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University earns AAHRPP accreditation
Posted By EricCoker On Apr 20, 2009 @ 1:00 pm In News | No Comments
Binghamton University has become the first school in the SUNY system to earn accreditation for its human subjects protection program from the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, Inc. (AAHRPP).
AAHRPP is a nonprofit, peer-driven educational model of accreditation for organizations engaged in research involving human participants. The association works with organizations that conduct human research to raise the level of protection for research participants and to promote ethically sound research.
"Binghamton University has built a reputation as an outstanding institution with state-of-the-art research activities and facilities carried out by excellent faculty, students and staff," said Gerald Sonnenfeld, vice president for research. "AAHRPP accreditation assures our excellence in human research studies and reflects our commitment to responsible, high-quality research."
The accreditation process took more than two years, said Raymond Romanczyk, chairman of the Human Subjects Research Review Committee, and featured "extreme detail" to documentation of policies and procedures.
Three AAHRPP officials visited the University and conducted a review that included interviews with committee members and researchers and examinations of meeting minutes and how research proposals are evaluated, Romanczyk said.
The accreditation took effect in March and lasts for three years.
"It's equivalent to the Good Housekeeping seal of approval," said Romanczyk, who is also director of the Institute for Child Development and a professor of psychology. "What it means to the campus community, the local community and those who participate in and conduct research is that we have met the standards of the highest accrediting body in the country. It is beneficial to researchers on campus because this level is acknowledged by granting agencies."
The Human Subjects Research Review Committee meets once a month and includes volunteer representatives from the campus and community. Researchers are asked to write non-technical descriptions of their work and what will be asked of human subjects. Everything from medical research to student surveys must be reviewed if they involve humans, Romanczyk said, adding that the committee's final decision cannot be overturned.
"The most important thing about the committee is that it's not peer review," he said. "It's not researchers evaluating the research of someone submitting a grant. This is designed to say: Does the research provide undue risk or harm for human subjects who will participate?"
Romanczyk emphasized that the University received a note of distinction from
AAHRPP for the cooperation and interaction between campus researchers and the committee.
Romanczyk also praised the work of the committee members during the accreditation process. He pointed to Anne Casella, administrator of the Human Subjects Research Review Office, as the person who took the process from initial discussion to final submission.
"One needs virtually an encyclopedic memory and cross-referencing of this constant barrage of regulations," he said.
To date, 175 organizations representing more than 830 entities have earned AAHRPP accreditation. Forty-two percent of the nation's research-intensive universities and 36 percent of U.S. medical schools are now accredited.
"The accreditation of Binghamton University, Utah State University and the University of California-Riverside, as well as Pfizer, attests to the importance of protecting research participants at all universities and in industry, as well," AAHRPP President and CEO Marjorie A. Speers said in announcing the accreditations.
Binghamton earned its accreditation on the first attempt, Romanczyk said, adding that it is a result of the University's research growth.
"It's a tough club to belong to," he said of AAHRPP. "It's a pat on the back to get it on the first try. It reflects the tremendous work that went into making sure all of our policies and procedures were in place and working before we attempted this. We really wanted to get it right the first time."
URL to article: https://discovere.binghamton.edu/news/university-earns-aahrpp-accreditation-2-1040.html


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One-Punch Man – 01
Posted by Samu on October 4, 2015	 October 10, 2015 First Impressions / One-Punch Man / Series Introduction
Home First Impressions One-Punch Man – 01
Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen – 01
Heavy Object – 01
OP: 「THE HERO !! ~Okoreru Kobushi ni Hi wo Tsukero~」 (THE HERO !! ~怒れる拳に火をつけろ~) by JAM Project
"The Strongest Man"
「最強の男」 (Saikyou no Otoko)
Meet the Hero – Saitama:
At last, the most anticipated anime of the season (and possibly of the entire year) is here. Expectations were high, but did it deliver? Hell yeah. Although I don't read the source material on a regular basis, I'm already quite familiar with ONE's webcomic origins and Murata Yusuke's incredible artwork – the fusion between the two has created an acclaimed manga, and in turn an anime that's bound to be even more popular.
At the centre of it all is our main character: Saitama (Furukawa Makoto). He's an oddball, but given the odd world that he inhabits, he feels like the perfect protagonist. Whether he's lacking detail in his regular look, channeling a more normal appearance in the past, or looking damn epic in his fighting form, Saitama is certainly a unique protagonist. Not only is he witty and relatable (how many felt a pang in their chest when he mentioned flunking a job interview?), but he's also an unbelievable powerhouse.
