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I've been in London for the weekend to visit a sick friend, take an extra day, fly out on the morning of 11 September. The plane turns back.
For years I've divided my time between New York and London.
It's been an easy pattern, the cities similar enough so there's no culture shock. I love London, but New York is where I was born and grew up; it's who I am. Not just New York, but downtown Manhattan. It's my village. Both my parents have been dead for years; New York is somehow my real connection with them. I don't so much feel American as I do a New Yorker. I remember wandering around the foundations of the World Trade Center when it was going up with my first boyfriend.
I'm not sure how to feel now; it seems improper to say you're hurting when there are people who died, people whose husbands and wives and kids are dead. But I feel as if someone has kicked me. This must be the way people feel when war breaks out and they're stranded in a foreign country, watching it on TV. Surreal. Stomach turning. Not being there is unbearable. Every night I dream I'm at home and wake up and look out and see the sunny London garden outside my window. Every few hours I call the airline. When can I go? When can I go home? I watch TV all day and night.
It takes me six days to get a flight home. Then, coming in from JFK, there's the skyline and all I see is the empty space, the raw gums, buildings torn from the flesh. There's nothing to say; it's all been said.
In front of my building on Greene Street in SoHo, my neighbour Lois is waiting. Everyone's OK here, she yells before I get out of the cab. The air is thick with smoke. A black cloud hangs over lower Manhattan.
Upstairs, in my loft, I look out of the south-facing windows and there's nothing there. Before I left, the towers filled the windows; now they're gone.
When the twin towers were built, we laughed at them, the ugly boxy structures; the crates the Empire State and Chrysler buildings came in, we called them. In New York, where change is the only stable thing, familiarity breeds affection and the towers had become part of life.
"Are you OK?" There are dozens of messages on the machine: one friend, trapped in the subway beneath the Trade Center that morning, survived; another went to work late, thank God; news of a guy who didn't make it. A friend from the BBC calls to say she's in town. "You have to go there so you know it's real. I'll come with you." We walk towards Wall Street.
No traffic; only dust. Ash, paper. You can taste it. Everywhere are workers with shovels, Red Cross people, volunteers. Can I help?
The disaster tourists have already arrived with their cameras.
"I told you already, no pictures," says a beefy cop. "Show some respect. You know what that dust is? That's people."
St Paul's Chapel has become a refuge and a memorial. Teddy bears, rosary beads, flyers with missing people on them, portraits of firemen as angels line the railings. Later the kitsch merchants will come with the twin towers in snow globes and GI Joe dolls playing God Bless America.
What I remember most about it, though, was the silence. No noise, no traffic coming north from the "Zone", the area closest to Ground Zero, where there is no traffic. And no planes fly over the city. I'd go to bed at nights, with the silence so thick, so dense - no background buzz - you could lean against it.
Almost as soon as I get back, I call everyone I know. Are you OK? You? I make the rounds of the neighbourhood, looking for firm ground. I go to Balthazar, the brasserie on Spring Street, my regular hang-out. "Thank God you're OK. Welcome back, have a drink," says one of the waiters. "We just wait for regulars to show up. So many people are gone."
Some of the shops in SoHo where I live are shutting down, others empty. In the wild, free-spending Nineties, uptown shops - Vuitton, Chanel - replaced art galleries in the once funky neighbourhood. In the wake of 9/11, no one's shopping, the economy's lousy, the stock market's in free-fall. Some friends lose their jobs,
the rest of us worry as the goodtimes patterns of a decade are trashed.
TriBeCa to the south is hit hard; after weeks, it's still in the "Zone", still without traffic. Restaurants like Chanterelle and Nobu where you couldn't get a table before - there's only before and after now - - are offering deals. Others are closing. A lot of people won't come downtown, don't want to see it, smell it.
SO we go. Kids play ball in the street. Soldiers patrol, a very few brave tourists come, astonished - given the popular myth about New York's rude denizens - at these friendly locals who say "Hi" and "Thanks". Suddenly we're the focus of the nation's sympathy, like a black-sheep relative fallen on bad times. The weather is mockingly beautiful, hot, sunny days, balmy evenings, except for the cloud hanging in the Indian-summer air, black by day, eerily illuminated at night by the lights used by the rescue crews digging around the clock.
