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A lifelike wolf sculpture stalked the commons area. Yoga manuals and musical composition score sheets were carried tenderly in nervous hands. Carnivorous plants were displayed expectantly next to greenhouse building models. Teens gathered to "ooh and ahh" over their friends' work.
That snapshot summarizes the excitement and wonder found in the hallways of Hood River Valley High School on Jan. 26 when close to 150 students arrived to present their semester-long Extended Application projects to a cadre of 75 adult judges.
Angel Gabriel Najera, 16, worked for three months to construct his very realistic wire and fabric sculpture of an American gray wolf.
"It took me about 60 hours to build," said Najera, who hopes to be some kind of artist in the future. "This was my first 3-D art experience."
Najera's 24-year-old sister, Lionor Najera, a former HRV graduate, was proudly standing at Angel's side while he put the final touches on his project presentation. She shared her own observations of the EA project night.
"I like how they're doing things that are more active for the students now," Lionor said. "It surprised me. We didn't have this when I went here. For my brother, this boosted his imagination."
For Najera, the new statewide mandate, requiring every junior or senior to complete an in-depth project prior to graduation, created an exciting opportunity that led to success and career exploration.
Looking around the hallways at well-dressed teens carrying briefcases, portfolios and completed construction-based projects, it appeared that most other students invested a similar amount of effort into their experience and came away with comparable success stories.
Travis Monahan, 17, couldn't bring his 6-by-8-by-9-foot polycarbonate greenhouse onto school grounds, but was able to bring a scale model and a sample of the carnivorous plants he plans to grow in his now-finished EA project.
"I hope to sell the plants I grow inside this at farmer's markets," said Monahan, whose mother, Pam, helped carry Travis' model and plant samples. Travis' hands were full with a presentation board and books on Venus flytraps.
"The judges were great," said Monahan, who plans to major in botany at OSU. Like the rest of the presenting students, Monahan was required to present his EA project to a panel of three community judges who evaluated both the project's rigor and the student's oral and visual presentation of the project.
According to Wendy Herman, EA night co-coordinator, volunteer judges for the evening came from every part of the community - not simply parents of existing students.
"We have retired people, former parents, current parents, district staff people," said Herman. "We have veterans who have been here every year and many people who came tonight for the first time."
Some judges come to "check out" what their younger students will be required to do in the future.
"My son will be doing this next year and I hope to be able to give him tips on what to do and not do," said Craig Danner, a first-time volunteer judge.
Others come just to share the excitement.
"This is completely different than I was in school," said Wes Bailey, who has been a judge three times now. "The kids have put an amazing amount of time and effort into their projects."
Amanda McCafferty, 17, awaited judges Danner, Bailey and Pennie Burns, as they finished up their brief summary of their experience. She was the next student scheduled to present in their judging room.
McCafferty came with an in-depth PowerPoint presentation on knee replacement surgery, a topic she researched based on her interest in a future career in medicine.
In another room down the hall, judges Mary Jensen, Michelle Redmond and Debbie Dorich took a short break between students to share their experience.
"This can be a hard time for kids with lots of big decisions," said Jensen. "I think having adults interested in them, outside of their teachers and parents, really makes a difference."
"It is a great project. It is good for kids to start learning presentation skills. This really prepares them for life outside of school," Redmond said.
"I think it is so fun to see all the different projects and see the kids present," said Dorich, who started judging when her oldest son, Leo, completed his EA project. "The kids really step up for this."
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Around-the-World Dribble
One of Alimoe's favourites, this move has the potential to embarrass your defender in a big way.
- Dribble the ball between your legs to your right hand.
- Cuff the ball between your hand and wrist and swing it over your defender's head from right to left.
- Wrap your arm around your left hip so that the ball bounces behind your back.
- Regain the dribble with your right hand.
Fool 'Em
This one has been known to bring the crowd onto the court. Get it right, and you'll earn some real respect on the blacktop.
- Dribble between your right and left hand a few times and try to create a little space between you and your defender.
- With your right hand, put the ball on the floor (make sure it's perfectly still) slightly wide of your left foot. At this point, your body will be turned somewhat.
- Pause for a moment to allow the defender to make a move for the ball and, as they reach for it, put the ball between their legs*. Then, simply run around them to retrieve it, and the trick is complete.
*This can be done either by slapping it so that pops off the ground, then bouncing it between their legs, or simply by pushing the ball so that it rolls through.Read More
Tee Trick
Although this one is initially difficult, a little practice is all it takes to get it right.
- When facing your defender, dribble the ball and catch it under your shirt.
- Turn slightly to the left and hit the ball with your right hand so that comes out of your shirt at roughly your right hip.
- If aimed properly, it will bounce between your defender's legs. Run around them and retrieve the ball.
Although this one can be extremely embarrassing for your defender, it may also land you in hot water, so be careful when you use it.
- With the defender close to you, take the ball in both hands and reach behind their head with it.
- Bounce the ball high off the floor (aim to hit a spot about five inches behind their feet).
- As they turn around to catch the ball, grab their shorts and pull them down.
Where Did It Go?
Although most often seen on the blacktop, Stephon Marbury brought this trick to the NBA when he fooled Vlade Divac in an All-Star game.
- Take your defender into the block and body them until they put their arms up.
- Pivot to face them and, with the ball in one hand, reach and hold it behind them. They should turn around.
- Quickly flip it back over the top of them while they are turning. You should now have the ball with their head turned. From here, you have a number of options.
The Ghetto Leapfrog
This trick is extremely difficult (and potentially dangerous), so it should only be attempted if you're confident you can pull it off safely. A variation on the move can be seen on the "Notic" mixtape.
- Create a little space between you and your defender.
- Dribble the ball through your legs, but catch it between your knees as it passes through.
- Stand upright and, if your defender does not make an attempt to take the ball from between your knees, beckon them over and point to it.
- When they reach down to take the ball, drop it and kick it away.
- Then, while they are still bent over, put your hands on their back and leapfrog over them.
