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The White Horse, Hatching Green, in the 1930s
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Halsey Family
By Chris Halsey
I was born into my paternal grandparents home on Hatching Green in 1944 while my father was overseas during WWII. My family, the Halseys, had lived on Hatching Green since the late 19th century as far as I can tell. The 1901 census shows my great-grandfather and great-grandmother, Edward and Harriet Halsey living there with their several children including my grandfather Stanley Halsey.
I was interested to read John Seabrook's piece in a past publication of the Society where he said that he was related to the Seabrooks and Halseys*. In another piece on the website there is a short history of the White Horse pub on Hatching Green. When I was a small child my grandfather and his brother would sit outside wearing their traditional leather gaiters on the pub furniture made by my grandfather. In the two photos dated much earlier you can see similar seats probably made by my great-grandfather Edward.
When my father returned from France in 1946 we were lucky enough to be offered one of the new prefabs in Oakley Road just off Grove Road where we lived until the mid 1950s.
I am currently researching my family history and if anyone has further information about the Halseys I would be glad to hear from them.
* John Seabrook has recently published a fictional history of his link with the Halsey family - Her Father's Name. Ed.
This page was added by Chris Halsey on 10/12/2020.
Hi, My name is John Halsey and lived and worked in Harpenden in the 1960s before moving to Kimpton finishing work in Harpenden in 1981. I do not think we are directly related, my family seemed to come from Great Gaddesden and Ivinghoe. I never knew about the Halsey connection in Hatching Green.
By John HALSEY
Ernest Heasman's paintings of Hatching Green
Francis Smith's Memories of Harpenden
Hammondsend
History of Hatching Green
Rothamsted Manor
The Lawrence Family at Hatching Green


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Q: How do I remove an Armor Stands's legs? I'm making a floating armor stand, and I don't want it to have legs. I'm putting a helmet and chestplate on it, and I would like the arms to be visible.
How can I remove just the legs?

A: You cannot completely remove the wooden legs of an ArmorStand in vanilla Minecraft whilst still keeping the arms visible. You could, however, position them so that they cannot be seen.
To hide the baseplate (the stone part), set the NoBasePlate tag to 1b.
Use the Pose tag compound to position the ArmorStand's parts. I'd recommend using something like this tool as this is a pain to do manually.
With this, you can have its legs folded up into its chestplate, like this:
/summon ArmorStand ~ ~ ~ {NoBasePlate:1b,ShowArms:1b,Pose:{LeftLeg:[180f,0f,0f],RightLeg:[180f,0f,0f]}}

Final result, with armor:

