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Fire chiefs report finds wrongdoing
Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward has fired the top two fire chiefs in the city's fire department.
Will Isern
wisern@pnj.com
Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward on Tuesday fired the top two fire chiefs in the city's fire department. They had been placed on paid leave more than three months ago.
Hayward fired former Interim Chief Matt Scmitt and former Deputy Chief Joe Glover after reviewing a 138-page report which details a dozen instances which demonstrated a lack of judgment, antagonism for the city's human resources department and poor leadership. Acting Interim Chief David Allen has been named fire chief.
Pensacola fire chief report
Hayward said Tuesday that firing the chiefs was likely the hardest decision he's had to make in his nearly six years in office.
"Tough choices are bound to bring criticism, but it's my responsibility to make them," Hayward said. "I think after you read the report and the way they managed the office you just lose confidence."
The report, prepared by an attorney with the Beggs & Lane law firm, claims:
That in January, Schmitt and Glover deviated from the hiring process when hiring a new round of firefighters by failing to convene an interview panel, and that, when asked about it, Schmitt changed his story and presented conflicting information. The report found that, "Schmitt and Glover believed incorrectly they were capable of handling the hiring process without an interview panel and without any guidance from HR. They both used poor judgment to conduct the hiring process in a manner they both agreed had not been done before."
That Schmitt and Glover unjustly retaliated against a lower-ranking firefighter, Edward Deas, by demoting him for filing a complaint against Glover. Deas alleged in his complaint that Glover sent intimidating text messages to him and several other firefighters. The report says, "Neither Schmitt nor Glover communicated the existence of the complaint to anyone in HR, which is contrary to instructions in the City HR Manual," and that, "It was neither Schmitt's nor Glover's place to make any legal conclusion as to the nature of Deas' complaint." City Administrator Eric Olson later overturned Deas' demotion.
That Glover's claims that his pay, which was less than one previous deputy chief but more than others, was reduced in retaliation for filing charges of discrimination but were not supported by evidence. The report states,"Glover has been repeatedly promoted and given raises since the filing of the court complaint. The original pay decisions about which Glover complains were made prior to Olson and (Human Resources manager Ed) Sisson. Glover's pay has increased 22.3 percent since September 2011. Under these facts, I find no support for the claim that either Glover's race or retaliation against Glover for filing a lawsuit or charges of discrimination, was a motivating factor in his pay."
That Glover's claims of harassment after Sisson inquired about Glover's brother-in-law, Marquette Oliver, becoming a captain were not harassment. "To the contrary," the report says. "Such an inquiry would have been following city policy. No action was taken to prevent the promotion of Oliver, and Glover's allegation is based on an alleged one-time event of an alleged implication from Sisson that Glover states questioned Glover's integrity. Making an inquiry about the promotion of a relative is not an attack on Glover's integrity."
That, "Glover complained that Sisson demonstrated his disrespect for Glover and harassed and discriminated against Glover based on his race when Sisson did not select any firefighter nominated by Glover for City Employee of the Month," in October, 2015. But the report found that, "Glover's attempt to couch the non-selection of a firefighter for City Employee of the Month as a personal affront to Glover, together with Glover's critical comments toward those selected for City Employee of the Month, is unsupported," and that, "Glover has completely misconstrued the purpose of an employee of the month recognition."
That Glover made snide remarks at a December 2015 firefighters ball aimed at Sisson. The report says that, "Glover admitted to making remarks along these lines, and said that some of those snubs he was referring to were for Sisson in reference to Sisson not selecting firefighters for City Employee of the Month, but his remarks were not limited to Sisson and could include a reference to the public not honoring firefighters, as well. Glover's decision to use the platform of the firefighters ball to make a veiled insult to Sisson over the selection for Employee of the Month is an example of Glover's poor judgment and an indication of the level of anger or contempt Glover directed toward Sisson."
That Glover claimed Sisson tried to sabotage a Fire Apprenticeship Program that Glover had begun with a grant from Workfroce EscaRosa. The report found that not only did Sisson not try to sabotage the program, but that he tried to support it while Glover was serving military duty. The report further found that, "Glover's intentional failure to respond to EscaRosa or Sisson's efforts to convene the meeting he requested, was not evidence of good leadership."
That in April 2015, a citizen reported a Pensacola Fire Department vehicle speeding through their neighborhood and reported the tag number. Sisson inquired about the tag number and found out the vehicle was assigned to Glover. According to the report, "Glover identified Sisson's actions related to the citizen's report as 'disrespect, harassment' by Sisson toward Glover,' but the report found that, "Sisson did nothing improper following up on the citizen's report."
Fire chiefs' pay, benefits extended
That Glover and Schmitt did not follow the correct process for requesting pay increases for battalion chiefs by drafting Personnel Action Forms instead of requesting a meeting at City Hall, as they had been instructed to do. The report also found that Sisson failed in the same matter by not communicating with Schmitt and Glover and by calling the act of sending the Personnel Action Forms a "joke."
That Glover was not targeted by Sisson to submit to a drug test in January of this year, and that his name was generated by a randomized computer program operated by a third-party vendor.