Drop 'Em
This move drops more defenders than any other, yet it is far less complicated than most crossover moves.
- Perform a simple right-to-left crossover.
- Take two hard dribbles to your left.
The Flintstone Shuffle
This is one of the moves that made Hot Sauce famous, and it's very simple. It's most effective when you're playing against an honest, tight defender.
- When your defender draws close to you, dribble the ball behind their foot so that it bounces five or six feet vertically.
- As it is in the air, run a few paces to one side (preferably not the side of the foot behind which you bounced the ball) as if you were going for the ball. The defender should follow you.
- Quickly return to retrieve the ball.
Fake Behind-the-Back Dribble
This is a very straightforward move best used in combination with others, or simply while freestyling.
- Dribble the ball between your legs to your right hand.
- Move the ball behind your back as if to throw a pass.
- Bend your knee and dribble the ball under your right leg.
- Take the ball in your right hand again.
The Boomerang
Hot Sauce brought this trick to the scene when he seriously freaked a defender with it in the second And 1 mixtape.
- Cock the ball back as if you are going to throw a one-handed pass over your defender's shoulder.
- Just prior to the moment of release, turn your wrist inwards and flick it so as to send the ball directly into the air. Your follow-through should be across your body.
Love for the game
Love is a word that is loosing its real meaning these days. Looking it up on the dictionary, the definition that it yields is as follows; "A deep, tender ineffable feeling-An intense emotional attachment to a person or a treasured object". I love Basketball. It consumes my thoughts, affects my actions, and it contributes to a huge part of my lifestyle. To me, Basketball is represented by three words that begin with the letter S. Read More
Water rehabilitation for player with lower back pain
A small portion of all backaches do have clear causes-for instance, a ruptured disk or some underlying disease. But in the great majority of cases, the exact diagnosis isn't known. Is the cause of a basketball player's backache that sudden movement yesterday when he bent to pick up a ball, or is the problem that he has been exercising too much? Or could it be his poor posture, or just everyday wear and tear? In fact, it's probably a combination of all these. Read More
Ankle sprain
You feel the ankle twist, you let out a cry and you know you've got a sprain. It sounds like a minor thing, but the injury can have a serious affect on your season unless it's treated correctly and the ankle retrained. Basketball is a game of rapid changes of direction, as well as continual jumping and landing. Unfortunately, these activities increase the chances of the basketball players suffering an ankle sprain.
If the worst happens, every player should know exactly what they should do to speed their recovery and enable their return to the court as quickly as possible. Read More
If the worst happens, every player should know exactly what they should do to speed their recovery and enable their return to the court as quickly as possible. Read More
Defense on fast break
Fast Breaks are always to the advantage of the offense, but if you stop one it can be very big for your team. One On One If you are running back by your self to defend against one man, you first must run to get in front of him. Now that you are in front of him, wait until you get inside the 3 point line. Now turn around and run backwards, so that he is in front of you and the basket is behind you. Don't let him shoot, he will probably try to drive in on you and cross you over. He won't start to post you up because that will slow the whole thing down. If you can't get in front of him, foul him because he might miss his free throws. Read More
Defense on a pick 'n roll
A pick and roll is an offensive play that is designed to create mismatches and open players on the offense. This is a very nice offensive play and that is why you have to know how to defend against it. There is no one thing that I can tell you that will hold true for every screen, it all depends on the circumstance, so use your instinct on picks and rolls. If the offensive center comes up to set a pick on the guard who is defending the guard with the ball, you as the defensive center must step out in front of the guard to slow him down. this allows the defending guard time to get past the screen and back to his man. as soon as you feel that the guard is covered again, quickly run back to your center who is now on the roll towards the basket. If you, as the center, get beat on the center's roll the forward is responsible to slide over and help. You can now see how much trouble these picks and rolls can be. The guard, center and forward can be affected by it. Read More


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You're more likely to get a doctor's appointment in Canada if you're rich than if you're poor, even though the government pays the bills, according to a new study.
In the spring and summer of 2011, a team of Canadian researchers posing as prospective patients cold-called 375 doctors offices in Ontario to schedule a check-up.
The researchers posed in each call as one of four types: a wealthy banker in good health, a wealthy banker with diabetes and back problems, a welfare recipient in good health, or a welfare recipient with diabetes and back problems.
Overall, the callers were 50% more likely to be offered an appointment when they posed as bankers than when they posed as welfare recipients.


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It's Time To Update Our Privacy Laws: Tell Your Elected Officials To Reform ECPA Now
from the about-time dept
Last week there was some buzz about a possible manager's amendment from Leahy that would open the door to various federal agencies being able to issue subpoenas without having to get warrants, but Leahy has since insisted that he will introduce no such amendment. Whether it was because of the outcry about it, or if it was never really intended, is a point of some debate. But, either way, the outcry did make some impact -- though not enough. There are still rumors of similar privacy destroying amendments from other Senators at the markup, which is slated for this upcoming Thursday.
In particular, it is expected that Senator Chuck Grassley is planning to sell out the 4th Amendment by offering an amendment even worse than the one discussed last week. It would take away the requirement for a warrant for many more federal agencies. Apparently, Senator Grassley thinks that the whole requirement of warrants based on probable cause before searches can take place is a recommendation, rather than the law of the land.
Given that, a bunch of groups and organizations have teamed up to set up VanishingRights.com, a site asking people to contact your Senator today, especially if they're on the Senate Judiciary Committee (list, with phone numbers, is on the website), to let them know that (a) you support ECPA reform that requires a warrant and (b) you oppose any amendment, such as Senator Grassley's that would take away that warrant requirement. The website has tools for emailing, but also phone numbers and a possible script for calling. If you can, I highly recommend that you call rather than email, as it has a much stronger impact.
If you believe that privacy matters, and that your electronic documents deserve the basic privacy that a warrant provides, rather than just letting law enforcement sniff through your emails freely, now is the time to speak up.


