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Judar (ジュダル, Judaru) is one of the four Magi in the current era and a Magician specialized in Ice Magic. He is the Oracle of Al-Thamen and the Kou Empire.
Judar appears as a young man with a slender muscular build and average height. Judar has medium long black hair with a long segmented pony-tail that stretches down to his ankles and red, ringed eyes. He wears purple makeup on his eyes that fades towards the inner portion of his eyelids. Judar wears an Indian chunnari around his neck with a small, short sleeved black choli which reveals his midriff under it, which is where he keeps his Magic Wand. He wears an Indian leg dress, that stops at his ankles, with no shoes. He wears golden bangled bracelets that extend from his elbows to his wrists and a golden bangled necklace with a ruby in the center that are inspired by Rajasthani folk dancers.
Judar is very powerful, cruel, arrogant and somewhat childish. Usually he doesn't listen to anyone's advice or orders, and does things his own way. He is usually disrespectful, even to his fellow Magi. He seems to be careless about what others think, goading Sinbad into feeling pity for him and then laughing at him. He is a good actor, and goes to great lengths to mock others. Because of his confidence in his abilities he enjoys fighting and war, declaring without support that the Kou Empire will destroy Sindria. Judar does not mind injuring and attacking innocent bystanders of his fights and civilians. Judar doesn't let his troublesome past bother him, as long as he gets to do whatever he pleases. However, he also seems to hold deep grudges as he couldn't forgive Al-Thamen or Gyokuen Ren for using his life for their own ends and asked why they couldn't have used Scheherazade or Yunan and why it had to be him.
Judar was chosen by the Rukh and was born in a poor village in the far east plain. Right after Judar was born, his parents, along with everyone else in his village, were immediately killed by Al-Thamen. Judar was taken by the organization, and was taken advantage of before he was able to understand anything. He was taught magic there. He has been in this situation since infancy.
Shortly after the founding of the Kou Empire, he was taken there by Al-Thamen and became the empire's Oracle and High Priest.
Judar has had multiple altercations with Sinbad, as Sinbad conquered some of the Dungeons that Judar summoned for other people.
Dungeon Arc
Judar appears accompanied by Markkio. He closes down the Dungeon Amon, while Alibaba Saluja, Aladdin and Morgiana are still inside, with his magic. He has a bored expression and comments on how annoying it was having that Dungeon there. He says that Markkio's King Vessel, Jamil, is dead. He then leaves swiftly on a flying carpet.
Kouga Arc
Judar is relaxing at the Kou Empire's palace. Markkio is looking for him, and scolds Judar because he never appears before the Emperor. Judar answers that he doesn't like the Emperor and that he instead prefers Hakuryuu Ren. He goes and talk to Hakuryuu, trying to urge him to go capture a Dungeon like his sister, Hakuei.[1]
Balbadd Arc
Judar appears again, walking pass Aladdin in front of the palace of Balbadd, when Alibaba is negotiating with his brother, Ahbmad Saluja. He wonders why there are so many people, and says that if he had known, he would have brought his carpet.[2]
Aladdin notes that Judar is like a black sun. Then, Judar heads towards King's Ahbmad throne room. He immediately sees Sinbad, and seems to be glad to see him, which is not returned since Sinbad recognizes him as a threat. Ahbmad asks Judar if he knows Sinbad, and the boy explains that Sinbad always gets in his way. Immediately, Judar is introduced as the Oracle of the Kou Empire. At night, Alibaba and the others are at the Fog Troupe's headquarters and Judar is listening while Sinbad encourages people to keep fighting.[3]
After Sinbad's speech, Judar shows himself and asks Sinbad what's he doing there. Sinbad questions Judar's reasons for being there, but Judar says that he has no interest about what happens to this country, and adds, with a sadistic smile, that Sinbad should already knows that what he truly likes is war. Judar praises his Kou Empire, but then adds that with the one he wants to work together with most is Sinbad because he can't stand the Emperor of Kou. Sinbad refuses, and then Judar notices Aladdin's presence. He stares Aladdin, and asks Sinbad who is he, saying that his Rukh is weird. When Sinbad states that Aladdin is a Magi like him, Judar can't believe it, saying that Magis are supposed to be amazing beings, and explains what a Magi is. Then, fakes a smile and appears to be friendly with Aladdin. When they are about shaking hands, Judar punches at Aladdin's eyes. After that, Judar mocks Aladdin, saying that he's slow. Judar asks Aladdin who's his King Vessel. Since Aladdin doesn't answer, Judar scans the room and identifies Alibaba as a King Vessel. He recognizes Alibaba as the guy who was bullied by Ahbmad, and laughs at him. Aladdin gets angry at his words, and defends Alibaba. Then, Judar attacks Alibaba, saying that he doesn't see why is he so special. Judar questions Sinbad why is he with such boring people, and asks if he become even stupider. Then, but, sees that Aladdin is preparing to fight, and he smiles and shows his wand as well.[4]
Sinbad tries to stop them, but Judar tells him to shut up since he cannot do anything because he doesn't have his Metal Vessels with him. Masrur attacks Judar, but he cannot break his Borg. Judar happily says to start the fight with firing Magoi, but it's useless because, as Magis, they are loved by the Rukh and cannot be damaged only with that. Then, Judar says to have a magic battle. he explains magic's functioning, and then attacks with Thunder Magic. Aladdin isn't able to dodge the attack, and invokes Ugo.[5]
After that, Judar recognizes Aladdin as a Magi. Judar gathers water from the air, and creates Ice Magic, which is his specialty. Then, he attacks with Thalg Al-Salos. Ugo tries to destroy Judar's Borg, but he remains unharmed. Then, Judar attacks again with his ice, and breaks through the Djinn's body. Aladdin tries to give Ugo power, and Ugo stands up again. Judar comments that Ugo is strong. When Aladdin asks him why is he doing that to us, Judar says that he has already forgotten why, but that this is not important.[6]
While Aladdin checks Ugo's wounds, Judar attacks him again, but Morgiana saves Aladdin and Alibaba attacks Judar, being able to pass through his Borg with his sword. Judar looks angry when he shows a cut in his cheek, and says that he wants to fight Aladdin, and nobody is allowed to get in the way. Then, but, Ugo attacks him with fury, crushing his Borg. Judar is horrified, and says to Aladdin that this is unfair because, since he hasn't been giving Magoi to Ugo and he still can move, this is proof that Ugo is not his Djinn. Judar traverses Ugo's body with more ice, but then Ugo attacks him with Heat Magic, and crushes Judar, leaving him unconscious.[7] He's going to finish him but then Kougyoku Ren and her entourage appear and save Judar. Princess Kougyoku's Household Member, Koubun Ka, treats him with his Household Vessel.[8]
When Cassim traverses his chest with his Dark Metal Vessel, and transforms himself in the Dark Djinn, he attacks everyone in Balbadd's palace. He's near defeat, but then Judar appears unexpectedly. Judar comments to Markkio that he feels like he's overflowing with power, and the other answers that is because of the Black Rukh. [9] Then, Judar uses his power to control Cassim, making him his Djinn. After that, he immobilizes Sinbad with Ice Magic, and says that he'll make Sinbad his later too. Judar heads to Alibaba, disposed to kill him, but Morgiana saves him. Then, Morgiana gives impetus to Alibaba, and he attacks Judar, but the Magi resists the attack with ease and breaks Alibaba's sword. Alibaba stands again but he cannot touch Judar, but when Judar is about finishing him, Aladdin appears. [10] Judar says Aladdin to call out his Djinn, and attacks him, but Aladdin actives his Borg. When Judar knows that Aladdin no longer has Ugo he is deceived, and says that without that he's just a normal, boring brat. Then, but, Aladdin attacks Judar with powerful Heat Magic, even though this only annoys Judar. [11] Aladdin uses Solomon's Wisdom in Judar, and lets him know his past, which visibly affects him, and Judar falls to the ground. [12] Judar stands again, enraged, and attacks Aladdin with fury. Then, Alibaba returns Cassim to his normal state, and the Black Rukh weakens Judar, who isn't able to concentrate his powers.[13] Judar is sent with magic to where Al-Thamen is, unconscious.[14]
Second Sindria Arc
While Aladdin, Alibaba, Morgiana, and Hakuryuu are at the Torran Village, Judar goes to Sindria and destroys Yamraiha's barrier. When he appears in the middle of Sindria's palace, Ja'far attacks him with his Bararaq Sei, but Judar clashes him against a wall with some Wind Magic. Ja'far's angered, but Sinbad stops him.
