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by Thomas MacMillan | Jun 17, 2014 6:46 am
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Gun buybacks don't just save lives on the streets, said the mayor. They also save lives in the living room.
Mayor Toni Harp delivered that message during a Monday afternoon press conference to announce two summer gun buybacks.
New Haven police will collect guns at events on June 28 and July 12. The buybacks are part of a recent push to curb gun violence in the city.
Gun buybacks have a big impact on child safety and on domestic violence, the mayor said. Most guns collected in gun buybacks have been sitting around the home, where they might play a deadly role in a domestic fight, or where children could find them and hurt themselves, Harp said.
"As a 3rd-grader, one of my very best friends was killed by a legal gun," Harp said. You may think you have your gun hidden away where a child can't find it, she said, but "children know all the hiding places."
This summer's gun buyback events will be held between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on June 28 at the New Haven Police at 710 Sherman Ave., and at Radio Amor at 261 Portsea St. on July 12 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. People can drop off guns anonymously, no questions asked. They will receive a $75 Stop & Shop or Target gift card for every handgun, shotgun or rifle, and a $150 for every assault weapon.
The events are sponsored by an $8,000 donation from Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Harp called the effort "a peaceful retaliation against urban violence." Other city efforts include expanded youth activities, joint firefighter-cop patrols, and expanded community policing through "judicious use of overtime."
Assistant Police Chief Luiz Casanova (pictured) said the New Haven police department has recovered about 900 guns since 2012, including 128 collected in the last gun buyback. Collected guns are subject to ballistics testing to see if they are connected to unsolved crimes, then they are handed over to the state to be destroyed, Casanova said.
The majority of guns taken in buybacks have not been used in a crime, Casanova said. Often they've simply been "laying idle."
Asked about the effectiveness of gun buybacks, Casanova returned to the theme introduced by the mayor: the danger of kids finding guns in the home. "If we can save one kid's life, it's worth it."
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posted by: Threefifths on June 17, 2014 8:36am
Gun buybacks popular but ineffective, experts say.
Buyback campaigns more often than not end up with hunting rifles or old revolvers from someone's attic than with automatic weapons that criminals might use, analysts say.
posted by: Noteworthy on June 17, 2014 9:17am
The theater of safety continues to play during Arts and Ideas.
This is nothing but a feel good program, with the claims of making us safer completely fabricated. There is zero evidence to support Harp's claims. Whatever wordsmith called the gun buyback a "peaceful retaliation" should be given a thesaurus - "retaliation" is about punishment, retribution, revenge. They are turning in guns with zero of any of that, peaceful or not. It's interesting that a related word connection is "backfire."
The only good news is that Yale New Haven is paying for our theater tickets. NHI and WTNH are the media sponsors.
posted by: Thomas Alfred Paine on June 17, 2014 10:51am
The Harp Administration makes an effort to address New Haven gun violence with a gun buy-back program and critics rise up to dismiss it as ineffective political theater.
I find it quite peculiar that these critics did not put forth their proposals for some better, more effective strategy to address this problem. It is far easier to be negative and critical than to be positive and constructive. The latter takes more thought, creativity, ingenuity and vision.
Mayor Harp did not imply that the gun buy-back program was the only strategy to curb gun violence in New Haven. It was not projected as a panacea. If the gun buy-back program succeeds in getting some guns out of the hands of little kids, the mentally ill, potential suicides or criminals, it could potentially save lives. One gun gone is better than none. One life saved would be worth all the effort.
So, Three-fifths and Noteworthy, it matters not what the "experts" say. Every city and every situation is unique. The negative conclusions of the analysts often fail to consider the many successful accounts of such programs getting dangerous guns out of homes and off the streets. Surely, in the multitude of cities across America which have had gun buy-back programs, many lives have been saved.
It would be rather naive to think that criminals and gangsters will be lined up to turn over their weapons, but some parent or friend or relative could possibly convince some of those people to turn over a weapon held at home. Some kid may be looking for an venue to turn in a gun. You critics don't know everything. I guess if you did you would have proposed your own solutions to this pressing problem instead of dismissing the Mayor's program.
posted by: Threefifths on June 17, 2014 11:45am
posted by: Thomas Alfred Paine on June 17, 2014 11:51am
You critics don't know everything. I guess if you did you would have proposed your own solutions to this pressing problem instead of dismissing the Mayor's program.
My solution.Time for a new police chief.
posted by: Yaakov on June 17, 2014 11:47am
"When it comes to gun buybacks, both the theory and the data could not be clearer in showing that they don't work. The only guns that get turned in are ones that people put little value on anyway. There is no impact on crime."
http://freakonomics.com/2008/08/08/no-cash-for-clunkers/?scp=2&sq=cash for clunkers&st=cse
A wonderful waste of money.
posted by: Jonathan Hopkins on June 17, 2014 11:48am
Gun buyback programs have no impact on the routine gun violence in the city. It may prevent some future accidental killing that happen from time to time when children find parents' guns. Even if this program ends up saving one life in the next 10 years, I'd say it's still worth it just to do.
I support gun buyback programs because I don't think they do any harm, and even if they might save a life, that possibility is worth the very low-cost of the program.
I would appreciate more honesty and accuracy from politicians though when it comes to this. We've been having gun buybacks annually for years, yet it has had no impact on gun violence in the city - let's be real.
posted by: FacChec on June 17, 2014 12:32pm
@ Thomas Paine
The poster's here have every right to be critical of the city's repetitive buyback program, for the obvious reason that the program lacks an analysis of past efforts buttressed by new and creative methods which encompasses an education component of our youth and their parents.
