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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Meijer Naturals, a new store-brand line of products that are free of artificial ingredients and additives, GMOs, high-fructose corn syrup, hydrogenated oils and trans fat, will hit Meijer's shelves Monday. Priced 10% to 15% below national-brand equivalents, the line comprising 75 items will complement the Meijer Organics brand. Meijer Naturals products will include Chocolate Chip Pancake Mix, White Cheddar Popcorn, Multi-Grain Crackers, and Corn and Bean Mild Salsa. ...
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The Town of Oakville will host the 44th annual Novice Swim Meet on Tuesday, August 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at Brookdale Pool. A "wander through the woods" theme will guide over 200 participants, aged five to 14 and representing seven different town pools, as they compete in a friendly competition for the championship!
"This event is a hit with families and has been entertaining Oakville residents for over four decades," said Nina de Vaal, director of Recreation and Culture for the Town of Oakville. "We invite you to cheer on your favourite team and enjoy some end-of-summer fun."
Oakville residents are invited to take advantage of family-friendly games and activities in the surrounding park including an appearance by Buddy the lifeguard dog from the Lifesaving Society. BBQ and refreshments provided by M&M Meats will be available for purchase.
Brookdale Pool is located at 1215 Bridge Road. For more information on Town of Oakville pools, visit oakville.ca.
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The popular reality dance competition "Dancing with the Stars," which pairs celebrity personalities with established professional dancers in a battle for ballroom dominance, is slated to return to ABC for a 19th season this fall. Although spoilers are scarce, an intriguing set of July 7 comments by former contestant Sherri Shepherd suggest that a second-chance season may be in store for viewers.
Shepherd, who finished a disappointing 10th place with pro partner Val Chmerkovskiy during "DWTS" season 14, hinted at a potential return to the esteemed ballroom during two July 7 appearances. She first talked about the show while on "The View," and then again during an interview posted to Essence. When asked her her future plans, the bubbly Shepherd said she was excited to see what God has in store for her and was eager to "go back on 'Dancing with the Stars'" after the dissolution of her marriage and the end of her tenure as a co-host of "The View."
If a so-called second chance season does indeed wind up coming to fruition, it would represent just the second time the long-running franchise has deviated from its usual format. Only season 15, which aired during the fall of 2012 and was won by "The Bachelor" alum Melissa Rycroft and Tony Dovolani, featured a star-studded line-up of popular celebrities who turned in successful appearances during previous seasons of the show.
Plenty of other former contestants whose original tenures on the show were sadly truncated could realistically return for a second go at the top prize. Potential top contenders could include musician Jewel and TV host Nancy O'Dell, who both withdrew from "DWTS" season eight due to injury before the show's premiere, and country music's Sara Evans, who made it to the halfway point of season three with pro partner Dovolani before an increasingly contentious divorce forced her to bow out of the competition prematurely.
Keep an eye on the rumor mill for spoilers pertaining the "Dancing with the Stars" fall 2014 season. Check out the show's official YouTube page to view action from previous seasons.
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I'm drowning in these nightmares... by Blackrose1716Watch
So I guess there's two stories to this one. Both happened to be true and came in my dream this past couple hours that gave me a haunting awakening when my alarm went off.
first off, I afraid of water. Hence the water background. A couple years ago I was camping with my family before my parents split and I was down by the river with my younger brother and sister. Well my brother trew a Frisbee for the dog into the water, and she never retrieved it, which was normal, so my brother went out after getting yelled at by my sister to go get it and ended up getting caught in the rough current of the river. Lucky for us, these people where swimming not too far down and heard my screams and Boomers Barking as we climbed back up and chased after him. Sadly I still have nightmares about that.
The second part involving all the blood on my character, in all of elementary and most of JR high, I was always bullied by this group of guys because I was different. It was always the same bull shit being picked on cause I had glasses and braces, or that I did things differently, or at times when my blood sugar got too low with my diabetes, and I started to act all drunk like and stuff before I passed out, they would find the perfect moment or thing to embarrass me with. There were day I would come home from school and hockey with black-eyes or bruises on me from the shoving me around or cuts on my lips and bleeding nose's like no tomorrow. It all ended in grade 8 when I finally punched the bigger bully and knocked him out on the bus home. Since then, I've been okay
But yeah, So I have Ladon and Diesel here, Ladon having her past catching up to her with the almost drowning of her younger brother and the bullies that always beat her up. I have them falling with Ladon not really knowing how to swim or anything, slowing slipping into a painful memory vision and Diesel diving after her trying to save her. For some reason that's what I dreamed about, and happened to find the perfect line-art for it. The weird dreams I have..
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I have a folder with a lot of folders with a lot of files and maybe more folders with more files, where some files lost their extension. I believe they are all jpgs, but I could be wrong. Any ideas how to re-add the extensions to all these files without doing it one by one?
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I recall that I was once writing some TeX code, and I encountered something like this
\otherMacro was defined as something like
\def\otherMacro{9 cats is too many} then
\foo in the above line would actually get set to 29 instead of 2, because the 9 from the cats macro would be absorbed.
A more insidious case is something like this:
\def\otherMacro{9 cats is too many}
This code also goes awry and absorbs the 9, setting \foo to 29. In this case it's harder to know where the appropriate place for the fix is. And it's hard to see the error when looking at
\setfoo\otherMacro without also going back to the macro definitions, because in real-world cases the macro definitions will probably be very far away from the invocations.
I remember that at the time I ran into this issue I sat down and developed a comprehensive understanding of all of the cases where this would happen, and I adopted a set of defensive coding standards to prevent it, which involved liberal use of % and spacing. However, I didn't take any notes, and I'm not confident that I can remember all of the details and nuances. For example, I can't recall whether or not this ever happened when dealing with \dimen or other types of registers, and I can't recall exactly what my rules were for the defensive use of % and spacing.
I'm about to sit down to experiment with this TeX-gotcha once again, but I figured that it couldn't hurt to also post to SO for community advice. I know that SO doesn't usually like discussion threads, so I'll put it like this instead: If anybody has a comprehensive understanding of these issues, then a single-post brain dump on the matter would make for a solid SO-appropriate response.
Note also that I'm using Plain TeX, and not LaTeX.
After considering suggested solutions from David Carlisle, and considering the caveats which he described, I'm amending this curiosity to this post:
\def\otherMacro{9 cats is too many}
\def\setfooSpace{\foo=2 }
The second-to-last line results in the text
[2][9 cats is too many]
while the last line itself results in
[2][]9 cats is too many
Both the
\relax and the
2<space>solutions work to prevent the absorption of the 9 into the 2, but the solution with the space appears to be superior in that it makes a macro like \setfoo feel more atomic.


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Tom Bowden gets it right; I covered some of the same points here, but it's great to hear them from an actual conservative. Biking is as American as apple pie!
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Maryland sets a price on bicyclists: $313
A Maryland motorist, Kathy May Lee, who killed a bicyclist, has been fined $287.50, plus $25.50 in court fees. This is an amount that the average motorist could probably budget for; you wouldn't want to kill a bicyclist every day, certainly, but for an annual, or even monthly, cost of operating your vehicle, it's certainly reasonable. I'm sure it can't be much more than a Hummer driver spends on fuel in a month.
