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Eskimo Bob, he eats lots of fish!
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Toad is pissed off and ready to fight.
Meet Cuboy, he is the ultimate friend!
reminds me of the time i did bc dungeons with 5 death knights/ no healer
Does that guild still exist?
agh gotta love dks' eh
I miss the good ol' raids back then....now everyone thinks there pointless :(
Animation fits the title, kinda reminds me of Dr. Katz
Nuuuuuuu, Darcia switched/rolled worgen!.....now it doesn't make sense lol
Hmmm maybe Darcia got bit by a worgen, and turned into a worgen! Oh Novas!
Great! Im guessing this was when WOTLK just came out because there used to be 2 million dks on PvP. Now its full of boomkins and paladins -__- Besides the fact, amazing, and GNOME LOCKS FTWWWWW!!
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I don't generally "like" stuff. I don't check in either, and the one or two times I've tagged someone, I've usually regretted it. (They have too). Part of the problem is that I'm an introvert. I've amassed loads of friends and followers on Facebook, but I'm not a naturally social person, and I don't like bothering everyone with the news that I watch Girls. (For that, follow me on Twitter.)
The deeper issue, though, is that Facebook has never explained why we're supposed to be liking and checking in and tagging. Some people do this stuff as a means of self-expression - your profile is your face on the web, so you like Arcade Fire and you check in to that new vegan place because you want to make a statement about who you are.
But for most of us, "liking" is just a lot of trouble. We use Facebook to keep in touch with friends. Unlike Google or Amazon, Facebook is a place to have fun, not a utility where you make decisions about what to buy or where to go. And for some critics, Facebook's inherent purposelessness seems like a huge shortcoming - if it's just for fun, then however big it gets, it's vulnerable to the next fun thing to come along (Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest or something else).
This week, Facebook finally made itself useful. It gave us a reason to care about "likes", check-ins and tags. That reason is a search engine, which Facebook is calling Graph Search. It's a feature that many users have long demanded. Now, you can type in simple queries to find the most interesting photos, businesses, or media among your connections or across Facebook's hordes.
For instance, if you want to know which TV shows your friends enjoy, just type "TV shows liked by my friends" into the new search box at the top of your screen. And you can go even further, slicing up your network - or even all of Facebook's users - into tinier and tinier niches. If you're a New Yorker who's planning a Girls party, try "friends who like Girls who live in NYC." If you're a guy looking for a deeper connection, add a few more parameters: "photos of friends of friends who like Girls who live in NYC who are single women between 20 and 34 and like Arcade Fire."
I actually tried that query, and it worked - meaning, Facebook did understand what I was looking for. But it didn't produce any results - that is, my dream woman doesn't exist, or, if she does, she hasn't liked Girls and Arcade Fire on Facebook. When you get access to the new search engine - it's being rolled out to Facebook's users "very slowly," Mark Zuckerberg said at Tuesday's launch event - I suspect that you, like me, will spend a half hour typing in many such odd juxtapositions of people, places and things.
You'll immediately notice Facebook search's amazing user interface and flexibility. You'll also spot one glaring problem: The search results aren't that good.
While many of the answers I got back were on the money, a lot of them were strange. For example, when I searched for "Restaurants liked by people who live in San Francisco, California" and "Restaurants liked by people who live in Palo Alto, California" I got the same top result: Facebook's corporate cafeteria, the Facebook Culinary Team. Now, I've had a couple good sandwiches at Facebook's caf, but I don't remember ever being knocked off my feet. Something with the search engine seemed screwy.
These sometimes strange results aren't fatal. Zuckerberg and others who worked on the new engine stressed that they're rolling it out so slowly in part because they need a lot more users to improve its results. Search algorithms improve as more people use them, which I'd bank on happening here. And if that does happen, Facebook search could become an important part of your daily web scrounging - I can imagine using it as my first stop to find hotels, restaurants, doctors and maybe even the consumer products I now go to Amazon for.
Facebook's search engine brings its rivalry with Google into stark relief, especially when you consider that Facebook is using Bing as a fallback - when it can't find you good social results, it shows you web results from Bing. As it is today, Facebook's new search shouldn't send anyone at Google into a panic. No one is going to use this as a substitute for good old web search. If anyone should be worried about Facebook's search right now, it's Yelp, Tripadvisor, LinkedIn and other specialty social and review sites.
But today's Facebook search is only the first version, and as long as users co-operate, it's bound to improve dramatically. It's wise to remember, too, that Facebook doesn't have to beat Google's search engine to hurt Google as a business.
