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Longtime Copiague resident and former Fire Chief Joseph R. Nowotny died Sept. 28, 2010. He was 92. "His life was the department...he just loved it," said his son-in-law Jim Williams of Brightwaters who said his father-in-law was a fire department member who served as chief, commissioner and firefighter for more than 65 years.
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Followers of the Triangle God
The Followers of the Triangle God, also referred to as the Trianglists *Triangle Heretics by outsiders*, despite their name are in no way related to the Triangeli Code or Geometric Cult of Doom. The Trianglists are a Cult that revolves around worshiping an entity known only as The Triangle God.
Sometime in B.R 2011-2012, in the Deserts of West Oasis, Elkoss a strange Triangle shaped figure was witnessed moving about, and appeared to be "playing" with it's surroundings. levitating briks and peices as if psychicly, When local figs approached the strange entity, the Triangle Figure began to "play" with them as well, turning the minifigs into block heads. removing their arms, and other sickly deeds.
Whether the Entity was some kind of Alien, Mutant, or some kind of sick and disturbed deity or demon is still debated by the inhabitants of Elkoss today, but one thing is clear. It has the maturity and mentality of a 12 year old and is fully aware of the supernatural "god" powers that it wields.
In the deserts of West Oasis, the Local communities began to worship the entity, dubbing it the "Triangle God". The Triangle God has communicated with only one Minifig in history, A strange hermit whom few ever knew. The Triangle God had the hermit write down the commandments of it's "followers". Into a Triangle Bible. And as soon as the bible was finished, The hermit was erased from time and the Triangle God dissapeared. The Bible would be copied and spread throughout the land. The Commandments read as follows
*1 - The Triangle God sees all, hears all, knows all. He is watching.
- 2 - There is no God but the Triangle God
- 3 - 3 Is an Important number, However 11 is the answer to everything in life
- 4 - Fish is holy, Fish is explosive, The Fish is the patron saint of the Triangle God
- 5 - Green is the best color. No exceptions
- 6 - Every Three days is a day of Worship, Every Nine days is a day of rest
- 7 - Every Day of Worship, Everyone must wear "The Hat" And pray in a Triangle Temple for 3 Hours
- 8 - Order is Bad, Rules are Bad, there is no way of life but following the Triangle God, all other ways of life are heresey, Heretics must be Converted or Exploded
- 9 - Above all, Respect and Worship the Holy Trinity of Verticies.
The Reason so many follow the Triangle Bible and the Triangle God, is that they beileve that they will be granted special powers, in either life or death. If they serve him well. In reality, the Triangle God has not been seen since that day of the Bible's Writing, But it is without any argument that "it" is still around. in reference to the first commandment of the bible, Strange Unthinkable phenomenons have continued to appear in the West Oasis Deserts, Including a Triangle shaped hole several kilometers deep that appeared overnight. When minifigs adventured into the pit to investigate, They found a Fish the size of an Aircraft Carrier, The fish exploded and many report hearing manic laughter from all around them. It is clear that the Triangle God is very much "alive"
For all the entity's power, it seems content to only stay in certain areas of the West Oasis Desert. It seems to only want to toy with the world itself, and aside from the Writing of the Triangle bible, and the explosive fish incident, It has had very little interaction with Minifig Kind. Nonetheless, Many still follow the religion in hopes that they are either granted special powers, or that the Triangle God will return to be their rightful ruler.
The Temple of the Triangle God is led "The Reader", who is Elected every 11 Revolutions to be the Spiritual and de facto political leader of the lands now known as the Great Triangle Society.


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I can report that we are having the good before winter comes in tonight,lol...66 right now.... but your cold front will be marching thru in a few hours and then it will be winter,lol. I'm ready,,,,
Bundle up, we hit the teens last night.
lol,,,oh grrreeeaaaaatttt,lol. Well I am ready for it,,,wood ready,,,wool clothes ready,,, ugh I was so hoping no "teens" just yet,lol
Last night as well, looks like a five day cold spell.The upside is the days are bright and sunny.
Yep,,it is bright and sunny... chilly outside. Got the wood burner fired up on low right now,,,, I'm thinking small fore for the rst of the week,lol....
We had the wood-stove going for days. Decided to let it go out last night. It is a good opportunity to clean it out before the next cold wave hits. Stay warm and dry Elfie! Toy
I saw the satellite pic the last few days and thought it looked pretty serious, even thought it was coming here, but the local forecasters seem to think it will miss us, but I don't.Though were ready for snow, I don't want it yet.
I hope you got everything covered and buttoned up tight, looks like you are getting our weather from the last 24 hrs.We probably got 3+" and lots of wind, warm though, right around 48 deg.But it was the heavy downpours that really overrun the downspouts and ditches, as well as cut new trenches in the road.Just looked at the satellite photo, looks like it's on you as I type.http://www.intellicast.com/Storm/Hurricane/PacificSatellite.aspx?animate=true
Woke up at 5:30 to serious wind and 73 degree weather, but looking at the satellite, we are about to get nailed with a 50 degree drop in temp, all at once.
We are coming up to 50º + today. We are getting very little of all the rain thats coming through Washington and Oregon.
