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I once wrote a tutorial here on installing Conky on Ubuntu. Unfortunately, that guide will not work on the latest version of Ubuntu, which is 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope). That's why I'm going to make an update on that one with this post.
There's a small issue on auto-starting Conky on Ubuntu 9.04 so I'm also going to show you how I fixed it.
There's a small issue on auto-starting Conky on Ubuntu 9.04 so I'm also going to show you how I fixed it.
Let's start from the beginning:
1. Install Conky via Synaptic Package Manager or using the terminal with this command:
sudo apt-get install conky
2. Again via Linux terminal, make a config file named ".conkyrc" in your home directory
gedit ~/.conkyrc
3. Paste your preferred Conky config file and make sure that you set "own_window_type" to "override", and then save it.
own_window yes
own_window_type override
own_window_transparent yes
4. Create a simple bash script for auto-starting conky and save it to your /home directory:
gedit .conky_start.sh
Paste this code:
sleep 2 && conky;
Make sure the script is executable:
chmod a+x .conky_start.sh
5. Now let's add conky_start script to your "Startup Applications".
The "command" should be located at: /home/your_user_name/.conky_start.sh
6. Logout and log back in to enjoy your geeky desktop system monitor.


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Repair of
Alternative Names
Web finger repair; Web toe repair; Syndactyly repair
This procedure is done using general anesthesia. The patient is asleep and pain-free.
The health care provider will mark the areas of skin that need repair.
The surgeon cuts the skin, then lifts up small flaps in the web and at the sides of the fingers or toes. The flaps are sewn into position, leaving missing areas of skin. These areas may be filled in with skin taken from the groin area, if necessary. The hand or foot is then wrapped with a bulky bandage or cast so that it cannot move.
Simple webbing of fingers or toes involves only the skin and other soft tissues. The surgery is more complicated when it involves fused bones, nerves, blood vessels, and tendons.
Why the Procedure Is Performed
This surgery is advised if the webbing causes problems with appearance, or in using the fingers or toes. Generally, the repairs are done when a child is between 6 months and 2 years old.
Risks for any anesthesia include the following:
- Problems breathing
- Reactions to medications
Risks for any surgery include the following:
- Bleeding
- Infection
Other possible complications related to this surgery include the following:
- Damage from not getting enough blood in the hand or foot, due to the cast
- Loss of skin grafts
- Stiffness of the fingers or toes
Call your doctor if you notice the following:
- Fever
- Fingers that tingle, are numb, or have a bluish tinge
- Severe pain
- Swelling
After the Procedure
Most people stay in the hospital for 1 - 2 days.
Sometimes the cast extends beyond the fingers or toes to protect the repaired area from injury. Small children who had webbed finger repair may need a cast that reaches above the elbow.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The repair is usually successful. When joined fingers share a single fingernail, the creation of two normal-looking nails is rarely possible. One nail will look more normal than the other. Some children require a second surgery if the webbing is complicated.
The separated fingers will never look or function the same.
Jobe MT. Congenital anomalies of the hand. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbells Operative Orthopaedics. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 76.
Vidyadharan R, Lester R. Syndactyly correction: an aesthetic reconstruction. "The Journal of hand surgery, European volume." J Hand Surg Eur Vol. 2010 Jul;35(6):446-50.
Carrigan RB. The upper limb. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 673.
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got a msg from JOEL.. (he is on holiday)
He needs a running back.. Stephen Jackson.
Forum for any fantasy basketball leagues being organized
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we might give beastmode a 24 hr extension because he is prob enjoying his weekend & is yet to make 1st selction in thid draft... i have pm'ed him & there is no real rush yet
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fine wrote:PAWNO wrote:fine wrote:Pawno what's the draft order after the keeper rounds?
hobbes picks after beastmode n then snake draft from there
K , thanks.
I've had decent Internet access so far so try not to autodraft me while I'm sleeping.
i dont plan too bro... the list you sent me was thrown out of wack when you took 2 wr's off the board.. your picks will be done by you. :-)
sorry it took so long guys. don't have internet access on the weekends (to change shortly)
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Beast Mode wrote:I'll take LeGarrette Blount
Beast only chose him cause his last name sounds like 'Blunt'
before we get too deep in the draft
can we fix the settings this year?
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can we fix the settings this year?
make it 2 RB 2 WR 1 RB/WR instead of 2 RB 3 WR?


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Stryke wrote:Of anyone has examples of the Seisan jumpback that aren't dodging id be very interested
The problem lies in taking the kata too literally. Some of my best applications for the end of Seisan involve taking bits and pieces of the move and working with it.
I agree that established contact makes for some of the more interesting interpretations. Difficult to describe here, but all good stuff.
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When it comes to studying the region of interstellar space just beyond our solar system, nothing seems to work quite the way scientists imagined.
Take Voyager 1 for example. The spacecraft has confounded and delighted researchers for several years with unexpected observations of magnetic field and cosmic ray activity at the gateway to interstellar space.
Indeed, scientists disagree over whether Voyager 1 is still in the solar system.
Now, new research published in the journal Science suggests that the interstellar winds that gust through our heliosphere -- the vast bubble of magnetism that surrounds the sun and planets -- has changed direction over the last 40 years.
After comparing data gathered by 11 spacecraft between 1972 and 2011, researchers concluded that interstellar winds have changed direction by 4 to 9 degrees, upending long-held beliefs that the gusts were eternally steady.
"This result is really stunning," said Dave McComas, study coauthor and principal investigator for NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer, or IBEX, spacecraft.
"Previously we thought the very local interstellar medium was very constant, but these results show just how dynamic the solar system's interaction is," McComas said in a statement.
Our heliosphere, which is inflated like a balloon by the sun's solar winds, deflects powerful cosmic rays, much the way the earth's magnetic field shields us from much of the sun's radiation.
But the heliosphere doesn't block everything. Certain uncharged particles from interstellar space, such helium atoms, can enter and be tracked by spacecraft.
The heliosphere is currently moving through a vast interstellar cloud that is formally called the "local interstellar cloud" but has also been dubbed the "local fluff."
The heliosphere is currently at the inside edge of the cloud, which is moving in a different direction. The two are moving past each other at a speed of 50,000 miles per hour, and it's this motion that results in interstellar atoms "blowing" through the heliosphere and past earth.
It remains unclear to scientists exactly why the interstellar wind would change direction.
"it was very surprising to find that changes in the interstellar flow show up on such short time scales because interstellar clouds are astronomically large," said study coauthor Eberhard Mobius, a University of New Hampshire physics professor and principal scientist for the IBEX mission.
