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It's different from the articles because it is the only one I have read expressly from an Islamic POV. And also because it's written by an academic, rather than a movie critic.
Not quite sure this is where to post, but ran across this review of the DC and thought I'd pass it along.
Kingdom of Heaven: Directors Cut
"They want to cut HOW many minutes?"
I recently finished working on a USC thesis by a director who absolutely adores Ridley Scotts Kingdom of Heaven. The directors cut! he always adds. This is one of those quirks of film students and movie buffs in general that I adore, the insistence that if you are going to watch a movie, you must watch this particular edition / cut / release. I can think of three films off the top of my head where the non-theatrical release is absolutely required (Aliens, Alien 3, Blade Runner also by Ridley Scott, aka King of the Directors Cut) so it is a quirk that I cherish and embrace.
Anyway, after hearing so much about this movie, I decided to give it a try. I should note: I have never seen the theatrical cut and have no intention of doing so. The directors cut opens with Ridley himself telling me that its better! What kind of person would I be if I ignored Ridley Scott? A bad person, thats who.
From what I can glean off of the Wikipedia page, entire plot lines, characters and important relationships were hewn from the film to make it simpler and shorter. Its the age-old story. The studio is handed a square peg but they only know how to make round holes, so they whittle off the corners so it can fit. Its the inherent paradox of big-budget filmmaking in the studio system. Sometimes it takes a whole lot of money to tell the story you want to tell ($130 million for Kingdom of Heaven) but to get that kind of money in the first place you become beholden to studio executives who have no interest in art, just the investment, and think in terms of audience draw, not audience impact. Understandably so $130 million is a lot of money and itd be stupid to not care what happens with it.
Some directors can get away with creative freedom on big-budget projects; James Cameron certainly does. I suspect that even Michael Bay falls into this category, but just because by the time the studio execs come up with some insipid, lowest-common-denominator crap to throw into Transformers 5, hes already beat them to it. Others can never catch a break in the big leagues and must scramble for every dollar to see their vision through (Terry Gilliam springs instantly to mind). Ridley Scott seems to have fallen somewhere in the middle. Some of his films came along splendidly (Gladiator had some script drama, but as near as I can tell from my admittedly removed point of view, Scott got what he wanted, how he wanted it) and some of them were butchered by marketing departments (most infamously, Blade Runner).
Kingdom of Heaven, then, falls into the latter category. Unless your name is Peter Jackson and youre making a movie about hobbits or giant apes, there isnt much room for epic films in Hollywood, especially if your epic is not really about killin a lot of dudes, but about honor and gasp religion. Sure, there is fighting in Kingdom of Heaven great fighting! but it is a relatively small part of the 194-minute runtime. At its heart, the film is about seeking redemption through God and finding it in ones actions instead. We are what we do, to paraphrase the film. Its a strong message, quite relevant today, but one that could easily be damaged by drowning it in action sequences and cutting out key relationships (the thieving, cruel monk in the beginning is his brother! Thats a big deal!)
Overall I was very impressed with Kingdom of Heaven (Directors Cut!). Beautifully shot, great soundtrack and sound design, excellent performances all the way around (Orlando Bloom well, more on that shortly). As a Deep Space 9″ nerd, Im always happy to see Alexander Siddig show up in movies. Eva Green was incredible but she needs to ease up on the eye shadow, come on, seriously, this aint no Twilight. Jeremy Irons, Brendan Gleeson, Liam Neeson, all great. I was pretty surprised to find out that King Baldwin IV was played by Edward Norton. I was wondering throughout the movie but didnt have the wherewithal to open up my laptop to find out. Huh! Whaddya know.
So, Orlando Bloom. I actually think he did an excellent job of portraying his character. If anything, he put more character into it than what was on the page. Which brings me to my one big complaint about the movie: the perfect knight protagonist.
