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Short BibiloMy name is Anh, and I'm a 21 years old Canadian blogger. My hobby and passion lies here. I love anything that has to do with beauty and fashion. Other then that, i love to art in terms of painting and drawing when i had the time to do so. Now, my creative interest has shifted to making website, html coding, graphic designing, and of course makeup, as you can tell from my blog.
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How I Got Into Makeup
Growing up, i was always brainwashed by my parents to stay away from makeup, and embrace my natural beauty. I was always told, and that if i wore make up, i will age fast, even till this today. With that in mind, I never wore make up, until grade 11, with basic eye liner, and the occasional concealer for under eye circles. Can you believe i went through puberty with insanely crazy acne without make up? I still amaze myself today.
My crazy make up addiction eventually started in my first year of University, and ever since then, it was like a tumor that could never stop growing. Make up was always something that i believed to live in me, waiting to be discovered and unleashed. I was always anxious to go through my mom's make up when i was a child, and i loved it when she put lipstick on me for very special occasions. But, I think what really sparked this addiction was when my boyfriend got me a set of Mac's holiday mini brush collection for Christmas. That was the best Christmas present, and i was completely shocked and surprised! When boyfriend hands you tools, use it <3
I think YouTube has also really influenced and fueled this addiction. Gotta love those makeup gurus!
At the moment, i just love to create looks with makeup. I love to do my friend's makeup. They have given me the opportunity to work on different features and allowed me to learn a lot!
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Thank you for visiting my blog, & i hope you enjoy your stay
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ALCS Game 1 lineups
Cleveland (0-0) at Boston (0-0)
at 7:10 p.m. ET at Fenway Park
Today's lineups:
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Asdrubal Cabrera, 2B
Travis Hafner, DH
Victor Martinez, C
Ryan Garko, 1B
Jhonny Peralta, SS
Kenny Lofton, LF
Franklin Gutierrez, RF
Casey Blake, 3B
PITCHING: LHP C.C. Sabathia
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
Kevin Youkilis, 1B
David Ortiz, DH
Manny Ramirez, LF
Mike Lowell, 3B
Bobby Kielty, RF
Jason Varitek, C
Coco Crisp, CF
Julio Lugo, SS
PITCHING: RHP Josh Beckett
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as much as I enjoy the work you do i've noticed that you've posted the playoff line-ups a few hours before the game, but when it came to the jays I rarely saw them 15 mins before game time let alone an hour. I just want to know what's up with that ?
I do remember you responding to someone with a similar query. I believe that you said that the blog was simply voluntary and the site comes first and lately I have noticed less updated info on the site so; is it simply for that reason ? less to do on the site = more time for blogs.
the postseason lineups are made available far sooner than during the season. During the year, I grab the lineups during my pregame running around and post the blog when I would get back to the pressbox. I'm not the beat writer in the playoffs, so I have more down time before the games in order to get them up online.
Indiana hits East Lansing tomm. Your prediction is???
I don't know who will win but chances are both teams might score 30. No D in East Lansing this season.
Keep up the good work in covering the games. I enjoy reading what you write.
Thanks for responding Jordan.


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For some, Friday�s POW-MIA Recognition Day was personal.
For some, Friday�s POW-MIA Recognition Day was personal.
The ceremony and candlelight vigil at Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial honored those who endured captivity during war � and those who never returned, whose bodies may still lie in foreign lands.
�It�s especially important for my kids to know what their grandfather went through during his captivity,� said Lily Hunter-Deffenbaugh, whose father was the event�s guest speaker and an ex-prisoner of war.
Her children were at her side.
�Kids see their parents put on a uniform every day and they need to realize there is a sacrifice that goes along with that,� she said. �It�s days like today that honor that sacrifice.�
Her father, retired Marine Guy Hunter Jr., was captive more than a month during Operation Desert Storm.
Hunter described his experience and rallied for the return of all prisoners of war and those who are missing in action.
More than 100 people attended the ceremony.
Hunter-Deffenbaugh said the event gave insight into the worst condition a service member could face.
�Some of these guys rotted in prison cells and never got to see their families again,� Hunter-Deffenbaugh said. �There�s a POW out there right now who will never see his loved ones again. That�s unacceptable.�
Hunter smiled as he stood behind the crowd shortly before his speech.
He said he was pleased by the turnout.
�We can never forget,� Hunter said. �If we forget, then we have given up on every person who has ever worn a uniform.�
Alex Nevgloski, 67, of Hubert and a retired chief warrant officer stared intently at the Missing Man Table. Nevgloski said he was fulfilling an obligation by attending the ceremony.
�These guys who never came home, or came home after being POW�s, should be recognized,� Nevgloski said. �I hope that by holding this ceremony we are doing right by them.�
Nevgloski pointed to names of friends and family inscribed on the memorial�s wall,
�These men � these POW�s gave more than most,� Nevgloski said. �I hope that people who see this ceremony hold the memory of the POW�s and MIA�s in their heart and never forget even after the last one comes home.�
For the local chapter of Rolling Thunder, hosting the ceremony was a calling, said Vice-President Michael Brown, 50, of Jacksonville.
�There are still 41 POW�s missing from the Vietnam War,� Brown said. �Any time we can educate the public on that is important to us and hope it means a lot to those still not home.�
Brown said some are unfamiliar with POW�s such as Bowe Bergdahl, a soldier in captivity who served in Operation Enduring Freedom.
He said it�s important for people to know that missing and captive soldiers still are out there,
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OAKLAND -- The A's bullpen has been filthy so far this season. Through 19 games, Oakland's relief corps has posted an MLB-best numbers in opposing batting average (.190), on-base percentage (.264) and slugging (.270).
Scary for other teams to think that the A's could be adding one of the game's premier southpaw setup men in the not-too-distant future. Eric O'Flaherty, who posted a 1.99 ERA, 1.16 WHIP and 7.2 K/9 rate across 295 appearances for the Braves from 2009-13, is currently on the 60-day disabled list after undergoing Tommy John surgery last May 21.