Asked about the effectiveness of gun buybacks, Casanova returned to the theme introduced by the mayor: the danger of kids finding guns in the home. "If we can save one kid's life, it's worth it."
While it may be worth "it" in as much as a life is concern, incidences involving youth pales in comparison to majority of shootings committed by 17 to 30 year-older, who have no intent on selling out their weapons, when the average cost ranges between $400 to $700 for a hand gun, and $700 to $2000 for an automatic assault weapon.
I seriously doubt this age group, who are responsible for 99.5% of all shootings in New Haven, will contemplate a "buy back" compensation of $75.00 to $150.00 in gift cards, whose only gift could result in another life taken. Although a non-profit is providing the $8,000 in gift cards, it simply shows a complete lack of for-thought, planning, targeting, education and an evolving approach to achieve desired results.
I too am critical of this simplistic repetitive approach executed only to show political action by the aldermen and the Mayor, to a problem which is absent of actionable results.
posted by: Thomas Alfred Paine on June 17, 2014 12:41pm
It is so wonderful that so many commenters here are so omniscient. Some of you profess to know every detail about every case involving a gun buy back in New Haven and every other city in America! All of you critics must have inside information from every police force in America which has had a gun buy-back program or divine revelations about police dealings with these matters. How do you just know, Jonathan Hopkins, that the buy-back programs have had absolutely "no impact on gun violence in the city?"
Let's just be really real. You don't know. You and the other critics are making assumptions. You do not have access to all of the facts and repercussions of such programs. What could have been done with every gun that was turned in? No one knows, not even Mr. Hopkins or Yaakov!
But this one thing we all do know, every single gun turned in in this program will never, ever be used again to hurt or to kill someone. That is an undeniable fact. That makes it all worthwhile. That makes this program a wise financial investment. And yes, that makes this New Havener feel a little safer!
When I requested critics of this program to supply us with their superior alternatives, I expected a much more intelligent and sophisticated answer than "Time for a new police chief." That wasn't even three-fifths of a logical alternative to Mayor Harp's gun buy-back program!
posted by: Jonathan Hopkins on June 17, 2014 4:04pm
I think we're on the same side. I support the gun buyback programs. Having looked at the statistics, however, I've realized that these programs have no significant impact on urban gun violence figures. There are hundreds of incidents a year involving guns - robbery, assault, murder - and gun buybacks do not put a significant dent in those figures year-to-year.
However, if the gun buyback program saves even one life in the next 10 years, then I say its worth it to do. I'd rather give someone a $50 gift card than to have a little kid find that gun in their parents basement and accidentally shoot a friend or themselves. Having said that, if someone wants to get a gun, they will still be able to regardless of gun buybacks. This program really only helps in situations where someone happens to come across a gun.
If someone intends to use a gun - as is the case with most gun-related crimes - they will continue to do so. This program can hope to get guns out of homes so that kids don't come across them and make a mistake.
posted by: Brian L. Jenkins on June 17, 2014 4:31pm
I applaud this mayor for continuing to remain active in focusing on gun violence prevention. She easily could just attend funerals and pray for the bereaved families and call it day. But to Mayor Harp's credit, she has decided to try a plethora of intervention techniques while trying to address this complex scourge that is consuming the city.
The idea that some survey states that a "gun buy back" program is a waste of time, is downright preposterous. It would be my suggestion to the Mayor to do this on a monthly basis. If it's regularly introduced city-wide, perhaps some hardcore gun toting individuals will coax others to participate in the program also.
In the early 1990's, I received a letter from Assist. Police Chief Mel Wearing commending me for turning in a popular handgun that was being circulated in the projects of Rockview and Westville Manor. I wish not to highlight the letter I received from Mel, but to focus on the gun instead.
Unfortunately, many of these inner-city kids are fascinated with handguns. While being totally unaware of the dangers and prison time associated with them.
Hey critics, rifles kill too.
Stay on the front line with this mayor Harp, and you will most assuredly witness positive results.
posted by: Gretchen Pritchard on June 17, 2014 6:19pm
I'm in favor of it too; but I wonder if there is any way to know how many times somebody turns in a crummy gun for the money, and then uses the cash towards buying a newer and shinier gun.
posted by: Threefifths on June 17, 2014 6:28pm
posted by: Thomas Alfred Paine on June 17, 2014 1:41pm
When I requested critics of this program to supply us with their superior alternatives, I expected a much more intelligent and sophisticated answer than "Time for a new police chief." That wasn't even three-fifths of a logical alternative to Mayor Harp's gun buy-back program!
First it is not Mayor Harp's gun buy-back program.Gun buyback programs have been popping up around the country with increasing regularity in the wake of the mass shootings.Do you expect any real criminals to turn in their guns?
Like I sad read the data.
Do gun buyback programs accomplish anything useful?
May 16, 2014
posted by: Jill_the_Pill on June 18, 2014 7:17am
"I seriously doubt this age group . . . will contemplate a "buy back" compensation of $75.00 to $150.00 in gift cards . . ."
No, but perhaps their parent, spouse, or partner might, in hopes of keeping their loved one from trouble.
posted by: Noteworthy on June 18, 2014 10:04am
Kinder, Gentler Notes:
1. It is not my responsibility as a taxpayer, citizen or commenter here to come up with solutions to violence and irrational gun play in the City of New Haven.
2. The taxes here are extraordinary; the city budget is over a half a billion dollars and we are now suffering under a new round of tax increases thanks to more debt, more employees, more mayoral perks and staff and for the first time ever, a $50 million line of credit.
3. In all that spending, there ought to be people focused on solving the problem, not playing to the press and people, peppering them with fake solutions devoid of any factual basis or metric for measuring effectiveness.
