10/12: Round 3, Groups C & D, Day 2
C2
Elucia De Lute Irma @ The World God Only Knows: <<エリュシア・デ・ルート・イーマ（エルシィ）＠神のみぞ知るセカイ シリーズ>> EVEN
Run @ A Channel: <<るん＠Aチャンネル>> 50-1
D1
Nero Yuzurizaki @ Detective Opera Milky Holmes: <<譲崎ネロ＠探偵オペラ ミルキィホームズ>> 60-1
Squid Girl @ Squid Girl: <<イカ娘＠侵略!イカ娘>> 3-5
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Results, Match Day 3
C1
D2
1st 421 Madoka Kaname @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica
2nd 207 Hercule Barton @ Detective Opera Milky Holmes
D2
1st 371 Yuno @ Hidamari Sketch
2nd 246 Last Order @ A Certain Magical Index
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Odds, Day 3
10/11: Round 3, Groups C & D, Day 1
C1
Madoka Kaname @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica: <<鹿目まどか＠魔法少女まどか☆マギカ>> 1-5
Hercule Barton @ Detective Opera Milky Holmes: <<エルキュール・バートン（エリー）＠探偵オペラ ミルキィホームズ>> 50-1
D2
Last Order @ A Certain Magical Index: <<打ち止め（ラストオーダー）＠とある魔術の禁書目録II>> EVEN
Yuno @ Hidamari Sketch: <<ゆの＠ひだまりスケッチ×☆☆☆ 特別編>> 30-1
C1
Madoka Kaname @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica: <<鹿目まどか＠魔法少女まどか☆マギカ>> 1-5
Hercule Barton @ Detective Opera Milky Holmes: <<エルキュール・バートン（エリー）＠探偵オペラ ミルキィホームズ>> 50-1
D2
Last Order @ A Certain Magical Index: <<打ち止め（ラストオーダー）＠とある魔術の禁書目録II>> EVEN
Yuno @ Hidamari Sketch: <<ゆの＠ひだまりスケッチ×☆☆☆ 特別編>> 30-1
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Results, Match Day 2
A2
B1
1st 420 Astarotte Ygvar @ Astarotte's Toy!
2nd 410 Kurisu Makise @ Steins;Gate
B1
1st 474 Kanade Tachibana @ Angel Beats!
2nd 361 Gertrud Barkhorn @ Strike Witches
Did losing the CONCACAF Gold Cup have something to do with this?
A tough new Alabama law targets illegal immigrants and sends families fleeing
By Pamela Constable,
Foley, Ala. — Trailer by trailer, yard sale by yard sale, and pew by empty pew, a poor but tightknit immigrant community on Alabama’s breezy Gulf Coast is rapidly disintegrating.This time it is not a tornado or hurricane uprooting families and scattering them to the winds. It is a new state law, largely upheld last week by a federal district judge, that seeks to drive illegal immigrants from the state by curtailing many of their rights, punishing anyone who knowingly employs, houses or assists them, and requiring schools and police to verify immigrants’ legal status.
Other states, including Arizona, Georgia and Colorado, have passed similar laws in the past several years in a growing trend by state legislatures to crack down on illegal immigrationwithin their borders in the absence of comprehensive federal action. But Alabama’s new law is the toughest passed so far, and it is the only one to withstand federal lawsuits and other legal challenges, allowing it to take virtually full effect.
Across Alabama, news of the court ruling has swiftly spread panic and chaos among trailer parks and working-class areas where legal and illegal immigrant families from Mexico and Central America — as many as 150,000 people, by some estimates — live and work at jobs their bosses say local residents largely refuse to do.
In Foley, a sprawling seaside resort town where hundreds of Hispanic immigrants work in restaurants, sod farms and seafood industries, many families last week were taking their children out of school, piling their furniture into trucks, offering baby clothes and bicycles on front lawns for sale and saying tearful goodbyes to neighbors and co-workers they might never see again.
“This is the saddest thing I have experienced in my 18 years as a priest,” said the Rev. Paul Zoghby, who ministers to a large Hispanic flock at St. Margaret of Scotland Church. “We’ve already lost 20 percent of the congregation in the past few weeks, and many more will be gone by next week. It is a human tragedy.”