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There can be only one (winner)
By Brian Ewart@Brian_Ewart Nov 23, 2011, 12:09pm EST
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Villanova originally planned to take the fall roadshow to Anaheim as a send-off for Southern California-native Taylor King, who could have been the lone senior on this year's team. After the 'Cats had signed off on the trip, King would leave the program. Now, King is playing in a Canadian professional basketball minor league, while the 'Cats are preparing to take on UC Riverside on Thanksgiving.
The field of the tournament isn't as tough as some others -- the Maui Invitational for example is loaded with teams like Duke, Kansas and Georgetown -- but the 76 Classic is not without its challenges, and for a young Villanova team, this field could give them about all they can handle early on.
UCR is ranked in the 200's by Ken Pomeroy and not ranked at all in any human polls. Their defense plays to about the Division I average efficiency, while their offense is among the worst-rated in the nation. They are winless against Division I opponents, with their sole win coming against a tiny Division III school in their season opener.
Like Villanova, the Highlanders lost a lot of 3-point shooting from last season. Javon Borum, who was responsible for making over 50% of their 3-point shooting last season, has graduated or left the program. That said, they do return over 70% of last year's minutes, making this a fairly experienced team.
The Highlanders are leaning on senior swingman Phil Martin to provide offense and leadership this season. Martin is the only UCR player who averages double-digit points so far this season, with 14.7 ppg and 8 rebounds. He also leads the team in minutes, averaging almost 38 minutes per contest. Martin has struggled from deep this season, shooting just 18.2% to lead the team (assuming you discount players who have shot fewer than 3 attempts).
There is reason to believe that Martin will eventually heat up from the floor, however. Last season he shot 47.2% from the floor and .35.6% from beyond the arc. Unless something drastic has changed, he should eventually regress toward the mean. UCR's coach Jim Woolridge has stressed defense as an area of emphasis for Martin, and that extra hustle may be giving him tired legs early in the season.
Kareem Nitoto is the team's second-leading scorer at 9 ppg. The senior guard is in his 5th year after transferring from Hawaii, and has made strides in becoming a more effective scorer. UCR has encouraged Nitoto to drive to the basket for easy buckets and to draw fouls -- a move that has made him a far more effective player on offense. In the past, Nitoto has been the Highlanders' primary point guard, and he may still see some time there this season, but his coach prefers to put him at the 2.
Starting at point is 6-0 sophomore Daymond Cowlah, who is second on the team in averaging 2 assists per game. He negates most of that by also averaging 2 turnovers per contest. Cowlah is the team's best returning 3-point shooter from last season, however, connecting on 41.9 attempts last season. He has missed all 5 attempts from deep this year.
Senior Harrison Gaines, a transfer from Penn, has come off of the bench in the team's three games so far, but leads the team in assists at 2.3 per game and averages just 0.3 turnovers per game. Gaines might ultimately overtake Cowlah for the point guard job this season, especially if Cowlah's shooting from deep doesn't heat up.
Another poor shooting night for the Wildcats could let the Highlanders hang around in this game, but more likely, Villanova will use its superior athleticism to get to the rim and score easy buckets. Riverside will not be able to key in a on single Wildcats player, with multiple starters capable of having a big night on the scoreboard.
Mouph Yarou has proven to be a tough match-up early this season, and is likely poised to have another big game on Thanksgiving. He scored 19 points in his last outing, mostly in the first half, and if UCR chooses to key their defense in on him like Delaware did, it will open up opportunities for Dominic Cheek and Maalik Wayns to score. UCR will have to play an excellent defensive game against the Wildcats to keep the score close.
For Villanova, UCR is an opportunity to play tough defense. Teams that struggle from 3-point range will struggle against the Villanova defense. Nova tends to challenge opponents to take tough shots from beyond their range by leaving shooters open and guarding against higher percentage shots inside the arc. That strategy will fail against good shooting teams, but UCR has connected on just 22.6% of their shots from deep and will not likely be relying on the 3-point shot this weekend.
Villanova's rebounding has been good so far this season, and the 'Cats should be able to grab a good deal of misses -- both their own and UCR's. They are 11th in the nation in rebounds per game, and a large part of that equation is the rebounding contributions of Yarou (9.7 rpg) and Cheek (6.0 rpg). Even Maalik Wayns has averaged over 5 caroms from the point. That advantage on the glass has been a huge asset for Villanova and will need to continue.
Even if the shots are not falling, solid play in the other facets of their game should help the Wildcats move past the opening round to face the winner of Boston College and St. Louis University on Friday afternoon.
A win would be the 350th of Jay Wright's head-coaching career.
The Tip-off time for the game will be 1:30pm locally, but 4:30pm on the east coast and the games will be televised on ESPN2 or over the internet, on ESPN3.com.
2023 and 2024 Recruiting Updates A lot of behind the scenes work looks to be shaping up for a busy "off-season" for Kyle Neptune and staff
Fan parking, info for Sunday's 'Nova-PC game With the Eagles playing in the NFC conference championship game and the 'Cats taking on Providence, it's going to be a fun Sunday, but also a hectic one getting into South Philly.

