Nuno Silva (aka NJSG) wrote:
> I've read it and I will read the linked pages (``fields explanation
> page'' and ``a more elaborate explanation page'') when I can.
>
> In this page (``The art of indexing''), the example shows a code for the
> cover page. But there is no cover-code in portuguese magazines - they
> tell only the name of the artist who drawn it. So, what do I do?
There are couple of options:
1) Leave the story code field empty (easy!),
2) Make up a "fake" code as in the following example (dangerous!), and
3) Identify the cover--it might have been printed already in another
country (difficult!).
Example:
JB 3 h3 Anders And i knibe? [issdate:1969] [inx:ORN,SKO]
[pages:260] [price:DKK 5.25]
JB 3a DC JB 3 1 c D+S [/same cover as
de/LTB 7]
JB 3b W US 41-06 1 US) Aldrig r?dvild
[desc:US's new rocket drills itself into the ground and is then sold as
a drilling rocket]
JB 3c I CWD 27-A 26 3 DD) En lille
forhistorie? [desc:new school instead of railroad crossing]
[xapp:DD,HDL,GY,HLP,US,BRI] [frame;8,d,8,e,2,f,4,g,4]
JB 3da I TL 101-A 20 3 DD som skolel?rer
[part:1] [xapp:DD,HDL,US]
JB 3db I TL 102-A 20 3 -- - [part:2]
JB 3dc I TL 103-A 20 3 -- - [part:3]
JB 3e I TL 385-A 38 3 CCh LBo GSc GY) Gavtyven i Andeby
[xapp:GY,HLP,US,DA,DD,HDL] [changes:19,20 pages missing]
In the second line, we (that would be me and Ole) has made up the code
"DC JB 3", named after the issue "JB 3". "DC" is fake, but it says
that this cover *probably* were D-coded (Gutenberghus/Egmont) but that
we don't know the *real* D-code. In other words we have a specific
system (yet under constant debate :-) on how to assign fake codes to
certain stories.
Also you'll find that the credits were left empty, since we have no good
guess on who drew the cover. We have added a "secret" comment beginning
with "[/" where we notice that this is the same cover as used by the
Germans in their Lustiges Taschenbuch no. 7.
As you see, indexing is a rather complicated affair, so I recommend that
you start out with the easiest thing, namely to let the code field be
empty.
S?ren
Author
Topic: 200601
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Søren Krarup Olesen
Indexing Disney Comics magazines and stories
Message 46 -
2006-01-17 at 12:24:49
Goofy313g
1 publication in US,
Message 47 -
2006-01-18 at 00:21:11
I have a problem concerning a character for my tree:
D??6548
in the title he is called Long-Duck Silver, and in the 1st page scanned in
Inducks he is called Grabfaster "Grabby" McDuck...
Why this difference, and which name should I consider in my tree???
Gilles
D??6548
in the title he is called Long-Duck Silver, and in the 1st page scanned in
Inducks he is called Grabfaster "Grabby" McDuck...
Why this difference, and which name should I consider in my tree???
Gilles
Nuno Silva (aka NJSG)
Indexing Disney Comics magazines and stories
Message 48 -
2006-01-19 at 00:29:08
A 17-01-2006 10:24, S?ren Krarup Olesen escreveu:
> Nuno Silva (aka NJSG) wrote:
>
<snip/>
>>
>> In this page (``The art of indexing''), the example shows a code for the
>> cover page. But there is no cover-code in portuguese magazines - they
>> tell only the name of the artist who drawn it. So, what do I do?
>
>
> There are couple of options:
> 1) Leave the story code field empty (easy!),
> 2) Make up a "fake" code as in the following example (dangerous!), and
> 3) Identify the cover--it might have been printed already in another
> country (difficult!).
<snip/>
>
> As you see, indexing is a rather complicated affair, so I recommend that
> you start out with the easiest thing, namely to let the code field be
> empty.
>
> S?ren
Ok, so I'll let that field empty. Thanks.
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> Nuno Silva (aka NJSG) wrote:
>
<snip/>
>>
>> In this page (``The art of indexing''), the example shows a code for the
>> cover page. But there is no cover-code in portuguese magazines - they
>> tell only the name of the artist who drawn it. So, what do I do?
