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2008-09-23 17:39Dann of ThursdayThere's a point where they stop being vague and with all the scenes and development Kallen has had I rather doubt they would forsake that. I think it will be a given that mutual feelings of love are between them, which sort of means that the only reasons he wouldn't go with her is because of some obligation to C.C. and because of where she is. I don't recall any confirmation he had feelings for C.C.. The scene for 24 could imply something, but it just seemed to be the normal partner talk rather than something romantic. The way they have been going with Kallen feels more like a positive outcome.
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2008-09-23 17:07Dann of ThursdayThat's fine.
Such a thing though seems to imply that things will end on a good note with the two of them, which seems to imply that she gets to hear what she wanted to hear from him which of course would be that he loves her as she loves him. LXC really does seem doomed or more like it will appear very forced. The character songs are canon reflections of a character's feelings though.
It is?! Yayy!!! And it is still missing tracks? Where are they?
Edit: I can't find it anywhere.
2008-09-23 16:42Dann of ThursdayKujasa, is it true that Kallen's character song essentially confirms LXK as the canon pairing? I guess I shouldn't be surprised at this point. Okouchi isn't going to waste all of Kallen's development with Lelouch and her gum line confirms that Lelouch will tell Kallen that he loves her. C.C. will probably just die then or something and Lelouch will be with Kallen then or at least his love for her will be confirmed.
2008-09-23 03:27Dann of ThursdayNo problem. You have a real life outside of this forum.
I suppose, but since it is the title I would think it must mean something important and I can't imagine what sort of reply it would be and who would be replying. It could be Lelouch replying to something.
So you don't believe that anymore? I think she could still die, but I don't really see the point of it. It had parachutes and all that so I think it should be fine, though the other way is possible. Let's hope not though. I wonder how she is supposed to do anything though.
I suppose they don't need to kill each other. Do they have ejects on those machines though? I guess we have confirmation they do care for one another, but I'm not sure if the scene was all that romantic. Having angry Kallen in the end would be a bit annoying, but I have a feeling it may end in a way that brings the two of them closer for some odd reason.
Yeah, that would be sad and I would rather not have it turn out like that.
Um, what is "Apate Arethia"? I heard that thrown around, but have no idea what anyone is talking about? I meant the key line though. The postive twist seems to be bringing tomorrow.
The details are a problem, but two Codes sounds more likely than none since I can't come up with any way to actually get rid of the Codes.
Yeah, that is about all he has left. I agree that if they had spent some time on it if that were their intention then it would be more acceptable, but as it is now it would seem quite forced. I see. I should have seen that coming when the two halves landed by him.
The ending already seems like it will have some sad aspects to it so I would like to see something happy occur, but I really just don't know. I suppose they will have some interaction together, but I hope it doesn't end in a sad way.
I suppose that is possible and perhaps the cane is because of his injuries. They should at least have made it a bit more clear as confusing as it all seems right now.
Alright, I suppose that makes sense and we don't exactly know entirely how Charles' Geass worked and what its limits were.
Possibly. She could be sad in the end, but I would prefer she appears to be happy in the end myself since it doesn't seem right to end on a bad note with her and others. I hope he gets the chance as well and it is always a possibility. It had its flaws, but overall I think they pulled it off rather well considering how rushed it all seems. Nina's end was nice, but I'm not sure how C.C. stole the show.
Thinking on it now, it does seem a bit odd. Maybe that idea of Lelouch getting his Code will turn out true after all though I'm not sure how to view an ending like that. I guess, but as usual I feel rather anxious about all this, especially how C.C. acted while battling Kallen.
I have to say I find Ami's comments in regard to Lelouch and that kiss to be quite hilarious actually. I wonder why she dislikes him so, though perhaps it is because she has expressed an interest in Kallen becoming more dependent of him and also because she teases Jun. I have to say that those two do seem to work well together like in Spice and Wolf.
In any case, the whole pairing issue should be solved once in for all though pretty much everyone knows that it can only end with Kallen or no one since C.C. is practically impossible at this point. The scene in 24 didn't seem to prove anything and it doesn't seem C.C. has feelings for him either.
And besides, the only way the pairing with C.C. would work would be if both were mortal or immortal and neither is really possible.
2008-09-23 00:17RingThat would be too cruel, even if it's better than death.
I think we could have. Remember that clue? I thought the EL was a U so I was confused because it looked like UIM and thought what the hell is that suppose to be. The picture in the "Standby Mode" box makes more sense now that we're looking at it in hindsight.
The other factor that could be involved in Suzaku's and Kallen's conflict is Anya. Right now, she's fighting Jeremiah. If she defeats him and then comes to meet Suzaku, we could have a conversation between all four of them. Gino and Anya will momentarily stall Suzaku and Kallen bursts into the room Lelouch and Nunnally are in. Unlike the hanger scene where she was painfully willing to kill Lelouch without an explanation from him, perhaps this time now it will be different because she might hear from Suzaku in the heat of battle that he's doing this for the sake of his promise/a "tomorrow." She might ask or demand an explanation this time. I assume at this point that both of their KMFs will mutually be significantly damaged.
I see people on the forums speculating a reverse situation of R1's Ep. 25 where Kallen will be aiming her gun on foot at Lelouch and Suzaku will come from the back eventually. What do you think of this scenario? I think both of their KMFs have to be utterly wrecked and likely inside the Damocles for this to occur. Unless Kallen does get around Suzaku, but decides to get off her KMF anyway even though it's still functioning.
The only way he'll be able to get off the Damocles is to deactivate the self-destruct mode and then steer it to wherever he wants. Nunnally has the key, so it all hinges on how Lelouch's confrontation with her goes. Yeah, but at least that funny picture of Cecile being reluctant to paint the Lancelot pink while C.C. was ordering her to came out of it.
2008-09-22 09:02RingOh, that would certainly be better for him to do.
I think she opened her eyes when she picked up that 'key' or remote for the Damocles since she turned her head towards it. Maybe she got used to it during that moment? The way she opened her eyes was kind of creepy though. I think they have to reach some kind of resolution for the Zero Requiem to begin. I hope it's a compromise rather than Lelouch having to use forceful actions.