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Co-op Sector Again Named in Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For
By: NCBA CLUSA Published: Thursday, February 22, 2018 Share: Print: Subscribe
Fortune's list of the 100 Best Companies To Work For once again features organizations from the co-op, credit union and employee-owned sectors.
The list takes into account executive team effectiveness, innovation, people-focused programs, and being a "Great Place to Work For All"—in terms of trust, credible and respectful leadership, pride in the work and camaraderie.
At #42, Navy Federal Credit Union, which employs 14,462 people across 286 sites, is the highest-placed business from the sector on the list. Last year it came 47th and this is its eighth year on the list.
The Vienna, Virginia-based credit union has worldwide revenues of $5,398.9m but maintains "a hometown feel," says the report, which highlights Navy Federal's diverse workforce—with 43 percent coming from minority groups—and benefits including 23 days leave, 10 sick days, 12 weeks' maternity leave, pension plans, onsite medical care, subsidized gyms and financial support for college tuition.
Full and part-time job growth is 5 percent, with full-time voluntary staff turnover at 8 percent. The survey found that 93 percent of employees said it was a great place to work.
This week's guest on Everything Co-op is Dr. Syler-Woods, Finance Director at the Federation of Southern Cooperatives
Nominations for NCBA CLUSA's 2023 Board of Directors are due February 24
At #43 is specialty outdoor retailer REI Co-op, based in Kent, Washington, which last year came 28th and has spent 21 years on the list.
"It runs numerous programs to connect women and girls to nature, has offered same-sex benefits since 1992, and covers gender reassignment surgery for employees," says the Fortune 100 Report.
The largest consumer co-op in the U.S., REI employs 12,973 people across 159 sites and last year reported a revenue of $2,557,543. It employs 19 percent of its staff from minority groups and offers benefits including health insurance for part timers, fully paid sabbaticals, subsidized gyms, financial support for college tuition, 19 days leave and six sick days.
It has 9 percent full and part-time job growth with full-time staff turnover at 10 percent.
At #47 on the list is Publix Supermarkets, which mixes private and employee ownership, with Fortune 100 highlighting a diverse workforce—one out of every four associates is 50 or older, including 26 employees over the age of 90.
Last year Publix came in at 21, and this is its 21st year on the list. Based in Lakeland, Florida, it employs 18,9607 across 1,170 sites and its most recent report posted revenues of $34m. Benefits include onsite medical care, college tuition reimbursement, 16 days off a year and six sick days.
Job growth is 6 percent with voluntary full-time turnover at 9 percent.
At #50 is engineering, architecture, construction, environmental and consulting solutions firm Burns & McDonnell, which has been employee-owned since 1986.
"People love the onsite amenities, including a pharmacy and day-care center, along with regular company celebrations like the annual pancake breakfast and trivia competitions," says Fortune 100.
Last year the company came 16th and this is its eighth year on the list. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, it employs 5,534 people across 263 sites. Minorities make up 16.8 percent of the workforce. Benefits include 23 days leave, subsidized childcare and gym, sick days for part time workers, onsite medical care and college tuition reimbursement.
The top-placed firm on the list, scored on an analysis of anonymous employee responses to more than 50 survey questions, was San Francisco-based IT company Salesforce.
To be considered, companies needed to have at least 1,000 employees and receive enough survey responses to achieve a 95 percent confidence level with no more than a 5 percent margin of error.
This week's guest on Everything Co-op is Dr. Syler-Woods, Finance Director at the Federation of Southern Cooperatives January 24, 2023 read more
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Positron's Subs
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Digimon Adventure 02
Digimon Frontier
Digimon Movies
Digimon Tamers
Original translation by PositronCannon (episodes 16-40) and cardslash02 (41-51)
TLC & editing by Lord Starfish and Puto (16-51)
Timing & typesetting by PositronCannon (16-51)
Encoding by Puto (16-51)
Torrent (episodes 1-15 courtesy of The Wild Bunch)
Scripts (16-51)
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95 Responses to Digimon Tamers
hey, i found out there are a site who finished tamers series sub. check tis one out:
http://moviemanga.blogspot.com/2010/02/digimon-tamers-all-episode-subbed_10.html
hope it help.
Oleg Oshmyan (@chortos) says:
However strange it may sound, this is just a previous version of Positron's subs.
PositronCannon says:
I thought I had replied to that, lol. And long time no see. =P
Oleg Oshmyan (Chortos‑2) says:
(Why does WordPress allow comments to be only three levels deep?) Yeah, it almost seems as if I've been hiding from you. :)
yuki says:
this website cannot download digimon tamers. i wait so long. this http://moviemanga.blogspot.com/2010/02/digimon-tamers-all-episode-subbed_10.html
some ep cannot download.
cannot download ep 49 to 51
gustamam says:
where is episode 2-15?