As with any classic superhero, he's got his own backstory. It may not be the most tragic or emotional tale, but it's certainly amusing and helps flesh out his character – throughout this episode we see he has his incredible highs, terrible lows, and his mundane middles; seeing him in all those states shows that there is light and shade to his character, making him that much more likeable. Many may already pin One-Punch Man as the best of the season, but I'd also claim, with confidence, that Saitama is likely the best main character you'll see from this upcoming fall.
He's relatable but so beyond measurable parameters that it's hard to compare him to anyone else – that being said, I suspect we may have to throw him into the Goku vs Superman debate. I think he may be able to trump them both; after all, as the title says, he is the One-Punch Man. One punch is all it takes for him to decimate his opponents, and as epic as that is for us as viewers, for Saitama it's boring. Those mundane middles that I mentioned are what we saw for most of the episode, and whilst the incredible battles scenes were what will have most people talking, I found the 'boring' consequences to Saitama's gift to be my favourite parts of the episode. At first I thought it would just be played for gags (which it is, and to great success), but there were moments where I felt sympathetic for this incredibly overpowered superhero and his strange predicament. I was totally fooled when the Subterranean battle was revealed to over-exaggerated, as it was all in Saitama's head. The fact that he dreams about fighting an opponent that he could actually consider 'strong' is both amusing and depressing at the same time, and I loved the mix of emotions I was left with after that scene.
Various Ridiculous Opponents:
Without a doubt, the Subterranean battle was the most epic moment of the episode – one long, action-packed, constantly moving sequence of punches, kicks, leaps, and bloody eruptions. You couldn't ask for a better fight to set the tone for the series, even if it all ended up a dream in the end. I did get a kick once the real threat was revealed (and easily quelled) at the end of the episode, but as I said above, the mixed emotions in me is something I didn't expect from One-Punch Man, yet for that very reason I'm even more excited for future episodes.
In this episode alone we had the ridiculous crab villain from three years past, the DBZ-inspired alien set on exterminating humanity, and a mad scientist and his massively powerful brother. It was a mix of weird and wonderful, and I can't wait to see what else waits around the corner.
Madhouse & Quality:
When it was announced that Madhouse would be the studio behind One-Punch Man, I think everything breathed a massive sigh of relief. After that initial announcement, expectations were high, and for very good reason. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed with what we got in this premiere, and I find it difficult to believe any others could/would be. What we got looked amazing – the fight choreography puts many other shounen battle anime to shame (though I understand this is a parody of the genre and for that reason it can get away with exaggeration and going that extra mile without worrying too much about 'realism'). Saitama's punches felt earth shattering, the destruction of the cities were brutal, and the explosions were seriously impressive; but in the imaginary fight with the Subterranean, I adored the use of scale in showing how small Saitama was in comparison, yet proving that he's still powerful despite his size. The zooming in and out throughout the action was something we don't see too often in action anime, but I suspect not many could do it as well as One-Punch Man did this episode.
Overview – First Impressions:
While the first episode was pre-aired almost a month ago now, I managed not to give into the temptation and waited for the official release to watch it in its full HD glory, and I'm glad I did! Everything looked amazing, and Saitama is already a brilliant main character that I feel everyone can (and will) get behind. I'm interested to see all the villains he has to face, as well as all the other characters that are yet to make an appearance. It must be lonely at the top, so I do hope Saitama finds others more at his level to push him as far as he can go. Count me hyped!.
In other news: I posted an Anime Summer 2015 Review on my personal blog. Feel free to check it out and see what I thought of the past season – I even ranked all 24 shows I watched in order from worst to best.
ED: 「Hoshi Yori Saki ni Mitsukete Ageru」 (星より先に見つけてあげる) by Moriguchi Hiroko
This and the new Gundam are going to make this season gold.