Were 40 degrees colder than this time yesterday and clearing skies for the day, but those last few days of heavy rain gave us about 13" of rain.I just might go down and do a little mining.,


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Percrime wrote:zero wrote:The largest category of rear enders for motorcycles, is motorcyclists rear ending other vehicles.
I have never seen that statistic.. never actually seen a motorcycle rear end anything.. tho I have seen video.. but er.. so?
So it means that any rearender statistic concerning motorcycles, and parroted by motorcyclists usually turns up to be half the size it actually is because half the time its the motorcycle running up the rear of the other vehicle.
I have never rearended anyone on a motorcycle (touch wood) I dont see what the hell one type of accident has to do with another at all
Its because the justification for filtering is rear end accidents, but when you pare down all of the rear end accident types to the type that are protected against by filtering, they are rare.
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Ignoring the type of vehicle performing the rear ender - the largest category of rear enders is on vehicles turning right. Second largest is turning left. Next is the vehicle trapped directly behind those. None of those are solvable by filtering (ie you can't reliably filter to escape from being behind a stationary vehicle with 60km/hr traffic in the other lane).
Sure you can. You know..you look ahead ... judge the flow of traffic and move appropriately. Its easy enough on a pushy.. its way easier when I can twitch my right wrist and be doing 60
Your observation of forward traffic or of rearward traffic is a trade off, and in my state, indicators are optional, so the first warning you often get that someone directly in front of you wants to turn is the late braking.
zero wrote: Being rear ended behind common garden variety filterable stopped traffic is a relatively minor risk, and the conditions of the traffic someone might filter through has extremely variable safety concerns, as does the issue of having to enter (and thus obstruct) the pedestrian crossing to regain a lane controlling position afterwards.
Are you sure you ride... anything?
Yamaha R1, mtb, roadbike. I don't, and have never had a car drivers licence.


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Michael Trevino & Steven R. McQueen: 'Bullet' Magazine's TV Heartbreakers
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The two Vampire Diaries actors were joined by several other people including Pretty Little Liars star Tyler Blackburn, Teen Wolf cutie Dylan O'Brien, Emily Owens, M.D. lead Justin Hartley, Beauty and the Beast bad boy Jay Ryan, Glee hottie Harry Shum Jr., and Arrow heartthrob Stephen Amell.
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Ruins, The (US - BD)
For his trip to Mexico Gabe packs: a swimsuit, bottled water, and weed killer
On their last day of pre-college summer vacation in Mexico, a group of beautiful young people decide to follow a mysterious German lad to a previously undiscovered Mayan ruin. When they arrive they're greeted by a group of hostile natives who chase them to the top of the ruin's pyramid, where they're left to rot. Soon fears of starvation subside when the kiddies realize the plants around them aren't particularly friendly.
Is the general public simply 'done' with hard horror for the time being, or was The Ruins just poorly advertised? Based on the returns of other horror flicks, and the generally low public awareness, it was likely a bit of both. Even as a horror fan I've been generally disinterested with most recent Hollywood genre offerings, and the weak sauce trailers didn't help at all (it looked like another Hills Have Eyes). I didn't think the film's paltry $22 million haul was any reason to be sad at the time, but now that I've actually seen the film I want to do everything in my extremely minimal power to change that figure with video release revenue.
The Ruins is not a masterpiece, and it won't change the way you anyone looks at genre, but it might be the best film of its kind since Neil Jordon's The Descent (which the cover art is obviously trying to evoke). What we've got here is a straight-faced and potent mix of the ever popular 'pretty youth in peril', and 'malevolent monster' motifs. Director Carter Smith and writer Scott B. Smith (no relation) don't have a wacky gimmick like Cloverfield, they don't have an original story telling motif like The Host, and they don't fill the cracks with thick layers of direct or obvious homage like Wolf Creek or the Hostel films. There's a hair of sociological undercurrent behind casting American and European protagonists and pitting them against an antagonistic Latin American entity, but we aren't talking the distinct levels of social and political explorations of The Myst or the Hostel films.
The Ruins is not an entirely original film on character or plot levels, but there's enough intrigue and surprise to likely keep most terror fans watching. The kids are archetypes, and the words they speak seem rather trite at times, but they're believable, as are the majority of their actions, based on the minute amount of development we're given in the film's first dozen minutes. More importantly, I found them personally relatable, even when they're doing unlikable things. The script has a pleasantly surprising habit of covering the minor inconsistencies and plot holes lesser b-horror quickies would likely ignore. These hole-fillers are a bit on the convenient side, but one learns to appreciate intelligence in straightforward horror where they can find it.
I'm positive that some of these images are going to be unshakable for the more weak stomached home audience. As stated, I didn't see the film in theatres, so I can only guess at the differences are between the R and unrated versions (besides the alternate ending), but this 'uncut' version is a satisfyingly gory concoction. Those happily disturbed by the malevolent bacteria of Eli Roth's Cabin Fever, or the revolting mutations of Kei Fujiwara's Organ should be satisfied with these scenes of vineal (it's a word) infestation. It's nice to have someone fill the void left by David Cronenberg's recent focus on movies that aren't about outward body mutation and mutilation.