The motorist had failed to clean her windshield (she "had cleared a portion of the left windshield of morning dew but left the fogged up right side to be cleared by the car's heater"), and was fumbling for a cigarette lighter, when she struck the bicyclist from behind. In her defense, the prosecutor noted that "there were no indications that Lee was sending a text message or otherwise using a cell phone when the collision occurred"–apparently the fact that she wasn't engaged in one of the current bugaboos of distracted driving is a mitigating circumstance.
Also "mitigating" the incident was the fact the bicyclist was not riding all the way over on the right side of the road. "[A] bicyclist is required to ride on a roadway's shoulder if it's usable or as close to the edge of the roadway as possible," so apparently all bets are off if you try to use more of the lane than the strip by the curb.
There are many things that are obscene about this:
- The punishment hardly rises to the level of the offense; it's not much more than a parking ticket. At the very least, this should have resulted in the revocation of the driver's license; this certainly looks more like "vehicular manslaughter" than "distracted driving" to me.
- There are many good reasons that a cyclist would not be riding in the gutter: road conditions (I don't know about Maryland, but in Minnesota the gutter is where dangerous debris piles up), lawful maneuvers (such as positioning for a left turn), or avoiding a hazard (parked cars' doors can be as deadly as moving cars). Being in the middle of the road is a perfectly valid place for a bicycle.
- Once again, the sacred bull has been given a pass. Motorists need to understand that they are operating a potential deadly device every time they get behind the wheel; particularly as our roads become increasingly crowded, motorists must be responsible: attentiveness should not be the sole reserve of cyclists and pedestrians. The onus should fall on the person who could most easily kill someone in a collision.
It's nice that "distracted driving" has gained some attention lately, with a focus on texting and cell phone usage; but those are such incredibly obvious derelictions that there should be no debate about them. On my bicycle commute through St. Paul, I've seen any number of motorists fumbling for things in the cab, shaving or applying makeup, eating and drinking with both hands, even taking advantage of a stop light to do a little knitting. None of these behaviors should be acceptable: when you're driving, you're driving, and that's your primary responsibility. Anything you do (or fail to do: winter in Minnesota brings out a lot of cars with a tiny porthole scraped in their icy windshields) that distracts you from that responsibility should not be tolerated.
Cyclists' Special, 1955
This short film is the perfect bucolic antidote to the cold, slush, and wind of the last week here in Minneapolis, December 2009. The weather forecast for next week looks to bring more of the same, at least in the first couple days; I'm hoping to squeeze a bike ride into the narrow window of Monday morning, but fear that the roads won't be clear again until Thursday. Though these cyclists on their solid old bikes with their stiff upper lips would probably not be dissuaded by a little ice.
"There's a bit of rough weather about; we can take it if we have to."
roadside memorials
Every morning, I ride past the "ghost bike" at Snelling and Summit, where Virginia Heuer was killed on September 27, 2008. It's a stark reminder that even a relatively safe route like Summit Avenue can be treacherous, and that bicyclists and pedestrians fare very poorly in tussles with automobiles. I keep my wits about me when I ride, pay attention and obey the rules of the road, but 25 pounds of bicycle are no match for a ton and a half of car.
Most roadside memorials are a mixture of the public and the private, erected out of personal grief but also telegraphing the cost of highway fatalities as tables of statistics cannot. We have become largely numb to highway deaths: the CDC estimates about 3,900 deaths from H1N1 between April and October; 300 U.S. soldiers and Marines have died in Afghanistan this year; 37,261 people died in traffic accidents last year, down a bit from the previous year but still far too high.
New York State Senator Joe Griffo has recently called for a uniform memorial marker to replace the "flowers and other makeshift memorials" left by family and friends at the site of a fatal crash. While Griffo's campaign has a reasonable origin–the recent death of a Henrico, Virginia woman laying flowers at her granddaughter's roadside memorial highlights the risks they can pose to mourners–it also has a feeling of normalizing something that should really be abnormal and shocking. Standardizing the horrible, making mundane the tragic, seems like entirely the wrong direction to go.
To the extent that roadside memorials jar us out of complacency, remind us that the people who die on our roads every day have families and friends, that the vehicles around us are in fact occupied by fragile and mortal humans just like us, they might even be considered a safety feature. At the very least, an occasional memento mori does wonders for the soul.
I'm glad that the "ghost bike" movement places these stark reminders at the scenes of tragedy; I only hope they don't have to place any more.


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community garden project
St. Francis has partnered with Leadership Greenville's Class 35 to develop a community garden on the campus of St. Francis downtown.
Did you know that community gardens help restore neighborhoods, promote physical, social and emotional well-being, foster neighborhood relationships and have been shown to reduce crime in some areas? The garden will serve as a source of engagement for neighborhood residents, members of the community and our hospital employees. Additionally, the garden will be a resource for fresh produce, provide a visual benefit to the community and be a basis for educational sessions on healthy living, nutrition and environmental sustainability.
We need you! If you would like to adopt a plot or help with this project, please contact Rebecca at 864-255-1800 ext. 2233, or send an email.
- Read the Community Garden Project blog >>
- See the St. Francis Community Garden featured on SC-ETV's "Making It Grow" >>
sterling community initiative
Born out of Bon Secours' Building Healthy Communities Initiative, the role of Community Relationship Building is to lead efforts towards building healthier communities throughout Greenville, SC. We do so using a multi-level process of community engagement, grassroots advocacy, and strategic partnerships with public or private organizations and individuals to make impact happen in our local communities from the inside out.
Whether the source relates to Clinical Health and Physical Wellness, Housing, Economic Development, Going Green, Social Justice, Youth Engagement, Senior Advocacy, Peace and Safety, Neighborhood Planning and Design, Language Barriers, or general Community Engagement, this initiative exists to arrive at a process that works best for that community, one community and one person at a time! Learn more about the progress being done in our communities >>
community health outreach
Community Health Outreach brings Good Help to Those in Need by providing community-based health care and social services to people in poverty. Two teams of nursing and social work professionals bring their expansive experience to the community, including bilingual staff within the San Sebastian community. Clients are treated holistically — mind, body, and spirit. By fostering trusting relationships with community members, the health outreach team helps transform hurt into hope, promotes and defends human dignity, and fosters a healing and caring environment. Learn more about Community Health Outreach>>


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RADNOR, Pa. (April 26, 2012) – On Saturday, April 21, 2012, in celebration of Earth Day, members of the Cabrini College community helped beautify a stretch of the Norristown Schuylkill River Trail, while President Marie Angelella George signed a pledge to ensure that the College's dedication to environmental efforts will continue.
In the morning, 17 students, faculty, staff and alumni traveled to a neglected section of the Norristown Schuylkill River Trail near Lafayette and Franklin streets, where they planted grasses and marigolds, and collected trash and separated recyclables.
Participants returned to Cabrini at noon for a campus tree planting and dedication as President George signed the St. Francis Pledge, a commitment by Catholic individuals and organizations to protect God's creation.
Earth Week (April 23–27) at Cabrini College included a wide array of activities. On April 23, 2012, community members went vegetarian for a day at Meatless Monday.
At the Take Care Fair on Tuesday, April 24, 2012, participants added to the Recycling Tree, learned about the importance of Earth Day, and received free recyclable pens. The final event of Earth Week was an Arbor Day Tree Planting on April 27, 2012, when a rare Franklin Tree, Franklinia alatamaha, was planted on campus.
About Cabrini College Students do extraordinary things at Cabrini College, a residential Catholic college welcoming learners of all faiths, cultures and backgrounds. Founded in 1957 by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the College provides a transformational "education of the heart," focusing on academic excellence, leadership development and a commitment to social justice.