Fate/animu
Ah, Mari Okada. I respect what she's accomplished as a writer for anime- but I absolutely cannot stomach her style of melodrama. Something about how she tends to throw all notions of probabilistic plausibility out of the window and induces drama through piling up one unlikely heart-wrenching event/element after another. What she does is an art, and she's really good at it. But I have an acute sense of awareness for probabilistic plausibility, I guess, and so her style of writing is completely immersion breaking for me. Instead of feeling sympathy for the misfortune of her characters it makes me go, "Really? This is ridiculous and contrived. It would never have happened this way irl!" I like Gundam in general and did watch the first episode of this season's new series, but I'm wondering if I should bail before my allergy to Okada's style of writing almost inevitably forcibly ejects me…
Huh? I always thought that there's always have some sort of drama (queen) in every single Gundam series…
/off-topic
This looks kind of fun to watch (from a distance). I would have watched it if I wasn't following (at least) three other series already (jam-packed Saturdays are jam-packed, seeing how WT is only going to continue instead of stop and then start again)
Yeah, Gundam's always got some drama, but not Mari-style drama. I don't mind drama in general, just her particular way of doing it. At this point it's too early to tell, but once bitten twice shy, you know? I'm thinking there's like a 95% chance of this season's Gundam turning out to be something I don't like, and wondering if with that in mind it's still worth sticking around for long enough to see if I strike the 5% lottery…
i won't have any worry though because the director is nagai tatsuyuki
danes256
October 5, 2015 at 12:40 am	6 years ago
I didn't like this or Gundam.
One Punch Man had nice animation but a repetitive series of gags and no characters with any real development. Nice closing theme, I guess? But this was so massively over-hyped…
Gundam had no characters of interest at all, fights that lacked interest, and mustache-swirling baddies with no charisma. I guess it might appeal if you like muscular shirtless boys, which is fine … but at least Gundam Wing's had personality and great music.
King is stronger than Saitama.
You forgot /s
Dwarg
What is that sarcasm you speak off? This man is stating a true fact. King walks over Saitama any day of the week. Same for Licenceless Rider.
Ayle
don't know if serious or not but if you are then Show Spoiler ▼
king is normal human, has no powers, only intimidation face, he's scared very easily
October 5, 2015 at 3:45 am	6 years ago
Show Spoiler ▼
I LOLed XD
OnePunch_Guy
He totally is…
at videogames.
After loosing to King for the nth time, Saitama throw his controller away in disgust and say the game sucked. Too bad King can execute infinite combo anytime he wants.
BigFire
If only they can build King a robot as strong as a fighting game protagonist that is controlled by a gamepad, King would wipe the floor of everything for real.
But he will have to call himself King (of Videogames).
Mincemaker
Best first episode ever.
CarVac
Man of Steel… Age of Ultron… eat your heart out.
Yep, anime of the year. It's over, everyone go home.
Purple Bomber
For everyone new to this show, be aware that
That flashback is the only time you'll see Saitama getting hurt.
Higure
Well, Saitama was mildly worry when he got punched to the surface of the moon by Boros. And then he leap back to City A. The same cannot be said of Saitama's clothing. I'm not sure what they're made of, but the glove should've been vaporized quit a few times with the amount of force he puts on. His cloak isn't as indestructible.
"It must be lonely at the top, so I do hope Saitama finds others more at his level to push him as far as he can go. Count me hyped!."
Did you miss the message behind this episode? Villains that can give Saitama a hard time? In your dreams.
bakato
And his.
Seph
Very true, but if Saitama can dream then so can I! It will certainly be interesting to see who he does face off against in future episodes.
Man, what a nutty, crazy show!
(Don't spoil, please) but I wonder how much of this is just in his head!
Tell ya, the artwork gets a little 5th grade-ish is some spots, but it
manages to pull it off. Outro theme is pretty nice, too.
I'm not quite sure how to place this Anime – am I going to follow it?
So sad I saw this episode a few week's back, have to wait another week now for new material now.
Will say though the Piccolo cameo won me over before the show even got started though 😛
https://randomc.net/image/One-Punch%20Man/One-Punch%20Man%20-%2001%20-%20Large%2025.jpg
How many episode will One-Punch Man be? 12 or 24?
v1cious
12 episodes, huh? Well, given how short some of the action sequences will be (hah!) at least we won't have to worry too much about filler/padding.
Monimonika
Genos, his would-be apprentice tried to do a wall of text background story. Saitama cuts him off and ask him to restate it in 20 words or less
Hope the anime will reach to that villain which has the most epic fight so far in the manga part.
You know which one.
wrongone
They'll probably end with Boros fight. They have to. They got Terrible Tornado prominently at the end of the opening credit, and she's the only thing that limited the collateral damage in City A in that fight.