Again, The Ruins isn't a terribly innovative film, but it takes an unusual approach to its horror and gore elements—they're almost all shot in harsh sunlight. There are a few sequences of deep, dark terror when the kiddies take a few trips into the catacombs of the ruins, but for the most part the ick takes place out in the open. The transfer is slightly washed out, likely on purpose, but not as high contrast as too many recent Latin American features like Traffic, Babel, City of God and Borderland. These are all good-looking films, but I'm a little sick of the look. The colour pallet of The Ruins is equally warm to those films, but again, less extreme, more natural. The greens of the vines and the forest surrounding the ruins are super lush, but don't pop unnaturally. Details are very sharp, sharp enough to really test the special effects (which sometimes fail a bit under such scrutiny). The frame is pretty grainy, but not too noisy. The biggest issue with the transfer, or the only one I really noticed on my 42 inch set, was the occasional white level flare out, which leads to some choppy edges.
The majority of The Ruins is dialogue centric, with mostly subtle tremors of natural surround effects, but there are some moments on this Dolby TrueHD that really standout. The evil plants blossom flowers, which can mimic the sounds around them, and at one particularly devastating moment, they start copying the screams of a female character. The rear and stereo channels really come alive in this moment, yet the sound isn't distorted. Other effective surround moments appear when the campers take trips into the pyramid's hole, but for the most part things are pretty low key. The score is a bit generic, but doesn't draw too much unwanted attention to itself, and does offer a solid undercurrent to the winding horror.
Everything begins with an audio commentary featuring director Carter Smith and editor Jeff Betancourt. Neither commentator seems particularly prepared, but Betancourt takes a bit of a command and tends to ask Smith decent interview questions. There are some big blank spots, but for the most part things are pretty consistent. For me the track acted mostly as an insider's guide to the novel, which I've never read.
'Making The Ruins' is mostly made up of a lot of actors, directors and producers (yes, that Ben Stiller was a producer) talking about how special their picture is, but it's pretty informative for what basically amounts to an EPK. The interviews are coupled with film and on set footage, and the featurette itself is well structured, and divided into sequential sections. It's not fantastic, but I did learn about the search for director Carter Smith, some of the differences between the book and film, and how to shoot Australia for Mexico. The featurette runs over fourteen minutes.
'Creeping Death' is a slight but fun featurette about the evil vines themselves, covering their basis in reality, design, construction, and the roll of CG effects. Honestly I thought the majority of the plants were real, making me a naïve sap. The latter half of the featurette is concerned with the film's convincing gore effects, which even out of context are pretty freaking icky. This featurette is about fifteen minutes.
'Building The Ruins' is a slightly dull look at the design and construction of the film's main ruin set. I'm very, very happy that the producers and designers decided not to go with the book's original description of the ruins, which was apparently just a mound of earth. This one runs over six minutes.
Next we've got three deleted scenes and two alternate endings. The first scene is a brief sequence of our heroes sharing food and water while hoping for rain, which was deleted for pacing, but perhaps could've stayed in to better express the amount of time the characters are trapped. The second scene is a follow up night-time sequence, which really would've only added seeds of bad teen horror clichés. The third scene is a character beat that comes right before the finale, which is nice, but unnecessary. The first alternate ending starts the same as the unrated version, and closes with a funeral. The second alternate ending is the one that graced theatres, which is far less satisfying then the unrated cut's ending. The scenes run about twelve minutes total, and are presented in high definition widescreen, with Dolby Surround sound, and optional director and editor commentary.
Everything ends with the original trailer, which doesn't sell the film for crap.
Horror fans: please see The Ruins. Let the studios know we care about nominally intelligent and serious horror, not about the same tired Asian remakes. This isn't an earth-shatterer, but it's an effective flick, and pretty re-watchable. The Blu-ray disc features a stunning transfer and a fair amount of decent extras. I can't make any guarantees, but I think most of the people looking for the right thing will be satiated.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
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Disc Details
Release Date: 8th July 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Dolby Digital 5.1 Spanish
Subtitles: English and Spanish
Extras: Director/Editor Commentary, 'Making The Ruins', 'Creeping Death', 'Building The Ruins', Deleted Scenes, Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Carter Smith
Cast: Jonathan Tucker, Jena Malone, Laura Ramsey, Shawn Ashmore, Joe Anderson
Genre: Horror
Length: 93 minutes
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Best-selling author Tom Clancy, whose death at age 66 was announced Wednesday, is credited for almost single-handedly creating the techno-thriller genre and spawned several successful Hollywood films based on his books. (Photo: Getty Images)
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I ... the ... Tom Clancy is tightly well military rulers grew into a multimedia entertainment franchise ... encompassing not just novels but also the ... the sell ... off ... whose death in Baltimore at age sixty six was announced Wednesday by his publisher GP Putnam's sons Incorporated current events into his book starting from his first ... hunt for Red October ... in nineteen eighty four ... Mr Clancy is credited for almost single handedly creating the techno thriller genre beginning with Red October which was adapted into film starring Sean Connery and Alan Baldwin ... ninety nine ... the ... last twenty four hours sees ... strong ... so in activity ... in the film Baldwin portrays one of France's most famous here it was ... C I a analyst Jack Ryan who appears in subsequent Clancy novels and films are based ... Jack Ryan was brought to life with other actors including Harrison Ford ... in Patriot games to clear the danger ... and Ben Affleck in the summer fall fiefs ... Clancy fans can look forward to actor Chris Pine returning Jack Ryan to the big screen ... in Jack Ryan shadow one ... which is set for release this December ...