O'Flaherty stretched out to 60 feet, 6 inches for the first time during his rehab Tuesday, throwing all of his pitches, including his go-to slider. Safe to say, manager Bob Melvin was impressed after witnessing the 35-pitch session.
"As a matter of fact, I asked him if he had an inning in him today," Melvin said.
Oakland signed O'Flaherty this offseason to a two-year, $7 million deal that could potentially be worth $10.5 million if he achieves all the incentives, in hopes that he'd bolster the 'pen by midseason. With the way he's progressing, an early June return might not be out of the question.
"This is the start of when you start looking down the road and mapping some things out, whether it's rehab schedule or not," Melvin said. "It was pretty impressive."
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"This is my first stint on the DL in my career," Elmore said. "So it's real tough watching everybody else play baseball and you have to sit back."
Elmore said he's enjoyed the laid-back atmosphere in the Oakland organization, and that he'll be assigned to Triple-A Sacramento in the coming days as he tries to crack the 25-man roster. Elmore faces an uphill battle to carve out a niche for himself in Oakland, as the club carries four capable middle infielders in Jed Lowrie, Eric Sogard, Alberto Callaspo and Nick Punto.
"Position versatility is one of my strengths," Elmore said. "And getting on-base for the guys that hit the home runs. Just try to create runs for them and the whole team in general."
Other recovering A's on the disabled list include starter A.J. Griffin (shoulder), who is still a few weeks away from being fit to return to game action. Right-handed reliever Fernando Rodriguez (Tommy John recovery) has made six strong rehab appearances with Triple-A Sacramento, allowing just one earned run.


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Nicolas Girard, Stevens Institute of Technology alumnus and founder of Stevens Start-up Attila Technologies, will be recognized this year with two inventing awards. Mr. Girard was named Inventor of the Year by the New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame, and is a recipient, together with Stevens, of the 2010 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey.
Although he holds several patents in the United States and Europe, Mr. Girard's game-changing innovation is U.S. Patent #7,539,175, better known as the substance behind Attila Technologies. Attila's patented software allows mobile devices to simultaneously communicate over multiple wireless data networks and frequencies dynamically, thereby increasing capacity/bandwidth and the level of security and making its users exponentially less vulnerable to existing network limitations, disruptions, or network failures. One of a growing number of technology start-ups to come out of research at Stevens, Attila is currently managed by Frank Ianna '71, former President of Network Services at AT&T.
The impetus behind this patented platform is the alleviation of wireless customer pain, currently served millions of times daily on overworked wireless networks. According to Mr. Girard, existing wireless communications are modeled after wired communications, where each client has a 1:1 relationship with the network infrastructure. This outdated paradigm constrains users from traveling outside of specific boundaries without suffering on cost, bandwidth, or access, and is currently challenged by the proliferation of mobile devices.
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The French-born computer scientist worked in Europe as a network security expert for governmental agencies and computer security firms before moving the United States in search of greater funding opportunities for his original research. He claims that the U.S. provides a better environment to experience and access the full cycle of research, development, and commercialization of innovative technologies. In particular, Mr. Girard selected Stevens for his studies because of the school's standing as a research organization and the entrepreneurial spirit that Stevens enables and fosters.
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"Stevens has a proud history of innovation and entrepreneurship from the time Edwin A. Stevens started the University in 1870," says Malcolm Kahn, Vice President of Enterprise Development and Licensing at Stevens. "Attila is a great example of the University's focus as a leading research institution and how that effort can provide creative solutions to real-world problems. In addition, Stevens uses its start-up activities through a program called Technogenesis to enhance student-learning opportunities by engaging both technical and business students in these operations. This hands-on experience is unique and sets Stevens apart from other universities."
For ambitious research entrepreneurs like Mr. Girard, the institutional culture of entrepreneurship at Stevens is essential to success. Beyond providing financial support and laboratory space for exploration, the university actively encourages both students and faculty to develop their experimental research into market ventures. Stevens promotes communication between experts on campus and, as these ventures develop, funnels its promising students into professional engineering positions at the young companies.
As Mr. Girard embarks on a daring entrepreneurial adventure, he is pleased to see that his work is already accepted by New Jersey's inventing community. As Inventor of the Year and co-winner, with Stevens, of the Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award, Mr. Girard will also receive high-level exposure for his innovative technology and commercial venture.
"It is a great honor and a unique privilege to be recognized by your peers," he says. "It is what inventors strive for when they create solutions that ultimately have the opportunity to make the world a better place."
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:57 am
Post subject: Steaming balls of Matzo
Hi All! Greetings from Matzo Ball Central!
Due to unfortunate complications from this year's Flu Virus From Hades, I was grounded from flying and had to cancel my trip to help my brother cook the Seder meal the other day.
Not one to sit in misery for longer than I already have (18 days now), I have decided to fight the germies in my body with some heat and creative matzo balls. Calling in a recipe favor, I obtained the formula for a Belizean dish called "Health Stew", aka,
Iguana Stew
. I had this last year in Woodstock with dear friends over a Scrabble board on a snowy night. I took the rice out, as its Passover, and made some fluff-a-licious knaidlach.
(I don't think Iguana is kosher so I opted for the poultry option)
Gerry's Iguana Stew
The Meat:
1 lb. Iguana, chicken, or other poultry – cut into strips or shredded
(Iguanas are called Bamboo Chickens in Belize)
1 cup +/- Lime juice – fresh squeezed is best
1 Tbs Sugar
Cooking oil
The Sauce:
3 Tbs Soy (or Teriyaki sauce can be substituted)
2-1/2 tsp each: Allspice, Garlic powder, black pepper
1-1/2 tsp each: Paprika and salt
The Stock:
5 cups Chicken or Vegetable broth
¼ stick Butter
(I used peanut oil)
3-4 medium Carrots – chopped
1 large Sweet Onion – diced
6+ cloves Garlic – crushed and minced fine
3-5 Jalapeno Peppers – chopped relatively fine, or one whole Habanero & 2 or less Jalapenos peppers - wash hands very well after handling peppers, DO NOT TOUCH FACE!!