After evening Mass on Thursday, families mingled worriedly in the church lobby, asking how to get help and debating where to flee.
“I have a cousin in Nashville. Maybe we’ll try there,” said a muscular construction worker, holding a sleeping infant in his arms.
Others said they planned to head for Texas or Florida, where the laws are not as strict. None wanted to return to Mexico, where they said wages are pitifully low and violent crime is a constant threat.
Tough choices
Many such families have legal and illegal members, which presents them with wrenching choices. One illegal couple’s daughter, born in the United States, just won a college scholarship; another such couple’s daughter was recently engaged to a local boy. Both decided they would flee Alabama anyway, reluctantly putting family unity and safety before individual opportunities.
“This law has shattered all our dreams,” said Maria, 35, a house cleaner and mother of two from central Mexico, weeping and clutching at her husband for support in a church meeting room. An illegal immigrant, she asked her last name not be used. “We do the jobs no one else wants to do. We pay taxes. We do not harm anyone. Now the government says they don’t want us here, but we have nowhere to go. All the doors are closing on us. We can’t even drive a car without being afraid. I cannot believe this is God’s will.”
The new law passed the state legislature in June after an unprecedented Republican sweep of both chambers last year and the election of a Republican governor, Robert Bentley. Amid a sustained economic slump and rising unemployment, this political majority finally gave longtime advocates of a crackdown on illegal immigrants the votes they needed.
Sponsors of the measure are unapologetic about its tough provisions. The law makes it a criminal offense for an illegal immigrant to register a car, pay a utility bill or rent an apartment, and it similarly penalizes anyone who hires, shelters or signs a contract with an illegal immigrant.
As its backers see it, the law is a long-overdue panacea that will open up thousands of jobs to struggling Alabamans squeezed out of the market by cheap illegal labor. They also hope the law — after surviving legal challenges by theJustice Department and other groups — will pressure the federal government to overhaul its immigration system.
“I have no doubt that this is the best thing for the long-term economic health of our state and no doubt that this is what a majority of the people of Alabama wants,” said state Sen. Scott Beason, chief sponsor of the measure. “We have almost 10 percent unemployment, and we need to put our people to work. I understand there are concerns, but the law needs to be given a chance.”
Despite such assertions, the law has aroused condemnation and concern from an assortment of Alabamans, including some unusual allies. White farmers, including conservative Republicans, complain that their field crews have fled and that their crops will rot on the vine. Black church and civil rights leaders, whose communities suffer from high unemployment, decry the law as a reprise of Alabama’s racist history.
“These Republican politicians are running for office on Christian values, but this law is in blatant disregard of Christian values. It is bringing back the shameful and ugly past of our state,” said the Rev. Roger Price, pastor of Birmingham’s iconic 16th Street Baptist Church, which was bombed in 1963 during the civil rights conflict.
“I admit we have an immigration problem,” he said, “but this is not the way to solve it.”
Local government officials in heavily Hispanic communities have also expressed worry, confusion and indignation over aspects of the law. Some police officials privately say they are uncomfortable about how far they should go in checking drivers’ legal status. Some school officials are upset about the effect the law has had on Hispanic parents who fear they will be deported while their children are in class.
William Lawrence, the principal of Foley Elementary School, said frightened immigrant families withdrew 25 students last week, even though all the children were U.S. citizens. He said the Hispanic community was swept by rumors that parents would be arrested when they came to collect their children. Many families asked teachers and others to act as their children’s emergency drivers or legal guardians.
“We are doing all we can to reassure parents that their kids are safe, and things have calmed down some, but this was extremely wrong,” Lawrence said. “I hope our lawmakers did not do it deliberately. They won, because now people are leaving. But there is no reason to create such terrible fear of parents being separated from their children.”
Alabama, a largely agricultural state, has long relied on seasonal Mexican farm laborers to harvest peaches, tomatoes and other crops under temporary guest worker visa programs. What has made the past decade different, officials said, is a surge of illegal immigrants who have put down roots, taken permanent jobs at low wages and drained public health and education budgets. Officials estimate the state spends about $280 million per year on public services for illegal immigrant families.
Republican lawmakers said they want to bolster the national guest worker program to return to an orderly legal flow of foreign field laborers, but a number of farm owners interviewed last week said that the program was cumbersome and inadequate and that they could not find local American workers willing to toil long hours in hot fields.