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Now that the days are shorter and the nights longer, it's a great time of year to find photo subjects after dark. City lights can often be interesting enough to be their own subject, especially if you find a vantage point with a sweeping view, but something as simple as a single street light can provide the illumination for an interesting image. For this assignment, show us your creativity with artificial light after sunset. Enter by midnight, November 29.
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the fuck did I just watch
I turned it off after a minute.
I assume after that he shows you the basement where he keeps the abducted children?
unboxing videos are the creepiest on Youtube
the way these people methodically take shit out of packaging has some serious serial killer connotations


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Well, to each his own. My best attempt at a political comic was put up Wednesday but it's more of a radical view. Hey, in case you forgot, I still think you're doing a great job with the comic so keep going!
But anyway, is it just me, or is your font not big enough? Sometimes its just a bit hard to read.
And as vote as people SHOULD have voted Green party, come on, that'll never work, even though this country would have been better off.
Anyway, Gore being in office would have made things much different. First off, there's a lot of people saying that the 9/11 bombings wouldn't have even happened. When you think about it, maybe it wouldn't have...after all, what did Bush do right off the bat, that's right, he puts the country into a state of national emergency. Okay, Saddam Hussien may be evil and all, but I seriously doubt they have weapons. Maybe we just want cheap fuel or something.
The general ignorance and apathy of most of the American public doesn't seem to help the situation much either.
I know I'm not usually depressing and this post was kind of depressing, so I'll lighten the mood:


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A Rhode Island judge on Tuesday denied a request by West Virginia University to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Big East Conference over the university's bid to make a quick exit for the Big 12.
Providence County Superior Court Judge Michael Silverstein rejected all of the university's arguments for dismissal.
The school had argued the Rhode Island courts did not have the authority to decide the matter and should defer to the courts in West Virginia, where the first civil suit was filed in this dispute.
The university also claimed it can't be sued in Rhode Island because it has sovereign immunity as an agency of the state of West Virginia and was not properly notified by the Big East of its lawsuit.
Court spokesman Craig Berke said the timetable for future legal proceedings in Rhode Island has not been determined.
The Big East's lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and an order that West Virginia stay in the conference for 27 months.
West Virginia accepted an invitation from the Big 12 in October and hopes to join in time for the 2012 football season.
Since then the school and Big East have each sued the other and filed motions to dismiss the other's lawsuits. A West Virginia judge earlier this month refused to dismiss a university lawsuit against the Big East.
A trial in the case filed in West Virginia is scheduled for June 25, which is five days before the university plans to leave the Big East.
The Big East countersued in Rhode Island on Nov. 4, four days after the university filed its suit, alleging that West Virginia helped craft the bylaws and cannot now ignore them. The Big East says an early exit by the university would do irreparable harm to the conference.
WVU has already sent half of the required $5 million exit fee to the Big East, and it contends that by accepting the down payment, the conference agreed to the immediate withdrawal.
WVU contends the conference violated its responsibility to members by failing to balance the number of football-playing and non-football schools. But the Big East says the bylaws have no such requirement.
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Entertainment Weekly's home page trumpets its main coverage subjects directly beneath its logo: TV, TV Recaps, Movies, Music, Books, Video.
The addition of TV Recaps came in late April, and its presence — independent of TV and ahead of Movies and Music — says much about how people currently experience entertainment and its coverage and how mainstream outlets are trying to cater to them.
In the old media world, writers were expected to tell readers what they didn't know. In the current, online-dominated one, writers often gain more traction telling readers what they already do.
Hence: recaps, which exist less for the we-watched-it-so-you-don't-have-to benefits...


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NORTHAMPTON, Mass. – Sophomores Madison Douglas (Concord, Mass.) and Mounica Paturu (Acton, Mass.) led the way for the MIT women's fencing team at The Big One Invitational hosted by Smith College on Saturday. Douglas captured the bronze medal in the sabre competition as she tied for third place while Paturu secured fifth place in the epee field.
Douglas went undefeated in pool play and after a first-round bye she advanced to the semifinals where she was edged out by her foe from Brown University, 15-14. Freshman Cordelia Avery (New York, N.Y.) also went through her pool unscathed but her run came to an end in the round of 16, resulting in an 11th-place finish. Sophomore Feyza Haskaraman (Kayseri, Turkey) and junior Eliza Mace (Lansdowne, Va.) secured spots in the second round after producing ledgers of 4-2 and 3-3 in their pools to rank 26th and 31st overall. Junior Rui Wang (Lexington, Mass.), senior Sally Wolfe (Madison, Wis.), and freshman Lara Araujo (Fortaleza, Brazil) rounded out the Engineers with placements of 40th, 53rd, and 63rd.
In the epee competition, Paturu had a 6-0 performance in pool play, earned a bye in the first round and battled her way to the quarterfinals where she fell by a 15-11 margin. Sophomore Manting Lao (Columbus, Ohio) finished 19th as she went 5-1 in round robin action and was edged out, 15-14, in the second round. In her intercollegiate debut, Diana Hernandez (Lawrenceville, Ga.) won three of the six bouts in her pool before bowing out in the first round to place 39th overall. Sophomore Cecilia Cisar (Cypress, Texas) picked up a win in her pool while her appearance in the first round helped her rank 56th. Freshmen Crystal Cockerill (Phoenix, Ariz.) and Laura Tung (Palo Alto, Calif.) completed the contingent in 62nd and 63rd place.
Junior Rebecca Shi (Plainsboro, N.J.) and freshman Jessica Li (Englewood, Colo.) led the way for the foil team by claiming 17th and 18th place as they both went 5-1 in their pools and advanced to the round of 32. Junior Sherry Ren (Beijing, China) and freshmen Diana Lamaute (Chapel Hill, N.C.) and Lynda Tang (San Jose, Calif.) came in next at 38th, 39th, and 40th. The trio turned in 3-3 ledgers in their pools but Ren was the only one to get past the first round. Sophomore Ceri Riley (Kirkland, Wash.) closed out the day in 47th place as she picked up two wins in her pool.
