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MEXICO - Holding a firm belief that the end of the world would take place on December 21st 2012, Mayan credit card debt has skyrocketed to points never before seen. Mayan charges to credit cards in 2012 have surpassed those of all other civilizations, ancient or otherwise.
"Why in the world would I be concerned about debt?" said Mayan consumer Eloise Torez. "With the end of the world coming, the last thing on my mind are bills that show a 2013 due date. I would have opened up a few more accounts, but I didn't realize that there was not going to be a 2013 until I got to August and realized that my calendar didn't go that far."
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couldn't get through the whole thing
oh god, why?
Digging: Solstafir - Ótta
finally my girlfriend has some thing to sing along to between all the screaming and double bass
ya fuck what they say gurl
holy fuck that was bad
Digging: Trophy Eyes - Mend, Move On
atleast this band use to be catchy, that was the worst thing ive ever heard.
this shit sucks big time.
and here I thought they couldn't sink any lower.
it's like they know they're bad and they just don't care
Digging: Renounced - The Melancholy We Ache
What is this?
No scenecore thread would ever be complete without a Snide comment.
Now all we need is Gabe up in here.
ban whichever mod keeps posting these awful bands as news. Most sputnik users demonstrably do not like
or care about bands like this. Headlines like this make the website look trashy.
EDIT: poster of this article is obviously a troll. Posting articles about bad bands for the 'lol'
factor isn't interesting. Who cares.
I was so transfixed by how awful that was. Truly amazing. It's like they try to suck as much ass as they possibly can.
"ban whichever mod keeps posting these awful bands as news. Most sputnik users demonstrably do not like
or care about bands like this. Headlines like this make the website look trashy."
There are a lot of visitors to the site that aren't users, and might care about this sort of thing. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it isn't news.
And seriously, let us have our fun.
Digging: Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels 2
no cuz gabe is a hip hop swami or something now
Digging: Pianos Become the Teeth - Keep You
Come again?
What? The clean singer isn't 100% drowned in autotune? Damn.
But yeah, this is pretty fucking bad. All the editing is awful and annoying. Nah, who am I kidding. The whole song is dreadfull.
haha, the worst...
why is the headline written like that?
Digging: Azealia Banks - Broke With Expensive Taste
Terrible fucking band.
if converge made this it would be SOTY
Not cool.
This is better than Attack! Attack! and Asking Alexandria.
Doesn't say much though
Digging: Bird Eater - Dead Mothers Make the Sun Set
sorry, wrong attack attack
bet bloc is loving this
eeh? i used to have a small soft spot for some of this bands stuff and infamous was ok really.. but what is this garbitch! This isn't just bad its Vampires Everywhere! bad!
yeah i couldn't get through the whole song
"if converge made this it would be SOTY"
worst post 2012
Just what I expected, complete shit.
You know your post-hardcore band sucks ass when it sounds more like shitty dance music (is there any other kind?) than post-hardcore. Terrible.
They be swaggin hard
Oh god, not these guys again.
The definitive guilty pleasure band for me, but I'll say this wasn't very good.
The autotune guy is at least catchy usually.
Ever played Silent Hill?
this is not better than asking alexandria lmao
Lol this is in no way better than attack attack or asking alexandria
Why are some people allowed access to the internet
for the same reason bands like abandon all ships sell albums
Saw the most scene kids I've ever seen today. Typical scene guy, with typical scene hair and a BVB tee. But the kicker, the real jam of it all, was his girlfriend was actually wearing some kind of dollar store black veil. Why I had the sudden urge to shoot up the whole food court, I do not know, but it was there nevertheless.
Apparently they still come out of their Wrong Turn like radiation shacks, from time to time.
Too much swag kids running around lately, way more than these sceeeenieeesss
You're right.
Swagsters seem to be the new scene now.
like anyone expected better.
The kids in my city are either rediculously bad at looking scene kids, or browsers. Or like andcas said, the wave of scene kids that are now annoying Starbucks frequenting hipsters.
I still think the term 'hipster' is becoming one of the most misused generalizations.
My hipster classmates are really chill, smart, and for some reason, love hip-hop - they have a lot of Black friends too.
'I still think the term 'hipster' is becoming one of the most misused generalizations.'
If you think that's bad, think about the words Emo and Irony. Irony is so constantly misused it's ridiculous.
Yeah, really.
on the last album it was at least funny, this is just sad
Holy crap, I love that song like so much!
We actually dissected that song in like 7th grade - my teacher used it to teach my class the difference between bad luck and irony. He explained that the singer already knew that most of it wasn't irony and she did it on purpose. The lines "Isn't it ironic, a little too ironic" and "Who would have thought? It figures." are ironically two of the few ironic lines in the song Ironic. See what I did there?