"This finding may teach us about the dynamics at the edges of these clouds," Mobius said in a statement. "While clouds in the sky may drift along slowly, the edges often are quite fuzzy and dynamic. What we see could be the expression of such behavior."


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The cold truth of the White Sox's miserable season was exposed Saturday on national television, bringing manager Ozzie Guillen to a brutal admission.
After watching relievers Ehren Wassermann, Boone Logan and Dewon Day walk five consecutive batters that led to a season-high seven runs allowed in the seventh inning of an 11-2 loss to the Red Sox, Guillen admitted the Sox aren't capable of making a run with the bullpen and ballclub in its current horrible state.
"Right now, July 21, nope," Guillen said. "I don't see it. We talk about the bullpen, but we only had [seven] hits too. It's going to be tough. You have to be honest because we are facing pretty good ballclubs, guys fighting for first place. To make a run, we have to be perfect every day. And I don't see us being perfect every day."
The ERA of the Sox's bullpen swelled to 6.06—just ahead of Tampa Bay's major-league-worst 6.19 mark. Since May 8, the bullpen's ERA is 7.52.
The strike zone proved as elusive to the relievers as the visibility of general manager Ken Williams, who has been seen rarely in Boston with the July 31 non-waiver trading deadline approaching.
Saturday's ending was so tedious that starter John Danks threw 90 pitches in six innings, two more pitches than the Sox's relievers hurled in the final two innings.
"I can't even say it's disappointing anymore," Guillen said. "I think it was funny. We are on national TV.
"I was making fun of Coop (pitching coach Don Cooper). I said, 'When you go out there, make sure they know who is the pitching coach of the ballclub.' "
Wassermann, Logan and Day weren't on the Opening Day roster but have benefited from the failures of Andrew Sisco, David Aardsma and Nick Masset.
The failures and call-ups have stretched the Sox's depth and options.
"That's up to Kenny," Guillen said of possible changes. "You look at our lineup and that's a pretty good lineup. I think the lineup we have, we can compete. The bullpen is a different scenario because we have a couple of kids who aren't supposed to be here try to help us. Day in and day out, seeing the same stuff, I guess Kenny has some different ideas. Right now I just keep playing the guys I have here.
"But if we keep playing like this, believe me, there is going to be some change."
Veteran catcher Toby Hall preached patience for the relievers.
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"[But the] bottom line is, either you do it or you don't. The people who do it, they stay. That's how this game is. If you don't, you go."
The five walks in the seventh came after two outs, starting with an intentional walk to Manny Ramirez with Eric Hinske on second.
Logan walked J.D. Drew on four pitches and Jason Varitek worked Day for a 12-pitch bases-loaded walk after falling behind 0-2. That led to Coco Crisp's two-run single and Hinske's two-run triple.
"We ruined a good outing by Danks," Guillen said. "Unfortunately, it makes it worse because we spent like 20 or 25 minutes and we only made one play in the field."
The offense struggled for the second straight game, managing only two hits in seven innings off rookie Kason Gabbard as the Sox fell to 7-18 in games against left-handed starters.


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leftist rot.
allow me to free associate: lazy writing. cultural decay. socialist praising. capitalist damning. regurgitated FX/ideas. no ben burtt. misandrous. anti-white. destroys everything built nicely by Force…
Loved the droids. All the creatures.
No too much the soundtrack.
The New Republic is completely gone. Luke's Jedi Order is a failure. An evil empire reigns across the galaxy once more. Everything our heroes achieved in the Original Trilogy was ultimately for nothing.
Luke, Leia, and Han deserved better.
All the previous "1" reviews were right on the money. There are so many bad plot devices, meaningless diversions, bad character development, poor "physics", bad acting, bad EVERYTHING, that this should not even be considered a part of the Star Wars saga. They should issue an apology and try again.
This film is an utter betrayal to the entire Star Wars mythos. It literally destroys everything we came to love before it and proclaims a new order based on nothing. Luke as a character was utterly betrayed. Whatever potential there was in any of the characters from TFA has been turned to **** Rian Johnson should be tarred and feathered and run out of town, but I'm afraid this is the direction that hag Kathleen Kennedy is determined to take things.
The worst Star Wars movie by far. And also the least 'Star Wars-y' Star Wars movie. The creators have destroyed the soul of Star Wars. Credit to Mark Hamill for speaking out and admitting that Luke Skywalker is not the Luke Skywalker that he knew. Sadly, this will be remembered as the movie that knocked Star Wars from its pedestal among fans. The few memorable moments are only memorable because they are utterly cringe worthy. The new characters are abominations. I can only presume that Disney/Lucasfilm only employ cowards or Yes Men nowadays, because that's the only explanation as to why no-one behind the scenes spoke up and pointed out to the senior people at Disney/Lucasfilm what an absolute atrocity they were creating. The soundtrack is great though, so it gets one star for the soundtrack.
Rian Johnson erases the lore and mythos of an established universe and gives us one of the worse movies of all time. The Last Jedi is nothing more than an insult to the the previous actors, writers, its fans and its creator. Johnson should not be allowed to part of the new SW movies.
The basic lack of physics understanding, massive plot and logic holes, and terrible characterizations are just a few of the reasons this was so horrible. They trashed the character of Luke, space Leia was absolutely ridiculous. The thirty minutes used for the stupid subplot on casino planet could have been well used to explain all the answers to the questions posed in EP 7. I'm really hoping box office will plummet so they know what an incredible disservice they did to fans.
I saw this film on Dec 27th, I shouldn't have bothered. I shouldn't have been worried about plot spoilers and read the user reviews, the critical ones on here are correct so I won't repeat most of what has been said already, other than the film has death star sized plot holes, some of the most ridiculous plot devices, lame humour, hollow characters, pointless side plots, a complete disregard for the previous movies and Star Wars lore, and some of the most blatent political correctness I've ever seen in a movie.
I won't be watching any more Disneyfied milking of this franchise if the upcoming movies are this bad.
I rated this movie lower because of how awfully suspect the critic ratings are. This movie was visually stunning and Mark Hamill and Adam Driver had awesome performances. The major problem with this movie is that it ignores basic storytelling aspects. This is supposed to be part of a trilogy which indicates that the story has some internal consistency. If this was a stand alone movie the writer/director can make their own decisions. Rian Johnson cast away every major decision that was laid out in the previous film. Some have likened it the children playing the game add to the story with a sentence until it gets to one who totally changes the story that came from those before. This movie had an inverse of the Empire Strikes Back story. Several of the characters serve no purpose. Major changes in the force made absolutely no sense when you look at previously established movies. People say there are bold choices. It is not bold to totally ignore established plot lines. So much is desperately wrong with this movie and the fact that the studio insults the intelligence of the audience makes it necessary to rate it even lower.