>
>
> There are couple of options:
> 1) Leave the story code field empty (easy!),
> 2) Make up a "fake" code as in the following example (dangerous!), and
> 3) Identify the cover--it might have been printed already in another
> country (difficult!).
<snip/>
>
> As you see, indexing is a rather complicated affair, so I recommend that
> you start out with the easiest thing, namely to let the code field be
> empty.
>
> S?ren
Ok, so I'll let that field empty. Thanks.
--
Nuno Silva (aka NJSG)
Lisbon, Portugal
http://njsg.no.sapo.pt/
Registered Linux User #402207 - http://counter.li.org
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Intel Pentium II (80686) Deschutes - 334Mhz -- 256 Mbs SDRAM
A: Top-posting.
> Q: What is the most annoying thing in the Internet?
Thomas Pryds Lauritsen
Indexing Disney Comics magazines and stories
Message 49 -
2006-01-20 at 00:20:09
Nuno Silva (aka NJSG) wrote:
> Ok, so I'll let that field empty. Thanks.
Or, you could of course try to find the code via the COA webpage:
http://coa.inducks.org/ .
From the main page you can fill in a comma separated list of the
characters that appear on the cover (e.g. "Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge")
in the "Character" field, and select "cover" from the "Layout" selection
box. If you recognize who drew the cover, you can write his/her name in
the "Creator" field. It is probably also a good idea to type in a
keyword or perhaps two in the "Keywords" field so you won't get too many
results (for instance, if the cover also shows a crocodile, you can type
"crocodile"). Then hit "Search". If you get no results, try with fewer
or another keyword.
If you don't find the cover, then please provide a short description of
the cover (e.g. [desc:DD and HDL ride sledge, DD is too high to get
under branch] ) and a list of all appearing characters (e.g.
[xapp:DD,HDL] ). You can also make a scan of the cover and upload it via
the Outducks (this is probably preferred). This way, other indexers
might have a chance of finding the correct code for the cover at a later
point.
Good luck with your indexing!
Thomas
> Ok, so I'll let that field empty. Thanks.
Or, you could of course try to find the code via the COA webpage:
http://coa.inducks.org/ .
From the main page you can fill in a comma separated list of the
characters that appear on the cover (e.g. "Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge")
in the "Character" field, and select "cover" from the "Layout" selection
box. If you recognize who drew the cover, you can write his/her name in
the "Creator" field. It is probably also a good idea to type in a
keyword or perhaps two in the "Keywords" field so you won't get too many
results (for instance, if the cover also shows a crocodile, you can type
"crocodile"). Then hit "Search". If you get no results, try with fewer
or another keyword.
If you don't find the cover, then please provide a short description of
the cover (e.g. [desc:DD and HDL ride sledge, DD is too high to get
under branch] ) and a list of all appearing characters (e.g.
[xapp:DD,HDL] ). You can also make a scan of the cover and upload it via
the Outducks (this is probably preferred). This way, other indexers
might have a chance of finding the correct code for the cover at a later
point.
Good luck with your indexing!
Thomas
Gunnarsson, Joakim SE - HMJ
Gottfredson, Hubbard and other stuff.
Message 50 -
2006-01-20 at 14:57:31
Just a short message to tell you all that I've added a note book page from
Gottfredsons "Mark O'Polo" to my Comic Art Fans gallery.
Just in case anyone wants to get a glimpse of what they look like.
+ that I've also added Two Al Hubbard Scamp pages, some Scarpa and other
comic book art.
http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=9005
Enjoy!
/Joakim.
--
Gottfredsons "Mark O'Polo" to my Comic Art Fans gallery.
Just in case anyone wants to get a glimpse of what they look like.
+ that I've also added Two Al Hubbard Scamp pages, some Scarpa and other
comic book art.
http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=9005
Enjoy!
/Joakim.
--
Dooma
Egyptian disney comics article
Message 51 -
2006-01-20 at 20:12:43
Hello all
I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was published in
an Egyptian magazine called Business Today.
It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license.
If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read
__________________________________________________________________
ICQ#: 60834602
Current ICQ status:
* <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602> More ways to contact me
________________________________________________________________
I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was published in
an Egyptian magazine called Business Today.
It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license.