Hahah, if that were its name...
Yeah, the potential is there, but we'll see. Hopefully nothing too harsh happens.
That's true, but maybe Suzaku will try to reason with Kallen as well? It could possibly get her to stop thinking that she must kill Lelouch without any explanation.
It was a fabulous machine and it completely suited Lelouch fighting style. It's too bad it had to go out like that.
2008-09-21 23:37Dann of ThursdayNo problem. Sorry for mine.
If it were "Re:" then it would make sense though I still don't get a title like that, but "Re;" seems to mean something different. Maybe it is supposed to mean several things at once. There are more than enough words that could work at once with the ending.
Is that what you took it to mean? I guess that along with her acting worried Lelouch hated her and being happy he worried is a good thing, but we'll see where it leads. Not sure how she is supposed to get out of where she is though since it seems she landed in the ocean.
I would think she would at some point, but I think it would require that she kill Suzaku which kind of sucks. I would be somewhat surprised if the line was regarding his feelings to C.C. and like you said, she already seemed to address this with C.C.. Are his feelings in regard to C.C. clearer? I honestly can't tell. Settling things with Kallen in good way would be nice to see since she would probably be less angry than she seems to be all the time. Not sure what is supposed to happen after that though.
It would also be very cruel on Lelouch as would him losing anyone at this point I would think. I could possibly see him erasing hirself from her memory or something of the sort, but that would be rather sad in my opinion to see.
If perhaps just a few like some of the key members of the Order and such knew, I wouldn't really mind at all. I just hope that they find out somehow. I think Nina, Cecile, Lloyd, Sayako, and Jeremiah know the truth. And Arthur too I guess. What about those keywords though?
Hmm, I suppose something like that might not be so bad though I would hope everyone to some degree is at least happy as to where they are. Still not sure how that would work with the two of them even if that did happen since her Code is still an issue and eventually one would die and the other would be alone.
He is still hanging there I think so he would need to do something though I would prefer if he lived. I would be surprised if they paired him with Kallen at this point. I mean, if they had built him up more and maybe developed his conversations with Kallen then I think it would be more plausible, but they didn't. Is that what those were? I feel stupid for not realizing he had taken the halves of Excalibur. Thankfully they didn't do it and I don't think it would be in Kallen's nature to be that cruel.
Die together seems probable, though that Code is still a problem no matter what. I'd not like one of them to die and then be all alone since that would be too sad. Both being immortal is possible, but seems unlikely. They might not be near each other at all. I'd like him to at least be able to follow through on one promise he makes.
True, but I don't really want to have many more like him. I guess he went blind or something? The fact it came out of no where without any indication is slightly annoying. Not sure about Cornelia, though that possibility could be it.
Something I really don't get though is how Nunnally managed to do something no one before has been able to do which is break a Geass.
In any case, I think we'll see something tragic with C.C. and Suzaku next episode and I guess Lelouch by association. Ougi better not do anything stupid either. This episode was actually very good I think since it featured some development of some characters to some degree like C.C. and Nina, pushed the plot forward, and had some nice action. If only Taniguchi had more time to actually explain some of the things that have happened though.
And it seems Charles is listed for 25 which means that he will make an appearence of some kind, likely in the World of C where I am sure he will kill C.C. so Lelouch can lose her and after that he will have an encounter with Kallen where he admits to her he loves her. There were just too many things wrong with those so-called moments with Lelouch and C.C..
2008-09-21 20:44RingYeah, since Narona mentioned it, I wonder about Ougi's fate now since he stayed behind.
Hm, that could the reason. She was desperate while looking for that remote because she thought she had to stop her brother, so we could view that as willpower overcoming the Geass.
Yep, that was kind of amusing. I agree with that.
Yeah, we Koshimizu to help out on this. Either way, "want" or "wanted," with their promise out there, it seems they'll still probably be together again in some form. Duration, romantic or not, etc. and all those details... we'll see.
That's true.
I think the truth about the plan will at least be revealed to her. It could also be a good way of letting the audience know at the same time. Yeah, Suzaku seems to be fighting for something positive. I don't think Suzaku wants to kill Gino since this is the second time he has avoided delivering a death blow to him. If Gino does intervene late in their battle, maybe all of them could come out of this alive? Or is that too hopeful?
Yep, agreed.
2008-09-21 19:33NaronaI see...haven't seen GG's yet, to be honest.
But still, I think C.C.'s having the "heart" to care about "winning or losing" implies that she lacked such a heart before...before Lelouch made the promise at least, if you want to refer to the most recent thing which has given C.C. a new motivation. And having a heart is...a very human thing. That's why she can love, in other words.
Yup :O I hope it means that
If she wanted to die before, and now doesn't, it also reaffirms her will to live, at least until Lelouch can make her smile.
Look at the links I gave you, the meaning depends on the translation.
Well, as I said to ring (copy /paste XD) :
I'm happy for guilford (the character and also the member of AS ). For cornelia too. And she was so pretty while laying on her bed in her pink clothes XD. Even in a bed she is classy
I'm upset about Ougi, I think he is the man from the keyword in 25. The one who will kill zero but die in the process.
I'm upset about suzaku. Suzaku was awesome in this episode, really.
2008-09-21 19:14RingOk, thoughts :
Considering how they kept so many people alive instead of following through with traditional death flags in this episode, I think perhaps a bittersweet ending for the main cast and a hopeful ending for everyone else could happen. The minor couples like Ougi x Viletta, Cornelia x Guilford (great that's he alive, but it sucks that he's blind), and Toudou x Chiba could all remain safe for the epilogue.
Nunnally overcoming Charles' Geass was a curious one. Does it mean that when the giver dies, it weakens on those who were Geassed?
So, Nina's countermeasure was something that completely disables FLEIJA, but it does look like it takes quite bit of work to do it. I wonder if that thing we saw the OP will ever come into play? Perhaps it was just symbolic?
I think Lelouch and C.C. being together in the end is likely after seeing this episode, but it could be ambiguous rather than anything romantic. I think that Sunrise guy's sentence about fulfilling their contract after everything is over (Zero Requiem completed?) and "what do do after" makes more sense if you look at it like that. From her line with Kallen where she says she wants to bring an end to the accumulation of her experiences while caring about the promise, it looks like she wants to do that with Lelouch.