( I used one whole Habanero that popped during simmering - it was PLENTY of heat. Remove it before you hurt someone at the table)
½ Bell Pepper – red or yellow, diced
2 cups cooked rice or small pasta shells (optional)
Cooking the stuff:
1. Wash meat very well. Soak washed chicken in Lime juice 3-6 hours, (a large zip-lock bag works well). Remove and discard juice.
2. In a small cup mix all Sauce ingredients very well. Coat chicken with ½ sauce (or more if needed) and marinate as long as possible, up to 24 hours. Bag from above can be used.
3. Cover bottom of large skillet with a little oil (not more than ¼" deep) and heat over med-high flame. Add Sugar to hot oil and stir well until sugar begins to brown. Add coated meat to pan and stir well. Cover and cook until meat is golden brown on all sides, about 5 minutes. Add remaining sauce and cook until meat is done. Drain well and set aside. Bring broth to boil in stockpot.
4. Wipe skillet of excess oil and add ¼ stick butter. Heat until butter is bubbly then add Carrots for 4 minutes. Add Onions and Garlic 4 minutes. Increase heat and sweat hot peppers 3-4 minutes. Do NOT breathe the steam!
5. Add sautéed vegetables and chopped Bell Pepper to stockpot. Add meat to stockpot and return to boil.
(I added a half cup or more of the simmered sauce back in at this time)
6. Cover and reduce heat to simmer 20 minutes. Add rice or pasta if using, simmer 10 minutes more. Serve with Tortillas, Avocados, corn on the cob and lots of cold drinks!
I am going to try it with a nice, heat-cutting semisweet white wine for Passover tonight instead of the usual Beers and Bitters as is customary. I guess Habanero can step in for the bitter herb, right?
I made matzo balls using a little of everyone's help*:
1 cup matzo meal
3 tablespoons peanut oil
dash chili oil
1/4 cup minced red bell pepper
2 teaspoons crushed red pepper flakes
2 tablespoons lime zest
1 tablespoon kosher salt
1 green onion sliced finely
4 eggs, separated
1/4 cup water
1 clove garlic, pasted
Yes, I beat the egg whites. Next time, I might leave out half the whites from the mixer and put them into the meal base itself- it was rather thick without the excess moisture.)
Beat 2 egg whites until they are stiff, but not dry like KYHeirloomer recommended.
In a large bowl, mix oil, garlic, chili flakes, zest and microwave for about 50 seconds to heat and get the aroma going. Let cool. Add in the yolks, two whites and water, whisking well to incorporate. Add in salt, bell pepper and onion. Stir in the matzo meal and quickly fold in the whites before the concrete sets. Trust me, it gets ugly, fast.
Chill the batter about a half hour and form balls by the two-tablespoon size.
(I made mine all at one time and dropped them all into the pot at the
same time)
. I simmered mine about 20 minutes in salted water- any more than that and I think I would have waterlogged them.
They came out really fluffy (as I had used 4 whipped whites), very mildly flavored and not as spicy as I'd hoped, but the lime zest kicked in nicely at the finish.
I will add them to the Iguana Stew at the serving time. The addition of the simmering sauce really coats the matzo balls well on the spoon and it makes them markedly tastier.
*This recipe reflects changes I would make the next time!
Lessons Learned:
Never underestimate the complete dampening power of matzo, among other talents. Kick the goods up a serious notch if you are going to overcome the sheer fright of anything other than a schmaltz and parsley version. Never go to a general practitioner when you got serious bugs going on, find a specialist. Fight the flu with fire!
Raise your glasses with me and say it, "Next year in...PERFECT HEALTH!"
There is only one way to die- With a full stomach and a good tan.
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 10:18 am
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Sorry to hear about your flu Jen.
Your kneidalach are definitely original . We had good ones yesterday at our religious relatives ( religious relatives are a real bonus during the jewish feasts, as we are completely secular ) though we had to wait for them nearly a whole hour - because they read all the haggadah, including the small lettered words. She did them in the classical way - adding a lot of fried onions - bad health wise but very tasty ,though not fluffy.
There were lot of kids , and songs continued well into the night. Actually, once or twice a year, I love being traditional...
Now that the seder is over, we can return to normal life....
Maybe next year .. in perfect health AND in Jerusalem???
No more war, more good, unhealthy matzo balls once a year!!!
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Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 2:13 pm
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Thanks for the in depth recipe Knife...I shall try it this week!
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With my parents dining as guests of a Druze friend at an air force base in Israel, and my brother managing just fine without me, I admit I felt a little left out, but glad all had a good time. I managed to scrounge up a last minute invitation for a throw-together dinner and it was marvelous, actually. With little contributions from everyone, it was just good to share stories and look for inventive new uses for bad matzo.
I, too recall attending orthodox seders that went by the letter, by the book, running until the sun came up. Often there would only be enough time for a nap and a second setting of the table, and then back at it one more time (usually faster than the night before).
I confess that I missed that familiar scent and sensuous taste of schmaltz, onions and gribenes (chicken fat, carmelized ontion and chicken cracklings) in my matzo ball this year. I got to tell my other so in a phone call the next morning, which I am sure tickled her to no end.
Rachael, please let me know how your Iguana comes out! I used boneless, skinless chicken thighs because Iguana is hard to come by in Oregon
There is only one way to die- With a full stomach and a good tan.
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Specialty Compounding Sterile Products: FDA Alert - Bacterial Infections
Audience: Pharmacy, Patient, Health Professional
[Update 08/11/2013] FDA News Release is now available.
[Update 08/10/2013] Specialty Compounding, LLC has announced a voluntary nationwide recall of all lots of unexpired sterile products. The recall applies to all unexpired sterile compounded products dispensed since May 9, 2013, including all strengths and dosage forms. The recall was initiated after reports of bacterial infection affecting 15 patients at two Texas hospitals, Corpus Christi Medical Center Doctors Regional and Corpus Christi Medical Center Bay Area, whose treatment included IV infusions of calcium gluconate from Specialty Compounding. There is a potential association between the infections and the medication at this time.