Cabrini offers 1,300 full-time undergraduate students more than 30 majors, pre-professional programs, concentrations and minors. More than 1,900 students are in graduate studies programs at the main campus in Radnor, Pa., and at 13 off-site locations. The College's serene 112-acre campus is located 30 minutes from Philadelphia.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
I realize not everyone on this board is American, but still I'd like to wish everyone here a happy and safe Thanksgiving.
ummm me too...for next year now i guess!
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No one would answer me. "Just walk," they said. At a dark courtyard in front of the prison block, a bus stood waiting. One of the guards tied a blindfold around my head and helped me onto the bus. We rumbled off, and I groped the seat beneath me, staring into the blackness of the folded cloth over my eyes. We seemed to be driving in circles (and in fact, we were — I later learned that we never left Evin). When we stopped, I stumbled out of the bus, my hands floating in front of me. "This way," someone said. I recognized the voice. It was Ali, my interrogator at the court. "We're convening a court session for you," he said. My hand was placed on the stump of what felt like a staff. "Follow me."
I followed. Vivid images of all the hideous things that could go wrong flitted through my mind. My mouth went dry, and I couldn't stay quiet. "You will have to answer on Judgment Day," I cried shrilly to Ali. "It is you who are the negligent one! You are my interrogator; you're supposed to investigate this. But instead of tracing who actually leaked the tape, you're charging me!" I was beside myself, fury and terror dissolving my inhibitions. I screamed, "I will never, ever forgive you on Judgment Day!"
Suddenly, the staff halted. "Take off the blindfold," Ali said. I blinked, my eyes adjusting to the dim light of a narrow hallway about the width of a large man's shoulders. Eight doors opened off the corridor, to eight solitary cells. "The water here is cleaner," he said. (The contaminated well water in the other ward had upset my stomach.) "The food is better, and no one will disturb you at night. You'll be much more comfortable," he promised.
"I think I would be more comfortable at home," I said sullenly. He turned on his heel, strode out of the hallway and locked the door behind him.
I began investigating my surroundings. There was no guard. I peered into each cell, all windowless, with grimy, cheap carpeting that had clearly gone unwashed for years. In one room, my eyes seized on a half-full pack of cheap Iranian cigarettes. I really, really wanted to smoke. I left a crumpled bill on the table — we were allowed to keep money to use at the prison sundries kiosk — and went foraging for matches. For half an hour, I inspected each cell, checking in corners, under the carpet, everywhere. Smoking is permitted in prison, but inmates aren't allowed to keep their own matches or lighters. You have to ask one of the guards to come light your cigarette for you. I wanted to smoke one of those cigarettes as badly as I had ever wanted anything, but I had promised myself I would never request anything in prison. It was a point of principle. I refused to need anything it was in their power to give. After another fruitless search, I threw the pack back on the table, curled up on the stinking floor, and went to sleep.
A Rude Awakening
The kick to my side was delivered to hurt, as well as to wake me up. "What are you doing here?" A stout woman with oily skin towered above me.
"I don't know," I said sleepily. "They brought me here last night."
"Well, this is the guard's room, so you can take yourself elsewhere."
"Fine," I said, gathering my things.
"What are you in for, anyway?" she asked with an offhand rudeness. None of your business, I wanted to retort. But I lectured myself: You're stuck here, you'll need to somehow win these awful people over. So I explained calmly.
"You're lying," she said, rummaging through my bag. She took away my clothes and tossed a smelly, stained chador in my direction.
"But… but… please give me my own clothes back."
"That's all you're going to get," she snapped.
Adjusting to My New "Life"
Later, when a doctor came to check my blood pressure again, I petitioned him for my own clothes and got them back. For some reason, it made a universe of difference, sitting in that cell in my own clean dress instead of in the foul, unwashed smock worn by a hundred wretched women.


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Site_Specific at Wildekrans Country House
31 Oct-1 Nov & 7-8 Nov (Sat & Sun) 2015
Elgin Open Gardens
from the Site_Specific collective will be creating nature
art installations at Wildekrans Country House in the week
leading up to Elgin Open Gardens. They create work in response
to a particular place, its natural processes and its context
using what is available on site - preferably natural materials
that will return to nature in due course - often including
the process of natural reclamation in the completion of the
art work. Four artist teams from the Western Cape will be
invited to join the team of Anni Snyman, PC Janse van Rensburg
and Ingrid Schöfmann in responding to the incredible
biodiversity of the Groenlandberg Conservancy and the beauty
of Wildekrans Country House. @11h00 on Saturday 31 October
artists will be on site to talk to visitors about their work.
Site_Specific hosted South Africa's first International Land
art Biennale in 2011, following it up with another International
event in Plettenberg Bay in 2013 and launching the first of
the Karoo Geoglyphs - the Snake Eagle Thinking Path in Matjiesfontein
- in September 2015. www.sitespecific.org.za
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Wildekrans Country House's garden is punctuated by unexpected
artworks. The five-hectare garden is structured around a series
of distinct spaces – a neatly clipped expanse of lawn
near the historic 1811 homestead, a formal rose garden, a
pear orchard – linked together
by wilder areas of indigenous plantings and winding pathways
that encourage discovery – Rene Slee.
Homemade and homegrown produce to take home.Book for lunch,
tea and dessert.Donations to Bot River Education Trust.Off
the N2 at Houw Hoek Village, as for Houw Hoek Inn.Ph: 028
284 9827.
Country House is a historic 1811 homestead situated in the
village of Houw Hoek in the Western Cape. Overlooking a rambling
garden that cascades to the river, and silhouetted by a rugged
mountain backdrop, the house is furnished with antiques and
contemporary South African art.
Accommodation with breakfast and dinner is available
as is a self-catering option. For those travelling on business,
all rooms have MNet and WiFi. The homestead has three double
rooms including a suite. A separate cottage alongside the
homestead is perfect for families or travellers wanting kitchen
The gardens are perfect for mellow summer weddings.
Quirky, burnished by the years, Wildekrans Country
House offers a relaxing interlude away from the hurly burly
of city life.
Just one hour from Cape Town it is an
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2009 Atlantic 10 Cross Country All-Conference
2010-11 (Senior): Cross Country: Did not compete.
2009-10 (Junior): Cross Country: Competed in six meets ... Was an All-Atlantic 10 selection ... Took fourth on the team and 55th overall at the IC4A Championships (11/21) with a time of 26:40.4 ... Aided a 67 point effort by the team by taking third place on the team and 14th overall at the Atlantic 10 Championships with a time of 27:13.8 ... Finished in fifth place on the team and 177th overall at the ISU Pre-Nationals (10/17) with a time of 26:01.8 ... Placed fourth on the team and 38th overall at the New England Championships (10/10) with a time of 25:34 ... Took second place on the team and fifth overall at the Dartmouth Invitational (9/12) with a time of 26:10.30.
2008-09 (Sophomore): Cross Country: Did not compete.
2007-08 (Freshman): Cross Country: Did not compete.