Lelouch's speech to Schneizel about how a never-exhanging world is not alive, but an experience felt like C.C.'s speech in Ep. 15 didn't it?
Kallen is defintely going to get a resolution to her subplot next episode. There is no way they can leave this hanging without being cruel. What do you think the context of her gum line will be? I also believe Kallen's chances of beating Suzaku is higher now because I think she's going to confront Lelouch again.
There were some great tracks played in this episode. The upcoming and final OST should be a good one.
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Numbers Plus Preschool Mathematics Curriculum: Teacher s Manual
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1 Number and operations involves understanding whole numbers and realizing that numbers represent quantity. It includes learning number words and symbols, counting, comparing and ordering quantities, composing (combining) and decomposing (dividing) numbers, and simple addition and subtraction. Geometry involves identifying shapes and describing spatial relationships and includes learning the names and properties of 2- and 3-D shapes, transformation (changing shapes, putting them together and taking them apart), and spatial reasoning (using position, direction, and distance words). Measurement involves identifying measurable attributes and using them to compare objects, actions, people, and events. For young children this means learning simple measurement terms and processes, understanding what a unit is, and comparing and ordering attributes. Algebra involves identifying patterns and relationships, including describing, copying, and creating simple alternating patterns (such as ABABAB, ABCABCABC, or AABAABAAB) and recognizing and describing increasing and decreasing patterns (such as cycles of plant growth or children getting older). Data analysis involves formulating and answering questions by collecting, organizing, and analyzing information. In the early years, this includes describing attributes, organizing and comparing simple data, representing findings on simple charts or graphs, and interpreting and applying the lessons learned. In young children, we can see early mathematics curiosity, investigation, and development everywhere. Math learning is taking place whenever children observe, explore materials, work with numbers, order things, move through space, compare quantities, identify patterns, sort (classify) objects, reach conclusions, and share their ideas. (See Math Is Everywhere sidebar, p. 3.) In addition to having a better grasp of what young children understand, we have also become more knowledgeable about how to foster math learning (see Chapter 2, Curriculum Content and Teaching Strategies ). Just because math is everywhere does not mean math learning can be haphazard or left to chance. Adults must systematically engage children in working with materials, pursuing their own investigations, and drawing conclusions. We can encourage their reasoning with thoughtful comments, such as I wonder what would happen if and Why do you think? This view is highlighted in Early Childhood Mathematics: Promoting Good Beginnings, the joint position paper of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and NCTM: 4
2 Introduction Because young children s experiences fundamentally shape their attitude toward mathematics, an engaging and encouraging climate for children s early encounters with mathematics is important. It is vital for young children to develop confidence in their ability to understand and use mathematics in other words, to see mathematics as within their reach. (NAEYC & NCTM, 2002) The title of this curriculum, Numbers Plus, reflects young children s wide-ranging interests in mathematics and the many strategies adults (teachers and parents) can use to help them actively construct mathematical knowledge by manipulating materials and ideas in all the ways described above. Curriculum Overview Numbers Plus is a set of 120 developmentally based activities, each addressing one or more of five content areas that are aligned with the NCTM content standards: Number Sense and Operations, Geometry, Measurement, Algebra, and Data Analysis. Most of the activities are designed for small-group times; several are geared for large-group times. Each activity also has follow-up ideas for extending the learning in all areas of the classroom and into other parts of the daily routine in any developmentally appropriate early childhood program (such as meals and snacks, outside play, work or choice times, child planning and review times, transitions, greeting or message board time). (See Appendix for information on the daily routine in HighScope Numbers Plus Content Areas & Topics Content area: Number Sense and Operations Number words and symbols Counting Comparing and ordering (quantity) Composing and decomposing (e.g., combining and dividing) Addition and subtraction Content area: Geometry Shape Transformation Spatial reasoning Content area: Measurement Measurement terms Unit Comparing and ordering (attributes) Content area: Algebra Alternating patterns Increasing and decreasing patterns Content area: Data Analysis Describing Organizing and comparing Representing Interpreting and applying programs.) Built into each activity is a sequence that alerts teachers to what children at different developmental and ability levels may do and say, with corresponding teaching strategies to individualize and scaffold learning. Each Numbers Plus activity provides all the information teachers need to carry it out, including the materials needed, how to introduce the activity, ways to scaffold learning throughout the activity, how to bring the activity to an end, ideas for follow-up, and curriculum activities that explore similar and related topics. (For an overview of what each activity contains, see Chapter 3, Activity Plan. ) In addition to the classroom activities, Numbers Plus provides simple developmental information and strategies teachers can share with parents on how to promote early math learning at home in each of the five content areas. There is also a workshop staff can conduct with parents to help them begin to understand and explore early mathematics learning with their young children. 5
3 Scope The scope of Numbers Plus, as noted previously, is the five areas that are aligned with the NCTM content standards. Each content area covers between two and five topics, and each topic details the skills and concepts that young children are learning as they explore materials and investigate ideas. (See Numbers Plus Content Areas & Topics sidebar, p. 5; see Chapter 2, Curriculum Content and Teaching Strategies for definitions and a list of the skills and concepts children learn within each topic.) Sequence Each Numbers Plus activity is sequenced so children of different developmental and ability levels can participate together while having an enjoyable and successful learning experience. Educators agree that early math learning is sequential; that is, children must acquire certain foundational knowledge and skills before proceeding to the next level, as in the following examples: A child must count with one-to-one correspondence (enumerate) before doing addition and subtraction. Recognizing simple shapes (triangle, rectangle, circle) precedes combining them into complex shapes. Understanding the concepts of longer and shorter comes before measuring and comparing two or more lengths. 6
