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This week, during my internship, I became best friends with baking soda. We started with "come here often?" and quickly moved to "what are you doing after?" Its cousin, baking powder, and I became buddies as well. I can't tell you what I was baking (trade secret), but I can tell you that I've personally baked it at least 15 times, and the test cook and other interns have added to that count on the days I was busy with other projects - I think the running total is at least 40 times. I've learned more about baking and the science behind baking in the last four weeks, than I did in one school semester. I never want to eat this particular recipe again, as long as I live, but it has made me a better cook and baker, for sure.
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Matt Cain isn't intimidated by the prospect of closing out perfect games or pitching in the World Series.
Playing "Call of Duty" against the game's designers, however, is another story.
"These guys are so good, it can be a little bit demoralizing," Cain tells me from the offices of "Call of Duty: Black Ops II" developer, Treyarch. "Maybe after our game, I can take them out back and throw a couple of fastballs to them so we can even things out."
Cain, along with Rays slugger Evan Longoria, spent a day at the developer's offices last week, getting a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the game, while also trading shots in an MLB grudge match. And while Longoria's team swept Cain's squad three games to zero, the Giants pitcher relished the experience of meeting the developers of one of his favorite games.
"We're down here in Santa Monica, and it's pretty cool to see the way everything is set up," says Cain. "They have a zombie area, a single-player area, and an online area for us to play. Any time you get the chance to visit a studio like this, it's a great day."
ESPN Playbook: What is it about "Call of Duty" that's so addictive?
Matt Cain: They put a product out there that's just so fun and addicting. Every year, they advance the game and they keep finding creative ways to keep you locked in to the game. Once you start playing "Call of Duty," you better watch out, because before you know it, you've lost four or five hours out of your day.
Hunter Pence was telling me that you're also addicted to old-school games like "Track & Field," although he thinks you cheat because your guy runs so fast.
I love that game, but I don't cheat. Let's just say I'm utilizing the game to its fullest. There are a couple of little tricks you can do on the high jump and long jump to sneak out a few inches.
Other than "Call of Duty," do you consider yourself more of an old-school gamer?
Yeah, I'm probably not as up to date on all of the other new games as I should be, but that's what happens when you have a family. I seem to play in spurts. Somebody will tell me about a cool game, then I'll run out and play for a bit, but then I'm done.
Do you ever worry as a pitcher that playing too many video games will hurt your fingers?
You always wonder if you're going to get arthritis. You started hearing that a few years ago with "Guitar Hero," and how it was cramping people's forearms and such. If you're not used to it, it will definitely wear you out a little bit.
What type of "Call of Duty" player are you? Do you like to snipe, or are you more of a run around and shoot anything type of guy?
A little bit of both, but I like to do more of the sniping. I just hate when people start figuring out your hiding spots. Sometimes sniping doesn't work out so well.
I hear Sergio Romo is the best gamer on the Giants. Ever play "Call of Duty" against him?
I haven't, but I hear Romo is really good. He's really intense when it comes to the game. I play with Jeremy Affeldt and a couple of other guys, running through co-op campaign and things like that. Tim Lincecum is another guy who is a big gamer. He's always talking about "FIFA." Every year, he can't wait for that game to come out. I haven't played "FIFA" in a couple of years, but I might have to get back into it and challenge him.
You threw your first perfect game last season. What's it like to be in a zone like that out on the mound?
It was fun. You think back on that or you watch some of the highlights, and you start trying to remember what was going on in your head. But to be honest, there wasn't a whole lot going on in my head. I was just trying to make every pitch and get the guy out. It just all fell into the perfect place and we somehow got 27 outs up and down.
Gregor Blanco made an incredible diving catch to save the perfect game. What was going through your mind while that ball was in the air?
I made a good pitch, but the ball was hit to right center. I looked to [Angel] Pagan, and I thought he might be able to run it down, but when I didn't see him, I thought the perfect game was over. I thought it was going to be a hit for sure. But then Blanco comes out of nowhere and dives and makes the catch at the wall. That actually put more pressure on me because all of the guys out on the field were laying it all on the line for me, so I needed to come through as well.
Everyone always talks about the pitcher after a perfect game, but it seems like the catcher's role is vastly underrated.