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The other day they played Chubb Rock's "Treat 'Em Right" back to back with "Jam On It" by Newcleus.
I've got a CD in my car right now with Chubb Rock's "Ya Bad Chubbs" burned on it. I love that song. That goes back to when I was in like 7th or 8th grade.
I've also got LL Cool J's "Phenomenon" on the ITunes at home, along with some DU, a little bit of Biggie's stuff ("Things Done Changed"), some Public Enemy, some Run DMC. I might have download "Informer" just to appease Spoon whenever he stops by the house.
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Read the Medication Guide that comes with zolpidem tartrate tablets before you start taking it and each time you get a refill. There may be new information. This Medication Guide does not take the place of talking to your doctor about your medical condition or treatment.
What is the most important information I should know about zolpidem tartrate tablets?
After taking zolpidem tartrate tablets, you may get up out of bed while not being fully awake and do an activity that you do not know you are doing. The next morning, you may not remember that you did anything during the night. You have a higher chance for doing these activities if you drink alcohol or take other medicines that make you sleepy with zolpidem tartrate tablets. Reported activities include:
Call your doctor right away if you find out that you have done any of the above activities after taking zolpidem tartrate tablets.
1. Take zolpidem tartrate tablets exactly as prescribed
2. Do not take zolpidem tartrate tablets if you:
What is zolpidem tartrate tablets?
Zolpidem tartrate tablets is a sedative-hypnotic (sleep) medicine.
Zolpidem tartrate tablets is used in adults for the short-term treatment of a sleep problem called insomnia.
Symptoms of insomnia include:
Zolpidem tartrate tablets is not for children.
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They differ in amount of internal state.
They have equivalent observable behaviour (ignoring glitches).
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Marlon Williams (the Unfaithful Ways) is a young man with a silken, haunting voice that invites comparisons to Elvis. Delaney Davidson, who has six solo albums behind him, is a real troubadour with a dark sense of humour, and a deep, stripped-back voice, more like Tom Waits. Together, they spin a heady concoction of truth-seeking, love-lorn, foot-stomping stories, accompanied by guitars, piano, the occasional banjo, bass, drums, and some beautiful pedal steel. And the combination of original tracks and covers works seamlessly, with the pair more than holding their own next to names like Hank Williams and Reverend Gary Davis.
Travelling Creature is a great opener, encapsulating a fear of mortality and wasted life in three and a half minutes. Bloodletter has a wonderful swampy, bluesy bent to its gothic country tale, with ghostly honky tonk piano and swaying guitars. It's a highlight, as is their romping version of Death Don't Have No Mercy with just the right balance of humour and menace; and heart-breakingly poignant Heaven For You has the air of a true classic. They only lose a star because a couple of tracks don't quite catch the wild passion and potency they deliver live, but it's a small quibble on an irresistibly honest album that's anything but saccharine.
Stars: 4/5
Verdict: Nothing saccharine about this potent country album
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posted by pellegrini, Fri 22 Aug 2008 04:19:43 PM UTC - 0 replies
A cleanup & bugfix release; tested with monotone 0.40. There is also a Debian AMD64 package available this time.
posted by pellegrini, Sun 08 Apr 2007 08:49:41 PM UTC - 0 replies
Not many changes -- mostly an internal cleanup. But we are already working on 0.3.0, and it will bring some more perceptible enhancements.
Caio Marcelo has joined the team and has done most of the code cleanup.
posted by pellegrini, Sat 04 Nov 2006 01:30:16 AM UTC - 0 replies
More enhancements to the build system and to the Debian package.
posted by pellegrini, Thu 02 Nov 2006 11:25:28 AM UTC - 0 replies
- The build system is now much better
- Chad Walstrom has created Debian packages for Apso
- There were also some bug fixes
posted by pellegrini, Sat 28 Oct 2006 09:56:07 PM UTC - 0 replies
Not too many changes, but it's there! The info file has been updated, there are some changes to the install tools and the random number generator is being rewritten.
posted by pellegrini, Sat 02 Sep 2006 08:44:01 PM UTC - 0 replies
This is the first official Apso release.
Apso is still a prototype, but already performs encryption of repositories and supports granting and revoking access.


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Hamilton open to another round of home run derby
Texas Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton is open to the idea of
participating in the Home Run Derby at the All-Star game for the
first time since his memorable 28 homers in the first round at old
Yankee Stadium three years ago.
Hamilton turned down taking part in the past two derbys, but
said Sunday that he would consider being part of the new team derby
if asked by American League captain David Ortiz.
"It's a really cool concept, the whole team situation. We'll
see," Hamilton said. "Yeah, I'd definitely consider it. I'm not
saying for sure I'd do it, but it'd just be a fun thing to take
part in the first one like that ever."
Hamilton said he hadn't spoken with Ortiz about the
Hamilton was selected as an AL All-Star starter by fans for the
fourth consecutive year, even after the outfielder missed six weeks
early in the season with a broken bone in his upper right arm. He
went into Sunday night's game against Florida hitting .301 with 10
homers and 40 RBIs in 46 games, after homering twice Saturday
In the 2008 derby, Hamilton's first round included homers on 13
consecutive pitches. Though that is what everyone remembers,
Minnesota's Justin Mourneau actually was the derby champion that
year after outslugging the exhausted Hamilton 5-3 in the final
Ortiz, last year's derby champion, will pick three fellow AL
players to go against an NL squad captained by 2009 champion Prince
Fielder from Milwaukee during All-Star festivities in Arizona.
"The stress is not there of just the individual thing. If you
go out and take easy swings and not try to kill every ball, you've
got guys there backing up you," Hamilton said. "It's an
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Sheriff Bill Gore has sent a letter to local law enforcement agencies telling them that beginning Tuesday his department will no longer accept bookings of suspects accused of certain misdemeanors because the jails are nearing capacity.
The change comes seven months after a state law went into effect that allowed some lower-level felony offenders convicted of nonserious and nonviolent crimes to serve their sentences in county jail instead of prison.
Known as public safety realignment, the law was intended to help close a state budget gap and relieve prison overcrowding that the U.S. Supreme Court has ordered California lawmakers to fix by mid-2013.
Now, the crowding problem is shifting to the counties, including San Diego, where some jails are at or nearing capacity.
"We are very concerned that shifting the State's responsibility to incarcerate felons to the local level is creating safety risks to our communities," San Diego City Attorney Jan Goldsmith said in an email Friday.