4 Introduction Successful Sequencing for All Children Sequencing early mathematics learning within (not across) activities is effective because it 1. Acknowledges the diversity of young children s developmental and ability levels. Teachers maximize each child s potential to engage at his or her own level by accommodating strategies to children, rather than expecting children to adjust to the activities. Conversely, in a fixed sequence, a teacher may proceed to a higher-level activity before all children have mastered concepts from an earlier activity. The children who have not mastered the concepts will be further lost during each successive activity. 2. Encourages children to learn from peers. Mixed developmental and ability groups allow children to learn from their classmates. Children are challenged when they have to make sense of discrepancies between their own conclusions and those of their peers. Having to explain their reasoning to others also encourages children to think about and articulate their thought processes. 3. Accommodates different needs for practice. In all content areas, children need different levels of practice to master or internalize a skill or concept. If the group advances to the next activity, even a child who appears to understand an earlier task may need to stay at the same level for a while. Sequencing within activities accommodates such differences in pacing, while follow-up and related activities provide additional opportunities for practice. 4. Recognizes day-to-day variations in interest and attendance. On any given day, a child may not be interested in the topic addressed or may be absent. Teachers need the flexibility to use what the child is interested in as a springboard for meaningful engagement with some component of math. They also need a mechanism for engaging children who may have missed one or more math activities entirely. Sequencing within activities provides this flexibility. 5. Guarantees all children will have a positive and meaningful learning experience. Early childhood educators, and teachers in the later grades, all want young children to develop a positive attitude toward mathematics. By providing children with engaging and successful math experiences from the outset, we help them gain confidence and remain engaged with the subject. Math curricula differ, however, on how they accomplish this sequencing. One way is to carry out activities in a fixed order; that is, the curriculum is sequenced across activities. In this type of curriculum, every child is expected to participate in the same activity at the same time in the same way, moving through the sequence. Sequencing across activities is the model typically found in math programs for young children. The disadvantage of this fixed sequence, however, is that a teacher may move on to the next level of activity before all the children have mastered the concepts of the earlier activity. With each successive activity, it becomes increasingly difficult for these children to keep up. A second, more effective option is to sequence learning and instruction within each activity. In this method, children at all levels participate together in the same activity, but they engage with the materials and ideas according to their own knowledge and skills. Teachers individualize instruction to scaffold (support and extend) each child s learning. Children also observe and learn from one another. Numbers Plus, a content-rich curriculum of primarily small-group activities, is sequenced within activities, rather than across. Each math activity is created so that children 7
5 of all developmental and ability levels can share in the activity and each child can have a successful and valuable learning experience. Each Numbers Plus activity includes a detailed table with examples of what children at early, middle, and later developmental levels may say and do and also provides strategies teachers can use to support children at these different levels. While a few activities build on prior ones, most can be done in any order. At the end of each activity, ideas for follow-up and related Numbers Plus activities also allow children to continue progressing along the continuum of early math learning. (For more information on the effectiveness of sequencing within activities, see Successful Sequencing for All Children sidebar, p. 7.) Active Participatory Learning Embedded in the teaching strategies of Numbers Plus are five principles of active participatory learning: materials, manipulation, choice, child language and thought, and adult scaffolding. These principles, which are the foundation of the HighScope Curriculum (Epstein, 2007; Hohmann, Weikart, & Epstein, 2008) and the basis of all good developmental practice, are also consistent with the five NCTM process standards. They reflect how young children learn and which instructional practices adults can use to support and extend that learning. The first three principles (materials, manipulation, and choice) describe the types of learning opportunities adults provide to children. The fourth (child language and thought) encourages teachers to observe what children do and say to identify their developmental level. The fifth principle (adult scaffolding) describes what educators typically think of as teaching, that is, what adults do and say. Many curriculum models focus on only the teachers role, without first giving them strategies to understand children s development and adapt their practices to maximize individual learning. Numbers Plus does both. Materials. Active learning programs offer young children an abundant supply of diverse, age-appropriate materials. Taken as a whole, these materials appeal to all the senses and are open ended. They lend themselves to being used in a variety of ways and help to expand children s experiences and stimulate their thought. Because preschoolers primarily deal with the world in concrete terms, materials help them pose and answer math questions, for example, sorting and counting collections to determine which group has more. Manipulation. Active participatory learning means children handle, examine, combine, and transform materials and ideas. They make discoveries through direct hands-on and minds-on contact with these resources. Preschoolers are beginning to develop mental representations of objects and actions (forming images in their minds). Yet they still need to handle materials to experience their properties and see how their actions bring about change, for example, discovering that two triangles can be rotated and combined to make a rectangle. 8
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Disclaimer: JK Rowling owns Harry Potter and company. They're slaves.
Chapter 1: Voldemort's Demise and Our Premise
Hey. I'm the nearly omniscient narrator and this fic is going to break the fourth wall so often we might as well drop the author's notes altogether. I really rather hope you don't mind, but if you do, come here and fight me. You win, ANs are back. You lose, ANs are still gone.
So, this is what happened that night. It's just going to be just between you and I, because the main characters won't find out for awhile. It's a lot more fun to watch them struggle than give them the answers from the start.
Where was I?... Right. Voldemort had sent all his minions away because he wanted to do some dark, insane magic in peace and quiet. Mind you, his repitilian brain was so short-circuited by then that he hadn't bothered to do the research properly, so as you can probably guess, it wasn't going to work out so well. You think that anything bad happening to him is good news for our Golden Trio? Yeah, you would. But it isn't. See, there's a thing in the world called the Theory of Narrative Causality. Terry Pratchett, author of the Discworld series, neatly explained the principle of it somewhere, but I don't want to go looking for the entire quote, so I'll just give you the basic point: some things happen because the plot says they should.
For example, the dark-haired, green-eyed hero of this universe should fight against the Dark Lord. And there should be some sort of Epic Battle. Heroes aren't allowed to get off the hook too easily. Worlds aren't allowed to get off the hook easily, either. Where would the fun be if Voldemort had really died the night he failed to kill Harry Potter? Nowhere. Rowling would have had a pretty plotless book on her hands and fanfics would be here in the thousands, not the hundreds of thousands.
So, knowing this, keeping it safely in mind, think about the following fact: Voldemort Is Going To Die.