If Facebook search becomes only the second most useful site on the web, it would add to the social network's existing role as the web's biggest time-waster. In other words, if Facebook perfects its vision of search, the social network would be fun and useful, all in one. That would be a worth a lot of billions.
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Mercury himself could not have stopped Bale on that second goal.
Do we want to focus on Bale being super fast or Whitbread being slow?
It may be nice to have a potential USMNT CB starting in the EPL but if you lined up the 40 starting CB's (2 for each team) in the EPL best to worst, he'd be very near the end of that line.
That Gareth Bale guy is pretty good. And so is Tottenham. Really want to se them finish top four this year
Bale torched Maicon repeatedly in the CL. No need to focus on how slow the defender is (especially a center half like Whitbread). Bale is ridiculously fast.
I wouldn't judge Whitbread on this one game.
Bale has made a lot of players, not just center backs, look slow and foolish.
Whitbread isn't the first and won't be the last.
Whitbread is slow, bale is fast…….in other news Brad is still bald.
I hate to judge players soley on their mistakes, but with central backs, that is often all we are left with.
On the first goal, Whitbread left Bale to help 2 other players cover Adabayor, that was a decision he got wrong and Bale had an easy goal when Adabayor slipped him the ball.
On the second goal, he started late, that gave Bale a clear route and he took it. Some defenders catch attackers, who must both control the ball and run while the defender must simply sprint. The second goal was another poor (or maybe just too slow decision) and then not enough pure speed to recover from the error.
On the bright side, Whitbread made several aerial clearances and did well in general in covering the central route to goal.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Consulting Magazine has recognized Nicola Russell, director of talent management for Slalom Consulting, with its Future Leader Award. Russell was honored at the 2012 Women Leaders in Consulting awards event in New York for her extraordinary efforts helping women break barriers and blaze trails in the consulting profession.
With more than 12 years of consulting experience, Russell has headed employee development and talent management solutions as a consultant to both the Slalom firm and its clients. She leads Slalom's Talent Advisory Council and represents the national viewpoint on the firm's diversity initiatives in 11 markets. Her team has put in place dozens of learning programs, implemented an onboarding program and commissioned a talent management system. Her efforts have helped Slalom earn recognition as a 2012 Top 10 Best Firms to Work For by Consulting Magazine.
"We are at the same time delighted and not the least bit surprised about the honor Nicola has earned," said Slalom National General Manager John Tobin. "It made perfect sense for her to lead our firm's corporate strategy for talent management and to achieve this honor. We see her continuing the strong momentum of growth that she has established for our company across the nation."
Russell's success is a result of her passion for diversity, employee engagement and development, learning strategy and analysis, curriculum architecture and design, leadership development, and human performance improvement.
Consulting Magazine is considered the leading publication of the consulting profession. The publication received more than 400 nominations for its awards in the categories of Leadership, Client Service and Future Leaders, with only 11 individuals who earned award recognition.
At the ceremony, Russell was honored along with women leaders from other major consulting firms, including IBM, Deloitte Consulting, Ernst & Young, KPMG, Accenture, Mercer, PwC, Capco, Mesirow Financial Consulting and The Boston Consulting Group.
About Slalom Consulting
Slalom Consulting brings together business and technology expertise to help companies drive enterprise performance, accelerate innovation, enhance the customer experience, and increase employee productivity. The firm delivers award-winning solutions in areas such as organizational effectiveness, business intelligence, mobility, and cloud through a national network of local offices across 11 North American cities.
Founded in 2001 and based in Seattle, WA, Slalom has rapidly grown to more than 1,800 consultants. The company has earned recognition from Microsoft as the Partner of the Year five times, including 2012 Microsoft Office 365 Solution Partner of the Year, as well as one of the Top 10 Best Firms to Work For by Consulting Magazine. For more information, visit slalom.com.
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From Charleston take I-26 to exit 205A (Hwy. 78). Ashton Woods is 1.3 miles on the left.
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- Pets AcceptedAshton Woods allows cats and dogs, up to two per apartment home, with a full grown maximum weight limit of 90 pounds combined. However, breed restrictions apply. We also allow some other non-traditional pets. Contact the management office for details. Pet Fee: $250 per pet (Non-refundable) Pet Rent: $15 per month, per pet
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Welcome to Ashton Woods! A beautifully designed community with scenic landscaping, a state-of-the-art fitness center, resident activity room, and gourmet coffee/tea bar. Our community is designed for those who wish to reward themselves with the best! Centrally located in Ladson, our residents enjoy an easy commute to Charleston Southern University, as well as convenient access to nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment. Whether you are searching for a cozy one-bedroom or comfortable two-bedroom, we are certain you will feel right at home in Ashton Woods. Apartment features include high-speed internet access, ceramic tile flooring, scenic pool views, and vaulted ceilings. When you are not relaxing indoors, you'll find a sparkling pool, spacious clubhouse, and sunny outdoor grilling kitchen, just steps from your front door.
