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strength of physical constitution; power to endure disease, fatigue, privation, etc.
In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Stanima determines the player's effectiveness in combat and is depleted by sprinting and jumping, but can be restored in similar ways to health and magicka.
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Update: Jury will return Saturday to resume deliberations about whether man gets life for death for killing teen
Update: The jury has not yet reached a verdict and will be sequestered overnight at a hotel.
The jurors will return to resume deliberations Saturday morning.
Original post: A Dallas County jury is deliberating the fate of a man who killed his children's 16-year-old babysitter after she accused him of rape.
Jurors must decide whether Franklin Davis deserves a death sentence or life in prison without parole for killing Shania Gray in September 2012.
To make that determination, jurors must decide whether Davis is a future danger. If the answer is no, Davis, 31, gets a life sentence. If the answer is yes, jurors must consider whether there is anything that would mitigate Davis deserving a life sentence instead of death. If the answer is yes, he gets a life sentence. If the answer is no, Davis is sentenced to death.
Davis killed Shania after she accused him of sexual assaulting her at age 14 when she was babysitting his kids in Mesquite to prevent her from testifying at his trial the following month.
Davis testified during the guilt-innocence phase of his capital murder trial, saying that he picked up Shania from school in Carrollton and killed her because "her lies ruined my life." He testified that he shot her twice and then stepped on her throat to stop her breathing at an Irving park.
He has repeatedly denied sexually assaulting Shania.
In closing arguments, prosecutors Brandon Birmingham, Russell Wilson, Glen Fitzmartin and Hector Garza said Davis' past – including the murder of Shania, his repeated assaults of women and his assault of a guard when he escaped while in custody – show he is a future danger.
The case, Birmingham told jurors, is a simple one: "She told on him, so he executed her."
Birmingham stood before jurors and recounted Davis' past incidents, telling jurors repeatedly that if they thought Davis would not commit another act of violence, that he would follow the law and the rules, "you would have been wrong."
Birmingham shook a small brown evidence box with yellow tape, saying "Shackles cannot hold him." It's not that Davis is strong enough to break them, he said. "It's because he's smart enough to manipulate the people who hold the key."
But defense attorneys Karo Johnson, Doug Parks, Brady Wyatt and Phillip Hayes told jurors not to act on emotion.
"Retribution," Parks told jurors "is just not the law."
Wyatt reminded jurors that Davis grew up in an "American urban nightmare" in violent, drug-ridden area of St. Louis where his mother neglected Davis and his siblings and his grandfather molested them. Davis' mother was raped and murdered in 1997.
"It would have been better if those children had been raised by wolves," Wyatt said. "Wolves protect their pups."
Shania Gray's mother, Sherry James, sat in the front row during deliberations with her arms crossed. She did not cry but her eyes appeared full of tears.
Before closing arguments, prosecutors called James as their final witness.
She told jurors, her voice full of emotion, that the when Davis escaped the sheriff's custody while being treated at a hospital in December, she sat in her home, holding her son with the lights out. Her husband was at work.
"I was completely terrified," she told jurors. She thought "he was going to kill me."
James said she does not have the words to express how Shania's death has impacted her.
"A babysitting job cost her her innocence. It cost her her life," James said. "Her very first babysitting job."
Shania's brother is autistic and does not speak. He cannot express his loss or understand what happened to Shania, James said. He just knows she is gone.
Sometimes, James said that she plays videos on her phone of Shania singing for her son.
"He just kisses the phone," James said. "That was his best friend."
Prior to the murder, Davis called and texted Shania pretending to be a man named "D" and asked her about the alleged rapes. He testified that he was conducting his own investigation because he did not believe the police or attorneys were properly looking into the case. He recorded several of the phone conversations.
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Erie County legislators have added their voices to a chorus of people across the state calling for the new state gun law to be repealed.
The County Legislature voted, 7 to 4, on Thursday to approve a resolution calling on the state to repeal and revise the New York State SAFE Act of 2013 "in a manner that is respectful of the Second Amendment rights of New Yorkers."
The resolution calls the new restrictions on military-style guns "overly inclusive and ineffective at reducing gun violence by individuals who use guns legally" and says that some of its provisions "appear to be knee-jerk reactions made without the benefit of appropriate contemplation at best, or, at worst, disingenuous fee grabs cloaked as security measures."
Members of the County Legislature's minority caucus sought to pass the resolution today as other county legislatures, including Niagara County, have done in recent days.
"There's a lot of good in what the governor has done in this law, and we recognize that in our resolution," Legislator Edward A. Rath III, an Amherst Republican, said during a Legislature caucus meeting Thursday morning. "There also are some things that we need to repeal."
The legislators who voted for the resolution included Rath, Minority Leader John J. Mills, R-Orchard Park; and Legislators Kevin R. Hardwick, R-Town of Tonawanda; Lynne M. Dixon, I-Hamburg; Joseph C. Lorigo, C-West Seneca; Terrence D. McCracken, D-Lancaster; and Thomas A. Loughran, D-Amherst.
The Legislature also unanimously approved a resolution calling on the state to address concerns about the cost to the county of implementing provisions in the new law related to mental health, record keeping and public safety.
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The 5 Most Ridiculously Unnecessary Modern Inventions
They say necessity is the mother of invention. What they neglect to mention is that invention's dad is a moron and he sometimes pops by the house with a new piece of shit idea that's so staggeringly awful that he takes your silent awe as approval when in fact you're trying to think of a new way to say "What the fuck?" that is at once louder and more vulgar, and somehow requires the assistance of noted scholars and theologians.
People invent awful stuff all the time, and while there were a lot of really kitschy patents around the turn of the last century, you'd think that the dumb idea bank would be getting full up in modern times. But it looks like there's still room for people to squeeze one or two new turds through.
#5. The Fliz
Statistically speaking, it's probably not entirely unlikely that there is someone out there who is enamored with cycling but fears pedals and really gets off on sex swings. Someone who wants to blend all three of those things together in one place. I know it's not entirely unlikely because it happened and they called it the Fliz.
At first glance, this looks like the sort of thing you should strap a child into in order to mock him. In a bygone era, they would have done this to mental deficients and claimed that it helped them exercise, but really it was just so the crooked and sinister staff at the institute could point and laugh as the little mouth breathers scooted around all ridiculous-like.
Looking at the Fliz, you'll notice a few things right away. First, you probably need to be making a noise like "Hherrrrrrrggghh!" the entire time you're using it. Second, with a slot for your head in front, you'll finally be able to do away with that pesky collarbone should you ever get in an accident. Third, every single pothole or speed bump will basically be like a punch to the head, which you'll deserve for strapping yourself into this big boy's exersaucer.
