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Allan Walstad - 3/22/2008
Even defenders of the right to keep and bear arms seem to have bought into the idea that the militia clause refers to organized military units under government control. "Militia" was used sometimes in that sense, other times in the sense of an armed populace or citizenry that might be called on to serve. "Well-regulated" was used in 18th century parlance to mean "well-coordinated" or "well-operating" or "effectively operating."
The relation between the two clauses of the Second Amendment is that the right of the people to keep and bear arms is necessary to serve the purpose of an effective militia, namely, the security of a free state. "Security" does not mean only defense by organized military units against invasion or insurrection. When armed citizens defend themselves, their homes or families, or when they come to the aid of their fellow citizens against attackers, they are contributing as members of the militia to security.
No interpretation that I've seen, if it uses the parenthetical phrase to negate the declaration of an individual right to keep and bears arms, can account respectfully and plausibly for the very existence of the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
Robert Lee Gaston - 3/21/2008
Try This: Read Federalist 46. You may find that he was reading the minds, or the words, of the founders.
Keith Halderman - 3/21/2008
A close reading of the Second Amendment does support my position. The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed, is an independent clause set off by commas and therefore that right is not tied to being in the militia. It always amazes me how people on your side of this issue are so willing to accept tyranny for a policy that has absolutely no track record of success. Your precious DC gun ban has done less than nothing to stem the tide of violence that city.
chris l pettit - 3/20/2008
Nice try...
Were you reading the minds of the Founders when you argued that?
It may be the most ridiculous legal statement I have ever heard. It is a nice ideological and maybe political beliefe, but to have that statement made in the legal realm is asinine.
You can argue that we need to apply things in a current historical and cultural context, and that your ideological position is the one given, but then you have to also respect the other diverse viewpoints that counter your position. The Second Amendment does not support your ideological position on its face. It requires the ideological assumptions you ask us to accept.
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The New York Islanders hosted the visiting Dallas Stars tonight at Nassau Coliseum, hoping to take advantage of a team that played on the road last night. They may not be able to say that they did just that, but Frans Nielsen's hat trick helped propel the Islanders to a 7-5 win on home ice.
The first period started with a quick tempo pace from both teams, as they both got plenty of chances early in the game. Chad Johnson was forced to make a sprawling save on a breakaway, and Anders Lindback had plenty of traffic in front for the first twenty.
The traffic in his crease would eventually lead to the first goal by the Isles. Brock Nelson fed the puck to Calvin de Haan at the far side of the Stars' blue line before letting go of a wrist-shot that was redirected behind Lindback by Anders Lee for his first goal of the year.
That's right, the injury bug has already taken its toll on the New York Islanders
Gonna keep this short because obviously no one wants to read a novel after a brutal loss like that.
These two players in particular have captured my attention the most this season.
The Penguins beat the Islanders 3-1 behind strong special teams play. Patric Hornqvist had 2 goals including an empty netter, and added an assist. Penguins star Evgeni Malkin had the other Pittsburgh goal and also had a helper on Hornqvist's first of the game.
The Islanders, who lost for the first time all season, started the game strong. New York jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Thomas Hickey in the first.
The New York Islanders (4-0-0) will look to continue their winning ways tonight when they visit another Metropolitan Division rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins (2-1-0) at the Consol Energy Center.
The Penguins are going to look to come out strong from the gate after a heartbreaking loss to the Dallas Stars 3-2 on Thursday night. The Pens were headed to overtime with the Stars, but Tyler Seguin would score a power play goal with only 3 seconds remaining on the clock while Sidney Crosby sat in the penalty box.
A tough loss to swallow will likely have Crosby and Co. fired up and ready to go on home ice from the second the puck is dropped.
Well Islander fans, this is it. This is the last time the Islanders will ever be opening up at Nassau Coliseum.


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Mercedes just introduced a new entry-level fuel-stingy CLA-Class diesel in Europe that is sure to light up sales of the sporty compact even more.