How interesting is a character who says all the right things, makes all the right decisions, and never really has to struggle with anything (internally, anyway)? The answer is none, none more interesting. But thats Balians character through most of the movie. He starts off making one pretty bad (but totally justifiable) decision: stabbing his brother/monk with a hot sword and setting him on fire. After that, its clear sailing. His biggest issue is that God doesnt talk to him, so he doesnt feel that he has been forgiven for the sin of stabbing his brother with a red-hot sword and burning him to death. But other than a few shots of Balian looking down in the dumps, it doesnt really have much of an impact on his character or his actions. He swore to Liam Neeson to protect the defenseless, so he protects the defenseless. He promised to protect the king, so he protects the king. He makes brave, intelligent strategic decisions, refuses to let his emotions get the best of him and is generally an insufferable goody-goody. Every time he opens his mouth, a torrent of honor and nobility pours forth, causing eyes to roll and dreams of punching him in his smugly humble face spring unbidden to the minds of those around him. He even survives a shipwreck in the most disgustingly perfect way imaginable: he comes to, literally the only survivor (and of course, totally unharmed), has a sip of water from a dead mans canteen, then rides away on the one horse that also survived the crash (also totally unharmed). Well, no, thats not true. The horse runs away and Balian has to walk a bit before the horse comes back and THEN he rides. I take it back, hes not perfect I mean, he had to walk for a while there!
It says something when almost every other character in the film is more interesting and nuanced than your protagonist. Sibylla is manipulative and a schemer but cares so much for her child (who was cut entirely out of the theatrical release!) that she would rather allow a bloody war to unfold than watch him suffer. The Count of Tiberias is an honorable but weary man for whom peace is a fraying rope to which he clings desperately. Guy is a man driven nearly mad with ambition, pride and lust for glory. Even Saladin, an intelligent, careful leader who understands the absurdity and the tragedy of the situation they all share. All of them have a depth of character that Balian simply lacks. Critics were right to point out Orlandos performance was lacking, but I argue it had more to do with the script than with Mr. Bloom.
Theres only so much you can do with the perfect man.
The article has some nice pics with it, too!
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I agree about the chopping job editing did on the theatrical version. The Director's Cut IS the ONLY way to watch KOH. But BOOOO-HISSSS on his opinion of Balian (character lacking) and/or Orlando's performance (lacking because of script).
Why do people find someone of noble character and integrity a FAULT or consider that lacking? Everyone else was willing to "commit sin for the overall good or for their own good" but not Balian. This was part of his quest and destiny, to stand for good and honor. This brought him before a King, caused him to be honored before a King. He saved them all from destruction. I find this a sad commentary when people find a character like this in a film to be lacking, when in actuality, they are the only one who ISN'T lacking. Everyone else is.
Anyways, thanks for the article. On the bright side it is good to hear people are finding out KOH is an incredible masterpiece.
Okay, this guy was right to say Orlando's performance was excellent. However, how dare he bash Balian! Balian isn't a goody goody. What's wrong with a man who tries to do no wrong and speaks honor all the time? There's nothing "lacking" about that. This guy needs to learn his values and what makes a good character.
Great to see that Orlando's skill as an actor is being recognized, but this reviewer obviously knows very little about the setting, and he also paid very little attention to the character of Balian.
No internal struggle? What about his struggle with whether he ought to marry Sibylla and become king or not? What about his struggle with his status as a nobleman's illegitimate son? Balian's struggle to be perfect stems from feelings of self-doubt; he needs redemption, not only for his own sins, but also for that of his wife and possibly of his parents. He wonders why God doesn't speak to him. Is it because he is the fruit of an illicit and sinful liaison? He probably wondered whether Sibylla was using him, whether his affair was going to further condemn him in God's eyes, whether his wife was really burning in hell and suffering for her suicide, whether it was the right decision to not marry Sibylla and let Guy be king, and whether his child was wandering in limbo, barred from entering heaven because he was a stillborn and therefore not baptized. I find it very odd that people keep on treating the story as if it is set in the modern world, when it is not. The past is not just the modern world with swords and horses; it's an alien world with different values. KoH reflected that quite well, I thought.
ETA: Thanks for posting, Caseymochridh! I was so eager to defend Balian that I forgot my manners!
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Wow... your words blew me off, Telcontar. And even though I noticed the same points you mentioned I've not been faced with Balian's struggles that way yet... not that distinct... or I haven't let them come near me yet... eh... the latter would have to be the truth, actually...
And now I also read that review in depth... and I have to agree with you the more. Obviously the author suffered from the same phenomenon I suffered from: He was blinded by Orlando's appearance and thus did not see the struggles within... *shrugs*
Telcontar Rulz
I believe that to be true as well. Perhaps if Balian had not continued in strength, perhaps if he had cried himself to sleep at night, alone in his bed, or pitched a temper tantrum, then would Balian be heralded as a man of struggle and depth?
^No. Probably a wimp. See Paris in Troy. Or he was compared to a crazed rooster...