To BigFire,
Speaking of Show Spoiler ▼
Tatsumaki
where's Show Spoiler ▼
her sister, Fubuki? Didn't see her anywhere in the opening.
One punch is all it takes for him to decimate his opponents, and as epic as that is for us as viewers, for Saitama it's boring.
And that plus a well-executed, tried and true, traditional, randomness invoking, distinctly Japanese style of comedy common to older series such as Kinnikuman and Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo is all there is to this series. It's good, on the basis of the strength of those elements alone, but then what else? Looking back at those previously mentioned older works, I think a repetitive plotline is a problem inherent to this style of comedy, though not an unsolvable one, mind you- all three of these battle-comedies are basically just "Fight silly enemy, rinse and repeat"- over the backdrop of a paper-thin plot. Comedic-mechanically strong stories with a weak plot in the style of OPM have been around forever- OPM, aside from its hook of Saitama being Uber-OP does nothing to distinguish itself from its predecessors. It doesn't innovate and makes no attempts to remedy the flaws inherent to its style.
This is where something like Gintama shines over OPM– Gintama's a comedy, and I think lots of folks would agree that it's a pretty funny one too. So is OPM. But where OPM just goes through its motions every arc over the backdrop of its weak, simplistic plot, Gintama's comedy is backed up by an epic tale of dramatic political intrigue. And Gintama makes it work. You'd think such serious themes would ruin the comedy but it really doesn't and the series is still highly popular to this day (Although it seems to be winding down, in preparations to end).
Gintama's style of comedy is admittedly slightly different from OPM's in the sense that it doesn't rely on silly battles with silly enemies to be funny, but the contrast is still striking. One manages to be absolutely hilarious while also having an interesting plot- but the other, while also absolutely hilarious doesn't even try with its plot. Battle comedy or not, clearly, it is completely possible and viable to have your cake and eat it, you don't have to forgo having a plot to be funny- and when you don't even try, ala OPM, especially with an abundance of extant older series in the same style like Kinnikuman and Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo to learn from, I as a critic hold that against you as a writer. You could have tried harder- but chose not to. What you came up with may have been good in spite of taking the easy road, but still, you lose points. And that is why I feel in spite of the strength if its comedy OPM is far from anime's comedic second coming- it's just a thoroughbred one trick pwny that does one thing really well (Comedy) in the same way over and over and over again- at the expense of most all other elements.
Incidentally, I think reading OPM's writer ONE's other serialized work Mob 100 Psycho cements my point, and should allay any concerns about Gintama's style of comedy allowing it more leeway to work with its plot than OPM's style allows. It started serialization some time after OPM and features the same hook- an invincible protagonist (Only due to psychic powers rather than physical superiority this time around) fighting silly enemies. And there are whole arcs dedicated to things like character development in this one, for the protagonist Mob and even side characters like Reigen. Overall, I'd say that Mob 100 Psycho is, from a critical perspective, actually a significantly better series than OPM– but less popular as the novelty of the hook had been mostly spent on OPM by the time Mob 100 Psycho was released. It has more well-developed characters, and rests upon the foundation of a real, solid plot (Mob's coming of age story [Maybe not the best plot, but leaps and bounds ahead of OPM– lots of points for effort!])- on top of being just as strong as OPM in the comedic-mechanical department…
Well said my friend =03, well said.
frubam
OPM is always great, but that bug in the upper right corner of the screen for 24 minutes was annoying as hell.
s_w
Bug? …where? Or rather, when? *perplexed*
"Bug" is slang for the white text a lot of networks use to identify which channel you're on (used to cause burn-in on old plasma TVs). The version of OPM I saw had the distributor's name in the upper right corner for the whole time, and it was too bright, so I noticed it the whole time. Maybe it was just where I was watching it, but it was annoying as hell. -_-
Aw, that sucked for you. I only just got the temporary earthquake warning.
Honestly, I started reading this manga on the recommendation of a friend and found it a bit bland. It made me laugh at first, but the main issue I had is that at least as far as I got (which was 50 chapters or something, I don't remember exactly) it's one joke. It's a funny joke, but it still gets a bit old.
KaleRylan
Looking for OP main character? Look no further! Baldness has never looked so epic!
And with the heavy metal accompanying earth shattering fight scenes, this is bound to be the anime of the year!