Then, Judar confronts Sinbad, and asks him about the existence and purpose of the fourth Magi. He explains that in every era there are supposed to be three Magis, who choose kings, create countries and build the entire world. In the current era, he adds, there are a guy who travels around the world and make dungeons appear and disappear as he pleases, the old hag in Reim Empire, and Judar himself. Judar says that in a new Magi appears is because someone of these three people must have died, but he says that, as far as he knows, all three Magis are alive. Then, he says the fourth Magi has a power that even Judar never heard about, and that the "organization" desires.[15]
He questions Sinbad's real intentions for protecting Aladdin, and aks him what does Sinbad want to obtain by using Aladdin. Sinbad coldly answers that this is nothing of Judar's business, and reminds him that he has a grudge against the organization for what they did to them in Parthevia. Judar, then, starts to cry much for Sinbad's surprise, and says that he's also one of Al-Thamen's victims. He says that Aladdin showed him his past, and Judar discovered that Al-Thamen killed his parents and kidnapped him when he was a child, taking advantage of his innocent oblivion. He shouts he wanted to live a normal life, and questions if its really his fault why hes like this. Judar then falls to a crouch on the ground, hiding his face in his hands whilst sobbing. When Sinbad approaches Judar in a concerned manner, Judar starts to laugh, and mocks Sinbad for feeling pity for him, saying that he really is a good person. Judar says whilst all that that he said prior in his story is true, he doesn't care about those things at all, just as long as he can keep doing whatever he pleases.[16]
Judar comments that the country Sindria isn't half that bad, and that he doesn't hate Aladdin, but for those reasons he threatens to destroy both Aladdin and Sindria. He says to Sinbad that he wanted to join forces and comments that it would have been incredibly fun to conquer the world together, but Judar then noticed that it would be more fun killing someone as strong as Sinbad. After that, Judar begins to exalt the Kou Empire, and says that they have five Dungeon Conquerors and monsters in the army. He enumerates his King Vessels: Hakuei Ren, Kougyoku Ren, Kouha Ren, Koumei Ren, and Kouen Ren. Judar says that among them Kouen's the best, and that he won't lose to Sinbad. Then Judar declares Sindria an enemy state to the Kou Empire. Kougyoku appears and asks him what does he mean with that declaration, and he answers that it is exactly what she heard and that's why she doesn't need to stay in Sindria anymore. Judar comments that Kougyoku was probably in Sindria due to the scandal concerning her and Sinbad, and that due to that she probably lost place in the Kou Empire. Judar asks Kougyoku to return with him and says that he will fulfill Kougyoku's desire and make her into a general. She doesn't answer and Judar asks what's wrong before dismissing the subject. He asks Kougyoku to tell Hakuryuu that Sindria is their enemy now, before using gravity magic to leave.
When he returns to Balbadd, he is greeted by Koumei and Kouha. Judar, to apologize for his lateness, gives to Koumei a gift from Sindria. Koumei is not pleased at all when he hears that Judar came from such a place. They go to where Kouen is waiting, and Seiryuu Ri and Kokuhyou Shuu angrily ask him how he dare make Kouen wait. Kouen asks Judar if he brought some interesting present to him. Then Judar tells him about the declaration he made in Sindria and, while Kouha is surprised and Koumei angry, Kouen laughs, saying that is very befitting for the Magi of his Empire.
World Exploration Arc
After the death of the Kou Empire's Second Emperor, Koutoku Ren, Judar returns to the palace with Kouen Ren. When he passes beside Hakuryuu he stares him, realizing that there's a change in him.
After the funeral, Judar confronts Hakuryuu. Hakuryuu doesn't want to talk with him because says that Judar is a Gyokuen's pawn, and Judar says that the same goes for Hakuryuu. Judar says the prince is still being controlled by his mother. Judar says that Hakuryuu has become strong, and that he wishes to show this power to Gyokuen, who is a member of Al-Thamen. When she appears, Judar watches their confrontation and, afterwards, he offers to help Hakuryuu if he agrees to curse his "destiny".