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Allow me to go off topic, but Happy Kingdom of Heaven Day!
To understand Balian is hard work for some people. It needs to leave the surface and dive into the character. There are not lots of critics, who are actually doing that . Otherwise it is impossible to hear again and again, good characters are boring or lacking personality.
@ N-Nan, you're right with asking, why the so called experts much too often call good characters lacking characters. No, they aren't lacking!
@ Telcontar-Rulz: Wonderful deep characterizing of Balian!
I think, a big problem for a lot of people, who did not get that, is the fact, that Balian is a very silent man. He does not talk about his problems, they are only visuable in his eyes. And - seriously, ladies - what man looks deep in another man's eyes? Only those, who are more interested in men than in women. So nearly none of the professional critics...
What man is man, who doesn't make the world better?
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Very good point. And perhaps in addition, it is just a job to them so they skim the surface when in actuality, they should see the movie more than once, and ponder what they've seen, before starting to write.
Absolutely right. In addition, I would say, they should activate the brain first...
What man is man, who doesn't make the world better?
Balian of Ibelin
Found some very nice current reviews here -
http://elflady.com/orlandolove/newre...treply&t=4327; and
Keeper of Legolas' Lothlorien Bow & White Knives
Thanks for finding out this nice comments. I can't read them often enough.
What man is man, who doesn't make the world better?
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On January 12th in 2004 the shooting for Kingdom of Heaven started in Spain.
Really ten years gone since this day? I can't believe that, especially, when I saw Orlando in "The Desolation of Smaug". No, he can't be ten years older! elf, eh ...?
Sir Ridley, Mr. Monahan, what do you think about a sequel? But - please - this time not chopped like the meat in a hamburger.
What man is man, who doesn't make the world better?
Balian of Ibelin
oh yes a sequel I have always LOVED the idea of Balian travelling to England and becoming Robin Hood *gg*
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Thoughts on Very Large Genealogy Files (VLGF)
There are those that accumulate a large number of names, usually through a form of record extraction, where they are following certain surnames or families in a small geographic area and simply collecting the names from parish records or something similar. The goal here is not to understand the people, document their lives or provide accurate sources, but merely to gather the names from the records. There may be valid reasons for doing this type of activity and, in fact, name extraction, as it is called, is used by anyone making an index of the people living in a certain area. But those who have huge files are not always involved in private name extraction. Today, accumulating a huge genealogy file is a whole lot easier.
All you have to do to accumulate thousands of names is copy the work already done by others. You don't have to worry about whether or not it is correct, because, of course it is correct or the person would not have put their file online. In fact, as genealogists, we are encouraged to do a "survey" of what others have previously accumulated in our family in order to avoid duplication. We dutifully copy all their work and thereby increase the duplication. In addition, we find that we have common ancestors. Many online genealogical databases, automatically inform you of connections (i.e. duplicate records) in others' family trees. Then, of course, if they happen to have more names than you have, you can just copy what they have and increase the size of your own file!
We are treating our genealogy files and ancestors as if they were friends on Facebook or contacts on LinkedIn. Rather than focus on the people, as individuals, they have become like baseball cards; names to be traded and we become upset because we are missing a name and thereby missing the "full set" of cards.
I just spoke to a woman who had published a surname book of her findings and her statement to me was, "I didn't include any source material, because that would have been too much work." So what is the point? Why are we accumulating the data without attribution or sources? We enjoy the lovely and sometimes inspirational stories about our ancestors and repeat them, with embellishments, without providing even a modicum of source material. How is that genealogy? Isn't it really historical fiction?
Some of the online family tree providers advertise the large number of "names" in their files, without regard for the number of duplicates. For example, presently, Ancestry.com claims 2,147,463,647 records in their Public Member Trees. How many of those are duplicates? In fact, Ancestry.com has made a significant effort to show you all the duplicates. If you put your own file online, Ancestry.com will give you green leaves, one for each copy of a name in your file it finds duplicated on someone else's tree.
There are those who argue that this accumulation of huge files and duplicates is a benefit, because, who knows? Somewhere in that pile there may be hint or something helping me to find more ancestors. This would be true if we were all doing our own work and trying to solve genealogical issues, but the multiple copies make it virtually impossible to distinguish between the wheat and the chaff. In our case today, it is mostly all chaff and what little wheat there is is usually useless.