Most days I just stare out of the window. I'm desperate to do something, not from altruism, but to keep busy. The volunteer jobs are all taken. Like everyone else I wander around, anxious, dislocated, bringing money and cookies to firehouses draped in purple.
The city is divided: those who lost someone close and those who didn't; uptown and downtown. For many, uptown seems almost as before; down here everything has changed. I rarely go uptown now; I want to be close to home. Normally, I'd go to at least a couple of movies a week; I don't go at all. Nothing is normal.
Then the Anthrax scare. I get some Cipro, the antibiotic used to treat anthrax. Embarrassed, I hide it but the neighbours ask if they can have some. I'm reluctant to get the mail out of the mailbox. One envelope looks suspect. I take it back to the post office; they think I'm nuts. I go to bed thinking about smallpox. Nukes. Maybe I've written too many thrillers. Everyone's nervous about flying.
But there's also the "to hell with it" factor. Friends I haven't seen in years call. Love affairs begin. Stories of lots of sex and booze. Food, too.
"What flavour of Ha?gen-Dazs is best?" asks a woman who hasn't touched ice cream in 10 years. Entenmanns cakes and Krispy Kreme doughnuts fly off the shelves. Cosmetic surgery booms; if the end is coming, we're going looking good. There are no jokes, though. In the HQ of bad jokes, there are none.
From abroad come the anti-American stories. As if we don't get it, as if we somehow fail to connect. We know there are other wars, we know more people died in Srebrenica or Rwanda. It doesn't make us mindless, flag-waving idiots. Almost 3,000 of us are dead. Thousands of kids have lost a parent.
Then one morning around the corner from my place, I see a guy hangingphotographs in an empty store window. It's an exhibition they call "Here Is New York".
"Do you need any help?" "Sure," he says. "What can you do?"
"Nothing," I say. "I'm a writer." "Me, too," he says introducing himself as Michael Shulan. "OK, you're in sales."
Thus in late September, I become a volunteer. Michael and some of his friends have hung photographs, hundreds of them, anonymous, random, like laundry in the Naples streets. All day, as crowds pack what we call the "gallery", we sell digital copies of the pictures for 25 bucks for the kids who've suffered from 9/11.
Some weekends I go in before 10am to open up and stay until six or seven. My feet are killing me but I love it. There's the sense of community, the New York where I grew up, a small-town city of neighbourhoods and villages. There are the volunteers-Mary, the real estate agent, Brenda, the computer whizz, Chris and Jay, Maggie, Lara, Clete, Sam. There are drinks every evening after closing. Friendships are made.
The photos are by amateurs, professionals, children. Here is a tea set covered in ash like an artefact from Pompeii. A young woman weeping and holding her wedding photo up, hoping someone will tell her that her husband is still alive. A fireman with a shovel walks across a girder in the blazing rubble. Half-hidden behind a pillar, because we're not sure if it should be up, is the stark picture of the Trade Center with what looks like birds. They're not birds. These are people jumping.
The exhibition becomes a phenomenon. News crews come. People wait four hours to get in. They come from London, Japan, Alaska. Bill Clinton shows up with Kevin Spacey. Elton John comes by, though the shop has to be cleared for Sir Elton.
Eventually the show will travel to Germany, France, London, Washington-DC. I end up working on a film about it for the BBC. And I meet some of the people in the pictures: JoJo Capestro, an Italian woman from Brooklyn, who walked down 87 floors from tower one in her stockinged feet, fainted, saw a priest, thought she had died; Erik Tischler, an Orthodox Jew, who took her picture. Lucille Blair, an Englishwoman, was photographed running home over the Brooklyn Bridge to reach her little boy. Billy Green, a firefighter, went in with his crew, came out alone. He saw piles of dead people but remembers them as cows. I wonder, suddenly, if he'd seen TV coverage of the footand-mouth crisis in Britain and it had stuck in his mind.
In this last year, New Yorkers' lives have crisscrossed in a way they rarely do in this most tribal of cities. I've got to know a couple of firemen; I'll try to keep in touch. Attention was paid. People listened.