That, "evidence" showed that changes to the city's human resource policy regarding the administrative appeals process for city employees that went into effect on the same day that Glover and Schmitt were placed on administrative leave were initiated on Nov. 25, 2015.
That Schmitt improperly stored donations made to a child passenger car seat program in a safe rather than in a city account. According to the report, "the determination was made that the depositing of the funds in the safe indefinitely was a violation of city policies regarding the handling of funds. There was more money, $1,546.68, in the safe than what an accompanying ledger indicated. Very stale, never deposited checks dating from 2012 were in the safe with the cash."
Glover did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday. Schmitt could not be reached.


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This year will be the toughest that many Australians have faced, Prime Minister Scott Morrison told Parliament on Monday morning, invoking "the spirit of the Anzacs, of our Great Depression generation, of those who built the Snowy, of those who won the great peace of the Second World War" to get through. Mr Morrison said he had been giving his "prayer knees" a work out praying for the nation as churches, mosques and other places of worship close their doors on Monday, banned from operating under the new shutdown. "While you may not be able to go to church, the synagogue, the temple or the mosque, I most certainly call on all people of faith for you to pray," Mr Morrison said opening the parliamentary sitting. "I can assure you, my prayer knees are getting a good work out." "Together, and with the rest of the world we face this unprecedented challenge - a once in a 100-year event, a global health pandemic that has fast become an economic crisis, the like of which we have not seen since the great depression," he said. "Life is changing in Australia, for every Australian. And life is going to continue to change. For many, young and old, 2020 will be the toughest year of our lives." Mr Morrison was speaking as queues grew outside Centrelink offices around the country including in Canberra, with people in restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs, movies theatres and other venues, gyms and indoor sports venues now out of work. All of those venues were ordered closed by midday on Monday, although for restaurants and cafes takeaway and home delivery is still allowed. The government has effectively doubled the dole to $1150 a fortnight. READ MORE: Mr Morrison said the measures were likely to be in place for months, with the coronavirus expected to circulate for six months or longer. "There is no three or four week shutdown that makes it all goes away. No short term solution to all of this," he said. "We have to steel ourselves for the next six months and work together to slow the spread in order to save lives. To protect the elderly and vulnerable Australians. They are counting on us. Every extra bit of time we save allows us to better prepare for the challenges that are ahead." The coronavirus was wreaking economic havoc, he said. "Across Australia today, many thousands of Australians will lose their jobs. They are lining up at Centrelink offices as we speak - something unimaginable at this scale, only weeks ago. They have lost their jobs, many. And many more will. "This is the biggest economic shock our nation has faced in generations. Australia - long an open, trading nation - is now closed off largely from the world. Internal border restrictions, not seen since before federation, are now in place." The government has provided billions in support to small and medium businesses, including up to $100,000 in grants for each of them based on how much they pay their workers between March and May, government-guaranteed loans of up to $250,000 with no repayments for six months, protection from liquidation if they can't pay debts, and a 50 per cent wage subsidy for their apprentices. Mr Morrison called on businesses to do their part to keep staff on if they could and to pledge them their jobs back if they couldn't. As businesses stood people down they commit to staff that they would "do all they can on the other side to stand them back up again". "This is the unwritten contract that is being undertaken between employers and employees as we speak." "To those who have lost their jobs already and will, to those whose incomes are collapsing, to those who are barely holding their businesses together or have already seen their dream taken from them by this virus. This is devastating, and it is heartbreaking, and we will do all we can in this Parliament to help see you through." Mr Morrison said the tests, hardships and sacrifices of the coming months would "undoubtedly break our hearts on many occasions" but Australians must not let fear take over. "This will be a test of all Australians. It is a test of our nation. Of our spirit. There are some who believe liberal democracies and free societies cannot cope with these sorts of challenges. We will prove them wrong here in Australia." We have removed our paywall from our stories about the coronavirus. This is a rapidly changing situation and we want to make sure our readers are as informed as possible.If you would like to support our journalists you can subscribe here.
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Scott Morrison's rallying cry to the nation: 'My prayer knees are getting a good work out'
Kirsten Lawson
Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
This year will be the toughest that many Australians have faced, Prime Minister Scott Morrison told Parliament on Monday morning, invoking "the spirit of the Anzacs, of our Great Depression generation, of those who built the Snowy, of those who won the great peace of the Second World War" to get through.
Mr Morrison said he had been giving his "prayer knees" a work out praying for the nation as churches, mosques and other places of worship close their doors on Monday, banned from operating under the new shutdown.
"While you may not be able to go to church, the synagogue, the temple or the mosque, I most certainly call on all people of faith for you to pray," Mr Morrison said opening the parliamentary sitting. "I can assure you, my prayer knees are getting a good work out."
"Together, and with the rest of the world we face this unprecedented challenge - a once in a 100-year event, a global health pandemic that has fast become an economic crisis, the like of which we have not seen since the great depression," he said.
"Life is changing in Australia, for every Australian. And life is going to continue to change. For many, young and old, 2020 will be the toughest year of our lives."