Yep, you nailed it on the frosted tip Chipmunk.
Also, it seems like everyone's definition of hipster is different. There's just so many ways to interpet it now, it almost seems pointless. As far as what I beleive it means, it's a subculture that has existed forever. Why there's an epidemic of idiots throwing the term around today, like it's some kind of insult, makes no sense to me at all.
Don't forget the Velvet Underground...so obscure. No one liked their first album when it when it came out :P Just a pocket of 60's hipsters.
We're good, I knew what you were going for.
so much god damn stupid in this thread.
Digging: Heaven In Her Arms - Duplex-Coated Obstruction
oh, thank god you're here aubergine to save us from the stupid.
"I don't think I've ever hated a band so deeply..."
aren't you the guy that submitted like 10 news articles about asking alexandria?
"aren't you the guy that submitted like 10 news articles about asking alexandria?"
He does that to troll, you should have known that already. The fact that it annoys you clearly means
it's working.
aren't you that guy?
No, I'm that guy.
man i thought you were that guy...
Bro the toilet is broken
Abandon All Shits
Digging: Bobby Barnett - Little Wounds
*slaps wrists together like a walrus* Retard guy, urrrrrrrhhh.
am i that guy?
i might be that guy...
but i might not!
i am that guy!
Sometimes, there's a guy. Sometimes.....there's a guy.
You seriously are that guy, Aubergine.
I have a strange feeling this is similar to a conversation between the Abandon All Ships members.
isn't an aubergine an eggplant? Why does he dream of eggplant...?
is that icecream??!?!??!
"isn't an aubergine an eggplant? Why does he dream of eggplant...?"
aubergine dreams is the color of lipstick that one of the characters wears in the book "invisible monsters."
synth is straight outta mortal kombat
i have to say, it kind of grows on you...
i don't think a lot of people understand what autotune is.
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Credit And Debt Management: Credit Reports And Scores
by Cathy Pareto
It's funny how things come to define us as people. Sadly, our credit score is one of those things. A credit score can either be a scarlet letter or one-way pass to easy money; it's probably wise for us to begin our discussion with how the credit-reporting process works. A good credit score can translate to much lower interest rates for mortgages, credit cards and auto loans, resulting in significant savings for you.
Credit Bureaus
The term "credit bureau" can be used interchangeably with the term "credit reporting agency". These organizations collect credit information about credit consumers by using public records, creditor data, employers and more to compile each person's credit history. The organizations make this information available to current and prospective creditors, employers, landlords and others who are legally allowed to request it. The three credit reporting agencies are: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
Credit Scoring
These agencies use the data they've collected about you to formulate a credit score, a value that will later be used to determine your creditworthiness, or perceived risk, to creditors. Some of the factors considered in calculating the score include the amount you owe on non-mortgage accounts, such as credit cards, your payment history, number of credit lines open, age of credit file, number of recent credit report inquiries and credit history. (Get a look at the various components of the personal and financial data that go into this dossier in Consumer Credit Report: What's On It.)
The FICO® score is the one most widely used by lenders. All three credit reporting agencies have their own names for the FICO® score: Equifax calls it BEACON®, Experian calls it the Experian/Fair Isaac Risk Model, and TransUnion calls it the FICO® Risk Score. Despite the different names, however, the scoring method is consistent across all three.
Most people's FICO scores vary slightly by agency because some lenders only report credit data to one or two credit bureaus and not to all three. The FICO score has a scale ranging from 300 to 850 (the higher the score, the better), but most people's scores tend to range between 600 and 850. However, other factors, including income and employment history, are also considered when consumers are evaluated for creditworthiness.
Credit Score Components
So, what are the main factors of your credit score? The most important determinant is your payment history, which counts for up to 35% of your score. Next is the amounts owed, for 30% of your score, followed by length of credit history, which makes up 15%.
Many different things can negatively affect your credit score, so be sure that you know what they are so you can avoid them:
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Brundibar & But the Giraffe
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March 6 - April 6, 2014
March 6 - April 6, 2014
music by Hans Krasa
libretto by Adolf Hoffmeister
adapted by Tony Kushner
directed by Scott Edmiston
Produced by Underground Railway Theater
To care for their ailing mother, two children must buy milk. Penniless, they sing in the marketplace to raise money. However, evil organ grinder Brundibar has other plans. A fairytale opera for the entire family, Brundibar celebrates the triumph of the helpless over tyranny and the transformative power of art. Originally performed by children at the Terezin concentration camp, Brundibar was adapted by Pulitzer Prize Winner Tony Kushner – adding his companion piece, But the Giraffe!