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If your baby's one of the more than 1,400 infants born prematurely each day, you could find yourself spending a lot of time in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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* Snuggle up. You can have daily skin-to-skin contact with a baby connected to monitors. By holding your infant against your chest, you'll help regulate her heart rate and breathing, maintain her body warmth, keep her calm, and help her sleep more soundly. You benefit, too: Skin-to-skin contact can boost breast-milk production while helping you overcome fears about handling a fragile-looking infant.
* Stroke soothingly. Preemies who are softly stroked -- on their hands, feet, or heads -- by their parents for 15-minute periods at least three times a day are calmer, according to a recent study. It's especially helpful during or right after procedures that agitate your child, like a blood test.
* Get involved. Your baby might not be able to take a breast or bottle right away, but you can hold her during tube feedings and help with other daily activities such as sponge baths and diaper changes. Expressing your breast milk for her is another great way to feel connected.
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Has the internet enhanced or killed some of your love of music?
It's a balancing act, isn't it?
On the one hand, we have so much more access to so much stuff that we could never dream of buying. We have the ability to nibble a track here and there, rather than diving blind, headlong, into an artists vast catalogue. We can hear something, and within a few hours be reasonably well-versed in a genre we didn't know very much about.
But then there's the dark side of things, where perhaps we don't give records a chance or get caught up in a crowd of people recommending something which in a few months time they won't even be able to remember the name of, let alone hum the melody. There's the fact artists are finding it hard to make a living unless they become entertainers or write songs for cheese adverts. Then there's choice paralysis when you can't remember what you want to listen to, so just end up listening to Prince all three discs of Hits and there's your day gone...
I'd say the internet is a good thing, but call some place paradise, and they'll put up a parking lot.
For slightly more coherent thoughts on this topic, read this: http://drownedinsound.com/in_depth/4146264-modem-life-is-rubbish--unplug-to-save-your-love-of-music
Good article
The internet has enhanced my love of music no end, mainly because I use it find new stuff (but through personal recommendations from DiSers or from reading reviews) but continue to listen in a traditional way by buying albums. The idea of a life of music in shuffle doesn't appeal to me at all.
I'm glad to have grown up in an era of albums when skipping tracks meant lifting a needle or guessing where a track ended on a cassette.
I have had much more fun with music
since I've had the internet.
Sure, when I was 16 I had the passion for stuff that kids have - but that isn't the same as the revelatory experience of what the internet could offer.
I was a bit intimidated at first and my self-esteem took a knock, realising I actually knew shit all about anything and what I did know amounted to about 0.00000000009% of what actually existed.
Then I got over it and the fun started.
Thanks Internet.
I've been able to get access to lot of music I otherwise couldn't
For someone like me, the internet is perfect. For musical artists and for casual music listeners, I think the internet has deifnitley detracted from their experience.
i always found it funny that before copyright infringement was really even talked about and we were using napster to get mp3s, it was an amusing thing to me that no one ever understood that this wasn't about stealing anything at all. yes yes yes we all want to pay for every album we ever loved but there are still some albums i don't own on any hardcopy anywhere ... either because they're difficult to locate, or because I love so many things it's difficult to remember what i still need in my collection....
and there's still that disconnect ... i know it's hard for artists to make the BIG BUCKS that they used to, but it is very easy for some bands to get exposure at all.. where they might not have before.
am i making any sense? probably not. I just love being able to have music, new music, old music, great music, mediocre music, nostalgic music ... AVAILABLE all the time... EVERYWHERE!
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On a serious note...
...I imagine that the effect of the internet in Australia was/is probably greater in this respect than in The UK.
"There's the fact artists are finding it hard to make a living unless they become entertainers or write songs for cheese adverts."
are we honestly saying that the internet caused this phenomenon.
I was being moaronic... I think the Medici family model is how the music biz will end up. A few rich bastards funding a few things they feel deserve to be made...
Easy access to good music, but I`ve got too much of it now and I kinda miss the mentality of listening to one album all the time for ages.
Exposure to a LOT more artists.
A very obvious decline in the appreciation of music due to it being instantly available.
I just accidentally
93Gb of Mp3s. Is this bad?
I wasn't really alive in those pre-internet times of which the elders speak of.
then you have no pre-internet baseline
against which to measure its influence, you whippersnapper.
I don't get the argument that availability necessarily drives behaviours
That just because there's access to unlimited tunes it makes people jump from one thing to another without investing time into records. It makes it very easy to do this if you're so inclined (me included a lot of the time), but people are still responsible for their consuming habits.
Perhaps there's an argument to be made that modern culture and society has encouraged these behaviours but you can't blame the internet just for making it possible.
Neither - just changed how I consume
Pros: I can now find more or less any track I want, no matter when it was released or how obscure.
Cons: Some of the magic has disappeared. There was always a certain excitement to be gained from scouring record shops to find that track you wanted. And the joy of removing the shrink wrap from a new album the day it was released and pouring over the album sleeve notes while listening to it was a thing of beauty
Hm, as a Spotify Premium customer for the last two years...
