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Hurray, now that the chapter has been translated, I can finish up my post on it.
Just curious, js06, are you not able to post translations on your mangahelpers page anymore now that you're with Red Hawk Scans? I always enjoyed seeing the translations out that same day. Quote:
For one, when he defended himself against Arclight, his hands were bound. Also, the Agnishwattas that the Aruka clones were firing at Cruz were resolved by his hand whereas Arclight's flames were blown away. And then that's the issue of Cruz being surrounded by flames and his eyes changing colors. Plus, at that time, he didn't even recall the name of his fragment, let alone even know he was a Needless. There's more to Cruz than just Shield of Aegis. But yeah, you're right about Shield of Aegis being pretty much the same as Imagine Breaker (being able to neutralize attacks) right now. Then again, this type of shield has been used quite a bit in other anime/manga, especially when it's given to a weak/pacifistic character, so it really isn't too surprising. Then again, we've only seen it like this once, so there's probably more to it than just Imagine Breaker. Yeah, not too sure about Disk's explanation, but I'm glad she was smart enough to use Scan. I was worried they'd simply forget to use it to analyze him like what seems to happen in so many other shows.
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Avvesione@ Agree with what you say. Like we alredy say there is more than Shield of Agies .Is like that Yamada fragment is Missing link lv like Sestuna and the other and he just use /learn one of his skill.Now whatever the other skill are and what role that eyes play we do not know yet. Though one thing it's sure ...it's something really dangerous if AA reaction is something to bo with.
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It's really possible that Yamada can not only defend/nullify an attack, but also reflect it?
It can also be that his fragment is on defensive right now and can change to offense. But we should wait and see... For all we know Yamada may have more then 1 fragment, not like the Second who had shitload of them, just 2-5. |
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just a thought but Arca said "The right hand and the left hand of God" and the one aspect of Cruz's power that has been revealed is Shield of Aegis. The Aegis is associated with 2 dieties Athena and Zeus. So if Arca was being literal he could have powers associated with either or both of those gods.
On a related note Athena is the goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, just warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill so that might be a clue since Cruz has always been the team strategist. |
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I think Shield of Aegis is all there to it. He might use it in different ways but that's it. Remember, every Needless can have one and only one fragment. No exceptions. With that said, "The right hand and the left hand of God" might refer to another person. It would be cool if Cruz had a different, offensive ability in his right hand, but wouldn't that break the one rule? Also, if you look at it that way, is it possible that on the ch100 color cover he's not firing an attack with his right hand but receiving one? Pretty much how he did in this chapter with the Agnish Akasha. Look at the way the flame of the "fireball" is laid out on that color image. |
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Kvakond@ If his power is missing link lv can have more that one skill even if is only one fragment. Also the power we see Yamada use in this ch was without the strange eyes that even AA point out. Wich mean there is more than what we saw in this ch.
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Yamada did more interesting things than just blocking needless attacks.
When he stopped Arca on her tracks. Or more recently, when with both his arms pinned down he released a burst of energy, blown aways the flames from the strongest fire fragment, destroyed the shackles and the table of operations he was on, and had an eye color change. There's more to Yamada's fragment than just it being a simple shield. There's tons of things you can do with a Missing Link level fragment. Last edited by Knighto; 2012-05-27 at 16:30. |
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All missing link level powers are really abstract and simple, but this also allows them to be extremely flexible and can be applied to all fields of combat, only low tier Needless have a one shot power.
Cruz was simply using a part of his power, that's all there is too it. Also I am convinced that he is the one to take down Riru when they clash.
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You do make a valid point. It's like you said it's still early to judge his ability considering we don't know the other uses for it besides negating/blocking. Arca also said the left hand of God so maybe he has an attack ability we don't know about yet. I have a feeling this kid is going to be so S tier when he fully "awakens".
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I know, I just thought it would be hilarious to have two or three pages of them just standing and concentrating with the "camera" slowly zooming in until Blade or Eve jump out screaming at them to do something.
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I imagine if the fight were to happen, Cruz would somehow get separated from the rest and would have to fight her alone. It would leave Cruz figuring out more about his power, and possible a full awakening.
Also anyone find it odd that Cruz and Arca follow more of a Greek/Roman mythological theme, rather then follow a Biblical theme? Cruz means cross in Spanish, could this be hinting towards Crucifixion of one of the Adam Brothers? Or it could have been Cruz that killed the second, and he is actually apart of a long line of anti Needless designed by the resistance, they used his sister as his base for cloning which would explain why he looks so good in girl clothes.