“There is a lot of heavy lifting and manual labor, and you are out there in the sun and the rain. It is just not attractive to Americans,” said Mac Higginbotham, an official with the Alabama Farmers Federation.
The group represents about 40,000 farmers and opposed the new immigration law.
“We have people losing 40 to 60 percent of their crops this season,” Higginbotham said. “The law is affecting everyone.”
Residents’ reactions
In Foley, some residents have been frustrated by the influx of Hispanic immigrants, especially those that are illegal. Some longtime parishioners left St. Margaret when it initiated a formal ministry to Hispanics. A few Hispanic church members mentioned incidents such as drivers yelling that they should go home or pharmacists demanding to see proof of legality before filling prescriptions.
“If I were Mexican, I would probably want to come here, too, but they need to become citizens in a legal way and pay taxes like the rest of us,” said Mary Reinhart, a Foley resident who works at a resort near the beach.
People “start businesses that undercut everyone because they work so much cheaper with illegals,” she said. “There needs to be more regulation and a proper way to make them legal.”
But there was also an outpouring of sympathy and sadness from longtime inhabitants of Foley toward Hispanic families they had gotten to know as neighbors, co-workers, tenants or employees. Even some who said they opposed illegal immigration and supported the new law seemed to feel conflicted about seeing families they had come to know and like suddenly leaving.
At a Mexican restaurant where Zoghby, the pastor, treated several Mexican families to farewell tacos and beer Thursday, a gray-haired customer came over and hugged one of the departing guests.
At a half-empty trailer park where several Hispanic families were packing up on Friday, the longtime manager, Tom Boatwright, watched glumly.
“They are my very best renters,” he said. “They are hardworking and never cause trouble. I really hate to see them go.”
A mile away, in a development of new houses, one Mexican family was loading a decade’s worth of belongings into a pickup truck and a neighboring family had spread clothing, toys, furniture and bed linens out on the lawn for sale. A stream of people pulled up in cars and trucks to browse, most of them white Alabamans. Several said they supported the new law or wanted to see the border shut down, but all treated the Mexican families with cordial familiarity.
“I don’t know what to think. The law is supposed to be doing one thing, but it seems to be doing the opposite,” said Lisa Snow, a grandmother who was rifling through baby clothes at the yard sale. Snow said she had just lost her office job but was sorry that the Mexican families were losing everything. “It just feels very personal now,” she said.
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Odds, Day 2
10/10: Round 3, Groups A & B, Day 2
A2
Kurisu Makise @ Steins;Gate: <<牧瀬紅莉栖＠STEINS;GATE>> 15-1
Astarotte Ygvar @ Astarotte's Toy!: <<アスタロッテ・ユグヴァール（ロッテ）＠アスタロッテのおもちゃ!>> EVEN
B1
Gertrud Barkhorn @ Strike Witches: <<ゲルトルート・バルクホルン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 30-1
Kanade Tachibana @ Angel Beats!: <<天使（立華かなで）＠Angel Beats!>> 1-5
A2
Kurisu Makise @ Steins;Gate: <<牧瀬紅莉栖＠STEINS;GATE>> 15-1
Astarotte Ygvar @ Astarotte's Toy!: <<アスタロッテ・ユグヴァール（ロッテ）＠アスタロッテのおもちゃ!>> EVEN
B1
Gertrud Barkhorn @ Strike Witches: <<ゲルトルート・バルクホルン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 30-1
Kanade Tachibana @ Angel Beats!: <<天使（立華かなで）＠Angel Beats!>> 1-5
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Results, Match Day 1