For those who lost family, friends, people who lost jobs or witnessed the traumatic events, life in the city has changed for ever. I know people who can't go into tall buildings. Some friends are leaving New York for good. For others, life has snapped back to normal. More or less. For me, the changes are in the emotional terrain. I'm not taking any bets on the future right now. New York is, again, full of bravado, we posture and swagger and shop. But the future seems less secure. All the talk is of making war on Iraq. A sense of unease when a plane flies too low. Stubborn remnants of missing posters. And, at my place, the empty windows.
We feel fragile. We feel tender and protective towards our now vulnerable little island, this snip of cement, this scrap of land with two million people jammed on it in the middle of the archipelago that makes up New York. Put your arms around it in case any more bastards come after us.Reuse content


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In the recent years, the number of singles has been increasing. There are quite some factors why young Singaporean at age 20 and above still opts to be single.
Over 500 young Singaporeans. 18 years old and above, were asked about their view on marriage and their concerns regarding weddings.
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Marriage is a very serious matter, it means being with a partner at home and sharing their most intimate lives with each other. The 38% of correspondents say that they are ready for marriage, yet 62% say that they are unsure about getting married. The numbers of those who haven't made up their mind almost double the number of those who are sure.
Around 46% of those who shared that they are ready to get married admitted that they have found the one they want to marry, sadly 6% feel they are being pressured by the society. The 16% says they are indeed ready to start a family and 32% are financially stable.
On the other hand, among those who are not yet ready to get married, 3% don't think there is a need to get married, 12% think they are still young for marriage, 20% says they simply can't afford it, and 65% are still yet to find their future spouse.
Aside from the concern of still looking for the love of their lives, the next main concern is the cost of the wedding. It is no secret that having a wedding in Singapore can be very expensive if you don't plan it carefully.
For women, the most important factor in their future husband should be great personality. This is same as for the ideal wives of men. While women consider having properties under their partner's name important, it seems that men do not have the same expectations. They this the properties nor the financial stability of their future wives are not too significant. Women on the other hand, want their husbands to be stable financial, but they don't think owning a car has the same significance. Both genders think that good looks are just of minor importance.
Wedding Costs
Almost all women who want to get married want to have a memorable wedding. Weddings can be very expensive and some even prefer to do shopping abroad rather than get everything in the island. Most Singaporean feels that they need at least S$35,000 for the wedding.
Despite the importance of wedding, most correspondents feel that honeymoon is the most significant thing in the start of marriage. When it comes to expenditure during the wedding ceremony, the wedding rings or engagement rings come as the highly valued item followed by the wedding gown and suit. However, as high as 70% says banquet is not really important followed by 48% saying videography and photography are not important.
How to Fund the Wedding
If you are one of those who are considering to get married, yet you think you simply can't afford it, then you should know that there are various ways to get funded.
Most of the single Singaporean think their parents can help them big time, others are decided to get a personal loan either from a bank or moneylenders. Some will be likely to use their credit cards and the least will get the help of their friends.
On the other hand, there are other ways to get your wedding, but first you must know that the ROM, or the ceremony itself is free. It is just that most want to push through with expensive gowns, suits, banquets and classy wedding bands.
- Ask for Help
Ask your siblings if they can pay for the cake. Your entourage can buy their own apparels. Your parents can but your gown and suits. Your friends can sings and MC in your banquet.
- Sell your Stuff
If there are bags, shoes and other stuff you rarely use, it is time to let go of your preloved items to earn more cash for the big day.
- Sponsored Wedding
Why will a company sponsor your wedding? If your fiancé is also up to it, upload your photos on various websites and share the story of your love. Startup businesses are looking for ways to get more clients and popularity and show them that sponsoring your wedding is a win-win situation. Ever heard of the wedding crashed by Ed Sheeran in 2015? A man shared his story and his desired to marry his girlfriend on the Australian radio station KIIS 1065. The radio station sponsored the whole wedding and even secretly invited the world famous ginger-haired singer to serenade the couple.
- Ask for Cash Gift
Most of the visitors will be considering a wedding gift, you can apologetically tell them that you prefer cash instead.
Of the interviewed Singaporeans, more than half of them shared that they will not get a financial assistance nor will they be taking any loans. However, almost half of the correspondents say that they will be taking loans. Personal Loans can be flexible. You can use it in any way you want. For added convenience, choose a Singapore moneylender which offers flexible loans and repayment schemes. Drop by Cash Mart to know how to get the most flexible loans in Singapore.