If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read
__________________________________________________________________
ICQ#: 60834602
Current ICQ status:
* <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602> More ways to contact me
________________________________________________________________
Stefan Persson
[Egyptian disney comics article]
Message 52 -
2006-01-20 at 21:28:09
This mail is unreadable in the archives, so I'm quoting it below in case
anyone wants to read it from there.
Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
Stefan
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
From: Dooma <adham.abozaeid at gmail.com>
To: DCML <dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se>
*/Hello all/*
*/ /*
*/I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
*/It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
*/ /*
*/If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
*/ /*
*__________________________________________________________________*
**
*ICQ#: **60834602*
*Current ICQ status:*
*+* *More ways to contact me * <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602>**
*________________________________________________________________*
anyone wants to read it from there.
Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
Stefan
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
From: Dooma <adham.abozaeid at gmail.com>
To: DCML <dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se>
*/Hello all/*
*/ /*
*/I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
*/It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
*/ /*
*/If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
*/ /*
*__________________________________________________________________*
**
*ICQ#: **60834602*
*Current ICQ status:*
*+* *More ways to contact me * <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602>**
*________________________________________________________________*
Samah Johnson
[Egyptian disney comics article]
Message 53 -
2006-01-21 at 07:19:31
Hello;
I belive Domma missed the link, so here it is
http://disegy001.siteburg.com/articles/btMarch05/
and it is in English . Hope you enjoy it.
Samah Johnson
Stefan Persson <spe at inducks.org> wrote:
This mail is unreadable in the archives, so I'm quoting it below in case
anyone wants to read it from there.
Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
Stefan
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
From: Dooma
To: DCML
*/Hello all/*
*/ /*
*/I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
*/It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
*/ /*
*/If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
*/ /*
*__________________________________________________________________*
**
*ICQ#: **60834602*
*Current ICQ status:*
*+* *More ways to contact me * **
*________________________________________________________________*
_______________________________________________
http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
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I belive Domma missed the link, so here it is
http://disegy001.siteburg.com/articles/btMarch05/
and it is in English . Hope you enjoy it.
Samah Johnson
Stefan Persson <spe at inducks.org> wrote:
This mail is unreadable in the archives, so I'm quoting it below in case
anyone wants to read it from there.
Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
Stefan
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
From: Dooma
To: DCML
*/Hello all/*
*/ /*
*/I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
*/It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
*/ /*
*/If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
*/ /*
*__________________________________________________________________*
**
*ICQ#: **60834602*
*Current ICQ status:*
*+* *More ways to contact me * **
*________________________________________________________________*
_______________________________________________
http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
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To Robert Klein: Alberto de Mello's Scamp?
Message 54 -
2006-01-21 at 15:59:07
Hello there Rob! :D
Could you please ask to your friend Alberto de Mello if he drew this cover?
http://www.papersera.net/vilaxurupita/pd/br_pd_0248a.gif
Some time ago he said to me that he drew some few Disney do Editora Abril
during the 50-60's period, including some Scamp.
Fernando!
Could you please ask to your friend Alberto de Mello if he drew this cover?
http://www.papersera.net/vilaxurupita/pd/br_pd_0248a.gif
Some time ago he said to me that he drew some few Disney do Editora Abril
during the 50-60's period, including some Scamp.
Fernando!
Dooma
[Egyptian disney comics article]
Message 55 -
2006-01-22 at 03:27:05
Sorry... I always forget to send ails in plain text
Anyway, the article is in English
> -----Original Message-----
> From: dcml-bounces at stp.lingfil.uu.se [mailto:dcml-
> bounces at stp.lingfil.uu.se] On Behalf Of Stefan Persson
> Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 9:28 PM
> To: dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se
> Subject: [Fwd: Egyptian disney comics article]
>
> This mail is unreadable in the archives, so I'm quoting it below in case
> anyone wants to read it from there.
>
> Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
>
> Stefan
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
> Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
> From: Dooma <adham.abozaeid at gmail.com>
> To: DCML <dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se>
>
>
>
> */Hello all/*
>
> */ /*
>
> */I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
> published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
>
> */It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
> publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
>
> */ /*
>
> */If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
>
> */ /*
>
>
>
>
> *__________________________________________________________________*
>
> **
> *ICQ#: **60834602*
>
> *Current ICQ status:*
>
>
>
> *+* *More ways to contact me * <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602>**
>
>
>
> *________________________________________________________________*
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Anyway, the article is in English
> -----Original Message-----
> From: dcml-bounces at stp.lingfil.uu.se [mailto:dcml-
> bounces at stp.lingfil.uu.se] On Behalf Of Stefan Persson
> Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 9:28 PM
> To: dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se
> Subject: [Fwd: Egyptian disney comics article]
>
> This mail is unreadable in the archives, so I'm quoting it below in case
> anyone wants to read it from there.