Mr Morrison was speaking as queues grew outside Centrelink offices around the country including in Canberra, with people in restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs, movies theatres and other venues, gyms and indoor sports venues now out of work. All of those venues were ordered closed by midday on Monday, although for restaurants and cafes takeaway and home delivery is still allowed. The government has effectively doubled the dole to $1150 a fortnight.
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Mr Morrison said the measures were likely to be in place for months, with the coronavirus expected to circulate for six months or longer.
"There is no three or four week shutdown that makes it all goes away. No short term solution to all of this," he said.
"We have to steel ourselves for the next six months and work together to slow the spread in order to save lives. To protect the elderly and vulnerable Australians. They are counting on us. Every extra bit of time we save allows us to better prepare for the challenges that are ahead."
The coronavirus was wreaking economic havoc, he said.
"Across Australia today, many thousands of Australians will lose their jobs. They are lining up at Centrelink offices as we speak - something unimaginable at this scale, only weeks ago. They have lost their jobs, many. And many more will.
"This is the biggest economic shock our nation has faced in generations. Australia - long an open, trading nation - is now closed off largely from the world. Internal border restrictions, not seen since before federation, are now in place."
The government has provided billions in support to small and medium businesses, including up to $100,000 in grants for each of them based on how much they pay their workers between March and May, government-guaranteed loans of up to $250,000 with no repayments for six months, protection from liquidation if they can't pay debts, and a 50 per cent wage subsidy for their apprentices.
Mr Morrison called on businesses to do their part to keep staff on if they could and to pledge them their jobs back if they couldn't.
As businesses stood people down they commit to staff that they would "do all they can on the other side to stand them back up again".
"This is the unwritten contract that is being undertaken between employers and employees as we speak."
"To those who have lost their jobs already and will, to those whose incomes are collapsing, to those who are barely holding their businesses together or have already seen their dream taken from them by this virus. This is devastating, and it is heartbreaking, and we will do all we can in this Parliament to help see you through."
Mr Morrison said the tests, hardships and sacrifices of the coming months would "undoubtedly break our hearts on many occasions" but Australians must not let fear take over.
"This will be a test of all Australians. It is a test of our nation. Of our spirit. There are some who believe liberal democracies and free societies cannot cope with these sorts of challenges. We will prove them wrong here in Australia."
For information on COVID-19, please go to the ACT Health website or federal Health Department's website.
You can also call the Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080
If you have serious symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, call Triple Zero (000)
We have removed our paywall from our stories about the coronavirus. This is a rapidly changing situation and we want to make sure our readers are as informed as possible.If you would like to support our journalists you can subscribe here.
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Kim Kardashian Says Kanye West "Passionate" About Planning Wedding
January 24, 2014 | 1:35 PM
by Danielle Harling
During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, reality star Kim Kardashian revealed a handful of details in regards to her upcoming wedding to fiancé Kanye West. According to Kardashian, the wedding is currently scheduled to take place this summer in Paris and will not take place at the Palace Of Versailles, a location both Kardashian and West recently toured.
"We were just taking a tour, but we will be getting married this summer hopefully in Paris," she said. "It's like our second home. And we spend so much time there. We have an apartment there. So, we really love it. I'm not telling you where or the date."
Kardashian, who plans on taking West's name as her own after their marriage, revealed that the rapper is passionate about the wedding and does plan on taking a proactive role when it concerns the planning of the couple's wedding.
"I think we're both equally—You know, I know they think or they say that the guy usually doesn't care and just shows up," the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star said. "Kanye really cares and he's really passionate about it. So, it makes my job so much easier. It makes my job really easy, but I love it cause it just—He knows what he wants and I love that about him. We're kind of taking different roles. Like he'll take care of the music. I'll take care of the seating chart. Like different stuff like that. So, we're making it really easy on each other."
Engaged since October, Kardashian and West also welcomed the birth of their first child, North West, last year.
Due to much criticism, the Chicago emcee defended his relationship with Kardashian during an August 2013 interview on Kris Jenner's talk show, Kris.
"I could have people saying, 'This is going to damage your credibility as an artist or a designer,'" West said. "And I say, 'I don't care. I love this woman.' Or someone could say, 'When the paparazzi surround you, everyone knows you don't like the paparazzi. Why would you be with this person?' And I'm saying, 'I'm being with this person because I love this person and she's worth it to me."
Video of Kim Kardashian's interview with Jimmy Kimmel can be found below (via XXL).
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How traditional sports influenced Renegades' style
By Vince Nairn March 22, 2016 August 30, 2016
Rob "Leonyx" Lee was tasked with helping mold Renegades' identity after it rebranded from Misfits last July. He had plenty of thoughts drawing from his background in traditional sports, but as a Pittsburgh native, one stuck out the most: The Terrible Towel.
"It reminds me of my childhood and going to sports games and twirling the towel," Leonyx, the team's general manager, said. "I kind of wanted to mimic that for our fans as well."
Renegades just finished its first League of Legends Championship Series split in eighth place, and a date in next month's summer promotion/relegation tournament awaits. The team was in last place for much of the spring before a late push, but the struggles still came with style.