4. I'm reminded of the line from "Armageddon" when NASA and Bruce Willis are meeting to discuss how to take out a giant comet racing toward earth that if it hits, will wipe out mankind. "Your NASA for xxxxxx sake. This is what you do. You sit around and think xxxx up. And this is the best you can do?"
5. Where is the initiative to intervene at the family level? Where is the crack down on gun running? On gangs? On drugs? On stepped up checks on released felons? The best we can do is put faith in Ice the Beef campaigns and Hug a Thug programs? And gun buy backs?
6. There is an epidemic of guns on our streets and they are not turning them for gift card to Target and they're not getting the state's permission slip to buy ammo or waiting in line for months to get the state's permission to buy a gun.
7. It's time to dump the baby pablum and get to the meat. I'm damn sure paying for something other than theatrical performance.


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World of WarCrafts: Dalaran Doughnuts
Azeroth has a variety of sweet treats to choose from. Some will make you feel better, others are meant to be shared with friends, and others ... well, you can just hog them for yourself. Mages are known for concocting sweet treats out of nothing, but today we've got a confection sold only in the Kirin Tor base city of Dalaran. We've got no clue whether these doughnuts are conjured up by mages or not, but today's recipe is about as easy to conjure as making a Mana Biscuit or Strudel.
Everyone knows doughnuts are best when they're fresh, and when you wander to your local bakery, you've no idea how long the doughnuts there have been sitting on the shelf. So what would you say if I said I have a doughnut recipe that's so easy that you can have fresh, warm doughnuts in your greedy little paws in the matter of about 10 minutes or so? Interested? Let's get to the kitchen and make some magic!
Dalaran Doughnut
Requires Level 70
Item Level 75
Use: Restores 18480 health over 30 seconds. Must remain seated while eating.
The Dalaran Doughnut can only be purchased from Aimee the pastry vendor in the magical city of Dalaran, for 85 silver per stack of five. But who wants to head to Dalaran, especially after all those city portals got taken away? It's way quicker -- and way tastier -- to simply make them yourself, and it couldn't be easier with this recipe.
The mats
- 1 roll refrigerated biscuits (8, 10 -- however many you want to make!)
- 1 large skillet
- 1 container of oil; vegetable or canola will do just fine
The strat
This is an easily soloable quest; no need for a raid group. All you need is a Basic Campfire, and you're good to go!
- Check your quest log Open the package of biscuits and lay them flat on a cookie sheet. Then take a bottle cap or a knife and cut holes in the center.
- Prepare to pull Heat up approximately 1 inch of oil in a large, flat-bottomed skillet.
- Engage Once your oil is hot, drop the doughnuts into the oil. Flip them over when they're golden brown on the bottom, and remove them when they are golden brown on both sides.
- Collect your drop Place the doughnuts on paper towels to drain. All done!
But seriously, who wants to eat a plain old doughnut? How about we try making some homemade frosting for those doughnuts, hmm?
The mats
- 1 Tablespoon butter, softened
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Milk
- Hand mixer or a good old-fashioned spoon
Use a tablespoon to drizzle the frosting over the doughnuts. Lick the spoon off after you're done -- you know you want to.
- You can also add a heaping tablespoon of cocoa powder to your frosting for a shot of chocolate flavor, a shot of espresso for some extra kick, or almond, lemon or orange extract instead of the vanilla -- or heck, just add food coloring to the plain frosting to give it a little pizzazz!
- Drizzle the frosting over the doughnuts, then add some sprinkles or coconut if you like!
- Mix together equal parts cinnamon and sugar and roll the doughnuts in it for a cinnamon-sweet alternative.
- If you aren't gung-ho about frosting or cinnamon, just sift some powdered sugar on the doughnuts to sweeten them up!
You'll end up with just enough doughnuts for a dungeon group, if you play your cards right -- with a few extras you can stow in your bags for later, of course.
Who doesn't love a fresh doughnut? Whether it's with a cup of coffee in the morning or a glass of milk for a late-night snack, these doughnuts are so incredibly easy and fast to make that you can indulge your sweet tooth any time you like. Keep in mind these doughnuts are fried in oil, so I'd suggest devouring in moderation.
This recipe is a perfect one to do with kids. You can let them cut out the holes and decorate the doughnuts however they like when they're done cooking!
Still confused?
If you're still confused about completing this quest, check out the gallery for a complete, illustrated guide to help you out. Enjoy!
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BACKGROUND: Although attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bipolar disorder (BPD) co-occur frequently and represent a particularly morbid clinical form of both disorders, neuroimaging research addressing this co-morbidity is scarce. Our aim was to evaluate the morphometric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) underpinnings of the co-morbidity of ADHD with BPD, testing the hypothesis that subjects with this co-morbidity would have neuroanatomical correlates of both disorders. METHOD: Morphometric MRI findings were compared between 31 adults with ADHD and BPD and with those of 18 with BPD, 26 with ADHD, and 23 healthy controls. The volumes (cm(3)) of our regions of interest (ROIs) were estimated as a function of ADHD status, BPD status, age, sex, and omnibus brain volume using linear regression models. RESULTS: When BPD was associated with a significantly smaller orbital prefrontal cortex and larger right thalamus, this pattern was found in co-morbid subjects with ADHD plus BPD. Likewise, when ADHD was associated with significantly less neocortical gray matter, less overall frontal lobe and superior prefrontal cortex volumes, a smaller right anterior cingulate cortex and less cerebellar gray matter, so did co-morbid ADHD plus BPD subjects. CONCLUSIONS: Our results support the hypothesis that ADHD and BPD independently contribute to volumetric alterations of selective and distinct brain structures. In the co-morbid state of ADHD plus BPD, the profile of brain volumetric abnormalities consists of structures that are altered in both disorders individually. Attention to co-morbidity is necessary to help clarify the heterogeneous neuroanatomy of both BPD and ADHD.