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This new name is unacceptable. Soylent Green was a perfect, snappy title that fit extremely well and that almost every person in the western world will understand the moment they hear it. now, its been changed to a reference to a single line of dialogue ina relatively obscure show, and explaining it requires
this is not "changing for clarity." this is not "changing the name to a more fitting one." this is pure fanboyish self-masturbation, done for the sole reason for shoehorning someone's favorite quote into a trope title.
Some Sort Of Troper
: Going to have to call bull on this- people weren't getting what the page was about, they were confusing this trope for what is more usually
Human Resources
. That's the problem, Soylent Green is a perfect snappy title... for a different trope. The numerous people who discussed the name didn't give a shit about the trope namer so went entirely for what they felt was more fitting. The page quote is just a page quote, it's not part of the description, it's there for some dialogue example or as a joke, an adornment to the page. Yes, I feel it's too long so I edited it away because you see when I see a problem I try to fix it rather than shifting into bold all caps like a bad Goa'uld rip off.
Some Sort Of Troper
: So there's been discussion for a rename
and a crowner
and a new name has taken a considerable advantage and had a consensus formed around it so a three day countdown has begun.
Countdown completed, tropes renamed. After a long and tortured history
Powered by a Forsaken Child
has come home.
* One episode of the original
Twilight Zone
has an old couple uncork a genie who can grants wishes, but warns of the price to them. When the couple figures out to carefully word their wishes, the husband wishes to be a leader for life in a modern European nation, but he still messes up when the genie gleefully turns him into Adolf Hitler. Understandably, he quickly uses the last wish to turn him back to normal.
Moved to
Literal Genie
, i see no aspects of
Soylent Green
: Do we have to have a spoiler on the quote from
Soylent Green
up there? It's been referenced and spoofed so many times, I wonder just how many people who have never seen the film know that line. Hmm, there may be a trope for that: surprise endings that have been spoofed so much, they're not much of a surprise anymore... besides
Soylent Green
, there's
Luke, I Am Your Father
, and the
Planet of the Apes Ending
: It was supposed to be ironic
Morgan Wick
: Nine words:
The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Morgan Wick
, later: We might want to have a page for the
Soylent Green
Soylent Green
would be better than moving this page, IMHO.
Jordan: I was thinking about this trope, and was wondering if the Yerks from Animorphs would be an example, given that they depend upon taking over other species in order to have any real mobility.
: It's the hosts paying the price, not the Yeerks, so, no.
Jordan: But isn't that the case too in
The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas
? I'm not sure I see the difference.
: That's just a parasite, not anything to do with this trope. They are considered different in fiction due to their real life counterparts - an alien/monster wouldn't find killing a human too much of a price - this trope relies on the question of the price.
I think we have a trope on Alien Parasites somewhere if not
Alien Parasites
is the best name
William Wide Web
: You're thinking of
The Puppetmasters
Soylent Green
as a title for this trope is damn close to
Soylent Soy
and also violates the rule about naming tropes directly after titles.
My recommendation:
But At What Cost?
(Source: Star Trek III, but often parodied as being said by Kirk)
Prfnoff: I say keep the name
Soylent Green
. It's a well-known reference
even though not many have seen the movie
Prfnoff: Removed examples from
Star Trek: The Next Generation
(contested) and
Watership Down
, neither of which were really examples of
Soylent Green
. A couple of other examples were moved to
TBeholder: Why not to separate titles and tropes ? E.g. tropes could be kept in /Main/
and titles moved to /Title/
. That way
UR Ls
would differ and it would be obvious what's what before clicking.
As to
Witchblade anime
: Takayama explicitly confirmed (episode 10) that corpses were used in manufacture of Excons/iWeapons. It was not said but
that Excons/iWeapons were based on
technologies derived from examination of
(identical transforming effects and interaction with Witchblade/Cloneblades suggest this anyway), but
that they include
as such. BTW, when Excon/iWeapon is broken, it looks like normal destruction, not
Superpower Meltdown
wielders. If it was said, please point out
, i didn't found.
Mike: replaced "the Link Connect Liquid, better known as LCL" with just "LCL", as the idea that LCL stands for "Link Connect[ed] Liquid" was Jossed in the Evangelion: Death and Rebirth theatrical program. [[
: This has been bugging me for a while, and really has more to do with the film. (And it's not under Just Bugs Me because apparently I'm bugged about stuff that bugs other people) I haven't watched the film for a good four years, so maybe I'm missing something, but anyway. How, precisely, does Soylent Green violate the laws of thermodynamics (which people seem to state)? I'm pretty sure it's not the second law, because cannibalism has little to do with entropy and heat and all that. So I'm taking that it's the first law; energy can't be created or destroyed. Somehow it makes sense to a small part of me; we can't keep society going indefinitely with cannibalism. We'd run out of people for people to eat. But, we're dealing with massive overpopulation, so there should be enough to keep the world going for a while, right? At least until we get down to a manageable level of people. I mean, really, human flesh works just as well as anything to keep people going. So did they say somewhere that it the program was going on for a ridiculously long time?