Next up for MIT will the first Northeast Fencing Conference competition of the year to be hosted at Brown on Saturday, Nov. 16.


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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Tripoli restaurants Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Tripoli restaurants Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Africa Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message ntropyJoined: 11 Oct 2003Posts: 669Location: ghurba Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 12:01 pm Post subject: Tripoli restaurants Anybody have any recommendations for restaurants in Tripoli Libya? Back to top VteacherJoined: 09 Feb 2007Posts: 20 Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 1:27 pm Post subject: Sure have. The serve-yourself buffet on the top floor of the international airport. About the best I ever found in that fine city. Plus it has the added bonus of having the departure gates just a floor or two below. Enjoy. Back to top biffinbridgeJoined: 05 May 2003Posts: 701Location: Frank's Wild Years Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 11:37 am Post subject: erm I went to the one by that Roman arch thing.Most of the things on the menu were unavailable but the 'mutton bone soup' was a winner-despite the fact it was meant to be stew. Try the 5 star hotel for anything edible. Back to top ntropyJoined: 11 Oct 2003Posts: 669Location: ghurba Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 2:28 pm Post subject: Yeah, I've been to the Roman arch place (Athurs). Not that good for the price frankly. The 5-Star hotel (Corinthia) has a smashing buffet for the price. Any more? Back to top anniewhizzJoined: 19 Feb 2007Posts: 15 Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:02 pm Post subject: ntropy, how is libya? I have also been thinking of working there. i am a primary teacher but would like to teach English. So far, I haven't had much luck with a job. Think I really need to get a CELTA certificate. Any advice? Back to top ntropyJoined: 11 Oct 2003Posts: 669Location: ghurba Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:47 pm Post subject: I think you've given yourself the best advice already. Need some sort of certificate. Teaching primary and ESL are two different cats and you need something to show employers you can do it. Libya is very pleasant and nice. I recommend it as a place of employment. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Africa Forum All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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The weather was springlike on Friday and I had the good fortune of accompanying Howard Reisman and Vicki Bustamante to a Southampton Town preserve that I hadn't visited since the spring of 1979. At that time the 50 acres or so of wooded bottomland on each side of a meandering stream was in private hands. It was up before the Southampton Town Planning Board as a proposed subdivision with umpteen parcels.
I was with the Group for America's South Fork then, specializing in wetlands. I visited the site and found that it was heavily treed and the wetlands had many different rushes, sedges, and ferns, as well as a tall lily, Indian poke, which I had never seen before during my numerous wanderings throughout the South Fork.
At the time several large subdivisions were being considered in both Southampton and East Hampton and this was one of those sites, almost entirely covered with wetlands. I knew about New York State's Freshwater Wetlands Act, passed a few years earlier, and so enlisted the aid of two state Environmental Conservation staffers, Charles Hamilton and Charles Bowman, to accompany me for a look-see. As a result of that "site inspection" the wetlands were mapped and the subdivision application withdrawn. The wetlands were among the first on the South Fork to become protected under the act.
That era was the beginning of a local land development bubble that didn't burst until "Black Monday" of 1989. During that 10-year period about 10,000 acres in Southampton and East Hampton were slated for development. As it turns out, less than 50 percent made it through the review process. The rest was saved and is now public.
This entire site was now not only preserved, but the Southampton Trails Preservation Society recently plotted out a nice circular trail covering most of it, replete at several points with very small footbridges crossing the meandering stream. Mr. Reisman is a professor emeritus of Southampton College and an active member of the society. He led Vicki and me and abided our many, many stops to look at and photograph this and that plant, this and that tree, this and that lichen-covered glacial erratic.
It turns out that when walking the site 33 years ago I had missed much of its glory. I had been looking down most of the time, picking out this or that wetland plant, but hadn't seen the trees for the forest. Ms. Bustamante, however, examined every plant, big or little, with a sharp botanist's eye. It's a good thing she came along, because what we realized at the end of ourtwo-mile trek was that we had been walking not only through a mature hardwood bottomland forest, but one that was relictual for the South Fork, as it contained several trees that most of our woodlands don't have.
First we came upon yellow birch — they also occur on Gardiner's Island — with its peeling bark; then hop hornbeam; then witch hazel; a little farther on, shagbark hickory; then swamp white oak, and lastly a very tall sycamore, trunk blotched brown and gray, with only a few prickly fruit balls very high up, one of which had made it to the ground. How many sycamores do you see in the wild on Long Island? Very, very few. Vicki would propagate more of them from that one seedy prickly ball we found.
There wasn't much of an understory. A few high-bush blueberries, naptha-smelling spice bush, a few patches of huckleberries and low-bush blueberries, oddly no dogwoods or shadblow. Among the lianas were some venerable fox grape vines three inches around, a few poison ivies, and not one single Asiatic bittersweet. There were a few spots with clumps of invasives, however, including some privet, wineberry, garlic mustard, daffodils, and a touch of phragmites. It's very hard for invasives to get a toehold in a such a mature forest with such an all-encompassing canopy with very few openings.
It was too early for ferns and wildflowers to show their stuff, but there was one skunk cabbage ready to bloom at the edge of the stream. There were an uncommon number of glacial erratics of all sizes in a form of boulder train, suggesting that the glacier paused for a longish time on this site while it was retreating to the north.
Oddly, not a single evergreen tree or shrub was to be seen, although there were more than a few fallen eastern red cedars from a previous age slowly rotting away. Except for two sedges, mosses, and an aquatic liverwort, the only evergreen was the princess pine, not a conifer but one of the club mosses in the genus Lycopodium. There are a few other stands of princess pine on the South Fork, though by and large they are uncommon. Because of the miniature pinelike appearance and tough green needle-covered branches, they were popular in the 1800s and early 1900s at Christmastime; many a princess pine from Long Island woods was plucked from the leaf litter and sold on the streets of New York to be used as ornamentation during the holidays.