A1
B2
1st 613 Mikoto Misaka @ A Certain Magical Index
2nd 516 Victorique De Blois @ Gosick
B2
1st 498 Erica Hartmann @ Strike Witches
2nd 496 Suzuha Amane @ Steins;Gate
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Third Round Odds, Day 1
10/09: Round 3, Groups A & B, Day 1
A1
Victorique De Blois @ Gosick: <<ヴィクトリカ・ド・ブロワ＠GOSICK -ゴシック->> 6-1
Mikoto Misaka @ A Certain Magical Index: <<御坂美琴＠とある科学の超電磁砲OVA/とある魔術の禁書目録II>> 3-5
B2
Erica Hartmann @ Strike Witches: <<エーリカ・ハルトマン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 20-1
Suzuha Amane @ Steins;Gate: <<阿万音鈴羽＠STEINS;GATE>> EVEN
A1
Victorique De Blois @ Gosick: <<ヴィクトリカ・ド・ブロワ＠GOSICK -ゴシック->> 6-1
Mikoto Misaka @ A Certain Magical Index: <<御坂美琴＠とある科学の超電磁砲OVA/とある魔術の禁書目録II>> 3-5
B2
Erica Hartmann @ Strike Witches: <<エーリカ・ハルトマン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 20-1
Suzuha Amane @ Steins;Gate: <<阿万音鈴羽＠STEINS;GATE>> EVEN
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Second Round Results, Day 16
G4
H4
1st 481 Kyouko Sakura @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica
2nd 169 Charlotte E. Yeager @ Strike Witches
3rd 58 Tsumugi Toudou @ Hoshizora E Kakaru Hashi
3rd 58 Tsumugi Toudou @ Hoshizora E Kakaru Hashi
H4
1st 390 Ruri Gokou @ Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai
2nd 237 Kuroko Shirai @ A Certain Magical Index
3rd 101 Perinne H. Clostermann @ Strike Witches
3rd 101 Perinne H. Clostermann @ Strike Witches
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Second Round Odds, Day 16
10/07: Round 2, Groups G & H, Day 4
G4
Tsumugi Toudou @ Hoshizora E Kakaru Hashi: <<藤堂つむぎ＠星空へ架かる橋>> 15-1
Charlotte E. Yeager @ Strike Witches: <<シャーロット・E・イェーガー＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 50-1
Kyouko Sakura @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica: <<佐倉杏子＠魔法少女まどか☆マギカ>> 3-5
H4
Kuroko Shirai @ A Certain Magical Index: <<白井黒子＠とある科学の超電磁砲OVA/とある魔術の禁書目録II>> 5-1
Ruri Gokou @ Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai: <<黒猫（五更瑠璃）＠俺の妹がこんなに可愛いわけがない>> 2-5
Perinne H. Clostermann @ Strike Witches: <<ペリーヌ・クロステルマン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 50-1
G4
Tsumugi Toudou @ Hoshizora E Kakaru Hashi: <<藤堂つむぎ＠星空へ架かる橋>> 15-1
Charlotte E. Yeager @ Strike Witches: <<シャーロット・E・イェーガー＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 50-1
Kyouko Sakura @ Puella Magi Madoka Magica: <<佐倉杏子＠魔法少女まどか☆マギカ>> 3-5
H4
Kuroko Shirai @ A Certain Magical Index: <<白井黒子＠とある科学の超電磁砲OVA/とある魔術の禁書目録II>> 5-1
Ruri Gokou @ Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai: <<黒猫（五更瑠璃）＠俺の妹がこんなに可愛いわけがない>> 2-5
Perinne H. Clostermann @ Strike Witches: <<ペリーヌ・クロステルマン＠ストライクウィッチーズ2>> 50-1
2chan Anime Saimoe 2011: Second Round Results, Match Day 15
G3
H3
1st 277 Kokoro Akechi @ Detective Opera Milky Holmes
2nd 201 Ayase Aragaki @ Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai
3rd 104 Rihoko Sakurai @ Amagami SS
3rd 104 Rihoko Sakurai @ Amagami SS
H3
1st 227 Asuha Tohara @ Astarotte's Toy!
2nd 206 Ikaros @ Sora No Otoshimono
3rd 135 Miyako @ Hidamari Sketch
3rd 135 Miyako @ Hidamari Sketch
Final BoBA 2011 ISML Tiara Odds
Final BoBA 2011 ISML Tiara Odds
As of 9:14 P.M. PT
October 5, 2011
Kanade Tachibana EVEN
Mikoto Misaka 3-1
Yuki Nagato 7-1
Azusa Nakano 10-1
Shana 14-1
Ruri Gokou 19-1
Taiga Aisaka 30-1
Hinagaiku Katsura 35-1
Mio Akiyama 40-1
Haruhi Suzumiya 50-1
Eucliwood Hellscythe 60-1
Yui 70-1
Yuri Nakamura 75-1
Hitagi Senjougahara 80-1
Charlotte Dunois 90-1
Nadeko Sengoku 100-1
ISML 2011: Top 16 after Diamond
2011 INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE
Top 16
As of October 6, 2011
Records are marked as win-draw-loss.
