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Download this episode right click and save. It was from his goth phase, twenty pounds and twenty years prior. And not only because it would be embarrassing if anyone saw it. There were memories in the wrinkles of the velvet—well, not memories exactly. Half-memories, images and glimpses and smells. Two decades of gimlets and bad decisions and a few teeth and a trio of cross-country moves.

What was the place? Welcome to GlitterShip episode 18 for October 13, No, not now. Then Adam was just another baby bat, because eyeliner and bad music is what nerds thought cool was. So it was something to do. What was his name? Something old. He was tall and dark and thin and shined somehow under the lights of the nightclub, like a crane that had pulled itself out of an oil spill.

I want you come home with me. Now, in the present, he brought the shirt to his face and hunted for a whiff. Nothing but dust and the scent of cardboard. That night, Adam felt sweaty, very suddenly, and itchy. Josef laughed, and Adam was relieved that it was a human laugh, complete with a smile you might see on television.

So many goths were so affected that you never got to meet the fleshy little man pulling the levers in the brain of the giant bombazine-enrobed homunculus. The light flashed and in those two seconds, the NYC identification card sure looked authentic.

Of course, the ID! Adam thought as he struggled with a packing-tape gun. But he was only sure for a moment. Was that the name on the ID, or did I put it on the ID now, myself, through the act of trying to remember…? He sealed the box of cast-off clothes shut. That jack-o-lantern smile again. In the now, Adam turned to his bureau and to the small hand mirror balanced between its top and the wall.

Nope, still too fat. Christ, did he get old, just over the last few days it felt like. Josef was a very special park ranger. He said he was the sort of park ranger he knew Adam would like. Josef was in charge of the Poe house, in Poe Park. This was all so easy. A Christmas miracle, a week after the fact? But never where I live. There was packing to do. So much packing. And unpacking. Adam snorted—a flashback within a flashback?

Why not? Why was he folding clothes to give away? Adam was nervous, he needed to keep his hands busy. So, even further back, into the era from which he had kept no clothes. High school Adam was just another suburban brat in Dockers and polo shirts. But Poe, in tenth grade, changed everything. Weird little stories that barely seemed to be in English, and in them anything could happen.

A slow and careful murder with no hero to save the day. A detective that solves a crime, but with no sense of justice. And that was that. Adam would be a writer, though he knew better than to tell anyone, or to even engage in any writing.

Even diaries could be discovered. Adam would keep it all in his head. Then he found the goth scene, and made a point of keeping his stranger garments back in the dorm, stuffed under the bunk.

The complete works, which he never made it through, were on his smartphone anyway. Came bundled with the e-reader. Only a few more boxes left. Clearly, Josef was somehow responsible for Washington Square Park. Cleaning up the syringes, or polishing the cement chessboard tables or something. City work, union work.

But at West 4th, Josef led him on to the D train. The train was packed with drunks. Mostly lots of Long Island girls with high hair and wobbly heels and their fat Italian boyfriends with rings the size of human eyes yelping and guffawing their way to Times Square, but there were a selection of quieter locals lolling about in the seats.

He tried to smile, but his lips felt blue and dead. Had never met anyone from the Bronx. Adam sucked on his teeth now, thinking of his old idiocy. College and moving to the West Coast had beaten most of the casual racism out of him, and that was a good thing. Then he huffed and returned to sorting the socks with holes in them from the socks without holes in them.

Adam waited for someone to scream Fags! He basically predicted the Big Bang theory. He wanted to get off the train and go home. And do what? This was his first time staying in the city instead of watching the ball drop on TV with his grandmother.

He drew himself up to his full height, leaving Adam to contemplate the nipples visible through his black mesh. Those would need to be warmed up later, Adam decided, with his very own tongue. Sheer literary insight, and he almost got it right.