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Antonio McGee, 26, entered the plea Thursday in Kansas' Wyandotte County to counts of second-degree murder and felony aggravated battery.
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Republican Rep. John Rubin of Shawnee said when he introduced the bill, Kansas was the only state that sealed all probable cause affidavits.
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The victim of a Friday shooting has been identified, as well as two people of interest in the murder investigation.
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I'm so glad you're here to help me celebrate the one year anniversary of The Friday Cocktail. Hard to believe but it's true. One cocktail every Friday. Some classic, some summertime fun, some borrowed from friends when I wasn't going to make it and even some ice cream treats but most important? I hope that in the long run it's been all good! I've shared Classic Cocktails, margaritas and yes, some cocktails that end with 'tini' that a purist would have my head for. Which is funny, since I had yet to do that original 'tini' – one of the most classic of all cocktails, The Perfect Martini. So today is the day to fix that transgression and because it's a party? I've also got a simple appetizer to share and I've invited a bunch of girlfriends to join me and bring their favorite cocktail to the party!
I'm very glad you're here but I would be remiss if I didn't mention an even bigger birthday today. My daughter Lauren was born 29 years ago this date (really, how could it have been that long ago?). So before we start the celebration…here's to you sweetie; have a wonderful birthday! I know you're working late and revelry will be at a minimum but I'll hold this party in your honor so hope you'll stop by for a cocktail and I also hope you will feel the love of a whole bunch of people who I'll ask to repeat after me, 'Happy Birthday Lauren!'
Now back to the party! I read an article once that said a good dry martini is like an Ernest Hemingway short story; deceptively simple (only three ingredients), but the product of a deft, confident hand. You don't just throw a good martini together – it's the cocktail that many professional and home bartenders consider the most difficult.
I know, in my heart of hearts, that in it's purist form, a martini is quintessentially just two things. Gin and Vermouth. Many purists (who the heck are those people anyhow) would cry foul with anything but a lemon twist but I like an olive or two (or three) in mine. I think as much as the martini itself I just LOVE an olive that's been marinating in some gin for a bit. Before I ever came to enjoy the cocktail itself I would meet a friend for a couple of drinks on Friday night. He was a martini man through and through…and I stole his olives every chance I could get!
With just gin, vermouth and a garnish, it's a tough act to get just right. Too much gin and it tastes like you've ordered it straight, too little and you've got a vermouth cocktail. It's all about balance and personal taste and that personal taste part simply can not be denied; to me it is simply the most important ingredient.
The history of the Martini
The origins of the martini cocktail are diverse and as a result only add confusion to any history. One story tells of a drink made during the gold rush of the 1800s in Martinez, California, in which barman Julio Richelieu mixed a drink he called "The Martinez," that was comprised of one part Sauternes wine with three parts gin, garnished with an olive. Another attributes the name to a rifle used by the British Army in the late 1800s called the Martini and Henry and yet another story gives credence to a New York bartender in the 1900s who mixed a drink comprised of equal parts London Dry Gin and Noilly Prat vermouth with orange bitters.
The Best Martini?
The arguments on how to best make the perfect martini are as many as the stories of origin. What kind of Gin? Beefeaters may often be cited as the gin of choice but I still love Bombay Sapphire. Chill everything to within an inch of its life or do you just chill the glasses? How much vermouth? I've heard that some prefer such a delicate whisper of vermouth that you should pour the vermouth first, swirl it in the glass and then empty it before adding gin…now that is a DRY martini! More choices? Lemon twist or olives. Shaken or stirred? Remember the purists? They will rise up and claim that vigorous shaking "bruises the gin," whereas others swear that you need to shake the cocktail to chill it to the right temperature. Can you see how that personal preference ingredient is so important?. Personally? I like mine shaken; I like them ice cold and I'm OK if the shaking tempers the alcohol with a bit of water…that's MY preference!
Maybe the reason it is so difficult to make the perfect martini is because with so few ingredients and all of those personal preferences, it is almost impossible to discern how others will love one. This is why so many find their perfect martini is one made at home. This recipe is one that suits me; vary the vermouth up or down a bit as you find your nirvana and then garnish as you see fit! Yes, that's perfect!
We like our dry martini chilled and powerful, with a good kick from the gin tempered by the vermouth.