Maybe we need to begin celebrating finding a source, as much or more than we do when we find a name? Maybe we need to begin asking those with large files to identify their sources? I have been working for over a year now, putting sources into FamilySearch.org's Family Tree program. Interestingly, over the same time period, unless I go back many generations, I find no one else who has added so much as a FindAGrave.com reference to anyone in my set of ancestors, except those being worked on by people associated with FamilySearch itself. Aren't we just running around in circles without sources?
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I just have a LGF in FTM and hear you on all of this. I recently started updating information in FamilySearch and trying to tie my family together with existing information. I found it all fairly easy. I tried the source thing and found it difficult, but today decided to give it another try. It is still difficult. I guess I am spoiled with ancestry.com where you find the source and it adds it. Is there an easier way? I have been finding the source, adding to my sources and then attaching it. I see I can have multiple windows open, and although easier, still seems very timeconsuming.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 9, 2013 at 9:48 AM
624 221 878 entries in the Family Trees
420 888 376 entries in the Library
93 208 785 entries in the Archive & Indexes
665 380 entries in the Pictures
1 639 713 entries in other documents
- AnonymousMay 9, 2013 at 10:42 AM
Great Article. I am one of those that have all my sources in my paper files but not in my Legacy. I am going to re-think this. Thanks for the articleReplyDelete
I agree with you on the futility of very large files without sources. I think that Family Tree on Family Search has the potential to make adding sources a really desirable thing. I like being able to add direct links to Census records and easily create custom source records. Similar to what you suggest, I now find myself looking at my ancestors to see which ones have the most sources and the most detail. Wikitree is similar (except that it is cumbersome with respect to citing Census records).ReplyDelete
Great post, really great. ThanksReplyDelete


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Critchley, A. D. J. and Howle, C. R. and Mayhew, C. A. and Tuckett, R. P. (2004) A selected ion flow tube study of the reactions of gas-phase cations with PSCl3. Chemical Physics, 303 (1-2). pp. 235-241. ISSN 03010104
Clark, Wendy and Jobanputra, Paresh and Barton, Pelham and Burls, Amanda (2004) The clinical and cost-effectiveness of anakinra for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis in adults: a systematic review and economic analysis. Technical Report. Queen's Printer and Contoller of HMSO, United Kingdom.
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Mumbai,Feb 19: Choreographer-turned-director Remo D'Souza, whose directorial venture ABCD
Any Body Can Dance did decent business at the box office, says that with a sequel in the offing there's pressure on him to surpass the set standards.
"The competition between them (the dancers) will increase as ABCD : Any Body Can Dance has set a standard. But it is going to be more tense for me because if I have to make a sequel then I will have to go above the set standard," the 38-year-old said at a fashion show organised by Smile Foundation.
Asked who, according to him, are the evergreen dancers in Bollywood, Remo said, "Mithun Chakraborty is an evergreen dancer. In heroines, Madhuri Dixit."
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George Platt, a former New York theatrical producer who became a promotions director for a garden supply firm, died of renal failure Oct. 6 at Envoy Rehabilitation and Nursing in Pikesville. He was 90 and lived in Owings Mills.
Born in Baltimore, he was the son of a grocer. The family lived on West Lanvale Street and on White Chapel Road in the Ashburton section of Northwest Baltimore.
He was a 1940 graduate of City College, where he performed in shows. During World War II, he served in the Army Air Corps and was stationed in Calcutta, India.
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Feeling the pain from the slumping semiconductor market, Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN) disclosed plans on Wednesday to cut about 1,700 jobs in an effort to generate annual savings of $450 million.
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The chip maker said it plans to take total charges of about $325 million, mostly in the fourth quarter, to pay for the restructuring.
TI said the move is part of management's efforts to focus the company's OMAP processors and wireless connectivity solutions on a broader set of applications with long life cycles. That marks a shift from TI's historical focus on the mobile market, which has been hit by shrinking demand as smartphone makers increasingly build their own chips.
"Momentum is already building with new embedded applications and a broad set of customers, and we are accelerating our efforts in these areas," Greg Delagi, senior vice president of TI's embedded processing business, said in a statement. "These job reductions are something we do with a heavy heart because they impact people we care deeply about."
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Songwriter, singer and former "American Idol" judge Kara DioGuardi has sold her home in Studio City for $6.3 million.
Built in 1923, the 7,600-square-foot French chateau-style house was renovated and expanded by DioGuardi and her husband, home builder Mike McCuddy. The five-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom home sits on 3 acres with an infinity pool and a hot tub. Features include a 23-foot-tall stone fireplace, herringbone walnut floors and a sauna.