Some inventions don't need to be improved. Have you seen the electric fork? That's so fucking stupid, its very existence should be a ruse just to find the names of people dumb enough to want it so they can be rounded up and put in camps. Likewise, the bicycle is pretty solid the way it is. You're not making it better by crossbreeding it with a Baby Bjorn and stomping around on two wheels crouched over like you're carting a load in your pants, looking to everyone like some brain-addled dingus who couldn't afford a whole bicycle.
#4. Fart Pads
All too often, a good time is brought to its knees by an invisible cloud of someone's colonic stankery. According to the actual U.S. government, meaning they looked into it, the average person passes between one and four pints of gas a day. Which isn't an average at all and is a very ridiculous way to state something, but it's what we have to work with. But, for those interested, four pints is almost two liters, so you're looking at a big ass bottle of Coke floating out of your backside every day. You know, if you're a high average average. That's a lot of ass bilge.
While a chosen few amongst us see farts as an opportunity to grab a lighter and put on a show, or time it just right so that you're performing the hadouken motion just as it erupts, others find them embarrassing and uncouth. It was for these people that fart-absorbing butt pads were invented.
The basic idea behind something like the Flat-D Flatulence Deodorizer is that you jam it down the back of your gitch and force your subterranean kisses through it, thus robbing them of their potency. However, if you've ever appreciated the shape of your ass or have enjoyed the dynamics of a fart in a bathtub as you feel it barreling forth like a slippery little trooper against the rushing waves, you'll start to wonder just how effective a stationary ass maxi pad really can be.
It's like you shit an actual brick.
In point of fact, they are not effective, as numerous reviews state. Maybe some of the dark wind blows through the filter and is neutralized, but like the dreary mist bringing forth horrors in that Stephen King movie, so too do your butt yawns tend to spread and encompass a vast swath of real estate. The only real way this idea could work would be if, instead of making it a pad for your underwear, it was more like a cigarette filter for your ass and you applied it directly to the hole, like some kind of deranged monocle right there at ground zero where nothing can escape, just looking out and getting fogged up every so often. But of course that's hardly practical and would likely require much more dexterous sphincter muscles than many of us have managed to develop.
And let's be honest, do you want to live in a world full of stink-free farts? Think before you answer and reflect on this little nugget -- remember that game from when you were a kid when some yahoo would suddenly lunge at you with fist raised and you'd flinch and they'd laugh and then hit you for real, only because you flinched, stating something like "Two for flinching"? And over time you developed this bizarre paranoia that any sudden movements were potentially from someone trying to trick or entrap you? And sometimes you'd get hit and other times not and you could never really trust what your brain was telling you was about to happen? That's what a fart pad does. You hear a fart and you're ready to react and then suddenly there's no stink. Well what the fuck? So you start getting paranoid every time you hear a fart because you never know if it's going to stink or not and the only way to tell is to breathe in and by then it's too goddamn late because you either smell it or you don't. There's no safe way to play the game at all, it's Russian ass roulette. Well that's not cool, people.
#3. The Horizontal Shower
Don't you hate standing to bathe? God, what a hassle. First you have to stand and then, you know, continue to stand. But baths are a hassle, too, because water isn't constantly bombarding you, you're just wallowing like our friend the otter. If only someone could combine the thrill of not even needing muscle control with the convenience of running water. They did!
The horizontal shower finally provides you with all the facets of lazy bathing you never knew you needed while at the same time being remarkably close to waterboarding. You just lie on a stone slab while numerous jets of water assail you and, I dunno, I guess you wriggle around in a soapy puddle to get clean or whatever.
At $35,000, you'd expect the horizontal shower to lie you down in some warm water and make sweet, hygienic love to you, but that doesn't happen. Instead, you hop on what appears to be an autopsy table and let six shower heads soak you. How do you wash your hair? I don't know. Do you lie on your face to wash your ass, or do you kneel on that marble slab? What's the clearance on that thing before you hit your head? These questions and more!
If you need to lie down when bathing because opting to have gravity assist you in getting clean is too much of a burden, you may just want to invest in the services of a nurse who can come and sponge you clean in your own bed, or maybe just do away with bathing altogether, as it seems like you're not likely to be big on going outside much anyway.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - In 1956 a "killer smog" covered London and was attributed to more than 4,000 deaths. While many either don't remember this event or were yet to be born, it was one of the first significant event that spurred the idea of protecting the Earth's air quality. At this time California was already taking the smog problem seriously.
Today, six decades later, California has passed thousands of legislative actions and regulations to help curb the production of air pollution in our state.
Like it or not, one of the responsibilities of owning a vehicle includes keeping it emissions clean and not becoming a contributor to poor air quality. With 32 million registered vehicles on the road in California, it is no wonder that our state has the strictest vehicle emissions standards in the country.
The DMV reminds drivers on the annual registration renewal notice if a smog check is needed. For most vehicles six years or older, this is a mandatory test every two years. Diesel vehicles are now tested every year. Additionally, a vehicle brought in from out of sate is required to pass a smog test in order to be registered in California.
Bill Greeno, owner of Quality Automotive and Smog, states that about 90 percent of vehicles tested at the shop pass the test the first time. He suggests that vehicle owners familiarize themselves with some of the procedures ahead of time to avoid potential problems that could keep the vehicle from passing.
When you visit a California Smog Check Station, it is important to know that you are having a test performed on your vehicle as opposed to a service. The technician is certified and regulated by the California Bureau of Automotive Repair to test vehicles on calibrated equipment that instantly downloads all the data to the State of California. The technician will administer three tests, an emission inspection, visual inspection, and a functional test. The vehicle must pass all three tests to be smog certified.
The emissions test measures the vehicle's Hydrocarbons (HC), Carbon Monoxides (CO) and Nitrides of Oxygen Oxides, the three undesired chemicals responsible for smog. Emissions must fall within the allowable limits set by the California Air Resources Board. A properly maintained engine should not have any trouble passing the emissions test.
During the visual inspection, the smog technician verifies that all emissions components on the vehicle are present and properly connected. The smog technician is also looking for any defective or disconnected electrical connections, vacuum hoses and/or any modification which would effect engine performance and ultimately increase harmful smog emissions. There is also an inspection for visible black or white smoke from the tailpipe.