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I find myself going through phases - if I find an album I absolutely love, I'll stream it to death and most likely purchase it. But there are other times where mass availability = an urge to listen to anything and everything with a good review. Does this quest for instant gratification ruin my experience of albums? Probably. Have I listened to hell of a lot more good music that I wouldn't otherwise have considered, broadening my musical tastes? Definitely.
I think availability is a good thing in balance. I think it has the potential to drive compulsive listening, but when kept under control, it's only a good thing. Like any addiction, really. Except glue. And probably Krokodil.
I still buy CDs and play them to death.
The internet influences how I research and buy music, but it has nothing to do with the thrill of a good chord change or the way my brain speeds up alongside a driving tempo. I loved music for these things before I had internet, and I would love it just as much if my entire music collection were taken away and all I had was my voice and a guitar (or even just a guitar, for that matter - my voice isn't all that great).
If it wasn't for the internet
I would have been exposed to so much less music:
- No Kazaa when I was 14, introducing me to exponentially more new bands every day, to the point where I'd just type random words in and download a handful of songs to check out.
- No Amazon which, for all its shadowy dominant evils, was a very easy way to buy all the music I discovered, as well as be recommended music that I would buy on a whim if I liked the cover art and the band name.
- No Spotify, which is perhaps the only real double-edged sword as I'm currently buying a lot less music than I used to, but have recently acquired a vinyl player to buy all my favourite records on. Spotify has mainly reduced the amount of risks I'll take on buying music I might not like.
- No Pitchfork, DiS, Hype Machine, etc. whilst we'd still have physical press to recommend us music you're still very much limited to the music they choose to cover. I'm not sure if this place could have survived as a print publication, nor many other successful blogs/webzines etc.
So yeah, I think without the internet there would be a much narrower pool of musicians getting exposure and a lot harder to broaden your musical horizons as a listener. I'm pretty sure without it I'd be a lot more closed-minded in terms of what I'm prepared to investigate. If one downside of the internet is that it's harder for reasonably successful musicians to make as much money as lawyers, it's arguably worth it for the number of barriers that have been removed for anyone to have the opportunity to make a record, release it and find themselves an audience without going through old-fashioned tastemakers and pluggers.
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|2012-07-04, 20:51
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Like 1986 Ushiromiya family conference.
We cannot know it's content and cannot know the exact details of the results.
But they said as early as arc 1 that Rokkenjima is not on any maps and that there isn't any maps of it. I didn't remember arc 4 contradicted that (I still don't, where exactly does Ange says she has a map to/of Rokkenjima), but now I'm not sure which I should trust.
I really doubt Kawabata would give any of us a ride to Rokkenjima.
The point is even if you did land on Rokkenjima you might not be able to verify that it is actually Rokkenjima.
|2012-07-04, 21:23
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If I remember, there's a line about it in EP4. The anime also has Ange pull out a map.
I'm just gonna guess, by the way, that you can guess it's Rokkenjima by the big fuck-off crater and the government sectioning off telling trespassers to go home.
|2012-07-04, 22:38
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The main problem I see here is that the fictions of the gameboards are justified. Not only they represent actual fictional stories that were found in prime, but there is a meaning behind them, a reason for them to have been written.
What would be the reason and the justification behind what we've been shown regarding Ange in 1998, if it wasn't real?
It isn't true that it doesn't make sense, it does in some cases.
However if you mean that the common person couldn't verify its existence, well... the mere fact that the authorities and official channels claim it exists isn't what people would normally consider proof enough of something existing?
I could say the same for any crime reported by newspapers. What proof do you have that those crimes happened except for what newspapers tell you? Of course you could check if you wanted... but you don't.
About the map issue: there are maps of Rokkenjima, but Rokkenjima can't be found in maps. I don't think the maps of Rokkenjima are sold to the public... except maybe they were after the incident, you know... but before that, there was absolutely no market for those.
This issue however would become moot as soon as Google earth was released in the prime universe of Umineko.
|2012-07-04, 22:43
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I agree that reasonable proof of it existing is there and I mentioned so earlier. If you'd be living in Prime, it'd be folly to doubt it's existence. I then mentioned I'm talking about red truth.
Tho I disagree about the press' factuality. I've been reading six newspapper daily lately and compared their "factual info" on various topics. It's incredible how much discrepency can occur. I'm not simply talking about the pov the journalist is giving to his article, I'm talking about statistics and things that should normally be facts that lies outside of the realm of interpretation.
Not to fall into witch-hunter like conspiracy theories, but journalists also tend not to verify their "facts" very much.
But I disagree about how easy of access it is : if it was it would've been full of witch hunters all the time.
You're fighting me using arguments that normally would be a given and make sense, but those same kind of arguments denied Shkanon among things - things that aren't actually part of the story but that we tend to assume. Like for one how can you know that Google Earth was released on prime universe of Umineko?
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|2012-07-05, 00:36
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Though if there's one thing that should be considered when talking about Umineko's universe, it's that even fictions rely on their credibility, probability and possibility or else they can simply be denied.
Remember how Beatrice had to say only one sentence and Eva-Beatrice practically vanished into thin air? I think what that was meant to show us was not that everything in the fantasy-realm is non-existent, but just like AT and me have been saying, that they exist in a dual-system where they depend on each other.