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I hope too, that cruz fragment have other powers. Because at this state, it is a simple replica of imagine breaker (only nullify needless attack his right hand can touch). Little useless for that moment, because same before awake is power he used his body as shield to protect a compagnion.
I want his power can evolve in real shield can blocking all attack (needless, weapons, CQC) in all directions (a shield that protect all people placed in little area, for exemple 3 meters dome). And mainly, an offensive power, because as mentionned before, his fragment is currently a survival power (something to helping the poor weak cruz to survive easier in that dangerous area is the blackspot) Last edited by thor94; 2012-05-28 at 13:17. |
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Late again this month but here's my post for Needless 102:
http://avvesione.wordpress.com/2012/...s-chapter-102/ It's mainly on how I feel about how the manga has done everything these past few chapters which is something I think most of us can relate to. I kinda covered a bit of my last post here but it's better developed and says more of what I want to say on Shield of Aegis. Hope you enjoy!
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^Always interesting to see your thoughts on how the series is developing.
Actually the name of Arca's power comes from Hindu mythology. Needless borrows from a wide range of sources apart from the Bible. Makes it more interesting IMO, though also a little harder to work out where all the names come from...
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Until we get more information on ANn, we can really know for sure what her origin is but it seems to be a byproduct of the Adam Project given the choker and the name "Adam". Beyond that, there isn't enough information or clues or even material to decide either way but it certainly looks like a fun mystery to solve when the time comes.
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Thinking back, probably the most overlooked of all Cruz durability feets was him surviving Satens kick, it was strong enough to kick not only Kurumi but Cruz across the room, it even knocked out spear that impaled Kurumi. That kick would have had more force behind it then any of Cruz falls and would have knocked out even the strongest of normal humans. Saten probably knew this too, which only add more to his mystery.
Damn I really hope the next chapters jumps to Saten is doing.
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Should I be using jtextlayout_draw() instead?
Nevermind. I was passing the wrong arguments to my get methods.
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I recently read a magnificent book about the history of DR Congo, written from the perspective of the people, instead of a mere summary of weapon facts and government succession, as many historic works turn out to be. The book made me think about how so very often - or need I say always - history is written from a black and white standpoint: there are the oppressors and the oppressed, the good ones and the evil ones.
This dichotomous thinking is so ingrained in our culture that it shapes the entire way Western people think. When we have one point of view, all those who have a different view must be opposing us. Generally people tend to think of themselves as good, thus 'the other' becomes evil.
Yet in history, as in all other aspects of life, there is very little black and white and a whole lot of different shades of gray. In war, there is never one party who leaves the battlefield untainted, in governing, there aren't purely good rulers or purely evil, spawn of the devil type leaders. Thus is human nature, to be a bit of all of it.
But not only is this binary way of thinking false, it is also extremely dangerous. It makes us think about entire people in a black and white kind of way. The way we perceive the history of Rwanda, for example, will forever make people think of Tutsi's as those poor oppressed people who barely escaped genocide, while their trespasses against the Hutu's will never be known to history. It leaves an open door to large power forces to supply and support tyrannic regimes.
Reading any history of DR Congo (or at least one that states the foreign involvement in the country's downward spiral, in which it is still strongly engaged) will make any Westerner's belief in their own government and Western power forces tremble. I can only recommend it.
Friday, December 9, 2011
The Negative Effect of a Black and White Worldview
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- AnonymousMarch 2, 2012 at 10:54 AM
I really enjoyed your comments about a black & white worldview. It made me interested in the book you were reviewing. What is the name of the book?
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it also could be that earth is allegedly entering another ice age.
We are in one. We never left.
And it finally struck this year!
And yet, this April was the one of the warmest Aprils in the last 120 years.. National Overview - April 2014 | State of the Climate | National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) Must be the fire age.


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Christian Fellowship Church
1343 US Highway 68 East
Benton, KY 42025
Christian Fellowship Church is a large church located in Benton, KY. Our church was founded in 1969 and is Full-Gospel.
What to Expect at Christian Fellowship Church
Christian Fellowship Church offers 2 weekend worship services.