Magnostadt Arc
Judar, accompanied by Hakuryuu, watches Aladdin using Wisdom of Solomon, and comments that he wanted to see it again, the power that changed his life, and adds that he has missed Aladdin.[17] Judar says to Hakuryuu that his sister is there, and asks if he's not going to rush over her. Hakuryuu denies, and says that they haven't come here for that reason, at which Judar agrees.[18]
Nero and Sai Lin wonder where the Black Rukh went while Judar is taking it. After collecting all the Black Rukh, he says that the only one who can use this power is a Magi who has fallen into depravity; and then, he tells Hakuryuu to leave, since they have finished their business there.[19]
Second Balbadd Arc
During the summit, Yunan asks where is the Magi of the Kou Empire, Judar. Koumei says that the High Priest has been immersing himself in magic training as of late, and he has an atmosphere around him that clearly says that they should not interrupt him. That's why they will be only ones representing the Kou Empire in this meeting. Yunan says that's a pity, since it took a lot of time to organize this summit, so he wanted all the Magi to be there and listen to Aladdin's story. [20]
Alma Torran Arc
He later arrives at the Summit after secretly listening to Aladdin's Story of Alma Torran calling it "Stupidly boring", he ignores everyone including Sinbad and tells Aladdin that he hand gotten stronger from their last fight in which Aladdin says the same to him too. He informs everyone that Hakuryuu (with his help) had successfully killed Gyokuen Ren and shows everyone how strong he has gotten by revealing them his Third eye and his new powers, and finally tells everyone in the summit that he hates their whole talk of their peace treaty and wants to give his answer as a Magi: to fight each other to see who will inherit this world.
He's later seen again arriving at the Kou Empire explaining Hakuryuu how difficult it is to use the Time-Space Magic, although promises him that he will train harder to make Hakuryuu become King.
Hakuryuu Flashback Arc
Judar is seen flying over the Kou Empire capital observing the changes that had become of it after Hakuryuu recaptured it. When he arrives back at the palace, he is scolded by two generals, Kokuhyou Shuu and Seiryuu Ri, who tell him not to leave his king's side. Judar walks up to Hakuryruu and says that everything was going as planned, and that even the "old geezers" where on his side. Hakuryuu comments that Judar has it easy as a Magi and he could just "float away" whenever he pleased, which Judar replied with a snarky retort saying he went to check on the situation in the streets in his steed. He says that Hakuryuu should be happy that since he is the legitimate successor, and everyone says he should be the emperor, although he does add that half of the soldiers ran away from the castle because they were under Kouen's rule. Judar lightly reprimands Hakuryuu for using his metal vessel to control the Al-Thamen members and noting that no one really believed or followed him and under their own free will; adding that he actually had an idle curiosity in him after all.
As Hakuryuu orders Judar to give him power as a Magi, Judar happily complies saying that he will do as he commands as long as he was determined enough and would grant his wish.
In a flashback, Judar is seen taking Hakuryuu to Belial's dungeon to help him conquer it, saying that since he was a Magi, he could feel that Belial was special and he was going to give the dungeon to Hakuryuu as he wished. Before entering, Hakuryuu asks Judar why he was so interested in him, Judar responds it was because Hakuryuu was the only one who has the exact same thing as him. Upon entering the dungeon, Judar calls to Hakuryuu and when the prince tells him he sees the Kou palace, Judar dismisses his view and claimed he saw a deserted village in a mountain recess. The two begin to argue about their different visions until they notice that this was the work of Belial. Judar states he doesn't really know what kind of Djinn Belial was, but says the color of the rukh were the same as Zagan's.
In Judar's vision, he is standing next to a illusion of Aladdin, watching a village getting burned by incoming lava. Aladdin calls him an unlucky person, saying that even though he did many bad things, it wasn't his fault because Al-Thamen was the one who kidnapped him. Judar claimed he killed a lot of people, like when he went to Parthevia to break down Sindria which had just been created. Aladdin tells him he can cut ties with Al-Thamen, to choose his own king as Magi and create a proper kingdom like he always wanted, to which Judar replied he was "wrong" and received a gash across his stomach. He pauses, telling Aladdin he was right, seemingly extending for his hand, but stabbing him with magic. He tells him to stop messing with him and begins to change. He tells him that he may have wanted to become friends in the past, but asks about the "other one" inside of him; telling the Djinn that the voice doesn't agree with what it was showing them.
Judar then tells Aladdin that he understands what he is telling him, to cut ties with Al-Thamen, but says that a voice inside of him just won't forgive them so easily and asks why should he forgive them. He angrily says that he couldn't forgive them for taking away his parents, taking over his life without his consent and laments why it couldn't have happened to the other Magi's, Scheherazade or Yunan; asking why it had to be him.
As Hakuryuu stands against his illusions, the two say that if the world rejects them as they are, they would destroy this world, and create it anew, causing Hakuryuu to fall into depravity. Judar goes up to Hakuryuu and asks him how he wants to live from here on out, demanding an answer, and is satisfied when Hakuryuu slices up the illusion of his sister and Morgiana. The two descend to Belial; when the Djinn said he will not give his metal vessel to Hakuryuu, Judar forces him to submit to his king, his anger materializing and turning into a new staff. To the Djinn's horror, Judar also had a third eye appear on his forehead, which the Djinn stated felt like Ilah itself.
After conquering Belial, Judar happily tells Hakuryuu that he will make him his king and says they should hurry and kill Gyokuen Ren as he warps them out of the dungeon.
Judar was trained in Magic ever since infancy by the members of Al-Thamen. Since he specializes in Ice Magic he is a "Blue Magician", as ice is a sub-type of Water Magic. Being a Magi, he has an almost limitless supply of Magoi.
Magi Abilities
Being a Magi, Judar was born being loved by White Rukh. Since Judar has gone through depravity, he is now also loved by Black Rukh. He can imbue Black Rukh with his spells to improve their lethality. As a Magi, he is also able to create Dungeons and control Djinns. Judar's Black Djinn was Cassim after he took control of him.
Judar uses his wand for focusing his Magoi and Magic attacks. It appears to be a small metal rod with a red jewel at its tip. When he appeared at the summit, he was seen using a different wand which appeared to be black staff that looks similar to a trident. The staff was originally the wand he used, it was materialized because of his anger when he went to the 68th Dungeon, Belial, with Hakuryuu.
As a Magi, Judar can use his Magoi to attack as well as turn it into Magic. Judar is best at utilizing Ice Magic. He is quite skilled with magic using multiple magics at once.
- Borg: It is said that this is the proof that one can do magic. It is a defensive move that blocks out attacks with evil intent. It blocks out all physical attacks and magic to a certain degree.
- Ice Magic: Judar is able to order water around, then freezes it into large Ice Shards.
- Thalg Al-Salos (Rain Of Ice Spears): Judar creates a huge ice shard and can shed it to many other pieces to send it to wherever he wants. Wherever it touches, it freezes that area completely.
- Thalg Thalgeyya (Pursuing Ice Dragons): Judar combines his Ice Magic with Wind Magic to create several ice tornadoes which pursues his opponents.
- Gravity Magic: Judar is able to use Gravity Magic where it appears like he is flying, by manipulating gravity. He is also able to use it to push people away with tremendous force.