>
> Dooma: Is this article in English or in Arabic?
>
> Stefan
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Egyptian disney comics article
> Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:12:43 +0200
> From: Dooma <adham.abozaeid at gmail.com>
> To: DCML <dcml at stp.lingfil.uu.se>
>
>
>
> */Hello all/*
>
> */ /*
>
> */I've scanned an article about Disney comics in Egypt which was
> published in an Egyptian magazine called Business Toda/**/y./*
>
> */It compares Dar el helal (the old publisher) with Nahdet Masr (the new
> publisher) and tells more about how Dar El Helal lost Disney's license./*
>
> */ /*
>
> */If anyone want to know more about Disney comics in Egypt, plz read/*
>
> */ /*
>
>
>
>
> *__________________________________________________________________*
>
> **
> *ICQ#: **60834602*
>
> *Current ICQ status:*
>
>
>
> *+* *More ways to contact me * <http://wwp.icq.com/60834602>**
>
>
>
> *________________________________________________________________*
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
ZeldasTriforce
February 2006 Disney comics Previews
Message 56 -
2006-01-22 at 14:07:03
Hi all!
Here are the Disney comics being released in February 2006 from Previews
Volume XV #12:
Donald Duck and Friends #337 --- Carl Barks' classic ten-pager this issue is
"Duck Luck," in which Donald flies in the face of a poor fortune cookie
prediction. Also featured is Mickey Mouse in "Leapin' Leprechauns," written by Sarah
Kinney, and Donald also stars in "Brother Can You Spare a Pot of Gold," by
Kari Korhonen and Daniel Branca. 7x10, 32 pages, FC $2.95
Mickey Mouse and Friends #286 --- This issue features a classic cover by Paul
Murry, as well as his vintage Mouse story "Green Dogs and Jams." Also
featured is a two-part Mickey adventure, "Coming Up Short," by Stefan Petrucha and
Rodriques, and "The Robot War With Neighbor Jones," a Donald short by Frank
Jonker and Mau Heymans. 7x10, 32 pages, FC $2.95
Mickey Mouse Adventures #8 --- Mickey Mouse takes on a world-shattering
catastrophe in this issue's lead story, "Project Volcania," written and drawn by
Guiseppe Zironi. Plus, Donald Duck stars in "The Crystal Ball," by Spectrum
Associates, and Mickey Mouse pops up in "Colder Than Ice" by Michael T. Gilbert.
SC, 6x9, 128 pages, $7.95
Uncle Scrooge #351 --- "Antidollarosis" is the epic Uncle Scrooge adventure
by fan favorite Romano Scarpa that leads this issue. Also featured is "The Race
of the Snails," with artwork by Ben Verhagen, "The Grouch Kings of Duckburg,"
by John Lustig and Daniel Branca, and "Pearls of Wisdom," written by Pat and
Shelly Block. SC, 7x10, 64 pages, FC $6.95
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #666 --- Just in time for NASCAR season,
this issue features "Wonder Down Under," dialogued by Pat McGreal with art by
Flemming Andersen. This first installment of a multi-part series stars Donald as
a Formula One racer! Also featured is "Donald's Lighthouse," by Daan Jippes,
and "Mickey's Inferno," a renowned parody of Dante's 'The Divine Comedy.' SC,
7x10, 64 pages, FC $6.95
The Romano Scarpa story seems like it might be the highlight of the month!