1. Kanade Tachibana
Record: 49-0-0
Points: 147
ISML TOPAZ NECKLACE CHAMPION
2. Mikoto Misaka
Record: 48-1-0
Points: 144
ISML AQUAMARINE NECKLACE CHAMPION
3. Yuki Nagato
Record: 47-0-2
Points: 141
ISML AMETHYST NECKLACE CHAMPION
4. Azusa Nakano
Record: 45-0-4
Points: 135
5. Shana
Record: 45-0-4
Points: 135
ISML RUBY NECKLACE CHAMPION
6. Ruri Gokou
Record: 44-0-5
Points: 132
ISML SAPPHIRE NECKLACE CHAMPION
7. Taiga Aisaka
Record: 43-0-6
Points: 129
ISML EMERALD NECKLACE CHAMPION
8. Hinagiku Katsura
Record: 42-0-7
Points: 126
9. Mio Akiyama
Record: 42-0-7
Points: 126
DEFENDING ISML CHAMPION
10. Haruhi Suzumiya
Record: 40-0-9
Points: 120
11. Eucliwood Hellscythe
Record: 39-0-10
Points: 117
ISML DIAMOND NECKLACE CHAMPION
12. Yui
Record: 37-0-12
Points: 111
13. Yuri Nakamura
Record: 36-0-13
Points: 108
14. Hitagi Senjougahara
Record: 35-0-14
Points: 105
15. Charlotte Dunois
Record: 35-0-14
Points: 105
16. Nadeko Sengoku
Record: 34-0-15
Points: 102
ISML 2011: Eu gets green light, wins Diamond
ISML 2011: Eu gets green light, wins Diamond
Madoka Kaname brings hope for Puella Magi with Anklet win
By JR Salazar (Bongaboi)
October 5, 2011
Eucliwood Hellscythe was given the biggest embrace of her life by Ayumu Aikawa after hearing the news that she won the 2011 International Saimoe League Diamond Necklace over Hinagiku Katsura.
Hellscythe earned 1584 votes to finish with a calculation of 11.522. Katsura finished with 1536 votes to finish with a calculation of 8.821, which was good enough for third behind Haruhi Suzumiya, whose 1177 votes placed her second with a calculation of 9.012.
Azusa Nakano, who was the only candidate in the necklace round to have gone unbeaten in the round robin, needed a win to salvage some pride for K-ON. However, Nakano only managed 1221 votes and a calculation of 7.749, which was better than Mio Akiyama, who earned 1036 votes and a calculation of 6.346.
Yuri Nakamura was sixth with 765 votes and a calculation of 5.565. Yui Hirasawa, who was already eliminated from the Tiara picture on Match Day 6, never factored into the round, earning a disappointing 517 votes and a dismal calculation of 3.167.
"It's not very often I get to speak in front of an audience through a mediator," Hellscythe said in a written statement that was read by Aikawa, who stood next to her, surrounded by Seraphim, Haruna and Yuki Yoshida. "But to finally earn something meaningful has been a long time coming.
"I would like to dedicated this victory to my fans, to Haruna and Seraphim, and to those voters who did not vote for me. I extend my wings and propel myself into the world, ready to quiet the doubters, and make a bigger impression on the global stage.
"I understand that winning the Tiara will not be a straightforward battle. It is a war forged on complexity and desire. It is a series of battles that determine who is the best in the world. Is it me? Some may say so. But I feel that I am just as worthy as the other 15 competitors who have earned the right to lay claim to one of the most lucrative honors ever to be bestowed.
"Tonight, I have proven that I am ready for this challenge."
Another person that could be ready for the challenge is Madoka Kaname. Snubbed with the other Puella Magi for a spot in this year's ISML, Kaname offered the possibility of a second look with a dominative performance in the Diamond Anklet match, crushing Chiaki Minami 2620-1028.