Lee and assistant manager Matt Akhavan wave giant flags before every game, their faces covered with burgundy bandanas. Look at the team's website, and each player's profile includes a bandana-clad portrait. Glance into the crowd at the LCS, and you'll spot a good chunk of fans following suit.
It's all become part of Renegades' unique brand.
"We wanted to do something special for our fans, and I always thought, 'Wow, why aren't teams mimicking traditional sports?'" Leonyx said. "We kind of took the bandana and made it into our version of the Terrible Towel."
Renegades formed last March and won a spot in the North American Challenger Series that July, rebranding to Renegades shortly afterward. At that time, well-known League of Legends personality Christopher "MonteCristo" Mykles became a co-owner, and the club's rebrand took full shape.
Monte reached out to Leonyx to come on board and soon gave him the vision of what he wanted Renegades to be. It was Leonyx's job to execute. The players wear black leather jackets with the cowboy logo. The flags fly before games. Whether or not the team is winning, the atmosphere *feels* cool.
"I think (Rob's) just done a fantastic job in terms of what outfits we should be wearing," jungler Alberto "Crumbz" Rengifo said. "They wave the flags before every game as well, so that's pretty cool. I think that's a really big part of it because even when we had a really bad record, there were lots of fans showing up, wearing the shirts, wearing the bandanas. That's something that's really easy to be overlooked, to be honest. We have a lot of support."
Renegades stands out because it's the only team pushing a brand so aggressively. Many teams in the LCS are longtime organizations — Cloud9, Counter Logic Gaming, Team SoloMid, Dignitas, etc. — that already have large fan bases; Renegades had to build its own.
That's part of why, Leonyx said, the team is referred to as the "LA" Renegades, the city in which it resides. Sans for the Copenhagen Wolves, no other team in League of Legends — or any other esport, potentially — has identified with a singular city. It's another strategy rooted in traditional sports.
"You see that in the NFL, NBA, anything,' Leonyx said. "We wanted to be the first ones to really take advantage of that. In my hopes and dreams, when you are first entering the esports scene or following it, and you're from LA, your brain subconsciously registers Los Angeles. And you resonate with us."
It's a fascinating strategy, especially for an organization that also has a Counter-Strike team and started a League of Legends Challenger club in Europe (called the Banditos), but it appears to have worked. Leonyx said he's been told at least a few times by people became Renegades fans because of its ties to Los Angeles.
The team is starting to play up to that support, too. After a 1-12 start, Renegades won five of its final six — including a tiebreaker against Team Impulse on Sunday — to pull out of last place.
Still having to ward off possible relegation isn't fun, but it's better than being last.
"I came into it knowing that I had to adapt really fast to get used to it," said Nickolas "Hakuho" Surgent, who stepped into a starting role when Maria "Remi' Creveling stepped down Feb. 5. "That was probably the hardest thing. Just going from at home to playing on the stage. It's different."
A rare trade also aided Renegades' surge, as Shin "Seraph" Woo-yeong and Noh "Ninja" Geon-woo came over from Team Dragon Knights in exchange for Alexey "Alex Ich" Ichetovkin and Cuong "Flaresz" Ta on March 3.
Renegades is hoping to hold its recent form during the promotion tournament to give the team another crack at the LCS — and the fans more time to see the waving flags and bandana-clad faces.
"I don't actually even think we feel like we have momentum, to be honest," Crumbz said. "I think we see every single game like, 'OK, let's play this one again.' It doesn't matter what happened before because we're still trying to forget what happened before. So we're trying to keep the momentum but remember we were really low down there. So we just keep going each game."
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Opinion: Hacking vs. rape: Which is a crime more deserving of jail time?
March 18, 2013 · 9:00 PM UTC
By Alex Pearlman
Hackers and information activists charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, such as renowned troll Weev, face more jail time than rapists, like those charged in Steubenville, Ohio this week.
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In Ohio in August 2012, two teenage boys drugged and raped a teenage girl while videotaping and photographing the entire violent escapade. The girl wasn't only violated and abused, but the theft of her dignity was documented by her attackers for one reason: the lulz.
An important part of the story, though, is that the Steubenville rape case would never have become a national story if it weren't for internet vigilantes. A blogger was the reason the New York Times originally found the story, but even after the Grey Lady got her hands on it, there was no reason that this instance of sexual assault should have had national prominence over all the others that take place daily. But there's one factor that pushed the atrocity irrevocably into the national spotlight: Anonymous got involved.
By making the case an object of their rage, members of the hacktivist collective played a large hand in bringing the gruesome details of the incident to light, including the videos themselves and the list of people involved - something the New York Times would have never done, as those involved were all minors.
There are two reasons Anonymous, or really any hackers, get involved in anything: a sense of vitriol at an unjust situation, or the lulz. Which is to say, for fun, or for the hell of it.
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Weev (who also saw the inside of a courtroom today) is one such lulzy hacker, and one of considerable repute. A well-known and accomplished troll, Weev (real name Andrew Auernheimer) made his reputation by having a slightly wacked, if not moral-compared-to-others, approach to screwing with the Internet. He was responsible, by his own admission, for a number of large hacks that resulted in his becoming very wealthy, and of course, the big 2010 hack on AT&T that resulted in his arrest.