- Lightning Magic: Judar can turn his Magoi into Lightning Magic. During the summit in Sindria, he used Black Rukh to summon black lightning with his 'new' power.
- Ramz Al-Salos (Downpour of Thunder Lances): Judar is able to use Black Rukh to summon black lightning and manipulate it.
- Ill-Ramz Al-Salos (Black Rain of Spears): Judar makes black thunder strike from the sky on his opponents.
- Wind Magic:Judar also showed using wind magic when he invaded Sindria. He created a small tornado to attack Ja'far.
- Space–Time Magic: Judar was able to use space and time magic to transport himself to another place without the the divine protection of a Djinn although due to this new ability, it tires him out greatly.
- Isolation Barrier: Judar is able to create a large, black-colored "Isolation Barrier" which stops the flow of Magoi to inhibit casting spells inside the barrier. All spells casted before the barrier losses their power and any Magician or Djinn User become unable to use any Magic anymore, which includes Judar himself.
Quantity of Magoi |
| 7/5 | |||
Fighting Ability |
| 4/5 | |||
Physical Strength |
| 2/5 | |||
Technique |
| 4/5 | |||
Leadership Ability |
| 1/5 | |||
Wisdom |
| 2/5 |
- Aladdin & Ugo vs Judar - Loss
- Alibaba & Morgiana vs Judar & Cassim - Won
- Aladdin vs Judar - Loss
- Ja'far vs Judar - Won
Judar has an old rivalry with Sinbad, as he conquered several of the dungeons Judar had raised. He originally wanted Sinbad to be his ally as he is very powerful, and conquer the world together but Sinbad refused this offer. Judar now wants to kill Sinbad due to his great power, and for "fun". During a confrontation with Sinbad, Judar has a confession about his past, and feigning lament and starts to cry. When Sinbad starts to pity him, Judar reveals that he was mocking him, and laughs at Sinbad for feeling bad for him.[21] After the summit arc, he has shown that he no longer cares to taunt Sinbad as he passed by him without even picking a fight as he usually would, causing some to wonder how he had changed so much.
Hakuryuu Ren
Judar has always liked Hakuryuu and saw in him potential to become a King Vessel, despite him being a crybaby. Judar even stated that, for him, Hakuryuu seemed better than the Emperor.[22] Despite this, Hakuryuu turned down his offer several times. After the death of Koutoku Ren, Hakuryuu experienced a drastic change and felt completely alone, and Judar came to him offering his hand again.[23][24] It has been showed that Hakuryuu finally has joined him and are planning something together.[25][26] He claims that Hakuryuu is the only one who shares something similar to him: hatred and anger for Gyokuen Ren who ruined and tainted their lives.
Kougyoku Ren
Kougyoku's is one of Judar's King Vessels. Even within the palace, Judar is a person who Kougyoku can approach for advice and general talk. Although Judar has concern towards Kougyoku, he tends to tease her when he is killing time[27]. He also calls her "Old Hag", which makes her get very angry.[28] But he was one of two people who acknowledged her as a warrior, and reminded her that she was strong.[29] However, when Kougyoku tried to be his friend, Judar refused[30]. He tells her that they are not friends. She affectionately calls him "Judar-chan". In the Volume 6 Extra, he pats her head and says that "she has a cute side too". In the drafts, Judar always teases her in several ways which hints they have a friendly relationship.
Upon first meeting, Judar made it seem as if he wanted to be friends with Aladdin. When he offered his hand to Aladdin, he punched him in the face, causing everyone to gasp in surprise.[4] Judar then decided that he and Aladdin should have a Magi duel to see how strong he was, though later he forgot the reason why they even started to fight. After that battle, they haven't been on great terms, and Judar always looks forward to fighting Aladdin. Judar later reveals whilst talking to Sinbad that he doesn't hate Aladdin, and wants to kill him due to that reason.[31] After the fight with the Medium, he stated that he "missed" Aladdin.[32] After the summit arc, he commented that Aladdin had gotten stronger to which Aladdin reciprocates the same to him.
- He is named after the eponymous hero of The Tale of Judar and His Brethren from One Thousand and One Nights.
- His hobby is strolling through the air.[33][34]
- His special skill is magic.[34]
- His favorite food is peaches and he dislikes vegetables.[34]
- Aside from vegetables, he said that dislikes "all that bitter and spicy and stinking stuff".[35]
- His weakness is vegetables.[33]
- His type of woman is one with a personality opposite to his own.[33]
- His favorite type is a strong person,[36] while he doesn't like weak people.[34]
- His favorite way to spend days off is teasing Kougyoku.[34]
- Kougyoku was duped into believing Judar's fake and embarrassing common sense lessons. Actually, Judar fell for it when he was told by Al-Thamen, and so out of spite he told her the same fake lesson.[37]
- He's proud of his extremely long hair, which he hasn't cut once in his lifetime.[36]
- Apparently, Judar braids his hair using magic.[33] The balls in his hair are filled with air and he probably wanted them to look like that because Al-Thamen lied to him saying: "the more magnificent your braid is, the better a Magi you are."[34]
- The person Judar is interested in is Aladdin, because he has a strange ability.[38]
- According to Morgiana, he smells like a bad guy and she doesn't really like it.[34]
- His character song is called "Kuroi Taiyō".
- In the second opening of Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, Judar is briefly seen at Sindria eating a hearty meal during a feast thrown by Sinbad.
- ↑ Night 25, Pages 12-15
- ↑ Night 43, Pages 16-18
- ↑ Night 44, Pages 1-6, 18
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Night 45
- ↑ Night 46
- ↑ Night 47
- ↑ Night 48
- ↑ Night 49, Pages 1-10
- ↑ Night 70, Pages 13-15
- ↑ Night 71, Pages 1-3, 12-17
- ↑ Night 72
- ↑ Night 73, Pages 7-10,
- ↑ Night 75, Pages 9-10
- ↑ Night 76, Page 5
- ↑ Night 110, Pages 10-13
- ↑ Night 110, Pages 13-17
- ↑ Night 196, Pages 17-18
- ↑ Night 197, Page 1
- ↑ Night 198, Pages 19-20
- ↑ Night 214, Page 2
- ↑ Night 11, Pages 14-17
- ↑ Night 25, Page 14
- ↑ Night 147, Pages 17-18
- ↑ Night 148, Pages 14-15
- ↑ Night 196, Pages 17-18
- ↑ Night 198, Page 20
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Shinobu Ohtaka's Tegaki Extras
- ↑ Night 121, Page 5
- ↑ Night 121, Page 5, 8
- ↑ Night 110, Page 18
- ↑ Night 196, Page 17
- ↑ 33.0 33.1 33.2 33.3 Magi Official Guidebook
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 34.4 34.5 34.6 Magi Character Encyclopedia
- ↑ Magi First Fanbook
- ↑ 36.0 36.1 Volume 11's Stickers
- ↑ Volume 16 Extra
- ↑ Magi Perfect Fanbook


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PAPA ROACH has unveiled more details about its upcoming album, "Time For Annihilation...On The Road and On The Record", due out on August 31. The record will feature a mix of live tracks and new studio cuts, including a first single called "Kick In The Teeth". PAPA ROACH frontman Jacoby Shaddix told The Pulse of Radio why the band decided to issue a live album now. "Everybody keeps going, 'Man, you guys, you know, you guys kill it live, you guys are a great live band,' and we were like, 'You know what, it's time for us to do a live record,'" he said. "And so we wrapped up 2009, we were doing dates with SHINEDOWN, and we started recording shows towards the end of that. We got nine live songs, and then we have five studio songs, and so it's kind of like the best of both worlds."