The last test is the functional inspection which examines the On Board Diagnostic (OBD) system. This test includes inspection for any fault codes in the vehicle's computer. The test also requires that engine timing and idle speed fall within the manufacturer's guidelines. During this inspection if the check engine light is on or comes on, even briefly, the vehicle will fail.
Also, it is important to know that if the check engine light has recently been turned off or if the battery has been disconnected, it will be necessary to drive the vehicle a few days before attempting a smog test. Failing a smog test and what to do about it is the subject of my next article, so keep an eye on this page.
When you visit your local smog testing facility, bring your registration renewal notice with you. The technician will scan your information and test results will be sent to the DMV. Once registration fees are paid, a new sticker will be mailed to the vehicle owner.
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In September 2007, Arnold Harvey was driving his waste pick-up route in the Washington, D.C., suburbs when he started seeing signs times were tough. During his 2 a.m. to 12 p.m. shift, the Waste Management employee encountered families sleeping on the street near a local shelter.
"It hurt, it really hurt, to see something like that," says Harvey, 57, an Army veteran and father of five who has worked for the Fortune 500 company out of Gaithersburg, Maryland, since 1990. "It just turned my heart."
Harvey was so concerned that he asked his brother, William, to meet him one night so they could document the conditions on video. Then he presented the footage to his manager at the time and asked, "Is there anything we can do as a company?"
He started collecting coats and blankets at the office to donate. He and his wife, Theresa, also made sandwiches to distribute outside the shelter every week. Those first steps to help the needy led the couple to create God's Connection Transition, a nonprofit that today provides donated food to 5,000 families a month from a rented warehouse in Gaithersburg.
Harvey is one of more than 50 employees of Fortune 500 companies being honored as part of Fortune's Heroes of the 500.
Harvey has convinced major companies like Pepperidge Farm, Costco and Safeway to donate food.
People from churches and food pantries visit the warehouse and gather groceries and supplies for hundreds of families at a time. For those hardest hit by the economic downturn, the Harveys' acts of kindness are "critical and crucial," the Reverend Dr. Oswen Cameron says. His church, Lighthouse Ministries International, gathers bread, produce and flour for 300 families each week at the warehouse. If not for the Harveys, "a lot of people would go to bed hungry at night," Cameron says.
Individuals can visit the warehouse, open daily, by appointment to pick up what they need for free. Philomene Binam-Dorsey, 28, goes once a month to provide for a household of seven, including two nephews and a niece. A child-care worker, she earns $9 an hour; her husband, Anthony, 29, a maintenance man, makes $16 an hour. "When you're living from paycheck to paycheck, food is a necessity, but it's an expensive necessity," she says. "Our income is barely enough to get by. [Arnold and Theresa] are very helpful, very loving. This is a blessing, a godsend."
Harvey also holds annual toy and bike collection drives for kids. His boss, senior district manager Frank Lauria, says he inspires co-workers to pitch in. "[Harvey] comes and does a full day of work here and then does a full day of work out there," Lauria says.
Harvey shrugs off the praise. "We're all human, no matter what situation we're in," he says. People "just want to know someone cares."
This article is part of a gallery that appears on Fortune magazine's newly-revamped website, Fortune.com. To read about more Heroes of the 500, go to Fortune.com/heroes.
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simple term- girl about business. The name doesn't exclusively mean business, as in work. But school, relationships, finances, any element that directly affects your well-being. A woman who knows how to work the cards in her favor. She knows how and when to get things done. She pays the bills on time, and if she can't- she doesn't make excuses for it. She goes to work eager to learn and to help. She volunteers her time. She helps others who are in need. She wakes up early and goes to bed late... you can sleep when you die. If she needs to catch the bus, she does it. If she needs to ask for a ride, she does that too. When her car is running funny, she knows to check the oil. She knows of alternatives to making money.
Brittney is a GAB- she works 40 hours a week and goes to school full-time.
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Ghetto Ass Bitch.
Serena Williams is such a GAB. (especially at the 2011 US Open finals)
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Meaning "gangster as bollocks," used to define something that is so gangster it hurts.
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"Look at him, how he struts his stuff...what a G.A.B."
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Grimey Ass Bastard
Jason, I would've never trusted you on maths class if I knew you were such a G-A-B
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For example, when a White person, who by the way doesn't have to necessarily be a sworn racist, has a racial bias against a Black person when all other things are equal. You may hear things like, "Although you have completed your case plan or although you have graduated from college...there are still concerns..."
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Derek Jeter became the 28th player to surpass 3,000 hits. The New York Yankee slugger made history when he launched a home run for hit No. 3,000, which is something only one other person had done before him.
It now appears Jeter is coming out of his slump. Will he be able to stay consistent for the second half of the season? The Yankees are one game behind the Boston Red Sox heading into the All-Star break, and they're going to need their shortstop on his A-game.
David Beckham witnessed the birth of his fourth child, a girl he and wife Victoria named Harper Seven. The former England captain will join Landon Donovan and Thierry Henry to play for the MLS All-Star team as they battle Manchester United later this month. How will Beckham fare against his former team?
Hope Solo made an amazing save to help team USA advance to the semifinals of the Women's World Cup. It was a very dramatic game that came down to penalty kicks, and Solo only stopped one Brazil player from scoring. However, it proved to be enough as she and her teammates wouldn't be denied victory.
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LEWISTON – There are still three games left in Niagara's regular season. But with the Purple Eagles heading out on the road with their first Atlantic Hockey regular season championship already clinched, the league made its trophy presentation and the team posed for its championship team photo Friday night.
It's been a forgone conclusion for much of the season that Niagara, ranked 14th in the country, would be the top seed in the Atlantic Hockey tournament. With their position in the playoffs set, there would have been plenty of opportunity for the Purple Eagles to put it on cruise control in their final home game.
But that's not the Niagara way.
The Purple Eagles played a solid first two periods and held off a desperate Mercyhurst rally for a 4-2 win in front of 1,559 at Dwyer Arena.
"We had a meeting with the seniors on Monday to tell them that we still had a lot to play for," Niagara coach Dave Burkholder said. "We set some goals for the last four games to keep us going and the guys have been real professional about it, real focused."
The regular season trophy is nice, but it's just one step on the way to what the Purple Eagles believe is possible this season.
"We were able to check one thing off our list this year," senior captain Dan Weiss said about the regular season title. "We know what we want to do still and that's win a playoff championship and go to the NCAA tournament."
"It's about momentum and confidence moving on to the next thing," senior Jason Beattie said. "The whole room believes we can win. It's about continuing to build."