Mercedes just introduced a new entry-level fuel-stingy CLA-Class diesel in Europe that is sure to light up sales of the sporty compact even more.
We are seeing a new global era in the auto industry and Mercedes has just made a giant leap forward in world dominance in the premium market.
Mercedes-Benz may have to increase production of the new CLA-Class if sales continue at the same blistering pace in its first week in the U.S.
It's reported that the 2014 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG will be replaced by a new AMG GT model that will be a direct competitor to the highly successful Porsche 911.
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Caltech has created their new Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics. It's named after Walter Burke – but it is neither the actor nor the purser nor the hurler, it's Walter Burke the trustee so no one seems to give a damn about him.
Walter Burke, the actor
That's why John Preskill's speech [URL fixed, tx] focused on a different topic, namely his three principles of creating the environment for good physics.
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Nature is subtle
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Assyrian history destroyed
Many events are taking place every day and many events make me – and many of you – upset. But what made me extremely angry today was this ISIS video:
The video that was embedded here violated YouTube's rules although I don't know what the exact rule is. Ask those who saw it on Thursday...To skip the babbling by the apparatchik-bigot and to get to the drastic "action", jump to 2:40.
The animals have penetrated into Mosul, Northern Iraq, and they chose the local Nineveh Museum as their target. The museum contains lots of priceless (or at least multi-billion) statues from the neo-Assyrian empire. Well, it did contain it – up to yesterday.
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Black hole microstates from gluing an exterior with its delayed twin
...and a proof of state-dependence of interior field operators...
Kyriakos Papadodimas (CERN) and Suvrat Raju (Tata) have released a five-page paper that is full of hot ambitious ideas as well as cool, almost rock-solid arguments about the "holographic code" describing the black hole interior:
Local Operators in the Eternal Black HoleThey work with the eternal Schwarzschild black hole in the \(AdS_{d+1}\) space. They describe it using the tortoise coordinate, one that I and Andy Neitzke learned to love when we studied the quasinormal modes. This coordinate makes the \(rt\)-plane look "conformal" and some world sheet methods may therefore become applicable; I would like to comment on this point of mine in more detail later.
At any rate, the eternal \(AdS\) black hole may be holographically described using two conformal field theories, \(CFT\), and an eternal black hole state is a maximally entangled state\[
\ket{\Psi} = \frac{1}{\sqrt{Z(\beta)}} \sum_E \exp(-\beta E / 2) \ket{E,E}
\] The first thing they appreciate is that one may evolve this state in time, by a Hamiltonian (i.e. one may wait), to obtain many inequivalent states \(\ket{\Psi_T}\) that seem to have indistinguishable local physics, however:\[
\ket{\Psi_T} = e^{iH_L T} \ket\Psi = e^{i H_R T} \ket \Psi
\] One either asks the object to "wait" for time \(T\) in the left \(CFT\) only; or in the right \(CFT\) only. In both cases, one gets the same result but the result depends on \(T\) nontrivially.
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Ismail El Gizouli, new IPCC boss
Rajendra Pachauri has been the head of the International Panel for Climate Change for many years, having turned into a cell of organized crime.
This railway engineer and porn writer has had uncountable conflicts of interests and numerous conflicts with the law in the past but he was forced to resign because of a relative detail: his colleague who boasted voluptous heaving breasts in New Delhi sued him because she didn't like the way in which the love guru raped her. Well, it was probably her mistake, too. Everyone must have known what a dirty pr*ck this guy is, so a decent woman would keep the distance at least one mile from him.
He was replaced by Ismail El Gizouli. This vice-chairman representing Africa is famous for this December 2013 YouTube video hit. It seems to be the only publicly available web page about this Gentleman and when I was embedding it into this blog post, it had 8 views (and 2 of them counted the electronic devices of your humble correspondent). Quite a rock star!
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Giuliani vs Obama 2015
Almost eight years ago, it looked like Rudy Giuliani and Barack Obama could have been going to compete for the White House.