DioGuardi, 42, was on the panel of "American Idol" for two seasons starting in 2009 and a judge on "Platinum Hit" in 2011. She has written hundreds of songs and worked with Celine Dion, Gwen Stefani, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Pink and "Idol" winner Kris Allen, among others. The record producer co-owns Arthouse Entertainment, a music publishing company. She is appearing on Broadway as Roxie Hart in the revival of "Chicago."
Public records show that DioGuardi bought the property in 2004 for $3.5 million.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Eighteen hits from ten different batters were too much for the MIT baseball team to handle, as WPI defeated the host Engineers in a 15-2 rout Thursday on Briggs Field. Looking for its second New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) matchup victory, MIT was left stunned as the team's record fell to 7-9 (1-6 NEWMAC) on the season, while WPI's improved to 15-5 (6-3).
WPI opened the scoring in the first as junior Bryan Watkins reached with a lead-off single through the middle and senior Jameson Kokolis brought him around with a shot over the left field fence. With the first homer allowed on Briggs Field this season, the visiting Engineers took an early 2-0 lead.
In the next inning, senior Joe Walsh nailed one down the left field line and out of play for a ground-rule double. A double by Watkins sent Walsh home and a triple by sophomore Nick Bean scored Watkins, extending the WPI lead to 4-0.
The third inning brought more trouble for the host Engineers, as MIT starter Chris Hendrix allowed a single by senior Paul Galligan and a double by senior Mark Dignum with only one out. Cameron Brown entered to relive for Hendrix (0-3), who left the game with 1 strikeout, 0 walks and on the hook for two runners and the loss.
With Brown on the mound, hits by Mitch McClune, Walsh and Bean drove in four runners for WPI, opening their lead to a comfortable 8-0.
In the bottom of the third, MIT senior Stewart Park got on base with a single through the right side and advanced on a stolen base. Dan Hyatt lined a shot to third base and reached on error, scoring Park and putting MIT on the board, trailing 8-1.
Two scoreless innings followed. Brown continued pitching through the fifth, stringing seven straight ground-outs to close his tenure; sophomore Columbus Leonard took over pitching duties for MIT in the sixth.
In the seventh, a walk and two fielding errors quickly loaded the bases for WPI. With ducks on the pond, senior Cody McGregor doubled down the left field line, driving home two. Walsh, the next to bat, hit into a fielder's choice, notching another RBI for the 11-1 lead.
WPI starter Thomas Whiting (2-0) finally retired after seven innings, tallying 3 strikeouts, 1 walk and only 1 run (0 earned) over 9 hits.
With senior Jason Forte on the mound, MIT's Will Blackman doubled to lead off the inning. Three batters later, Bryan Macomber reached on error, bringing Blackman home for Tech's second run. Forte had two strikeouts in the inning.
WPI kept up the pressure in the ninth. After an early fielding error, McClune, McGregor, Bean and Walsh made their way around the bases via hits from as McGregor, Watkins and John Flynn. WPI's four runs gave them an insurmountable 15-2 advantage with one at-bat remaining for MIT.
Leonard, who pitched 4.0 innings, had 3 strikeouts, 2 walks and 7 runs (0 unearned) on the day.
Freshman Joe Wesoloski made his collegiate debut on the mound during the bottom of the ninth. After recording 1 strikeout, he gave up a hit but finished unscathed as a 6-4-3 double play sealed the win for WPI.
With the victory, WPI's seniors become the winningest class in WPI history, logging an 85-51-1 record since 2007.
Both teams play again on Saturday, April 10, with MIT traveling to Coast Guard and WPI hosting Brandeis. Doubleheaders at both sites begin at 12 p.m.


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Monday, February 28, 2011
Peeps Peepsters (Milk & Dark Chocolate)
Just Born has been steadily expanding the Peeps line of products for the the past five years or so. Beyond just new colors and shapes for the iconic sugar crusted marshmallows, they've also delved into flavors and more recently, the addition of chocolate.
The newest member of the Peeps repertoire is Peeps Peepsters Chocolate with Marshmallow Flavored Creme. They come in two varieties, milk and dark chocolate and sound like an interesting new version, more about the chocolate and less about the marshmallow.