Some Sort Of Troper
: It is actually to do with the second law with has implications and versions beyond the common one dealing with entropy. When you eat someone, you take the energy store break it down and then build it back up into another energy store. Now let's say we do look at this via entropy goggles: I break something down, turn it into a disordered mess and then try to reorganise i.e. I increase the entropy and then I try to decrease it back to the same starting levels. That can't relly work so the system can not truly be 100% efficient.
To put it another way- a certain amount of work goes into making a human being, I have to take all that work and then convert it into free energy - another way of stating the second law is 100% efficiency in turning free energy into work is forbidden. Add onto that the fact that biological systems aren't even going to match the maximum theoretical limit and basically, if I have one human being, I can not process that efficiently enough to get enough to make another new human being out of it so if I wanted to feed the world on people, I have to use up more than the same amount of people in the first place. So in the film, half the world is surviving on Soylent Green which means that the other half of the world has to a) be eating their own normal food (due to the first law as you mentioned) and b) be the food supply for the second half.
Now that's only if the food supply is 100% people for that half but it throws in complications for any future dystopian society that wants to recycle the dead. Essentially you would have to compare it to ecology, where biomass is lost between the transition from plants to herbivores to carnivores. There always have to be fewer carnivores than herbivores and there must be fewer herbivores than plants.
Preserved for historical reference:
: Isn't this just
Soylent Green
Nezumi: Yes, but it's a catchier name, IMHO, and doesn't risk confusion with just food products made of people—which falls under
I'm a Humanitarian
. On the other hand, it's not as immediately recognizeable a reference.
(Kilyle: It is
a recognizeable reference; my comments are at the bottom of this page (since I came in after this conversation was finished).)
: The trope has nothing to do with being powered by a forsaken child and everything to do with
Soylent Green
. Overlaps w/
Soylent Green
Artifact of Doom
, and
The Dark Side
Seven Seals
: "It's a catchier name" is a reason for moving a trope to a new title, not for having a duplicate. I could see some justification for a "phlebotinum that involves morality" supertrope somewhere, but this isn't it.
: Most of this is covered in the YKKTW, this is different from
Soylent Green
in that it's meant to force an Aesop, it can be good phlebotonium just as often as it has a great cost, but the main thrust of this trope is that it crams the episode moral message down your throat.
Seven Seals
, it was late, and I forgot to actually make the important step of
it, but I
arguing for migrating
Soylent Green
over. It'd discourage the faux-examples that reference the original Soylent Green, but have nothing to do with the trope, instead being variants on
I'm a Humanitarian
. (Soylent Cola in Futurama is an example, although the Slurm in the same
a geniune, if intentionally silly, Soylent Green.)
Seven Seals
: Well, in that case, good luck! Lots of examples that need sorting out. *sits back in his comfy chair*
So I'm too busy watching
, sue me.
Morgan Wick
: We do arguably need to rename
Soylent Green
just to clear space for the movie. Maybe just
Soylent Green Is People
: This trope currently has three 'flavours.' The second one, where it has positive effects, but a terrible price, is covered by
Soylent Green
Artifact of Doom
, I guess. The first one may also be different enough from the third. One is something that artificially changes the behavior of the characters, while the other is a case of the writer's putting their thumb on the scale to make a controversial issue more black-and-white.
Morgan Wick
: The ending to the movie
Soylent Green
is, so far as I can tell, a
Twilight Zone Twist
- not this. The original
was about an author who, trying to force
An Aesop
, comes up with
Applied Phlebotinum
that's really contrived and/or doesn't really make much sense, thus making us detect the
Writer on Board
. IMO, it's possible to have tropes for the "flavors" but this trope for
this particular reason
for applying them. Though this then comes off as "the flavors, but badly done" and we don't need that.
RRH: So the distinction between this and the Soylent Green is that Soylent Green doesn't have to involve an Aesop?
But I don't think this flavour: "The Phlebotinum's use or effects require, promote, or enforce a higher level of morality or humanity..." necessarily requires an Aesop, either. It's about changing the morality of the characters, rather than of the audience. I can easily picture an author using that to explore the question of whether it is right to improve someone's morals at the expense of their freedom, without aesoping about the improved morals themselves. The Stephen King "The End of the Whole Mess" has water that prevents violence, but I don't know how much aesoping he tried to fit in.
We need a different title for the End of the Whole Mess scenario, so we can split that off.