We only saw and heard one bird during the entire two-and-one-half hours it took to traverse the course, a hairy woodpecker. This species used to be the second most common woodpecker after the downy woodpecker, a smaller look-alike, but has largely been replaced by the red-bellied woodpecker from the South.
Needless to say, we were all very happy that such a near-pristine woodland, serving as the origin of an ancient stream, North Sea's Millstone Brook, has been spared from the bulldozer's blade, and should go on to outlive us all while maintaining its historically mint condition.


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Posted 15 July 2008 - 05:34 PM
I was just wasting my time on the net, and then I found by chance a game called Orochi Warriors. I just tried to see what was this game about... I watched the game system at youtube,,, and I got interested... Then I tried the PC version and it was very entertaining.... There were a lot of Characters to choose and what I liked most... You wouldn't get bored of killing bad guys.... there are plenty of them!
I just wondered to know if you tried it and if you had the chance to compare both versions... I'm thinking to buy a ps2 once for all... because there are many cool games I'd like to try... This game just reminded me a ps3 game demo I tried... something about Gundam Wing...
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Huh?!? Are you sure you play the right version? Warriors Orochi for PSP is exactly like the PS2 version, minus the cutscenes in the ending and between battles. The map is one huge map now, instead of the tactical board.
Yeh I played it. Don't bother with the PSP version though- they threw some turn-based crap into it and screwed up the formula.
I still love the SW tactical board style, but not the DW version though. SW is more fun
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From Dinasty Warriors I've just tried a little bit of the Third and Sixth Volume.... I felt like looking for information about these characters.... lol The Romance of the Three Kingdoms...
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Warriors Orochi 2 for the PS2 has been out for god knows how long.
I probably should ask... is there Any PS2 version for the second Warriors ORochi game... I never knew about these kind of games because I didn't get into ps2 before... I was mainly related with emulation on pc and classic games... because I felt like 3d games were not realistic (designed) yet. But this system of killing as much as you can... looked interesting... that's why I started to find out more about Samurai Warrios... even Dinasty Warriors...
From Dinasty Warriors I've just tried a little bit of the Third and Sixth Volume.... I felt like looking for information about these characters.... lol The Romance of the Three Kingdoms...
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Obituary published Nov. 13, 2012 in The Mexico Ledger
Ronald Martin Dowell, 75 of Mexico, passed away at 4:34 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012 at the University of Missouri Hospital in Columbia.
Visitation is from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the Arnold Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Karen Taylor officiating. Burial with full military honors will be in East Lawn Memorial Park.
Ronald was born Nov. 4, 1937 in Mexico, the son of Martin H. and Lucile (Reid) Dowell.
Ronald graduated from Paris High School in 1955. He then served in the U.S. Navy for three years, from Sept. 1955 to Nov. 1958.
On April 14, 1963 at Midway Christian Church in Mexico, he married Janet K. Shouse.
He was a farmer and a member of Midway Christian Church, where he had served as a Deacon. Ronald loved being a dad, husband, grandfather and neighbor.
Survivors include his wife, Janet of the home; three daughters, Lisa Dowell of Mexico, Missy Dowell of Maldives Island and Dana Dowell of Atlanta, GA; one grandson, Dwight Taylor and wife, Katie of Mexico and their children, Claire, Jacob and Brandon; his mother, Lucile Logerman of Mexico; and one brother, Mark Dowell and wife, Lynnette of Mexico.
Ronald was preceded in death by his father and one infant brother.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, 955 Woodland St., Nashville, TN 37206.
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Philip J. Francabandera Sr., 84, of Doylestown, formerly of Albrightsville, passed away Monday, Jan. 28, 2013, at Doylestown Hospital in Doylestown.
Philip was the loving husband of Gertrude (Giardella) Francabandera. They celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary on June 19, 2012. He was born in New York City, N.Y., on Sept. 24, 1928, and was a son of the late Luca and Maria (Chicarico) Francabandera.
Philip was the owner and operator of Bandera Inc. in Hazleton, where he manufactured ceramic sinks for more than 20 years until retiring.
He served our country with dedication and courage in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was a member of American Legion Post 0945 in Harrisburg and American Legion Post 927 in Gilbert.
He was an active member of the former Christ the King Catholic Church in Blakeslee. He was a member of Knights of Columbus Council 14392 in Blakeslee and Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Assembly 981 in Mount Pocono and a member of the Sons of Italy. He served our community as a former Tunkhannock supervisor and volunteered at Veterans Administration Hospital in Wilkes-Barre for many years.
We have been blessed with the presence of Philip in our lives. He will be missed by his loving and devoted wife, Gertrude; his six children and their spouses: Marianne Laurito and her husband, Richard, of Moscow; Lucy Easterday and her husband, Scott, of Lehighton; Theresa DiPasquale and her husband, Peter, of Dublin; Philip Francabandera Jr. and his wife, Juliedy, of Sinking Springs; Vincent Francabandera and his wife, Lisa, of Mountaintop; and Frank Francabandera and his wife, Laura, of Sinking Springs.
He was the loving, gentle and playful grandfather to his eight grandchildren: Lisa Kalagassy; Cassidy Akers; Brianna DiPasquale, Mackenzie DiPasquale and Payton DiPasquale; Philip Francabandera III; and Angelina Francabandera and Vincent Francabandera Jr.
He is also survived by three sisters: Lucy Roberti and her husband, Gene, of Seaford, N.Y.; Rose Mastanduno and her husband, George, of East Meadow, N.Y.; and Dora Pezzino of Moncks Corner, S.C.; one brother, Frank Francabandera and his wife, Fran, of Monroe, Conn.; and many nieces and nephews.
Philip was preceded in death by a daughter, Rosemarie Francabandera on July 4, 1999, and two siblings, Leo Francabandera and Bessie Dionisio.
Family and friends are welcome to offer their condolences from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, with vigil prayers and knights services during the evening hours, at Donald N. Gower Funeral Home Inc., Route 209, Gilbert.
Additional viewing will be held from 9 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, at the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Gilbert.