Derek Smith
Here are the Disney comics being released in February 2006 from Previews
Volume XV #12:
Donald Duck and Friends #337 --- Carl Barks' classic ten-pager this issue is
"Duck Luck," in which Donald flies in the face of a poor fortune cookie
prediction. Also featured is Mickey Mouse in "Leapin' Leprechauns," written by Sarah
Kinney, and Donald also stars in "Brother Can You Spare a Pot of Gold," by
Kari Korhonen and Daniel Branca. 7x10, 32 pages, FC $2.95
Mickey Mouse and Friends #286 --- This issue features a classic cover by Paul
Murry, as well as his vintage Mouse story "Green Dogs and Jams." Also
featured is a two-part Mickey adventure, "Coming Up Short," by Stefan Petrucha and
Rodriques, and "The Robot War With Neighbor Jones," a Donald short by Frank
Jonker and Mau Heymans. 7x10, 32 pages, FC $2.95
Mickey Mouse Adventures #8 --- Mickey Mouse takes on a world-shattering
catastrophe in this issue's lead story, "Project Volcania," written and drawn by
Guiseppe Zironi. Plus, Donald Duck stars in "The Crystal Ball," by Spectrum
Associates, and Mickey Mouse pops up in "Colder Than Ice" by Michael T. Gilbert.
SC, 6x9, 128 pages, $7.95
Uncle Scrooge #351 --- "Antidollarosis" is the epic Uncle Scrooge adventure
by fan favorite Romano Scarpa that leads this issue. Also featured is "The Race
of the Snails," with artwork by Ben Verhagen, "The Grouch Kings of Duckburg,"
by John Lustig and Daniel Branca, and "Pearls of Wisdom," written by Pat and
Shelly Block. SC, 7x10, 64 pages, FC $6.95
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #666 --- Just in time for NASCAR season,
this issue features "Wonder Down Under," dialogued by Pat McGreal with art by
Flemming Andersen. This first installment of a multi-part series stars Donald as
a Formula One racer! Also featured is "Donald's Lighthouse," by Daan Jippes,
and "Mickey's Inferno," a renowned parody of Dante's 'The Divine Comedy.' SC,
7x10, 64 pages, FC $6.95
The Romano Scarpa story seems like it might be the highlight of the month!
Derek Smith
Anthvvuono
New Don Rosa Interview
Message 57 -
2006-01-22 at 22:06:36
Hey List:
I found this very recent interview conducted with Don Rosa at this
year's Mid-Ohio Comic Convention. I thought that I'd link to it for your
enjoyment.
_http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/features/113217372432917.htm_
(http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/features/113217372432917.htm)
Sincerely,
Anthony
I found this very recent interview conducted with Don Rosa at this
year's Mid-Ohio Comic Convention. I thought that I'd link to it for your
enjoyment.
_http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/features/113217372432917.htm_
(http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/features/113217372432917.htm)
Sincerely,
Anthony
Marko Ajdaric
Disney artists at Brazilian expo
Message 58 -
2006-01-23 at 18:32:02
We are organizing at Sao Vicente (Brazil) an expo that will be open through all February (but Carnival).
there will be drawings (not originals, because the expo will go to schools, later) of
Daniel Branca
Giorgio Cavazzano
Silvia Zicche
Don Rosa
As well as a presentation of the TV series Marco & Gina, of Romano Scarpa
All these artists are already presented in our site
Best wishes
Marko Ajdaric
Neorama dos Quadrinhos
The widest 9th art newsletter in the world
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there will be drawings (not originals, because the expo will go to schools, later) of
Daniel Branca
Giorgio Cavazzano
Silvia Zicche
Don Rosa
As well as a presentation of the TV series Marco & Gina, of Romano Scarpa
All these artists are already presented in our site
Best wishes
Marko Ajdaric
Neorama dos Quadrinhos
The widest 9th art newsletter in the world
http://www.neorama.com.br/
Glenn Fausett
Old Cartoon
Message 59 -
2006-01-25 at 15:55:38
I'm trying to find a picture of a wolf that was on a cartoon years ago. Sorry but i can'y even remember the name,but at the end his wife had sent him out to look for something and it pictured him sitting on a stump saying,,,Now what was i looking for ? Rabbitt...no....possum...no....hippopotamus...no....
He was a hillbilly looking wolf. Any help ?
He was a hillbilly looking wolf. Any help ?
Jeanmarcbano
February 2006 Disney comics Previews
Message 60 -
2006-01-26 at 00:55:44
Walt Disney's comics and stories # 666 sounds interesting to me, i will try to buy this issue especially for 'Mickey's Inferno', because i don't think there has been a french translation of this Guido Martina's italian story - and this is too bad because i suppose this story to be good; according to the inducks database the character of 'The Gleam' has a cameo in this story, i'm looking forward to reading that.