Are you cringing yet? You should be, by now. The implications should be flowering in your mind like killer dandelions. He's going to die. It's going to happen this very night I'm telling you about. Harry will have nothing to do with it. He'll be away, he won't know a thing. Nobody will know a thing. The plot is gone. The big bad is gone. And if that looks as if Harry Potter is going to get off easily....
Think again. This is a story.
The Theory of Narrative Causality says that he needs to suffer and struggle before getting away and having a life. So it's cringing time. Cringe as the Dark Lord dies, because that throws everything into whack. Trust me. Voldemort dying stupidly is Not Good. And guess what? Harry won't even know what's going on, why things are BAD, because none of the Death Eaters will dare to check up on their master before being called and they'll just assume that the shit everybody's going to go through is brought on at Voldemort's command. The Dark Lord's corpse will be rotting away unknown in his dungeon, hanging by a piece of rope while the world goes to pieces because of his demise.
That being said, let me tell you what happened that night. I'd love to keep beating around the bush, but the thing is I promised myself to not write more than 5 pages per chapter and I can't leave you without a bit of an exposition that actually contains some story telling. But before that, you should know that I'm going AU from about the 5th book onward, since I never really agreed with the idea of Horcruxes and, 'sides, they'd be detrimental to the plot here.
What happened is this: Voldemort opened the door and admitted three women inside. It was a stormy night, which pretty much figured, since this is a pretty dramatic universe. One of the women was a young, sweet girl dressed in a long white dress, with a crown of flowers on her blond head and innocent blue eyes. You had to love her when you saw her, you had to admire her, her graceful movements, her light step, her overflowing young love and care and kindness... She made you feel like a better person.
Sorry, I have to put a pause in the narration again. You won't meet her again, or if you do, it will be by accident only. She's not a Mary Sue. She's not even all that nice. She's the Virgin version of a Triple Goddess. In fact, all three of the women were one and the same Goddess - and goddesses are meant to impress. They're also immortal, so they have a lot of time to practice impressing people.
The second woman was middle-aged and seemed to be caring, nurturing, loving, protective. She made you feel at home. She made you feel that all was going to be fine. She would teach you, point the way to you, save you. She watched over all her children – and every person in the world was her child. In case you haven't gotten it, I'm trying to depict the Mother here.
And the third was an... Errr... Well. Hm. I can't say anything bad about her, because people usually don't – something horrid might happen. She might get pissed. She was not nice, not pretty, not kind, but an... Darn, this place won't let me add strikethrough... elderly-looking woman who held the approximate kindness of a rabid tiger, but a lot of wisdom. Since Voldemort wasn't big on good sentiments, he felt that he needed her the most.
"Come in, Ladies," he invited them. Even he knew to be polite with aspects of the Universe, which might have been good news for everybody – if he hadn't sorely lacked research in a very important department. And it wasn't just the department that said you can't threaten, coerce, seduce, bribe a goddess (a goddesses? My mind spins with the grammar describing 3-in-1, be it goddesses or coffee) into doing your work for you.
So, he tried those threatening to bribing actions anyway, while the elder one looked at him impatiently, the mother's smile was getting less kind by the moment and the virgin's eyes widened in childlike amazement.
"You can't convince me," they all said at the same time, in different tones - with the enthusiasm of young, the simple statement of the mature and the despise of the old who have no time for this.
"You should have done your homework," the Virgin said so delightfully that even Voldemort felt a slight need to apologize, which surprised him greatly. Goddesses. They do stuff to you.
"We don't murder children," the mother said, sternly. "We are not forces for you to command. We are not ordered, we are asked. Our favors are our own to grant."
"You're pretty stuck-up, aren't you?" the old one asked, grinning in a very unpleasant way. "Oh, little boy, believing yourself so great by having achieved no more than a transitory, low-scale control over the fabric of the universe without any idea of how the Rules really work. You are a speck of dust ordering the thunderstorm. You are a kitten involved in a nuclear war. You are a petty, stinted thing that wants to command something as old and as great as the world with all the impudence of the truly unworthy."
"We are the Ladies," the mother said. "We will not answer this, your demand."
"We are the Great Ones, we can't be small and evil," the Virgin said with a very charming smile. If it hadn't been so charming, one might have thought it was quite threatening. "If we were to hunt down people and make them die, then we would do so not in this aspect, but as the Kindly Ones. We are so kind. We would hunt down those who have the blood of their own kin on their hand."
"Harry Potter does not," the mother said.
The crone leaned back and grinned again, her teeth crooked, seeming to belong to a skull, not to a living being. She liked the part that was to follow. Voldemort had annoyed her by being a complete dunderhead. And she didn't forgive. "But you do."
"Oh, my," the young one said, her delightful smile growing larger. "Well. I guess that makes you ours."
"You really oughtn't call that which is so much greater than yourself."
I'd tell you what happened next. But this is a T-rated story and I want to keep it that way. Here's the hard, cold fact: the Ladies don't kill – well, usually, at least. They drive people to death. And they did such things to Voldemort that night that they managed to touch the very core of him, to hurt him more and more beyond any limit of pain he might have assumed he had, touching whatever was left of his heart, making it alive, then squishing it until it turned to dust. He became human, he was tortured and he lived agony through all the cells of his being. And when morning came, Voldemort was dead, having summoned a rope, made it magically stick to the ceiling, then hung himself, where he would dangle in the draft for months before his body came unloose enough to end up on the floor, where it would further remain undiscovered for years until a minion finally checked up on him and saw the bones. They'd need DNA testing to figure out it had been Voldemort.
But Narrative Causality does not admit the suicide of the antagonist as a solution for the hero, unless they drive the antagonist to suicide in the first place. Harry Potter's Story was meant to be a great one and if Voldemort had been stupid enough to die in such a remarkably anticlimactic way, it would find ways to rectify that, to bring forth world-threatening forces for him to face. And because like a petulant child, it would not give in to being thwarted like this; because like an inflamed passionate lover, it would not admit to be robbed of its climax; because like a slave tried too far as his heart filled with rage and he trained his body with his work, it would rise against its oppressors; - because of this, it would do better, it would do more, it would succeed in bringing conflict, it would climax as many times as would a teen promised against his will to a monastery when finding himself in a harem on his last night of freedom, it would fight against anything and everything to get its way and take over the world if it could.