Recalled products were distributed directly to hospitals and physician offices in Texas. Recalled products were also sent directly to patients located nationwide with the exception of North Carolina.
Refer to the Firm Press Release for additional details.
[Posted 08/09/2013]
ISSUE: Bacterial infections have been potentially associated with contaminated calcium gluconate infusions produced by Specialty Compounding, Cedar Park, TX.
FDA has received reports of 15 adverse events experienced by patients in two hospitals. The 15 patients received an infusion of calcium gluconate 2 grams in Sodium Chloride 0.9% for Injection, which was supplied by Specialty Compounding. The patients then developed bacterial bloodstream infections caused by Rhodococcus equi. These infections are thought to be related to the infusions. Cultures from an intact sample of calcium gluconate compounded by Specialty Compounding show growth of bacteria that are consistent with Rhodococcus species.
FDA is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Texas state officials to investigate the cause of these bacterial infections.
BACKGROUND: Calcium gluconate by infusion can be used to treat conditions associated with low calcium levels in certain circumstances.
RECOMMENDATION: FDA is alerting health care professionals not to use any sterile products supplied by Specialty Compounding, Cedar Park, TX.
Healthcare professionals and patients are encouraged to report adverse events or side effects related to the use of these products to the FDA's MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program:
- Complete and submit the report Online: www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/index.cfm
- Download form or call 1-800-332-1088 to request a reporting form, then complete and return to the address on the pre-addressed form, or submit by fax to 1-800-FDA-0178
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The second annual Hope College HOPEYs award ceremony will be held Monday, April 16, beginning at 7 p.m. at DeVos Fieldhouse.
The HOPEYs are an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of Hope's student-athletes and athletic teams as well as recognize the seniors from the class of 2012.
The recipients are determined in a vote of student-athletes based on nominations in the following categories: Exceptional Game, Exceptional Performance in an Individual Event, Outstanding Team, Male Athlete of the Year, Female Athlete of the Year, MIAA Championship Performance, Newcomer of the Year, Best Clutch Performance, Best Breakthrough Athlete, Best Breakthrough Team, Best Record-Breaking Performance, Role Player of the Year and the Karen Page Courage Award.
Hope alumni H-Club blankets will presented to 68 seniors for their participation in the intercollegiate program.
The public is invited. A five dollar admission fee will be asked with proceeds going to the Hope College Cancer Research Fund which provides stipends to students doing collaborative cancer research at the college and Van Andel Institute in Grand Rapids.


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We have a SQL Server 2005 database that uses merge replication to sync to SQL Compact Edition subscriptions. We added a column to a table using:
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The SQL CE subscriptions will not sync, giving this error:
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We figured out that the MSDN docs are in error, and that we should have used sp_repladdcolumn. But now we are trying to fix the sync problem. We have reinitialized all subscriptions and generated a new snapshot, but we still get the same sync error.
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A part of a rocket weighing several hundred pounds washed up in the Florida Keys and was found floating by shark researchers, said Arianespace, the European consortium that launches commercial satellites.
The part is believed to have been from a mission conducted sometime in the past two years, the Miami Herald reported.
When the rockets are launched, they are supposed to break apart and sink in the Atlantic Ocean, but this piece remained intact, traveling hundreds of miles to an area about 70 miles west of Key West, according to the report.
"Ordinarily the fairing sinks to the ocean floor, becoming an artificial reef. From time to time, a strong ocean current washes one ashore," said Aaron Lewis, communications director for Arianespace Inc. in Washington, D.C.
Wes and Theo Pratt found the piece on July 4th after they had kayaked the half-mile from Garden Key in Key West in hopes of studying sharks, the report said.
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But after finding the rocket part in the sand, they shifted their focus. They asked for help from a ranger at Dry Tortugas National Park, but were still unable to get the piece out of the water, according to the report.
Instead, they tied a light to the large object and waited for the high tide. The piece floated and they were finally able to tow it out of the water, the report said.
They took pictures and the park manager researched the origins of the piece. That's when they realized they had found a piece of a European rocket, according to the report.
"It is part of the fairing, or 'nose cone,' of an Ariane 5 launch vehicle," Lewis said. "The Ariane 5 — which is manufactured in Europe — is launched from a state of the art facility in Kourou, French Guiana in South America."
The piece will be temporarily on display in Garden Key before the park figures out how to dispose of it, the report said.
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Yet Knight's view of economics and society was hardly simple or singular. He believed in the market because its alternatives were worse. Knight perceived unanticipated dangers that would challenge every effort to manipulate the economy or engineer society. Though his aversion to planning became increasingly unfashionable, he maintained it throughout the New Deal years, arguing that there probably was "no answer to the business cycle: maybe we have to let it take its course." His conservatism rested on the belief that most people failed to appreciate life's complexity and uncertainty. He doubted the possibility of anyone's knowing "the true, the good, and the beautiful."
Knight's economic philosophy was deeply influenced also by his view of history and his recognition of social change. He understood that an individual's sense of need could be subjected to exploitation, and he acknowledged the growing impact of advertising as an important factor in economic change.
Knight's relationship with the University had its stormy moments, especially during the administration of Robert M. Hutchins. Knight attacked proposals made by President Hutchins which he feared might threaten faculty independence. Throughout all his public discussions with intellectuals of the day ran his suspicion of any philosophy that suggested control or limitations on personal freedom. Time and again, opponents of Knight felt the sting of his biting prose and his unswerving logic.
Later in his career, Knight developed his theories of freedom, democracy, religion, and ethics. He relished the chance to debate opponents. As a member of the Committee on Social Thought, Knight contributed significantly to the academic disputes that raged throughout much of his tenure at the University. His barely concealed disdain for persons whom he felt compromised their positions, or were unwilling (or unable) to bring clearly defined ideals and goals into the fray, was evident in his characteristically detailed letters. While Knight once wrote that the original sin was "the human propensity to be simpleminded," his actions suggest that an unwillingness to take a stand must have been a near second.