- Four 25 ml measures of good gin
- One 25 ml measure of dry vermouth (Noilly Pratt)
- 1 inch strip of peel from an un-waxed lemon or skewered olives
- Pre-chill your shaker, glass, gin, and vermouth.
- When cold, add ice to the shaker and measure in the required amounts of gin and vermouth. Shake or stir as required.
- Strain into your chilled glass and twist the lemon peel until it leaves a spritz of lemon oil on the surface of the cocktail or use an olive instead of a twist.
- Serve, holding by the stem.
Chilling all of your components is critical. The ice will take the cocktail to a super chill which won't be tempered by warm glasses. Love me an almost icy martini!
I could think of nothing better to serve these with but some simple crackers that are topped with either goat or cream cheese and a dollop of black olive spread. Star Fine Foods sent me a basket of olives and olive oils to sample; for this cocktail hour I used both the green stuffed olives for my martini and a combination of black olives and olive oil for the spread. Next up? Something that combines both varieties! The olive oil spread is a simple yet delicious recipe from the book Veggies for Carnivores from Lora Krulak.
I could not have made this a real celebration without some friends who have joined me today for The Friday Cocktail. So many drinks…so little time! Take a peek at the fabulous offerings below and be sure to visit my friends blogs; there is something for everyone!
Click on any cocktail to go to that blog and check it out!
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Worst Day Ever!
We all have had a worst day.Whether it was when we fell off our bike or mabye when you got kicked out of your friend's house. This is an exercise where you write a chapter about your worst day ever. But there's one kick. You have to write it as a story chapter. No matter what time of your life it was, we would all like to hear it!
"Mommy! Mommy!" I yelled in my little girl voice. It was summer, and a very nice day outside. "Can we go to the park and feed the duckies?"
"Sure sweetie. Just let me finish getting ready," my mom said, drying her hair with a towel. She finished and turned around bent down to give me a big hug. "Now go watch some t.v. and i'll finish getting ready."
I skipped down the hallway to the family room. I sat down on the leather couch and grabbed for the remote, remembering right away what channel to turn it to.
It had been about fifteen minutes until my mom finally appeared. She went into the kitchen to get some bread and then put it into a plastic bag. I hopped down rom the couch to get my shoes already excited. We were going to feed the ducks!
When we finally arrived at the park, I ran out of the car. I heard my mom tell me to watch for cars. I skipped over to the edge of the lake, scaring some ducks into the water.
"Hello duckies. How are you today? I hope you haven't had lunch today becuase me and Mommy brought some for you!" Occasionally my mom threw some in but mostly she left all of them for me.
"There's only a couple left, Nicole. Why don't you keep the bag and I'm going to sit down over there. Is that ok?" She asked, and I nodded, already grabbing the bag.
I was down to the last piece and I held it out in front of me. "Here you go duckies. Here's the last piece. One of you come and get it. Come on. I won't hurt you." I crouched down to the ground, getting level with the ducks. I got excited when one came up to me, cautiously watching me. I smiled, and he came closer.
The duck was right in fromt of me! I still held the bread piece in my hand, waiting for the bird to get it. He opened his mouth and leaned towards me. But his mouth didn't close around just the bread piece, it grabbed onto my finger!
I screamed and the duck immediantly flew away. My mom came running over to me as I collapsed into sobbs.
"It bit me! It bit me!" I yelled, letting my mother look over my finger. The finger that it had bitten was red. My mom picked me up as I cried on her shoulder.
That was truly the worst day ever.


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My ex has just sent me medical bills with a service date of 2009 for out child. I have since changed insurance providers for the 2010 year. Am I responsible for payment of these bills or is she responsible for the bill due to failure of providing bills within a timely manner. I live in the state of Arizona and I have a current court order requring that I provide medical insurance for the child however, mother refuses to use my insurance and now her attorney is requesting that I pay my share of the medical bills date from 2009 and 2010.
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Generally speaking, the child support statute requires that the parent seeking reimbursement must provide proof of the expense to the other parent within 180 days, and that parent then has 45 days to reimburse the expenses. Many people choose a different (usually shorter) timeframe to include in their documents.
If the other parent is aware of the new insurance and is refusing to use it (despite the availability of covered providers), a judge can order the other parent responsible for the out-of-network expense, but you would still likely be responsible to pay for what your share "would have been" had she used the insurance.