And yes, I loled hard XD
Saitama > Shiba Tatsuya and other shonen heroes.
B-but OneTrueTatsuya can blow your head off from a far distance without you even knowing that you're being targeted…
Raiu
Can OneTrueTatsuya Show Spoiler ▼
destroy a giant meteor with a single punch?
Just that fact that he say's what part of the audience is feeling when watching those shows with OP MCs makes him an infinitely better character ;3 I wonder if One Punch Man's gonna be taking shots at Stu characters every now & then.
Manly Tear
OPM, why did you get bald? You're an ikemen before right? LOL. Anyway, I enjoyed this one. To Kirito and Tatsuya Shiba, this is how an overpowered MC takes the show like a boss. Next!
Seriously, how does 3 years of training make you bald? How can you even BE that powerful after only 3 years? We're clearly taking things too seriously.
You'll find out soon enough.
Gekokujou
Ahhhhh HIGH QUALITY ANIMATION!!!!!! where have you been all this TIME????
hibiki euphonium would like to have a chat with thee XD
sonicsenryaku
SHAFT would like to speak to you.
(In all seriousness, the screen shots look glorious *still yet to watch the episode!* but no doubt it will blow me away, no pun intended!)
Razorstain
He also spent his time with Kekkai Sensen and Charlotte.
Right now, it is with K-Project
100% HENTAI (pervert)
lobster rapist with panty, only had seafood stuff inside
car plate cover the crotch,
plus, that guy got wee wee protection pad
alin
OPM could be Krillin being a badass.
Sorry, not sorry.
Yeah, this premiere didn't really sell me that well. It was kinda funny how he'd defeat a villain in a single blow, but the premise got old faster than expected. I'm going to assume that it was because he was facing no-name villains who couldn't even hold a candle to him. Since I greatly enjoyed the dream sequence, I think once some notable villains will decent powers shows up, it'll start to get good, even if he can beat them in a single blow(if said villain doesn't play keep-away first).
It gets a lot more interesting. I think the first volume was really shaky in terms of writing, as we saw with the first three fights at how paper thin the set up was, and the anime ended up fleshing parts out to fill it in a bit. They extended the subterranean dream sequence battle a whole bunch too.
though not sure how I felt about the filler parts, Show Spoiler ▼
which fleshed out his inner monologue as seeing himself becoming more detached where the manga didn't bother going in that direction, he was just a carefree oblivious guy which is kinda the joke
Frog? No. Hippo!
Does Saitama work? Where does he get his money? (though it probably really doesn't matter)
He gets donation from the people he 'helped'. Albeit later on it gets harder and harder for that to happen as monsters keep moving into his neighborhood looking for that 'strong' opponent. So much so that he and his apprentice are the only one living there.
And here I am wondering how much will be left of Japan when the anime ends. Several cities have been wrecked in episode 1 alone. So many collateral damage and loss of life.
He is bored looking for some stronger enemy, but couldn't immediately stop the monster of the week a sequence from rampaging and wreaking havoc.
Interesting, I was wondering how they were going to translate the first vol. into 1 episode – they didn't. I'm not surprised they had to flesh it out and add a bit of filler to it. Though after the first vol. it picks up quite a bit.
Ah, so he is here at last! Great way to start.
For those who are afraid that this will be a one-joke style of comedy, I can assure you: fear not. True, Saitama is a "one-joke" kind of character, and if he was all the series is about, it would certainly be boring after a couple of episodes. However, the real strength from this series comes from its large cast of characters, especially the heroes, that give life to the setting.
Those who know names such as King or License-less Rider will understand what I'm talking about.
From a manga reader's point of view, I'm surprised that the anime gave more emphasis on
His randomly acquired "inner" power
..since the manga made it feel more like his punches were all from brute strength
with no "powers" involved. The manga does touch on the issue lightly. but it was brushed off quickly
..so I'm surprised that they are pushing this assumption for anime-only viewers. But I guess with 12 eps, they may be doing this for plot's sake since the manga's focuses on a lot of monster battles
with politics coming in only later
chioneicedyrken
I mentioned above, that I'm not sure how I feel about the anime fleshing him out as feeling he's becoming detached since the manga didn't really touch on that. I wonder if that'll be a running theme
Yeah his detachment is one thing quite different since I believe that among all characters, readers get the least bit of monologue insight from Saitama himself. Most of the time it's the other characters that push the story forward with Saitama usually being in the back seat until the battles itself where spotlight is on him. So the manga lacks in this development for the protagonist. So I guess one way to push that focus besides the fights, is to give him a voice in these situations.