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There is no doubt that external hard disk drive (for shot, External HDD) brings great convenience for people to store massive important data. Western Digital is a world-known brand, which means Western Digital My Passport Essential external hard drive is widely used by millions of people all over the world. There is no surprise you are also one of them. But what if the pictures, videos, music and files you saved on the external hard drive erased by human error or by accident? In this case, you might be worrying about losing your data. However, here is the good news, external hard drive data recovery is possible.
If the external hard drive is still detected by your PC, you can recover data from external hard drive yourself. If it is mechanical damaged (hardware problem), then you can do nothing but take it to the experts. Right here is a easy to operate guide to perform external hard drive recovery, coverring seagate file recovery.
The Very First thing you should do is, leave the external hdd alone. Stop using it to transfer or save files and so on. Because anything you do is possible to ruin the data you can't afford to lose and can't be recovered by any means.
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Think of . . .
• Waking up to the sound of the lake lapping on the shore as the sun rises to greet you
• Lounging on the covered porch overlooking the lake while drinking your morning coffee
• Gazing at the loons as they take their morning swim into the adjacent cove
• Swimming from your private sandy beach
• Casting a line from your dock or a fly in a nearby running stream
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Lakes End Lodge is a 1,700 square foot one level home situated directly on the waters edge at the end of Blue Spruce Drive next to 200 acres of untouched forest. In 2004 after extensive interior renovations Greg and Debbie turned what was an un-kept, un-finished cabin into a beautiful four bedroom Adirondack style home.
The open plan living / dining room has a 35ft windowed wall along the lake with double glass doors opening to the covered porch. The living room features a traditional floor to ceiling natural stone fireplace with knotty pine walls that lead to a vaulted lattice ceiling dining area that seats ten.
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If a major shopping source is the objective Plattsburgh and Lake Champlain are just 40 minutes north and feature a Lowes, Marshalls, Wal Mart in addition to a multiplex movie theatre, bowling lanes and multiple restaurants.
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Posted to: Crime News Norfolk
Tarek Cherry
By Michelle Washington
The Virginian-Pilot
© February 10, 2009
Testimony from a witness who hedged on details of the shooting - such as who fired the gun - was enough for a judge to find probable cause Monday against Tarek Z. Cherry, the 17-year-old who faces murder and weapon charges in the death of a Maury High School football player.
Charles Humphrey, 18, a senior football captain and basketball co-captain, was killed by a shotgun wound to the head on Jan. 4 near 34th Street and Colonial Avenue in Park Place.
The hearing in a Juvenile and Domestic Relations District courtroom was crowded with his friends and relatives. One woman wore a T-shirt bearing Humphrey's picture and the motto "gone but not forgotten."
The witness, Rakeshia Clark, 18, testified that she had been dancing at The Cage Conference Center on 35th Street that night, where she saw Humphrey, or "Little Charles," and Cherry, who goes by the nickname "E-Ray." Later, outside the club, she saw Cherry in a blue car. Clark said she heard shots and ran away, cutting through an alley.
Then she saw a blue car - she would not say definitively whether it was the same car - on Colonial Avenue. After a number of questions, she said she saw a big gun sticking out the window. But when prosecutor Greg Underwood tried to pin down Clark on whether she saw Cherry with the gun and who she saw shooting, she answered indirectly. She said she was scared and ducked, then saw Humphrey's body.


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"Dance is the hidden language of the soul", said the late contemporary dance pioneer Martha Graham. And seeing the way Indian youth is pouring their heart out in contemporary dance classes we couldn't agree any less. But what makes the dance form so popular?
Our curious cat started sniffing around and looking for the answer.
Contemporary dance has been in the global society from the late 19th century but it only became a hit in India during the 1990s.
So when you think of contemporary dance, who comes to your mind? Shiamak Davar! (That's the name that popped up in our heads)
Said to be the pioneer of contemporary dance in India, we decided to ask him what makes the dance form so popular.
"What makes a style sustain is its novelty and originality. Whenever people see my work they all always say it's very 'Shiamak'. That's where the name of this style came from," said the ace choreographer, who runs a chain of dance schools around India by the name of Shiamak Davar Institute of Performing Arts.
"When people join my dance classes they call it (the dance style) it the Shiamak style, which is my style of contemporary dance. It brings together Indian contemporary and modern movement with ballet technique," he added.
But has contemporary dance in India really gained popularity in the recent years or we are the ones late to the party. No! Says director-choreographer Remo D'Souza.
"Earlier people didn't know what is contemporary and what is jazz. Now people know what it is. They are one of the favorite dance forms right now" said D'souza.
"Dance always evolves. I think this is a trend. Whatever works in that time period, it works for them (dance lovers). Right now what I can see is that contemporary as well as Bollywood works a lot." added Marzi Pestonji, who has judged shows like "Dance Ke Superkids" and has been a student of Shiamak's academy.
There is no age to dream and there is no age to dance as well. But you really cannot imagine the granny next door willing to become a professional contemporary dancer!
"You need to start dancing at the age of 5 or 6 technically. So start training from that age and by the time you are 14 or 15 years of age you have actually mastered that art." said Marzi.
However, he rues the face that people enroll in dance classes quiet late.