There was plenty to build off from the first two periods Friday as Niagara bolted to a 4-0 lead with four goal scorers.
Freshman Hugo Turcotte got it started just 1:45 into the game on a nice tip off a pass from Beattie.
Senior Giancarlo Iuorio made it 2-0 with just under three minutes left in the first, picking up a loose puck outside the blue line and going in alone on Mercyhurst goalie Max Strang.
It was Iuorio's 17th goal of the year and gives him 96 career points, four shy of becoming just the 14th player in Niagara history to hit the 100-point mark.
Weiss and Beattie scored in the second period. It was the first goal for Beattie, who ripped a shot from the blue line.
Mercyhurst (12-10-2 AH) scored twice in the third period, but Carsen Chubak made several key saves late in the game to preserve the win.
"No game is perfect," Burkholder said. "They're a good team and they took it to us in the third."
With the win, the Purple Eagles extended their unbeaten streak at Dwyer to 20 games and improved to 19-3-2 in Atlantic Hockey, 20-6-5 overall.
The teams conclude their home-and-home weekend in Erie, Pa., at 7:05 tonight. Niagara then plays at Air Force on March 1-2 to close out the regular season.\
The Purple Eagles will enjoy a first-round bye as Atlantic Hockey's No. 1 seed and host a best-of-three quarterfinal series beginning March 15.
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Simon Cowell's baby will arrive in time for a very big night in Daddy's life.
"The baby will be at the [musical] premiere. I've timed it," Cowell, 53, joked Tuesday on the ITV morning show Daybreak, referring to I Can't Sing! The X Factor Musical, which premieres in London's West End in March.
In fact, Lauren Silverman's due date has not been disclosed – though Cowell told London's Times on Monday that seeing the baby scan recently was "just surreal."
Speaking further about the baby news, Cowell told Daybreak: "I'm happy about it, I really am. It's nothing to hide now, and the fact that I can talk about it publicly is great."
British TV presenter Harry Hill, who is developing the musical with Cowell, joked that he could help deliver the baby if needed – though Cowell flatly replied: "No."
I Can't Sing! is a parody of the famed TV singing competition, which started in the U.K. and has since come to the U.S. The British actor Nigel Harman plays the role of Cowell in the musical.
"It takes the p**s out of me … that's sort of the premise," says Cowell. "We've had people approach us before about musicals but they always take it really seriously … I'm probably more excited about this opening than anything else I've ever done."
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When Is An Expat An Expat?
I've had a number of people email to ask what this 'Notatourist.sg' collaboration is all about. Thanks to Joanne and the team over there, the following videos have been posted on YouTube which pretty much explain it all.
The first one is about the site itself and was played at the launch event held at TAB:
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Still not sure what it's about and need more info? – Visit the site and check it out, or feel free to drop me a line.


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A year after winning the Super Bowl and a run of five straight years making the playoffs, my beloved Baltimore Ravens are done. An ugly loss to the Bengals has sealed their fate and sent them packing. I've already pulled out my Orioles hat and sweatshirt (and socks, mugs, etc) and have figured out how many days until pitchers and catchers report for spring training (43).
It's amazing how much some of us care about our sports teams — we're passionate, loyal, and (healthy or not) find in them a piece of our individual identities. The highs are higher and the lows are lower when you care deeply. Thus, I'm not ashamed to admit, I'm rather depressed. Oh, I'll get over it soon enough. I know intellectually at least that it's only a game. But it still stings.
While no one has ever accused me of being a raging optimist, I have found the silver lining to the Ravens being shut out of the playoffs. Not having to endure emotionally draining games leading up to the Super Bowl means that…
9. I no longer need to work on my Sunday afternoon ulcer the way southern Californians work on their tans.8. My post-liturgical Sunday afternoon nap will regain its place of primacy among afternoon naps.7. I'll once again be able to eat during games without fear of throwing up nachos when the offensive line gives up another sack.6. The only people acting like sullen teenagers in my house will once again only be the sullen teenagers.5. I can get back to wearing wear purple only during Lent and Advent.4. I won't need to go on blood pressure medicine as a direct result of yelling at the refs about the chintzy pass interference calls that are ruining the NFL.3. When the lights go out at the Super Bowl I won't entertain a JFK-like conspiracy theory.2. Fewer football references and analogies in my sermons will make the pacifists and non-sports fans in my congregation happier.1. Less cursing on the Lord's Day.


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How the open source community has changed the world
The legacy of open source and the tide of progress
Which idea led you to a career in open source?
Why not change the world?
I have always been interested in science, technology and (most of all) computers. These are things that I always loved, even though they were sometimes difficult. I loved math and science class in school; I read science-fiction and fantasy novels in all of my spare time. I was the nerdy kid at school that was bullied and mocked. It would have been so easy to just give in and be "like everyone else." I could have stopped reading. I could have played more sports.
But I didn't. I knew what it was that I loved. I knew that what I wanted was more important than what they wanted. Most of all, I wanted to change the world.
No one in history has ever changed the world by being what others wanted them to be. They have changed the world by daring to laugh at conventional wisdom and try something new. They have changed the world by standing up and defying that "might makes right" or that "going along to get along" is the right course of action.
This is the sentiment that drove me into my open source career. I chose this path in my life because I see it as a way to effect real change in the world. This is a change really has happened in my lifetime and continues to do so. It flies in the face of the history of business.
At its heart the open source movement is an extension of science. Sir Isaac Newton wrote, "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." One of the greatest minds in history acknowledged that his contributions to our greater understanding came not from his sole vision but from the fact that thousands of great and lesser minds had worked together to create a world into which his particular spark could ignite change.
The philosophy of open source is the same. It is a mechanism for enabling thousands of people to work together for a common goal. Classic software development has always occurred in closed environments that jealously protect their secrets. Essentially, it has operated on the same philosophies as invention and manufacturing has over the years. It is a difficult habit to break, especially when it seems like you're giving something up.
That is the core piece that most people have trouble grasping, in my experience. While you are giving up exclusive control, you are gaining something much more valuable: you're expanding the base level. You are feeding those giants so that you and others can see further and strive higher still. Where once you were an inventor standing on one giant's shoulders, now you look down and can see the truth for what it is: that giant is standing on other, bigger giants. And on it goes, all the way ("It's giants all the way down", to borrow from a popular joke).