ChioneDyrken
Really? I always found the manga to have a subtle but constant message of Saitama's rather melancholy state over his power.
He does state more then once that he doesn't get the same thrill out of being a hero as he did in the past. He became too strong to even enjoy his hobby, which has led him to an existential crisis of sorts.
He even compares doing his super hero work to be about as exciting as going Grocery shopping, and we see that even this comparison is flawed seeing how seriously he treats special sales.
While true, they certainly don't focus on it the way this episode does, which is my point, as they give it very little attention in comparison. I wonder if they'll expand upon it in future episodes.
It seems Adlet Meyer is no longer the Strongest Man In the World…
zztop
I get the sense that the manga is a bit more… surreal. Like jokes pop out of nowhere and it looks like it takes place in an alien world, yet it all makes sense within that world. Here, it just seems like the jokes happen more awkwardly and out of place because everything looks a tad more real with the colors and rendering. Overall though, I will follow this show for a while! Not sure if I'll continue.
The original webmanga that started it all! Art's very crude through, compared to Murata Yuusuke's redrawn version.
http://galaxyheavyblow.web.fc2.com/
It's quite inspiring to see the humble beginning, compared to what we're getting right now. OPM totally deserves the adaptation it is getting.
"Okay Vegeta… this is how you should train to become the strongest man in the world. No not that pretentious Adlet, but the absolute strongest of them all. Train your damn hardest until you get bald. So hurry up with your 500G training so I can kill my boredom."
Get a hint Vegeta. You've training ever since you settle on Earth while OPM simply needed 3 years to be that ridicilously strong.
just look how RIDICULOUSLY animated it is! I mean from its humble beginnings as like someones scribbles(the original ONE) to the redrawn version and now this. Just WOW……WOW.
bakumon11292
I feel so blessed having watched this show!!! I never even heard of it til checking this blog (since I don't really read Manga).
Yes, as the blog has stated, the protagonist feels very unique and refreshing. Loved every minute of this show. After watching that terrible "The Asterisk War" show I was actually contemplating quitting anime for a bit and taking a break. But this show, along with "Comet Lucifer", has maintained my interest. Looks like it will be a strong season! For those us not into high school settings we usually have very slim pickings but this season is looking fun. Just need to checkout "Heavy Object" next
Thanks! Great blog
Rick Anime
If you didn't like Asterix, you should watch Rakudai Kishi no Chivalry to wash the taste out. Pretty much identical premise (for first episode, at least), but MUCH better execution (though animation quality is a tad bit less).
quigonkenny
Holy shit, now I haven't read the manga so was just somehow excited about this show based on what I heard about it but it didn't just met all my expectations, it surpassed them!
The visuals are impressive, the soundtrack is great, some of the villains seem ridiculously hilarious(dat crab man in underwear) and while I can't say this for sure after just one episode, but I kind of took part of it as an anime that takes a few shots at those Stu characters or generally overpowered ones. Saitama basically say's what a good portion of the audience feel's when watching those: "Fear, tension, joy, anger…I don't feel them anymore."
I'm so fcking hyped for the next ep!
Read the first 11 chapters and got bored same as the protagonist. Is there any real store to follow later on?
boingman
… Don't ask me why, but I couldn't help but imagine how it would be if Madarame Ikkaku's bankai turned him into Saitama… cue Aizen and Yhwach getting pwned IN ONE PUNCH!
Weird D
Have to next time I have to read a "insert name" is over powered complaint refer them to this show. No the hero is not overpowered in a story they are at the power level needed for the story to work. Why the terms Mary Sue and Gary Stu only really work with fan fiction where the character is actually inserted into a story in fan fiction more powerful than story needs.
Liked it but not that much.
RedRocket
Overlord? Ainz-sama is also OP.. It become boring if there are no nearly equal Enemys, or at last ones that let the Hero sweet a little
So Ainz-sama must fight an Guardian of his own Castle, to find entertainment
WorldwideDepp
I think people will end up seeing this is more a comedy-action show as opposed to straight action, with the side characters driving a lot of the plot more than Saitama, unless they really try to fill in his characterization, which I sort of hope they don't, as they don't need to do it either.