Let's go, Obama girls.
Finally, America's mayor didn't make it through the primaries. You know, your humble correspondent probably isn't the most canonical guy who would have picked Giuliani but I would find him highly natural in the office, anyway. He's still a symbol of the mainstream America's leader who has everything that seemed necessary in those old years when I couldn't think about a single major complaint against America – these days, I have way too many.
Yes, I also think that Giuliani was the #1 person who showed his qualities as a leader after 9/11. As a leader, history turned him into a hero. He may have lost the primaries because of his highly imperfect image as a family man (be sure that the Czech voters have much more tolerance in all these matters!) or due to something else, who knows. John McCain was a lousy candidate and he is still a lousy politician but he was what the GOP finally offered.
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Hawking wins the "best male actor" Oscar
Eddie Redmayne did a great job in "TOE"
The Theory of Everything (2014) is coming to the Czech movie theaters this week. Those of us who have mastered the space and time have already seen the picture. The touching film is based on "Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen" by Jane Wilde Hawking, the famous physicist's first wife, which is a reason to expect fewer path integrals and more of the social stuff.
Even Stephen Hawking himself has pointed out that Eddie Redmayne was almost as handsome as himself (Hawking) so you shouldn't be surprised that this actor added the Oscar for the "best actor" last night, next to his Golden Globe for the "best actor" as well similar awards from SAG and BAFTA.
In this way, Redmayne almost became more famous than Hawking himself for a while. Before I would allow something like that, I would carefully test Redmayne's abilities to compute path integrals and emitted radiation within quantum field theory on curved backgrounds. Would he continue to be as great as Hawking himself?
The $15 million budget movie has earned $100+ million so far, not bad, and I must say that this success is impressive for the writer of the book, Jane Hawking herself. In some sense, you could say that the first woman who marries a young Stephen Hawking is a "random educated woman" and the random educated woman's ability to write a book that produces a $100 million box office movie seems like a coincidence. Well, I admit that the fact that she has a famous man to write about may have helped, too.
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Many worlds: a Rozali-Carroll exchange
Sean Carroll wrote another tirade,
The Wrong Objections to the Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanicswhere he tries to defend some misconceptions about the "many worlds interpretation" of quantum mechanics while showing that he is totally unable and unwilling to think rationally and honestly.
After some vacuous replies to vacuous complaints by vacuous critics who love to say that physics isn't testable, he claims that the following two assumptions,
- The world is described by a quantum state, which is an element of a kind of vector space known as Hilbert space.
- The quantum state evolves through time in accordance with the Schrödinger equation, with some particular Hamiltonian.
So Carroll's claim is equivalent to saying that \(12\times 2 = 1917\) because \(1+1=2\) and \(2+3=5\). Sorry but this would-be "derivation" is completely wrong.
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Barry Kripke wrote a paper on light-cone-quantized string theory
In the S08E15 episode of The Big Bang Theory, Ms Wolowitz died. The characters were sad and Sheldon was the first one who said something touching. I think it was a decent way to deal with the real-world death of Carol Ann Susi who provided Ms Wolowitz with her voice.
The departure of Ms Wolowitz abruptly solved a jealousy-ignited argument between Stewart and Howard revolving around the furniture from the Wolowitz house.
Also, if you missed that, Penny learned that she's been getting tests from Amy who was comparing her intelligence to the intelligence of the chimps. Penny did pretty well, probably more so than Leonard.
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Bridge loan to default or haircut is an oxymoron
No sane person deliberately builds bridges to nowhere
The new Greek Marxist prime minister didn't receive his bonuses for being at work on time which is why he only sent his letter, originally planned for Wednesday, on Thursday. As I described in some detail in a successful comment on idnes.cz LOL, what we got was a variation of Spoiled Little Joe's Letter to Baby Jesus. ;-)
Odds are 98% that you don't speak Czech. In his letter, little Joe is increasingly upset and obscene because he is not satisfied with what he found under the Christmas tree.