I think so, and what's funny is, [Buster Posey] might be more over-thinking it than I am. A lot of it, I was just going with whatever Buster called, so he was probably thinking if he called the wrong pitch, was I going to get mad at him? He was probably more nervous than I was.
Two championships in three years. When do you start throwing the dynasty word around?
Maybe we'll do that when the career is over. Then you can brag about everything. Once your career is over, then you don't have to live up to anything. [laughs]
What's it going to take this year to repeat and get three out of four?
It's going to take a lot. We have a lot to do this year, even in our division. With what the Dodgers have done, Arizona has done a good job putting a team together, and San Diego and Colorado are always sneaky, so you never know. You can't count anybody out in our division, that's for sure.
Do you have a favorite moment from last season's championship run?
There are a lot of them, but I remember when Pagan led off Game 4 against Cincinnati with a home run. That was a huge moment for us. My other favorite is the base hit that [Marco] Scutaro got in the World Series to give us the lead, with Theriot sliding home for the score. To see the excitement on his face, that was a special play.
Do you think the Giants have changed the way executives view building teams? You guys are never talked about when all these teams are making big offseason moves, but you put together a team that wins without that huge free-agent acquisition.
I think they've done a great job to figure out what's best for the team, then going out there and not spending the most money just to say that they did it. They think a lot about whether a guy is going to mesh well in our clubhouse and whether or not we can play together. They do a great job of trying to make that work and finding the right guys for our team.
You started every playoff- and World Series-clinching game for the Giants last season. What is it about your personality that helps you come through in the clutch in these big situations?
I really just took on the challenge, but I'm not going to lie to you, I was nervous for all of those games. It's a lot of pressure. But you have to remember; those guys on the other side have the same amount of pressure. All the guys on the team were out there to support me, and they just want you to go out and do what you can do, and give them a good chance to win. I just never tried to over-think it too much.
If only you could carry over that clutch gene to "Call of Duty."
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A future Christmas number one? The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Easy to feel sorry for the ukulele. Perennially misspelt and indelibly associated with the ill-fitting grimace of George Formby, its dimensions are somehow all wrong - too large for anyone under 10, too small for all but the tiniest of grown-ups. In the hands of an average-height person, it simply looks mildly amusing. Anyone taller and the effect is somehow disturbing, dim presage of a nightmarish world where we humans stay the same size but in which string instruments have somehow shrunk in the wash.
En masse, joined by its brethren, however, the ukulele starts to shine. On Wednesday night, I watched, stunned, as this most diminutive of four-string guitars morphed from undergrown wallflower to belle of the ball, as the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain sauntered into Toynbee Hall in the east end of London for one of their series of Christmas concerts (book! book!). It seems I'm late coming to the party - the Kaiser Chiefs and Jools Holland are already paid-up converts - but let me say it out loud, to an imaginary strummed accompaniment: I think I love the ukulele.
It isn't just the ukulele, to be honest: it's what was done with it. The UOGB take a cheap and irrepressibly cheerful instrument (or rather seven of them in various sizes, plus an electro-acoustic bass) and make it capable of the most serious of musical effects. I might have been imagining it - he's only just departed, after all - but I'm sure I heard a brief nod to Stockhausen in the introduction to their cheery arrangement of Leroy Anderson's Sleigh Ride, plus a blizzard of references to musicians as varied as Otis Redding, Kurt Cobain and Handel. Who would have thought that Bernstein's I Like to Be in America could find new life as a mournful, Joni-Mitchell-style lament, or that Isaac Hayes's blaxploitation classic Shaft could nod cutely in the direction of English folksong collector Cecil James Sharp?
It probably isn't accidental that several members of the orchestra have parallel careers in comedy, given their exquisite deadpan shtick. My friend and I weren't the only ones uttering strangulated snorts throughout. The UOGB even redeemed Slade's incessantly ghastly Merry Christmas by making it into a gentle and rather touching waltz, surely genius enough in its own right.
Yes, I know it sounds both insufferably smug and probably a bit Radio 4, but then - so what? - I rather like Radio 4, especially as it eases into the cosy institutional jollification that ensures, you know, Christmas is Christmas. They even gently send up Anarchy in the UK by making the few crucial tweaks that release the easy-going singalong anthem within. Could there be a finer Christmas No 1?