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FMA series: FMA Brotherhood
Name: Midori Anne Catesby
Nicknames: Mido
Age: 25
Blood Type: AB positive
Ethnicity: 25% Endenese 75% Amestrian
Zodiac: Gemini
Xingese Zodiac: Ox
D.O.B: June 1, 1889
Place of Birth: Central City, Amestris
Current Residence: Central City
Residence Overall:
Central City: Ages 0 11
Xiam Su, Xing: Age 11 - 17
Central City: Ages 17 25
Ishval: Ages 25 28
Central City: 4 months
Reisei, Enden: 28 29 (6 months)
Central City: 29- (Does small trips to Ishval for a couple of years, then stays in Central City permanently)
Occupation: Sergeant Major
She studies till the age of 11. She's homeschooled by her mother later. Enters the military academy when she's 18.
Height: 5'4" ( 1 ,66 cm)
Weight: 132 pounds (60kg)
Color: black
o As a child, around the age of 5, she wears her hair short and down, with a small side pony tail on the right side of her head.
o During her adolescence around her 14s her hair is long. She usually wears it in a ponytail. She cuts it very short when she's 18, during her studies in the military academy.
o As an adult she wears her hair long in a low pony tail that she wears over her shoulder or she just wears a regular ponytail.
Eyes: dark brown
Skin: Caucasian
Body type: Banana-shaped body. Slender, hips a little wider than chest. Athletic thanks to martial arts and jogging.
Style: Feminine. Usually wears skirts, blouses, pea coats, flat shoes or heels.
Others: Has a few scars due to her martial arts practice.
Harry Catesby : Father (murdered)
Lilian Catesby: Mother
Albern Catesby: Grandfather (deceased)
Sayo Maeda (Catesby) : Grandmother (deceased)
Simon Massingberd: Grandfather
Emilia Anne Massingberd: Grandmother (deceased)
Astrid Massingberd: Aunt
Miriam Alessandra Massingberd: Aunt
Meredith Massingberd: Aunt
Midori's main characteristic is being quiet and unexpressive on the outside. She usually shows a kind smile to everybody but it's difficult to tell what she's really thinking. She likes being respectful and helpful to everybody, but at the same time avoids contact with people (basically because of her lack of interest and shyness). She usually doesn't take the initiative to be sociable, but she can handle social situations properly.
She's introverted and hardly speaks of what is on her mind. She tends to be dishonest in order to avoid hurting other people's feelings.
One of the reasons she avoids people is because she makes very bad assumptions of them based on how very little she has observed from them from a distance.
It's difficult to get to know her, but when people gain her trust, she can be very caring, loyal and supportive. Her lack of interest in knowing other people also gives her trouble understanding her beloved ones' feelings. She usually doesn't understand their reactions and feels impotent towards their suffering, unable to help.
She's a specialist in hiding her emotions and enduring bad situations. She's able to withstand emotional pain, which contradictorily enough, ends up putting too much pressure on her and breaking her completely, thus giving her a worse time in the end.
It's very uncommon for her to laugh loud or to cry.
Midori is very hard-working: She's fully compromised with her responsibilities and focused on her objectives. She's a very organized person and constant in her activities.
She tends to be optimistic and enjoys everything she does.
Even if she is determined in her decisions, she usually takes a long time to decide and is very insecure about what to choose at the beginning. She usually looks for people's approval in what she does, especially from her mother.
Midori's resolve comes from her family, mostly her parents and grandmother, Sayo. They inspired her to always fight for her dreams/objectives and never to surrender to the circumstances. Once she's made up her mind, she works non-stop to get what she wants.
Due to her lack of friends, Midori is very attached to the few she loves, so she is very loyal to these people and tries to protect and help them in everything she can.
Midori knows that she has to work hard to get what she wants. She usually doesn't get distracted with anything trivial before accomplishing her target. She has never had any distraction problems, not even as a child, she was born like this. She takes things seriously.
>>It comes easy to her to manage many responsibilities at the same time. She's very compromised with her duties and efficient, a characteristic she got from her family. Both her mom and grandma are big influences, since most of the activities Midori did as a child where supported by them.
Midori has acquired good manners from her family due to her father's rank, making her respectful to everybody: She behaves like a lady.
A good attitude is always needed to accomplish her objectives. She was taught to always love what she is doing, that's why she always tries not to get discouraged when she fails, although at the same time, she cannot avoid regretting the time she lost when she does.
She also tries to spread her optimism to her beloved ones.
Being helpful is part of Midori's nature. She also got it from being with her mother every day. She has always helped her cleaning the house, doing the laundry, going for home supplies, etc. So she is used to offer herself when help is needed.
When someone helps her out selflessly, she tries to help them in all she can. She ends up giving much more than expected.
She is very patient. It is pretty hard for her to lose control. She can get angry but will never explode in wrath. She also understands things need their time to get done or to be done well.
Major Flaws/ Cons:
One of the things that keep her away from people is that she judges them before even knowing them for real. She actually doesn't have real arguments or facts to believe they are bad people, but she still feels they are, and most of the time she is wrong. She thinks badly about almost everyone because she had lots of troubles getting along with other children during her childhood. She was a very spoiled child and the center of attention of all the adults in her house, so when she was with other children she expected to be treated like a princess, didn't want to share anything with others, and every time someone made a joke about her, she overreacted and made a scandal. This made kids reject her instantly. Her mother, instead of correcting her behavior, was over-protective with her and defended her all the time from the other children. Besides, she was fine with Midori not having friends, since she felt alone at home without her husband at work, so she wanted Midori to spend a lot of time with her.Because of this, Midori got very attached to her and didn't care about making friends.
She basically loses opportunities of meeting new people for no reason, isolating herself.
To trust in people is hard for her, since she thinks they are going to harm her or reject her. She learned how to handle social situations being polite and showing her smile, but in the inside she always judges people and avoids saying private things. Not trusting people also causes her trying to do everything alone and enduring alone the bad times.
>>Insecure/Approval Seeking
Even if Midori is determined in her decisions, coming to conclusions is very hard for her if it is a big decision. She usually asks the advice of her beloved ones and takes their opinions very seriously. She is very insecure who to listen. She usually doesn't want to disappoint other people with her choices (specially her mother).
>>Insensitive/ Cold
It is not that Midori has no emotions; the problem is that she hides them so well, that sometimes she manages to actually completely forget about them. However, very serious events can affect her emotions.
Midori is pretty serious and very simple-minded, she usually doesn't make a fuss about her problems, nor tends to suffer about small things, this is why it's very difficult for her to understand other persons that do this. This is bad for her, going against her helpful nature. She wants to help her beloved ones (some of them are very sensitive), understanding their feelings and supporting them, but she doesn't understand them and sometimes believes they are exaggerating. She also might make them feel worse than before. She's not good at cheering up people.
Minor Flaws/ Cons:
Around the age of 14-16, her love for exercising sometimes led her to compete with her friends in physical resistance activities, such as: "who runs faster", "who is the strongest", etc. This made her exaggerate in her martial arts training and ended up pretty hurt after those brutal sessions. During her adulthood, she stopped the games with her friends, but still keeps over exercising when she is stressed.
She is very controlling with her emotions, but she is also controlling with her appearance. She controls what she eats and how much. She also controls how much exercise she does. She likes looking good and fears being muscular or fat. This makes her look kind of superficial and maniatic.
Midori is very attached to her mother and doesn't want her to find another man and begin a new life. When there are other men pretending her mother she tries to chase them away. In a way it's because she is afraid of her mother being hurt, she has suffered enough. And in a selfish way, she thinks other man will destroy her small family. She feels this way around her 13-16s. She also dislikes the idea when she is older, but tries to be more understandable.
She is kind of a coward: she is afraid of people, she is afraid of starting conversations. She is afraid of being honest with her beloved ones. She is afraid of facing her own emotions.