Then I think the Heart-of-and-Orphan can be expanded to include non-phlebotinum cases of controversy balance tipping. For example, if an episode has an atheist and a Christian arguing about religion as the primary conflict, and then it is revealed that the Christian is a pedophile to allow the atheist a moral victory. This, I think, can be well done as long as the balance-tipping aspect logically follows from what precedes it, rather than being out of left field.
Mark Z
: Agree with RRH's last comment—the "rigged contest of morality" doesn't require phlebotinum at all, and should be split off. It's a sister trope to
Broken Aesop
. The moral message doesn't follow from the story, so the writer can handwave and blatantly assert it (
Broken Aesop
), mutilate the message to make it fit (
Family-Unfriendly Aesop
), or contrive a situation that supports the message. If we want a name for this I suggest either Forced Aesop or Thumb On The Scale.
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name, IMO, belongs with phlebotinum that does something good but at a horrible and
cost. This is usually just a means of
Holding Back the Phlebotinum
—turning it into a forbidden technology so nobody will use it later. Sometimes this is used to raise questions about ends vs. means, which can lead to a Forced Aesop/Thumb On The Scale as the writer tries to teach a lesson through the contrived example.
"Phlebotinum that makes bad people good" is arguably one form of that, but is used to raise a different set of questions (about freedom vs. order), and the horrible cost is not contrived but simply the dark side of the intended result. I don't think we have anything on it yet, though it ties into
Knight Templar
Morgan Wick
: Well, sometimes the
the phlebotinum makes bad people good is contrived. I think you've got some sense of the trope, but I don't really like the name. Others' thoughts before I go insane?
RRH: Okay, so we need titles to split off the useful stuff.
1) What to call it when phlebotinum transforms a character's behaviour for the better?
Artifact Of Good
2) Can
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be expanded to include non-phlebotinum cases of arbitrary aesop tipping? Do we just call it
Aesop Tipping
: Do the Evangelions count? Granted, for obvious reasons it isn't public knowledge what they're
powered by, but the horrible mental effects on the pilots
public knowledge.
: All i get from this discussion is that this is just
Soylent Green
, its like having a trope for the end of the world and then a specific trope for the end of the world brought about by bunnies. Redundant in the long run - i suggest
Cut List
'ing this one
: It's actually been suggested earlier on this page that the
Soylent Green
trope be cleared for the specific act of cannibalism, leaving the phlebotinum side of it here.
: You know, I was the one who did the
that lead to this, but this trope as it is is only about halfway what I was thinking of. The first kind doesn't seem to be it at all. Neither do the
Astro Boy
examples. It's just
Applied Phlebotinum
where the way it works is wholly tuned to creating
An Aesop
: I suggest we narrow it down to: "A form of
Applied Phlebotinum
that has only one logical reason for existing: the author can build
An Aesop
out of it."
: Took out
Mixing it up: The 'Death Head' of the
Astro Boy
game for Game Boy Advance. It had the power to annihilate every robot on the planet earth - but the release of this power is controlled by an innocent girl robot, who will only do so if she decides that robots have become evil by trying to
Kill All Humans
. An interesting, decidedly non-
point is that the trigger for this usually occurs when
Astro Boy
battles and defeats the leaders of the robotic rebellion. Cue copious amounts of
Time Travel
to avoid
The End of the World as We Know It
Star Trek: Enterprise
Captain Archer does a lot of
navel gazing
as to whether he should save a pre-warp species dying of plague or allow them to die and give the planet's other stone age inhabitants a shot at forming a civilization. Eventually he and Dr. Phlox decide on only giving them pain medication rather than a cure (since, presumably, to do otherwise would be to play god - never mind how often Kirk would break the
Prime Directive
Star Trek: The Next Generation
the crew visits a planet that's a
, they've become that way thanks to enforcing the death penalty on all crimes, so when
falls on a bit grass he wasn't supposed to he's sentenced to death. Eventually they break the
Prime Directive
(again) because they decide it's not worth it.
: Taking out Sesshoumaru's sword. It doesn't count, because it's not there for the
to make a morality statement; it was intentionally chosen by a character
in the show
(his father) to teach Sesshoumaru a lesson.
This page had been deleted for some reason, vandalism or was there a consensus on this?
: We never blank pages, vandalism methinks.
: Not enough time to read thru that whole conversation there, but I did skim it, and I caught the title reference
. It's
Those Who Walk Away from Omelas
by Ursula K.
Le Guinn
(which I might have misspelled). So the idea would be Phlebotinum or the like powered by an immoral cost. It's
of the things that perhaps wouldn't occur except for an Aesop, but it doesn't cover
those things, unless you want to expand the definition beyond the original reference, which is fine.