His office prosecutes misdemeanor cases. Goldsmith blamed what he called a "dysfunctional" Legislature and governor for shifting their problems to local governments rather "than take action to cut their unnecessary spending."
In January, Gore authorized early releases for some inmates, who were serving time on nonviolent offenses, citing an "immediate need to create bed space."
Then, in an April 17 letter, Gore said the county's booking criteria needed to be changed because realignment was causing the jail inmate population to swell almost to the limit.
As of Friday, 4,922 inmates were being held at seven detention facilities, according to the Sheriff's Department website. Maximum capacity, which is set by the courts, is 5,600.
"This was a change that was always one of our strategies," said sheriff's Capt. Billy Duke of the department's detentions support division.
This past Monday, the jail population included about 200 inmates who were being held on misdemeanor charges while their court cases were pending, Duke said.
The average length of time they spend in custody is 13 days.
Those inmates would not have been booked at all under the criteria that takes effect Tuesday, Duke said. Instead, they would be cited and notified when to appear in court.
The Sheriff's Department would not immediately provide copies of the old and new booking criteria for comparison this week, but U-T San Diego obtained a copy of the revised rules. They show that suspected offenders will continue to be jailed for misdemeanor crimes including driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, domestic violence offenses and violations of sex offender registration requirements.
It also gives watch commanders, who serve as shift supervisors at the various law enforcement agencies, some discretion when seeking to book misdemeanor offenders.
In his April letter to police chiefs, Gore said the booking criteria was last modified in March 2010, when the county's jail inmate population was significantly lower and more beds were available. At that time, the criteria was expanded to allow bookings on certain misdemeanor crimes and warrants that were not allowed previously.
The latest changes reflect a return to the standards in place before March 2010, with a couple of exceptions. People arrested on suspicion of annoying or molesting children or for violating probation will still to be booked into county jail until they post bail or are otherwise released.
"I don't foresee this being a huge overall impact, but we'll take a wait-and-see approach," said Acting Capt. Lon Turner of the Chula Vista Police Department.
Jeff Jordon, vice president of the San Diego Police Officers Association, said his initial assessment is that the changes will have "minimal or almost no impact" on San Diego police operations.
Turner said the department books a relatively low number of misdemeanor offenders at the central jail in downtown San Diego compared to felonies.
Gore has said the department is working on custody alternatives, such as home detention and GPS monitoring, to free up space in the jails. He has said that a special unit is being installed within the department to handle the task.
Duke confirmed that the unit has been set up and the staffing is in place. However, he said, the Sheriff's Department is still "some time away from putting anybody out on alternative custody."


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Friday, Dec. 6, 2002
Bakke 1, 2, 3: Michael Kinsley's argument that affirmative action post-Bakkediscriminates, just not much and not against the people who are usually upset by it, has brought out some great posts.
1. In this thread, Publius and JackD debate the changes at the Ivies. Publius makes the interesting point that the aggressive quota and diversity seeking system has improved admission possibilities for many white kids, too. Asking where did the African-American students admitted under quotas come from, Publius answers:
[M]ost came from public schools where the Ivies had never recruited, and in the process, admissions from private prep schools dropped from two thirds of each class to one third, so that public school graduates of every background had a better shot.
In another thread, ShriekingViolet makes the anti-contrarian argument (the scarcity argument)
2. Here, TheSlasher-8 (we'll get that changed) claims that the problems is a scarcity of professional schools to begin with:
The number of medical schools in this country is ridiculously low, and in almost all cases is further burdened by other kinds of quotas such as state residency, parents who are graduates, etc.
3. Last, Ananda Gupta has overcome posting problems to argue that Kinsley's logic
appeals to an implicit double standard – it's okay for Michigan to consider the beneficial effects of its policies on one group, but when it comes to the costs, only the cost to individuals is relevant. This is analogous to my arguing that the government should pay everyone with the first name "Ananda" $1 million in subsidies per year, and if some impudent taxpayer were to object, my defending this policy by saying that each individual taxpayer's share is just pennies …
Divalution: Virginia Heffernan reports on Mariah Carey's recovery and Whitney Huston's not. SunDevil is put off by Whitney's claim that her business is "Sex, drugs and rock and roll" here:
Okay, maybe her business is sex (I don't want to know) and drugs (definitely), but Whitney Houston wouldn't know rock and roll if it came up and bit her. That Contemporary Hit Radio stuff that she's based her career on is anything but rock.
Not that SunDevil has nice things to say about Mariah here:
Her vocal style reminds me of those "Guitar-Hero" types from the 80's, like Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Chris Impelliteri, et al. They crammed as many notes into a song or solo as possible, from the highest high end to the lowest low end, without any regard as to whether the notes fit the context of the song, or whether they even sounded any good. My friends called it "gratuitous wanking" …
Fray-Lo: And speaking of gratuitous wanking: Mariah, Whitney—who's missing? Jennifer, of course. For your Fray fix join BML here.
Everyone's a critic: Many regular Fraysters are frequent moviegoers, yet the Movies Fray is usually ho-hum. In part this is because the reviews usually come out before the movies (that would be the point), in part this is because the thing people do after they see movies is talk about them (thus sapping the Will to Fray). Try to save some of your crit for the Fray (or repeat yourself). Drop by Sunday or early Monday and I'll clip stuff for the Monday midday Fraywatch (the one that includes Sopranos stuff).
Thursday, Dec. 5, 2002
Tree-mendous: There are several good threads in the debate over Bush's new forest management policy which turns, as usual, on fire suppression and economic impact. In one debate, between mrachmuth asksTSR
If there are such large private forests owned and maintained by the logging industry, why does that industry fight so hard to open up the public lands to logging? I agree with the movement toward a sustainable logging industry; what I object to and fight against is the need to open up all lands to mining, logging, etc.
Both Sarvis here and TheSlasher here argue that only corporate welfare makes logging profitable; historyguy explains the logic of Bush's profit motive.
Adkforester makes the classic conservative stewardship article here:
The forests out west are often in an unhealthy situation. Years of neglect have produced stands that are overstocked and stressed. … Fires can grow to overwhelming size and temperature, literally cooking the ground ruining entire watersheds which I am sure fly fisherman love. When we first disturbed the ground we made the promise that we would be stewards of the land. Doing nothing is not good stewardship.
And Ender reminds us that it's always tree-hunting season here:
[N]o one appreciates a good tree more than an old school logger. I say old school because I feel that chainsaws take much of the pleasure, not to mention challenge out of the kill. No, give me an axe and one of those weekend quasi-environmentalists and I'll turn them into a logger faster than you can say timberrrr. …
Racketeers and sloganeers: Dahlia Lithwick asks for new slogans in the abortion debate. OhioBoy obliges, evenhandedly:
Slogan for Pro-Choicers: Kill the Babies! (They'd probably be idiots anyway!)Slogan for Pro-Lifers: If you can't trust Congress to make decisions about your pregnancy, who the heck CAN you trust?