To summarize the letter, Tsipras wants to get a six-month "bridge loan", a kind of fellowship for himself and almost 11 million other Greeks dependent on the Greek state, before Greece and the ECB and the European lenders (and IMF?) will figure out an idea how to abolish or significantly reduce the debt and how to cut all the strings that were attached to the bailouts. During the six months, the Greek government will be allowed to continue in its insane Marxist policies, revert all pro-growth and pro-austerity reforms, stop privatization, rehire all the useless government employees, increase pensions, salaries, and so on.
That's a very amusing proposal to make the lenders happy, indeed.
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A good story on proofs of inevitability of string theory
Natalie Wolchover is one of the best popular physics writers in the world, having written insightful stories especially for the Simons Foundation and the Quanta Magazine (her Bc degree in nonlinear optics from Tufts helps). Yesterday, she added
In Fake Universes, Evidence for String TheoryIt is a wonderful article about the history of string theory (Veneziano-related history; thunderstorms by which God unsuccessfully tried to kill Green and Schwarz in Aspen, Colorado, which would postpone the First Superstring Revolution by a century; dualities; AdS/CFT etc.) with a modern focus on the research attempting to prove the uniqueness of string theory.
At least since the 1980s, we were saying that "string theory is the only game in town". This slogan was almost universally understood as a statement about the sociology or comparative literature. If you look at proposals for a quantum theory of gravity, aside from string theory, you won't find any that work.
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Players in Greece, Ukraine get tougher
It's been five days since the latest blog post about Greece and Ukraine. Since that time, people got increasingly used to negotiations but their positions toughened, too.
The screenshot above comes from CNN. Just a few days earlier, an on-screen text in the same station talked about arms for "pro-U.S." troops in Ukraine. Now, we got a map where Crimea and Ukraine finally belong to the same country again and the country's name is Russia. Either quality control must be completely absent at CNN or these blunders are a new strategy to increase their visibility.
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ATLAS, CMS: small SUSY deviations
Both ATLAS and CMS, the two main detectors at the Large Hadron Collider, published some preprints about the search for SUSY or new SUSY-like Higgs bosons. No formidable deviation from the Standard Model was found. However...
ATLAS was looking for a CP-odd Higgs boson, \(A\), in decays to \(Zh\). It turned out that there is approximately a 2.5-sigma excess for \(m_A=220\GeV\): look in the conclusions. I won't seriously mention the below-2-sigma excess for \(m_A=260\GeV\) at all.
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BBC friendly towards gluinos at LHC
After Two Years' Vacation, the Large Hadron Collider will be restarted next month. At least since the discovery of the Higgs boson, most of the readers of mainstream media were overwhelmed by tirades against modern particle physics – especially supersymmetry and similar things. The writers of such stories have often emulated assorted Shwolins and Shmoits in effect, if not in intent.
Gluino vampire alchemist. The doll only costs $690, below several billions needed for a chance to see the much smaller gluino at the LHC.
Well, ATLAS' new (deputy) spokeswoman Beate Heinemann of UC Berkeley (Gianotti is superseding Heuer as CERN's director general) made a difference today and several stories that she inspired at visible places have conveyed the excitement in the particle physics community and the nonzero chance that a bigger discovery than the Higgs boson may be made in 2015 – and perhaps announced at the SUSY-related conferences in August and September.
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Anti-Jewish attacks: another reason why a strong Israel is vital
Last night, I watched Spielberg's 1993 movie Schindler's List about Oskar Schindler, a real historical figure and a German-speaking industrialist born in Svitavy, Moravia, one of the Czech lands (then Austria-Hungary), who was wealthy, an NSDAP member, and well connected, but who used all these virtues to turn his factories into shields for Jews against the Holocaust. He has saved about 1,000 lives.
Pilsen's Great Synagogue is the third largest synagogue in the world, after one in Jerusalem and another one in Budapest. Prague has had over 20 synagogues throughout the years.