The Wild Bunch have subbed them: http://wildbunchsubs.wordpress.com/category/releases/digimon-tamers/
AndyAlex says:
and will u remake them??
@AndyAlex
Yes, but only after we're done with 16-51.
SavageReindeer says:
The WIld Bunch only links to Torrents without seeders it seems :\
VeGa says:
Thanks for the releases! Out of curiosity why is there a difference (> 20 MB) between MKV episodes 16 and 17.
We're using an encoding method based on quality instead of size for these encodes.
OneLonelyPickle says:
Just wanted to say, thanks. I really mean that, and so do thousands of other Digimon fans. Without people like you I would never have gotten back into Digimon because of how terrible the English dubs are. They killed this series in the Western world, and they almost killed my love for Digimon as well.
You can be 150% sure that if they ever release the Japanese subbed versions in North America that I will buy them and support whichever amazing company is publishing them. Once again, thanks, and please continue to sub the other seasons :)
pu7o says:
Digimon 02 [i]was[/i] released subbed for direct download in America. But the subs are kind of… ehh…
Andrew Mayes says:
Honestly, the English dubs of Digimon weren't all that terrible, especially compared to its contemporaries. Back in 1999, English dubs were, with a few exceptions (Cowboy Bebop), known for being absolutely horrendous and disrespectful to the source material. The English-language versions of, say, Dragon Ball Z, Sailor Moon, Escaflowne, and Card Captor Sakura had entire episodes cut out and/or rearranged, relationships between characters edited, and in the case of Escaflowne and CCS, tried to hide the fact that the main characters were female by editing the scenes so the male characters had more screen-time.
Compared to all that, the dubs of Digimon actually made a lot of positive steps toward giving us accurate, true-to-the-original dubs in many anime to come. Sure, there were name changes, censorships, and cringe-worthy puns. But the episodes themselves were left almost completely intact — the episode count was actually the same in both the US and Japan for once. Believe it or not, that was actually RARE back then; the early dub of DBZ had about 15 episodes' worth of footage removed (they didn't skip any episodes, they just did a LOT of editing), resulting in completely different episode counts. And don't even get me started on Card Captor Sakura.
But, the dub's music – at least for the first two seasons – was by far the worst part of the series' translation to the West. I can deal with the sometimes campy voice acting, the unnecessary edits, or anything else about the English version of the show when you compare it to what they did to the musical score. I mean, the scores themselves weren't that bad, but like I always say: "It's not what you have, it's how you use it." Saban took the trouble to compose some pretty exciting, dynamic (and most of all, loud), fully-orchestrated pieces to use for Digimon. But then once all that work had been put in, the editor or producer or whomever slathered it all over the show with no rhyme or reason to its placement and no pauses in between.
The English dub sounds like a party full of instruments yakking away through every single episode; they may be having perfectly interesting musical conversations, but they don't have much direct relation to what's on-screen except maybe a general mood, and sometimes they don't even get the mood right. Worst of all, the music never shuts up; there aren't any dramatic or comedic moments of silence, there aren't transition or special-occasion pieces; it's just loud, generic, fully-orchestrated fervor blaring away all the dang time.
Still, while I remember the music being loud and distracting at age nine, I don't remember the voice acting being bad, so clearly, the music must be the series' greatest handicap. Digimon has consistently been packed chock-full of some of the best voice actors in the business – talented folks who could maintain multiple unusual animated voices and convey complex emotions at the same time; in other words, people who could be great actors. This is the rare "double threat" that makes people like Steve Blum, Mary McGlynn, and Crispin Freeman irresistible, and mastery over both sides of voice acting is pretty rare. Digimon has an astounding amount of these double-threat voices in its cast every single season, including the three dynamos I mentioned earlier. Despite this, some lines still lack emotion, or at least realistic emotion, and other line deliveries fall into so-bad-it's-hilarious territory, so… what went wrong?
To be honest, not too much, as after the first several episodes, Digimon's dub was perfectly listenable. Initially, though, it was downright awful, and even later in the show, it would have its awful moments. You could have all the best actors in the world, but if the director sucks, your actor sucks. Combine that with the near-absolute truth that dubs in every language are shaky at first, as the actor tackles a character they don't know yet and only prove their quality a little way further in, and you have actors who didn't know their characters being poorly directed through a god-awful script.