Because yes, that was what there was needed here. Somebody to try to take over the world. And thank God, there was no lack of those people. No lack at all. The story knew where to grab them from. If it had had a voice, it would have cackled evilly and madly now.
So, this is how Voldemort did the worst disservice he ever could to Harry Potter. He died. This is how he ruined the boy's life forever. He committed suicide. This is how Harry would come to be faced with anybody and everybody in a guerrilla war while wondering what the hell was wrong and never quite figuring it out. He would be a participant in a story gone wild.
It would all start that very morning, his first day of his 6th year at Hogwarts.
Harry would discover that their new Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor would be a creepy man who went by the name of Ron Sau, a man with a passion for rings, who secretly thought he'd rearranged the letters of his name cleverly. And then he'd casually read how Senator Palpatine of the US was going to move to the UK and start a political career here. And while nobody knew it yet, Genghis Khan had suddenly found himself reincarnated somewhere in Russia. And there was a really sad voice in the Chamber of Secrets saying 'exterminate'.
But this is just between you and me, now. You needed to know what happened that night. You need to know that all that happened was not a fluke, but simply the universe going crazy and hiring help. So that afterward you can't blame me of randomness and you'll understand why this story isn't officially a crossover – there's too many things that it crossed itself over with and frankly, it's only my omniscient nature that lets me know where those things come from. Harry and company might figure it out after a long time, but....
Look, I'll just describe them. Get the reference, great. Don't get it, no prob. Neither do the wizards. The difference being that you've got me on your side. I'll explain as much as I can. The really important question that you need to ask yourself right now, though, isn't whether I'll be able to tell you who the people are in such ways as will be neat for both people who know whom I'm talking about and those who don't, or where the Ladies came from – I think it may be Neil Gaiman's The Sandman – scratch that, I'm sure, I know almost everything here, emphasis on almost only if you want a fight, but why Sauron slept in a nightie and had his corkscrew and ring necklace on. Because if there ever was a creepy image, that's it.


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Country Creek Poly Furniture Collection
This Amish Poly Wood Rollback Glider comes with a pull down center console so you can rest your arm or drink. Great for two people to enjoy the sunshine and outdoors together in Amish made comfort, style and durability. Proudly made in the United States by expert Amish craftspeople.
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Our Vision
To foster an organization which operates in an ethically upright manner and generates fair economic value for all its stake-holders, employees, clients, investors, and promoters.
Our Mission
To serve our clients by effectively delivering superior value-adding solutions for analytical problems using our expertise in data science and machine learning. Our aim is to make AlgoAnalytics a go-to name for high-end predictive analytics
From CEOs Desk
We started AlgoAnalytics in May 2009. Since then we have seen ups and downs in our fortune however, our guiding principle has always been to create an organization which operates in an upright manner and is fair to all the stakeholders Clients, Employees and Promoters. We believe this is the only thing which make existence of AlgoAnalytics worthwhile. Our passion is to operate at the intersection of computer science, mathematics and domain knowledge to create solutions which make non-trivial change to the top-line and bottom-line of our clients.
We work on the application of data science across domains. We have worked on problems from almost all industries. We have worked in medicine, we have worked on financial markets and we have analyzed click-stream data. If you have data and if you suspect there is lot of information in the data which you would like to visualize and use to perform predictive and prescriptive analytics, we can certainly work with you to make that happen.
- Aniruddha Pant, Phd.
CEO , AlgoAnalytics Pvt. Ltd.
CEO and Founder: Aniruddha Pant, PhD
Aniruddha has a PhD in Control Systems from the University of California, Berkeley, and holds ~17 years of experience in the application of advanced mathematical techniques to various enterprise problems. His expertise spans Financial Engineering, Quantitative Trading, Hedging, Data Analytics, Machine Learning and Control Theory.
CFO: Girish Patil, PGDBA
Girish has over 9 years of experience in fundamental equity research covering the Indian, US and Middle East markets. He holds interest and experience in the technical trading of markets, and in creating and analyzing balance sheets of companies.


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Board of Directors
Vita Cassese
Over 30 years of experience in the healthcare, analytics, and technology sectors. Current CEO of Mardon Management Advisors, past CIO and Head of Analytics, Market Research and Innovation for Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. Serves on the Board or Directors for Staywell Company, Loftware, Inc, Zitter Health Insights, Medical Knowledge Group, and Decision Resources Group (prior to 2012 acquisition). Serves on the Advisory Board of Medivo, and as an advisor to Riverside Partners. Guest lecturer at NYU's Stern School of Business, MIT Sloan School of Business, Boston University, and mentor for Masters in Technology program at Columbia University. Trustee of the College of Mount St. Vincent and member of International Women's Forum and Women's Forum of New York.
Peter Frishauf
Founder & past CEO of Medscape. Serves on the Boards of Crossix Solutions, Inc. (as Chair), Milestone Venture Partners, Trial X, NYC Health Business Leaders, Markle Foundation, and on the Health Advisory Board, Everyday Health, and the Editorial Board of Journal of Participatory Medicine. Full bio here.
Wes McCain, PhD
Founder & Chairman, Towneley Capital Management. New York Life Investment and Director and Trustee, Van Eck Global. Former Assistant Professor of Finance, Columbia Business School.
Matthew McKnight
Chief Operating Officer and Head of Strategy, Decision Resources Group. Formerly an investment professional at IndUS Growth Partners and business development advisor at Palantir Technologies. Co-founder of strategic consulting firm focused on expanding the use of early stage and novel healthcare technologies. Serves on the board for Searchlight Health and is a board observer for Decision Resources Group. Previously served three years on the Board of Advisors for the Leadership Institute at Harvard College.
Yin Ho, MD, MBA
Founder & CEO, Context Matters. Cofounder New York City Health Business Leaders. Former senior leadership and strategic positions at Medidata, Pfizer, and Emergingmed.com. Advisory Board of NYC Economic Development Corporation's Bio and Health Tech NYC Entrepreneurship Lab Program, the Executive Committee for the Association of Yale Alumni in Medicine, and the Board of Directors of the PS3 afterschool (PS3til6) program.