Dual Traits:
>>Egoist <---> Helpful
Midori is not the kind of sacrificing herself for other people. She thinks her life is very important, because she needs to complete all her objectives. That's why she is not the most trustworthy companion in the military. If she senses the situation is too dangerous, she is going to save herself as a priority. She cannot allow leaving her mother alone.
She is helpful mostly, because she enjoys it. She does it for her own satisfaction though, but at the same time, she helps others, so everybody wins.
She likes silence because of her quite and calm nature. It also allows her to focus on her duties.
She likes children because she finds them pretty innocent and harmless, unlike most of people. She also thinks they are fragile and need to be protected.
She likes the sound of rain, it relaxes her. She also feels like her problems are being washed away.
>>To be active
She likes having many things to do. She feels like she is seizing the day and having lots of fun at the same time. She also enjoys every kind of physical activities.
She likes the beginning of the day and is excited about all the things she is going to do. Her optimism is at its maximum during mornings.
>>Being with friends:
Even if Midori isolated herself most of her life it doesn't mean she liked being alone, she did it to protect herself. When she finally makes friends, her life becomes a lot happier. She enjoys company and being accepted.
>>Being with her family:
Since she has been always attached to them, she enjoys their company as well. She also feels welcome and like she is part of something very important.
She thinks the same about children and animals. She likes their innocent and harmless nature. She also loves animals because they give a high amount of love in exchange of very little affection. She feels comfortable with them because she doesn't need to use her robot-like social skills to gain their kindness.
When she travels o Xing is the first time she is exposed to it. She loves all the sounds, the colors, the animals, etc. She usually likes to run surrounded by trees and then rest under one of them when she is tired. She likes walking in the woods in the afternoon and looking to the stars.
>>Xingese food:
It has lots of vegetables, rice, pig meat, duck meat, noodles, etc. She just likes all of these.
She likes having everything under control: her appearance, her emotions, her activities, her responsibilities. When any of those start collapsing she starts getting nervous.
She also dislikes untidy spaces.
>>Being muscular
She thinks she looks ugly and masculine when she is muscular. She was muscular when she was 15 and around 18-20, because she couldn't control the amount of calories she was eating, nor the amount of exercising she was doing. She learns how to handle it when she is 16, but when she joins the military academy, she couldn't manage to control it again till she graduated.
>>Losing Time
She dislikes this because she is very aware of the value of time. The moments that are lost will never come back, so she tries to take advantage of it and enjoy every single minute she has.
She doesn't like when people don't do anything, she thinks they are losing time. When her friends aren't doing much she tends to obligate them to do something productive. She tends to say: "There is always something to do!"
Scandals and overreactions are some of the things that tend to anger her. She was like this as a child and finds it is kind of stupid and childish. She tries to be understandable with people that is like that but fails most of the time.
>>Hot weather
She is not also always doing some kind of physical activity, she also tends to be very sensitive to high temperatures. So she hates when the temper is too hot. She'd like to use less clothes but she feels uncomfortable with those, so she tries to endure the weather, but it's a very difficult task.
After her father was murdered she spent too much time thinking about it and missing him mostly at nights, so she start having insomnia. She suffers this mostly when she is stressed and she absolutely hates it. She loses lots of energy for the next day.
>>Cow meat:
She just dislikes it.
>>Becoming Fat:
This fear was influenced by her mother. Lilian was fat during her infancy and part of her adolescence. Everybody made fun of her and damaged seriously her self-steem. She started doing exercise and eating healthy with the help of her family, and some years after she finally lost weight and became slim. Since that moment she has been controlling with her weight. When Mido was born she did exactly the same with her and kind of spread the fear of being fat to her.
>>Death of her beloved ones:
Midori already lost her father. She doesn't want to lose any other person close to her. The few she has. Most of the time she fears losing her mother, especially when she travels to Amestris without her. She used to have many nightmares about it.
>>Disappointing her mother:
She is very afraid of not finding the answers she is looking for and returning to Xing empty-handed. She wants to know if it is safe to bring her mother back to Amestris again so that they can reunite with her other relatives and returning to her mother her old lifestyle. Surrounded by her sisters and father like always.
Midori is very afraid of any kind of worms. She got this from a bad experience as a child. Some funny kid put worms in her sandwich and then threw some of them to her face. Midori did an awesome scandal and ended up fearing worms forever.
>>Losing her friends:
Since she has a few of them and never ever had friends before she is very insecure about the relationship she has with them. She tries to maintain her relationships strong.
Her nightmares are usually pretty spooky and left her very scared. They are mostly related with her father's dead or her mother dying. So she is afraid of having them.
Midori loves cooking. During her childhood she always helps her mother cooking and learns many recipes. When she is older her mother lets her cook without help and she does it very well. She has a born talent for it, like her mother. She enjoys practicing it and makes her mother invite the family to dinner almost every weekend, so that they try her food. She links cooking with family because of this.
She loves shopping for ingredients, learning which ones are appropriated for cooking, which ones taste better, knowing the quantities of which ingredients are needed, etc. She also loves experimenting and has created her own recipes. She feels there is a lot of freedom and infinite of possibilities for creating new dishes. She likes improving the recipes she already knows.
When she travels to Xing and works for the Tao's restaurant she tries xingese food for the first time and loves it. When she learns how to cook it she becomes one of the official cooks of the restaurant.
This is one of the activities where Midori isn't shy or insecure about. She is confident she is good at this and she loves the feeling.
She used to do different kinds of exercise with her mother when she was 7-11. But her favorite is jogging. She feels like she is flying, she loves the wind in her face
>>Martial Arts:
She learns this when she travels to Xing. She and her friends were students of a member of the Tao family. She started practicing it because of curiosity (because she loves physical activities). She loves the fact that she can defend herself now and of course she enjoys the adrenaline of this activity. She doesn't fear physical pain. She mostly practiced when she was in Xing (13-17), she still practice this when she is in the military academy and has to use it sometimes when she becomes a soldier.
This activity is linked to cooking. When she was working for the Tao family, she started in the fields with the cultivation of some main ingredients such us rice or wheat. She likes the part where she irrigates the fields, but she dislikes the sowing part because worms pop up all the time.
She loves taking care of the animals as well (ducks, chickens, etc), although she knows they are going to die at some point, she believes they are reaching their purpose. That's why she never leaves any leftovers when eating, so that animals don't die in vain.
She leaves this activity when she returns to Amestris (17 years). However she plans to keep practicing it when she has her own restaurant. She wants to have her own ingredients like the Taos.
>>Returning to Amestris with her mom. She wants to live there again with her family.
>>Opening her own xingese restaurant in Amestris.
>>Martial Arts:
Her strength is in her legs. Her athletic and flexible body allows her to do very fast movements. She is known among of her friends to be the fastest.
>>Cooking and baking
>>Midori might be serious and cold, but she is not immune to be interested in romanticism. The problem is that she couldn't think more about it when she joined the military. She just had to focus on more important things. When she is around the person she likes, she becomes clumsy and she hates it.
>>Midori hates blushing, she feels very stupid when that happens. She does when she is getting a compliment, when she is having physical contact with strangers or when someone talks about something perverted. She is nervous in these situations.
>>Midori's first love was her first friend: Jin Tao. They had a small relationship when she was 15. It was pretty short and was cut for mutual agreement.
>>She is her best friend's Rui fashion model. Rui designs and sews lots of clothes for Midori.