"People here in India generally come for dancing when they turn 14 or 15 years of age. What happens then is that the've lost the time in that crucial age. Body can be molded the way you want it. As you grow it becomes difficult because it is difficult to stretch it. When you are tender as kids it is friendlier to twist the bones in that way." he said.
So now you know, it's about time, rush to your nearest dance centre and get rid of your two left feet!
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Caligula wrote:First of all I love the show M*A*S*H and bb does remind me of hawkeye. I wish standards of television in america wernt so passified, Theres always so much worry about corruption in children that it stifles creativity. Developers should not have to worry about a villain being too creepy or a character saying something offensive, thats real life. Also if you think about it the forties had shows like tom and jerry where every few seconds someone got blown up or hit with a hammer. Then in Bugs bunny people got shot all the time. This is one reason I like shows such as Justice Leauge unlimited. And Static shock. I didnt like either at first, "there cheap ripoffs" but then i watched and they portray alotta aspects of life better than most shows. especially static shock.
Caligula wrote:what the hell are you talking about?? i think i just stated that they wer better shows at portraying realism in life. did you even read my entire post?!? damn.
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Whoa, chill! I was just asking what you meant by "cheap ripoffs." Nothing more.
*EDIT* And yes, I read your post. I was also asking if you seen the 'Jimmy' episode because that was a damn good one.
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New Rumiko Takahashi Manga RIN-NE Now Online
Posted in Manga News on April 23, 2009 by JohannaRumiko Takahashi, the most successful manga-ka in the modern era, author of such classics as Maison Ikkoku and Ranma ½, has started a new series.
RIN-NE is being published simultaneously in the US and Japan. They get print, we get online. It's about a schoolgirl who sees ghosts — a common manga concept, but one I'm sure Takahashi will put her own spin on.
At the new website The Rumic World, you'll also get news on Takahashi's projects, including information on Inuyasha moving to unflipped orientation in print form, beginning with July's Volume 38. Plus, the series will be coming out monthly instead of quarterly.
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- Timo Raittila
04/23/2009 at 9:52 AMRin-Ne is not available in my region.
Not fair! I'm sad to say that the further Rumiko gets in her career, the less I enjoy her books. Unless it's the fault of translation, the storytelling seemed rather unclear and jumpy to me. :\
I miss her horror stand-alones like "Mermaid Forest". :\
- Ed Sizemore
04/23/2009 at 1:34 PMRivkah, could you explain that more? I thought the storytelling was very straightforward. In fact, I thought is was in danger of being bland. Well, bland for Takahashi, since these were are all elements we've seen in her other works.
It was unclear for similar reasons you state, actually: that it was overly simple. It's very rare that I complain about lack of dialog in manga, but in this case, I felt that were too little exposition to explain what was going on and that the dialog could have been a little more complex. I wanted a clearer idea of who our characters is, her past, and the people she is interacting with are, such as the Auntie, the ghost boy who greets her every day, and the ghost-catcher boy. I actually didn't get that she walked right through the ghost boy at the beginning until I reread it. I thought she passed BY him. It was an odd way of drawing a person passing through a ghost.
Or another example: the exposition on the previous page, "I thought at least something would change." Change from what? To where? Contextually, it's out of place and makes absolute NO sense to me. She might as well have just left it out! And then why does her Auntie suddenly disappear then suddenly reappear again? It was a choppy transition. I actually thought maybe the online version has messed up the panels somehow and they were out of order. It was very bizarre.
And then there's the boy who's supposed to sit next to her. How does she know immediately that it's him when she's never seen him before? And then neglects to explain why he's conveniently chasing after the chihuhua ghost in the class he's never been to. Maybe if there had been a girl in the background sobbing about how her chihuahua got run over during the weekend and how she misses it, then the scene wouldn't feel so . . . contrived. Because the girl would be linked to the chihuahua, the chihuahua would be linked to him, and he finally linked to the main character. As it is, I feel like the chihuahua is out of place: there instead as visual shock candy just to put something weird and extraordinary in the scene. And I have no reason for believing why her red headed classmate would suddenly show up after having missed most of the year. There's nothing tying them all together, little threads that makes the story believable instead of cliche.
I'm actually a huge fan of Rumiko's early works, so it isn't that I don't like her usual storytelling style. But like you pointed out: it's incredibly simple, but because of that I personally find it confusing. Her earlier works had more emotional and character depth and better tied together plotting IMHO. She didn't have to explain everything that was going on or way, but I feel that she managed to weave the threads of her story much tightly and eloquently together so that when events happened, it felt natural and well placed.
Hope that makes sense? Having written plenty of contrived scenes myself–plot scenes that were there for the sake of moving the characters rather than the characters moving the plot, scenes that I still squeeze my head in consternation over–I guess it's a bit of a pet peeve now. >_>;
- Ed Sizemore
04/23/2009 at 6:37 PMRivkah, Thanks for the reply. I was also confused at first by her encounter with the ghost student. Like you, I though she was just rushing by him, then realized she was walking through him.
Since this was the first chapter I assumed that questions about the background of the main characters will be answered over time. So that didn't bother me as much.The Chihuahua scene seems like classic Takahashi storytelling. Use a strange non-sequitur event to introduce a new character. Ranma was good at doing this.
I appreciate getting another perspective on this. Plus, I'm really enjoying the fact we get to read and analyze a manga story chapter by chapter like the readers in Japan.
- Susan
04/24/2009 at 2:54 PMRivkah, Sakura calls the ghost-woman "Auntie" as she's leaving. The ghost actually comes back to tell her to call her "Miss". This is the kind of thing that could use a cultural note. "Auntie" is just a polite term to use for an older lady–it doesn't mean they're related. But the ghost is angry and wants her to use "Miss" because that is what would be used for a younger woman. So even dead women are sensitive about their age!