I see that
Soylent Green
already covers "doesn't work unless you pay a really ghastly price." I wonder how clearly we could draw the line between that any "the ghastly price is here to force an Aesop" so I'm in favor of combining these and moving them to
Powered by a Forsaken Child
, which as a name I like much better.
Soylent Green
already overlaps with
I'm a Humanitarian
and with
Alien Lunch
Artifact of Doom
covers Phlebotinum that is itself evil.
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covers an
that is immoral... and while making use of an evil object could be said to be immoral, I don't think it's the same concept at all.
I do think there's something in here we could dig out... the idea, related to
Shoot the Dog
, that some good is so necessary that it's acceptable even at the cost of the obviously immoral act that accompanies it. I don't think this is quite covered by
The Dark Side
, as it can be, at least in fiction, a solitary thing that does not start to "leaven the whole lump," that is, drive you to new and greater acts of evil or depravity. People in Omelas weren't slowly drifting over into evil, they were living their lives as they always had, only with the little nag in their consciences that they tucked down into the corners of their awareness so they didn't think about it too much, or when they did, they accepted it as "necessary".
Also, there's a slight difference, I think, between Omelas and, say, the floating city in
Battle Angel Alita
, or for that matter any kind of accepted
Second Class Citizen
arrangement. Like the ostracizing of the "untouchables" in, what, India? Anything that says "Our way of life depends on others having a worse way of life, and that's a necessary evil." I've heard this used (in an article about Omelas) to say Americans are morally obligated to sell all their luxuries and give the money to people in need elsewhere. Taken to this extreme, this says people have no right to luxuries so long as someone somewhere is in greater need. Anyway, there's a distinction between the Anvil of Omelas and the general understanding that you have luxuries while someone else lacks necessities. I'm not sure how to point out the distinction.
: Well, I'm in favor. It would certainly clarify several tropes and clear up the overlap.
: Well, see, originally, it wasn't necessarily "ghastly price". It was more any phlebotinum that would create
An Aesop
. The apothesis, I suppose, would be a magic wishing lamp that only worked if you had a pure heart, with "pure heart" being definied as "whatever the writer thought was a good thing". IMHO, the trope needs a rename and an overhaul.
: I would like to see this clarified, yes. I don't think that the "be on your best behavior" artifacts necessarily fit in with "choosing to do this is immoral" acts, but I could see a page that talked about both of them (compare and contrast!). I do see the connection with the Aesop, though, and I see that you really want "here for no plausible reason other than causing an Aesop" but I'm not sure that is exactly what this title speaks to. But I do think this title
, and I think enough people have read
for it to be useful as the title of the trope Omelas typifies. Perhaps that trope
the Aesop Plot (Aesop Phlebotinum?), and if so, so be it.
Possibly related is a movie I saw part of tonight. From what I caught, the President of the United States (admirably portrayed by Sam Waterston) had lost his memory and a psychiatrist was trying to bring it back; I missed enough to miss the overall plot and motivation, unfortunately, but I did catch the dilemma:
My wife and kids are in that area, and I need to bomb that area to protect the country I'm sworn to protect.
Here it's a heartrending but necessary sacrifice (though, given the plot elements I missed, perhaps the movie held that it had
been necessary). You can't sacrifice a nation to save a few individuals.
However, the decision to save billions over a few is distinct from the decision to maintain a paradise on the backs of a few less fortunates. The people who lived in Omelas had the option to change their lifestyle, give up bliss, live as normal people, and free the child (and make sure future children weren't made to suffer that way), but they chose as a people to maintain their paradise even at that cost.
Fast Eddie
: Grabbed a piece of that,
, and invented
out of it. That might be a good destination for the non-"ghastly price" items. Right now, it just points back here.
Kilyle: I like it, it's clear, it's obvious, it's funny. My comments on the word itself are on the comment page for
now. Thank you for taking this step!
So object-powered-by-Aesop has a home. And your intention is "non-ghastly-price items" so does that mean the "be on your best behavior" items, or does it cover other things we've been talking about as well? I could see pages that speak of moral Empathic Weapons as "Twiggie has a sword made from Aesoptinum" or the like.
: I'm going to start moving stuff over (as soon as I get back from the store!) Note that
ghastly-price items work. For example, "Pax" is an example of this, but Spice isn't.
Later: Done. Going to
Cut List
: Natter cleaning (oh, is this still cutlisted? Well, anyway).
Peter never needed brains the way Sylar did, he just wanted to open up heads to...learn what secrets people were keeping from him? Even thuogh he was already telepathic? Whatever
(It's implied that he eats them, but the producers hesitated to show that for fear of
As if the massive amounts of blood in each episode, but in particular the ones in which the half-decapitated corpses are shown sans their brains, doesn't amount to equal amounts of squick.