Shaddix explained why the band split the album between live and studio material, saying, "We've always wanted to capture the energy of our live shows but didn't want to do the same old thing that most bands do, so we decided to put five brand new studio tracks on the record along with some of our favorites from the road and we are really proud of the final result." "Time For Annihilation" will be PAPA ROACH's first release on Eleven Seven Music, after parting ways with Interscope/Geffen Records earlier this year. Shaddix said about the move, "We wanted to work with a team who's focused on rock music rather than pop and urban. Moving to a successful indie like Eleven Seven Music gives us that without sacrificing the manpower of a major." PAPA ROACH's last full studio album was 2009's "Metamorphosis". The band will start a new run of dates on June 5 in Chicago.PAPA ROACH Frontman Talks About Upcoming Live Album
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Anniversary: Clarence and Jeanette Reinbrecht
Clarence and Jeanette Reinbrecht
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Clarence and Jeanette Reinbrecht of Chandler, Ind., celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner.
Reinbrecht and the former Jeanette Coomes were married Sept. 9, 1952, at St. John Church in Elberfeld, Ind.
They are the parents of Chris Reinbrecht of Winslow, Ind., Donna Granderson of Kentucky, Barbara Duke of Valparaiso, Ind., John and Allen Reinbrecht, both of Chandler, and Linda Allen of Newburgh. They have nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
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However there is some bad news after Sam Warburton was ruled out for up to three weeks with a calf tear.
Both Jones and Byrne could be available to Wales coach Warren Gatland ahead of Saturday's clash with South Africa.
"Sam Warburton has picked up an injury to his calf and as a result of scans today, he has been ruled out for two to three weeks," said Wales forwards coach Robin McBryde "
"It's disappointing because he really rose the occasion on Saturday. I thought he was outstanding and was a part of a combative back-row performance.
"But the positives are that Ryan Jones and Lee Byrne took part in training."
The return to training of Jones will soften the blow of losing Warburton, who was so impressive against the Wallabies last weekend.
"I managed a jog on Monday and took part in training yesterday," said Jones.
"It's so far so good and I've had no reaction. I got through training and like to think I held my own. I feel good in myself, I'm confident and if I do get an opportunity this weekend I'm going to take it."
Scarlets rookie George North has also returned to full training and will win his first cap if selected to face the Springboks. The 18-year-old played more than an hour in the Scarlets 52-13 demolition of Leeds Carnegie in the LV=Cup on the weekend.


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Description: This site provides access to subway maps for more than 100 cities worldwide, showing best routes, transfers, and an estimate of time required for travel. Includes links to official websites of individual transport providers and selected tourist attractions. In English and French. From the Paris Transport Authority.
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One of the more recent toxic additions to our food supply is the artificial sweetener called Neotame. In the European Union, where it was approved as a flavour enhancer as of November 2010, it is known by its "E number," E961. Made by NutraSweet (a former division of Monsanto and the original manufacturer of aspartame), neotame is 13,000 times sweeter than table sugar, and about 30 times sweeter than aspartame. It's based on the aspartame formula—despite the fact that 80 percent of all FDA complaints pertain to adverse reactions from aspartame. Neotame is essentially aspartame plus 3,3-dimethylbutyl--the presence of which ends up reducing the production of phenylalanine, which allegedly makes it safe for those suffering from phenylketonuria (PKU). -- Neotame, which is based on the aspartame formula, is 13,000 times sweeter than table sugar and about 30 times sweeter than aspartame. It's approved for use in a wide array of food products, including baked goods. However, contrary to internet rumours, neotame is not allowed in organic foods -- Neotame is essentially aspartame plus 3,3-dimethylbutyl, which blocks production of phenylalanine, thereby eliminating the need for a warning on labels directed at people who cannot properly metabolize phenylalanine. 3,3-Dimethylbutyraldehyde is a highly flammable irritant, and carries risk statements for handling including irritating to skin, eyes and respiratory system -- Neotame is used as a substitute for molasses in cattle feed. The product is marketed as "Sweetos" in India, and according to a press release, cattle consume more fodder when mixed with Sweetos—a statement that effectively bursts the myth that artificial sweeteners like neotame are excellent diet aids (Hence neotame does not need to bear a PKU warning label like aspartame.) Unfortunately, it may actually be an even more potent and dangerous neurotoxin, immunotoxin and excitotoxin than aspartame. Proponents of neotame claim that increased toxicity is of no concern because less of it is needed to achieve the desired effect. Still, Monsanto's own pre-approval studies of neotame revealed adverse reactions, and there were no independent studies that found neotame to be safe. That said, my recommendation for neotame is similar to that for aspartame, which is: avoid it at all costs if you care about your health. Neotame is like aspartame on steroids, so while you want to avoid both, neotame appears to be more toxic. One way of avoiding all artificial sweeteners is to purchase foods bearing the USDA 100% Organic label. I don't believe there's any reason to suspect organic foods will contain neotame. I've previously expounded on the many health dangers of
Neotame is also more stable at higher temperatures than aspartame, so it's approved for use in a wider array of food products, including baked goods.
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Colombi, David, Rafferty, Jackie and Steyaert, Jan (eds.) (1993) Human services and information technology: a European perspective, UK, European Network for Information Technology, 208pp.
Rafferty, Jackie, Steyaert, Jan and Colombi, David (eds.) (1996) Human services in the information age , New York, USA, Haworth Press, 437pp.
Steyaert, Jan, Colombi, David and Rafferty, Jackie (eds.) (1996) Human services and information technology: an international perspective, London, UK, Ashgate, 272pp.