In a blog post making the rounds this afternoon, Asher Wolf describes Weev as "a joker, a puck, an epic troll, a jester, and just perhaps an exiled prophet railing on the fringe of society, variously misidentified as a drug-addled, mentally imbalanced felon. Scratch the surface and you find a man who likes reading Proust, and listening to Wagner."
Auernheimer and Ma'lik Richmond and Trent Mays (the convicted Steubenville rapists), have nothing in common, really, except that they were all sentenced to jail time in the same 24 hour period, causing a media circus, and also both their cases are prime examples of how corroded the justice system in the US has become.
Rape can be constituted as a war crime, according to the United Nations. It is among the worst offenses one human can commit upon another. Hacking, on the other hand, while maybe not a totally victimless crime, rarely has implications of physical harm.
More from GlobalPost: Outrage of the Day: Rape coverage in the media
This morning, Auernheimer was sentenced to 41 months in prison for using public information to expose a security flaw in AT&T's system and telling the media about it. He was charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) with one count of identity fraud and one count of conspiracy to access a computer without authorization.
Wired reported, "Computer security researcher Charlie Miller tweeted Monday morning in reference to Auernheimer's case that any security researcher could be facing the same fate."
Unlike that of the rapists, Auernheimer's case is an example of the Department of Justice shooting the messenger, the result of prosecutorial assault by the government on behalf of a corporation, taking advantage of the sympathies of a "technophobic public," as blogger tehdely put it in a touching post on Weev earlier today called "Then they came for Weev..."
The thing is, had the hackers responsible for leaking the Stuebenville video been found and prosecuted under the same statute as Weev, Aaron Swartz, and Jeremy Hammond (among others), the ridiculously vague and outdated Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (of 1984), they could have also faced up to 25 years in prison.
None of the "information activists" listed, or any other hackers who will be charged for similar crimes in the future, have been charged with inflicting criminal harm upon a human person. A case cannot be made – in any of these examples – that violence of any kind was involved in the crimes they're charged with.
While it is surely possible to inflict physical harm by trolling and cyber-bullying, hacking systems is a different monster, and has less to do with hurting people than pointing out the flaws of corporations or governments and embarassing them.
Weev even spoke out against this kind of trolling in an infamous 2008 New York Times article in which he was profiled.
Meanwhile, the rapists who tortured a young girl will be out on the street again in less than two years, each receiving less than 24 months of jail time in a juvenile facility.
This is ridiculous. A CNN anchor is receiving flak for lamenting on the boys' lives being "ruined." Their lives should be ruined. They violently infringed upon someone else's person, causing physical, mental and emotional harm.
The distinct irony of today's top stories is inescapable. A hacker is being punished severely while two rapists walk away with what is essentially a slap on the wrist (a sentence that's less time than what's regularly given to non-violent drug offenders), while it was hackers who exposed their crimes to begin with.
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Guz (Zjon Gijsen) - gitaar
J (Jaap Melman) - bass
Twixy (Twan Bakker) - drums & samples

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Op het einde van de cassette is het losse zangspoor met schreeuwen van Pat te horen
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August 18th, 2020 06:55 PM #1321
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Jinbe is still the Lifeguard but its one of his secondary roles. Fireguard is another since someone needs to prevent fires like Luffy's cooking
Originally Posted by BobLoblaw
Robby also said Jinbe's role would be lifeguard
I said his role didn't HAVE to be Helmsman just because he steered the ship during impel Down. I never said it explicitly wasn't a possibility, just that lifeguard was a better fit.
Of various other historical ship roles, Lifeguard IS one that exists and that Jinbe would have excelled at and showcased during the war. Along with Boatswain. He wasn't particulary locked into anything.
So, Helsman as the main job with lifeguard on the side, rather than the other way around. Lifeguard isn't a position Oda actually cares about turns out, and feels can be filled by anyone that doesn't have a DF, as it turns out. Whatever is funniest in that moment.
It was folks latching onto a panel and assuming 100% truth with it. Same with things like Buggy becoming a Warlord, or Lola being one of Big Mom's daughters. I agreed that was almost certainly what had happened and very very likely the case, but shouldn't be locked in and treated as fact until it was actual fact. Safe assumption, not fact.
Then I think during the FI flashback Jinbe showed off steering again in more than one case and that kind of settled it.
and that Pedro wasn't dead.
He's not dead officially till all the Big Mom business is done. But yes, he currently seems more dead than most even if most of the people that "died" on WCI fromm Jinbe to Pound has been shown to be alive. Sanji's family, King Baum and Pekoms are all that's left, and you KNOW Sanji's family ain't dead and no one has even pretended that Pekoms is.
They're ALL different shades of green. That's printer fluctuation and that happens based on how early or late into a specific run a page is printed after the ink is changed out, how long the pages were wet, and how many other colors are on the page in between the solid areas. Pure colors like Red, yellow and cyan are less susceptible to this, while greens, purples, oranges will vary a lot since they have to be hit by two different color plates.
Notably, the fronts of those cards are a lot more consistent in general and doesn't entirely match their back.