Once that realization is made, things become more clear. When you stand taller and can see further, you realize that your efforts can have greater impact than you once believed. Instead of the miserly hoarding of knowledge, you can share it with the world and see what they will do with it too. It won't always be pretty and it won't always match your original intentions, but it will always be greater than the sum of its parts. And in a small way, you will have changed the world.
One thing that gets forgotten a lot of the time when folks talk about changing the world is that they talk about massive shifts in direction. They talk about those moments in history where you can look back and say, "There! That's the moment when everything changed!" There will always be a few such moments every few centuries, but the truth is that most change happens glacially.
Open source is one of those glacial changes. I don't use that term to suggest that it moves too slowly. Rather, I chose it to evoke the immensity, inevitability, and incredible moving inertia that drives it. A glacier may take decades, centuries, or millenia to move across the land, but nothing can truly stand against that oncoming tide. This is the legacy of open source: the tide of progress.
Over the last 22 years of Linux, we've seen a great many strides made in the march of progress. When people ask what I work on and I say "Linux" or "open source", they often give me a blank look. I usually follow up with the following sentence: "Do you have a device with an on-switch that doesn't start with the letter I? Chances are, it's running Linux or at least some open source code." Every time I say this, I boggle at the magnanimity of it. All those years of hard work from so many talented individuals has paid off to such a degree that open source technologies are now the default, rather than the challenger or also-ran. Moreover, it has become so ubiquitous that the public at large is using it without ever caring or needing to know about it.
In a very real way, the open source community has changed the world. It continues to do so every day. I get to be a part of that, and I won't pretend that the idea doesn't make me a little heady and giddy.
I started this blog entry up with the question: "Why not change the world?", but that was a little bit misleading. We've already succeeded. The real question has to be: "How will you change it next?"
Originally posted on Stephen Gallagher's blog. Reposted under Creative Commons.
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It's nice to see this idea expressed so well. It strikes home for me because I use the same principal when I publish my stories CC-BY-SA. My creativity is supported by what came before, and I hope will contribute to what comes after, just like Free Software.
I couldn't take the poll because I don't have a career in open source.
I USE open source software daily, but alas, unfortunately I don't have a career in it...although I would LOVE to! but I have no coding skills......I do not know how to program...and the RHCSA is harder than I thought it would be! but I love this article and I feel ever so humbled by what has gone before. I also applaud the pioneers who made all this possible, and while I'm not a "fanboy" of technology...I have to "tip my hat"....to the "sparks" that made me want to jump into Open Source feet first...(which means I had NO IDEA what I was doing!) so to the developers of: openSuSE....Fedora.....Ubuntu....Scientific CEntOS...and Arch Linux....OpenOffice....LibreOffice...the myriad of software and apps that are compiled by developers for various distros....I want to say "Thank You"!...
A career in Open Source or "just" contributing to Open Source does not require any coding skills. The basic requirement is wanting to give back. All projects can benefit just from feedback about what you as user like or dislike. Most projects can use a helping hands on e.g. forums and mailing lists by community answering questions. Many projects can use a helping hand translating the project into other languages and much more.
And like you say in the last paragraph: most projects also enjoy a "thank you" by their users.
This list is incomplete for me: My reason to get into open source was just to give back. Simple.
I was using open source for so many things so that it was just natural to give my changes and enhancements back.


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Back to basics. Back in form.
Back in the win column.
The Durango High School girls soccer team shored up its game after a lackluster performance Saturday, looking more like itself again in pulling away for a 4-2 victory over rival Montezuma-Cortez on Thursday at Riverview Sports Complex.
Head coach Dalon Parker said the Demons (4-2-1, 2-2-1 Southwestern League) were fundamentally heavy in practice this week, hoping to clean up the issues that plagued them in an uncharacteristically flat performance in Saturday�s loss to Grand Junction.
�We switched our formation a little bit, and we switched player personnel a little bit, and we said, �You know what? We�re going to go all the way back to the basics.� ... And the girls really benefitted,� Parker said. It came to fruition in the second half, when the Demons started to get better flow in their offense and finally found a way to put away the pesky Panthers (2-3-2, 0-3-2 SWL). Steffie Wilson put Durango in front for good with a gorgeous volley off a cross that cut across the top of the penalty area from left to right, and her left-footed shot tucked into the back of the net in the 61st minute.In the 69th minute, Bella Bernazzani and Jessi Sigillito combined for an insurance tally. Bernazzani�s corner kick bent neatly toward the near post, where Sigillito deflected it home for a 4-2 DHS lead.
Bernazzani showed her skills as a set-piece marvel in the making Thursday, scoring the first goal of the evening to go with her later assist. The junior�s free kick from about 35 yards out from the right wing in the eighth minute started out high and to the right, then took the kind of bend that buckles goalkeepers� knees and found its way inside the far post for a 1-0 lead. �It�s huge. I mean, basically Bella�s balls are right on every time, and it�s just so dangerous,� Wilson said.
�She�s dangerous, isn�t she? She�s beautiful to watch,� Parker said.The Panthers equalized in the 15th minute on a weird-looking play. Kenna Tarr�s long ball found its way on frame, and DHS goalkeeper Hannah Robertson seemed to have some trouble negotiating the combination of the sun and hard-charging Elana Bernholtz, who deflected it past Robertson to square the game at 1. Allison Porter also hit the crossbar later in the half on a quality scoring chance for the Panthers.
�They had three solid chances in the first half, and two of those were because we made mistakes,� Parker said. �I told them at half, �If you go to zero mistakes, you win the game.��Wilson, however, put DHS in front again in the 24th minute, also on a quality one-touch strike. As the ball skipped right to left across the top of the penalty area, Wilson beat her defender to the ball by a step and cut loose with her right foot, falling to the turf as her salvo found the back of the net.�My players played me an amazing ball, and I saw that I had an open shot on goal and also had players closing in on me, so if I took a touch, it would likely be taken away,� said Wilson, daughter of Kathy and Steve Wilson. �So I just decided I�d better one-touch it � ended up working out pretty well.�Cortez equalized again after being awarded a penalty kick in the 39th minute. Porter beat Robertson low and left.
DHS switched up some things Thursday, partly to give a new look and partly to cover for the absence of two key players: Senior defender Stephanie Ogier was out with an injured medial collateral ligament, while sophomore midfielder Lauren Milliet missed the game with a strained hip flexor.
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HUNTINGTON - Early and late.
The Eastern Panhandle's two individual wrestling champions took different paths to their titles Saturday night during the final day of the three-day state wrestling tournament.
Musselman's Kody Kernan jumped ahead 19 seconds into his match and prevailed for a championship in his weight class, while Berkeley Springs' Matt Parkinson needed nearly five minutes to finish off his title.