Ever wonder how is a fetus is like a postwar Japanese citizen caught up in the struggle for democracy? samuelv explains here. …
Insert the metal buckle into slot and pull hard on the strap to tighten: I hadn't figured out why the posts castigating Chatterbox for mulling over the relationship between S&M and political torture seemed so boring to me (some were well-wrought, but still) until I read Christofurio's suggestion here:
Chatterbox's problem isn't really with torture (he's against it). Nor is it with consensual sex among adults (he's for it). Judging from this article, Chatterbox's real problem is with issues like mandatory seat belt use, where he favors using the force of law and the threat of punishment to get people to do what is good for them. He doesn't know how to square THAT with his tolerant views on S&M.
Seat belt laws—there's something to get excited about! …
Possibly the definitive Kissinger investigation post: BBanzi here:
After 40 years of waiting, at long last: Warren Commission II !!! … 5:40 a.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2002
Reach out and terrorize someone: Among its other topics, the Ballot Box Fray is reacting to William Saletan's disassembly of the Bush administration's distinction between terrorist organizations with "global reach"—the ones America is at war with—and those without it—the ones we tut-tut about. Zathras defends the distinction, if not the term, explaining that:
Every al Qaeda attack except assassinations of individuals and the Cole bombing that has killed Americans has killed nationals of other countries as well. There is a school of thought that these countries would have nothing to fear from al Qaeda if that group were not so angry with us. It's more likely they would just be easier targets …[W]hile protecting American lives and interests obviously occupies the top position on the administration's list of priorities other countries have good reason to consider our war theirs as well.
But Engram sees the contradictions hidden in the administration's distinction as a way to expand the war on terror, solving several problems at once here:
Since we are asking Israel to hold back, we should take it upon ourselves to exterminate the terrorist infestation in Kenya. This would be good for Israel (because we would be joining their war against terrorism) and for us (because Israel would remain on the sidelines while we deal with Iraq).
Engram also notes that:
We [did] not complain when Vladimir Putin recently declared that Russia might pre-emptively strike at terrorists hiding in other countries, and we openly praised Australian Prime Minister John Howard when he recently adopted a similar position. … Obviously, Israel is a special case, and asking them to refrain from taking action against terrorists in Kenya is not the blatant contradiction that Saletan makes it out to be. …
Phony wonks? Authentic slackers?: Mulling over the continuing Kausfiles Kerry contest, Pacimini offers a superbly wrought account of the psychology at work in the Beltway bashing of Kerry in "Maybe Kaus hates welfare AND work." One nugget:
Kaus doesn't think that Kerry's furrow is phony because Kerry's not serious. Instead, Kaus and the Washington media herd all think that "seriousness" itself is phony, that knowing a lot about the environment, defense, public works, and other government projects is per se a demonstration of inauthenticity. That's one of the reason's why the press was so eager to portray Al Gore as deceitful. How, the thought goes, can somebody be honest when they read as much and know as much as Gore? If this hypothesis is true, it might explain why ostentatiously uninvolved politicians like George Bush seem more real to Kaus and the rest of the press. They're more authentic because they don't work any harder than Kaus wants to work.
Five Nice Threads: Today's Papers discussing the Supreme Court's decision to revisitBowers v. Hardwick and the resulting fate of gay marriage (also available in a more extensive Best of the Fray version here); the possibility for universal health insurance in California; and Kofi Annan's newfound desire to avoid war in Iraq; Sports Nut on the UNC job, which includes Captain Ron Voyage's advice to the Jayhawks' AD: "Kansas should have fired Williams for not taking the job—it shows an appalling lack of judgment, and casts serious doubt on his ability to ever win a championship"; and Poems on "Nail Broth." …
Weighty issues: Best of the Fray's DiraNecessitas announces a political-scientific discovery here. Update: So DN didn't originate it, and I am burned, as historyguy said I would be. I still think it's funny, and that makes me even worse than the annoying co-worker who's always forwarding you "humorous" lists. More room for Pacimini in the theoretical BOTF. …
Perhaps more than we need to know: Andkathleen: "I have a bladder made of steel" … 7:25 a.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2002
Double-cross purposes: As in an Altman film, there are often multiple simultaneous conversations in the Chatterbox Fray. Currently, at least two of those are responses to Tim Noah's most recent pieces. The first is an exercise in political semantics stemming from the uses and abuses of "fifth column" by Andrew Sullivan and Al Gore. Engram here finds Noah's parsing
Curious. Sullivan gets roundly criticized for labeling those who prefer to allow the Taliban to oppress the people of Afghanistan while running terrorist training camps as being part of a fifth column, whereas Gore is let off the hook for implying that our own president is the real enemy.
The second conversation is an exercise in deep Machiavellianism pondering Henry Kissinger's intentions as head of the commission investigating intelligence failures before 9/11. Here, the key issue is whether Kissinger's self-protective/vengeful instincts will overwhelm his Republican partisanship. TrentLottsHairpiece thinks the entire commission is another anti-Democratic campaign here:
The Kissinger Commission will exonerate both Bush administrations and lay the blame squarely at the feet of the Clinton administration. The report will be out shortly before the presidential election to maximize its negative effect on Gore's candidacy.
But Thrasymachus sees it the other way here: "Even if he wasn't Deep Throat, I don't think he's a slave to the Republican Party."
There is an especially good Chatterbox thread beginning with Cato-the-Censor's protestation here that
Noah's speculation that Kissinger would use the investigation of this most horrific event to settle some personal vendetta is beyond creepy. I don't want to believe it. I prefer to think of Dr. Kissinger as a mendacious war criminal. … 1:30 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 2, 2002
57 varieties of dislike: Mickey Kaus asks: Why is John Kerry "loathsome"? and offers a prize for the best answer. No winners yet (I think), but excellent snipage. The great hair debate—Kaus lacks; Kerry has, but it might be store-bought—begins with historyguy's post here; in another thread, MarcEJohnson has his mock-dudgeon on here:
While we're on the very important subject of misleading facial hair, I think it's high time that speaks up about Mickey Kaus's disingenuous nose hairs. Are we really to believe them? I personally think that they raise serious questions about Kaus's fitness to blog, and feel that our nation's political discourse will not be whole until we have a full public airing of all complaints regarding such dangerous features.