Board Observers
Paul Greenberg, MD
Entrepreneur, investor, and physician executive with expertise in managed care, healthcare data, and eCommerce. Currently a partner at JuMP Health Ventures, prior to that founder of Fingertip Formulary, founder and president of MedPage Today, and executive at Medco Health (eCommerce and business development).
Ken Getz, MBA
Director of Sponsored Programs and Research Associate Professor, Tufts University School of Medicine. Founder and Chairman of The Center for Information on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP). Serves on the Board of Directors for WIRB - Copernicus Group and the Metrics Champion Consortium, LLC.


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Ecovillage Programmes
Active Hope
Not scheduled
Our times confront us with realities that are painful to face and confusing to live with. This week-long workshop aims to strengthen our capacity to respond with Active Hope.
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Applied Ecovillage Living
Saturday 11th February to 10th March 2017
There is an increasing
and urgent global need for viable, sustainable
human settlements. Ecovillages provide environmental,
social, economic and spiritual sustainability,
and an enhanced quality of life for all.
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Design for Sustainability Incorporating Transition Training
7 October - 10 November 2017
You are invited to join this five-week comprehensive training based on the four core pillars of the Ecovillage Design Curriculum: the social, worldview, ecological and economic dimensions of sustainability.
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Permaculture Design Course (PDC)
2 weeks 22 July - 4 August 2017
The permaculture design course offers a comprehensive introduction to permaculture principles, design practices and their application, with a particular focus on permaculture in community.
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School of Youth for sustainability & human flourishing
16–26 August 2017
The School Of Youth brings together young people (ages 16–27) from different social, cultural, religious and economic backgrounds to engage in a magical 10-day learning experience.
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Welcome to SandAngel.org
This is the web page for Sand Angels. A non-profit organization dedicated to serving the US military and their families.
Our Mission:
We seek to ensure all returning Special Operation Forces receive the highest standard of care for all of war's wounds. We commit to private and public advocacy on behalf of service members to fight the stigma of the war within.
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This is my FIRST ever effort at creating an "animated GIF" file!
I was very lucky to have received a copy of the new Adobe Creative Suite to test and review. This was a tad intimidating at first as I am by no means a graphic design dynamo and usually scrape by with my very basic program and very basic skills. But as it turns out, I might have become more than a little attached to all this new software and am now super inspired to explore all it's depths! One of my favourite bloggers has created cute little animated GIF's like the one above and so with her inspirational example in one tab and a googled step by step tutorial on GIF creation in photoshop in the other, off I went!
Thanks to the glorious Melbourne sunshine and my gorgeous sister Wink for playing their part xoxo
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With a cozy wood fireplace, pool table & a private hot tub, this is the perfect home for relaxing and enjoying a family vacation...and just a short shuttle ride to Keystone's world-class ski and mountain bike trails. Sleeping occupancy for 14 and desirable rates make this private home ideal for a multi-family gathering or small group. The Blue Spruce Home features a spacious floor plan on one level with an additional sleeping area on the second level. The large living room, dining room and kitchen offer ample space for congregation. In addition to the pool table and TV in the living room, an oversized den with a TV, stereo, fireplace, Murphy bed and sofa sleeper provides additional space and entertainment for guests. The master bedroom has a king bed, small TV and private bath with shower. Second and third bedrooms each have a queen bed. The fourth bedroom has 2 additional twin beds. A full-sized bathroom is conveniently located at the end of the hall. A laundry room with a full-sized washer and dryer is also located on the first floor. A loft is located on the second level of the home and offers 2 queen beds.
This four bedroom, three bath private house, located in the Soda Ridge neighborhood in West Keystone, sleeps up to 10 guests. With almost 3,000 square feet of living space, this home provides everything you need to enjoy your mountain getaway at Keystone! Access to the slopes at Keystone Resort couldn't be more convenient - the house is directly across the street from the free resort shuttle stop. The master bedroom's bath includes a Jacuzzi tub, double sinks with a three-sided mirror over, and double-doors that lead to the private outdoor hot tub. Each bedroom has Smart TV's that are equipped with Netflix and Amazon Prime Players. There is no need to order movies, as the Players are ready to view. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare and enjoy home-cooked meals during your stay. The open-concept kitchen/dining/living area is spacious and comfortable for your entire group, with a large flat screen TV, Blu-Ray player, gas fireplace, and huge windows letting in tons of natural light and revealing views of the forest and mountain range. Enjoy meals at the large, glass dining table while looking out into the National Forest. The utility area is equipped with a utility sink along with a washer and dryer. One complimentary parking pass is included, for access to any close-in paid parking lots at Keystone Resort.
The Elk Crossing neighborhood is conveniently located west of the Keystone Ski Area in between the River Golf Course and Lakeside Village. This area is adorned with amazing estates and fabulous landscaping and is conveniently located for golf, Nordic ski, hiking and downhill enthusiasts! This amazing 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom residence spans over 5,792 square feet of living space. The home is perched on a beautiful lot with river and Continental Divide views. Completely updated with high end furnishings and finishes, this home offers a main floor master suite, vaulted ceilings and four fireplaces.
Vast mountain and river views are seen as soon as you enter the home into the formal living room. With new furnishings, a gas fireplace and 60" flat-screen TV, the living room is spacious and bright. Located off the living area is a large dining table equipped with seating for eight guests. The gourmet kitchen offers granite counters, a center kitchen island, wine cooler and breakfast nook. Access to the expansive deck is gained from the kitchen, which spans the width of the home and includes amazing mountain and river views. There are several sitting areas throughout the deck including a sheltered area with a heater for the winter months. A gas grill is also located on the deck for outdoor cooking; soon to come, a private hot tub as well.
The master bedroom is also located on the main level. Adorned with a king bed, deck access, TV and vaulted ceilings the room is both spacious and cozy. The en suite master bathroom offers granite counters, a glass shower, jetted tub and two way gas fireplace. Located in the west wing are two additional bedrooms, one with a plush new queen bed. A beautiful ¾ bathroom is located in the hallway. At the end of the hall is a staircase to the second guest bedroom, furnished with another queen bed, en suite bathroom and mini bar (complete with a mini fridge, coffee maker, sink and cabinets). Another staircase will take you to a second master suite, furnished with a queen bed, TV and en suite bathroom. An additional bunk room is located on this level with two bunk beds (three twins and a queen) and a full bathroom is located in the hallway. The lower level includes a comfortable sitting room with expansive TV, walk out heated patio, gas grill, half bath and a beautiful full bar.