As of the third season,
it has been revealed that Sylar doesn't actually eat the brains.
And now
Peter has a craving for brains too, as a side-effect of taking Sylar's ability to understand
the plot
how things work.
Great, guys, thanks a lot. Thank god the Brits are only a few episodes behind, but there are others who aren't, and I didn't know about the second thing yet. Spoilered for future generations.
Nasrudith: Removed the following for accuracy that's dubious at best.
Nestle Chocolate features
"the unique flavor of the bitter tears of children".
Joseph Leito
: Removed this:
Citation needed. This troper's researched it and has found more evidence disputing that claim than supporting.
from examples. I don't see it as a problem, as its an example whether its true or not, but regardless putting this on the page is not the proper way to deal with it.
Is the abortion reference at the bottom of real-life examples strictly necessary? It seems like it's inviting a political flame war.
Clarification needed:
From the title of this article, and the opening examples/description, I would expect that part of the requirement to be in this trope would be that the end product is in some way humanitarian, or at least something that the general population wants (even if not actually good for them).
Some of the examples, however, go against this interpretation - Darkest Night, 13 Ghosts, all the Harry Potter examples, etc.
This needs to be clarified in the article description - are these selfish/pure evil uses covered by this trope? If so, say so - if not, provide links to the proper tropes.
: There was a quote that might have left that impression. The article doesn't. I zapped the quote. BTW, the custom is to sign your comments in discussion. Helps tell one commenter from the next.
Just wanted to addd the possibility of another Babylon 5 Use of this. There are Psi-Corp killers that are created by locking someone into the moment of their death, over and over, allowing their bodies to be used for other things while the mind is horribly occupied. The deaths need to be sufficiently gruesome and stunning to be effective, of course.
Mawootad: Removing "I defy you to name one part of the food industry that doesn't involve killing or expoiting something." from real life examples. It's not a particularly good example and it sounds excessively preachy.
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|Written by Admin
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The signing was announced Tuesday after Branch visited the team's facility.
Listed at 6-foot-6 and 325 pounds, Branch enters his seventh NFL season after spending the past two as a starter with the Seattle Seahawks. He played his first four seasons in Arizona after being selected early in the second round by the Cardinals in the 2007 draft out of Michigan.
He had four of his eight career sacks with the Seahawks.
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With their latest setback, Worcester remain 11 points behind Newcastle, who have a game in hand, and with only seven games remaining the mountain in front of them looks too high to scale.
Worcester could not recover from giving the opposition an early 11-point start, shaped by a Mark Cueto try and two penalties from Danny Cipriani.
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Worcester captain Chris Pennell missed two kickable penalties in the first half which would have provided a much-needed boost as they failed to capitalise on their dominant second quarter.
They had all the play but lacked the confidence and creativity to cross the visitors' line and their failure to do so saw heads drop.
The despondency resulted in a lethargic third-quarter performance and Worcester's only rewards were two late consolation tries from Mariano Galarza.
Bad start
Worcester started badly, conceding a penalty at the first ruck that enabled Cipriani to kick his side into an early lead.
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Cipriani missed the conversion but sent over a penalty from halfway and with 13 minutes gone, Worcester were already up against it.
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This month's edition, the 43rd since we began the event, is hosted by Joel over at Wine Life Today. His theme for this month's event is Comfort Wines, which loosely translates into: buy and drink a wine that helps you get into that zone of calm comfort that only good wine can bring. Joel looks like he's gonna need it, as his daughter was born on Thursday of last week (congratulations !), which means he's not sleeping much these days.
We all have those wines that take us someplace special, and this month your participation in WBW#43 simply involves drinking one and then writing about the experience on your blog on or before Wednesday, March 5th.
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Recipient of the MacArthur "genius" fellowship and founder of the National Yiddish Book Center, Lansky recounts his efforts to rescue the world's abandoned Yiddish-language books before they pass out of existence. Outwitting History follows Lansky's far-flung travels and features the engaging men and women he meets along the way.