It is extremely hard to find the words to describe this picture without using offensive words
Ginobi47
You mean butt face?
you have chestnuts and now you got chinnuts!
Please tell me this will be covered weekly?
VsAllGaming
Of course, but another blogger may take over from next week onwards. Time will tell.
Thanks for the reply and Im glad to hear that. You guys rock
I'm really excited for this
aprub
GARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate that it's only going to be 12 episodes….
MUST…HAVE….MORE EPICNESS!
Silivious
Massive hype and they delivered. Can't be any more happier
Gustave154
damn i was waiting for this anime for years, and it delivered , definitely surpassed my expectations.. 😀
defc

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Five Eastern Florida State College Men's Soccer Team Members Make All-Region 8 First Team
By Michael Parsons, Eastern Florida State College Sports // November 15, 2019
Head coach Oliver Twelvetrees was named the Region 8 Coach of the Year for the third straight season
The Eastern Florida State College men's soccer team had five players make the All-Region 8 first team including Abdel Kuku who was named the Region 8 Player of the Year. (EFSC image)
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – The Eastern Florida State College men's soccer team had five players make the All-Region 8 first team including Abdel Kuku who was named the Region 8 Player of the Year.
The sophomore midfielder from Western Sydney, Australia is one of the captains of the Titans and has two goals and four assists this season.
Sophomore forward Aedon Kyra has a team-high 13 goals this season to go with seven assists including three game-winning goals. The New South Wales, Australia native leads the region with 33 points.
Sophomore goalkeeper Nour Moaoui has allowed six goals in 13 starts this season with nine shutouts – a program record for the Palm Bay native.
Sophomore defender Moussa Gueye has started all 16 games and the Senegal native has scored a goal and has three assists while leading the back line.
Freshman midfielder Abdoulaye Diop has scored three goals and assisted on four others in his first season. The Senegal native has started 13 games this season for the Titans.
Eastern Florida State to Host Women's Soccer National Tournament Nov. 19-23
Sophomore Marc Grifell and freshman Levonte Johnson both made the second team.
Head coach Oliver Twelvetrees was named the Region 8 Coach of the Year for the third straight season.
The Titans are heading to Tyler, Texas for the NJCAA Division I National Championship Tournament beginning Monday.
Eastern Florida State head soccer coach Oliver Twelvetrees was named the Region 8 Coach of the Year for the third straight season. (Eastern Florida image)


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I Left My Wallet in San Francisco
The big news today, of course, is WWDC. With its announcement yesterday, my Twitter timeline is blowing up with people making plans. But to a greater degree than has been usual in years past, it's also blowing up with friends and developers wondering if they can attend this year due to the expense.
San Francisco is expensive even on the best of days, but it seems to be off the charts this year. With hotel rooms during the week of WWDC going for well over $400 per night, some quick back of the envelope math tells me that it wouldn't be too hard to drop over $6000 during the week of WWDC. And that's frankly way too expensive for a lot of developers – especially indie developers who don't have an employer picking up the bill. Our community has always thrived on the camaraderie and learning that takes place at conferences, especially at WWDC, so if an indie has been priced out of San Francisco, what is he to do?
Luckily, our community has a long tradition of independent conferences that extends back for decades. Although they aren't as big as WWDC, these community-driven conferences offer things that a behemoth like WWDC cannot. They offer a smaller venue where it's easier to meet new people and make new friends. They offer specialty experiences so that you can focus on technical knowledge, or building your business, or whatever is the most pressing issue for you at the time. And they certainly offer a less expensive option for those who can't afford San Francisco.
And that's why six of the best independent iOS and Mac conferences this fall have joined together to offer a discount to all of our events. Because community shouldn't just be for those with big budgets.
If your primary interest is going indie and building your business, then I hope that you will consider attending Release Notes, but if it's not, please consider attending one of the other excellent conferences participating in this promotion. Just use coupon code COMMUNITY at checkout when purchasing a ticket to any of these conferences to take 10% off your admission price. But act quick. This promotion will only last for 24 hours.
I do understand the financial stress that attending WWDC can place on a small business, but attending a conference really is the best way to meet new people and learn new things. So if you find San Francisco to be out of your financial reach this year, I hope that you'll take this opportunity to more affordably attend Release Notes or one of the other conferences this fall.