I hope I don't go too theoretical again, but you could actually say it's a triple structure. Reality in which people live highly depends on the interaction between what they are told and what they can observe. That is the Real and the Symbolic, or in Umineko's case "the real world of Prime proposed by us" and "the fictions through which we learn about this world". Through those we create the Imaginary space, that is our proposed truth of Umineko, and we communicate it by using the Symbolic layer from the story.
What I mean by that is, that it doesn't matter if Ange 1998 on Rokkenjima happend or if she simply gave up her fortune while standing on the rooftop, because it doesn't destroy the reality at which we end up. this basically tells us, that both have equal rights to be true and concerning the story they can be considered to be both true...not at the same time, but as long as we arrive at the same "Yukari" it has both equal rights to be considered the truth.
And that is what EP8 keeps on telling us, doesn't it?
Isn't it better to accept the best possible event of what happened in the past over the worst? I'm not saying that I agree on all levels of what the implications of such a worldview would be. But the basic idea of "we shouldn't always think the worst" is not that bad.
It's the same as with the Kinzô catbox. You can condemn him for the sins he's done or you can use the implications made and create a Kinzô who was conflicting but loving.
Oh...and concerning Google Earth: I'd assume they wouldn't simply let you take a stroll around the island via Google Earth. I haven't checked so much private property on Google Earth, but I'd assume they would blur pretty much everything by the reason of privacy.
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Funny that one of the difficulties with Umineko is that we probably know more about what's inside the cat-box than what's outside. It's kind of a weird, inverted viewpoint.
|2012-07-05, 01:27
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Because it tells us stuff that's important, and it's relevant to Meta-Ange's character arc regardless of what this may or may not mean for "Prime Ange".
Also, it's Ryukishi. The guy who can write 17 pages on why tea is brown. I don't really question why he puts shit in his novels anymore.
|2012-07-05, 01:50
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"This is not the literal truth" is beaten down by "I never said it'd be the literal truth".
I don't think even expecting a single literal element in the entirety of Umineko is a very good idea. We're basically reading a bible-sized poem about love.
Oh and uh I feel like I've been repeating that over and over, but Ange's role is to be a parallel to our own relation to the story on one side, and on the other side she was meant to parallel Yasu's life. That Ange's life shares so much with Yasu's life in term of traumatic events suggest to me that either or both are actually entirely fictional. You could overall say that if you mix up Battler and Beatrice, you get Ange. That's just way too convenient for the author to be the actual truth.
Edit : Ending up expanding on this. Maria in arc 7 denies the events between her and Ange mentioned by Ange in arc 4. Isn't there a chance Maria from arc 7 is right? I guess I'm proposing this :
Both the Ange story of 1998 and Battler/Beatrice's story of 1986 share a lot of elements, especially figuratively and, if both are fictions, in the purpose they have for the author. Both actually points out to the same one truth and this is where "prime" really lies. If anything that's not an approach I think anyone had yet. It could be worth a try to see the results.
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|2012-07-05, 07:38
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Beside the fact that Ange is the only one who sees all these strange things is consistent with the idea that she just fantasies about them or that they are illusions, and this is in stark contrast with magic scenes in the gameboards where when a demon appears everyone sees it.
That's why defining Ange's illusions as "magic scenes" doesn't make sense to me. They're not, they're completely different.
There are in the first place all the people who built the various Mansions and since the guesthouse was built about 30 years after the rest I suppose that's even two differen teams.
Then you have all the various persons that are mentioned going to Krauss to propose their investments, and there have been probably some that have talked to Kinzo before.
Then you have the people that Krauss hired to investigate the island.
The you have all the fukuin servants that for a 30 years have been working there and none of them stayed for more than 3 years.
Then of course there's Kawabata.
If that island existed it'd be practically impossible to keep its existence and location secret. Beside nothing suggests that Jessica or Rosa ever made a mystery of where they lived with their classmates.
But let's just say that I strongly doubt that's the case with Ange's story in Ep4. I think it's meant to be significant. besides Ryuukishi in an interview implied you're supposed to use informations that come from there to understand that a huge explosion occurred.
But there is indeed a chance Rokkenjima couldn't be seen on google earth, not for privacy reasons but because only populated areas are scanned at high definition.
And about all those closed rooms we've been reasoning up to that point... she couldn't care less.
|2012-07-05, 09:12
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Of course only in personal view, but the satellite view brings you only so close most of the time, that it doesn't actually give you a really informative view anyway.
Also, Google Maps, including the satellite/aerial view, was only launched in 2005, 19 years after the Rokkenjima incident and pictures are very likely to be from at least 15 years after it.
It's not unlikely that Kuwadorian was already overgrown with vegetation during the time of the last conference, considering it went "out of business" in the late 60's. That means by the 2000's it will probably be nothing more than a slightly visible, less densely overgrown space (if the garden really was as spacious as the anime made us believe)...parts of the Kuwadorian ruin are very likely invisible from even several hundred feet in the air.
And the only thing that'd actually be visible of the mansion's site would be a crater which over a century later would have also widely been reclaimed by the wild.