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Future star: Andrea Riseborough talks 'W.E' and 'Shadow Dancer'
PARK CITY - About 18 months from now most Americans will likely be able to recognize Andrea Riseborough from countless other starlets gracing the big screen. At the moment though, the 30-year-old British actress has only appeared in indie films such as "Brighton Rock," "Made in Dagenham" and "Never Let Me Go" and she's hardly a household name even in her native England. However, as you're likely reading this, Riseborough is preparing for her biggest role to date in Joseph Kosinski's currently untitled Sci-Fi epic formerly known as "Oblivion." It's a summer 2013 tentpole starring Tom Cruise and getting a lot of attention as Kosinski's follow up to "Tron: Legacy." Happily, for those looking to discover new talent, Riseborough has a number of films you can catch before then including Madonna's "W.E" which is finally hitting theaters this weekend after debuting at the Venice Film Festival way back in September.
In "W.E," Riseborough faced the challenge of playing the legendary Wallis Simpson, the woman whom King Edward VII loved so much he abdicated his throne for (at least that's how we've always seen it on this side of the pond). Oscar nomination for costumer designer Arianne Phillips aside, Riseborough is hands down the most impressive aspect of the "flashback" drama and her performance is likely the reason she's finally getting noticed by Hollywood. When I sat down to talk to her in Park City, Utah last week during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, it was initially to discuss her role in James Marsh's new dramatic thriller "Shadow Dancer."
Set against the backdrop of the IRA's last days in 1993, Riseborough plays a mother pressured by her family after the death of her younger brother into becoming a terrorist for the cause. Eventually she becomes an informant for the British government to protect her own child, but her loyalties are severely tested as the story progresses. Unfortunately, most festival goers weren't big fans of the film. Marsh, best known for his Oscar-winning documentary "Man On A Wire," directs the movie at a snails pace generating little suspense or drama. Riseborough and the rest of the cast, including Clive Owen, give it their all, but can't save the film from becoming a tedious bore. Obviously, that's hardly Riseborough's opinion as we begin our chat. During our interview she compliments Marsh discussing the "dynamic" way he tells a story and how "empathic" he is with every character in the picture.
Eventually, I was able to segue the conversation to the more time sensitive "W.E." Riseborough has been promoting the film at one festival after another for four months, but this was the first chance I'd gotten to sit down and discuss it with her. She's been lauded for showing Simpson as a woman who was truly conflicted about Edward's historic decision and the consequences it had on her own life (somehow Madonna gets now credit for this as the film's director). I wanted to know how Riseborough found the character and she quickly warned me it wouldn't be a short answer.
"It's every piece of archive footage. It's every still image. It's anything that has a sound or moves to do with anything written about her or anything she's written or letters she's written to other people because people often don't divulge that information to a loved one. And that's at the beginning," Riseborough says laughing. "And it's from that point that you work with all that. Things start to manifest, a spirit is captured, reasons of motivation for each single part of a life you're dealing with. I mean, you're dealing with a long life. 26 to 70 are the years that we are capturing in the film, but everything leaving up to 26 -- I mean, she just didn't appear out of thin air in Shanghai. By the time you get to the end of that process you've created a hybrid of the character that you think serves the film because, truly, when you are making a movie and you are playing a historical figure you have to go back to the script for what you are trying to achieve. Anything that serves that is fantastic and anything that doesn't has to be left by the wayside as chaff in this particular case. So, up to that point when you get on set you just trust that it's all in your DNA. That's something Madonna said once and I think it's just so wonderfully put."
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.@mittromney more interested in bogus #Benghazi theory than battling auto bankruptcy. #battleship #p2
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It's from back in October of 2012, when - as Legal Insurrection very helpfully notes - Rep. Ed Markey of Massachusetts (D) (now running against Gabriel Gomez in a special election for MA-SEN) was doing his level best to convince the world that there was absolutely no reason at all to believe that the attack in Benghazi that murdered four Americans (including our Ambassador) was due to a preplanned terrorist attack - and that any suggestion that the White House was covering things up was some sort of bizarre theory promulgated by conservatives. That's October of 2012. Now let's go to May of 2013:
(CBS News) "Everybody in the mission" in Benghazi, Libya, thought the attack on a U.S. consulate there last Sept. 11 was an act of terror "from the get-go," according to excerpts of an interview investigators conducted with the No. 2 official in Libya at the time, obtained by CBS News' "Face the Nation."