See you at Release Notes!
I'm on a baking spree this weekend, trying to work on my shaping skills. (I have a tendency to degas the dough too much when forming loaves.) I shaped 3 yesterday and will do 3 more today. That's 9 lbs (4 kg) of dough. I've got bread coming out of my ears!
Every time I get an email from Stripe confirming a customer's credit card has been charged, I think, "I should really turn those off. They just clutter my inbox."
But that's really the only email I actually *enjoy* receiving. So maybe I'll leave them on for just a bit longer.
…and two more loaves to bake tomorrow!
Oatmeal sourdough, experiment #3.
90% white flour 10% whole wheat flour 25% rolled oats 90% water 2% salt
After three tries, this is the first dough and crust I'm really happy with. Final verdict will have to wait until it cools and I can cut it open.
OH my Dad as I tried to explain podcasts to him: "Oh! They're like radio programs."
Yes. Yes they are.
Verdict: The oatmeal sourdough is good, but still needs a little more experimentation. It tastes great, but the crumb isn't as open as I usually prefer. That could be because I need to add more water, or it could be from all the oats in the dough. I'll have test. #EatYourScience
My first batch of an experimental sourdough with 20% oatmeal. (That's 20 parts oatmeal for every 100 parts flour.) I can't wait for these to cool so I can taste it and inspect the crumb. 🥖
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Lapterjesztés Erdélyben (1918-1991). A lapterjesztés kisebbségi körülmények közt a sajtó fennmaradásának rendkívül jelentős eszköze. A kizárólag utcai árusításon alapuló lapterjesztés az előfizetői hálózat kiépítése nélkül már a romániai magyarság települési szétszórtsága következtében is kockázatos.

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Ahol intézmények, testületek álltak a lap, folyóirat, időszaki kiadvány mögött, így egyházak, pártok, szakmai közösségek (EMGE, EME), szövetkezetek, ifjúsági szervezetek (Erdélyi Fiatalok, KMDSZ) vagy egyesületek (EKE), ott a lapterjesztés magára a kiadást biztosító intézményre hárult, más esetben azonban – így a magánkézben lévő sajtó (Független Újság, Brassói Lapok) s irodalmi folyóiratok esetében – önkéntes vagy fizetéssel alkalmazott terjesztők segítségével történt. A Brassói Lapok népszerűsítésében Bernáth Ernő és Mátéffy Győző személyes kapcsolata a meglátogatott előfizetőkkel játszott gyakorlati szerepet.

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A piacgazdaságra való áttérés nehézségei közepette 1990 óta fokozódott a lapterjesztés gondja: a hiányos postai terjesztés pótlására egyes lapok önálló terjesztési vállalatok létesítésére törekednek.

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Könyvesbolt Erdélyben
Könyvterjesztés Erdélyben

A kisebbségi magyarság kulturális élete

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This Detox Yoga DVD is well made, with 3 sessions, each about 20 minutes, that are all pretty simple, Schneider leads the sessions sitting outside on a deck. She gives instructions in a voice-over, and there is innocuous electronic music in the background. The theme is to detox the body and mind, and she takes this very literally. The idea that doing a twist is going to squeeze toxins out of one's internal organs, or will help one's digestive system seem completely unsupported by any science, so it's best to ignore those claims. The twists and flexing are probably good for the body and may have effects by enabling relaxing and strengthening muscles. The main problem with the practice is that Schneider gives no advice on adjustments for people who are less flexible than her -- even though most of the practice is fairly gentle it get strenuous at points. So that's a serious omission. That means this is appropriate only for experienced yoga practitioners who already know how to deal with issues of flexibility and accommodate them.
Christian Perring likes both yoga and Nine Inch Nails.


Is there a way to get more depth between the layers in FM. The effect as I am doing it lacks depth.
What do you mean by "more depth"??
You can create layers that appear above or below other layers, and if you want to animate layers you can use a 3rd party app like Photoshop to create .png files that preserve transparency and depending on the subject, "float" above another layer.
But what does "more depth" mean in regard to your question?


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National Sports Center est le nom de plusieurs ensembles sportifs de par le monde
National Sports Center, est un stade de soccer à Blaine dans l'État du Minnesota aux États-Unis
National Sports Center, est le centre des sports de haut niveau à Blanchardstown dans la banlieue nord de Dublin en Irlande