I actually witnessed a playful argument between my host family about just this thing: my host mom was trying to get a toddler to call her husband "Uncle" and he kept saying "Older brother" instead. And she was laughing and telling him he was too old to be "Older brother."
- Hsifeng
04/25/2009 at 11:11 AMSusan Says:
"This is the kind of thing that could use a cultural note. 'Auntie' is just a polite term to use for an older lady–it doesn't mean they're related."
Good point, and it's not only a Japanese thing either. The cultural notes in Aya, set in Ivory Coast in 1978, include it too (except this time the translator kept the terms in the original French, "Tantie" and "Tonton"). :)
I'm not putting it past Takahashi-sensei to come up with other reasons for oba-chan to want to grind it into young Sakura-chan's head to call her o-nê-chan instead.
I spent a good bit of Friday evening trying to compile my first impressions and thoughts — and send them in, as was apparently encouraged (maybe even requested). If anyone wants to look at my attempt to match imaginations with Takahashi-sensei, feel free to visit the Website linked above.
[…] the recent big manga launch of Rin-Ne has hit a snag… the next two chapters will be delayed due to Japanese holidays. […]
Well, it's a snag on this end, I guess. (I don't know that people who get basically a whole week of holidays would count that as a snag. . . :] . . .)
But now we've come to today/"2-Day" . . . and it looks like we're playing another round of "Manga in Limbo"! . . . the online "you-call-this-a-game?" show which asks the burning question:
How late can they go? . . .
(Answer — 7:45pm EDT, as of this writing.)
Well, it was about this time — er — last time . . . but if it's going to be this late every time, or even if we should expect it to be,
So I went to the site and checked again (no dice). And then I went to the blog
and typed in the following comment to the latest entry (the one titled "Thanks for Your Responses" and posted 12:36am on Apr 29 by editor Mike Montesa). . . .
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I was cautiously excited rather earlier in the day, when I checked the _RINNE_ "Read Manga" home page and saw that it no longer said today was the day for the next episode to be posted. I figured that meant it was about to be.
As I write, it is now 10:08pm Eastern Daylight Time (GMT -4) on Saturday, May 2. And if Chapter 2 were up, I wouldn't be here writing this.
Even in San Francisco, you have less than five hours of today ("2″-Day) left to make your schedule. What's up? Or, rather, why isn't what's supposed to be up already up?
If there are problems, you could tell us . . . either here in the blog or on that same front page.
If you're always aiming for 9pm EDT/6pm PDT as the posting time, you could tell us . . . either here in the blog or on that same front page.
And if you don't tell us *SOME*thing, one of these moments the sheer number of anguished "waiters" checking and re-checking for the next chapter — and the bandwidth pressure they/we generate in the absence of information from you — may create the unintentional equivalent of a denial-of-service attack . . . and knock down your whole system along with the goodwill you're trying to generate with this almost-approaching-simultaneous publishing effort.
Don't let that happen. Talk to us . . . please.
Well, they made it — sort of.
It was 2am EDT Sunday 5/3 when the pages were posted. A few minutes past 2am, actually. But hey, Viz is based in San Francisco — so they were still barely into the 11th hour of Saturday 5/2 there, right? . . .
Oh? Hmm . . . I had "heard" that the newsletters were hard to dislodge once implanted, so I hadn't signed up. But if they do provide this kind of information, that might well counterbalance the potential inconvenience. (They'd very likely be a net time saving for me right now, at least. . . :] . . .)
Thank you for mentioning the possibility, Johanna. Can you provide a bit more help?
If I may ask — and with apologies to former Senator Howard Baker — "What did the newsletter say and when did it say it?"
The "Manga" page itself — the page from which we access the Reader — said Chapter 2 would be posted May 2. It now says Chapter 3 will be posted May 13. I think that same page could be used to give readers more specific posting-time information. But I can see Viz might prefer to use the newsletters to both distribute that information and gauge interest in the series.
So has the newsletter been doing this already — giving more than just the date? Did it say, for example, that Chapter 2 wasn't going to be up until 11pm PDT? Or that (until further notice, at least) we shouldn't expect any new chapter to be posted before __pm West Coast time? If this kind of information is in the newsletters, they may be useful.
OTOH, it wouldn't help a lot to have a newsletter say "Today's issue won't be posted until 10pm Eastern/7pm Pacific" if you don't get the newsletter until 11pm Eastern/8pm Pacific. And it would help, but only a little, if you got that message at 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific.
So can you, Johanna, tell me/us — without violating any TOS agreement or suchlike — about what (and/or what kind of) posting-timing information the newsletters have been giving you?
In any case, I do again offer my thanks for your helpful suggestion so far.
(I should mention one reason I am being, um, cautious about relying too much on the kindness of Viz is that the comment I copied above still hasn't been posted at the blog entry it was trying to reply to. I don't know if that means the people at Viz wants to post only favorable comments, or only comments from newsletter subscribers — or only comments they've had a chance to look at after the all-nighter they just pulled to post this chapter which Shôgakukan didn't get to them until late . . . or what. But I think it may help explain my uncertainty.)
Thank you again, Johanna. And "Hmm" again.
So Viz is using the newsletter itself to announce posting of the latest episode. That is very good to know. Unfortunately, it's also the first I've heard of any way to find out a chapter is posted other than by checking and re-checking the site. (Or hoping that you see a notice from somebody else on some fansite who's in the know and mentions it.)
I could wish Viz had mentioned *that* somewhere. But at least you have, Johanna, and once more I thank you.