Azaka Kokuto was third with 990 votes, Feena Fam Earthlight was fourth with 900 votes, Caster was fifth with 878 votes, Ekaterina Kurae was sixth with 661 votes and Suruga Kanbaru held up the read with 627 votes.
"It is unfortunate that I, along with the ones I love, were not given a fair chance to prove ourselves against those currently competing for the Tiara," Kaname said at a rally in Mitakihara Junior High School, surrounded by Homura Akemi, Mami Tomoe, Sayaka Miki Kyouko Sakura and Kyubey.
"For me, I am confident that our efforts in Japan and Korea will compel voters around the world to give Homura-chan, Mami-san, Kyouko-san, Sayaka-chan and myself a second look. We believe that we have a case to make an impact next season, and we are ready to surprise all our doubters."
Akemi agreed in the only way she knew how to. "Homu! Homu!"
Five other matches were on tap on Diamond Match Day 8. In the first contest, Mai Kawasumi defeated Erza Scarlet 1680-1499. Kaori Kanzaki was third with 1444 votes. Shiki Ryogi was fourth with 1337 votes, Signum was fifth with 938 votes, Kagura Tsuchimiya was sixth with 462 votes and Kaoru Kamiya was last with 307 votes.
Youmu Konpaku of Touhou Project rolled past Sun Seto 2385-1662 in the second match. Saeko Busujima was third with 1346 votes. Tamaki Kawazoe was fourth with 705 votes, Ferris Eris was fifth with 659 votes, Clare was sixth with 427 votes and Sakura Shinguji was last with 348 votes.
Ikaros, a former ISML contestant, proved she still had the moxie as she destroyed Yin 3208-1593. Eve was third with 114 votes. The others never factored into this three-woman race: Aria was fourth with 506 votes, Mahoro Andou was fifth with 495 votes, Chise was sixth with 292 votes and Henrietta held up the rear with a laughable 283 votes.
A real heavyweight fight took place in the fourth exhibition, which saw Rei Ayanami whip past Chii 1732-1329. Ai Haibara was third with 991 votes, Kotori Shirakawa was fourth with 98 votes, Aruruu was fifth with 929 votes, Eri Sawachika was sixth with 906 votes and Ai Enma was dead last with 875 votes.
Finally, in the fifth exhibition, Sakura Kinomoto, a former ISML veteran, took no prisoner in defeating Evangeline McDowell 1644-1346. Misuzu Kamio was third with 1240 votes, Asuka Langley Soryu was fourth with 1220 votes, Lucy was fifth with 1049 votes, Hikari Yagami was sixth with 701 votes and Naru Narusegawa held up the rear with 534 votes.
With the 2011 International Saimoe League regular season history, the attention turns to the postseason. The battle for the Tiara will begin with Day 1 of the first round, scheduled for Sunday, October 30 at 1500 GMT.
Vote for your favorite candidates at InternationalSaimoe.com and join the ongoing debate. And keep it right here on the Bedlam on Baltic Avenue and bongaboi.deviantart.com for continuing coverage of the 2011 International Saimoe League!
2011 INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE
Top 16 after Diamond Necklace Phase
As of October 6, 2011
1. Kanade Tachibana (TOP)
2. Mikoto Misaka (AQ)
3. Yuki Nagato (AM)
4. Azusa Nakano
5. Shana (RUB)
6. Ruri Gokou (SAP)
7. Taiga Aisaka (EM)
8. Hinagiku Katsura
9. Mio Akiyama (C)
10. Haruhi Suzumiya
11. Eucliwood Hellscythe (DIA)
12. Yui
13. Yuri Nakamura
14. Hitagi Senjougahara
15. Charlotte Dunois
16. Nadeko Sengoku
KEY:
AM = ISML Aquamarine Necklace Champion
TOP = ISML Topaz Necklace Champion
AM = ISML Amethyst Necklace Champion
SAP = ISML Saaphire Necklace Champion
EM = ISML Emerald Necklace Champion
RUB = ISML Ruby Necklace Champion
DIA = ISML Diamond Necklace Champion
ISML 2011: Results, Diamond 8
Necklace Match Votes
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Necklace Score Calculation
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Exhibition 1
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Exhibition 4
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Exhibition δ
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Write-up forthcoming.
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