Eduardo chimes in with a "Kerry is so very caring" post here—it would embarrass me enough to send him the book. …
I can see the red taillights: No one in the Fray thinks the near-miss attack on an El-Al plane on Thanksgiving is as scary as James Fallows does. But the reasons differ. Clutch_john thinks Americans are insulated by their chauvanism—"no one in America cares about this instance because it happened outside of the country with a non-American plane"—while Thrasymachus thinks Americans are more valorous than Fallows gives them credit for:
when did Americans become such cowards? When did we reach this pernicious conclusion that any risk, however remote or hypothetical, was unacceptable? When did we come to value "security" to the point where any sacrifice (including, ironically, peace) became worthwhile?
Several folks (here, here, and here) also note that there have been several attempts to shoot down airliners before, with no resultant fear of flying. … 12:30 p.m.
In Napoli, where love is king: The TV Club Fray consistently works back and forth between the details on screen and the welling emotions of the end of the Sopranos season. GMG gives us a sense of the objective correlatives of Furio's sadness:
He cannot simply move to Mineola or Minneapolis; Carmela would pursue him, find some reason. Napoli is much safer. So for her, he gives up the U.S. (which he loves, did you see the way his eyes fixed on the displays of flags at roadside gas stations?) for Naples, which is no longer a place he wants to be. He returns to the female boss, the hamburger wrappers at the Naples Cathedral–a place where he will be unhappy, so that Carmela may live.
He was better in E/R than in er: There is even more evocative criticism in the Movies Fray, where zeitguy describes George Clooney's acting chops here:
I disagree with Edelstein on Clooney's ability as an actor … When he is dictating a voice mail to a client's phone, the barrenness of his exhausted professional commitment comes through in the stiff lip and bleak phrasing. In "Three Kings" Clooney showed he could swagger and command as well as goof and flirt. In this movie he summons a flayed soul. It is Irish to the quick, a gruel of blood and oatmeal.He brings to mind Richard Burton's toppled priest in Night of the Iguana.
And there is an amusing thread (beginning here) where Kudos_heaves pointedly asks Rosenkreutz a did-I-get-that-right question:
so its ok for homosexuals to be finicky about decor and grooming, but it's FUNNY when gays have something to say about science?
Bat's entertainment: In the Television Fray, which is discussing both the return of The Osbornesand the impending debut of Steven Spielberg's Taken,ben-sf was the first to say that Ozzy bit the bat by accident here; Chris C. Mooney has not taken on his critics (despite Godels_Yodel's baiting here), but he has taken the time to write about his own sleep paralysis here. …
Evidence? One by one is at #53: As for the waning of America's UFO obsession, 1-2-oscar makes clear what the real stakes are here:
Even if 9/11 and subsequent events cure Americans of their obsession with UFOs, you can still expect the Media to present "the government" as the bad guys.The perpetual undermining of confidence in the system is perhaps Hollywood's greatest injustice. … 9:40 a.m.


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From Whom: Letters of recommendation should be obtained from college/university faculty members with personal knowledge of the applicant's academic achievements.
An undergraduate major in Spanish or its coursework equivalent is required for entrance into the M.A. Program.
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The purpose of the comprehensive examination is to evaluate the breadth and depth of students' knowledge of the discipline. Students must write a six-hour written comprehensive examination based on a reading list. The examination is taken after the student fulfills the 30-credit-hour course requirement and passes the reading-comprehension exam in a language other than Spanish or English.
All examinations must include representation from each of three course fields: Spanish Peninsular Literature, Spanish American Literature, and Hispanic Linguistics. The Graduate Faculty in Spanish and Portuguese write the questions. Faculty members from each of the three fields participate.
The Faculty members who write the questions evaluate responses on a scale of A to F, and then each answer is evaluated by a second reader. To be evaluated as passing, a grade of B- or higher must be achieved in response to each examination question. Evaluators look for an understanding of core concepts, the application of principles of critical analysis to texts from the reading list for the M.A. examination, and the ability to write expository prose.
Comprehensive examinations are administered once a semester. They are scheduled by the Graduate Chair, with whom students must register. The M.A. examination is given over a period of one week and is proctored by the Graduate Chair or an Administrative Assistant.
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The Graduate Program in Spanish integrates the established fields of Literature and Linguistics. At the M.A. level, it provides a solid program developing advanced Spanish-language skills for diverse careers and trains students in the exercise of research and pedagogical skills which are necessary for the pursuit of the Ph.D.
Time Limit for Degree Completion: 3 years
Students are required to complete the degree program through classes offered before and after 4:30 p.m. Students are also able to complete the degree program on a part-time basis (8 credit hours or less per semester).
Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese
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Students may apply one approved non-Temple graduate course done in a Spanish-speaking country toward fulfillment of the M.A. requirements in Spanish. Opportunities for graduate study abroad through Temple programs are available occasionally.
Areas of specialization are Spanish Peninsular Literature, Spanish American Literature, and Hispanic Linguistics.
Graduates of the M.A. Program in Spanish typically find employment in secondary education, in business and government, and in social and medical services.
Non-matriculated students may take up to three courses with approval of the Department or Graduate Chair.
Teaching Assistants typically teach basic and intermediate Spanish or specialized language-skills courses. Assistantships carry a stipend and tuition remission. Candidates for Teaching Assistantships should express their interest and special needs in an addendum to the personal statement of the application to the graduate program.
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DIXON – Helen Louise Winters, 63, of Dixon, died Monday, April 22, 2013, at Dixon Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. She worked at BorgWarner for 25 years before retiring.
Helen was born July 5, 1949, in Dixon, the daughter of Oliver and Gertrude (Mossholder) Mumford. She married Mike Winters on Oct. 19, 1969, in Sterling. Helen loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who affectionately called her Amma.
Survivors include her husband of Dixon; three sons, Brent Winters of Dixon, Mike (Billie) Winters Jr. of Amboy, and Wade (Jennifer) Winters of Dixon; three brothers, Kenny (Lee) Mumford and John (Neola) Mumford, both of Dixon, and Larry Mumford of Milwaukee; one sister, Winnie Arnott of Dixon; eight grandchildren, Cody Winters of Dixon, Ashley (Gary) O'Dell of Sterling, Kaitlyn Winters of Dixon, Logan, Ashley, and Zachary Winters of Amboy, and Brandon Winters and Tony Stramka, both of Dixon; two great-grandchildren, Brynleigh Winters and Anakin O'Dell, both of Dixon; and dear friends, Brenda, Wendy, and Judy.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and one daughter, Michelle Winters.
Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m., with family present from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday at Preston-Schilling Funeral Home in Dixon. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Paul Sheley, pastor of 180 Church in Rock Falls, officiating. Cremation rites will be accorded.
A memorial has been established to SIDS of Illinois Inc.
Visit www.prestonschillingfuneralhome.com to send condolences.


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The Accenture Public Services Pulse Survey reveals that citizens today are more engaged digitally than many in government assume.
The good news for government is the ability to bridge the gap between citizen expectations and reality by focusing on the basics. The challenge? Government has some work to do to meet citizen demand.


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Each week Times TV Critic Mary McNamara offers her viewing picks for the coming week:
"Falling Skies." With two sets of alien invaders, a mega death ray under construction, the threat of mind-controlling silverfish around and a crazy alien-accelerated baby doing everything but reciting John Donne, it's hard not to fall for "Falling Skies." Even in a landscape littered with post-apocalyptic tales, "Falling Skies" stands out, if only because it's not afraid to have a little fun, with the audience and the genre.
Sure it would be nice if you'd watched from the beginning (if only to see Noah Wylie's transition from mild-mannered professor to kick-ass president Tom Mason) but it's totally not necessary; jump in any time. All you need to know is that the Earth has been taken over by multi-legged aliens (skitters) who are now being fought by a grim and resolute band of humans now allied with a group of rebel skitters (the ones with the red stripes), and the Volm, who may or may not be hiding something. The main characters, who are in perpetual disagreement with each other about one thing or another, will fill you in on the rest; when in doubt, just listen to whatever Captain Weaver (the redoubtable Will Patton) says -- he's the real secret weapon. TNT, Sundays, 10 p.m.
ROBERT LLOYD'S TV PICKS: 'Drunk History,' Truffaut, 'Moone Boy' and 'Chima'
"The Sopranos." If you need to be reminded why the recent death of James Gandolfini generated so much elegiac press, HBO wants to remind you by making the series that made him a star available on HBO On Demand. For those who missed "The Sopranos" the first time around, or who have only seen it once, a marathon viewing of the show that turned HBO into a cultural force and launched the modern renaissance of American television, is definitely worth the time. It really was, and remains, all that.
"666 Park Avenue." I know, I know. It never quite lived up to either its scare factor or satiric potential -- the things people will do to get a nice apartment in New York! -- but it still had a few things going for it: stars Vanessa Williams and Terry O'Queen, a cheesified "Dark Shadows" charm, and, of course, Whoopi Goldberg revisiting her "Ghost" roots by once once again playing a psychic. Don't you want to know how it ends? CBS, Saturdays, 9 p.m.
Classic Brit TV. It may be Fourth of July weekend but that doesn't mean we can't honor the country we once defeated. So grab your Twinings and Hobnobs and cosy up to "Prime Suspect," "Foyles War" "Midsommer Murder" and "Miss Marple," which are just a few of the titles now available on Acorn TV's online streaming service, available at AcornOnline.com/TV.
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Soccer (aka football) is more than just a fun, popular, international sport. Soccer plays a role in international development by funding global education, effecting positive social change and producing renewable energy. Yes, renewable energy.
Soccer and Society
Soccer is unique in that it crosses all geographic, ethnic and religious boundaries. While almost everyone on this planet knows of, plays or has watched others play football, aside from goals scored and long standing team rivalries, rarely do we hear about the more important value and ability for this and other sports to effect positive social change.
Sports engage people, foster teamwork, release endorphins and teach young people important life lessons about hard work, dedication and relying on others. Perhaps more importantly, sports like soccer help to keep kids off the streets and away from drugs and violence. Since this is particularly true and important in the developing world, I was excited to discover that there are a surprising number of organizations out there trying to do good through soccer. Beyond Sport brings these organizations together by promoting, developing, and funding the use of sport to create positive social change around the world. It connects these sports do-gooders through an awards program, an annual summit and a networking platform.
A boy practices at the Sierra Leone Youth Football Development Centre
Soccer and Education
With traditional forms of foreign assistance falling short, education advocates are looking for an innovative approach to financing global education and the answer seems to be soccer. The UN has recently asked FIFA to institute a 0.4 percent educational tax on broadcasting and sponsorship revenues from the upcoming 2010 World Cup as well as the five European leagues until 2015. The tax would generate an estimated $48 million per year until the next World Cup in 2014 and could help give 2 million children access to a basic education. The impact this kind of funding could have is crucial, especially in a time when traditional sources of funding are stagnating and even declining (2007) according to studies by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Soccer and Energy
Ever wonder what happens to the energy generated by a kick, pass or dribble? Although I've always been an avid soccer fan I can't say that this thought has ever crossed my mind, but fortunately that was not the case for 4 girls in an engineering class who came up with this brilliant idea. They call it a sOccket and are currently finalizing this soccer ball of the future. The ball absorbs the energy of impact, stores it and later makes the energy available to power a light bulb, charge a cell phone, or well, you get the idea. The ball has already been piloted in South Africa and further development is being funded by the youth humanitarian program at the Clinton Global Initiative. This kind of energy would offer an alternative to kerosene lamps, which are frequently used in developing countries and can be harmful to one's health.
Kids in South Africa testing out sOcket balls
Football promoted Gender Equality in Iran
What A Neat Idea!
I don't believe that soccer
Soccer is vital for our future
Soccer and economic development
I do believe in All sport can save the world
I must add that this a game
Soccer can be the language of Peace. I must add that this is a game played by many and watched by billions of people. Such a huge audience are definitely sharing one thing. For example take the World Cup games. This is amazing that during that event the whole world unites. It can definitely help the peace in the world. Soccer can be the language of Peace.
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|2010-06-12, 00:31
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or rather the Saints would just use their super human strength and beat out Touma. IB would work on supernatural powers and phenomenon but it wouldn't work on a strong being physically to begin with.
Any form of telepathic or teleporting or even a ritual type or area of effect where IB is present would ALL BE CANCEL OUT.
|2010-06-12, 04:38
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While I'm reading some material for vol 20 and remembering some stuffs.
I remember something or rather I think of something that might connect all.
I wonder if imagine breaker real form is a dagger or a sword. The holy stone that Fianmma wants. His trying to complete his power but so far it's all related to Micheal and his holy right. And from the previews comments about Imagine Breaker and when I saw pointing a sword or rather standing on the top of Lucifer. I just thought that what if Imagine Breaker is the one Micheal Use to seal the Demon Lucifer and put him in his place.