Like this is a book from literally the same print run, but ran low on blue at some point so the end of the run had the colors turning more red and purple..
You can dismiss my story theory stuff, that's fine, that's just discussion and theory mongering. That's up for debate and personal interpretation.
But I work in the industry, and have for 21 years. I know my stuff when it comes to printing and color. I have literally written books on it.
Last edited by Robby; August 18th, 2020 at 11:37 PM.
Exsolea
This has already been checked by Arthur. It is not a misprint. Carrot is the only one who has a different shade of green than the other minks.
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Monquito
Drillin' Dragon
Originally Posted by Exsolea
He's like the one guy who started the MYTH.
Robby's elaboration of printing came after that.
And holyy molly!! Did this guy reallt convinced lot of people that Carrot's card has a different color by only comparing it with ONE other card, instead of the WHOLE set like Robby did??
Wow, what a fraud!
Last edited by Monquito; August 18th, 2020 at 07:35 PM.
Artur is the one that STARTED the theory in the first place.
He also did not go out and buy multiple packs and compare different copies of the same card, and he certainly didn't buy packs from different runs months or a year apart and then compare them.
The picture I posted just above shows they are ALL different shades of green. Carrots has more blue in it so its darker, but others have more yellow and less blue so they go a lot more lemon than lime. None of them quite match.
Again, there are a WIDE variety of reasons for this. Printer fluctuation happens. On books I have personally colored and have the original files for I've seen print three different ways in the *same* run depending on which box it came out of. And if its from two different print runs, or two different printers, it will come out completely different. Fluctuations in printing happen no matter how close or uniform the actual files are. I have had two page spreads that are the *same* file where one half is noticeably different than the other.
When you've sorted through a literal warehouse of comic books or helped organize hundreds of boxes for shipping you see it happen all the time. It's the printing process, 100% consistency is impossible over a large enough run.
(And the differences become REALLY extreme if you use different paper types, newsprint, matte, glossy, thickness of stock, etc, but that's not a factor with the cards since they're all on the same paper. But as a result trade collections will almost always look better than their monthly counterpart because they're printed on better quality stuff.)
Originally Posted by Monquito
I don't care about Robby's comparison with the others. I'm talking about minks all having the same shade of green except for Carrot.
Correct. Robby didn't convince me a bit because of the fact that carrot's vivre card shade of green is different from the other minks. You sound like Robby's words are the words of god. That's why I stick to my opinion that I find it strange to give a mink a different shade of green than the other minks.
You can see in the picture that is not the case, they all are different shades.
Or from what I can percieve personally, I can see like 6 different shades and lot of them sharing the exact same shade of Carrot.
Oh, Nekomamushi's green is darker than Inurashi's. I guess he's a traitor or a secret moonman or something.
It has nothing at all to do with all the bright colors on one card and dark colors on the other, or natural printing fluctuations.
Originally Posted by Robby
I said his role didn't HAVE to be Helmsman just because he steered the ship during impel Down. I never said it explicitly wasn't a possibility.
Of various other historical ship roles, Lifeguard IS one that exists and that Jinbe would have excelled at. Along with Boatswain. He wasn't particulary locked into anything.
Right, but many people around here were already saying that he'd be the helmsman, which made sense given that we knew it was an official role that the crew lacked. That combined with the fact that we was the helmsman on the navy ship heading to Marineford was more than enough for me and others to know that he would in fact be their helmsman. What I find interesting, though, is that you were ok with someone being a "lifeguard" or "boatswain" (two positions never referenced in the series), but a "lookout" just wouldn't make any sense.
He's dead. He's been mourned by multiple characters across multiple arcs. There's no point in bringing up any other characters unless they too were mourned like Pedro was. That's where the bar is.
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Ok. I won't completely dismiss your opinion on the card aspect, but from what I can see, her card looks stark compared to the rest. It's not about the different shades of green, it's the fact that her card stands out among all of the others. None of the other cards regardless of their shade stand out as much.
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I need to know why no one is bothering with this chick.
Seriously, do tell!
Anyway, I didn't expect useful info in this thread, I'm totally taken aback! But isn't it frustrating to work as a colorist, knowing that the final result can and will turn out completely different? Or are these super extreme examples mostly a thing of the past?
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I'm actually with Robby on this one: it's way too subtle to be seen as a deliberate color decision. Again, I don't put too much stock in the cards to reveal stuff yet to come.
I was just rereading the latest chapters of Alabasta, and uh. That one scene of Chaka mourning to the corpseless tomb of Pell, reminded me like sooo much of a certain someone.
Oda hardly ever changes habits uh..
Originally Posted by Jabra
I adjust and calibrate my monitor to the print copies, and check things on multiple screens and I've done it so regularly my monitor is calibrated pretty closely to print. Its actually set a bit darker than a normal monitor as a result. . I know things aren't ever going to print exactly like they're colored, its part of the process, but after doing it for as long as I have the pallette I have, and I don't do anything that won't work in cmyk, usually prints pretty decently.
Generally printing will unify the colors a bit, but as long as the actual contrasts are fine it usually looks okay and pretty close.