Rafferty, Jackie (ed.) (1999) UpFront. Information and communication technology in teaching and learning social welfare [In special conference issue of HUSITA-5]. New Technology in the Human Services, 12, (3/4)
Rafferty, Jackie (ed.), (2000) Editorial. New Technology in the Human Services
Fowler, C.A. and Trinder, VM (eds.) (2002) Developing excellence in library and knowledge services: accreditation of library and information services in the health sector: a checklist to support assessment. 2nd edition. London, GB, NHS Library and Knowledge Development Network, 38pp.
Fowler, Chris and Trinder, Val (eds.) (2002) Developing excellence in library and knowledge services: accreditation of library and information services in the health sector: a checklist to support assessment, 2nd ed: outline structure. London, GB, NHS Library and Knowledge Development Network, 6pp.
Fowler, Chris and Trinder, Val (eds.) (2002) Developing excellence in library and knowledge services: accreditation of library and information services in the health sector. A checklist to support assessment 2nd edition: workbook. London, GB, NHS Library and Knowledge Development Network, 11pp.
Clarke, Peter (ed.) (2002) The University and College Libraries of Cambridge, London, UK, The British Library in Association with The British Academy, 1004pp. (Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues, 10).
Fowler, Chris and Trinder, Val (eds.) (2005) Developing excellence in library and knowledge services: accreditation of library and information services in the health sector: a checklist to support assessment, 2nd edition with revised guidelines. London, GB, NHS Library and Knowledge Development Network, 52pp.
Anderson, Thomas R., Hankin, Robin K. S. and Killworth, Peter D. (2008) Beyond the Durfee square: enhancing the h-index to score total publication output. Scientometrics, 76, (3), 577-588. (doi:10.1007/s11192-007-2071-2).
Avison, D.E. and Myers, M.D. (1995) The interdisciplinary nature of information systems and the case for anthropology. Southampton, UK, University of Southampton, 22pp. (Discussion Papers in Accounting and Management Science, (95-101) ).
Barton, Jane, Currier, Sarah and Hey, Jessie M.N. (2003) Building quality assurance into metadata creation: an analysis based on the learning objects and e-Prints communities of practice. In, 2003 Dublin Core Conference: Supporting Communities of Discourse and Practice - Metadata Research and Applications. DC2003 Dublin Core Conference - Supporting Communities of Discourse and Practice - Metadata Research and Applications , DCMI, 39-48.
Bloodworth, A. G., Augarde, C.E. and Houlsby, G.T. (1999) Transferring a non-linear finite element code to the Oxford Supercomputer, Oscar. In, Developments in analysis and design using finite element methods. 7th International Conference on Civil and Structural Engineering Computing , , 85-94. (Civil-Comp Proceedings, 59). (doi:10.4203/ccp.59.4.3).
Bracher, Mike, Wagland, Richard and Corner, Jessica (2014) Learning-based text mining in analysis of free-text responses to the (2013) Wales Cancer Patient Experience Survey (WCPES) – Findings and future applications. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton, 32pp.
Brajnik, Giorgio, Mizzaro, Stefano, Tasso, Carlo and Venuti, Fabio (2002) Strategic help in user interfaces for information retrieval. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 53, (5), 343-358.
Bretherton, David, Schraefel, Monica mc, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice, Polfreman, Richard, Smith, Daniel Alexander and Lambert, Joe (2008) An introduction to musicSpace. In, Introduction to e-Research in Arts and Humanities, Reading, UK, 10 Dec 2008.
Bretherton, David, Schraefel, Monica mc, Smith, Daniel Alexander, Polfreman, Richard, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice and Lambert, Joe (2009) musicSpace: improving access to musicology's data sources. In, eScience for Musicology, Edinburgh, UK, 01 - 02 Jul 2009.
Bretherton, David, Schraefel, Monica mc, Smith, Daniel Alexander, Polfreman, Richard, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice and Lambert, Joe (2009) The 'musicSpace' project. In, IAML (UK & Ireland) Academic Music Librarians' Seminar, Birmingham, UK, 21 May 2009.
Bretherton, David, Smith, D.A., schraefel, mc, Polfreman, Richard, Everist, Mark, Brooks, L. Jeanice and Lambert, Joe (2009) Integrating musicology's heterogeneous data sources for better exploration. In, Proceedings of the 10th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference. Kobe, Japan, International Society for Music Information Retrieval, 27-32.
Bretherton, David, Smith, Daniel Alexander, Schraefel, Monica mc, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice, Polfreman, Richard and Lambert, Joe (2009) Discovery and exploration using musicSpace. At Unlocking Audio 2: Connecting with Listeners, London, UK, 16 - 17 Mar 2009.
Bretherton, David, Smith, Daniel Alexander, Schraefel, Monica mc, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice, Polfreman, Richard and Lambert, Joe (2009) musicSpace: integrating musicology's heterogeneous data sources. In, InterFace 2009: 1st International Symposium for Humanities and Technology, Southampton, UK, 09 - 10 Jul 2009.
Bretherton, David, Smith, Daniel Alexander, schraefel (PI), mc, Polfreman, Richard, Everist, Mark, Brooks, Jeanice and Lambert, Joe (2009) Orchestrating musical (meta)data to better address the real-world search queries of musicologists. At 5th IEEE International Conference on e-Science, Oxford, UK, 09 - 11 Dec 2009.
Brown, Mark, Parchment, Oz and White, Wendy (2011) Institutional data management blueprint. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton, 21pp.
Brown, Mark and White, Wendy (2011) Institutional data management blueprint final report. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton
Byatt, Dorothy, Beale, Gareth, Hitchcock, Steve, Pagi, Hembo, Scott, Mark, Cox, Simon J., Earl, Graeme and White, Wendy (2013) Working collaboratively with PhD and early career researchers: agents for change. At 8th International Digital Curation Conference "Infrastructure, Intelligence, Innovation: Driving the Data Science Agenda", Amsterdam, NL, 14 - 16 Jan 2013. 1pp.
Byatt, Dorothy, De Luca, Federico, Gibbs, Harry, Patrick, Meriel, Rumsey, Sally and White, Wendy (2013) Supporting researchers with their research data management: Professional service training requirements - a DataPool project report. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton
Byatt, Dorothy, Hancock, Peter, Hitchcock, Steve and White, Wendy (2011) DataPool: building capacity, developing skills, supporting researchers. At 7th International Digital Curation Conference "Public? Private? Personal? Navigating the Open Data Landscape", Bristol, GB, 05 Dec 2011 - 07 Dec 2013 . 1pp.