This 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom ski-vacation home is situated near the River Run Summit Express and all the River Run amenities, including the ticket office, rental shop and ski school. Top amenities include a parking pass, complimentary Wi-Fi in all rooms and access to the Enclave Complex Recreation Building, which features an indoor pool, tennis court, sauna, steam room and indoor hot tub.
Nestled among a forest of lodgepole pines at the entrance to Keystone Ski Resort, the Evergreen Condos consist of the Pines, Homestead, and Lodgepole Condominiums. Complimentary shuttle service is available to the nearby ski lifts, shopping, dining and entertainment. Whether you stay at The Pines, Homestead or Lodgepole, you'll find spacious mountain accommodations ranging from 600 to 1,700 square feet for parties from two to 10. All guests at the Pines, Homestead and Lodgepole Condominiums enjoy access to an indoor pool, a hot tub, on-site laundry and ski storage.
The Forest Condominiums are situated alongside the White River National Forest near the banks of the Snake River, the Keystone Paved Bike Path, and just a short walk from the Keystone Lakeside Village. Quiet and affordable, these comfortable accommodations take full advantage of their spectacular setting in the woods of Colorado - but are also just a short shuttle ride to the ski lifts and resort villages. Guests stay at one of three beautifully designed complexes - Keystone Gulch, Wild Irishman or Flying Dutchman - in spacious condos that sprawl out over 500 to 1,400 square feet and can sleep up to 10. Perfect for two, studios feature a queen bed or Murphy bed and a pull-out sofas, bathrooms and small kitchens, while larger parties can choose one- to four-bedroom units, which have at least one bed in each room, along with one or two full bathrooms, living rooms with pull-out sofas and fully equipped kitchens. No matter which you choose, all accommodations feature cozy fireplaces and access to outdoor pools and hot tubs, as well as on-site laundry, ski storage and complimentary shuttle service.
Gateway Mountain Lodge is centrally located near River Run Village and the Mountain House Base Area - providing easy access to the lifts. The impressive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace at Gateway Mountain Lodge greets you upon arrival to ensure that your Colorado vacation will be welcoming, memorable and relaxing. Whether you're a party of two or of 10, our inviting mountain accommodations are available in a range of sizes, giving you as much as 2,200 square feet of luxurious space to spread out. Couples can choose an efficiency studio, which is designed as an oversized hotel room and includes one king, queen or Murphy bed - along with a roomy sitting area, full-size bathroom and small in-room refrigerator and microwave for your convenience. If you need more space, one-, two- or three-bedroom units all include at least one bed per room, one or two bathrooms and fully outfitted kitchens, as well as a sizable living area with pull-out sofa. This Colorado resort also includes an array of amenities to enhance your stay, from retail shops to exercise facilities to an indoor pool and a hot tub, all located on-site. Guests can also take advantage of underground parking, on-site laundry facilities, ski storage and complimentary shuttle service.
This elegant 'cabin-in-the-woods' offers exceptional mountain style décor and living space. From the three separate living room areas to multiple bedrooms, this multi-level home can accommodate all of your family and friends. The large kitchen is ideal for cooking meals for your entire group, who can be seated in the separate dining room area. The kitchen includes a breakfast nook, bar-style seating, and seating area. On the lower level, there are two bedrooms, bathroom, a family room, and exercise space. For guests' convenience, the laundry room offers a full-size washer and dryer as well as a utility sink. The main floor features the airy kitchen, living room with wood fireplace, dining room, and master suite. The master suite includes a walk-in closet, patio doors onto the back deck, a king bed, steam shower, and double sinks. Outside on the private back deck, there is a gas grill and picnic table, perfect for summer barbeques. Take the staircase upstairs to the loft living room area and two more bedrooms and bathrooms. The deck off the lofted living room offers an outdoor hot tub that overlooks the backyard pine trees. Includes one complimentary parking pass that can access any close-in paid parking lots at Keystone Resort.
These spacious, comfortable condos are located in Keystone's original village where the atmosphere is festive year round, and activities happen just outside your doorstep. Guests can choose from studios and 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom condos. The condos feature a fully equipped kitchen, lovely fireplace and high-speed Wi-Fi. Some units are rated "Premier" and offer high-end décor, flat-screen TVs, updated kitchens, upgraded floors, high-end lighting and fixtures and custom paint finishes.
With a playground nearby, ice skating on Keystone Lake, plus restaurants and retail shops all just steps away, families will especially love staying at Lakeside Village. Onsite amenities include a pool and hot tub, ski storage and onsite laundry. The Lakeside Village condos are a on the shuttle route to access the lifts and ski services.
Nestled in the forested neighborhood of West Keystone, just minutes from the slopes, this luxurious multi-level private five bedroom residence features all the comforts of mountain living. This spacious home boasts exceptional furnishings, vaulted ceilings, two living rooms with wood burning fireplaces, two kitchens and a large deck with a private outdoor hot tub. Guests will also enjoy free wireless, and the ping-pong table.


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What infections can form due to improper drain and wound care?
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Find another surgeon
This far after surgery you will likely need some surgery to close down the seroma cavity. Find another reputable PS in your town and see them for a consult.
Seroma treatment
Where is your seroma? Due to its chronicity, formal excision and drainage with probable removal of a bursa lining will be necessary. In addition, negative pressure devices (VAC) can also help.
What infections can form due to improper drain and wound care?
Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your recovery difficulties after a tummy tuck. If an infection develops after surgery it is usually the result of bacteria present on our skin, staph or strep. Treatment of a prolonged seroma will at this point likely require revision surgery to reopen your incision and remove the seroma and its pseudo capsule. See an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation for the best recommendations.
Learn more: http://www.nelson-center.com/tummy-tuck.html
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