Philip will be interred next to his daughter at Buena Vista Cemetery in Brodheadsville, with military honors.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in loving memory of Philip J. Francabandera to: United Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Northeastern Pennsylvania, 425 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, PA 18503.
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Philip J. Francabandera Sr., 84, of Doylestown, formerly of Albrightsville, passed away Monday, Jan. 28, 2013, at Doylestown Hospital in Doylestown.


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker College softball team will play host to the Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls in a non-conference doubleheader on Tuesday (Mar. 11) at Saleeby-Stokes softball field.
The Cobras are coming off a two game split against the Bulldogs of Barton. The Navy and Yellow come into the contest with a 9-8 record and are led offensively by infielders Ashlee Ellen and Tayler Barcomb who both have a team high 18 hits each, to go along with .327 and .321 batting averages. Ellen is also the team leader in rbi's and homeruns with 18 and four. Pitcher Lauren Phillips will look to improve her 3.72 ERA against the Golden Bulls who come into the game with a 3-5 record.
Johnson C. Smith is led offensively by Jocelyn Hernandez and Monique Jefferson who come into the game with .625 and .346 batting averages respectively.
Game one of the doubleheader is set to begin at 2 p.m. with game two beginning at 4 p.m. Tickets for the game will be available at the game, $5 for adults, $3 for students, and free for all Coker faculty, staff and students.
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Rumors from earlier today have now been confirmed by Universal Pictures – production on the Colin Trevorrow-directed fourth "Jurassic Park" has been pushed back.
With the proposed June 13th 2014 release date now no longer on the cards, Sony has already pushed back its "21 Jump Street" sequel to that weekend.
In an official statement, Universal says:
"In coordination with filmmakers, Universal has decided to release Jurassic Park 4 at a later date giving the studio and filmmakers adequate time to bring audiences the best possible version of the fourth installment in Universal's beloved franchise.
We could not be more excited about the vision that Colin Trevorrow has created for this film, and we look forward to watching as he and the producers create another great chapter in this franchise's storied history."
The statement comes after several crew members on the project sent out tweets saying things like "JP on hold" and "Hollywood makes and crushes dreams. Goodbye JP4."
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Thursday, January 08, 2009
Evolutionary gems
One of the interesting things you'll note is the amount of molecular biology appearing in the section on the fossil record. Nevertheless, fossils have given us next to zero molecular data (even what is known is a infinitesimally small proportion of fossils in the fossil record). The reason this is possible is because of the way in which fossils fit into the tree of life: they intercalate into the branches between living branches. Thus, they act as a sort of "control" on how we propose hypotheses of morphological change -- in fact they often tell us all we can know about morphological change.
But there's more to this than just fossils: stories from population-level studies show us how the mechanisms of evolution act. Fossils and gene expression data tell us about patterns, but population studies tell us about evolution at the level of process. How natural selection and other forces act to shape the morphology, physiology, and behaviour of organisms can only be studied in real time, using population-based analyses. The work highlighted by Nature tackles important topics such as the role of natural selection in speciation, co-evolution, and the contingent nature of evolution -- the necessary consideration of phylogenetic history in studying adaptation.
Finally, we marry these two through the study of molecular processes. Mutation, gene regulation, epigenetics, these are all forces that influence the possibilities of evolution. These are the driving forces of diversification, but also the conservative nature of descent with modification. It is a slow and stumbling processes. Nature illuminates these issues by covering gene regulation studies in Galapagos finches, insects, among other worthwhile reads.
My main problem with this piece, however, is the way in which item #13 suggests that there is a fundamentally different macroevolution and microevolution. It attributes perceived large steps in evolution as real and refers to them as "macroevolutionary". This reads to me like saltationism, which seems to be bore strictly out of the argument from ignorance or the assumption that gaps in the fossil record are real. Nevertheless, it's a nice summary and worth checking out.
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- catch22 said...
After listening to your talk with Kent Hovind in YouTube about common ancestry, I must say I was impressed and googled your name. I think you did better than Michael Shermer on his debate with Hovind. Your arguments were direct and clear. It really helped me clarify some fundamental questions on evolution. Keep up the good work and I hope that you have a great career!
- SFU-FHS said...
I've just listened to your debate with Kent Hovind and was completely blown away at the sheer knowledge you possess about the field of biology and evolution.
Thank you for inspiring me (a fellow Canuck pursuing his bachelors)
- Sam Harris said...
What evidence is there showing that we descended from rocks? The answer is very simple. Some people still have them in their head.
- mark said...
Dude, do you hate your blog? You're the guy who humiliated Hovind on his own show, write some more. I'm sure you have some interesting things to say.
- merdarius said...
hey Martin,
enjoyed the read but I have an objection.
ok, I don't know how these concepts are usually used in current paleontological debate, but I get the feeling you are mixing things up a bit when arguing against macroevolution because it is saltationist.
For me, the major argument against macroevolution is that it postulates two entirely different ways of evolution, which is methodologically unattractive and goes against the "uniformitarianism" which has been a cornerstone of evolutionary theory ever since Darwin picked it up from Lyell's in turn revolutionising geology (thereby also going against the parsimony principle, Occam's razor, at heart of the scientific method itself), and also typically fails to demonstrate a realistic explanation of the mechanisms by which this second type of evolution actually works (thereby again leaving the revolutionary scientific force of darwinism behind).
Saltationism I understand as a mere model of uneven rate in evolution (back from Gould et al), as opposed to a model of a very slow pace of very smooth accumulation of very tiny changes which is called gradualism (symmetrically popularised by Dawkins). Both are useful models, and both are absurd if considered to be the law or ultimate truth of evolution - as such both are indeed falsified by available empirical evidence; there are examples of almost perfect longterm transformation series as well as examples of no visual changes for long eras and sudden changes brought about by geological or ecological events. Those working in genetics and molecular biology sometimes favor gradualism because it emphasises the genetic level as a driving force in evolution, those who work with organisms (systematists and ecologists) often favor saltationism because it emphasises historical and population-level drama. Perhaps one could also say that aspergerians and logicians favor gradualist explanations because they enjoy the simplicity of linear models, while poets & hegelians like myself, psychedelics and even poststructuralists favor saltationist explanations because they enjoy the dynamism of non-linear models. But evolution itself doesn't conform to one of the models.