"I think everybody in the mission thought it was a terrorist attack from the beginning," Greg Hicks, a 22-year foreign service diplomat who was the highest-ranking U.S. official in Libya after the strike, told investigators under authority of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Hicks, the former U.S. Embassy Tripoli deputy chief of mission, was not in Benghazi at the time of the attack, which killed Chris Stevens - then the U.S. ambassador to Libya - and three other Americans.
CBS goes on to also helpfully note that this testimony will more or less flatly contradict the White House narrative that Ed Markey so hotly defended, and that Mitt Romney presciently sneered at. The simple truth of the matter is this: the administration made the call to obfuscate what happened at Benghazi because admitting at the time that it was a terrorist attack might have cost them the election. This is a thing that has happened. Now they're paying the price for that, but they don't want to, only I don't give a... darn... about that and neither should you.
Now this the brutal part. Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez is likely too much the gentleman to make this point, but I'm happy to: Ed Markey got Benghazi wrong. Badly. At best he's a pathetic dupe for what was one of the clumsiest narratives in recent American political history; at worse, he was a willing collaborator in pushing that narrative. Ed Markey wants to be a Senator for a state that has recently suffered an unquestioned, unambiguous, and deeply troubling terrorist attack; it is not unreasonable to assume that Massachusetts' federal Senate and House delegations will be involved in crafting America's eventual response. Who do you think would do a better job of representing Massachusetts' victims, in this case? The guy who Islamist terrorists tried to kill*, or the guy that finds it politically inconvenient to simply accept that Islamist terrorists want to kill Americans?
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text: [crossposting to jython-dev] Because of some conversations I had with Maciej (mostly at Folsom Coffee in Boulder :) ), we are considering adding support for the CPython C-Extension API for Jython, modeling what has already been done in PyPy and IronPython. Although I think it may make a lot of sense to port NumPy to Java, and have argued for it in the past, being pragmatic suggests it's better to work with the tide of NumPy/Cython than against it. Also, this can bring in a large swath of existing libraries to work with Jython, including those coded against SWIG, at the cost that it will not run under most security manager policies. I think that's a reasonable tradeoff. Similar concerns that Maciej raises apply to Jython. No Java JIT will inline such native code, marshaling from the Java domain to the native one will be expensive, etc. But this is (mostly) true of Jython today, from Python code to Java (although invokedynamic will at least reduce some of those costs). But users can still take advantage of Java to achieve much better performance from Jython, if they are careful about structuring the execution of their code. At the end of the day, Jython to C code, including that produced by Cython should see a similar performance profile to CPython to C code, as long as they don't hammer the INCREF/DECREF *functions*. (JRuby is implementing something similar, and we probably can borrow their "refcounting" support.) But of course that's exactly what one needs to avoid to write performant extension code anyway in CPython, at least if it's to be multithreaded. One interesting part of this discussion is whether we can support lock eliding. This is one part of JIT inlining that you don't want to give up for multithreaded performance. Rather than having C code callback into Java to release the GIL (which is only global for such C code!), it would be better to have a marker on the C code that allows for immediate release, or perhaps some other inlinable Java stub. I could imagine this could be readily supported by Cython (and perhaps already is). Lastly, I want to emphasize again that if/when Jython adds support for the C extension API, the "GIL" and "refcounting" support will only be for such C code! We like our concurrency support and we are not giving it up :) - Jim On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 3:25 AM, Stefan Behnel <stefan_ml@...