It wasn't the only movie about these issues that I recently watched; the Pianist (2002) was another one. These stories about the treatment of the Jews by the Nazi society are heartbreaking. And every society making average and subpar members proud that they belong to the "right" 90% or 95% or 97% or 99% of the society annoys me, scares me, and disgusts me (yes, the number included the figures for the climate alarmists and the Occupy movement, too).
Meanwhile, in the real world, two innocent people were killed in Copenhagen yesterday: one Danish film director and one Jewish guard of the local Jewish community. The apparently Arab perpetrator, Omar El-Hussein, one inspired by the Charlie Hebdo attackers was shot dead later.
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February 4th, 2004, 05:58 PM #61
WHAT! That controller completly BLEW me away with the memory card that showed you a picture of the game you were playing!
February 5th, 2004, 04:16 AM #62Does anyone else own a Sega Dreamcast? It was a really good console and had some of the best games ever made!
September 5th, 2004, 01:59 AM #63
I have a mac, not a pc. :shrug:
As for consoles, a game cube, and a playstation 2 (which is seriously broken, cos I played too many DVDs on it...*mope*).
January 24th, 2005, 01:11 PM #64
January 27th, 2005, 03:21 AM #65
I got a PS2 becaues I hate cutesy stuff (nintendo) and I sincerely wish for Mr Bill Gates to burn in hell for all of eternity. Or perhaps we can just stretch him out on a rack... and leave him there for all of eternity. Or maybe... we can pay a guy named bubba to 'make friends' with him for all of eternity.... as long as something painful and all of eternity is involved... I'll be happy.
well... really, I got the PS2 becaues I love Silent Hill, and silent hill always went to playstation firts. I also like the controller better... and it gets a greater percentage of wierd japanese games then the other consoles. And I love wierd japanese games... like Katamari D.....(forgot how it was spelt). That game rocks. Go play it. And eyetoy! There's never been a more efficient way of becoming a complete social outcast.
January 27th, 2005, 07:05 AM #66Originally Posted by Gregorius_H
Sadly the only system I have (other than my lovely PC) is a PSOne.
I mostly play fighting games on it as sadly there's not a lot of them on the PC.
January 27th, 2005, 07:37 AM #67
Yeeah! PS2 all the way! Well, it's not the best system, but I still kinda like it. The PC is the best because you can just keep on adding stuff, you don't have to miss out on new games on the pc because you can always buy a new component to correspond with your new game... well... as long as it doesn't cost as much as your computer did...
I like the Xbox better (I don't have it, of course) because it was made by Microsoft, and you know as well as I do that the graphics are much better. They even have PC version games on there. KOTOR I and II, Doom 3, Halo 2... EEERRRGH!
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I recently purchased an Xbox and this was my reasoning:
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GTA:SA is great and I'd love to be playing it right now, but it'll come out on Xbox soon (and look better than PS2 at that) so I can wait, but Halo will NEVER come out on the PS2. Sure I'll miss out on Katamari Damacy and Viewful Joe but then there's KOTOR and Jade Empire so I'm happy with my choice.
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Let us know whether your reasoning was sound after you finish Halo 2
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Yes finished it and have replayed it twice now.
And still play multiplayer almost every day. Godbless Bill Gates.
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Really? I have to say I felt quite cheated by the ending and the likelihood I'll have to purchase a new machine to play Halo 3, plus I mostly play multiplayer with my brother (can't afford Live) and found the maps tough going. They seem far too complex and awkward compared to the Ice planet map of the first game, which we consistently play sniper duels on. Do you play with more players? Is it better?
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Ending didn't bug me, even if they'd had a more "Final" ending to Halo2 their still gonna make Halo3 (or 2.5 maybe) and we're still gonna buy it too so whats the use.