Byatt, Dorothy, Scott, Mark, Beale, Gareth, Cox, Simon J. and White, Wendy (2013) Developing researcher skills in research data management: training for the future - a DataPool project report. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton, 15pp.
Byatt, Dorothy and White, Wendy (2013) Research data management planning, guidance and support: a DataPool Project report. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton, 16pp.
Carr, Les, White, Wendy, Miles, Susan and Mortimer, Bill (2008) Institutional Repository Checklist for Serving Institutional Management. In, Third International Conference on Open Repositories, University of Southampton, 01 - 04 Apr 2008. 3pp.
Coles, Simon, Frey, Jeremy, Hursthouse, Michael, Light, Mark, Carr, Leslie, DeRoure, David, Gutteridge, Christopher, Mills, Hugo, Meacham, Ken, Surridge, Mike, Lyon, Liz, Heery, Rachel, Duke, Monica and Day, Michael (2005) The 'end to end' crystallographic experiment in an e-Science environment: From conception to publication. In, UK e-Science All Hands Meeting 2005, Nottingham, UK, 19 - 23 Sep 2005. Southampton, UK,
Coles, Simon J, Frey, Jeremy G, Hursthouse, Michael B, Carr, Leslie A and Gutteridge, Christopher J (2004) Crystal Structure EPrints: Publication @ Source Through the Open Archive Initiative. At British Crystallography Association Spring Meeting 2004, Manchester, UK, 06 - 08 Apr 2004. Southampton, UK, Southampton University1pp.
Coles, Simon J. (2007) Capturing and sharing chemistry research data. In, ALPSP International Scholarly Communications Conference, London, UK, 13 Apr 2007. Southampton, UK, (Submitted).
Coles, Simon J. (2007) Chemistry research data in the modern age: a clear need for curation expertise. In, 3rd International Digital Curation Conference: "Curating our Digital Scientific Heritage: a Global Collaborative Challenge", Washington DC, USA, 11 - 13 Dec 2007. Southampton, UK, University of Southamton, 1-29. (Submitted).
Coles, Simon J. (2008) Designing data repositories to support preservation and publication for the chemistry community. In, Spring Meeting, 2008: Open Access Publishing in the Chemical Sciences, London, UK, 22 May 2008. Southampton UK,
Coles, Simon J., Frey, Jeremy G., Hursthouse, Michael B., Milsted, Andrew J., Carr, Leslie A., Gutteridge, Christopher J., Lyon, Liz, Heery, Rachel, Duke, Monica, Koch, Traugott and Day, Michael (2006) Enabling the reusability of scientific data: Experiences with designing an open access infrastructure for sharing datasets. In, Designing for Usability in e-Science, Edinburgh, UK, 26 - 27 Jan 2006. Southampton, UK, 5pp.
Colombi, David and Rafferty, Jackie (1999) Increasing the IMPACT of assistive technology. Brussels, Belgium, European Commission
Colombi, David, Rafferty, Jackie and Steyaert, Jan (1993) Overview of developments. In, Colombi, David, Rafferty, Jackie and Steyaert, Jan (eds.) Human Services and Information Technology: a European Perspective. UK, European Network for Information Technology, 187-199.
Colombi, David, Rafferty, Jackie and Steyaert, Jan (1993) Human services and information technology. In, Colombi, David, Rafferty, Jackie and Steyaert, Jan (eds.) Human Services and Information Technology: a European Perspective. UK, European Network for Information Technology, 1-32.
Darby, S.E, Priest, S.J., Fill, K. and Leung, S. (2008) Using digital libraries to support undergraduate learning in geomorphology. In, Rees, Philip, MacKay, Louise and Martin, David (eds.) E-Learning for Geographers: Online Materials, Resources and Repositories. Hershey, USA, Information Science Reference, 76-99.
Earl, Graeme, White, Wendy and Wake, Pam (2011) IDMB archaeology case study: Summary. Southampton, GB, University of Southampton, 12pp.
Fowler, C.A. (1996) Review of Urquhart CJ & Hepworth JB The value to clinical decision making of information supplied by NHS library information services. Journal of Documentation, 52, (3), 376-378.
Fowler, C.A. (1998) Accreditation for health care libraries in the United Kingdom. Health Libraries Review, 15, (4), 297-299. (doi:10.1046/j.1365-2532.1998.15402952.x).
Fowler, Christine (2001) MARC cataloguing: a basic introduction to SWRLIN usage using UKMARC. , University of Southampton, Healthcare Libraries Unit, 15pp.
Frey, Jeremy (2008) Curation of laboratory experimental data as part of the overall data lifecycle. International Journal of Digital Curation, 3, (1)
Frey, Jeremy and Borkum, Mark (2014) Nomenclature and terminology - standards for materials and processes. In, Open Science, Open Data and Formulation: Realising the Benefits, London, GB,
Frey, Jeremy G. (2005) The CombeChem Experience. At Knowledge Managment Workshop, e-Science All Hands Meeting 2005, Notttingham, UK, 19 Sep 2005. UK, EPSRC.
Frey, Jeremy G. (2014) From open access to intelligently accessible data in Open Notebooks. In, Beyond Open Access, STM, London, GB, 05 Dec 2014.
Gutteridge, C.J., Hitchcock, S., Simpson, P. and Hey, J. (2003) Report on the technical issues of using GNU EPrints Software for the development of an institutional e-Print repository at the University of Southampton. Southampton, UK, University of Southampton, 13pp. (TARDis Project Deliverable, D 2.3.2).
Harnad, Stevan (2014) Open access: what, where, when, how and why. In, Holbrook, J. Britt and Mitcham, Carl (eds.) Ethics, Science, Technology, and Engineering: An International Resource. Independence, US, Gale-Cengage (MacMillan Reference). (In Press).
Harnad, Stevan (2014) HEFCE/REF adopts optimal complement to RCUK OA Mandate. LSE Impact, 1-4.
Heery, Rachel, Duke, Monica, Day, Michael, Lyon, Liz, Hursthouse, Michael B., Frey, Jeremy G., Coles, Simon J., Gutteridge, Christopher J. and Carr, Leslie A. (2004) Integrating research data into the publication workflow: the eBank UK experience. In, PV-2004: Ensuring the Long-Term Preservation and Adding Value to the Scientific and Technical Data, ESA/ESRIN, Frascati, Italy, 05 - 07 Oct 2004. Frascati, Italy, European Space Agency8pp.
Hey, Jessie, Brody, Tim, Hitchcock, Steve and Carr, Leslie (2006) Towards future proofing Institutional Repositories with PRESERV: PReservation Eprint SERVices. ALISS Quarterly, 1, (4), 35-39.