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Top row, from left: Musselman's Kody Kernan wrestles against Parkersburg's Trapper Hayes in the 132-pound championship match of the Class AAA?state tournament in Huntington Saturday; Berkeley Springs' Matt Parkinson competes against Herbert Hoover's Zane Weese during the 220-pound title bout in the?Class AA/A tournament; Bottom row, from left: Washington's Ty Reynolds wrestles against Huntington's Logan?Gross in the 106 final; Washington's?Dylan Ceravalo puts a move on Jake Smith of George Washington during the 160 title match.
The result was the same: "Who's on top of the podium?" Parkinson said.
Parkinson capped a career that had never ended too well previously in state championship competition. Kernan proved the head of a very good weight class of Eastern Panhandle wrestlers - including Kernan, three of them reached the podium.
Kernan won his title early in the evening at 132 pounds. Parkinson pulled off his championship late at 220.
"It's been my goal ever since I started wrestling," Kernan said. "I worked hard all year."
Neither could contain their excitement.
Kernan was mobbed by teammates and rivals when he cleared the floor, while Parkinson raced to the stands to join family and other Berkeley Springs wrestlers and fans after a pinfall victory.
Kernan claimed a 5-1 victory over Parkersburg's Trapper Hays in his final.
Parkinson pinned Herbert Hoover's Zane Weese in 4:52.
Parkinson's match with Weese, a junior, proved to be a test of wills.
"He was strong," Parkinson said. "I tell you what won the match was doing nothing but the coach told me. That made me win the match."
The pair were tied at 0 when Parkinson heard the instruction from coach Darrell Bennett.
It didn't register that it could mean a victory.
"What clicked in my head is do as he says," Parkinson said. "Just do as he said."
With both wrestlers on the mat, Parkinson was finally able to turn Weese on to his back and then slid into position for the kill.
Berkeley Springs coach Darrell Bennett thought it was a case of conditioning beyond the strength.
"He's in shape," Bennett said. "I would like to have all my in his condition.
"He really works hard. If you ask him to run hard, he runs harder; if you tell him to drill hard, he drills harder.
"I'd like to have a lot of him, just in different sizes."
Bennett won't have him next year, however. Parkinson is set to graduate.
Musselman coach Dennis Burlingame will have Kernan back again. He's a junior.
Getting ahead early proved pivotal to Kernan.
At the 19-second mark of the first period, the Musselman junior scored two points for a takedown. He nabbed on leg, gained a firm control and then was able to slip his left hand on Hays' ankle and pull it from under the Parkersburg sophomore.
"That takedown in the first period right on the edge was key," Burlingame said. "He almost lost it, but he got a second hand in there.
"He was able to ride him out the rest of the period and got that other point. That changed things."
Kernan knew what getting ahead early meant.
"The first two points were really important to setting the pace," Kernan said. "The escape also helped."
Kernan moved his lead to 3-0 with an escape before allowing a third-period escape. With 20 seconds left, Kernan's takedown added to his lead.
Kernan stood atop a podium that included three Eastern Panhandle wrestlers among the six placewinners.
Tyler Cross of Washington finished third and Steve Hite of Hedgesville sixth.
That type of competition Kernan received in the area proved beneficial.
"It gave me a lot of good matches early in the season," Kernan said. "It helped prepare me for today."
Kernan's victory helped Musselman to finish in eighth place behind state champion Huntington. Parkinson's win notably enough pulled the Indians into a 16th-place tie with Weese's Herbert Hoover.


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Diana Macaluso styles hair in creative ways. A photograph of one of Macaluso's more exotic creations – she called the design Maneater – earned a place on the January cover of Modern Salon magazine. Not bad for a 28-year-old dynamo who grew up wanting to be a dancer.
A member of the Clarence High School Class of 2002, Macaluso started dance lessons at age 7, but after an automobile accident and upon the advice of her guidance counselor she turned to cosmetology. She started working at Morcelle Salon right after graduation, jump-starting her career by taking an advanced cutting course at the Vidal Sassoon Academy in Santa Monica, Calif.
Last summer, Macaluso was part of an international styling team that pampered the mothers of athletes competing in the London Paralympic Games. As an instructor for Sebastian Professional, Macaluso travels to salons throughout the Northeast to share her styling knowledge with others in the industry.
People Talk: Describe your haircut.
Diana Macaluso: Disconnected. It gives me a couple different options for one style. Yesterday I had it up in kind of a Mohawk.
PT: How do you stay current?
DM: You have to keep yourself in the know. That's why I work with a brand. I go out of town a ton to see what's upcoming and new. I just taught a trend seminar in Boston. I teach at salons throughout the Northeast. That's my territory. I loved working behind the chair when I started at Morcelle, but I knew I wanted more. It's great to take clients every day, but I wanted something else to look forward to. That's why I auditioned with Sebastian in Baltimore.
PT: Working two jobs must be demanding.
DM: When I go home after working at the salon all day, I do my teaching schedule and my lesson plans. I still have to figure out what I'm teaching these people on Monday. Every week I used to fly out on Sunday, teach on Monday, and be back in town to teach at the salon Tuesday night. It got a little crazy, so now I do twice a month out of town, usually to Boston or Pittsburgh.
PT: Do many local stylists do that?
DM: I know one other girl who works for a brand. She's in the Southtowns. A lot of the girls at the salon think I'm nuts because I beat myself up all the time. But it wouldn't be exciting otherwise.
PT: Where do you get your energy from?
DM: What I see in the future. There's so much I want to do, I don't have time to not be energetic. I need to do this now to make it happen – especially with the cover of Modern Salon. I did the whole style in a Mohawk edgy look, and I hated it, so I took it down. They were dying. The photo shoot was in 20 minutes.
PT: What's your 10-year goal?
DM: I'd love to do more editorial work. I'd like to do scenes for Vogue. My all-time dream is to be a professional editorial stylist.
PT: In your 10 years of practice, how has the industry changed?
DM: When I first started, everyone was flat-ironing their hair. Hair was so flat. Today we're moving back to the 1940s and waves, and people are pin-curling. People are asking me to finger wave their hair. It's really hard, intricate. But now we have a clipless rod that can simulate that same texture. Hair's not straight anymore. Hair is curly.
PT: What is your style?
DM: Edgy chic. I don't like anything too pretty. It always has to have a raw edge to it.
PT: You are 5 feet tall and wear a size 0. Do you have trouble finding clothing?