No Xbox Live for me either (for now ). I usually play with one other person on Split screen and occassionaly four people. And yeah it's better than just two. Reminds me of the multiplayer glory days of playing "Golden Eye" with four friends on the N64, but more fun because Halo is a whole lot better game than Bond. I have a friend who's interested in linking up our Xbox's and doing a 4v4 mini-tourney, which sounds like a lot of fun to me.
I love the Multiplayer maps in Halo2 better than the 1st one but I've heard your compliant from a few other people too, I don't see it but others do.Last edited by Bitter Buffalo; January 31st, 2005 at 07:14 PM.


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VICTOR L. FAVALE, of Maywood passed away peacefully on Friday, March 22, 2013, at the age of 83. Prior to retiring in 2000 he worked in the Maintenance Department for the Montvale Board of Education. He was a Navy veteran of the Korean War and a member of American Legion Post #139, Lyndhurst. Beloved husband of Anna L. (nee Viviano) for 56 years. Loving father of Debbie Belgiovine and her husband Leo of Saddle Brook, Donna Pires of Maywood, Diane Micich and her husband Steve of Indianapolis, Denise Hirzel and her husband Rob of Brick, NJ and Dawn Trapani and her husband Frank of Rochelle Park. Cherished grandfather of Dominic, Thomas, Steven, Justin, Vic, Allison, Sara, Stacy, Robert Jr., Alex, Christian and Daniel. Great grandfather of Devereaux. Victor is predeceased by two brothers and two sisters. The Funeral on Monday March 25, at 8:45 AM from the funeral home. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Church of the Sacred Heart, 12 Terrace Avenue, Rochelle Park, at 10:00 AM. Entombment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. The family will receive friends on Sunday from 2 – 4 & 7 – 9 PM.


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The Hoax Photo Archive — Photo Fakery Throughout History
Category: Children
Holiday Greetings, from Spain's Royal Family. (December 2005) Unable to gather for a photo shoot, the Spanish royal family instead digitally assembled for its Christmas holiday photo. More…
Fetal Footprint. (Circulating online since mid-2004) The abdominal wall is too muscular and thick to actually allow a footprint to be seen with this clarity. More…
Francis Hetling's Victorian Waifs. (1974) These photos of Victorian-era street children turned out to be modern frauds. More…
Baby Adolf. (Late 1933) In 1933, a picture supposedly showing Adolf Hitler as a baby began circulating throughout England and America. The child in the picture looked positively menacing. However, the child wasn't really the infant führer. In 1938 a Mrs. Harriet Downs of Ohio happened to see the picture in a magazine and immediately recognized it as her son. Someone had darkened the shadows around the child's face to give him a more sinister look. More…
The Cottingley Fairies. (1917-1920) Two young girls used paper cutouts to create a series of images of "fairies" while playing in the garden of a Cottingley village home. Photographic experts examined the pictures and declared them genuine. Spiritualists promoted them as proof of the existence of supernatural creatures, and despite criticism by skeptics, the pictures became among the most widely recognized photos in the world. It was only decades later, in the late 1970s, that the photos were definitively debunked. More…
Ocean Execution. (December 1913) The New York American ran this photo, claiming that the parents of the children had been killed by Mexican soldiers. It said, "The children were driven into the water, forced to hold their hands above their heads, and shot in the back." This was a case of false captioning. The picture was actually an innocent snapshot taken by a holidaygoer in British Honduras. The children had been playing in the waves and raised their arms in order to make a better picture. More…
Street Urchins Tossing Chestnuts. (1857) This may look like a real-life scene caught by the camera, but in fact is staged. Cameras were too slow in the 1850s to record something as quick-moving as a tossed chestnut. So Oscar Rejlander suspended a chestnut in mid-air with a piece of fine thread in order to create the scene. More…
