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This week's PYHOF spotlight is on Nick Raven, an upcoming troubadour from Drury, Auckland. Check out this single called Butterfly High (But I Fly So High) from his debut album, Love and Lomography(!) which will be released in March!
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Tutorial: Rollei C41 Digibase – Color Film Development The Rollei C41 Digibase Kit is a great solution for inexperienced lomographers wanting to develop their own color film. Unlike many other kits this one works at lower temperatures. It has allowed me to successfully develop color negative film, redscale film, and even cross-process slide film, all on the first go. In this tutorial I will explain this specific development process step by step and share some very handy graphs I made, that will help you develop your own film.
The Lomographer at Work: Welcome to My Studio I wanted to present my work and where I realize my ideas. After leaving my job teaching art, I decided to devote myself to the evolution of my personal work. That's why I converted part of my home into an art studio.
LomoGuru of the Week: Earlybird His trademark black and white portraits have become very popular in our Community. His username rings a loud bell, too. Well, I guess it's just time for us to publish an interview with this guy from Germany!
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Sam/Freddie - Ships In The Night
Okay, not a gif I know. But because I've been slacking on the gifs a bit lately, I thought some might appreciate the vid I just made. x
Carly: Sam loves you.
*Carly hits Sam*
Sam: Ugh…it's…kinda true.
Carly: Look, having Sam in your life is like…it's like owning a wild chimp! Sure, she's unpredictable, she can go berserk and chew your foot off but…you keep her clean and well fed, she's adorable and cool and tons of fun.
Freddie: I know, but she…
Carly: She said she was sorry! And…she really meant it.
Freddie: So…'cause I didn't know what time it was…you ruined my chance to do something amazing that could've changed my whole life?!
Sam: I'm sorry. Come on…don't be mad at mama.
Freddie: Stop it.
Freddie: I didn't put this stuff on my application.
Mrs. Benson: Well someone did!
Freddie: Sam?
Sam: …Come on, let's get out of here. We can go point at clouds. …It was 4 months ago, before we started going out!
Freddie: Going to that camp was a dream of mine, and it would've helped me get into any college I wanted, why'd you do this to me?
Sam: I was mad at you.
Freddie: For what?!
Sam: Remember…I asked you what time it was…and you said 'I don't know'.
Freddie: 'Name: Freddie 'Fish-tickler' Benson', I didn't write that.
Carly: This is all my fault.
Mrs. Benson: Just look what you put under hobbies.
Freddie: 'Robbing banks, pointing at clouds and collecting poop'.
Freddie: Look, I didn't get into the camp so what difference does it make…
Mrs. Benson: Well no wonder you didn't get into that camp.
Freddie: What?
Mrs. Benson: Just look at all the outrageous things you put on this application!
Sam: *trying to grab the application* He didn't need to look at the…thing!
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Develop an attitude of gratitude, and give thanks for everything that happens to you, knowing that every step forward is a step toward achieving something bigger and better than your current situation. Brian Tracy
So Much Pain, So Little Time
Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a therapist? I'm going to tell it to you straight. Helping people can be wonderful, but it can also be frustrating sometimes. The efforts of a therapist are sometimes accepted and even embraced, but they're also resisted and even rejected.
With the privilege of witnessing incredible breakthroughs comes the probability of wading through intense suffering. As much as I love my work, there are moments when it seems that there's little to be thankful for.
I spent this Thanksgiving in the company of people who are suffering right now. As I considered the things I'm thankful for this year, their experiences altered my perspective.
5 Things I'm Thankful For
1. Loving Relationships – I'm reminded every day of how thankful I am to have grown up in a home where I was treated with dignity and respect, a place where I was protected from the potentially soul-damaging influence of a rough neighborhood and where I was taught to provide a similar safe haven for the next generation. Was my family perfect in every way? Of course not, but beneath our imperfections there was an undeniable love for each other that guided us through difficult times.
Now, when I open my front door, I walk into a world of love and laughter, a place where a beautiful woman and a few amazing kids share their lives with me. Do we have our disagreements? Sure we do, but our struggles are rare in frequency, short in duration, low in intensity and invariably end with forgiveness and growth. As a therapist, I'm reminded every day that many struggle for a rare moment of joy in their relationships that I experience with those I love every day.
2. Lessons Learned – I'm thankful for the guy I used to be (he really was a nice kid) who actually paid attention a few times when caring mentors shared their wisdom. I'm thankful for the thoughtful decisions made by the boy I was back then that continue to bless the man I am right now and for the lessons I learned from mistakes made long ago that keep me from going through it all again. I'm reminded every day that there are many who learn slowly and suffer far too long.