The adapted scripts for Digimon were riddled with horrible puns throughout the first two seasons, and this too was something that decreased as the series wore on (thank goodness), but while the acting got much better very quickly (because presumably the directors did care, and just had to learn what they were doing along with the actors), the writing was always luck-of-the-draw. Some episodes were good; some even had very funny added puns and actions quips, and some were abysmal; the show had a veritable platoon of writers over its course, but over time, the favorite pair in the writing team became a duo of voice actors: Bob Buccholz and Jeff Nimoy. Their scripts were generally very bad-joke-heavy, but they weren't bad scripts, as they didn't decimate dramatic moments, and packed most of their painful wisecracks into the action scenes and whatnot (where they actually belonged). The exception to this was the ruinous destruction of the final villain's character; they gave Apocalymon heaps upon heaps of jokes every other line when it's obvious from his appearance, his motivations, and even his English voice that he has absolutely no business trying to be funny. I seriously think those two jokers were actively making fun of the material just because they could, and forgot that some of us, even as kids, really do care about this stuff and don't want the show to parody itself. The results really screw up the entire episode, and almost made Apocalymon non-threatening.
I'm going to drop all pretenses here and speak personally for a second; I've met Jeff Nimoy. He seems like an extremely cool dude and a perfectly lovely human being. He did not ruin Adventure or Zero Two (in fact, quite a bit of his writing is pretty darn funny); I still believe the essence of the show is preserved, and is about as good as a kid-oriented reversioning ever gets, especially considering that this was almost twelve years ago. However, if I were in Nimoy's position working on this series, I just don't think I would've ever decided to write or cast the show the way he did.
I just don't get the logic behind trying to cram dialogue, whether funny or even dramatic, into any scene with silence in it, as if even a moment of quiet will bore the children. Nor do I understand breaking up the dramatic scenes with jokes, even if they are funny. Yes, this happened in Adventure a lot, but that was like pinching an elephant; a little annoying, but overall, didn't affect much due to the strength of what was standing there. With Zero Two, it's like shooting a wounded deer; the material is struggling already, and you're causing it to wretch around even more.
And oh boy, did the voices get worse in Zero Two before they got better. By show's end, it was back up to par with its predecessor, but at the very start, we had the new voices waffling around with the same acting problems the beginning of the first season had. The girls came off okay, but our little boys no longer sound like little boys as they did in Adventure; they sound like strange, cartoony stereotypes specifically designed to make us stick knives in our eardrums. I'm even referring to Doug Erholtz's T.K. voice too; you cannot convince me for half a second that this is the voice of a young boy. And worse than that, like Davis, the bizarreness of T.K.'s tambour actually makes me dislike him for no good reason.
The Digimon, who had always been strange and cartoony but easy to get used to, had obnoxious speech affectations in Zero Two that tied them to the real world; Armadillomon was a western bumpkin, Hawkmon was a stuffy Brit, and Veemon was… Davis raised two octaves. Why do they need a vocal gimmick? It's funny when it's used on minor stooges, but in Zero Two we have to live with these characters as the leads; their voices shouldn't rely on a quick gag or stereotype, it's distracting.
Regardless, I can't help but feel these choices hurt Zero Two more than they ever hurt Adventure, as Zero Two contains one of the only times I will ever say, "Watch this episode of Digimon in Japanese only!" While I do prefer the Japanese versions of Digimon on the whole, it's still pretty hard to get me to say that about a kids' show. The one episode of Digimon that I think was flat-out ruined by loose English adaptation is episode 23 of Zero Two (and that's really all this entire rant was leading up to). The episode where Ken reflects on his past and repents of his evil ways absolutely needs to be quiet, slow, and very well acted to work; the English version is overblown, talky, and Derek Prince as Ken honestly feels lost in what the heck he's supposed to be reading. If you're revisiting the show and are over ten years old, watch this one in Japanese, or else you're not going to get very much out of it.
tl;dr – Either way, the dub of Digimon had a lot of terrific things about it. The acting was iffy depending on the script that day, but most kids' anime at the time (or even anime in general, because this was the late-'90s) had plenty of horrible dubs, so Digimon was downright exceptional in places by comparison. Now, don't get me wrong, the Japanese version of Digimon is a LOT better. The English translation of the show took some rather interesting liberties, but honestly, compared to most other kids' shows, Digimon's editing and censorship problems are a lot more reserved than the norm. And as the dub went further on, the acting became stellar for a kids' show, and the dub writers began making more active attempts to keep the spirit of the show intact; they didn't dumb anything down. So, besides the bad puns, name changes, and new (awkwardly-placed) music, it's pretty damn true to the original. I don't feel bad watching the English dub.