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Under the Arizona statute for child support, ARS 25-320, there is an Appendix that addresses payment of medical expenses. #9 states as follows: "Except for good cause shown, any request for payment or reimbursement of uninsured medical, dental and/or vision costs must be provided to the other parent within 180 days after the date the services occur. The parent responsible for payment or reimbursement must pay his or her share, as ordered by the court, or make acceptable payment arrangements with the provider or person entitled to reimbursement within 45 days after receipt of the request.
Of course, this is just a guideline and not statutory, but I would argue that. Also, you can argue that Mother should be 100% responsible for any amount that exceeds what would have been paid out of pocket if she used your insurance. She is not allowed to just rack up bills when there is insurance coverage available. Lastly, you can also argue that she should be required to provide you with the information necessary for you to submit to your old insurance company and that if the coverage is denied because submission was untimely, she should be responsible for that as well since it was her delay that resulted in the cost.
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A woman who just spent 21 years in prison is released and has to grasp life in the "real" world and face her past. We'll see where this goes.
Imagine it. You're young and carefree. You have a future. The rest of your life. It stretches in front of you like an endless winding road, and it's bright, because you haven't fucked it up yet.
Imagine that you did something bad, real bad, just imagine. And imagine that to set you straight they take it all away. They take you to a long wood-paneled room, and they bang a gavel and give you a number and that's how much of your life you've lost. Bam. Just like that.
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I can't much wait for the soundtrack to come out longer. The music was a refreshment for episode 12 and some tunes heightened the mood.
The episodes also focuses more on Furimizu's involving with the WitchBlade project, and the role he plays regarding the creation of the Neo-Gene.
Escape from NSWF.
Since I was doubting Masane's maternity in respect towards Riko, therefore, it was not surprising what the DNA tests revealed.
This episode ranges from standard to good. Looking forward what happens next.
|2006-07-03, 05:32
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|2006-07-03, 05:38
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Spoiler for what they were doing to Masane:
Is it just me, or does Furumizu's dad look like KFC's Colonel Sanders? ^_^
My summary of episode 12. I'm looking forward to the next episode too... I just hate NSWF for their constant attempts to split up Masane and Riko.
|2006-07-03, 20:26
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Hi there. Let me just say that I find this forum and its contributors very informative. Second, I wanted to know if anybody can find any info on the artbook and the DVD first press; couldn't find any place to get it since I bearly found out about this show. Thanks Very Much
|2006-07-04, 08:43
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|2006-07-05, 21:36
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Thanks for the info; went to the site and they were sold out of the 1st press, leaving only the original copies. I request that if anyone that you know has bought a first press edition, that they make HQ scans. I would really be appriciate it.
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|2006-07-06, 11:49
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Episode 14 is soap opera galore. 8)
Can't get cornier than that, in my opinion.
The new op sucks. The video is just a cut up of previous scenes and the lyrics feature a barrage of "Hey, mama!" or something like that...
|2006-07-06, 14:24
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No action this week, but there was plenty of drama in Episode 14 like you said.
Spoiler for Episode 14:
For those curious, the name of the song in the new OP is "Dear Bob" by AKIO. I'm sorry, but I like XTC better than this. Still haven't figured out the name of the new ED theme, though.
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The character's facial gestureS highly detailed and neat allow to display wide ranges of emotions about their personalities and the mood that quickly turned gloomy.
The second surprise was again the soundtrack. A new BGM song debuted at the scene when Takayama and Segawa talked about finding out Lady's maternity to Riko.
That song made me thought of the 'Noir' movies with its exotic tune and mysterious aura; something that may foretell a bad omen to come.
The next tune was Father's theme, and they played it all the way. That is one of my favorites which tells a whole deal about Father's identity.
The final one played when Reina confronted Nora. For a moment, I compared that song to those composed by Yuki Kajiura, particularly if you listened to the female solo voice that hums it.
Well JShaggy almost grasped what became of Masane and Riko in this episode, which places the stone for things to start getting depressing and likely apocalyptic-quese.
Yes, it was a powerful scene that delivered me quite few tears, watching Masane disowning Riko for the little child's sake. Having to literally slapped on her the words that she's not her mother and should be tended by her real mom, speaking indifferent and callous to the little girl.