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A lot of Sparks but not much heat
The movies based on the novels of Nicholas Sparks always emphasize the simple pleasures. A quiet locale, a leisurely stroll down the beach, a romance that doesn't begin in a bar and end in bed that same night.
Those simple pleasures are in the forefront of "Safe Haven," another treacly tale from the "beach book" author who gave us "The Notebook," "Dear John" and "The Last Song." There's another beach town – sleepy, bucolic Southport, N.C. – another pair of lovers, each with his (Josh Duhamel) or her (Julianne Hough) "big secrets."
The girl, Katie, is on the run from Boston, and the locals, especially the handsome widowed shopkeeper Alex, take an interest and try to make her fresh start work out.
Katie gets a job at the seafood joint and learns to spear-fish flounder and cope with critters in the shack she rents in the woods.
There's an overly nosy/overly friendly neighbor (Cobie Smulders) and a twinkly old uncle (Red West) to prod Alex into approaching the pretty new waitress in town.
And a couple of cute kids eyeball Katie, one hoping she'll replace her dead mom, the other fearing that same thing.
Director Lasse Hallstrom and his screenwriters may be stuck with Sparks' formula, but they take advantage of the geography, the leads and a couple of homespun supporting players, including Robin Mullins as a wonderfully folksy owner of the seaside seafood shack.
The offhandedly charming Duhamel is more seasoned and better at this sort of laid-back slow-burn love than the still-green Hough, who seems too young for somebody with this much baggage. She is never more than adequate.
It's a movie for people who nod their heads at the revelation that "Life is full of second chances." There's tragedy and heartbreak, in the past and possibly in the future, and a story that involves no heavy lifting – few surprises and so "safe" that there's nothing that could be considered "edgy."
From "Message in a Bottle" to "Nights in Rodanthe," that's a formula that has made Sparks rich. But some of us want more from our big-screen romances, especially a film released on Valentine's Day.
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No need to cut back on salt: New study claims most people don't need to lower amount they eat
A large international study questions the conventional wisdom that most people should cut back on salt, suggesting that the amount most folks consume is OK for heart health — and too little may be as bad as too much. The findings came under immediate attack by other scientists.
Limiting salt is still important for people with high blood pressure — and in fact, a second study estimates that too much sodium contributes to up to 1.65 million deaths each year. The studies both have strengths and weaknesses, and come as the U.S. government is preparing to nudge industry to trim sodium in processed and restaurant foods.
The first study's leader, Dr. Salim Yusuf of McMaster University's Population Health Research Institute in Hamilton, Ontario, urged keeping an open mind.
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Pinch of salt: A large international study challenges the advice for most people to cut back on salt
'There are those who have made a career out of promoting extreme sodium reduction that will attack us,' he said. It's better to focus on healthy lifestyles and overall diets instead of a single element, 'and that is something everyone can rally around.'
No one should view this as permission to eat more salt, he said, adding that 'most people should stay where they are.'
The studies are in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.
Researchers found:
- Sodium levels generally correlate with the risk of high blood pressure. But this link is strongest when sodium intake is high and wasn't seen at all when consumption is low. The link also is stronger as people age.
- A different nutrient — potassium, found in vegetables and fruits — seems to lower blood pressure and heart risks, and offsets sodium's effect.
- People who consume 3 to 6 grams of sodium a day (about 8 to 15 grams of salt) had the lowest risk of heart problems or death from any cause during the nearly four-year study. More or less sodium raised risk. About three-fourths of the world's population is in the ideal range. Americans average roughly 4 grams a day.
Yusuf's is observational, rather than a strict experiment, and has big limitations in its methods. But its size lends strength — more than 100,000 people in 17 countries, the largest on this topic. It's also from a general population, not just people at high risk of heart disease, as many past studies have been.
Guidelines from various groups for heart disease prevention recommend 1.5 to 2.4 grams of sodium a day. The American Heart Association advises no more than 1.5 grams.
'These are now the best data available,' Dr. Brian Strom said of the new study. Strom, the chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, led an Institute of Medicine panel last year that found little evidence to support very low sodium levels.
'Too-high sodium is bad. Too low also may be bad, and sodium isn't the whole story,' Strom said. 'People should go for moderation.'
The study was sponsored by the McMaster institute, nonprofit and government groups and industry, but funders had no role in running it. The countries included Canada but not the United States; China accounted for 42 percent of participants. About 40 percent had high blood pressure.