> wrote: > Maciej Fijalkowski, 12.08.2010 10:05: > > On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 8:49 AM, Stefan Behnel wrote: > >> there has recently been a move towards a .NET/IronPython port of Cython, > >> mostly driven by the need for a fast NumPy port. During the related > >> discussion, the question came up how much it would take to let Cython > also > >> target other runtimes, including PyPy. > >> > >> Given that PyPy already has a CPython C-API compatibility layer, I doubt > >> that it would be hard to enable that. With my limited knowledge about > the > >> internals of that layer, I guess the question thus becomes: is there > >> anything Cython could do to the C code it generates that would make the > >> Cython generated extension modules run faster/better/safer on PyPy than > >> they would currently? I never tried to make a Cython module actually run > on > >> PyPy (simply because I don't use PyPy), but I have my doubts that they'd > >> run perfectly out of the box. While generally portable, I'm pretty sure > the > >> C code relies on some specific internals of CPython that PyPy can't > easily > >> (or efficiently) provide. > > > > CPython extension compatibility layer is in alpha at best. I heavily > > doubt that anything would run out of the box. However, this is a > > cpython compatiblity layer anyway, it's not meant to be used as a long > > term solutions. First of all it's inneficient (and unclear if will > > ever be) > > If you only use it to call into non-trivial Cython code (e.g. some heavy > calculations on NumPy tables), the call overhead should be mostly > negligible, maybe even close to that in CPython. You could even provide > some kind of fast-path to 'cpdef' functions (i.e. functions that are > callable from both C and Python) and 'api' functions (which are currently > exported at the module API level using the PyCapsule mechanism). That would > reduce the call overhead to that of a C call. > > Then, a lot of Cython code doesn't do much ref-counting and the like but > simply runs in plain C. So, often enough, there won't be that much overhead > involved in the code itself either, especially in tight loops where users > prune away all CPython interaction anyway. > > > > but it's also unjitable. This means that to JIT, cpython > > extension is like a black box which should not be touched. > > Well, unless both sides learn about each other, that is. It won't > necessarily impact the JIT, but then again, a JIT usually won't have a > noticeable impact on the performance of Cython code anyway. > > > > Also, several concepts, like refcounting are completely alien to pypy > > and emulated. > > Sure. That's why I asked if there is anything that Cython can help to > improve here. For example, the code it generates for INCREF/DECREF > operations is not only configurable at the C preprocessor level. > > > > For example for numpy, I think a rewrite is necessary to make it fast > > (and as experiments have shown, it's possible to make it really fast), > > so I would not worry about using cython for speeding things up. > > This isn't only about making things fast when being rewritten. This is also > about accessing and reusing existing code in a new environment. Cython is > becoming increasingly popular in the numerics community, and a lot of > Cython code is being written as we speak, not only in the SciPy/NumPy > environment. People even find it attractive enough to start rewriting their > CPython extension modules (most often library wrappers) from C in Cython, > both for performance and TCO reasons. > > > > There is another usecase for using cython for providing access to C > > libraries. This is a bit harder question and I don't have a good > > answer for that, but maybe cpython compatibility layer would be good > > enough in this case? I can't see how Cython can produce a "native" C > > code instead of CPython C code without some major effort. > > Native (standalone) C code isn't the goal, just something that adapts well > to what PyPy can provide as a CPython compatibility layer. If Cython > modules work across independent Python implementations, that would be the > most simple way by far to make lots of them available cross-platform, thus > making it a lot simpler to switch between different implementations. > > Stefan > > _______________________________________________ > pypy-dev@... > http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev >


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Welcome, Quilters! We're super excited to kick off our newest Quilt Along today: Little Ruby! This gorgeous quilt, designed by Camille Roskelley of Thimble Blossoms, was made with our FREE pattern and the Little Ruby fabric collection by Bonnie & Camille. Whichever fabrics you choose to use, this quilt will sparkle like a gem when it's completed so let's get started!
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I had such fun ( more than " a barrel full of bunnies!" ) making a spring pillow.... using a paper pieced pattern design by Janeen at Quilt Art Designs, and a background fabric by Moda's Bonnie and Camille fabrics!
Pattern: Rabbit by Janeen from Quilt Art Designs "Paper Piecing 1/4 " " digital magazine, issue 9 April-June 2016 {available Here }. This issue 9 features lots of adorable pets!!!