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fannychan-44 chapter 24 . 2/11/2013 Wow! Again, the beginning is so great! the description of Van was so... perfect! "No one in either of their worlds had eyes like him." Completely agree! "She loved his calm, his quiet strength, the way he carried himself with understated dignity. Leave the flashy shows of eloquence and chivalry to weaker men. Van out-shined them all." I think that description of Van is the best ever i will can read in a fanfic, really. THAT is VAN FANEL! |
fannychan-44 chapter 23 . 2/11/2013 Ok ... I had to write about this chapter, I loved the beginning, the reaction of Van after talking with Hitomi's mother was beautiful! I have to admit that at first I was skeptical about the story, but I think you have managed to bring very good, with some problems that failed to convince me, but I finally caught! |
feamlenaruto chapter 1 . 8/28/2012 this my be good |
Tarocchi chapter 5 . 8/22/2011 i adore annie-the perfect foil for allen. shes a hilarious take on the typical crazy best fiend motif, and her interactions with her "cello knight from heaven" have me in stitches :) |
Tarocchi chapter 2 . 1/5/2011 i would attempt to convey to you the power of your comedic abilities, but im certain hundreds of other reviewers have already done it better than i could. annie laughing at allen was probably my favorite part. oh and as soon as you described the cookies as all being leg-less, i knew annie was going to be an awesome character. |
emoly01 chapter 1 . 8/5/2010 Awesome! There isn't a better word to describe it. Highly entertaining! |
HansWorth chapter 26 . 1/2/2009 PLEASE DO THE SEQUEL! |
Seismicshrapnel chapter 26 . 12/11/2008 I am definitely hoping you write more because i was superiorly waiting for allen to ask annie and all that stuff so please for the sake of good writing everywhere and me not being bored in study hall write more! PLEASE? |
Kushiel chapter 26 . 12/8/2008 Please, please, please write a sequel! I'm dying to know what happens next. |
bellaluna52 chapter 26 . 12/4/2008 YES! sequel please! i've been insanely addicted to this story,really it's the only one i read anymore, and i hate that it's over! haha but i'm also pretty bummed about no allen/annie love :/ i was looking forward to them to get together in the end through the whole story! so i think a sequel needs to happen. great job! :) |
Offical-Anime-Freak chapter 26 . 11/23/2008 I've been following this story since you started and really loved it! I still can't get over the "Princess Alice" (I swear I laughed for a hour). you also did the Van and Hitomi vary well. I really enjoyed the Annie and Allen. The only part I'm disappointed with is the ending because I feel there is so much you could add that it shouldn't have ended there. On that note I would like to state, that I think you should definitely write the sequel. *drops all pride* e(please) Do! |
settsuna chapter 26 . 11/22/2008 lol OMG i loved it. man there are some good Escaflowne fanfic's out there but this one tops you should defiantly do a sequel, it would be fun to see what the wedding would be like and how AL and Annie work thing out.:P |
Shadowwolf403 chapter 26 . 11/20/2008 i'm totally hoping on a high note that you'll make a sequel. besides it's just to funny to stop right there. |
InLuvWidVan chapter 26 . 11/20/2008 A...Its already over...? But it was reli gud honestly...dat xmas gift was reli kewl...i laughed just imagning Eries laughin n Allen's red face...Van n Tomi's scenes wr gud too...felt reli sad for Annie though... Eagerly waitin for another Esca fic from u... Peace... |
arysani chapter 26 . 11/19/2008 I love. Just. Love. Actually a great ending, because you didn't go all wibbly and "then they lived happily ever after", but you gave us a more definite ending than we got. Which is really what I wanted all along. So much love. So sad it's over, but... A sequel you say? Put me on the list, sista! I LOVE ME SOME DRYDEN FASSA. And a trifecta Dryden/Millerna, Allen/Annie, Hitomi/Van fic would simply be AWE-SOME. Annie and Dryden would be HI-larious. Ridiculous. The royal family would never recover from their hijinks. Which, really, is exactly the legacy I feel Dryden would like to leave. "I got you through war! And I also have fond personal memories of the alcove by the kitchen *winkwinknudgenudge to the wifey* and that time that me and that other Mystic Moon chick pelted the entire Royal Guard with water balloons. Thank you, and goodnight." |