Richie Clendenen, Senior Pastor
Dr. J.T. Parish, Founding Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday School 9:00am
Sunday Worship 10:00am
Sunday Worship 6:30pm
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Contemporary worship style
- Printed worship bulletin
- Communion
- Altar call or invitation
- Location: Marshall County
- Saturday evening service: No
- Multi-site church: No
- Primary language used: English
Ministries and Programs
- Nursery
- Children's ministry
- Youth or teen ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Christian school
- Missions
- Men/women's ministry
- Weekday preschool
- Food pantry
Additional Info About Our Church
Uniting the Generations
We are a non-denominational Full Gospel Fellowship, a vibrant, growing church with a passion for Jesus Christ and a vision to equip believers to reach the harvest of lost souls, a loving community of believers where our doors are wide open to people from all backgrounds. Our LIFE Cells (small groups) meet throughout the week. We have Kids Church and Pre-School Church Sunday during our morning services. Our 24/7 Youth Group meets Sunday at 6:30pm. Our Kid Cells meets on Sunday at 6:30pm.


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Everyone who reads 24thstate knows that Mindy Mazur, the current campaign manager and former chief of staff for Robin Carnahan, used to work for the radical progressive organization America Votes.
But what did she do there? I have in my hot little hands an 108 page document written by the Common Cause Education Foundation that talks about "fixes" to the way in which we vote.
It's called Voting In 2008: 10 Swing States. The title and the intent are clear. 10 states that might vote for Democrats need some rule changes in the way they vote to increase the chances of Democratic victory. The report was put together with input by Carnahan's right hand girl, Mindy Mazur. In fact, the people thanked for their involvement in the report is a veritable who's who of those who were suing the state of Missouri about their voting and registration rules with the approval of Robin Carnahan.
They include:
The Brennan Center, Demos , Project Vote, The Advancement Project, and America Votes (Mindy's the person listed as the helpful one).
So what did they have in mind for us?
• Election Day Registration. Show up at polls and cast ballots with little or no paperwork
• Pre-registration. Allowing voters who are 16 or 17 to pre-register
• Remove barriers to registration, such as proof of citizenship requirements. Why should you have to be a citizen to vote? Isn't breathing enough?
• Remove unduly harsh restrictions on third-party voter registration drives. This should be called the ACORN rule
• Remove barriers to registration and voting for citizens with felony convictions. Why shouldn't you be able to vote against the judge who put you in jail for murdering six people?
• Collect e-mail contact information. Forget absentee voting - imagine the fraud possible when voter registration information can be sent out to large lists.
• Clarify what must be on the registration form in order for it to be accepted. When people fill out registration forms incorrectly, they don't get registered. This came about because some people didn't check the citizen box on Florida voter information forms.
• Improve procedures for notifying voters of incomplete registration forms. If you were signed up by an ACORN worker outside of a welfare office, why should you have to worry about being accurate? Just let the state pick up the slack, and the cost of you registering.
Carnahan is of course running for Missouri Senate but is eight points down. One wonders if she would have even been elected to Secretary of State if the voters knew just how poorly Carnahan protects their voting rights. Mindy Mazur was this woman's chief of staff, and yet how many people know this is what she supports? The truth is Carnahan, like all progressives supports every bit of the report.
Democrats feed off the fiction that everyone deserves to vote, no matter what their legal status. They believe this not because it's a human right, but because it is their power base. If you can't convince legal voters to go your way, put your thumb on the scale and add in a slew of illegal voters to fix the election. If you can make the illegal legal, then you get a mandate.
Felons, illegal aliens, collecting contact information, and allowing ACORN to run voter registration drives without controls in place is the bread and butter of the progressive groups. And Carnahan's staff is thick with them.


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As a little girl I grew up believing in fairy tales. The ones where the handsome prince falls in love with a beautiful princess and they live happily ever after. Television shows like Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty make it impossible not to. Disney has done a wonderful job making children believe in fairy tales and the Disney costume line makes it easy to dress like a princess too. When my daughter, Olivia puts on her princess gown and dances around the house, there's an innocence there that takes my breath away. I love that my children are still young enough to believe in fairy tales of princesses and happily ever after! As we know they grow up so fast.
To many little girls, the word princess conjurs up images of elegance, beauty, kindness and gentleness. With their beautiful dresses and sparkly crowns what little girl wouldn't want to be a princess? Recently here at HalloweenExpress.com we received the sweetest letter from a girl named Casey who lives in Rincon Georgia. She designed her own princess costume called the "Ice Princess" and sent us the cutest picture of a blue dress with a big beautiful snow flake on the front. So you see, with a great imagination (and great fashion sense) you can be your own princess this Halloween.
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01 September 2011
the barkers and the coloured balloons
"the top is nice when you haven't reached it. but once you get there, the potential is gone. dreams are what keep people going."