You would probably find an island in 2005 using Google Earth, but you'd have no way to prove what stood where and what could have happened there without closer investigation.
|2012-07-05, 10:04
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But there is a pretty big difference between a murder case committed in the middle of a town, with not only active media coverage of the case, but the suspect continuing to live at the crime scene. Still the murder remains debated even today, though we have much closer access to it than people of Prime would have to Rokkenjima.
|2012-07-05, 14:56
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That doesn't mean any of that 1998 narrative actually happened, though. Not the slightest bit.
|2012-07-05, 21:59
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It's again, a bit too convenient.
Right in arc 1, btw, Battler is with Maria/Kanon/Kumasawa and they tell him that Beatrice is right there but he cannot see her.
What's so different?
However if you aren't, well maybe that's why.
|2012-07-06, 06:32
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I would go so far as to say, that there is not a single scene where the existence of the fantasy-plane is actually acknowledged at a 100% by any character until Chiru, and even then it only happens in asides that are clearly constructed as being "at the sidelines of the gameboard" (like characters switching in and out of roles). Such scenes are for example Erika halting her detective character to make her role clear to Battler or Jessica in the tea-room recognizing her existence as a piece on a gameboard.
During the consistent stories (which are told to us as stories and not discussed like in the analysis that is Chiru) there is always ambivalence about what characters actually witness. Take for example the scene of EP4's first twilight:
Yes, Battler is told that the people witnessed demons from hell being summoned by Kinzô and we witnessed it, but there is nothing indicating that it is actually what the characters witnessed because they did not comment on it directly.
Of course it is possible to compare the "rational narrative + magical narrative" structure of Umineko to Higurashi's "reality vs. paranoia-delusion narrative" on a technical level and what it tries to achieve. Both depend on the reader growing aware of the small narrative inconsistencies left at the seams where the two layers were fused together.
The difference is that, while Higurashi's two-layer structure has an actual impact on the plot of the one narrative reality we are told, Umineko's two layer structure happens parallel to each other and we are positioned on the upper stratum (the meta world) together with other characters to investigate it from outside.
This leads me to the conclusion that it doesn't matter within Umineko whether something is "real" on one of the layers within the narrative, because we are looking at it from above and have this multiple access to everything.
If we had to draw a comparison to Higurashi it would be, that unlike there where we were only slightly less knowledgeable than Rika and only slightly more than her friends, in Umineko we are a "spectating witch" from the very beginning.
Assume the future of the Kai anime version of the Devil's Script where a certain person survived or Yoigoshi had these characters becoming authors and proposing explanations to the Hinamizawa disaster by writing the tales we witnessed. To the world of Tsumihoroboshi for example the events of Onikakushi would be ficticious, as would be the world of Matsuribayashi, but it wouldn't make it less true for us, because we witnessed it along with the characters.
What this also entails in the very end is that: In a world where magic exists (and as we should already know there is nothing like a 0 chance) the parents would have witnessed Ushiromiya Kinzô summoning the demons from hell to rip his family apart. BUT, in a world where magic does not exist it was probably simply Yasu entering the room, tossing the Winchester rifles on the table and everyone going batshit crazy out of fear to end up being killed.
What role we actually have in all this is what AT already said: Deny the magical characters entrance into our world and thus killing them more and more or allowing them to exist. This extends to the message that we, as people over the future possess the power over the reality (not the real events, simply what we perceive as our past reality) of the past.
|2012-07-06, 07:28
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Beside, if there's really a 1km wide crater it should be quite visible from above, and I think that'd be pretty significative.
As for going all the trouble to make google earth blur Rokkenjima, who exactly would bother do that several years after the incident and why?
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Hm, there seems to be some kind of 'battle' going on between the Shkanontrice supporters and the KnownNoMore supporters on /seacats/ right now.
Though it just seems to be the same repeated arguments over the logic error and the EP3 first twilight that always seem to happen.
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I mean, we have a number of variant theories just stemming from Shkanontrice, any of which might or might not be correct. Let's not forget George culprit or Battler culprit or of course the candy theory. Then, there's also the Gohda EP2 circus theory (courtesy of Renall).
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What's Next for Tim Tebow?
The first time my dad shamed me into riding a roller coaster, I couldn't wait to get off. Roller coasters aren't always fun.
This week, Tim Tebow's roller coaster ride took a serious dive. When he came to the New York Jets a year ago, he was the toast of the town. Then they barely played him. This week, they released him. And as of right now, there are no guarantees another team will pick him up.
It's been a wild ride for the quarterback known for his trademark – one-knee "Tebowing" prayer. Heisman Trophy winner as America's outstanding college player. Called on mid-season to quarterback the faltering Denver Broncos – and leading them to the playoffs. Drafted to play in the "Big Apple."
Then "see ya!" from the Jets.
Discouraging. You bet. Tim Tebow even said that himself.
Devastating? I doubt it.
Because even when the ride is crazy, Tim Tebow's coaster never leaves the tracks. He's anchored. He knows who he is without football.
And that's hard. To know who you are when you can't do what you do. When suddenly the company you worked so hard for decides they don't need you. When an illness or a disability robs you of your ability to work anymore. Or even when the children you've lived for leave you with an empty nest.
I still remember the day years ago when that doctor told me there was a dangerous growth on my vocal cords. He sentenced me to weeks of voice rest to see if surgery could be avoided.
I'm a speaker. It's what I do. And sometimes, I have to admit, it's been who I am. Suddenly, I had to contemplate losing the ability that, in many ways, defined me. If I could never speak again, would I know who I am?