>>Midori enjoys jokes but she is really bad at telling them.
>>When Midori is very angry she shakes a lot and does a scary smile.
>>She has a cleaning mania when she is stressed.
Curious facts:
>>Her parents didn't know which name she should carry till the day she was born. Lilian has no naming sense and Harry didn't want her daughter to carry such awful names, but he himself had not many ideas as well. When Harry's mother, Sayo, saw Midori, she knew how to name her.
Midori was named after her grandmother's best friend. Sayo comes from a very distant country named Enden. People there have black straight hair, white skin and dark brown eyes, just like Harry and Midori. Sayo is in depth with her best friend Midori, because she helped her and her husband escaping from Enden. She wanted to name her daughter after her, but she gave born to Harry.
Lilian like this love story of her mother-in-law, so she agreed to it, same as Harry. Right after this decision Lilian suggested that she would like Midori to have her mother's name as well. Harry agreed, but she liked more Anne, than Emilia. So, Midori's full name was complete.
>>Although Midori comes from a wealthy family her parents decided to have a more simple life: they live in a modest house, no servants or luxury, no excess. Just the accurate for Harry's status. Lilian never wanted servants because she was capable enough for maintaining the house without stranger's help. However Harry always asks her mother for her help if it seems Lilian is having troubles with this.
Midori is the only child of Harry Catesby, a General working in the Headquarters, and Lilian Massingberd, ex-soldier. She was the only child of both families, so she had all the attention and was a spoiled child.
Around the ages of 7-11, she was disciplined by her Grandmother to act more lady-like. Having her grandmother as a guide, she learned to be well-mannered, not to be scandalous and to always show a kind smile.
Midori's father was murdered on July 13, 1900. The police said he was murdered by a criminal who committed suicide after he was captured. This notice was a tragedy for all the family. However, Lilian had many doubts about the incident, she found her husband's behavior to be pretty weird before he was murdered, seeing as two days before he was murdered, hehad literally told his wife to take Midori with her and run away if something were to happen to him. The next day he told her everything was Ok, but that he was rather serious about it. The next day he was killed.
Lilian tried to obtain more information about the incident but the same military said the case was closed, that there was nothing further to investigate. Lilian was having a hard time giving this idea up, so as an ex-soldier and the wife of a general, she tried to get the military's attention.
Some days later,Lilian was attacked by a stranger when she was going back home. Sayo, who was staying with them to take care of Midori, thought she was being paranoid about it and couldn't blame her after all she was been through. She called Lilian's father and asked him to come dinner with them, in order to calm Lilian down a little. Sayo went to buy some things for dinner. When she was gone,Lilian started to rapidly pack up some things on a suitcase and took all the money she could. She put on a big coat to her and Midori and ran away with her as fast as she could.
The same afternoon some stranger broke up in Lilian's house, but she was already gone. When Sayo came back to the house she found the intruder there. He saw her and escaped. She looked for Lilian and Midori, but she couldn't find them.
Lilian didn't know where she was going until she figured out which train it was, which she had randomly taken.
She was heading to East City.Lilian decided to go to the only place that was unrelated to Amestris: Xing. She herself made a trip there with her uncle when she was 15.
She stayed in the limits between East City and the desert area a couple of days looking for a method to travel to Xing. She couldn't use the sea path because she was going to drive the attention of other people (She was being searched by the police and she wasn't sure if the criminal that attacked her not long ago was tracing her as well).
She managed to contact xingese people in the frontier, who helped fugitives to go to Xing through the desert. She payeda vast amount of money to a xingese man called Zixin Tao, who guided her and Midori safely through the desert.
Midori really believed that his mother was crazy after all she did. She didn't understand why all of that happened all of a sudden, but she didn't want to bother her mother with questions. However, she was scared.
They arrived at the nearest place in the desert, it was called: Xiam Su.
Most of Xiam Su is a rural place, but not far away there is a big market full of people. The Taos lived in the rural area but owned a restaurant in the market.
Lilian wasn't sure of what to do, but she knew as soon as sheat Midori: she wanted her to have a home and food. She asked the Tao's if she could work for them in exchange of a place to stay and food.
This is how Lilian started working in the restaurant. She became a waitress, helped in the kitchen and the same time and was sent to take care of the fields when her help was needed. Midori didn't want to stay at the room they were living all day so she asked if she could work as well. Her mother didn't want to, but Midori seemed sad and lonely, so she left her. Zixin said his son helped farming the fields and that he could talk amestrian, so Midori was taken to the fields.
The name of the kid was Jinhai Tao, but they called him Jin. He was 13 years old. Jin taught Midori everything she should know to work in the fields. However, Midori didn't talk too much with him. She was confused with everything that was happening, she had many questions and she was shocked by all the sudden changes in her life. Jin, however, was very kind to her, and even if she didn't answer much, he'd talked to her. When they were working in the fields, usually another girl would appear. She was loud and she seemed to annoy Jin all the time, but Midori couldn't understand what she was saying. Jin explained she was her cousin and that she was one of the princesses of Xing, she was the 7th and her name was Rui Kiew Tao.
Midori was starting to talk and was less sad as the time passed, but she still hadn't asked her mom anything about the issue. She finally did after a year. Lilian explained her everything.
Midori couldn't understand why someone would kill her dad and why they were trying to kill her mom as well. Why the military didn't do anything when both of her parents served there many years? This is what bothered her the most.
Midori and Jin were very close now. She felt weird because she never had a friend before, but she was happy she could speak to someone. However, Rui kept coming to bother them, she couldn't get along with Midori.Rui tended to throw things to Midori in order to get her attention. Jin said Rui just wanted to be friends because Midori was the only girl around her age in the entire clan, but Midori didn't like how Rui treated her.
As Midori learned to speak xingese better she could speak more with Rui. The three of them were finally getting along.
After one year, Rui and Midori got very used to each other. Midori was really enjoying Jin's and Rui's company,she also enjoyed farming and sometimes helping with the restaurant. At lunch and dinner time, the family got together to eat,Lilianand Midori included. Midori loved that environment and how all the family was together, united by the restaurant business. They also reminded her of how she used to cook for her family on weekends. Even though Midori was happy and never knew that having friends was that fun, she still couldn't forget about the mystery of her father's dead and missed Amestris and her family.
The same year Midori was accepted in the martial arts classes Zixin was giving to Jin and Rui. They were the ones who convinced Zixin, since they wanted Midori to spend more time with them and they also knew Midori liked exercising.
Around the age of 15, Midori had enough of not knowing the mystery, she really wanted to discover what had happened to her father. She and her friends found that the military's behavior regarding the issue was rather odd. Even if a very important image such as a general was suddenly murdered, they didn't do much scandal about it. Targeting a general is same as targeting the military and they didn't research enough about the criminal after he committed suicide, so Midori wanted to do an investigation about the case herself.
She was plotting how to do that with her friends' help. After spending lot of time talking about the issue, she designed a possible plan. The hard part was convincing her mother. With fear in her heart, she dared to ask her. Lilian's reaction was really bad, she started yelling at her and crying. That was the first big fight she had with her mother and felt pretty guilty about it.However, Midori continued her training, she was aiming to enter the military academy.
At the same time, Midori was promoted to help in the restaurant as a waitress and before too long, she was allowed to help as a cook. She finally learned how to cook xingese food. She had always loved its taste and was really looking forward to learn those recipes. She was honored by the Tao's teaching her their recipes and even their martial arts, they made her feel part of their family.