I found them at the drug store before Valentine's Day, so I paid full price for my bags - $3.99, which I found startling for 11 ounces of candy whose first ingredient was sugar and contained palm kernel oil.
I'll start with the Peepsters Milk Chocolate with Marshmallow Flavored Creme which are enclosed in an easy to spot yellow bag with brown and green trim. The pieces inside are visible through a little window and foil wrapped in a matte pastel assortment of yellow, orange and pink.
The pieces are a little bit bigger than a Rolo. They feel solid and firm. Even without unwrapping them a vague soft vanilla flavor wafted from the bag. The little domes on the pieces have a little Peep on them, but that's the only chicky thing about them. There's really nothing that otherwise makes these feel Peepy except that the packaging tells me so.
The chocolate is smooth and has an excellent snap (however, it is rather cold in Los Angeles right now, they've been sitting in the unheated Candy Blog studio, which is about 58 degrees right now). It's quite sweet but what's most notable about the creme center is how firm it is. It seems to have the same density as the chocolate. So biting into it is like biting into a thick chunk of chocolate. As you can see from the cross section, there's a lot of chocolate and not much filling.
The chocolate is sweet and milky, which adds to the marshmallow notes. The cream center does melt a bit on the tongue, kind of like a white chocolate but without the extra milk notes and malty flavor. Instead it's all vanilla and sweetness. I didn't get marshmallow at all. If this was served to me without a name, I don't think think I would have come up with marshmallow as a descriptor. The essential elements of marshmallow are missing. (Lightness, fluffiness and smooth melt.)
The Peepsters Dark Chocolate filled with Marshmallow Flavored Creme are similar to the milk counterpart. They come in a blue bag with white polka dots and the same brown trim. The foil wrapping on the pieces is blue, green and lilac. (So you could mix these in a bowl and knowing the key, pick out your preference.)
The dark chocolate contains milk fat, so it's not suitable for vegans ... but the creme center has milk products in it anyway. There is no gelatin in it though, so lacto-ovo vegetarians can indulge if they want to. The thickener used for the center is gum arabic.
The caloric density on the dark version is slightly higher, there are two more grams of fat per serving in this version.
Again there's nothing Peepish about these. They have a much more pronounced vanilla smells to them, and less of the milky notes.
The chocolate is deep and rich, though not entirely well rounded. There are bitter, woodsy notes of charcoal and a lack of fruity notes to balance it all out. So it's a very rough sort of flavors in combination - the one note sweet vanilla flavored center and then the cocoa powder outside. The balance of sweetness in this was much better though, so I definitely felt much less throat-searing on this version.
It's an interesting brand extension from a company that I've never really though of much more than a sugar candy manufacturer. The foil is cute, but the ratio of center to chocolate was a bit off for something that I thought was going to have the lightness of marshmallow. The attention to detail on the production though is much better than my recent experiences with the Chocolate Covered Peeps. The pieces were well made and protected appropriately by their wrappings. I like that there's no unnecessary food coloring used in the centers to make them violently yellow - so parents can feel better about giving these to kids. And for once vegetarians can enjoy a Peeps product.
But if I were to pick up an Easter themed cream, I think I'd stick with the Russell Stover eggs line, even though the ratio of chocolate to cream is pretty much the opposite.
UPDATE 11/29/2012: Just Born updated the packaging look for Peepsters this year, though the product remains the same. They also introduced a Christmas-themed version with red and green foil wrappings.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Rookie Alice Yeh totaled a career-high 12 points on 4-of-5 shooting from three-point range for MIT in its 58-44 loss to Mount Holyoke College on Saturday. As a team, the Engineers (7-14, 2-9 NEWMAC) made 9-of-15 attempts from behind the arc while only making five shots from the floor.
A trey by Michal Ruchelsman 25 seconds into the contest gave Tech its only lead of the game (3-2), as the Lyons rattled off 16 unanswered points during the next 12 minutes. Kimberly Soo Hoo ended the scoring drought with back-to-back threes which also narrowed the deficit to nine (18-9). Mount Holyoke went on to take a 30-16 advantage at halftime.
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by Spektre » Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:33 pm
Not to mention all of the other companies who have just decided to pull out of the California individual health insurance market completely, as mentioned earlier.
I hope you can find your surgeon. If you are able to pick the timing, might I suggest doing it quickly before the level of care here sinks to the lowest common denominator.
by Spektre » Fri Oct 18, 2013 10:02 pm
Old video well debunked already.
