Camp Muir and are planning a 9:00 a.m. departure to begin their descent to Paradise.
I know you are disappointed you didn't get to summit, but we are so proud of all of you. Can't wait for you to come home so we can celebrate!
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i have been trying to get this pugin to work all day on my already installed version of eclipse but it just kept saying i was missing things so i decided to start fresh and i got rid of my eclipse completely and went to the BB dev downloads page and tried installing the All-in-one eclipse/blackberry package. after installing it i try to run the shortcut it put on my desktop and it says i don't have a JRE or JDK for eclipse to run in. my old version of eclipse worked perfectly, so what do i have to do to make this version work??
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just tried that and it says i already have it installed... the error message that pops up when i try opening "BlackBerry Java Plugin 2.0" (which is the shortcut that the Alll-in-one installer gave me) it says:
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i'm going to try uninstalling java jdk and installing it in my Eclipse folder
12-10-2012 02:42 AM - edited 12-10-2012 02:44 AM
you'll need a 32 bit JRE and a JDK for BB eclipse plugin to work. JDK can be 32 bit or 64 bit.
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if you're using a fresh installation and installing the eclipse plugin on it then you'll need a 32 bit eclipse. I'd recommend Juno.
is there any noticable difference between 32 bit and 64 bit eclipse??
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I reckon the main difference is SWT, the UI library used by eclipse. There are probably a few others, I forgot.
Unless you actually develop eclipse plugins or want "better performance" it shouldn't really matter which eclipse you use. Besides, with BlackBerry Java you're essentially stuck with using 32 bit JRE/JDK, so you can a) either configure your 64 bit eclipse to make BlackBerry projects use 32 bit JRE and have a development environment as stable as a house made of cards, or b) just use 32 bit everything and be done with it.
12-10-2012 02:37 PM - edited 12-10-2012 02:45 PM
Tried again with the 32 bit everything and it is STILL saying i'm missing things, teh error message says:"installing software" has encountered a problem. An error occured while collecting items to be installed.
Unable to read repository at http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/Win
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So i tried just installing all the blackberry versions other than the 7.1.0... and it finished in like 20 seconds and works! so is there just a problem on their end with the 7.1 jar??


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I would like to believe you are correct.I think he NEEDS to be incarcerated (or in a psychiatric facility)as he shows so little regard for public safety and has serious anger issues. I read NUNYA's last post and I have been speechless (a first for me). I am wary of him (I refuse to entertain the word AFRAID)I have read everything I can find on the net and speak often with law enforcement and prosecuters and people that contact me and I take all the info to heart because to not do so would make me vulnerable.If you could I would appreciate more info on court dates/arrests as I,my family and other assorted victims intend to attend hearings.He owes me a huge amount of money and I still have his cars in my warehouse.(The wheels of NCDMV turn slowly) As a family and a business we have decided to see this through. I believe that justice will come..I also believe in GOD and the 2nd amendment.Perhaps our experience and the discussion in this forum will help other potential victims of this guy to avoid any dealings with him....and I sure hope that North Carolina law enforcement does what NY tried to do.... lock him up for a good long while before he kills someone.
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Forsyth County arrest records show our friend arrested yet again on March 28th. (Federal Warrant)NO BOND...Gotta be weapons possession or trying to sell them again. He's right where he needs to be. GOD is Good....
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I dont know why I came up as being from Cedar Rapids, Iowa in my last post....I am from Long Island.. now located here in Roseboro NC and keeping ONE EYE on our friend!
#227 May 20, 2014
Does anyone have an update on jd? Worked with him for a while and had no idea about what hes done to all these people. Some time at the beginning of last year i got two missed calls from him and when i finally got a hold of some one they wouldnt tell me any thing. From what i have been reading on these post hes been placed in jail, but is he still there? How long did he get? Why did he go to jail? Ill check up on these post every so often to see if theres a response given. Any information is welcomed abd thank you.
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He was sentenced in AUG after pleading guilty....Weapons charges (possession and/or selling by a FELON...not totally sure I would have to check my paperwork) FEDERAL PRISON...27 months Has to do the whole bid....pending charges still in MOORE COUNTY last time I checked...weapon possession by felon/running red light/reckless/things of that nature....
#229 May 20, 2014
Do you have any idea where hes being held?
#230 May 22, 2014
OUTSTANDING!!!!! this has made my day. 27 months and possibly more if he's prosecuted on state charges. I love it. I bet he's developing a great relationship with his cell mate. Does NC have gay marriage?
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Dude...are you trying to reacquaint yourself with him?....Careful...thats like trying to make friends with a RABID DOG....His girl has been able to stick with him but everyone else has been BITTEN.......
#232 Sep 13, 2014
Trust me after the given information i will never let myself get close to this guy again. When i met him he seemed pretty normal and then out of no were hes in jail and i find out all the bad things he has done. I am interested in the people's court video. Ive been looking around and cant find it any where so if a link can be posted on here that'll will mean alot to watch him go down.
#233 Sep 15, 2014
I am so happy with all that has happened to jd since i started this topix a few years ago, now if only they could put away anthony frodella back in jail. i hate liars, child molesters & scam artists.
#234 Jan 10, 2015
yeah that's morons name is al from als hubcaps..loves to go out of business
#235 Jan 12, 2015
i have been to that place, had my rims fixed many times from him
#236 Mar 5, 2016
well well well dipsh*t dennis is up to his old tricks. He was arrested on 8/23/15 in Columbus Cty, NC
and charged with dwi and open container. Then on 2/1/16 he was arrested in Moore County, NC and charged with communicating threats. The twatwaffle never learns LOLOL
#237 Dec 10, 2016
I don't think I have ever met a jerk like him he is a cancer that needs to just rot. No one wants him here in NC. He is still a drunk and a pill popper. I would love to see him back in prison for life.
#238 Dec 10, 2016
Perhaps a nice old fashion deer hunter anal raping might help
#239 Dec 13, 2016
he might like that
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Sissy is currently at Petsmart awaiting her forever home. About 1 year old, Sissy started life as a semi-feral but has now come to love and trust her foster parents. Sissy is a beautiful gray and white girl. Sister Punkin, a striking black and white tuxedo beauty, is also available and posted separately.
Sissy, as a former feral, is initially extremely shy but warms up over time. Once she adjusts to you, Sissy is a fun, loving lap cat. She goes crazy over the laser light and loves to play with her sister Punkin and other cats. When Sissy's tired, she loves nothing better than a snuggle up on your lap while she purrs quietly and happily.
Sissy does, occasionally, give love bites so we'd prefer a home with no young children or dogs. She is such a good girl. Are you the purrfect home for sweet Sissy?
If you're interested in Sissy, please contact PAWS at 440-442-PAWS or visit www.pawsohio.org
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Opened by Jimmy Bradley in October 2001, this TriBeCa favorite is a restaurant remarkably in tune with its neighborhood and the City at large. Featuring seasonal contemporary American cuisine from chef Bradley and chef de cuisine Steve Dustin, and sincere hospitality in a handsome and casually elegant setting, The Harrison instantly makes you feel like you've come home. Since April 2011, Harrison diners have been enjoying the cool, casual vibe of The Harrison at lunchtime. Lunch at The Harrison is suited for business meetings, a quick bite and special occasions alike.
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- Good for Groups
- Reservations Accepted
- $$$
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