Sodium levels were estimated from a single urine test instead of the preferred method of over 24 hours at multiple times, which Yusuf said was impractical in such a big group.
That drew criticism from a host of scientists.
'This is a fundamental flaw' that undermines confidence in the results, said Dr. Elliott Antman, a Brigham and Women's Hospital cardiologist who is president of the Heart Association.
Dr. Robert Eckel, a University of Colorado cardiologist and a former Heart Association president, said the single measure is a big limitation, but that researchers 'did the best they could' in such a large study and that the findings still have some merit.
'I find the potassium data of great interest' for potentially lowering risk, he said.
Dr. Martin O'Donnell of McMaster University, one of the researchers, said potatoes, bananas, avocados, leafy greens, nuts, apricots, salmon and mushrooms are high in potassium, and 'it's easier for people to add things to their diet than to take away' something like salt.
Urges moderation: Unless they have high blood pressure, the amount most folks consume is OK for heart health, and too little may be as bad as too much, the study suggests
The second study in the journal, on how much sodium contributes to heart-related deaths, was led by Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian of Tufts University and the Harvard School of Public Health, and funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Researchers looked at dozens of studies around the world on sodium intake, calculated its relationship to high blood pressure, and then the relationship of high blood pressure to cardiovascular deaths.
There were 1.65 million deaths from intake over 2 grams of sodium a day, they estimate, and half a million deaths based on current worldwide consumption of 4 grams a day, said Mozaffarian, who has consulted for some food makers.
His study is less controversial and shows why policies to curb salt are important, Michael Jacobson of the consumer group Center for Science in the Public Interest, wrote in an email.
The federal Food and Drug Administration is preparing voluntary guidelines asking industry to trim sodium in processed foods, the main source in the diet.
'The totality of the evidence strongly supports' limiting sodium, Antman said, and the Heart Association feels 'now is the time for action and not hesitation anymore.'
Nutrition scientists Marion Nestle at New York University agreed.
'People don't eat salt, they eat food,' she said. 'Lots of people have high blood pressure and lots of people are getting older,' making salt a growing concern, she said. 'That's the context in which this is taking place.'
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This wasn't an 'odd decision' at all. Considering how prohibitively expensive it's been implied licensing the song for all 13 episodes would have been. We're probably very lucky we got it at all.
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I really hate the idea of more anime going to an inconclusive series ending just to cash in on movie(s) to finish the story.
I want my anime to be complete, unless the source itself isn't complete of course.
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I actually seem to be in the minority here but I actually prefer the quieter international version of the op. The show doesn't have much action scenes and moves at a slow place to reveal everything to you one puzzle piece at a time. The fast paced and loud Oasis just doesn't seem to click with me.
I just discovered this show on friday and watched it 3 times already it's that good. Movies are also awesome IMO, thought I seem to also be in the minority about that also. The blu ray was GORGEOUS, the picture quality was top notch.
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What I don't get is that record companies don't realise that a small 1min30sec of a song would be ideal promo material. Worst case scenario strike a deal like "you can use the song for all episodes but put a sticker on the box with Falling Down available online at www.xyz.com". I think that alone would drive sales and would not be expensive for the record label to deal with.
But I'm not one of those suits taking the decision so what do I know....
Anyway I'm definately getting this on Blu-Ray. Already saw the series but it's really quality anime material and this definately one that is worth every penny especially in Blu-Ray quality.
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As stated before, it was originally planned to be two seasons, they just decided to turn the second season into two films
As reported on this very site in fact!
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I knew I wasn't the only one who thought so; Kenji didn't do the best job here... in addition with Gundam 00.
That being said, Carl you actually make me want to rewatch this anime again.
While I think an A is pushing is a bit, I have to remind myself: this IS different from the norm. Plus... I had fun.
I do want to get this on Blu-ray. Another reason for me to buy would be, obviously, the dub. It's been a while since I've seen Jason take a leading role, that's also distinct.
While my favorite(and most memorable) role of Leah Clark was Eri from School Rumble, I am curious to see her in a lead role(haven't seen Bamboo Blade yet).
I guess my only concern for not thinking so high of this series when I first watched it was... I didn't know what to expect. I should've said to myself "oh wait, that's a GOOD thing!"
Excellent review Carl.
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i've only seen the first 2 episodes of this series and i gotta say that i'm very interested in seeing the rest. i wanted to watch it sooner actually because umino designed the characters (i love honey and clover) so i'm glad i finally got a chance to see some of it
unfortunately i gotta wait to see the rest in december when my first semester of college is over (jeez, i hate having no time for things )
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Here you can see the danger of calling people by their first name only, Otaking: at first I thought you were talking about Kamiyama Kenji rather than Kawai Kenji.