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I am working to finish up the pinwheel baby quilt. I am trying to finish up the quilting. It certainly takes a long time. The center portion took me about 5 hours! Lots of straight line quilting going on right here. I did a few lines in the small border and decided to mimic that in the larger border. I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. I now need to square it up andread more
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Maybe it's a regional thing but this wasn't what I expected. I think the recipe needs way more vinegar and fermenting time. The cabbage taste was too strong and it needed more salt. Thanks anyways!
This was really good and much like our local pupusaria! I halved the recipe and used half paprika and half cayenne for our naive tongues. ;) Easy to throw together and perfect with Authentic Salvadorean Pupusas. Thanks for sharing, Valeria!
This was muy delicioso! Papusas are just about my favorite thing to eat, and I've been looking everywhere for the perfect curtido recipe, so I wouldn't have to hit the streets towards my local papuseria! This was perfect with a little Cholulu hot sauce; I just had one and I need another!!!
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As if getting his own episode of VH1's "Behind the Music" four years ago
which was one of the very first episodes produced for the popular series
wasn't enough, it was perhaps only a matter of time before MC Hammer was
immortalized in TV-movie infamy as well.
"Too Legit: The MC Hammer Story," directed by Artie Mandelberg and starring relative unknown Romany Malco as the eponymous rapper and Bay Area native (despite bearing almost completely no resemblance to Hammer whatsoever), never rises above the level of cheesiness, predictability and tepid acting we're so accustomed to in small-screen, celebrity-biopic movies.
It also falls victim to an array of incredibly bad wigs and wretched outfits that even the Brady Bunch would've rejected.
It begins in 1974 with an eleven-year-old Hammer, then known as Stan Burrell (who was born in 1963; that's right, he'll hit the big 4-0 in less than two years) ditching church and running to the Oakland Coliseum, where he earns money by dancing to James Brown music in the parking lot. After being spotted by then-Athletics owner Charlie Finley, he's made an honorary batboy. He's soon nicknamed "Hammer" due to his resemblance to Hank Aaron. Scenes of bespectacled, wide-eyed Li'l Hammer in the dugout are spliced in with actual game footage. (And, he can apparently travel back in time as well; the ballgame shown is from 1972.)
They could have titled this "Behind The Music: The Movie" and nobody would have noticed, because that's what "Too Legit" comes across as. It's practically clockwork with the 1997 documentary; it includes scenes of Hammer failing to make the A's roster, meeting future wife Stephanie (played by Tangi Miller), plus Hammer selling records from the trunk of his car, then being discovered by Capitol Records you get the idea. Meanwhile, he's accompanied in practically every scene by his stone-faced brother, Wesley (portrayed by once-promising actor Royale Watkins, who probably still wishes to this very day that he'd turned down "Speed 2").
Despite all the aforementioned activity, everything moves so painfully slow up to the point when his career takes off and eventually comes crashing down, which let's be honest is what we're really interested in watching.
But when that time comes, the whole film then becomes a mess of a convoluted plot, a muddled script and positively abominable editing.
For example, we're shown a barrage of abrupt jump cuts of pre-1990s-fame Hammer cutting a record in a studio to choreographing dance moves on a basketball court to selling albums out of his car. Then, out of nowhere, everything instantly cuts to a tour bus parked in an inner-city neighborhood, accompanied by Hammer along with his outrageous haircut and huge entourage. Just like that.
And the violence factor is surprisingly high; there are numerous subplots in which a different character gets shot what seems every five minutes due to botched drug deals, band feuds and the like, and there is plenty of blood to boot. So many unimportant characters come and go quickly; I couldn't keep up with all of Hammer's friends and foes.
Much of the second half of the film is devoted to Hammer performing in concert and doing silly promotional TV spots for his 1990 album "Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em," that, as a result, everything else that follows is badly rushed. Some of his other accomplishments and shortcomings are ignored altogether (with the most notable being the ignominious absence of the smash hit "Pray").
Besides the inevitable scenes of Hammer staring dumbfounded at tax lawyers upon being informed that he's suddenly gone bankrupt, the film also portrays him as a blowhard egomaniac; he barks orders to and berates his backup dancers like a sergeant drilling a group of privates in between more lengthy concert scenes (which look like they were shot on a tiny soundstage) while engaging in occasional spats with his wife that anyone could see coming from a country mile away. Stop me if you've traveled this road before.