I hope you wouldn't mind if that news was spread. (I'll hold off on spreading it myself, though — until I hear from you, either here or directly.)
Paranoia?! . . . I may be "louder" than some other fans — maybe even louder than the average fan. In my other life I encounter a lot of situations where "if you don't ask, you don't get" is the rule. So I'm not reluctant to ask questions — and to look for if not expect answers, even if only the courtesy of "we don't know yet" or "that answer is here, stop bugging us" or some such.
But I can't believe I'm the only fan who's been frustrated by the tail-end-of-the-target-day postings. Or the only fan who's been repeatedly visiting multiple pages of the RumicWorld site looking for more information. And I think it would benefit both us and Viz if we knew the option of receiving notice of chapter postings via newsletter (or any other methods Viz offers that wouldn't risk clogging up their Website) was available.
How would it benefit Viz? Well, they have been promoting this offer of free reading now in an attempt to build an audience/customer base for the future, and to gauge its size. To accumulate what you don't have to be an accountant to call "goodwill". That's what they want to get in exchange for the promise of same-day other-language posting. Viz didn't have to make that offer — there's no constitutional right to freedom of manga . . . :] . . . but it did — and I'm glad. I'm good and willing to make that exchange — and so, I'm sure, are you.
But once Viz offered so clear and specific a promise, yeah — that did and does entitle us somewhat. To the promise, or to some explanation if there's a problem in keeping the promise at times.
(Likewise, if Viz sets up and offers ways to receive and share comments from the general reading public, those ways should be equally open to comments regardless of whether they are positive, negative, neutral, or mixed. If they only wanted to post rave reviews, again, they could say so.)
I was not, and am not, talking about suing Viz. Nor was I threatening a denial-of-service attack. I was just trying to identify some problems, in terms clear and penetrating enough to have a chance of convincing Viz that they were problems. And to do that early on, so maybe things would be made better sooner and stay better longer. (I would tend to prefer sending actual e-mails over using form pages or blogs for such a purpose — if e-mail addresses are available. I know they're not always going to be available, though — so I use what's offered.)
In other words, I'm trying to help Viz keep earning and gathering up that goodwill — from me and you and other fans like us. I want to improve everyone's understanding of what the deal is — so expectations match the deal, instead of soaring too high above it and then crashing.
Granted, I'm not much more shy about suggesting ways to share that information than I am about asking for the information in the first place. To mention how I might do it if I were them. But I'm not them, and I know it. And, as mentioned above, I'm also not reluctant to accept the ways they're using to share the information . . . if I know about those ways. (As now I do for one way. Thanks to you — not, alas, to Viz.) And I'd accept it with even more of a good will the more courteously my ideas and I are treated.
Anyway, you get to decide whether all this is (in the immortal words of archy the cockroach) "just an explanation not an excuse". But I hope you can at least believe that I have intended good — and that I do appreciate your help and information — and that I will be looking for your message about sharing the news of the newsletter-as-chapter-posting-notice option.
I may just have missed that — or I may have read "updates" and not interpreted it as meaning "notices that new chapters had been posted". Anyway, I'll go back and look one of these moments . . . and I'll probably sign up, if only to see how that works and be able to tell the news to others that much more thoroughly.
(And I asked your permission, Johanna, because you had seen a problem — with my comment — that I hadn't. I wanted to address you and your suggestions with respect. And I figured that if neither one of us, looking from different points of view, could see any problem with my idea of spreading the news . . . then it was that much more likely to be okay with others. So I asked. And you answered. And yet once more, I thank you.)
Update: Viz did get my comment up on the RumicWorld/RIN-NE blog. A few days after the fact, and no particular answer to it that I've seen yet — but they have a *few* other things to do than just respond to me. . . . :]
So I'll see how signing up for the newsletter works this time — and how patient I'll manage to be on Wednesday if I don't see something from them in my Inbox.
Thanks for your patience. . . .
Johanna, have you received a newsletter yet today? I haven't — but I'm not positive my confirmation of subscription worked. At least, I've not heard back from Viz yet on that, either.
I'm not complaining. I'm just trying to keep track of this "experiment" with the newsletter . . . and I hope you don't mind being a sort of control group of one for it.
Yes, thanks! Timestamp 8:37pm — and since then I've been trying to spread the word in other places where I've mentioned your suggestion.
(So now I have to let folks know it worked. And then go enjoy it myself!)
And remember to thank *you* once again. . . . :]
In the past day or two — and in the back of my mind — I've mostly been pondering over quaint and curious pieces of forgotten lore from Chapter 3. What did Rinne-kun think of Sakura-chan's idea of whipping the "reversible" haori back onto ghost-Suzuki so Suzuki-sensei could see him? (And did he brood about it more after it wound up costing him his in-kind pay for the job? Will he hold that against her?) Was there some off-panel hypnosis? Or can Rinne-kun only hypnotize people to forget — and is he reluctant to do that because it would leave Suzuki-sensei with the mystery of what happened to that old jersey he used to have? (Or why it's not where he thought he was going to leave it?) What does this bode for Suzuki-sensei as an ongoing character? If he is going to play a bigger role, which other Takahashi adult[s] will he remind us of? And so on.
But last night, as I was drifting off to sleep, I suddenly had a flashback — all the way back to the beginning. (Yeah, yeah, it's not that far back — but it was a flash.)
Oba-chan (a/k/a O-nê-chan) was wearing her haori when we met her — however briefly — and Sakura-chan could see her.
That incident didn't give Sakura-chan the power to see ghosts. She already had it!