DM: I get everything tailored – by Sergio. He can take any seam and make it fit perfectly to your height and proportions. He's Greek.
PT: Do you go shopping without wearing makeup?
DM: Never. My weekend look would be a ton of mascara, really light liner and red lips all the time – even for Walgreens. I use my weekends to experiment with different makeup looks I may want to try throughout the week. It's just fun.
PT: What would you never do to your hair?
DM: Grow it long. Once I stepped into the business, I cut my hair short because my hair makes me money. If you wear something every day – kind of like a wallflower – nobody looks at you. No one would believe you could progress their own look. They look to you for professional advice. My clients get excited when they walk in because they never know what I'm going to look like.
PT: Are you counselor more than cutter at times?
DM: I'm a big book of secrets. I know everything about every single housewife in Williamsville. I've had people fall apart in my chair before.
PT: What is the forgotten treatment?
DM: Eyelash tinting. It enhances your look 100 percent. It makes your lashes black all the time, with or without mascara. Black enhances your eyes the most. I love lash extensions. I love anything involved with making the eye look more beautiful. Eyelashes get bleached from the sun.
PT: Do you tint hair?
DM: You color hair. You dye rugs, not hair. It's like, you don't pluck eyebrows, you pluck chickens. You tweeze eyebrows.
PT: And what do you do to nails?
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The car crash was so strange, police didn't believe it until they saw it.
But there it was Friday morning, a sport utility vehicle that veered off a Lockport city road, headed for a shopping plaza – and went up a telephone pole's guy wires.
And the unconscious driver was still in the vehicle.
"We definitely don't see something like that every day," said Lockport Fire Capt. Patrick Brady. "The picture speaks for itself."
Images show the vehicle balancing on the guy wires of the telephone pole, wheels still spinning, its front end completely lifted off the ground at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Davison Road.
First responders weren't quite sure what to do, and the electric company even considered bringing in a crane to lift the vehicle back to the ground.
But fearing that the driver was in danger, the officers used a ladder to climb up into the car, where they saw the driver unconscious. She had passed out after suffering a seizure.
The Lockport woman, whom police declined to identify, was rushed to Eastern Niagara Hospital, Lockport, with minor injuries.
But then came the task of unhitching her vehicle from the wires – with the wheels still spinning.
"It was perfectly balanced on the wires," said Assistant Chief Michael Seeloff. "Lucky enough, it was front-wheel drive."
Police wedged pieces of wood on either side of the back tires to stabilize it before calling in a tow truck to ease the vehicle down.
"It came off the same as it went on," said Brady. "Straight as an arrow, right off the guy wire, and it did almost no damage to the vehicle."
The incident had almost the entire department amazed.
"I bet if you tried that 25 or 30 times, you wouldn't get it that way again," Brady said. "After 20-plus years on the job, I've never seen that particular one before. Just an oddity."
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It's a lazy Sunday for most of Springfield, Mo., but not for Keith Urban. Having just bused in from his show in Oklahoma City the night before, the singer is trying to work in both a photo session and his second video shoot in two days before heading to tonight's show, the 30th stop on his 58-city Light the Fuse tour.
Later in the week, he's due back in L.A. to continue taping his second season of American Idol, all while promoting his latest album, Fuse.
Still, Urban, 46, can't help but notice the bright blue October sky and the sunlight spilling across the trees outside. He pauses to share the moment with his wife of seven years, Nicole Kidman, back home in Nashville.
Passing his phone to a friend he says, "It's just such a beautiful day! Can you take some pictures so I can send them to Nic? I want her to see this."
The importance of claiming a little sliver of his day for himself and learning to live in the moment is a skill that Urban has sharpened along the way.
"Somewhere in the last couple of years, I've really grasped the concept of the brevity of time," he says. "It's very, very fleeting. No matter how many years are ahead of us, it will all be gone very quickly. I don't want to miss any of it."
Given their busy careers and the challenges of raising daughters Sunday, 5, and Faith, 2½, Urban admits that living in the moment is sometimes easier said than done.
"Nic and I say, 'Balance is never achieved; it's just maintained,'" he says. "I'm a guy, so I'm not used to having to maintain anything. I'm used to achieving something, and good, that's done, move on to the next thing. No, no, this marriage, this family, it's a garden. It's not fixed and then you move on; it's maintained on a daily basis. I finally get that now."
To read the rest of this story and much more about Keith – including why he'd love to be a professional truckdriver! – as well as all the news on your favorite country stars, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE Country, on newsstands Nov. 15.
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As a child of the '80s, I was exposed to Bruce Springsteen with Born in the U.S.A. But as I went to college, I became more educated in his music, and it led me on a hell of a journey.
He's writing about experience and real life. "Darkness on the Edge of Town" spoke to me: It was gritty, real and raw. And the escapism in a song like "Thunder Road" – everybody should want that sense of freedom sometimes. Seeing Bruce in concert, I'm always amazed at what the crowd gives and what Bruce gives.
It's a gang and it's a mentality, like, "We get it. We belong." It's a religious experience. Bruce heard my song "Springsteen," and I got a great note from him, saying he was a big fan. It just blew me away. The note is locked up. So if my house burns down, I know it's safe somewhere.
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"Zero Dark Thirty," opening in Buffalo today, isn't merely the most important film of 2012, it's unique. No other American film that I know of does quite what this one does. But then, so is 9/11 unique in our history, as well as the subsequent mission to search out and destroy Osama bin Laden.
That's because we cannot watch this brilliant and harrowing thriller from our customary moral high ground. The movie won't let you. Its very skill at absorbing you into the search for bin Laden eliminates that moral high ground where we're all so very, very comfortable – you know, the one where we know how much difference there is between us and what our government is routinely doing in our name.
Well, not this time. We're in this film from its opening seconds, when documentary snatches of real telephone conversations from the World Trade Center on 9/11 are heard over a black screen. We, in our theater seats, are perhaps the film's most important character.
That's not the way some people are telling it, of course. I wish I were one of them. I wish I could say that I watched the horrific scenes of "enhanced" Bush-era interrogation (waterboarding included) at "black sites" and wanted the film stopped right then and there.
But I didn't. I don't think you will, either. From then on, you and this extraordinarily absorbing and exciting film are in it together.
That's why there has been such a large and organized push-back from Washington. The Obama administration, for one, wants to separate the successful hunt to kill the man responsible for 9/11 from the previous administration's interrogation techniques. Liberal senators raced to go on record loudly deploring those scenes in director Kathryn Bigelow's film.