Personal morality in an impersonal society became an equally important issue for Knight. He was concerned about the standards used to guide societal behavior. Strongly anticlerical, he rejected religion for what he saw as its irrationality and uncritical thinking and for its restrictions on intellectual curiosity. Knight argued instead for an unfettered and uncompromising search for truth, a path he took throughout his career.
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For a guy who took the same tough guy role from the British soccer field to the British big screen -- Vinnie Jones is pushing his improbable acting gig into extra time.
Jones has made the move onto American television, signing on for NBC's "The Cape" as a series regular, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
He'll play a powerful criminal named Scales in the midseason drama. Scales is described as a man with a freakish skin condition that gives him the appearance of green and gold scales.
While the part is new, working into the criminal mind is not new for the Welsh-born Jones. He's a veteran of Guy Ritchie's criminal movies after a huge-breakout part in "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" (1998). He even managed to establish a catch phrase moment as Big Chris.
"It's been emotional," he said with his other trademark, the furrowed brow.
He returned for Ritchie's "Snatch" (2000) with the same demeanor and a new fun nickname -- Bullet Tooth Tony. He hasn't shown the greatest range, but then again, attempting range might not be the best idea. I actually saw him perform at a charity function at Shakespeare's Globe Theater and, to his credit, he still did the Bard by way of Vinnie Jones. He'll likely not bend too much on network television.
"The Cape" is about a cop framed for murder and presumed dead who assumes the identity of his son's favorite comic book hero while waging war against those who wronged him.


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The 2nd Amendment states - "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." To me this has always meant that there may be a necessity for normal everyday people to take up arms in defence of the country as members of the militia. I do not believe it was the intention of the founding fathers that weapons should be freely available to all and sundry to carry on their person as and when they choose without let or hindrance! But then again I'm a brit so what do I know?
As a U.S, citizen I read it the same way.
I third that.
I fourth it!
And you are all wrong. If you wish to know the intent of the founding fathers for the 2nd Amendment then read the Federalist Papers.
A governed people cannot form a Militia to defend themselves and their Free State, if they have no arms (ie. weapons of common usage).
All gun-control laws are direct violations of the 2nd Amendment, "shall not be infringed." is obligatory and not open to interpretation, it is a directive not a suggestion.
The Constitution and it's Amendments are Prime Law and hold sway over all other laws where they conflict.
The Constitution is a living document and can be changed by a new amendment, if the elected officials don't like the 2nd Amendment, they can follow the rules and change it.
But instead following the rules they violate them, while at the same time expecting us to obey the rules they themselves pass into new laws. The hypocrisy of this is palpable and disrespectful of all those who have given theirs lives to establish and protect the freedom and liberty we all now enjoy.
Stay Armed, Stay Free.
Right on Gregg! It would be nice to have leaders who actually followed our constitution rather than trying to work around it and create loop holes that were never there. I wish we could go back to when times were simpler and our government was actually working for the good of the people rather than the good of their pocket books....
Gregg. What you miss is the "A well regulated Militia" part.. Now, we had a militia at the time because we had no standing military force. Why? Because several of the Founding Fathers distrusted a formal military and felt it could be used to over-throw the government. That said, we currently have no federally backed militias. Why? Because we have a standing military force, which makes the idea of militias an obsolete concept. That being the case, there is no infringement of the 2nd Amendment if there are no militias..
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed
It says "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state". Note the comma, then it says "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed". The militia wouldn't be a militia without guns. The second part says in no uncertain terms that the "people" have the right to keep and bear arms. And further, "shall not be infringed". I really don't understand people that can't get it. Obviously many politicians can't read or able to obey it and seems many people don't understand it either.
check out Penn and Teller:
The problem here is not taking it as a whole.. as a whole they're saying that a well-regulated milita needs to be armed in order to protect the country that being the case the right to bear arms won't be taken away.. so again this comes back to those first 6 words which are key to the rest of the Amendment.. "A well regulated militia being necessary"..We have an standing army so the well-regulated militia is not actually necessary, that being the case.. the 2nd Amendment is out-dated, obsolete and unneeded.
In respect to the video... a militia is a non-professional group of people getting together to fight at the command of a trained commander.. At the time of the Constitution the local militia comprised of white land-owners who were called upon to fight.
The closest modern day comparison would be akin to an Army Sargent going into a neighborhood giving guns to all those who can shoot and telling them to be ready to grab those guns when the appropriate call is made And that he will lead them into battle when its time..That is what the militia was during the time of the Constitution. That is not what we have now..
What we have now is a formally trained paid military force, which is a far cry from a militia.
The misunderstanding of the 2nd Amendment comes not from people's inability to read, but their inability to understand punctuation and basic sentence structure. Not to mention not fully understanding the difference between a militia and a standing army..
Here's a simple test. Does the phrase "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." stand on its own grammatically? Certainly. How about the phrase "A well-regulated militia being necessary for a free state?". No, definitely not. It is not a complete thought. In linguistics this is known as a "dependent clause". It takes its' meaning from the idependend clause. The 2nd could be rewritten as "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed (because they form the basis of) a well-regulated militia that is necessary for a free state." A militia is NOT made up of professional soldiers by definition. It is simply drawn from the population at large. If you want your potential militia members to be ready for combat it's a hell of a lot cheaper for them to provide their own equipment than the national government. If you check the history back then this is actually stated and attempted. :) It didn't quite work as planned (mostly only people on the frontiers worried about buying guns - go figure!) and so they had a smaller base of properly equipped and trained people than they had hoped for and this really hurt during the War of 1812!
I have to reply to Kris Feenstra up here as there is no reply link to him after his last post.
Here is a common example often used to illustrate the 2nd. "A well-educated populace being necessary for a free state, the right of the people to own and read books shall not be infringed." Do you find yourself disagreeing with this statement? Do you interpret this to mean that you have to be a member of a well-educated populace in order to own and read books? Or do you read this as the right of the people to own and read books as being essential to there being a well-educated populace? The preamble does aid in the clarify of the intent of the main clause when there is conflict in its interpretation, but that conflict has to exist first before it is applied. Otherwise it's just rhetoric. Look up the term "preamble" in Black's Law Dictionary. :)
Kris, This is the first I've heard Penn's position too..