- kris martin
so anyway. i went down to the saatchi gallery on tuesday afternoon. it's a nice thing to do when you're not feeling very well. gallery one has got a really nice installation in it at the moment. it's by kris martin and it's called summit. it's made up of eight megalith like boulders set apart around the room. which doesn't sound very remarkable, until you notice that each boulder has a small paper cross on top of it. you can't see the crosses at first because they're so tiny, but when you look for them and find one it completely changes the way you see the scale of the whole room. suddenly the boulders look like tiny mountains and you feel like a giant standing next to them.
i liked the way i felt looking at them.
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Year of the PhabletsThe new is chewing up the old. A set of hybrid products analysts call "Phablets" are eating deep into the shipment of traditional PCs, and causing grief for PC vendors with no strong offerings in the segment, according to industry consultants and research firms. Phablets, which DisplaySearch's Richard Shim defines in a recent report as a "phone and tablet combination," helped drive PC shipment into negative growth in the fourth quarter of 2012, as well as for the entire year, according to a report from IDC. The research firm confirmed this is but one of the challenges PC vendors are facing. It said further:
This development shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. Aside from the improvement in processing power and storage, the PC had not evolved beyond its traditional functions until recently. Even now, whatever advancements we are seeing in the PC segment (touch screen technology in Microsoft's Windows 8, for example) are being copied from the smartphone and tablet PC market. For years, PC vendors were satisfied with renewal purchases in saturated Western countries, and new users in developing economies. That strategy hit the rocks when non-traditional PC makers began rolling out smartphones and tablets that offer many of the same functionalities as computers. This development, coupled with the lightness and ultra-mobility of "Phablets," is frightening to PC vendors -- rightly, in my opinion. Smartphones initially offered users the ability to get online, but the screens were often too limited for serious web surfing. That has changed with the advent of larger screen smartphones, compact tablets, and larger varieties. The trend has even extended into the enterprise space, with many companies buying tablets for workers in place of notebook computers. Nowadays, it's no longer surprising to attend conferences where most participants show up with tablet PCs rather than laptops. I've even been at events where people use tablets to film and take pictures. They look funny carrying around 10.1-inch equipment and using it to film or take pictures, but I bet the tablets get the jobs done. Let me repeat that: Tablets get the job done. This is the crux of the matter and the main challenge facing PC vendors. In any economic segment, the emergence of a new product class that has the same functionalities as an existing device at a lower price or other distinct advantages, can immediately result in significant market share losses by sellers of the currently-dominant product. PC sellers didn't anticipate this development, and it shows in their performance. IDC said global PC shipment fell 3.2 percent in 2012 to 352.42 million, compared to 363.89 million in 2011. Of the top 5 vendors, only Lenovo and Asus recorded an increase in sales, of 19.2 percent and 17 percent, respectively. Hewlett-Packard, which retains its No. 1 position in the market, experienced a 7 percent decline in unit shipments; No. 3 vendor Dell tumbled 13 percent, and Acer sank 10 percent. None of these companies is a major player in the phablet segment. They should expect more turbulence and shipment declines in 2013, unless they develop a killer application/device that knocks phablets from their current perch atop the food chain. It won't happen in 2013. |
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I need more details on how he did those leds on the saitek keyboard! I love my keyboard, but i do wish it had dark green leds rather than blue...
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How does that filter attachment work? Looks like its attached to the case window, but then you wouldn't be able to open the case surely...
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Sub-wavelength surface gratings for light redirection in transparent substrates
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2012
We demonstrate sub-wavelength grating couplers patterned on glass surfaces which are designed to convert incident free-space radiation into guided modes along the glass material. The devices are fabricated by nanoimprint lithography and the measured optical performance is compared to a simple model based on diffraction and ray-optics, and complemented by numerical simulations. We show that our approach is suitable for redirecting and guiding light over a broad range of incident angles and wavelengths in transparent substrates. The technique has potential applications for solar harvesting in window panes and display applications with minimal influence on vision quality. (C) 2012 American Institute of Physics. [http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4738777]
Original language | English |
Journal | Applied Physics Letters |
Volume | 101 |
Issue number | 4 |
Pages (from-to) | 043109 |
Number of pages | 4 |
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State | Published - 2012 |
Citations | Web of Science® Times Cited: 4 |
- Diffraction Gratings, Integrated Optics, Nanolithography, Optical Couplers, Optical Fabrication, Optical Glass, Soft Lithography
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New garden, old friends
Stroll through Col. Bill Barber Marine Corps Memorial Park, and symmetrical paths will direct you through the park's formal garden.