It's mostly only annoying when I do something like a subtle blush effect on someone's cheeks or nose. Usually the print will make it subtle and bring it together, but sometimes it makes it BLARING red and it looks awful.
Like right here. These two pictures are from the *same page*. Same exact colors used throughout, but because stuff was different *around* them, they printed differently. The first image got the proper amount of red and printed as intended, while the second because it had a little more skin highlight and the background around it was a little different, got more yellow so the hair is a slightly different shade, the skin is paler, and the cheeks and nose are BRIGHT red which looks terrible and makes her look drunk.
And thats on the *same page*. Colored both faces at the same time with the same colors in the same scene, but because the background was a little different, they shifted. Note that the blue in the eyes is consistent, and the strong red in the lips is the same. Its just the amount of inbetween red that shifted in the skintone and hair.
So you can imagine how much it varies on *different* pages, or in more extreme lighting conditions, or with different printings entirely..
Sometimes it prints like mud though, especially if I'm doing anything with lots of purples, so I try to avoid that. AWhich is a shame because purples look cool but they're a very hard to work with. And red pretty much only prints as red, any highlights at all turn it pink, unless you're highlighting with yellow, but that very quickly makes it not red unless you're careful.
The consolation is even digital copies won't be exactly right because everyone's monitor is different, but I have to work towards prints.
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Pell is such a standard go-to example, he doesn't count. He was only dead for a couple chapters.
Now, Igaram, who was murdered off camera in an explosion, with no body and only a villain to take credit for it, who Vivi cried over and had flashbacks about and was dead for Little Garden, Drum, and Alabasta... its not like he showed back up alive and well at a crucial dramatic moment with zero explanation on how he survived in order to help stop the war or anything.
Or maybe that was Toh-Toh that Vivi was sad about...
But it definitely wasn't Pell.
Vongola_Boss_XI
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I think Carrot is going to join, but that's really immaterial to this particular debate.
I agree with Robby here about the Vivre Cards. I don't think there was any intentional decision here to color Carrot's card differently.
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There were those mini flashbacks in Pell's case too.
I feel like Pedro's case is a combination of Igaram and Pell, since its got details from one and the other.
Could come back during the events of the current arc like Igaram, or after its all over like Pell. Is anyone's guess.
Cockycent
The Vivre Card meme is back. Next, the traitor meme makes it'r triumphant return as well
I've been searching for the lifeguard thing, but only seen it for Brook lol
Found another saying Camie can't join unless she's a lifeguard.
Add Franky to the list from the vol. 3 thread
I've found the quote of all quotes
Its besides the point. Jinbe isn't joining to be a helmsman. That's just a thing he could bring in on the side. He's more suited as lifeguard though.
How is it people overlook the job of lifeguard so readily? Especially with four crew members that can't swim?
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Helmsman" also doesn't seem too impossible, but "Ambassador" and "Lifeguard" just sound dumb to me.
I've given up on the search for lifeguard takes. There's this "create your own crew" thread that I found and want to bump, but i'll just talk about it in the New World thread
Last edited by Cockycent; August 18th, 2020 at 10:40 PM.
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Cali-4-Nye-Eh.
I think the only really relevant positions pertinent to the debate are the ones that are analogues of what we've seen on Blackbeard's crew. Since Helmsman is one of them and the Straw Hats didn't, and Jimbei is trained to be one, it's kind of a no-brainer unless a heretofore unknown one comes along which...why? Just why? Not that anyone asked that, but it feels like it's just beneath the surface waiting to be implied. Jimbei's not just a normal Helmsman anyway, he can turn a ship into a windsurfer, and even from a position not behind the wheel, he can push from behind or tow from the front if the ship gets into a rough patch that it can't pull itself out of with just the wind in the sails or if they're out of cola for a burst. His being a Fishman multiplies his capability as a Helmsman because of the natural talents that come along with it. Dealing with storms and other hazards is something the crew hasn't had to deal with very much as of yet and it's likely to change once they get close to Raftel, so having Jimbei will be much more important.
I'll concede that, while the utility of a lookout will also become more important, it feels odd to have saved that for this late stage of the game, and even more odd for it to be speculated to go to someone who has no long-range capabilities to deal with anything they might scope at a distance; that's Usopp's specialty and given his nature as a sniper it just seems redundant to have a second set of eyes. If there is to be one more member of the crew, I'd kind of like to know of a position more substantial that would make sense for them to have, and since none is yet presented I'm thinking it'll be some kind of more story-relevant wild card which feels like Yamato, given her family connections, might be the best option for. That's absent any other better data, and considering the backseat Carrot's taken for a lot more of the arcs she's been hanging about, I'm not sure what the hell Oda is trying to do with her, but it's not painting a flattering picture nor justifying high confidence in her chances.
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August 19th, 2020 12:16 AM #1338
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Carrot's Vivre Card color feels especially irrelevant now that we know Kanjuro is the traitor.
The main theory behind that was Carrot's green was similar to the green used by Kaido's crew, wasn't it? So people thought it was foreshadowing her as the traitor?
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I found that colour shade theory to be really silly back when it was first revealed for the exact reasons Robby stated above.