I am still so torn... I want this series, but the more I hear about the quality the more I know I'd love it in BluRay, only I have neither a BluRay player nor an HD TV. So... double-dipping sounds like my only real option, at least for a few years. And I don't want to wait a few years for Eden of the East.
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I like how Kenji Kawai has apparently gotten to the point where, around here at least, the most anybody can say to criticize the man lately is basically a "weeeelllll...he didn't do quite as awesome a job in this" reaction. The man's pretty much become my favorite composer outside Yoko Kanno between this, Gundam 00, and Fate/Stay Night alone.
I think the comment that "This is quite possibly the year's only truly great anime" is a bit much, but I do like Eden quite a bit. I was fascinated by the 4-5 episodes that I saw, so I'm waiting on my Blu-Ray with much anticipation in order to see the rest. The core premise is just a stroke of genius.
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Is this the part where I tell the reviewer that they are objectively wrong and their mistaken review is a sign of their questionable taste? It seems to be in vogue these days. Well, I promise I won't take it anything other than a difference of opinion.
I consider Eden of the East by far the weakest Kenji Kamiyama work. I started extremely interested and thought it would be amongst the best of the season, if not the year, was losing interest a bit past the midway point, and thought the end was actually actively stupid. spoiler[Uh oh, problem, I've got missiles flying at me. Let me ask 20,000 NEETs for a solution. And then I blew up a minute later, err, I mean the NEETs saved me.]
But then there are the two movies. One of the few cases where I watched something and really wish I could have that time back. But they do make for a decent substitute to Valium.
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Yeah. I see what you mean. But, considering the reviews contents, people should get what I mean... especially the comparison in grades in mind.
I thought the score in 00 was rather... subdued. It didn't stand out, and it didn't serve to accent the intense battles very well.
My favorites of his are Zaion, Moribito, Sky Crawlers, and When They Cry. That's what stands out in my mind right now anyway.
My favorite composer is Taku Iwasaki.
He's been more consistent with his stuff. Even his early work is something to write home about!
To quote Carl's "the year's first great anime". One would have to take a look at Key's review on Toradora.
They both have "A"s yet the type of series it is, isn't.
Put simply, Carl is saying that, on a level of wonderful difference a.k.a. great, it's a home-run.
That being said, Eden of the East is as fun and as it is good.
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|Great series, great review. I pre-ordered it and can't wait to watch it again on Blu Ray. I love the fact that it ends in not one, but TWO films too. I always thought the best way to end a series is with theatrical films just like Eva did. I wish more shows jumped on that trend.
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No kidding. This was a song from Oasis' final album. Imagine what it might have cost, if I.G (or Kamiyama) wanted something from their earlier catalogue? Oh boy.
Don't get me wrong. I rather enjoy it, when Japanese producers and directors eschew the usual J-pop "flavor-of-the-month" in favor of something else. I mean, I owe Lain and Gunslinger Girl for introducing me to Bôa and The Delgados. It's a trend I hope continues, even if the Japanese continue picking songs from world-renown bands like Duran Duran and Oasis.
As much as I liked some of the cues on this score, with my favorite piece being the Iwasaki-like "JUIZ", I agree that it wasn't Kenji Kawai's strongest. I guess the previous team-up he had with Kamiyama on Moribito really spoiled me for Eden of the East's score. I'm just grateful it wasn't Zaion or Starship Operators levels of bad.
I look forward to picking up the blu-ray for the re-watch, but I'm going to hold off, until the two follow-up films are released.
And I also enjoyed listening to both the Japanese and English dubs. Although, if I never have to hear the word "johnny" used to describe a penis again, it'll be too damn soon. :P
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Then I must warn you good sir, beware of The Tatami Galaxy!
spoiler[I hope Funi announces a release for that title too... As good as Eden of the East is, I feel that T. Galaxy is in a WHOLE other league!]
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I have heard quite polarized reviews of this series; that is, for everyone (including now Carl) praising it as the best series of 2009, I hear another person (including one of my roommates) say that while it starts off very intriguing, it kind of loses its focus around the halfway point and quickly becomes unnecessarily nonsensical. As for myself, being more or less generally in agreement with Carl and Zac Bertschy's views, as well as a big fan of pretty much everything Kenji Kamiyama has worked on, I am more than willing to give this series the benefit of the doubt. And at episode four, I am still enjoying it, but just to be on the safe side I will probably finish the whole thing subbed before I go ahead and buy the BD.
I would, however, like to respond to one particular point which Carl made in his review:
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