He hoped he would see everything Josef had to offer. It had better be worth it. Adam heard the voice of his old grandmother saying how nice everything in the city used to be before those people started moving in. It was depressing now, but not dangerous. Just dead. Everyone had watched the ball drop on their shitty little televisions, then turned off the lights and went to bed. Josef walked quickly, with determination, a prize tropical bird again. Adam walked through a puff of his own steaming breath, to catch up.

I saw them a couple of years ago, with Sisters of Mercy. Gang of Four opened—old school punk, that is. And nobody came; Radio City was practically empty, just like the streets up here are tonight. He wrapped his arms around himself and shivered, finally playing human again for a moment.

I should have worn it tonight. Adam was smart enough not to ask how Josef actually lived in a tourist attraction. Did he stow everything in a closet, or have to take all his meals out? Poe Park was small, but bright thanks to the blanket of diamond show on the ground. A stone tablet on the walkway read eureka! The cottage itself was a small little two-story number with a porch. Josef trotted ahead again and waved Adam around the corner. You can see my problem, yes? He flashed a crooked smile and pointed to his watch.

Adam puffed out a breath and smiled. Then Josef smiled back.

Language Mediated Concept Activation in Bilingual Memory Facilitates Cognitive Flexibility

This is the first attempt of empirical investigation of language mediated concept activation LMCA in bilingual memory as a cognitive mechanism facilitating divergent thinking. Russian—English bilingual and Russian monolingual college students were tested on a battery of tests including among others Abbreviated Torrance Tests for Adults assessing divergent thinking traits and translingual priming TLP test assessing the LMCA. The latter was designed as a lexical decision priming test, in which a prime and a target were not related in Russian language of testing , but were related through their translation equivalents in English spoken only by bilinguals. Age of second language acquisition and proficiency in this language were found to relate to the TLP effect, and therefore were proposed to influence the directionality and strength of connections in bilingual memory. The theme of bilingual and multilingual creative cognition receives growing attention in scientific research Kharkhurin, c. Increasing number of studies look into the cognitive underpinnings of the relationship between bilingualism and creativity. The findings provide support for bilingual advantages in performance on a variety of creativity tasks review in Kharkhurin, a.

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Thank you for visiting nature. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser or turn off compatibility mode in Internet Explorer. In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles and JavaScript. Creative ideas likely result from searching and combining semantic memory knowledge, yet the mechanisms acting on memory to yield creative ideas remain unclear. Here, we identified the neurocognitive correlates of semantic search components related to creative abilities. We designed an associative fluency task based on polysemous words and distinguished two search components related to clustering and switching between the different meanings of the polysemous words. Clustering correlated with divergent thinking, while switching correlated with the ability to combine remote associates. Furthermore, switching correlated with semantic memory structure and executive abilities, and was predicted by connectivity between the default, control, and salience neural networks.

Animated CD Eureka Seven: Psalms of Planets Original Original Soundtrack 1

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Nothing happens, nothing changes. He goes to school, he goes home. The only thing that keeps him happy is lifting on his ref board. Then one day, a giant mecha called an LFO comes crashing down on him — literally. Inside is the most beautiful girl he has ever seen!

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And so I continue my way. Life is once again settling into a comforting rhythm, though deep in my heart I sometimes wish for a beautiful girl to descend from heaven and take me to her world with her giant mecha. Maybe that is why I recently brushed the digital dust off this ancient relic from the classical era of and gave it a second spin after its premature deposition almost exactly four dozen months ago. I think I watched the first episode then. Eureka Seven , to put it in a deceptively simple metaphor that actually complicates matters, is the anime equivalent of chicken soup. Sure, some of it is probably just artificial flavouring and monosodium glutamate, but even those in the know find it hard to resist the smell of such basic goodness. Eureka Seven is a show that tugs at your heartstrings even as it hits you no the head with its blatant nature.

AniDB all anime character club collections creator episodes group mylist songs tags user Search. Eureka Seven AO. Everything and its mother is based on manga. There are exceptions where the manga was not the basis for the anime.