By the time the film focuses on Hammer's embarrassing foray into gangsta rap, his 1994 album "The Funky Headhunter," Mandelberg apparently forgot that he was making a movie about Hammer and not Tupac Shakur, for the latter inexplicably dominates the film's last 45 minutes. A gratuitous interpretation of Tupac's fatal shooting and subsequent lengthy shots of Hammer looming over his bedridden, comatose form arrive in full force, right before jump-cutting to one copout of an ending.
As is with Hammer, the actor portraying Tupac (who is not identified in the closing credits) looks nor sounds nothing like the real thing, either.
It must have been one hell of a well-kept secret that Hammer ever negotiated with Death Row Records, because I sure wasn't aware of it. Washed-up, has-been ex-wrestler Tony Norris (remember Ahmed Johnson, anyone?) is utterly laughable as gasp Suge Knight, who probably can't remember the last time his greatest hits didn't get him arrested.
Oh, and despite playing the most notorious figure of the 1990s rap scene, Norris is listed in the closing credits as merely the "Record Promoter." Huh?
Little mistakes pop up during the course of the film that hamper an already spotty effort. Hammer and Stephanie were married in 1985, not 1984. During Hammer's gangsta rap segment, Tupac is seen wearing a big red "FUBU 05" football jersey, which didn't even exist back in 1994. Contrary to what the film says, Hammer never signed with Death Row; "The Funky Headhunter" was released on the Giant label.
MC Hammer himself is actually given an executive producer credit, but I doubt he had much input in this flimsy movie to begin with. This is on the same level as "The Right Connections" (1997), in which he starred.
It definitely bears mentioning, however, that the charismatic Malco gives his all in this film. He handles the dancing scenes surprisingly well while lip-synching all of Hammer's songs, though I wonder if he could see a thing out of his glasses; those lenses were as big as the windshield of a '68 Cadillac.
"Too Legit" is pretty much only for Hammer diehards (if there are any left); "Behind The Music," although outdated, is far more informative and entertaining. But if there's anything that stands out in this movie, it's when Hammer snaps back at an interviewer who says that his music is not "street enough." It's the best part of the film and worth watching just for that moment alone.
"Too Legit" is an otherwise valiant effort that ultimately falls apart in the end. When you think about it, that's also pretty much MC Hammer's career in a nutshell. 5.5/10
As being co-executive producer of this autobiographical account of his life, MC Hammer could've done better explaining it to a degree where it should've been more specific. Some of what's missing in this movie are: some of his posse (like Oaktown 3-5-7 and 2BigMC), the proof (Billboard-wise) of his songs climbing to the top as history proved it in late '89 to early 90's, the clothes Hammer himself would really wear in his beginnings (I do have to admit some of the clothes he wears before he rises to fame are very too new), more of his children (he only had Akeyba portrayed in the movie), and most importantly, his role in the military which signifies his latest album 'ACTIVE DUTY' (which I'm not sure if it even cracked the Billboard 200 Albums in this day and age). Definitely huge chunks missing in the movie. Regarding the Hollywoodized elements, I didn't know Hammer faced so much of that gun-shooting thing. Or is that too fictional to prove? I was kinda confused by that, honestly .... The actor who portrayed Hammer as a child was a top notcher in his dancing moves but he don't look nothing like Hank Aaron when an athlete says he does. I saw a pic of the real Hammer when he was a kid. Definitely he looks like Hammer! The one who played him as an older Hammer did good on the moves, but still the real Hammer can do better! I do have to give this actor the kudos for putting his best. One thing, though. He doesn't look much of MC Hammer. Good try however ... Rest of the movie's tie-ins to the past is very very mixed. Many of the extras looked too too modern to even be in that timewarp of Hammer's past. There's not much folks with the Box, triangle-fades, Yellow highlights, but some of Hammer's posse had their styles in the movie on-point. The movie's theme shows a good lesson of how to be a rising star and learning from the mistakes we all face in life. I like it's religious inspirations .... Overall, it could've been better. Out of 5, I'd rate this a 2. Being a Hammer fan in the past, I still say Hammer paved the way for the rap music industry today. He let rap be known whether people liked him or not, especially his own.