Alex Boer says:
I just watched Adventure and 2/3 of Zero Two in English. I chose English because it tickled my nostalgia. Is it worth going back and watching them over again in Japanese?
I would say so. The English dubs are by no means terrible, but the fact still stands that the Japanese version is superior no matter what way you look at it. At the very least, watch them in Japanese for the music, if nothing else — the Japanese music is superb.
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Ryan Fauzan says:
when eps 43-51 come ?
|tt says:
Your zShare dl link for 23v2, 25v2, 26v2 and 27v2 is down. Would appreciate if you could reupload the files again. Thanks in advance.
Eh, if it's just one site, I'm not gonna bother, sorry. I'd think at least one of the other sites offered would work for you. =|
Hi just wondering why the initial episodes aren't uploaded?
Because they have already been subbed by The Wild Bunch, so we picked up where they kinda stopped. We'll get back to those after the last episode.
Oh right, thanks!
Thanks, that was a fast reply btw =)
Link2Hyrule says:
Just out of curiosity, it seems the v2s have stopped at episode 38. Does that mean that the changes you made to the V2 episodes were already implemented in 39, and all episodes following? Or will there be more v2s for the later episodes at some point?
Yeah, 39 onwards are already final.
zhuzhu8376 says:
Hi , I been trying to download Digimon Tamers Episode 44 AVI format from BayFiles / MediaFire,
i been having problem top download the full file . Please advise thanks in advance.
I could download it just fine from BayFiles. I don't know what the problem is.
i will try again thanks for replying.
Hi , i Finally manage to download the file . Thanks and keep up with the good works. :P
Pegonzalez says:
PositronCannon, could post just the subtitles ?
I have been following your work for a long tiime and it always been fantastic! Congratulation!
It's the "Scripts" link right before the downloads list.
Thx man, sorry for my lazyness, its been a while that I downloaded your subs.
Kaiden says:
I was trying to get the mkv links for 36v2-38v2 and only Rapidshare, DepositFiles, WUpload, and Crocko are available. Crocko is "premium membership only". WUpload has deleted the files for all three. And lastly, Rapidshare and DepositFiles both seem to drop the download partway through. Is it possible to upload to Bayfiles or Mediafire? Those haven't failed me yet.
I'll get to it soon.
Okay, I replaced all the links, since most download options were either dead or crappy. I hope it's the last time I have to do this, or I'll just stick to torrents. =V
xoxo99 says:
dear admin, will there be a Mediafire link for the .avi version of episode 25v2?
i clicked the link, was directed to mirrorcreator and when i select Mediafire, it says ERROR, i tried a few times and it still comes up with that error.
is it me or is the Mediafire link dead? if it is dead, is there any chance you might re-upload it?
thanks a lot, you are the best!! :))
John246l says:
Uhmm… How often do you upload tamers? I just want to know when to expect a new episode…
I've been busy lately, but new episodes should be coming soon.
oh ok… I am planning on watching tamers starting tommorow. I am currently watching Xros Wars by Ry-Ro and there are 3 episodes left… But I can't download episodes 2-15 cause there are no seeds… btw I don't like bay files cause of the 300 seconds I have to wait… Why did you stop uploading on mediafire and are all of tamers uploaded on bayfiles?
Because MediaFire has a 200MB size limit and most of the MKVs are above that. And really, it's a 5 minute wait. If it's too much for you, then you'll have to wait for torrents when we finish this.
It's not just the time limit… There are some episodes that will never start downloading even after waiting!
And now that I actually tried downloading, most of the episodes will never start downloading… any chances you will be uploading them on mediafire?
I guess I will just download the AVIs… For some reason, BayFile links will not even load now while yesterday I just couldn't download the file. I will download the MKVs when the torrent is released.
Sorry, there's just not much I can do, and I'm tired of reuploading stuff ever since MegaUpload got taken down.
Don't worry… It's not your fault…
episode 37 both avi and mkv link is broken
They're both working here.
my mistake, just tried it a moment ago and it worked fine, thanks for the quick reply and great job on the subs!
Nice work guys, i love this season of Digimon! Any chance you can make a torrent release for some episodes? its a pain to download from BayFiles :(
NasRULE says:
yeah.. BF=PAIN.. i cant even finish DLing 1 episode
i'm waiting for the H264 batch
celestial_sacred says:
I haven't kept up with your releases since you left LJ. So excited to see all these updates!!! I'd like to request ep41.mkv. It's not in the folder and multiupload isn't working. :( Thank you very much!
I uploaded it a few minutes ago, so it should be there now, or at least soon.
lol you reply damn fast. Thanks positron! Part 1 of ep44.mkv is missing too but I think you're already uploading the missing files. :)
Positron, there is dead link for MKV of 37th episode. I hope you'll fix it asap. Thank you for awesome subs.
Should be working now.
Thank you very very much, Positron. I have one question. I read somewhere that you do subtitles by spanish dubs instead of translating japanese one. Is it truth? Anyway, another GREAT thanks. You're great.