So many of life's "I.D. cards" are like that. Loseable. The youthful beauty. The "Adonis" body. The fleeting accomplishments. The applause. The title. Even the one who promised to love you "till death do us part."
After Tim Tebow was released by the Jets, he tweeted a glimpse of where he's found his identity. It's from the Bible: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight" (Proverbs 3:5-6).
A team may dump you. A friend. A boyfriend or girlfriend. A spouse. An employer. If they're where you get your worth, they take it with them when they walk out the door. We need an identity we cannot lose.
That boyhood roller coaster really jerked me around. But no matter how rough the ride, it got me safely to my destination.
That's the test of where I'm staking my value, my identity. Will it carry me all the way to my destination? Even when the bottom drops out.
That's why I'm going with Tim Tebow's "trust in Lord" I.D. After all, we are in the Bible's words, "God's workmanship," "created by Him and for Him" (Ephesians 2:10; Colossians 1:16).
Thanks to Jesus, I've landed who I really am. My Bible tells me I am "complete in Him" (Colossians 2:10). Complete. Nobody on earth gave me my worth. Nobody on earth can take it away.
I feel so safe, staking everything on the One who said, "I know (My sheep)...I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No one will snatch them away from Me" (John 10:27-28 - NLT).
I know He won't dump me. He died for me.


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- Use Transformer and StreamSource/Result to convert from/to String containing XML
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Many of those wounded in the explosion in the city of Quetta remain in critical condition. The blast, which police said targeted the country's minority Shiite Muslim sect, left numerous victims buried under rubble.
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The stock takes a hit after a skeptical article in Barron's. Plus: Allstate and Carmike Cinemas rise on positive stories.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Three Yale Bulldogs -- Christine Glandorf (Boston, Mass.) of the women's crew team, Alina Liao (Saratoga, Calif.) of the gymnastics team and Ashley McCauley (Rye, N.Y.) of the field hockey team -- were named second team at-large ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District I Thursday. Yale was the only school in the district with three honorees.
Glandorf, a senior who sits in the No. 1 seat in Yale's varsity eight, helped the Bulldogs to an Eastern Sprints varsity eight championship, an Ivy League title and the Willing Trophy for overall supremacy at the EAWRC Sprints this past weekend. She will make her fourth NCAA appearance at the end of this month, having helped the Bulldogs' varsity eight to back-to-back national titles as a sophomore and a junior. Yale, which began the season ranked No. 1 in the country and is currently ranked No. 3, is 8-1 and has lost only two dual races during Glandorf's time in the varsity eight. She is a two-time CRCA Scholar Athlete.
Glandorf is a history major in Jonathan Edwards College. She attended Boston Latin School.
Liao, the ECAC Gymnast of the Year and Yale's captain, won all-around titles at the ECAC Championship, Ivy Classic and Collegiate Nationals this year. She was also a four-time NCAA Regionals qualifier. Liao was the Ivy Classic all-around champion three times and also finished first on the beam at the Ivy Classic this past year. She was an ECAC Scholar Athlete and Academic All-Ivy League selection.
Liao, a senior, is a political science major in Timothy Dwight College. She attended Saratoga High School.
McCauley was a second team NFHCA All-Mideast Region selection and a unanimous first team All-Ivy League selection after totaling 14 goals and 31 points (third in the Ivy League in both categories) in 17 games this past season. She is fifth on Yale's all-time lists in goals (29) and points (67). McCauley was second in the NCAA in goals per game (15 in 17 games) and sixth in points per game (35 in 17 games) in 2007. She led the Ivy League in goals that year and was named Second Team All-Ivy. She has two of the top seven highest single-season goal totals in Yale history and two of the top six highest single-season point totals in Yale history. McCauley is a three-time NFHCA National Academic Squad selection.
McCauley, a junior, is an American studies major in Ezra Stiles College. She attended Rye High School.
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The at-large ESPN The Magazine All-America program includes up to three candidates per school across 13 different women's NCAA sports (bowling, crew, fencing, field hockey, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming, tennis and water polo).
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I am glad this day is over. I've been dreading it for a while, because this was the day I had to go to the doctor to renew my various prescriptions. I had myself in a dither, imagining that my cholesterol and triglicerides would be too high and the doctor would scold me about it.
However, the results from my fasting blood test were not that bad. My cholesterol is significantly less than it was a year ago. The HDL is up and the LDL is down, and the triglycerides and blood sugar are OK.
I haven't lost any weight since my last checkup, but I haven't gained any. The doctor was fairly happy with the blood pressure readings for the last two months that I brought to show him.
The lecture topic of the day was exercise. I reminded the doctor that he had cut a big wart out of the bottom of my foot five months ago and I had only recently stopped wearing a bandade to protect the sore spot. He had a perfect comeback: Who needs to stand for exercise? What about the woman in the wheelchair who works out at the Y?
The doctor's right, of course. I can make lots of excuses -- my foot, work, cold weather, holidays -- but I should be getting more exercise.
Spring begins in February here. It's a good time to develop better habits. Even if I don't feel like going to the Y, I could do yard work on the nicer days or go for a walk. I can even become a mall walker if it's raining or snowing.
When I begin seeing some positive physical results, I might even get self-motivated. Now that would be a real change.