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According to Christina, who posted a video of the special moment, Summer had been wanting to soak in the spotlight. But when the moment came, Summer turned a little timid. "Summer begs me to come out every night onstage! And then gets shy . . . but loves it . . . she's taking it all in early," Christina captioned the video. Her special guest in this performance wasn't exactly like the one she brought out during her show in New York City on Oct. 3, but it was just as sweet of a moment.
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6 Things We Learned About Diego Rivera From His Daughter's Recent Talk at UC Berkeley
Art 06.09.16 at 6:34 pm
By Carolina Dalia Gonzalez
Lead Photo: Wikimedia Commons
With his grandiose and politically charged murals, Diego Rivera became one of the most important Latin American artists of the 20th century. His work has been hugely influential to contemporary Mexican culture, and even to this day, his art continues to be impactful. Just last month, he dethroned Frida Kahlo as the best-selling Latin American artist with the $15.7 million sale of his "Dance in Tehuantepec" – a 1928 painting that depicts a group of dancers performing zandunga. However, for Rivera's daughter, Guadalupe Rivera y Marín, the painter's sympathy toward Marxism became a source of frustration for her in her youth.
"This was hard for me when I was a child, because people saw me as the daughter of a Communist," Rivera y Marín revealed during a recent talk. "Now, my father is the most prominent figure in Mexican art and is seen as an example of a respected and admired Mexican around the world." Titled "The Mexico of My Father Diego Rivera," Guadalupe participated in a chat that the Center for Latin American Studies at UC Berkeley and San Francisco's Mexican Museum organized. She spoke about her father's progression as an artist, his relationship with other painters, and one of his biggest disappointments.
Here are six of the most interesting things we learned from Rivera y Marín's talk:
On his lack of knowledge of Mexico
Diego Rivera didn't truly start learning about his country until he was 35. He had returned to Mexico after living in Europe for eight years. "He came back [to Mexico] in 1921. He was invited to collaborate with the artistic revolution that the Secretary of Education, José Vasconcelos, planned to start," Guadalupe said.
Vasconcelos wanted to capture a new Mexican culture, but Diego's work didn't speak to their country. His first mural, "La Creación," wasn't what Vasconcelos wanted; it looked too European. So Vasconcelos bought him train tickets so that he could travel around Mexico.
On his Chapel of the Universidad Autónoma Chapingo masterpiece:
Diego Rivera, "Tierra Fecundada (Fertile Land)" (1927), Chapel of the Universidad Autónoma Chapingo. (© 2016 Banco de México Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo Museums Trust. Av. 5 de Mayo No. 2, Col. Centro, Del. Cuauhtémoc 06059, Mexico City.)
Many of Rivera's works, like the mural at the Chapel of the Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, reflected his political ideologies. "According to art critics, this was Diego Rivera's masterpiece," Rivera y Marín said. "To the left, there is the land and the unfortunate living conditions of farmers, and to the right, the way the land was distributed."
On the mural Rockefeller destroyed:
In the 1930s, Rivera painted the Detroit Industry murals, which led to him being commissioned to paint a mural at the Rockefeller Center. Titled "Man at the Crossroads," Rivera included portraits of communist icons, such as Vladimir Lenin, which fostered criticism from U.S. citizens. When he refused to switch in a more suitable American figure, John D. Rockefeller destroyed the mural. "That was a great emotional shock for my father. It depressed him," Guadalupe said. This depression led Diego Rivera to the idlest era of his artistic career.
On the creation of the "Pan American Unity"
Diego Rivera, "Pan American Unity" (1940), City College of San Francisco. (© 2016 Banco de México Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo Museums Trust. Av. 5 de Mayo No. 2, Col. Centro, Del. Cuauhtémoc 06059, Mexico City.)
The "Pan American Unity" came as part of the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island, and it portrays a blend of religion, art, and politics across the Americas. "My father found the way in which the United States and Mexico belong to America, and that there is a reason to fight for America, the continent," Guadalupe said. "It was a reconciliation of my father with the United States."
On His Exile From The Cubist Community
Diego Rivera, "Zapatista Landscape (The Guerrilla)" (1915), Museo Nacional del Arte, Mexico. (© 2016 Banco de México Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo Museums Trust. Av. 5 de Mayo No. 2, Col. Centro, Del. Cuauhtémoc 06059, Mexico City.)
When he went to Europe, his friendship with Pablo Picasso inspired him to try Cubism. "The Cubism created by Picasso was a dark Cubism, without political meaning, and what did Diego Rivera do? He used Cubism to confirm his political ideologies," she said. "In 1915, he was already convinced that Zapata was a national hero and was sure of the success of the Revolution, so this painting was done in tribute to Zapata. It has bright Mexican colors. Picasso was very upset and stopped being my father's friend. He also asked him to leave the Cubist group because he had broken the Cubist tradition."
On his Relationship With Leon Trotsky
"Trotsky and Diego's relationship had some highs and lows. Why? Because Trotsky fell in love with Frida, and Frida fell in love with Trotsky," said Guadalupe."When my father found out, he terminated the friendship. It was tough, because when Trotsky moved to another house … he was killed."