It's half-true. The original scripts (well, most of them) were translated from the Spanish dub with no one checking them for accuracy (and thus they were very terrible), but now I have Lord Starfish and Puto helping me out with that to make sure the final translation is as accurate as we can make it.
It's the same with Frontier, with Starfish checking my translations, only difference being that my initial translations now are infinitely better than they were back in the Tamers days (since I use the dub for help rather than translate directly from it), but of course they can still be improved lots and Starfish is doing a great job at that. =P
Ultratails42 says:
The mediafire link for Part 1 of Episode 37 is no longer on the folder. Any chance that can be re-upped? Can't wait for you guys to finish 48+ and then 2-15. Thanks for all the hard work!
I reuploaded it a few minutes before you posted, it should be there. Or, well:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8lpoct0ml50kw2y
http://www.mediafire.com/?tilzgjbh3fbw6rw
Remember you have to download both since the splitting is different now.
Yup. All is good now. Thanks. Now to just wait for the rest of the episodes =^.^=
Shawn Tan says:
Thanks for the sub Positron! You have rekindled my love for the series! The english dub was soooo bad!
inimeg says:
Can anyone post links to digimon tamers 02-15 as wildbunch torrents are dead
Oleg Oshmyan says:
I'm definitely seeding the H.264 ones.
hello, may i ask when is episode 50 and 51 gonna be completed? sorry for being impatient :p
Retto says:
yea when? cuz im waiting too :D, also the rest episodes for season 4
i cant watch season 3 & 4 until they are complete TT
thanks <3!
Hikari says:
Episode 25 [AVI] is broken.
It says that it was blocked for violation o_o
Try http://www.mediafire.com/?vlqko4adp8wwug4
Spectlze says:
Hi do you stll have the v2 scripts for Digimon tamers?
Yes, it's the only link in the page, in fact. :V
I have clicked on the mf link before and it shows adventure 02 diablomon movie script. I can't see the 1-51 digimon tamers script.
Whoops, sorry. Must have pasted the wrong link.
http://www.mediafire.com/?phffu9ik5ej0vgf
I appreciate all the hard work you have put in to subbing these episodes! Just wondering- will you release the batch torrent before or after you do episodes 2-15? If we wait for you to complete all of those episodes, we could be waiting another 6-12 months…
After. It shouldn't take that long since once we finish Frontier (hopefully by September if I don't lazy out), I won't have to translate anything from scratch anymore. Fixing the Tamers scripts doesn't take me long, especially since I have both Puto and LS helping out so I don't have to worry as much about accuracy on my end.
Okay, that doesn't sound so bad… so would you predict before halloween then? I suppose I could start watching Frontier before finishing Tamers, unless Frontier contains spoilers as to what happens at the end of Tamers…
Lord Starfish says:
Tamers and Frontier are both set in completely different continuities, so no, there are no spoilers for the end of Tamers in Frontier.
Is there any point in redoing Tamers 2–15 given that they've been subbed by The Wild Bunch who have an actual translator? Also, are you going to use their scripts in any way?
I still want to do it so there's a complete release by one group. And no.
Daobs says:
Yeah, i'd prefer the whole season subbed by Positron. I'm just upset with myself for not downloading each episode as they were released :p
Looking forward to the batch. Thanks Positron :)
Is 2-15 still being done or has it been dropped?
I've been busy so I couldn't work much on them, but it's not dropped.
K, thanks for all the work you're doing. The quality of the Frontiers subs were brilliant and I can't wait to see this finished :)
Hey Man, im downloading the torrent right now and i'd like to know. The last episode i saw in the list while donwloading the torrent was 40. Like, is those things in order, and the link is for episodes 16-40 or still working for the 16-51 thing?
41-51 may be at the beginning of the list since they have a different group tag.
Hi, by any chance do you have only the Subs file?? I have all episodes but no subtitles and there are nowhere in the web… can you share it please??
It's the "Scripts" link up there in the post.
Christophe Blythe says:
Hi, Positron, I've read through the thread and was wondering if you're still going to do/are doing the subs for Digimon Tamers episodes 02 – 15, since the last time someone asked was last year. :)
I'll just copypaste this comment of mine from another post. =P
>I basically haven't done anything with Tamers in months due to lack of (mostly) motivation and (kinda) time, and while I still want to finish it at some point, I have no idea when that'll be. There was talk on BakaBT of making a combined torrent of Wild Bunch's and our releases, so that'll probably be the closest thing you'll get in the near future (not that there's anything wrong with that, Wild Bunch's releases are perfectly fine).
Ah, thanks for the reply! :) I've already begun downloading Wild Bunch's episodes, and that should do me well… My main concern was with their subs being inferior to yours. I really don't know what either of your reputations are like, but people really seem to like yours.
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package database.table.commands;