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Enterprises from China Mobile changes in orientation, we can easily see two meanings, one of China Mobile for the 3G era full-service competition, from the original focus on voice services, "communications" business to focus on data services, "information" business restructuring, competition, competition for the future initiative; Second, China seeks to develop broader mobile market space, the Red Sea from the near saturation of the voice market potential of information technology to the blue ocean market leap forward, to ensure sustainable development of enterprises. ? And China Mobile a new strategic positioning related information is widely circulated that China Mobile intends to buy 20% stake in Phoenix Satellite Television of Hong Kong. Although this rumor has been denied to move high-level, but the media can not simply be regarded as wishful thinking. We have reason to believe that if China Mobile really buy some of the shares of Phoenix Satellite Television, will create at least three positive aspects. First, China Mobile's brand image will be bundled with television media publicity, and Phoenix itself with the impact of the customer, especially in high-end customers, establishing good corporate credibility. This request to move spared no expense to sponsor the 10 sets of CCTV, "Science. Education" channel behavior can glimpse. Second, Phoenix rich media resource information for China Mobile to expand the market for more power, for example exclusive license by China Mobile customers to watch Phoenix TV shows mobile Internet, which "content is king" in the 3G era is very important. Third, through the White Phoenix, and accumulated valuable experience in media operations. In 3G era, companies will no longer be faced with a simple value chain, but more complex industrial ecosystem, ecosystem in order to become the leading enterprises must have superb management of the exercise was the overall level and a deep understanding of cross- industry operating rules of the talent pool. Entered the Phoenix, undoubtedly as a 3G mobile in China before World War II a training. Meanwhile, the acquisition of Phoenix Satellite TV is also available as China Mobile to implement the national "going out" strategy, a good attempt, successfully landed in Yemen and the Hong Kong telecommunications market, or follow the example of China's oil and Italian Assicurazioni Sino-Italian joint venture life insurance company the successful experience of the restrictions out of the telecommunications company, seek in other fields of "going out" breakthrough. ? Similarly, as the main rival of China Mobile and China Unicom has also recently declared the official corporate logo change, as the main opening of the distinctive red color, together with the "China unicom" letters and "China Unicom" word. Meanwhile, China Unicom's orientation from the "basic telecommunications network operators" to "modern integrated communications and information service provider," changes and the provision of business communication will be mainly from the original order, supplemented by information, communication and information gradually simultaneously changing the direction. China Unicom's for standard behind the incident, is the world's electronics and information industries face the "blue", "red" camp polarization. "Blue Camp," by the order to IBM, INTEL and other technology-oriented manufacturing brands composition; "red camps" depicts Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom, so as to form of application-oriented brand. Follow the trend of development of China Unicom, the competition in the market to make a bold choice, intent reconstruction "application-oriented to meet the consumer demand for the core" of the new corporate image. ? Throughout the past few years, China Unicom, the slogan changes, we easily see that China Unicom's corporate positioning is more accurate and clear direction towards change. Unicom's CDMA space-time with the new brand slogan, for example, initially using "all about to change." The only drawback is expressed in the slogan of "process" and did not get "conclusions." "Everything will change," both getting better, you can also deteriorate, expression was incomplete. Unicom's CDMA space-time is the new slogan is "the network is not what, wonderful everywhere", so that relatively clear, but it too is inadequate, "not what" a direct recognition of the network built crappy year . ? The two heavyweights of mobile operators to change corporate positioning, but also are taking the appropriate market measures. China Mobile launched the "ring tones created Pioneer" contest, China Unicom title "Win in China" Venture Competition. Comments from the public reaction and media watch, "Win in China" slightly better. This activity is conducive to closer China Unicom and industry ecosystem in the Internet, media and other industry contacts, but also conducive to China Unicom before the arrival of the 3G competition to find the new information technology development. Therefore, I boldly predicted "Win in China" the ultimate winner of the creative industries will be closely linked with the mobile information. Who gets the final, and wait and see.


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Ringing of the bells: St. Petersburg, Russia
James Michael Dorsey 7:40 p.m., Nov. 25
Posted February 18, 2013
(March, 1841) What a herd of slaves Jackson brought in last month. No sooner had their strength returned after the long march to the farm from Lynchburg but they began to plot another run. We ...


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McKitrick tees off to win 153rd championship
Date: November 16, 2009
by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
Longboat Key golf champion Arlene McKitrick won her 153rd championship earlier this month at the International Senior Amateur Golf Society Championship in Bermuda. Golfers from seven countries participated in the tournament.
Entering the final round, McKitrick was four shots behind. But after seven holes, she was tied for the lead. On the 14th hole, she started her charge and won by three shots.
McKitrick said strong winds and extreme elevations with many blind spots made the tournament a challenge.
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November 25, 2014
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) -- A White House spokesman says President George W. Bush plans to eat lunch with Fort Campbell soldiers when he visits the post on Tuesday.
White House spokesman Trey Bohn says Bush is visiting the Army post on the Kentucky-Tennessee border just before the Thanksgiving holiday to talk about the global war on terror and thank the soldiers for their service and sacrifice.
The post is home the 101st Airborne Division, which has deployed to Iraq twice since 2003.
Post spokeswoman Cathy Gramling says thousands of soldiers have returned since October from a 15-month deployment to Iraq.
Bush also visited Fort Campbell in 2004 to welcome home troops who helped invade the country.
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