- Saul L said...
Good morning Dr. Martin I'd appreciate very much your opinion about this videos:
They explain the appearance of species without evolution, but with predefined genetic profiles but with environment influence. I'm an Electronics student, I like science but I'm just a layman on genetics, biology or biochemistry, so your enlightenment would be crucial to me on this matter: Evolution. Those videos got me convinced so, I'm being hoaxed by them?
Regards, Saul L.atencid
- Chris said...
Hello, Dr. Brazeau, congratulations on completing your studies.
I would just like to say I'm another YouTube wanderer who googled my way here after witnessing your merciless torture of Kent Hovind.
I realise with the knowledge you have in evolutionary biology, taking on Hovind was a little like knocking on a door with a hydrogen bomb, but I enjoyed it immensely anyway.
When he finally returns from his well deserved, enforced vacation, will you be gracing us with round two?
I realise it is a bit of a drag for an educated person to converse with such oxygen wasters, but it's just so damn entertaining.
Good luck with your career, Dr. Brazeau, I hope to read more of your fascinating blogs, and hear more of your irreverent, intellectual pruning of our misinformed Creationist brethren.
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Hi there sir. Are you ready for this?! I doubt it, lol. Yer not a human. By the way you talk, I would say you've never been a human and if you were at one time, you have surely lost all of yer humanity. You are a vampire.
So, Mr. I like to drink blood - where do vampires fit into evolution, because I think I missed that chapter.
Science says you don't exist, how does that feel?! Yer not a real person. How does that feel?!
Shapeshifting... a product of evolution, right?! The power to manipulate atoms, and turn into anything... all came from random mutations right, lol.
You are a pitiful excuse for a person. I heard yer debate with Hovind, and the sound of yer voice made me want to puke.
You have no idea what it even means to be a human. You are a product of the devil, not of evolution.
Nested hierarchy doesn't mean shit... it's a dynamic, conceptual framework... that can be changed when need be - by simply creating a new branch anytime you find an organism that doesn't fit anywhere else.
Which means - there is no way to falsify common ancestor except with the fossil record... WHICH CLEARLY DOES FALSIFY THE UCD HYPOTHESIS, because the predictions (fine, gradated, intermediate forms) made by Darwin's theory are not present in the fossil record.
Cambrian Explosion, game over. It disproves Darwinian Evolution and common ancestor... the type of diversity of life we see today, just appeared all at the same time without a gradual branching from a common ancestor. FAIL!


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown reversed a parole board and denied on Friday the release of a former Charles Manson follower who served more than 43 years in prison.
It was the third time a California governor denied the release of Bruce Davis, 71, a member of the murderous Manson Family who was convicted in the 1969 slayings of musician Gary Hinman and stuntman Donald "Shorty" Shea.
In March, the parole board once again found that he was suitable for parole based on his age, conduct in prison — he became a born-again Christian in prison, earned a doctoral degree in philosophy of religion, ministers to other inmates — and other factors.
FILE - This undated file photo provided by the California Department of Corrections shows Bruce Davis. California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday Aug. 8, 2014, reversed a parole board and denied the release of Davis, a former Charles Manson follower who has served more than 40 years in prison. Davis was convicted with Manson and others in the murders of a musician and a stuntman during a killing spree in the late 1960s. (AP Photo/California Department Of Corrections, File)
Brown lauded Davis for his efforts to improve himself. However, he wrote in his five-page decision that the evidence shows Davis "currently poses an unreasonable danger to society if released from prison."
Davis' attorney, Michael Beckman, called the governor's decision "horrible" and vowed to keep fighting until Davis is released from prison.
Davis long maintained that he was a bystander in the killings, but in recent years he has acknowledged his shared responsibility.
Brown said his refusal to grant parole to Davis last year was based on the gravity of his offenses as well his refusal to fully accept responsibility for his role in the murders. He wrote in Friday's decision that Davis continues to paint himself as a passive bystander and noted comments he made to a psychologist in 2013.
"I was a dependent person. I needed attention and approval. I wasn't my own person. I wanted sex, drugs and rock 'n roll," Davis said.
He later added: "I wasn't looking out for my best interests; I was led by fools, bigger fools than myself."
Brown said he had asked Davis to reconcile his version of being a follower with the evidence that he was "a leader who actively championed the Family's values."
"He did not address these concerns at his most recent parole hearing," the decision said.
Davis was not involved in the notorious killings of actress Sharon Tate and six others, making him a more likely candidate for parole than many of the better-known Manson family members.
Manson and three of his followers, Leslie Van Houten, Patricia Krenwinkel and Charles "Tex" Watson, remain in prison for life in the Tate killings. Their co-defendant, Susan Atkins, died of cancer behind bars in 2009.
A spokesman for the Board of Parole Hearing said that by law, Davis will get another chance to go before the board sometime between March and September next year.
A parole board determined in 2010 that Davis was ready for release, but then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reversed the decision.
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Attempts to reach Pickett late Wednesday were unsuccessful. During the first hearing on May 1, lawmakers were told that the responsibility for ensuring that hazardous materials are properly stored lies on local officials, who are also responsible for inspecting sites for safety purposes. There are 41 fertilizer-blending facilities in Texas with supplies of ammonium nitrate. There was 2,400 tons of the chemical at the West plant.
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Law enforcement officers have yet to comment on a possible connection to former West volunteer paramedic Bryce Reed, 31, who was arrested on a charge of possession of bomb-explosive materials, namely, components of a pipe bomb. His lawyer has denied that Reed was at all involved in the plant explosion, saying that Reed "lost friends, family and neighbors in that disaster."