But in a few years, another lush garden could take root nearby, an informal, simple place that will meander through ponds, trees and rocks. A landscape institute in Korea is offering to front all the costs of building the Korean-style garden, in Irvine, in the hope of educating a little more of the world about Korean aesthetics and culture.
It's unclear if the garden will be built.
But the idea would not have been planted without two childhood friends who lost each other for decades.
Edward Kim and Kwang-pyo Hong were assigned to be together.
In 1969, when they were both 13 and attending In Chang Junior High in Seoul, their school lined the students up by height. Kim was No. 53, Hong No. 54.
They stood and sat together every day and, soon, became great friends.
They hung out after school in Seoul's Myeongdong district. They visited each other's house. And, every morning, they were back at school, standing in their assigned spots.
But as they grew up, being friends wasn't always so convenient.
They attended different high schools. Then, after graduation, Kim went to Korea University to study physical education, and Hong went to Dongguk University to study landscape architecture.
Kim also joined the military, a service that is required of most able-bodied young men in Korea. He sailed throughout Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Wandering each port, he noted cultural differences and communicated without language.
Hong was exempt from service because of a Korean law that excuses some only sons from military duty. He continued his studies in Seoul, earning a master's and eventually a doctorate in landscape architecture.
When Kim finished his military service, he was back in Korea and the old friends could, again, hang out when they wanted.
Then, in 1980, Kim's parents, wanting a better life for their eight children, moved to America. Kim, 24 that year, went, too.
When the family went to the airport to make that flight, Hong was there to wave goodbye.
It's hard to understand in an Internet age of Facebook and Twitter, and email and Skype, but the world felt bigger in 1980. It was easier to lose track of friends in those days. And Korea and the United States seemed particularly distant.
"I was wondering whether I would ever see him again," Hong said in a phone interview translated by Kim.
"Traveling was not too common."
Over the years, Kim and his family would settle in Orange County. The physical education major in Seoul went back to school in his new country, earning a degree from UC Irvine in computer science.
By the early 1990s, Kim was living in Irvine, married with three daughters. They were part of a wave of Asian immigrants reshaping that community.
His children grew, and Kim eventually founded a company that lent money for commercial and residential real estate.
And, through it all, he wondered about his old friend Hong.
Over the years, Kim visited family in Korea. Each time, he asked his high school friends to search for the artistic, outgoing boy they once knew.
But it wasn't a simple task.
The Seoul that Kim grew up in had transformed. Downtown had moved from the Myeongdong shopping district to Gangnam. New storefronts crowded taller buildings on wider streets. The subway had ballooned from one route to 19.
"It changes so much you get lost," Kim said.
No one could find Hong.
In late 2011, a friend from high school found Kim through the Internet. Kim decided to try, too.
A Google search for "Kwang-pyo Hong" turned up a résumé for a professor at Dongguk University's Department of Landscape Architecture.
Kim called the office, but at first they couldn't connect him with Hong. He called several more times. No luck.
Finally, in May 2012, about 32 years after they had said goodbye at the airport, Kim called and Hong picked up the phone.
In Korean, Hong told his now American friend: "I've been looking for you all over."
Hong had wondered, too.
When Kim left Korea, Hong's son had just been born and his career was just starting. But as Hong and his wife raised their son and, later, a daughter, and their city, Seoul, grew up, Hong became an important guy in his field.
He worked as a professor at his alma mater. He published in periodicals about landscape architecture. He was elected president of the Korean Institute of Traditional Landscape Architecture, an academic nonprofit in Seoul.
But as he earned success, Hong also thought about his old friend. He didn't know where to find Kim, his family or his neighbors. He called Kim's high school and college, but heard nothing. He even searched overseas.
In 2003, Hong lived in Seattle for a year as a visiting scholar at the University of Washington. He asked Korean Americans in Seattle about Kim, but no one knew him.
A couple times a year, Hong visited his son at the University of Michigan, where he was earning his doctorate. Again, no luck.
But for Hong, it was only a matter of time.
"I always believed that we could see each other again someday," Hong said.
Several months after Hong and Kim reconnected by phone, the old high school buddies were sitting at a restaurant in Seoul.
For years, Kim and Hong, now in their mid-50s, held a memory of the other as a trim young man in his early 20s. But when they saw each other again, Hong joked that each saw an old man with thinning hair.