BTW, I think to have a liking for the ending. It shows the current characters, those who are already deceased (they even included the late Ex-cons), and future characters on upcoming episodes.
|2006-07-07, 23:30
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Isn't Witchblade going to end at 24 episodes? I saw a poster of Witchblade Masane sticking her tounge out with her finger in a seductive pose. Then I saw in a corner it says "22 minutes and 24 episodes". I guess it means 22 minutes on each episode and only 24 episodes in the series. I can only think of Fate: Stay Night which has only 24 episodes.
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You can ask him at his blog to check for veracity.
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Agreed. Soap opera totally owned for this episode and is fitting, since Masane suffered an emotional blow in the previous one. Had this episode feature tense angst or exploded violent action, it would seem out of place and scrambled in plot holes.
JShaggy, you explained clear as crystal what went on, therefore, I won't comment on the events but rather describing Riko's current relationship with Reina and Masane's hardship to coping on her own depression for Riko's loss; those issues explored were the highlights to me.
Kinishida reinforces more on Riko. On her request Father sent Nora to retrieve her in order to make test on the child, and more mysteries surrounds, especially when Masane asks about the identity of Riko's dad which is unknown.
BTW, is it a joke that the writers are playing upon us?
And I agree with you, JShaggy, the new OP sucks in both song and video. The video only displays a montage with clips from random footage of the first 13 episodes.
|2006-07-12, 15:50
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Fifteen would be a must see episode. It looks to me that WitchBlade is imitating Gantz in which major characters are getting killed in both.
Seriously, the designer either was drunk or suffered some trauma. The design of Maria's DualBlade form looks unsavory to me. It is neither cool nor sexy without leaving anything to imagination.
Resembles more of a devil form to Joker claded in WitchBlade armor.
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Nothing against Takayama, I thing Tozawa is a good match for Musane ;-) well thats why this is 26 episodes.
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Sharp Relief is the 12th episode of the 4th season of "E.R." It was first aired on January,15 in 1998. It was written by Samantha Howard Corbin and directed by Christopher Chulack.
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Kerry starts to doubt the methods of Synergix. Carter tries to help his cousin beat his drug addiction. Jeanie becomes Scott Anspaugh's part-time caregiver.
Short summaryEdit
Scott Anspaugh's cancer has returned and he requires another operation. The results show that he will need another round of chemotherapy. Dr. Anspaugh asks Jeanie Boulet if she would work with his son as a part-time caregiver. Kerry Weaver begins to have doubts about the wisdom of Synergix taking over the ER. John Carter's cousin Chase shows up at the hospital suffering from withdrawal. John decides to help him, but not the way Chase wants. Anna Del Amico decides to give him a hand. Carol Hathaway goes on a paramedic ride along and they attend to another elderly rape victim. She also finds herself attracted to paramedic Greg Powell. Her fiancé Doug Ross is planning a romantic evening. Allison Beaumont has an operation to restore her voice and Benton and Corday go out for a drink afterward.
- Mark Greene
- Doug Ross
- John Carter
- Carol Hathaway
- Jeanie Boulet
- Kerry Weaver
- Anna Del Amico
- Elizabeth Corday
- Peter Benton
- Chase Carter's apartment is the same set that is used for Abby and Luka's apartment later in the series. If you notice, the wall color (green) and the fireplace are identical. There are also staircases in both apartments on the same side.
Dr. Elizabeth Corday: It's been a long day. I could use a drink. How about you?
Dr. Peter Benton: No. I don't drink.
Dr. Elizabeth Corday: Your body's made up of 60 percent water, Peter. You must drink something.
Dr. Peter Benton: Elizabeth, you know what I mean.
Dr. Elizabeth Corday: Well, have a lemonade, or a Yoo-Hoo, for all I care.
Nurse Carol Hathaway: What are you thinking about?
Paramedic Greg Powell: I'm thinking I'm not feeling the cold.
Nurse Carol Hathaway: Yeah?
Paramedic Greg Powell: Yeah. And I'm thinking that cat will come out when she's good and ready.
Nurse Carol Hathaway: Probably.
Paramedic Greg Powell: And I'm thinking if I look at you one more second, I'm gonna have to kiss you.