1. Their narrative/graphs conflate wealth with income. These are two separate things. Raising income taxes actually SLOWS income mobility, or the ability for the poor to move out of the bottom portion of the wealth graph.
2. They misstate this data as indicating the poor get poorer while the rich get richer. Actually studies of individuals show this is not the case. Individuals in the lowest 20% in 1975 were followed for 16 years. By 1991, the majority of these people had moved up into a different bracket. The study was updated in successive decade. The latest data form the Treasury Dept. shows.
There was considerable income mobility of individuals in the U.S. economy during the 1996 through 2005 period as over half of taxpayers moved to a different income quintile over this period.
Roughly half of taxpayers who began in the bottom income quintile in 1996 moved up to a higher income group by 2005.
Among those with the very highest incomes in 1996 – the top 1/100 of 1 percent – only 25 percent remained in this group in 2005. Moreover, the median real income of these taxpayers declined over this period.
The degree of mobility among income groups is unchanged from the prior decade (1987 through 1996).
Economic growth resulted in rising incomes for most taxpayers over the period from 1996 to 2005. Median incomes of all taxpayers increased by 24 percent after adjusting for inflation. The real incomes of two-thirds of all taxpayers increased over this period. In addition, the median incomes of those initially in the lower income groups increased more than the median incomes of those initially in the higher income groups.
3. The last bullet point is important. While this video focuses on wealth inequality, isn't what we SHOULD be worried about living conditions? To put it simply which level of purchasing power would you wish on a populace?
Population 1:
Lowest 20% average income $8000
Highest 20% average income $200,000
Population 2:
Lowest 20% average income $12,000
Highest 20% average income $750,000
Obviously population 2 is less equal. Also obviously population 2's poor is better off.
Economic study after study shows when you strive for wealth equality, you do so by bringing down the standard of living to achieve equality, not by raising the floor.
by Spektre » Fri Oct 18, 2013 10:06 pm
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by Spektre » Fri Oct 18, 2013 10:34 pm
Just another example of Hab not doing his homework.
ROTM, you didn't like the messenger before, so I doubt you'll like the Heritage Foundation any better but here ya go, someone else running the numbers.
by Frag » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:21 am
"It's really hard to make an apples-to-apples comparison of what is available before and after the exchanges open," said Elise Gould, director of health policy research at Economic Policy Institute, a progressive think tank. "The non-group market is more likely to exclude many provisions that are available in the Obamacare policies, and in some cases people, particularly those with pre-existing conditions, could not find insurance in many states before Obamacare. In other words, you can't put a price on an offer that doesn't exist. Putting together a chart like this may be somewhat misleading; it's just not that credible."
by Frag » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:24 amAlso, why does the Heritage Foundation not count Massachusetts as a state?
by Spektre » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:36 am
So in other words, he doesn't know the methodology of this and the Manhattan group's study (which by extension neither do you) but because it comes up with a bad answer for our side, we will reject it out of hand. I just listened to an interview on Heritage's methodology and they went to great lengths to make as much as apples to apples comparison as is possible.
Nevertheless look at the numbers ROTM. What happened to, ""The average family will save $2500 per year on Obamacare"?
by Spektre » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:38 am
There are only 47 states there...can you find the other missing 2?
by Frag » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:46 am
Hawaii and Kentucky.
by Frag » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:48 am
Here's what doesn't make sense to me, how can you save on something you didn't have in the first place?
Maybe there were these $90 individual plans that the Heritage Foundation somehow found, but for one reason or another, people weren't buying. Now with the Medicaid expansion and mandate for the ACA, people have to buy it. The people who already had the $90 plans (if they actually exist) don't have to worry.
Also, does the Heritage Foundation take the subsidies into account?
by Spektre » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:58 am
Yes, these were post-subsidy averages ROTM.
"How can you save on something you didn't have in the first place.?"
What does that mean? How is that relevant? These charts are comparing how much a healthcare plan cost prior to the institution of the Obamacare exchanges and after, with as similar a plan as you could make.