Now I will admit, I agree with him on his atheist views, but certainly not his political views..


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"The Fujitsu STYLISTIC Q702 has completely fulfilled our expectations in terms of connectivity and performance. This hybrid tablet is very light and can be used as both a Windows 8 touchscreen device and a laptop. At the CeBIT trade fair, 60 of our employees used this device to generate thousands of leads"
Monika Friedrich, Fairs & Events Manager, Microsoft Deutschland GmbH
Microsoft is the world-leading provider of standard software, services and solutions, which help people and businesses of all sectors and sizes to achieve their full potential. Security and reliability, innovation and integration, openness and interoperability are the focus for all Microsoft product developments. Microsoft Deutschland GmbH is the second largest foreign subsidiary of the Microsoft Corporation. It is responsible for product marketing and customer and partner support in Germany. It works with around 37,000 local partner companies. As well as its headquarters in the town of Unterschleißheim in the district of Munich, Microsoft Deutschland GmbH has six locations around Germany.
Direct customer contact is still highly important for IT enterprises, even in our modern, internet-centric world. This is why Microsoft continues to attend the world's largest IT trade fair, CeBIT in Hannover. Microsoft Deutschland GmbH wanted to offer targeted information to attendees, both during and after CeBIT, on the basis of a qualified discussion at their stand or in the nearby lounge area. The software company was looking for a suitable mobile device to conveniently record customer information during the lead generation process.
Microsoft decided on the Fujitsu STYLISTC Q702, a tablet computer which can also be turned into a fully-functional notebook PC. The STYLISTIC Q702 has a touchscreen to make full use of Windows 8 touch functionality. A total of 60 Microsoft and partner employees were deployed to CeBIT 2013 with these light mobile devices to generate leads.
Microsoft's stand was one of the largest at CeBIT 2013 at over 3,000 square meters. Over 160,000 visitors were informed about new products and services by Microsoft and its 45 partners during the trade fair. Christine Foest was responsible for lead management at CeBIT. The 60-strong team, with STYLISTIC Q702 tablets in hand, talked to attendees and recorded their areas of interest using electronic questionnaires. "The integrated camera was very practical. We used it to read the barcodes on attendees' badges to ensure that their names and addresses were recorded correctly," explains Foest. "That saved a lot of time, meaning we could begin the conversation about our solutions much more quickly."
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In Lee, Mast Way School third and fourth grade students learn how to protect their school garden with row covers. The students planted their garden in September and will harvest their vegetables through Thanksgiving because of the row covers' cold protection. The Walmart 4-H Healthy Living Grant funded the purchase of the garden materials. UNH Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Lorrie O'Connor led the effort. For more information on starting a school garden, contact the UNH Cooperative Extension Rockingham office in Brentwood at (603) 679-5616.
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I was alerted by Julie Goucher on Google+ today to these Golden Rules from GotGenealogy.com . I like the way it emphasizes sharing in numbers 9 and 10.
I liked the list so much that I have downloaded it here for my reference and for the interest of those who may not have seen it before.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Golden Rules
4 comments:
- Celia Lewis said...
Superb! I've saved it for sharing with my beginner students in genealogy.
- September 30, 2013 at 2:40 AM
- Tracing Family Branches said...
Love it!
- September 30, 2013 at 10:42 AM
- Lilian's Tree said...
thanks Jill, interesting, I loved #12, that is so true
- September 30, 2013 at 8:20 PM
- Sharon said...
Yes I love it too. So true.
I do like to share my finds with family (which is why I blog) but hate it when it someone else puts my work on ancestry or their family tree as if they were the originator, without giving me credit.
Oh Well. At least the information is out there I suppose.
- September 30, 2013 at 10:05 PM
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Government admits Bruce Ivins did not have access to necessary lab equipment
Steve Watson
July 20, 2011
In a remarkable turn of events that has been relatively buried in the headlines this week, the Justice Department called into serious question a key pillar of the criminal case against the FBI's prime suspect in the 2001 anthrax attacks, before completely reversing it's own conclusion just days later.
As reported by the New York Times today:
Embarrassed Justice Department officials rushed on Tuesday to correct their own filing in a lawsuit over the 2001 anthrax letters after learning that it appeared to contradict the Federal Bureau of Investigation's conclusion that Bruce E. Ivins, an Army scientist, prepared the deadly powder in his Army laboratory.
In the filing dated July 15, Justice Department lawyers noted that the Army's biodefense center at Fort Detrick, Md., "did not have the specialized equipment in a containment laboratory that would be required to prepare the dried spore preparations that were used in the letters."
In other words, Ivins' lab, often referred to as the "hot suite", did not contain the equipment needed to turn liquid anthrax into the refined powder that ended up being mailed to members of the Senate and reporters in the fall of 2001.
The filing was made as part of a government defense against a lawsuit brought by the family of Robert Stevens, Photo Editor of The Sun in Florida and the first victim who died as a result of the attack. The court papers containing the Justice Department contradiction were discovered and reported last week by a reporter for the PBS program Frontline, which is working on a forthcoming documentary on the case with McClatchy Newspapers and ProPublica.
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In excerpts from one of more than a dozen depositions made public in the case last week, the current chief of of the Bacteriology Division at the Army laboratory, Patricia Worsham, said it lacked the facilities in 2001 to make the kind of spores in the letters.
Ivins, who was found dead in 2008 from an apparent suicide at the same time the government was about to indict him, was identified by the FBI's "Amerithrax Task Force" as the lone perpetrator of the attacks that killed five people and infected 17 others in the weeks immediately following 9/11.
The FBI based it's entire case against Ivins on the fact that the microbiologist had access to the necessary equipment in the government lab at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases where he worked.
When the Justice Department realized that the latest court filing cast serious doubt on these claims about the anthrax attack, it did a 180 flip flop and sent the court a "list of corrections".