In an interview about the state's orders for fire departments to "stand down for safety" and focus on reviewing operations on Friday in response to the 18 line-of-duty deaths so far this year, the president of the Texas Fire Chief's Association, Robert Isbell, speculated on the actions of the first responders in the West catastrophe. A dozen firefighters and paramedics died at the scene, and three civilians who lived nearby were killed.
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|2007-02-06, 02:36
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Meh, my thoughts on it . . . spoilers for volumes 6 and 7!
So basically, I think it's not that Mikuru's acting stupid, but that Itsuki, Yuki, and Kyon are acting too smart. Itsuki is well-informed by a shadowy organization with contacts and sources everywhere (as revelations show in volumes 7 and 8), and has his own powers to back it up (besides his closed-space powers, I think there's enough evidence to prove he has other psychic abilities related to Haruhi). And Yuki, we all know she's capable of a ton of stuff. Kyon, while lacking abilities, is not without resources, as he can ask either Itsuki or Yuki for explanations as to the situation. Mikuru, on the other hand, is afraid of asking those two, and is unable to get a response from her own superiors.
Besides, if it weren't for Yuki and Itsuki leading him around, Kyon would probably be just as lost as Mikuru...
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|2007-02-22, 22:26
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Seems like we're finally going to get a new Haruhi novel volume soon. But it seems that the volume title won't be 涼宮ハルヒの奔走, as rumored earlier, but 涼宮ハルヒの分裂 (Suzumiya Haruhi no Bunretsu) (Suzumiya Haruhi's Break Up/Division) instead.
The novel appears to be scheduled for a March 31st release.
*looks at my vol.8 colophon*
(Heisei 18 (2006) May 1st, First print published)
I can't be believe it has almost been a year since the last volume.
related links:
(Hatena entry on Bunretsu. The beginning of a new school year)
(Gamers' product entry on the April issue of "The Sneakers", with mentions of an included bonus of a replacement book cover featuring Itou Noizi's original illustration for the newest novel volume)
|2007-02-22, 22:41
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Excellent, it's good to finally have that info down. New title sounds dramatic, I hope it doesn't mean that the novels will be wrapping up soon (like, if it was the SOS Brigade that broke up...)--it seemed to me like they're just starting to get interesting with all the development in volume 7, but I retain the fear that Tanigawa could decide not to flesh out every detail of the whole fictional universe of the novels and get tired of writing more Haruhi-related stories... Well, just another month or so until we see how things look as far as that's concerned, then.
Edit: Speculation:
The way I see it, this novel was called both Honsou and Bunretsu, right? So both of those should apply to it, unless they're not as concentric to the plot as they should be (the Melancholy & Disappearance & Intrigues certainly were, IMO). I Google'd Honsou (not the best translator, I admit, especially when it could use different kanji, or what have you ...) and the first result stated, "Honsou" means to run around everywhere or to scramble for, so that things will turn out all right." Perhaps something happens which splits up something, and then it's necessary to run around trying to fix it? The way I read "honsou" as it's described (specifically, the "run around everywhere" part), I'd also be tempted to speculate that multiple, perhaps somewhat isolated occurrences cause that thing to be split up in many different ways. Thus my theory is: different issues involving different SOS brigade members occur around the same time, probably many at once at least in part, and Kyon & Haruhi (unless she's also affected? but usually they would have a plot arc just centered around her, I'd imagine, if they were to have one at all... where by "they" I just mean Tanigawa of course) have to run around and try to resolve the issues (Haruhi not necessarily knowing all of what's going on).
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Yay! I wonder if it'll be a new arc... short stories are OK, but I would like to see more plot advancement.
Waiting for the translation will feel like an eternity (winks @ Baka-Tsuki) .
EDIT: I've been thinking, what is the use for the japanese word Bunretsu; physical division? Or maybe the SOS-dan will break up!
Even better; Haruhi becomes two Haruhis! One tsun-tsun and one dere-dere!
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|2007-02-23, 01:37
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All the suggestion you mentioned have all been suggested by speculating Japanese fans as well. Right now, possible implications of Bunretsu include:
1. SOS-dan splitting
2. Haruhi splitting into two persons (lol)
3. The volume itself splitting into two books (rofl)
|2007-02-23, 03:47
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I don't know... for a 'split' that I thought of has already happened, and Kyon's still alright, more or less...
|2007-02-26, 00:18
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Age: 33
Sounds interesting, but why April 1st of all days? ^^;
|2007-02-26, 09:53
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|2007-02-26, 11:02
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|2007-02-26, 11:37
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Location: Canada
Age: 33
Gamer's page, which was included as a bonus with the April issue of The Sneaker. So the real "normal" vol.9 cover should be different?
Also, MOON PHASE was just updated again with some general spoilers from vol.9 (I didn't want to read it myself, but my eyes just landed on them when the page loaded, damn it). I'll put them here, but don't read unless you don't mind being spoiled.
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|2007-02-26, 12:49
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|2007-02-26, 13:51
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Man, from the titles it seems like the series is reaching a major point which could signify the beginning of the end (probably not the end itself I'd guess, right? last volume being "Surprise/Shock" seems melodramatic). Of course that could be completely incorrect but don't say if it is because I don't want to read that spoiler for volume 9. And on that note:
Guess it's time to stop hanging out on IRC as I don't want to read that spoiler for volume 9.
Anyway, in spite of heightening my fears that Suzumiya Haruhi novels won't be continuing on in completely expected directions for the next three decades with these titles, this announcement just really gave me a jolt of excitement. Hmm, I wonder if season 2 could include these novels? Since the two main arcs besides Melancholy (Disappearance & Intrigues) aren't as Haruhi-centric as these two upcoming ones seem (at first glance)... Nah, probably impossible due to the tight release interval and the background necessary. ...And I probably shouldn't speculate on the anime in the novel thread (why do I find myself speculating on one in the other's thread?).
|2007-02-27, 02:45
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No more anime speculation from me in the novel thread. *Zips mouth*
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