She also learned how to take care of the fields. Team work and the family bonds represented in the restaurant business became a very special element for Midori. Through it, she realized she would like to own her own restaurant like the Tao's and serve xingese food.She would invite her family members to join and it wouldbe just like with the Tao family, but in her homeland. This has become her biggest dream.
Midori traveled to Amestris at the age of 17. Rui and Jin went with her. Rui had her own reasons to go there. Jin was going to accompany the girls till they got to Central City, he was going to go back to Xing and inform the family and Lilian. Lilian started supporting Midori some weeks before she left Xing, she even taught her to shoot with a gun Zixin bought in his last travel to Amestris.
Midori and Rui arrived safely to Central City. Midori went to her old house but it was empty. So she went to her grandpa's. She found him there.
Midori lied to him, she told him her mother was dead because she had attempted to cross the desert with no help. However, Midori survived because a xingese family who found and helped her.
She managed to stay at her grandpa's with Rui. Midori's miraculous comeback made a small column in the local newspaper.
Midori inherited the money her father left when dying and used it to pay her studies in the military academy.
Midori joined the military academy at the age of 18. She had to make a big effort to be a great student there. She didn't like being surrounded by strangers again. She graduated at the age of 20 and was working under many superiors.
Midori was really underestimated for being a recent graduated soldier and the fact she was a woman didn't make it better. Her first tasks included the usual doings of a secretary. She didn't mind, but was pretty impatient. She was aiming to work in the investigation department.
After 2 years she was still in the same place, but her combat skills were more recognized, so she ended up working under General Basque Grand, along with other two companions.
In 1914, Scar murdered General Basque Grand, the Iron Alchemist. He murdered one of his escort men as well. Midori was picking up something Grand forgot in his office and found both of them dead when she came back.
She and the rest of Grand's team gathered his alchemy research and gave it to the higher ups.
When the library was burned down, more people were needed to gather the lost information. Since Grand's team lost his general, the soldiers with lower ranks were taken to help in the investigation department. Midori was one of them, she was happy.
She started working under Hughes. Hughes' face and optimism kind of reminded her of Harry. She found the way in which he was obsessed with his wife and daughter pretty funny.
Midori always stayed at very late hours in the office. She wanted to be alone there to look for her Father's case files. She stayed there many days looking for them, but she still couldn't find them. One day, Hughes came back to the office when he was supposed to have left already and found her looking through the papers. Hughes asked her about it. She lied and then returned home.
The next day, she knew she couldn't stay late like before, so she wanted to leave, but Hughes let her work to do. When it was late again Hughes told her that her identity wasn't a secret. He had easily figured out that she wanted to see the files of her father's murder, so he just brought them to her.
Midori read the files, but she really didn't find anything important just the criminal's name. Hughes asked her if she found what she was looking for, but she said no. Midori decided to tell Hughes about his father's case.
Even Hughes found Harry's case pretty weird, he told Midori he was going to try to reopen the case, but that that moment wasn't the right one because of Scar and the information that got burned. He recommended Midori to find a private investigator to find something about the criminal's family, etc., and so did she. Midori couldn't believe what Hughes did for her and told him that if he needed something she will gladly help. Hughes said her work was fine, but that maybe some friend of his would appreciate the help.
Hughes found Midori pretty kind-hearted. He figured out that the only reason she was there was because of her father's death. She spent 7 years in the military to reach that point. He found her very trustworthy, and saw her more as a valuable human being with an admirable determination then as a skilled soldier. Midori was there even if she didn't like the military at all, and she did a really good job in doing so.He realizedshe could be useful because she always ended up working under someone greater. Due to herlow rank, she was always doing small endeavorsfor soldiers of higher ranks. She always had to go here and there and she was pretty underestimated and went unnoticed to the point where she even accomplishedto sneak into the files without anyone noticing. She's kind of invisible and doesn't seem to be hiding anything. Hughes thought she could be an informant in the military, not for him of course.
After the Fifth Laboratory events, Hughes began to do the research for the Elric brothers. At the same time, he told Midori that the friend he mentioned to her was probably going to be transferred to the Headquarters soon. He gave her a letter and told her that the day he is transferred, she had to give him that letter and tell him that it was a love letter. Hughes was laughing. The letter was aimed to Coronel Roy Mustang.
Hughes died the same day. Midori met Roy at the funeral. She saw him alone with another soldier in front of Hughes' grave. She saluted him and then gave him the letter saying that it was a love letter then she left.
Hughes' death meant a huge turn in Midori's investigation. She knew Hughes' was researching some strange issues, he got murdered the same day and the culprit was still missing.
When Roy and his subordinates were transferred to Central city, Midori contacted him secretly to talk him about Hughes' letter. Roy said Hughes told him she could be helpful. Roy was also aware of her father's issue. Roy and Midori made a deal to inform each other about their discoveries.However, both of them couldn't trust each otherthat easily.
When Maria Ross was found culprit, the military itself raised suspicion about Hughes' dead.
Midori never got involved in Roy's missions, she was a mere informant, but at the beginning she couldn't find the way to gain Roy's trust. As the time passed, she started feeling she wasn't being told about everything. It was hard getting to talk to Roy in private and it was dangerous for both of them. Midori was starting to feel despaired and started to plan how to gather enough information for Roy, so that he would trust her.
When Roy's subordinates were taken as hostages, Midori took advantage of the situation to get closer to Roy. She managed to recollect enough information to gain part of his trust. However, he never really gave the every detail, limiting himself just to what seemed important to her investigation.
She was informed about the corruption of the higher ups. So it made sense that Hughes was killed because he found out something important. But does it mean that her father was killed because of something similar?
When the promised day was coming, Midori helped more actively. She participated in the coup d'état. She stayed in the radio station with some of Roy's subordinates.She hoped that after these events she could finally have a better idea about what had happenedto her father.However, she was convinced she would be able to finally bring her mother back to Amestris.
After the success of the coup d'état,Midori was aware that some members of the higher-ups were confined in jail. So shesought one of the generals in prison to finally find out about her father.
As it turned out, Midori's father was offered to participate in the creation of the immortal army. Rather than accepting this offer, he took the resolve to destroy the plan. It didn't take the higher-ups much time to discover this scheme, and to eventually dispose of him.
Midori didn't understand much about the immortal army, the homunculus, etc. But she perfectly knew how many lives were taken because of that and she was proud her father had tried to stop it. Her father's death hadn't been in vain, because someone finally put an end to those evil plans. She was incredibly grateful with Roy and his team.
After finally discovering the truth, Midori was able to bring her mother to Amestris. Both of them visited Harry's grave together.The family was finally together.
Midori stayed in the military fora couple of years, because she wanted to help Roy and the others in exchange of what they did to save the country (her father's wish) and because, without them, she wouldn't have ended knowing the truth about her father's death. She went to Ishval to help in the restoration.
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"Open access to and wide use of research data will enhance the quality and productivity of science systems worldwide."1
Open Medicine is an open access journal because we believe that free and timely access to research results allows scientific knowledge to be used by all those who need it, not just those who can afford expensive journal subscriptions or user fees for individual articles. But is access to the final polished version of research enough? Could we do more to encourage the collaborative reuse and reanalysis of existing data, or the verification of analyses? Could we move from open access to open science?