What the filing should have said, the department wrote, was that while the Army lab did not have a lyophilizer, a freeze-drying machine, in the space where Dr. Ivins usually worked, there was a lyophilizer and other equipment in the building that he could have used to dry the anthrax into powder.
Even if this was the case, which is still highly questionable, it still significantly weakens the case against Ivins as the lone assailant, because it means he would have had to have access different areas of the building and use the equipment in those areas for some time without being noticed.
It also means that the fact that others who worked in the lab were not sickened becomes even more of a key indicator that Ivins did not prepare the anthrax spores as the FBI and the government has claimed he did.
Paul Kemp, Ivins' lead defense attorney, said Monday that the department's concession that the equipment wasn't available "is at direct variance to the assertions of the government on July 29, 2008," the day Ivins died, thus "invalidating one of the chief theories of their prosecution case."
This latest contradiction adds to the already voluminous unanswered questions and contradictory evidence surrounding the case.
Earlier this year a report produced by a panel of independent scientists asserted that there was not enough scientific evidence for the FBI to convict Ivins, vindicating those who have consistently pointed to a deeper conspiracy behind the case.
The $1.1 million report, commissioned by the FBI and produced by The National Academies of Sciences, concluded that the FBI has overstated the science in its investigation into the microbiologist.
The report cast doubt on the supposed link between a flask of anthrax found in Ivins' office and letters containing the bacterial spores that were mailed to NBC News, the New York Post, and the offices of then-Sen. Tom Daschle and Sen. Patrick Leahy.
"The scientific link between the letter material and flask number RMR-1029 is not as conclusive as stated in the DOJ Investigative Summary," the 190 page report stated.
"Although the scientific evidence was supportive of a link between the letters and that flask, it did not definitively demonstrate such a relationship, for a number of reasons," said Dr. David Relman, a bioterrorism expert at Stanford University School of Medicine who served as vice chair of the review committee. "Our overarching finding was that it is not possible to reach a definitive conclusion about the origins of the B. anthracis in the mailings based on the available scientific evidence alone."
"This shows what we've been saying all along: that it was all supposition based on conjecture based on guesswork, without any proof whatsoever," lawyer Paul Kemp told The Washington Post.
"For years, the FBI has claimed scientific evidence for its conclusion that anthrax spores found in the letters were linked to the anthrax bacteria found in Dr. Ivins's lab," said Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa). The report "shows that the science is not necessarily a slam-dunk. There are no more excuses for avoiding an independent review."
Of course, there will not be an independent review any time in the near future because, as Glenn Greenwald of Salon has pointed out, all efforts to move in that direction have been aggressively blocked by the Obama Administration:
President Obama — in what I think is one his most indefensible acts — actually threatened to veto the entire intelligence authorization bill if it included a proposed bipartisan amendment (passed by the House) that would have mandated an independent inquiry into the FBI's anthrax investigation.
Indeed, the veto threat issued by the Obama White House was refreshingly (albeit unintentionally) candid about why it was so eager to block any independent inquiry: "The commencement of a fresh investigation would undermine public confidence in the criminal investigation and unfairly cast doubt on its conclusions."
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Ivins' death provided a neat tie up to the case, which was officially closed last year by The Justice Department. However, a clear motive was never determined, and no one ever reported seeing Ivins prepare anthrax spores or mail the supposed letters.
Previous assertions by a former colleague and friend of Bruce Ivins, and the original suspect in the FBI's investigation into the attacks, have also raised serious questions.
Shortly after Ivins' death, Dr. Ayaad Assaad, an Egyptian-born toxicologist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, declared that Ivins did not kill himself and was not behind the attack at all.
Assaad made the comments in an interview with a local Fort Detrick newspaper in September 2008.
The Frederick News Post reported:
Assaad, who worked in a U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease lab at Fort Detrick from 1989 to 1997 developing a vaccine for ricin, said in an interview Saturday he does not believe Ivins was guilty.
"He's a great man. He's honorable, sincere, honest and most important, he didn't kill five people and he didn't kill himself," Assaad told the newspaper.
Assaad knew Ivins well, not only were they colleagues but their four children were all classmates In Frederick.
Assaad was extensively questioned by the FBI On October 1, 2001, a fortnight after the first anthrax letters were mailed. It later emerged that the FBI's lead, a letter from an unidentified person who claimed Assaad was planning a biological terrorist attack, was false.
The mystery letter identified Assaad as a former USAMRIID microbiologist and also pinpointed his time at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harford County, indicating that whoever sent it had access to detailed army records.
The anonymous letter was sent shortly after 9/11 but before anyone knew about the anthrax-laced letters. On October 5, 2001, about 10 days after the anonymous letter was mailed, Robert Stevens became the first of five individuals to die from an anthrax infection, indicating that someone had wanted to frame Assaad for the attacks.
"This anthrax issue is part of a much bigger issue," Assaad also commented. "The roots of corruption are so deep in (USAMRIID), and this is the thing that the people in Frederick don't understand."
Former government biological weapons legislator Dr Francis Boyle shares Assaad's view that Ivins has been used as a patsy in a larger cover up.
"Ivins is only the latest dead microbiologist." Boyle has previously stated, "You also have to tie into this the large numbers of dead microbiologists that have appeared since around the summer before these events, when the New York Times revealed the existence of the covert anthrax weapons programs run by the CIA, and that too is in the public record."
In September 2007, Ivins sent an e-mail to himself, in which he said he knew of the identity of the anthrax killer, without actually stating who he believed it to be. It is not known why he did this. Prior to his death in 2008, he told friends that government agents were hounding him and his family.
Related Reading:
Government Biological Weapons Legislator: Anthrax Inside Job Cover Up Continuing
Demand that the FBI Reveal How Much of Ivins' Anthrax Sample was Taken by Other People
Insights Into the Question of Whether the Anthrax was Weaponized
The Anthrax Attack Was a Classic False Flag Operation Targeting Arabs
Hair Samples in Anthrax Case Don't Match
Proof that Ivins Couldn't Have Done It (At Least Not Alone)
Handwriting Analysis Fails to Tie Ivins to Anthrax Letters
The Killer Anthrax Did Not Even Originate at Fort Detrick
FBI said to have stalked Ivins' family
Colonel Anderson Refutes False Allegations Against Dr. Ivins
Explained: Why The Anthrax Strain Was Found in Ivins' Office
Questions about the Anthrax Suspect and His Interactions with Mental Health Professionals
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Olbermann Countdown: Anthrax Attacks Inside Job?