It just felt great if it's real form is a sword or rather I prefer a dagger. I want to see Touma wield a dagger and cut paths the dimension destroying everything on his path. Just like what Fianmma said about him being the same as Fiamma. They both obliterate anything that blocks their path.
|2010-06-12, 04:49
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I asked about the mental intrusions (telepathy) mostly because Mikoto wants to help Touma about his memories by finding Mental Out, who is an esper.
The feather spell effect was presented as permanent and considering that his personality is pretty much unchanged from before that incident it wouldn't present any new information to him, except perhaps his outings with Mikoto and his interactions with Index prior to it, so who knows.
|2010-06-12, 05:15
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Anyway, you probably should think bigger. With all the hints of Kamijo Touma being [La Persona superiore a Dio], whatever his power is- there's a chance it's higher than Angels. Here's my speculation, it's totally out of there and unproven but it's been bugging me for awhile.
I think that Imagine Breaker might be related to the 'Throne of God', which is said to represent God's authority and power. Since Touma's power is to negate/destroy all powers that doesn't exist from this world, it's like an admin kicking out things that doesn't belong in this world that 'God' created. I'm not saying he's God, but that Imagine Breaker is meant to carry out God's authority or law that things which doesn't belong in this world, shouldn't be in this world.
If this somewhat sounds familiar, it's probably because you heard it from someone with a similar power
P.S - By the way, people tend to forget, but Lucifer is still an Angel... Supernatural, Lol.
|2010-06-12, 05:52
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If it means to kick out thins which are alien to this world then that means that the god and angel aren't meant on that world too which is contradicting each other.
If his the co-admin of the world then again his against the creator of that world. It's acting as bipolar to each other which is confusing at all.
I just want to see him go into dark side of the force.
|2010-06-12, 06:05
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As for God... That's why he is [La Persona superiore a Dio].
If you look at God from the Science side perspective, God is like a SYSTEM and not a being, the laws of physics and such that the world is bound to. The laws of physic could be considered God's 'authority' and the [Throne of God], Imagine Breaker, is to uphold that law. Also Imagine Breaker doesn't affect the lifeforce of the planet could be explain by that it is originally a part of nature in this world.
BUT... If Touma can somehow update Imagine Breaker like how Accelerator can update his Redirection... Maybe he can even deny the laws of this world.
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|2010-06-12, 06:28
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<joke>It might be that Touma's IB is some sort of the God Hands, and he apparently only have the right hand and is missing the left. And if he somehow awakens he'll be the Gene of Indexverse, defeating enemies not with a single punch, but hundreds of them in seconds!</joke>
Just joking, if any of you still think I'm serious.
At this time, according to what we've known is that his IB is in his right hand, can negate (supposedly) unnatural powers such as magic or esper ability, and as of volume 20 he is creative enough to use his ability's shortcomings (that he can't completely negate Accelerator's wings) as an advantage in combat. Any further upgrade, no matter how tiny... I can only think things will get interesting...
|2010-06-12, 08:42
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but his still considered weak no matter on how you look at it. Just like what Accelerator said. His power is still consider weak on it's own and I think that just add the fun on watching how the fight would develop knowing that the hero is weak (aside from Accelerator)
But really him being an admin of this "world" and moderating the entering of alien laws and removing them. I also like the idea but that didn't connect on fianmma wanting it. Because it would just erase his power even if Fianmma said that his the main course and he needed preparation for it. But from the vol 20 it looks like his only interested mostly on the "archangel Micheal" and it just be more connecting if his someone connected to it too. Though
it looks like curtana original is that sword which is used to finish of the fallen angel.
|2010-06-12, 08:47
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I've honestly not idea what Fiamma intends to do with Touma's Imagine Breaker, I saw a something on the Toaru wikia that said that Imagine Breaker could remove the Original Sin from his body completely- Doesn't sound reliable to me, but what would I know?
|2010-06-12, 08:53
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|2010-06-12, 09:23
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wings that shines the brightest and most beautiful and he eventually starts to overthrow god but ended up being punished for it.
quite ironic is this world where ones teaching is the god is almighty and perfect but it ones start to question it they would only say what could a human being do to question a god's plan?
And if touma stands at the middle but his powers are currently doesn't fit for it. Unless the holy stone moves into the center of his body or his heart which maybe with it he can utilize it's full power by creating a space of unaffected by alien laws.
|2010-06-12, 11:23
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Touma's condition is known as retrograde amnesia, where he is unable to recall events before the trauma. Aside from the whole magic feather thing, Touma's condition is fairly common in that amnesia is usually associated with brain damage.
There is a misconception among some writers that amnesia can easily be cured. You must have seen some comedies where a person gets a head injury and can't remember anything, then near the end of the episode the person gets another head injury and suddenly he's cured of his amnesia. It doesn't work that way.
Realistically, there's no way for Touma to be cured, because that requires Touma's lost brain cells to be restored exactly the way it was before, from the cells themselves to all the complex folds and neural connections that are made between brain cells.
Fictionally, it's not hard. You could make magic to do anything. On the scientific side, you could make some claim that all cells have their own "memory" or data of every other cell in the body right down to a T, and when the body tries to repair a cell, it draws on that memory, then just have either the Heaven Canceller or the Queen stimulate the brain to repair itself. It's a stretch, but then again this is the same writer who gave Mikoto's arcade coin the destructive power of a mini-nuke, despite it going only three times the speed of sound.
|2010-06-12, 12:12
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Heaven's canceler would have cure him already if the fried brain cells could be cure. But the fact that the heaven's canceler doesn't do anything means his beyond repair on his field of science. Unless they do a round about way to fix it. Theirs no way of fixing it.
And for touma being the admin of the worlds standard. What if he goes hay wire like Tohno Shiki which from the perception of death to the origins of death can be seen. In touma's case
from mere illusion being killed he started killing the standards of this world too.
I love to see touma gain the ability of death god's perceptions. It's just that his using his fist is GAR but I want to see him utilize other stuffs. He uses his brain has tactics in battle but bare hands fighting is too much manly. I want to see him wield weapon too like Aqua with his 3.5 meter Ascalon.
|2010-06-12, 12:43
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Looks like someone has started translating chapter 8 of Volume 10.
|2010-06-12, 12:49
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Not only that there is also Volume 17, prologue and a part of the vol.20.
|2010-06-12, 15:01
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among the chapters of the vol 20. The only thing I haven't read yet is chapter 3.
But I was surprised. That was an actual translation not a summary of vol 20 chapter 4 part 5. That explains the details on some stuffs.
|2010-06-12, 17:30
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Finished the chart. If there's any issues you can note with it, PM me.
Spoiler for Chart:
I also read the summaries, and unless I misunderstood it, Rikou is oddly fluent in Russian. Makes me wonder if Touma knew another language before his amnesia.
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