Open science is emerging as a collaborative and transparent approach to research. It is the idea that all data (both published and unpublished) should be freely available, and that private interests should not stymie its use by means of copyright, intellectual property rights and patents. It also embraces open access publishing and open source software (rather than proprietary software, which limits others' use of source code and data analysis methods).2, *
As the name seems to imply, there is no strict definition of open science, but it is inextricably linked to the parallel movements of open access publication and open source software.3 The varied effects of these related movements are starting to emerge: there is an explosion in the use of free software such as GNU/Linux and open source software for other operating systems; more than 2600 journals have been converted to open access; and studies are finding that articles published in open access journals are cited more widely4 and that making data openly accessible also increases citation advantage.5
Open Medicine itself is using open source software to underpin its journal management, blog, and electronic publishing platform to exemplify what is technically feasible for all journals (rather than just those with big budgets) in scholarly publishing. The Public Knowledge Project, developer of Open Journal Systems (the open source software we use for journal management) has also recently developed Lemon8-XML — a program to automate the conversion of text document formats to publishing layout forms such as XML — ensuring that text is labelled in a way that enables meaningful computer searching of text (see http://pkp.sfu.ca/?q=ojs). For example, it allows us to tag the date of publication and author names as distinct fields so that computers can search and find data that would usually appear as unrecognizable text. In addition to its potentially powerful contribution to data searching, Lemon8 has significant resource implications for the many journals where XML conversion is currently done manually or with proprietary software.
There is wide institutional support for "open" initiatives. Various funding agencies mandate researchers to make their findings available in an open access forum.6,7 The recent Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) draft policy on access to CIHR-funded research outputs also requires researchers to state how they intend to make their research accessible to others, with specific reference to final research data ("factual information that is necessary to replicate and verify research results"), original data sets, data sets that are too large to be included in a peer-reviewed publication, and any other data sets supporting the research publication.6
Data-sharing has also garnered international support. In 2004 the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) determined that "Coordinated efforts at national and international levels are needed to broaden access to data from publicly funded research and contribute to the advancement of scientific research and innovation."1 They subsequently developed the Declaration on Access to Research Data from Public Funding (Annex 1)1 and recently published a set of guidelines outlining principles that would facilitate cost-effective access to digital research data from public funding.8
What kinds of advantages would an initiative like data-sharing offer? For a start, data-sharing opens opportunities for the creative reanalysis of data. Most researchers have had the experience of working single-mindedly with neither the inspiration nor the time to explore alternative ways to look at their data. Sharing data with other researchers with different research expertise may give rise to new insights, validated findings, or supported and strengthened conclusions. A changing attitude to transparency in research also supports data-sharing: encouraging openness in science promotes integrity, reduces the potential for scientific fraud, and fosters public faith in scientific endeavour.
A recent instance where problems might have been averted was the fraudulent publication of two high-profile papers on stem cell research.9,10 The publishing journal, Science, subsequently convened a committee to review editorial procedures.11 The committee recommended that more extensive information be included in the published supporting material and asserted that primary data are essential and should therefore be made available to reviewers and readers (http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/314/5804/1353/DC1) In a climate where publication and prestige are closely linked and the gains of publication can be great, data-sharing offers a concrete way to monitor and ensure scientific veracity.
It could also be argued that there is an ethical obligation to patients and funding agencies (and to taxpayers) with a stake in scientific research to maximize the benefit to study subjects, who often participate at some personal risk, and to put to best use the money spent on research. These are also opportunity costs to consider: the human subjects who might have volunteered for a different trial, and the funding that could have been spent elsewhere, on other research or on health services. Thus, the limitations on resources provide another good reason for data-sharing.
Of course, some researchers find the idea of sharing data difficult. They may be concerned that others may find flaws in an analysis or gain benefit from data that were difficult or time-consuming to obtain. There may also be concerns about proprietary or classified data, the confidentiality of patient data, the failure to properly attribute data sources or ideas, or the possibility that one's research report may be "scooped."
For the most part these arguments can be countered quite easily: Surely we would want to know if we have made errors, or should be flattered if others think our ideas worthy of replication? With respect to attribution, various options are being considered. Open licensing — as with the Creative Commons license used by Open Medicine (see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ca/) — is one way of dealing with issues such as intellectual property rights, allowing those who provide the original data to retain control over what others do with their work.3 Creative Commons and the affiliated Science Commons Project are working hard to identify and simplify these kinds of barriers.12
The practice of open data-sharing isn't as unlikely as one might think. Recent agreements for data-sharing in genetic science allowed the development of the Human Genome Project, while Jean-Claude Bradley and his team of chemistry researchers post their results on the Internet every day under the banner of Open Notebook Science (http://usefulchem.wikispaces.com/). Using a freely accessible URL, anyone can access their laboratory findings and validate, confirm or repudiate their results. The team also ensure that their findings are indexed on common search engines. Importantly, posting their results like this means that information such as negative or inconclusive results or results that don't fit into published manuscripts are also posted.2
Initiatives such as these will become increasingly important as data mining technologies become more sophisticated. With automated computer searching it will be vital to have original data available so that data can be searched and linked in a manner that allows the novel uses of existing research. The development of the semantic Web (searching by linking ideas rather than just words or phrases) offers a critical step toward generating new research hypotheses.13
Open Medicine is following the lead of PLoS Medicine (http://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/policies.php) and the reproducible research policy of the Annals of Internal Medicine.14 Although the latter was initiated to support research integrity, it also supports a broader data-sharing agenda. We now ask authors to indicate their willingness to share their protocols, datasets, and the statistical codes used for their analysis with other authors, and we encourage authors who publish secondary analyses to use the same Creative Commons license that we use. Open Medicine will not handle datasets and other such material directly, but by publishing our authors' willingness to share their original data we hope to encourage fruitful collaboration.Authors who do not choose to submit these data will not be penalized: we recognize that the acceptance of data-sharing needs time to grow and develop in the scientific community, and we welcome debate and dialogue as we develop our policy on data-sharing. We also need to find ways to deal with some of the problems of data-sharing, such as how to notify other researchers (or computers that are data-mining) about problems with the data (e.g., in its collection, biases, potential confounders.) and ways to manage original datasets in large databases. Data security, managing data requests and monitoring their appropriate use are other issues that need attention. Perhaps institutions will begin to archive original datasets in the same way that they are beginning to archive their researchers' publications? Google has recently started to help researchers exchange very large datasets (up to 120 terabytes) at no charge provided that the data have no copyright or licensing restrictions (http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/newsletter/01-02-08.htm#2007). These sorts of options could be more efficient than multiple journals developing their own data repositories.
However its ways and means evolve, an inexorable drive to make science truly open is clear. Indeed, we believe the debate isn't about whether we will share data in the future but, rather, about how we will share it. Perhaps future researchers will be funded for collecting data with the understanding that all raw data will be deposited in public archives? Perhaps journal editors will require data deposition as a requirement of publication in the same way that they introduced clinical trial registration in 2004 (www.icmje.org/clin_trialup.htm)?
Choosing to share data published in Open Medicine gets to the heart of why we believe research is important: to encourage knowledge production and dissemination, with the ultimate aim of improving health. Allowing other researchers access to the data that you have collected considerably extends its value, and an open license encourages ongoing open access to data and the knowledge derived from it. By making their data "open," researchers choose to build a stronger research base, stimulate debate and dialogue and promote public confidence in our published research.
*Open source software ensures that source code is freely available and can be used, changed, improved or redistributed, encouraging code sharing and code integrity (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_software).
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