Hey, Jessie M N (2007) Advocacy in practice: some thoughts from the TARDis Institutional Repository Project. In, KULTUR Advocacy Workshop, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, 20 Nov 2007.
Hey, Jessie M N, White, Wendy, Simpson, Pauline, Brown, Mark and Lucas, Natasha (2006) Fast flows the stream: tackling the workflow challenge with the University of Southampton Research Repository. At Open Scholarship 2006: New Challenges for Open Access Repositories, Glasgow, UK, 18 - 20 Oct 2006.
Hey, Jessie M. N. (2004) Targeting Academic Research with Southampton's Institutional Repository. Ariadne, (40)
Hey, Jessie M. N., Hitchcock, Steve, Carr, Leslie A. and Brody, Tim (2005) PRESERV (PReservation Eprint SERVices). At JISC Joint Programmes Meeting, Cambridge, England, 07 - 08 Jul 2005. JISC1pp.
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2004) Targeting Academic Research: Southampton's Institutional Repository. In, Lewis, Jonathan (ed.) Proceedings of Online Information 2004, 30 Nov-2 Dec 2004. Online Information 2004 , Learned Information Europe Ltd, 127-136.
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2004) Institutional repositories: laying foundations for a new era of scholarly communication: a practical view from the Southampton University research repository http://eprints.soton.ac.uk. At Online Information 2004, London, UK, 30 Nov - 02 Dec 2004. Learned Information Europe Ltd.
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2004) Policy Development for TARDis at the University of Southampton: Policy meets Practice in Building a Sustainable Institutional Repository for Research. At LEarning About Digital Institutional Repositories (LEADIRS) Seminars, London, UK, Cambridge-MIT Institute (CMI).
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2004) ECDL 2004: A Digital Librarian's Report. Ariadne, (41)
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2005) Farewell to the TARDis: Embedding an Institutional Repository Project in the Institution. At JISC Joint Programmes Meeting, Homerton College, Cambridge, UK, 07 - 08 Jul 2005. (Submitted).
Hey, Jessie M.N. (2006) En route to Open Access Scholarship: capitalising on Institutional Repositories. In, Libraries and Open Access Scholarship, London, UK, 11 Dec 2006.
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sam - Unregistered June 02, 2013 2:36 PM Its a game and it happens....vale knows this and I'm sure he will definitely tries to solve this..alvaro you don't know wat you did....anyway haters enjoy the best ....show some maturity a nim als 2 agree 1 disagree
Stacey Moaner - Unregistered June 02, 2013 2:38 PM it was the marshals fault Mm lost valuable points here at Mugello, they didnt help him pick his bike up..no wait. im thinking of someone else. 3 agree 5 disagree
Ros - Unregistered June 02, 2013 2:41 PM Those who hate rossi are happy and they have started criticizing him . But they dint noticed i guess today that even if he was not on podium today the whole crowd was calling for him . "vale vale" Hope you heard it !!!!!!Now thats what a legend is !!!!!!! 6 agree 8 disagree
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Terence S. Jones issued "Urban" as the WordPress challenge. Raw, unphotoshopped images of city/town life. I love his idea of City Explo[it/r]ation. Here is a snap, a click, a shutter release; an unfiltered moment when a little girl showed her balloon flower to a bride who was in the middle of her wedding photo shoot. The groom, photographer, and rest of the party smiled on. After all, it's not every day that a little girl meets a princess in the street.
The bride in the city…City Explo[it/r]ation, a WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge
Response to Tuesday Tryouts: Summer Style
Hmmm…my friend Margo Roby says write a summer poem. Margo says write a list of all things summer and then don't mention any of the things on the list. And don't sound cliché.
OK here goes:
One cliché summer sunset over the Laurentiens photo…so far so good…I'm not sounding cliché, I'm looking cliché…lol.
Ok… seriously…one summer-everything-on-my-list-not-mentioned poem, actually, a very surrealistic poem.
Summer walk
if we walk by the side of the river
whose curling waves undermine the bank
if we walk among the trees
whose curling leaves mark our faces green
if we hasten through the darkness
that is full of hands with curling fingers
if we evade the whispering waves
the writhing leaves
the clutching fingers
and if the house still stands
and the door is open
and we enter unscathed
a fire will be waiting
and we shall rise like smoke
blacken the rafters
and dance on the roof like birds
fly away
and pierce the sky with our beaks
Look up, look down, look around the corner
How to blow off a tour!
Got signed in as the +1 on mom's anesthetic convention for a walking tour of Quebec City. Meeting at the Convention Centre 15 minutes prior to departure. Met several bored Dr's wives waiting for the tour guide, all of them wanted to go shopping! The tour guide showed up…and we set off. One block walking to the parliament buildings and the dear old fossil stood for 20 minutes explaining the government business from under his Tilly hat. What have I got myself into?
I tried to be patient, really I did! What's a girl to do?
I know, let's have a look at the fountain…hmm interesting.
Look…a honey bee on the salvia, needed to follow her a little…documenting bees…very important these days.
Oh, the gateway to the old city, surely the old fossil and the shopping wives would make their way here…I'm just a bit ahead…
Ok, I'm bad, totally blew off the tour…
but look at the pretty hanging basket.
Ah, there, I needed to catch up with my postcards at the Château.
Peace at last…just me and the river.
Turned out to be a lovely Saturday morning after all. Hope the tour is having a nice time.
When I say PARTYAYYY!!! You say YEYAH!!!
Found a street party yesterday; two blocks, loads of beer, 3 live bands, 2 deejays and a naked girl being spray painted green…all at the same time…way into the night. Next morning, went to the local sbux, relics of the night before were still there.
You just had to see it. Grand Allee, Quebec City
"Bonjour Madame "
"Hilton Hotel Rue Rene Levesque sil-vous-plait"
"Qui Madame"
Putting the bags into the back of the taxi and there it is on the licence plate… "Je mais souviens"
Yes I do…
Being back in the province of Québec is something for me. Haven't been in Quebec for the past 10 years or so. Used to spend every July in Montreal. I know, here you were thinking I'm a bit of a Euro-city mouse. Well true, but Montreal— NDG— used to be where family was for 15 years.
Oh god, I remember the drivers. Best not to look forward. That Taxi is so tailgating. What do you mean you can't turn right on a red light? Oh, slight pause at the stop sign…I remember.


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- Published: Boston : Clarion Books, 2011.
- Year Published: 2011
- Description: 1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 29 cm.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
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- 9780547173535
- 0547173539
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Tallulah takes ballet lessons and eagerly awaits her coveted tutu, which, she learns, she must work hard to earn.
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