Maybe she was born with it, maybe not. But she had it before she got hypnotized — or lost. Though maybe she got hypnotized into losing her memory of how she got it . . . or when. After all, she's the one who said (well, thought-ballooned at us) that she started seeing ghosts about that time — so she definitely doesn't seem to remember that she had the power/ability/talent/whatever before then.
Anyway, it's a point to ponder — for . . . well, maybe only the next five days now! . . . :]
Oh, by the way, another cultural note: the school year in Japan is April to April (or maybe to March). So Rinne-kun only missed about a month of the first term of the first year of high school. (Only?!)
And one more: high school isn't required in Japan; in fact, you have to pass an entrance exam to get into high school just as you do to get into college. (Even for some private junior high schools, I understand.) Almost everyone does go to high school — but it's not required. Entering high school is a somewhat significant life step/stage, so it wouldn't be all that strange for Sakura-chan to hope/expect that something might change at that point in time. Even if she isn't a mutant. . . . ]
And one not-necessarily-cultural note, too. I assumed that Sakura-chan was presuming that previously-unseen boy was Rinne-kun in part because he was coming to sit in the seat assigned to that previously-unseen Rokudô Rinne-kun. Of course, she didn't know at first she was the only one who could see him — and he wasn't there long, was he? . . . :]
(I suppose one could put that down to a cultural expectation that everyone would be polite enough to sit only in their own seats. On the other hand, if he hadn't been there before, how did he know which seat was his? Unless it was the only one open.)
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03/20/2010 at 2:56 AMI have to say, i absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE rin-ne already. There's been 41 chapters so far, and i don't know if this series will surpass my love for Inuyasha, but it is so promising and I have faith in Rumiko Takahashi! I think rin-ne is one of my favorites!
- David Findlay
08/09/2012 at 10:47 PMI just finished inuyasha I can't believe it's over it makes me so sad can't Rumiko at least add a bit to the ending I thought that kagome was going to be a hanyo and they would have a litter
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We admit it. Spiders have become an obsession at Wired Science. It started in September when we reported on a spider-milking machine that was built to extract silk from a million golden orb-weavers, two dozen at a time, to make a 44-square foot cloth. After that, we were hooked, and we've found ourselves writing about an inordinate number of arachnids, and googling plenty more. But, really, who could blame us?
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The award for the most astronomically sized arachnid goes to the Goliath Bird-eating Tarantula (Theraphosa blondi), who lives in the rain forests of northern South America and grows up to a whopping 12 inches across, including legs. Females can live up to 25 years and can weigh nearly a half a pound.
Although this giant is called the Bird-eater, named by Victorian explorers who witnessed the spider devouring a hummingbird, the tarantula doesn't have particular preference for birds. Like other spiders, the Goliath's favorite foods are small insects such as crickets and beetles. However, he's also an opportunistic eater: When faced with a delectable reptile, bird or small mammal, what's a hungry spider to do? Apparently, the Goliath will gobble up just about anything that's smaller than itself.
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Early last month, users that purchased the 16GB version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 had an unpleasant surprise waiting for them. Despite being called the 16GB version, people soon discovered that they only had around 9GB of storage left to them for personal use.
When asked to comment on this discrepancy, Samsung simply said that the space that was being taken up was needed "in order to provide [a] high resolution display and more powerful features to our consumers." They suggested that the microSD slot could be used to expand the memory. The only problem was, apps on the Galaxy S4 couldn't be transferred over the SD card, leaving users that have numerous apps (especially games) with a phone sorely lacking in storage space.
Now, the company has begun rolling out a brand new update that with a change that should help address this issue — the ability to move apps to the SD card. In addition to that, they've also made other additions and changes to the phone:
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According to The Verge, the update has begun hitting German S4's with the Snapdragon chip. Unfortunately for users in the US and other countries, they'll have to wait for their carriers to issue the update — something that might take a few months. Yikes. Still, it's better than no update at all.
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A quick-moving storm moved out of the area early Monday morning. This system dropped up to an inch of rain along the coast and valleys and up to a half an inch in Northern California. Snow levels dropped down to 3,000′ in the Cascades and areas above 4,500′ saw snow accumulation anywhere from 3″ to 7." After 5 a.m., the precipitation associated with this storm fizzled out and only isolated shower activity remained.
High pressure will build back in after this storm. This means the trend of dry, partly cloudy weather will return. Behind the cold front that came with this system, a cold pool of air has entered the area. This will keep temperatures several degrees cooler during the week. Since yesterday, high temperatures are already 20+ degrees cooler in the valleys, mountains, and basin. Highs yesterday were in the mid 70's. Today, highs got up to the mid 50's. This trend will last throughout the week. Temperatures will now be closer to seasonal average.
On the first day of Spring, a weak disturbance will enter, north of the area. This will increase cloud coverage and bring a slight chance for light isolated shower activity. Any rain that will fall with this system will be in the northern regions of our area. Northern California will just get an increase in clouds. After this passes, sunny and warm weather is on tap for the weekend.
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I have searched all over the internet and this forum (as well as others) and i was hoping someone could really help me out with a problem i have.
I have just bought this car from a family friend. The car has been sitting on there drive for around 4 months and not being used very much.
The car idles slightly erratic at low revs and it feels like it wants to stall when pulling to junctions/roundabouts/lights etc..(but never does) There is a bubbling / gurgling sound coming from the engine bay which i think is to do with the aircon.
I had a mechanic check this out. He plugged in a diagnostic machine a no faults were registered. He thought that it might be the Idle control valve so he replaced that but it didnt change anything, so he put the old one back in.
I have just serviced it myself - changing plugs, oil and filter and air filter. (the problems were there before the service)
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