Remember that when this film was being made, there was some outrage at the apparent coziness of the Obama administration with the filmmakers – that far too much information had been made available to Bigelow and her screenwriter, Mark Boal. (Bigelow and Boal's previous film together, "The Hurt Locker," won the Best Picture Oscar that "Zero Dark Thirty" was also nominated for).
"The Hurt Locker" was a great film. "Zero Dark Thirty" is that, as well as a great moment in film history, because of what it does.
It's the fact-based (but decidedly fictional) story of a CIA analyst who was integral to the hunt for bin Laden. She's played by Jessica Chastain. We see her across a decade of search – at first being told by a CIA superior (played with menacingly cool professionalism by Jason Clarke) that she needn't be in the same room while he waterboards a suspect for information. It's almost his way of telling her "You needn't bother your pretty little head with all this filthy man's work."
She won't play along. She stays in the room, silently shocked and disapproving, but fully a part of it. And that's the moment where the audience becomes complicit. She is our heroine, our surrogate. We cannot, as we do, root for her as avidly as we do for the next 2ø hours and remain spotless.
Later, she makes it clear how much more effective she thinks it is to properly analyze the information they do get than to try to elicit more by torture, both physical and psychological (a la Abu Ghraib). It is there that the film proves to be so much smarter, I think, than some of its Washington critics, who think they can bury deep moral questions under the usual political noisemaking. You can't.
The movie's implicit question for us all from the first is, "Listen, did you want the SOB dead or didn't you? Here's a fact-based fictionalization of how we did it."
The film's two hours and 37 minutes don't feel like two hours and 37 minutes. It's not a short film, to be sure, and it doesn't feel like one, but nor does it feel like a long one. It's a thriller in which you're with it every step of the way as the analyst uses gathered information and works methodically (and with no small luck) toward that moment when she finds, through the actions of bin Laden's "most trusted courier" that he's in a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, that's larger than any other house in the area. And then in the film's final half-hour, we watch the Navy SEAL raid – with their three-scope night-vision goggles making them look like extraterrestrials and their bullets pumped into female compound inhabitants for reasons at best ambiguous, if not completely gratuitous. Even there, at that extraordinary end we knew was coming, this movie won't let you be comfortable in the moral superiority that other films are so careful to preserve.
While the movie is unique, it is not without precedent in the highest reaches of American film. The classic American movie I couldn't forget while watching it is John Ford's "The Searchers," in which John Wayne sets out to find the niece who was kidnapped when very young by the Comanche Indians who wantonly slaughtered the rest of his family.
It's an amazing Ford Western – beautiful to look at but containing a moment of breathtaking cruelty when Wayne, our cinematic symbol of American virtue, shoots the eyes of an already dead Comanche because "according to what HE believes," it will condemn him to eternal homeless wandering in his version of the afterlife. So deep is Ethan Edwards' racist hatred for his family's slaughterers that he'll gladly defile a corpse according to its tribal religious beliefs.
That's Ford, American ultra-patriot, asking us in our theater seats, "You want to know how the West was 'won'? Well, that was one way."
That's close to what Bigelow is doing in "Zero Dark Thirty," and it puts her in some of the greatest American film company, whether she would like it or not.
It is through the analytical efforts of Chastain, though – a living symbol of haunted intelligence in what we call "the intelligence community" – that those SEALs are able to do the job that almost all their countrymen so dearly wanted done.
It may have been justice, but the audience is unlikely to care. It is certainly revenge, just as was Ethan Edwards' gratuitous defilement of a Comanche corpse.
At the end of the epic search of "The Searchers," Ethan's now-teenage niece Debbie has been safely returned to white America after living as a Comanche. A great director has gone into the ugly racist heart of American expansion and come out human again, as Ethan Edwards' cruel Western world is vanishing.
At the end of "Zero Dark Thirty," we wonder if ours is only beginning.
It is a great film belonging in the highest – and most disturbing – company.
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Starring: Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Joel Edgerton
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Running time: 157 minutes
Rating: R for wartime violence, language and brutal, disturbing images, including torture.
The lowdown: Acclaimed film in which a female CIA analyst emerges as the key figure in America's 10-year hunt to find Osama bin Laden.
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BIND and AstraZeneca are basing their collaborative work on data suggesting nanomedicines selectively accumulate in diseased tissues and cells, leading to higher drug concentrations at the tumor site and reduced exposure to healthy tissues.
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"I spend my life in sweatpants and covered in mud," Blunt, 30, tells InStyle for its May cover story, as she also admits to letting the couple's oversized lab, Finn, cuddle beside them in bed.
That doesn't leave a lot of extra space because, as she puts it, "I have an enormous husband – he's 6'3"! – and an enormous dog." The British actress also says her star husband has an enormous heart.
"Meeting John really changed my life," she tells the magazine. "When I feel the support I have from him, I feel invincible. There's someone behind you on your good days, and someone in front of you on your bad days."
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Week 8 brings a Sunday Night Football matchup featuring two NFC East rivals as the Dallas Cowboys take on the Philadelphia Eagles (NBC 8:30 Eastern).
The Eagles look to claw their way back into the playoff picture. Philadelphia brings an 0-2 home record into the game, while currently sitting at the bottom of the NFC East with a 2-4 record. Michael Vick looks to build on his solid, if not great Week 6 performance against the Redskins when he threw for 237 yards while rushing for 54 yards during the Eagles' 20-13 win.
The Dallas Cowboys are 3-3 after their Week 7 blowout win over the St. Louis Rams. Tony Romo will try and keep his team on pace with the division leading New York Giants, who improved to 5-2 after their 20-17 win over the Miami Dolphins.
For the second week in a row, Dallas will be starting DeMarco Murray in place of injured Felix Jones. If Jones was healthy for Sunday night's game, it would not have been a given that he'd be on the field for the Cowboys' first series. Murray, a rookie out of Oklahoma, had a monster game against St. Louis in Week 7, rushing for 253 yards with a touchdown.
NBC sports executives should be happy with tonight's matchup after last week's mismatch in New Orleans. The Saints demolished the Indianapolis Colts 62-7. The Colts were slated for last Sunday night's game, but were playing without Peyton Manning, who is likely out for the season. NBC can't begin their flex schedule until later in the season.
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"Whenever they're in New York, [Green Day] drops in to see us," Idiot star John Gallagher Jr. told Broadway.com in June. "There are no words to describe how generous they've been. What we do every night couldn't happen without what they've given us personally."


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