(One of the reasons people are surprised at the "low cost" of the plans before the rollout is that to compare apples to apples they had to increase, by a significant amount, the deductibles and coinsurance, to levels not usually encountered in order to match these new higher levels from the exchange based plans.)
by achilles » Sat Oct 19, 2013 8:51 am
Oh yeah, I know all about the other companies that pulled out of California. And I certainly do hope to get the thing done ASAP, mostly because I want it done quickly, but also for the other reason.
by Arion » Sat Oct 19, 2013 6:49 pm
Isn't that a bit odd?
by Nobama » Thu Oct 24, 2013 1:25 pmSo in follow up to an earlier post I made relative to the progressive (capped) income based tax that is supposed to be some kind of "punishment" for those that don't get health insurance for themselves, I'd like to add that it's been outed that the only way that the tax/fine can even be imposed is if someone files their taxes and is due a return. The federal return will then be reduced by the amount of the fine.
If someone isnt due a return or doesn't even file then the fine CANNOT be imposed.
People's wages can't be garnished, liens cannot be asserted and the government cannot simply go into someone's bank account to take the money.
This only furthers how the dregs will exploit this system and how everyone else that is responsible will end up incuring the cost of this system.
This will ABSOLUTELY bankrupt this country in 4-5 years.
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We have come to the end of our week together. How is this possible when we have only just begun?
The main take home lesson is to remember when the chaos of day-to-day life threatens to turn your life into a spinning circle and you start to feel like you have lost yourself in the mix, give yourself permission to enter your space. Let your mind go blank, allow yourself to just be.
Take the time to practice clearing your slate, and be patient with yourself as you allow your Center to once again return to you.
It is amazing how healing even 5 minutes a day in your space can be. 5 minutes out of a day that has 24 hours – you can do this. You can take the time to reconnect with yourself, and in doing so you will find that you are reconnecting with others.
This week we have touched on just one tiny point, but it is a beginning and everyone has to start somewhere so let this be your start. Give yourself permission!
Sunday is Mother's Day. It would not be right if I did not mention it – but truth be told Mother's Day is a very painful time for me. My own mom died several years ago, and to be honest I have been flailing ever since.
I am trying to learn to live without a mother. It is hard.
My own children will need me to be present on Sunday, and for them I will be, smile and all, but in between the visits I know I will be using 'my' space a lot.
Like you, I have moments when I cannot find my center and struggle without it.
So as our time together draws to a close let me take a moment to thank you for allowing me to be a part of your week. I hope this week has helped you in starting the journey to finding your own Center and that you will move forward and have a wonderful weekend and a very happy Mother's Day!
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Monday, February 7, 2011
Here are some pictures of me on my third birthday last week! I had so much fun but in the middle of the party I came down with a big fever and didn't feel very well. It was still so much fun spending my birthday at a gymnastics center with 31 of my buddies!
I'm a BIG boy now! Watch me grow and learn and soar! The sky is the limit for me!
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Good luck, buddy! I bet you'll love school!
- February 7, 2011 at 9:28 PM
- Ty's Adventures said...
Happy Birthday, Joaquin!
It's great to be 3!
Can't wait to play again and hear all about school, Dude.
- February 7, 2011 at 9:52 PM
- Mel said...
Happy birthday handsome!
- February 8, 2011 at 1:25 AM
- Cheri said...
Oh my goodness Joaquin....you are so big now and so many fun new adventures are in store for you! Have a great first day at school...you are gonna love it!
PS...I love the way you and your sister love on each other in some of these pictures!! Happy Birthday little man!!
- February 8, 2011 at 2:09 AM
- stephanie said...
Three!! Such a big boy! Good luck in school, Joaquin!
Good luck, mom!!
Please keep us posted. i cling to stories about first school experiences as Miss Em is getting ready to transition out of EI.
- February 8, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- Natalia A said...
Oh Jenn, he is so big and handsome!! Love the pictures of him with his litter sister. He will do great in school. I can't wait to hear about his first day.
- February 8, 2011 at 5:31 AM
- patsy said...
happy happy birthday and good luck with school! LOVE the pics with joaquin and sophia kissing...so cute :)
- February 8, 2011 at 7:02 AM
- Lisa said...
Such a handsome boy! Happy belated birthday, Joaquin!
- February 8, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- Kelly said...
Happy 3rd Birthday Joaquin!! Looks like you had a fabulous day!! Good luck at school.....have a super fun day!!
- February 8, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Anne and Whitney: Up, Down and All Around said...
Love the birthday pics...I still can't believe Joaquin is 3! Happy happy birthday...by the way LOVE the pic of Joaquin smooching his baby sister!!!
- February 8, 2011 at 12:05 PM
- P said...
OH MY GOODNESS what a huge adorable month!!! He looks so big. What great news about school, you are really lucky for such a great program and such loving teachers.
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