Scientists Question FBI Probe On Anthrax: Ivins Could Not Have Been Attacker, Some Say
Anthrax Suspect Was Involuntarily Committed to Psychiatric Hospital Shortly Before His Death
The FBI Admits It Has No Case Against Ivins
Anthrax Attack Was State-Sponsored Terror (But the State Was America)
My Conversation With a Ft. Detrick Scientist
Ivins Can Defend Himself in Court and Obtain Justice Against the FBI
Attorney: Ivins never knew he was 'the suspect'
Ivins Could Not Have Applied High-Tech Coating to the Killer Anthrax
The Biowar Story Not Told In The Aftermath Of A Scientist's Suicide
Related video: Prof. Francis Boyle on The Alex Jones Show August 21, 2008 – Anthrax "Inside Job"
Steve Watson is the London based writer and editor for Alex Jones' Infowars.net, and Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics at The University of Nottingham in England.
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"I can do things other people can't," the man says with becoming modesty, and can he ever. Cauterize deep wounds with a single glance, leap tall buildings in a single bound, things like that. Those rumors you've been hearing are true: Superman is back in town.
But "Man of Steel" is not your father's Superman (there's no kryptonite in sight), or your grandfather's for that matter. It features brooding, buff British actor Henry Cavill as a muscular yet sensitive type (think Jack Kerouac spending way too much time in the gym) trying to find himself, torn between his Krypton roots and his Kansas upbringing. Who said being a superhero was easy?
"Man of Steel" is similarly torn. Directed by Zack Snyder and written by David S. Goyer from a story by Goyer and Christopher Nolan (who also produced), this film is pulled in different directions, delivering satisfactions without managing to be completely satisfying.
Given the "Dark Knight" trilogy's Nolan and Goyer's involvement, it's no surprise that "Man of Steel" is conceptualized in the Batman mold, a dark end of the street extravaganza where, theoretically at least, epic vision would be joined with dramatic heft. It hasn't worked out quite that way.
On the plus side, the Goyer/Nolan story is well-imagined in terms of broad outlines that are more science fiction than superhero. We follow the boy Kal-El from literally the moment of his birth on Krypton to his troubled younger years on Earth as Clark Kent to his assumption of the mantle of supermanhood just in time to face an intergalactic threat that if unchecked would, yes, mark the end of human life.
This conceptualization works because "Man of Steel" is well-cast (courtesy of Lora Kennedy and Kristy Carlson) starting at the top with Cavill. He's a superb choice for someone who needs to convincingly convey innate modesty, occasional confusion and eventual strength.
Ably supporting him on Earth are Kevin Costner and Diane Lane as adoptive parents Jonathan and Martha Kent, as well as Amy Adams, such a dead-on selection for uber-intrepid journalist Lois Lane (she's a Pulitzer Prize winner!) that she was up for the role previously.
Also effective are the folks from Krypton, including Russell Crowe as super-serious scientist Jor-El, Kal-El's father, Michael Shannon as the relentless Gen. Zod and German actress Antje Traue as the general's right hand Faora-Ul. (Who thinks up these names?)
But for all its positive aspects, including a noteworthy visualization of the dying planet Krypton from production designer Alex McDowell and his team, "Man of Steel" is only partially realized.
While its ambition and scope pull one way, its pinched and unconvincing sense of drama pull the other. Whatever strengths director Snyder revealed in films like "300" and "Watchmen," making stories like this emotionally convincing is not one of them.
Snyder does have a fondness and a facility for action set pieces, and "Man of Steel" is chockablock with hand-to-hand combat, hurtling cars, huge explosions and howling infernos. Unfortunately, these pitched battles are so numerous that the effect is numbing, leaving us battered and bludgeoned rather than exhilarated.
This is the case right from the film's beginnings on Krypton, a planet that practically disintegrates before our eyes as Jor-El and wife Lara Lor-Van (Ayelet Zurer) strive to save the life of their infant son, the planet's "first natural birth in centuries." (Don't ask.)
As the unyielding Gen. Zod leads a rebellion against the planet's feckless leadership, Jor-El decides on a rocket to Earth as his son's future: "a seemingly intelligent population" is his throwaway line about its residents. "He'll be an outcast, a freak, they'll kill him," worries mom, while dad insists "he'll be a god." Which shows how much parents know.
Once the drama moves to Earth, "Man of Steel" cleverly picks up the story with the erstwhile Kal-El, now Clark Kent, as a rootless young man in his 20s, a tormented soul who wants to use his superpowers for good but fears what humans will say if he does. (Shots of the costume-less Clark doing the occasional good deed bare-chested so emphasize the impressive physique Cavill achieved via months of exercise that his body looks computer-enhanced.)
With this as a starting part, "Man of Steel" flashes back to the troubles that the boy Clark had adjusting to Earth as he gets used to X-ray vision and super hearing as well as taunts from his Smallville classmates. (Reading Plato as a kid probably didn't help.)
It all changes for Clark when three things happen almost at once: He has a cute meet with the intrepid Ms. Lane; he connects with the spirit of Jor-El, who fills him in on his history; and he has to contend with the invasive presence of Gen. Zod, who is willing to destroy Earth to get his hands on something essential called the Codex that Clark unknowingly brought with him from Krypton.
If all of this isn't exactly clear, it's because "Man of Steel's" plot tends to veer off into confusion as well as excess, inclinations that the film's lack of a deft emotional touch only emphasizes. As Clark Kent could testify, being all-around super is a challenge not every film can meet.
'Man of Steel'
MPAA rating: PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi violence, action and destruction and some language.
Running time: 2 hours, 23 minutes.
Playing: In general release.


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