import database.table.from.From;
import database.table.groupby.GroupBy;
import database.table.having.Having;
import database.table.internals.*;
import database.table.operations.Operations;
import database.table.orderby.OrderBy;
import database.table.select.Select;
import database.table.where.Where;

import java.util.LinkedList;

/**
 * Author: Koushik Sen (ksen@cs.berkeley.edu)
 */
public class SelectCommand {
  private Select select;
  private From from;
  private Where where;
  private GroupBy groupBy;
  private Having having;
  private OrderBy orderBy;
  private boolean isDistinct;

  public SelectCommand(
      Select select,
      From from,
      Where where,
      GroupBy groupBy,
      Having having,
      OrderBy orderBy,
      boolean distinct) {
    this.select = select;
    this.from = from;
    this.where = where;
    this.groupBy = groupBy;
    this.having = having;
    this.orderBy = orderBy;
    isDistinct = distinct;
  }

  class Pair {
    ArrayBasedTuple tuple;
    Row row;

    Pair(ArrayBasedTuple tuple, Row row) {
      this.tuple = tuple;
      this.row = row;
    }
  }

  public Table execute() {

    Table[] tables = from.tables();
    int nTables = tables.length;

    String[] selectAs = select.selectAs();
    Table ret = TableFactory.create(selectAs);

    TableIterator[] iterators = new TableIterator[nTables];
    LinkedList<Pair> groups = new LinkedList<Pair>();

    while (hasNext(iterators)) {
      boolean insert = false;
      Row[] rows = next(iterators, tables);
      if (where.where(rows)) {
        ArrayBasedTuple group = new ArrayBasedTuple(groupBy.groupBy(rows));
        Row row = null;
        for (Pair tmp : groups) {
          if (tmp.tuple.equals(group)) {
            row = tmp.row;
            break;
          }
        }
        if (row == null) {
          row = new Row();
          insert = true;
          groups.add(new Pair(group, row));
        }
        Operations[] operations = select.select();
        int i = 0;
        if (selectAs.length != operations.length) {
          throw new RuntimeException(
              "In Select selectAs and select returns different length arrays");
        }
        for (String columnName : selectAs) {
          row.put(columnName, operations[i].apply(row.get(columnName), rows));
          i++;
        }
        if (insert && having.having(row)) {
          boolean exists = false;
          if (isDistinct) {
            TableIterator iter = ret.iterator();
            while (iter.hasNext()) {
              Row next = iter.next();
              if (next.equals(row)) {
                exists = true;
              }
            }
          }
          if (!exists) {
            ret.insert(row);
          }
        }
      }
    }
    if (orderBy != null) {
      ret.orderBy(orderBy);
    }
    return ret;
  }

  private static Row[] next(TableIterator[] iterators, Table[] tables) {
    Row[] ret = new Row[iterators.length];
    boolean first = true;
    for (int i = iterators.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
      if (iterators[i] == null || (first && !iterators[i].hasNext())) {
        iterators[i] = tables[i].iterator();
        ret[i] = iterators[i].next();
      } else if (first) {
        first = false;
        ret[i] = iterators[i].next();
      } else {
        iterators[i].previous();
        ret[i] = iterators[i].next();
      }
    }
    return ret;
  }

  private static boolean hasNext(TableIterator[] iterators) {
    for (int i = 0; i < iterators.length; i++) {
      if (iterators[i] == null || iterators[i].hasNext()) return true;
    }
    return false;
  }
}

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Are there drake and wyvern trenches in procedural arks?
Oof between that and no caves I've lost interest unless its made better.
Could someone create a pgark map then put in tek transmiters that belong to a god mode admin tribe and remove the requirement of having the engram removed in the ini files?
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