Kim said the years meant little.
"You become like kids again."
They were in the orange balloon at the Great Park, 400 feet up.
It was October 2012, and Hong was in Irvine to visit Kim.
As they looked out from the helium balloon, they saw neat rows of Irvine homes and the mess of freeways cutting through the Orange County landscape.
Hong had an idea. His group, the Korean Institute for Traditional Landscape Architecture, has been helping to build gardens abroad to promote cultural education.
There are 13 large, traditional Korean gardens in cities as diverse as Paris, France and Guangzhou, China.
Why not Irvine?
The city is nearly 40 percent Asian with a large Korean population and is committed to aesthetics and cultural integration.
Irvine's City Council is considering a proposal from Hong's group to build a 1-acre traditional Korean garden at Col. Bill Barber Park. The place is named after a veteran who earned a Medal of Honor for his military actions in Korea.
Together, the old friends are trying to grow a piece of their childhood in Irvine.
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text: The StarCraft II and World of Warcraft Competition Comes to a Head at BlizzCon 2011Mike Fahey7/12/11 2:20pmFiled to: The Battle of BlizzConBlizzcon 2011esportsGSL October FinalGlobal StarCraft II LeagueGlobal Battle.Net Invitationalstarcraft iiWorld of WarcraftBlizzard32EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink If you thought competitive StarCraft II in a bar was wild, wait until you see it amidst a throng of thousands of fans at BlizzCon 2011, home of the 2011 Global Battle.net Invitational and the 2011 Global StarCraft II League October Final. During my yearly sojourn to Anaheim for BlizzCon, I don't often touch on the eSports part of the show for two reasons. One, I'm too busy taking pictures of female Draenei cosplayers from behind. Two, if I get within 50 feet of a competitive StarCraft II match, I will automatically lose, regardless of whether or not I am playing. You can imagine how embarrassing that is. Advertisement Advertisement The competitive side of BlizzCon is for those made of sterner stuff. Past the booths selling action figures, masks, comic books, and novels; past the row upon row of computers teasing players with the latest build of Diablo III, there lies the eSports arena, a place where people that look at a StarCraft II screen and can tell you exactly what's going on feel right at home.The world's top StarCraft II players will begrudgingly sit next to the world's top World of Warcraft arena battlers this October in Anaheim. The action will be fast and furious. With a prize pool of nearly $300,000 between the two events, I'm secretly hoping somebody gets stabbed. Tastefully stabbed, mind you. None of this violent stuff."Between the Global Battle.net Invitational and the GSL October Final, two of the biggest eSports events of the year will be taking place at BlizzCon 2011," said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. "We're looking forward to witnessing the high level of competition between the pro gamers participating in these events alongside our attendees at BlizzCon and the viewers at home." Sponsored BlizzCon 2011 has been sold out for several decades, but there's always the virtual ticket, on sale soon at the BlizzCon website. You'll probably get a better view of the action anyway.Reply32 repliesLeave a reply


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Generic Name: nimodipine (nih MO dih peen)
Brand Name: Nymalize
What is Nymalize (nimodipine)?
Nimodipine is a calcium channel blocker. Nimodipine relaxes (widens) blood vessels and improves blood flow.
Nimodipine is used to prevent brain damage caused by reduced blood flow to the brain resulting from aneurysm (AN-yor-iz-m), a dilated or ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
Nimodipine may also be used for purposes other than those listed here.
What is the most important information I should know about Nymalize (nimodipine)?
Some medicines can interact with nimodipine and should not be used at the same time. Tell your doctor about all your medications and any you start or stop using during treatment with nimodipine.
Nimodipine can lower your blood pressure. Call your doctor at once if you feel like you might pass out.
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What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking Nymalize (nimodipine)?
You should not use nimodipine if you are allergic to it.
Some medicines can interact with nimodipine and should not be used at the same time. Your doctor may need to change your treatment plan if you use any of the following drugs:
an antibiotic--clarithromycin, telithromycin;
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FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether nimodipine will harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while using this medication.
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Measure liquid medicine with a special dose-measuring spoon or medicine cup. If you do not have a dose-measuring device, ask your pharmacist for one.
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Your blood pressure will need to be checked often. Your liver function may also need to be tested.
You should not stop using nimodipine suddenly. Stopping suddenly may make your condition worse.
Store at room temperature away from moisture, heat, and light. Do not freeze. Keep each capsule in the original package until you are ready to take one.
What happens if I miss a dose?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
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