I've followed M.C. Hammer's career from start to finish.The film was totally inaccurate.We all know that Hammer started with only 4 back up dancers(Oaktown 357 & Ace Juice)if I'm not mistaken and of course 2 Bigg M.C. How could they leave them out.That killed the entire movie for me.
I first want to point out that I am a huge MC Hammer fan..I was fan of his
when he used to do low budget videos in nightclubs..and was selling his
music out of the back of his car. This movie was so glossed over I felt I
was watching an afternoon special. The actor playing Hammer didn't look
anything like him..the hairpieces that were used to "go back in time" were
awful...and look just like toupees'...the dancing was marginal..MC Hammer
moved ten times faster and was a lot more electrifying than what was
portrayed onscreen..
Where was 2 Big MC?? Oaktown 357...Ace Juice, Special Generation etc....too many fragments missing from this story..Interesting how the song "Pray" was missing from the movie..yet they show Hammer in church twice...all in all this movie sucked..they would have been better off getting the real deal.
Too Legit: The MC Hammer Story
The hardest part of being successful is remembering to pay your taxes.
A lesson learned by the young MC in this biography.
From an early age Stanley Burrell (Robert Bailey Jr.) would dance outside of Oakland A's games for money.
Eventually his moves landed him a job as the team's batboy and a nickname that would propel him into stardom.
Spreading his gospel on Sunday years later and selling his rap singles on the street, Stanley's new pseudonym: MC Hammer (Romany Malco) starts spreading as well.
It's not until he releases Can't Touch This, however, that Hammer hits hard.
But his expansive tastes and unending generosity towards his posse soon lands him in hot water with the IRS.
An exemplary VH1 bio-picture, Too Legit not only has the highs and the lows but also top- notch dancing and unexpected cameos.
In hindsight, however, Hammer should've named his hit-song Can't Tax This.
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I just saw Too Legit: The MC Hammer Story tonight on VH1. It was much
better than I thought it would be. Near the very end, they played the
most amazing blues song, sung by a man and woman. I waited for the
credits, and they listed it as "Keep Pushin' On", performed by Joshua
I rarely hear a song that I just HAVE TO HAVE. I went into probably 15 Lyrics sites, searching by song title and artist, and nothing turned up. I didn't just look for Joshua or Mendoza, either. I went through all the J's and M's!! Short of trying to contact VH1, I am at dead-end.
If anyone out there knows the song, what CD it's on, or if I got the song title/artist's name wrong, could you please share that knowledge? I would so appreciate it.
I would just like to ditto the previous comment.
Scenes set in the nondescript old Oakland Coliseum were clearly shot in the sparkly new Minute Maid Park. You could even see the 436 foot marker at straight away center - MMP's distinct deepest Center Field in the majors.
Not that shooting location is that significant, but the truth of the matter is that every aspect of this movie indicates a lack of attention to detail. Although Hammer's story is compelling, if you watch this thing from beginning to end, it's in spite of the production, not because.
The acting wasn't great, but at least the history followed MC Hammer up to
his bankruptcy..
And then we jump to 1994. First of all, Tupac didn't join Death Row until early 1996, and even then I never remembered him being that down with Hammer. And why were they talking about the Tyson fight while Hammer was shooting "Pumps and a Bump?" The video came out in 1994, when Tyson was still in jail!
I guess this is what we should expect from a VH1 movie...
Average TV movie production.Very standard production that could have been done better but the producers decided not too risk too much effort and money for this one.Still,if an MC HAMMER fan would watch this movie not expecting a masterpiece production,heeeeey IT'S ALL GOOD.It's just a little drama on a controversial POSITIVE VS NEGATIVE RAP topic and a good study on the ability of mainstream markets taste to change overnight.Also a good study on overnight multi-millionaires and the materialist/spiritualist balancing act.......
I liked the movie, despite anything wrong with it, I thought it was a good
show and had like only one cuss word in it or something.
I think if it was a national movie and not a cable movie a lot more would have been put into it, I thought Lamont Bentley looked a little like Tupac, he did a great acting in bringing out the late singer. I thought in all it was a good biography and wouldn't mind owning it and watching it over and over again.
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