3. Mental Clarity – I'm thankful for a clear mind which allows me to appreciate the beauty all around me, including an awareness of the the inherent goodness of my fellow human beings, even when they're not at their best. I give thanks for every day of freedom from the crushing effects of addiction and mental illness.
When I look in the mirror, it's always comforting to find that the lights are still on in the eyes of the guy looking back at me. Do I make mental mistakes sometimes? Absolutely, but I admit them quickly and adjust accordingly. I'm reminded every day that many go through life feeling lost and confused, refusing to change their minds or their actions.
4. Life Outside Myself – I'm thankful for the chance I have every day to lift people who have fallen down and can't get up on their own, to bring them a little more joy and peace in their time of crisis. I also love to associate with colleagues who share a commitment to serving those who struggle. Am I capable of being annoying and even hurtful? Sure I am, but I spend most of my time practicing being nice. Maybe someday I'll be really good at it.
As it turns out, helping others helps me too. Among other things, it keeps me from getting sucked into the vortex of my own self-pity, and it reminds me of my own need for self-improvement. The fact that I'm actually paid to serve others is a tasty little layer of frosting on an already delicious cake. I'm reminded every day that many are so attached to their own suffering that they become disconnected from others.
5. Divine Assistance – Most of all, I'm thankful for a loving God who has provided me with everything good in my life, including the desire to do something meaningful with that life. As wonderful as I may seem to some (wait for the humility, it's coming), without the help of something or someone much bigger and better than me, I believe that I would be incapable of making a lasting difference for good in this world (no offense to me, none taken).
In those pivotal moments when something profound needs to be said or done, I'm often at a loss for words or actions. That's when divine inspiration fills in the blanks and lives are changed, especially my own. I'm reminded every day that many face their challenges alone, without any awareness of the true Source of their strength.
Do you know what gets a therapist through the tough times? It's knowing that these gifts are available to everyone. I've seen too many tragedies turn into triumphs to lose hope in people. Burned bridges can be rebuilt. Lines of communication can be reopened, and the light can shine again in a cloudy mind. If I thought that such miracles were impossible, I would choose a different line of work.
How have the challenges of others helped you become more thankful?


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The matinee performances will be followed by an audience discussion with Piper and representatives from local violence prevention programs. These may be some of the most vital conversations the Oakland community will have about violence in our city, precisely because of the presence and voices of elders and young adults in the house.
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Stephan Haluska: harp
Josh Marshall (Teaching Assistant): saxophone, flute
Julie Moon: piano
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The show was good but Bisi & the Moonwalker was not harmonious enough something was definitely lacking from that duo.
Lots of talent, money, time, energy expended on this musical - exciting sets, lyrics, acting, singing.....the first act works SO well. But the writing fails in the second act, when we (and the main character?) discover SUDDENLY that Mama Sid is Raina's real mother. The play then devolves into a confusing mother/daughter story, resolved, alas, in Raina's (the skeptical daughter's) absolute and absolutely unconvincing conversion into her mother's brand of "enlightenment. " How much more interestiing the play would have been if Sid and Raina had not been awkwardly catapulted into mother/daughter roles
San Francisco Bach Choir's Artistic Director and harpsichordist Corey Jamason and mezzo-soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah present an intimate recital of music by Henry Purcell, Domenico Scarlatti, and François Couperin, set against gorgeous views of the Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. The performance will be followed by a wine and cheese reception. There's no better way to warm up on a wintry Sunday afternoon!
This Recital and Wine Reception will help to support the Choir's ambitious programming and outreach efforts for this and future seasons.
Please note this event has been incorrectly listed. It will be at the Conference Center at Fort Mason Center. For further information and tickets, please visit www.sfbach.org
Are you kidding Bob Enos Soundwave is amazing. The acoustics are great and they are all musicians who just love to play.
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this is not a free show! there is a $7 cover! http://www.facebook.com/events/48814450456…
Delicious with great presentation. Really lived up to traditional Japanese Ramen. The marriage of the soup and noodle was spot on! Glad to see that Oakland has another fantastic POPUP catering to traditional Asian food cuisine. Keep up it up Ramen Man!
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Well it's been a good while since I posted any of my work (the old thread has well and truly vanished) it's not that I haven't painted anything I just haven't been bothered to take any photos for awhile. So I've decided to start a new log again now it may not be updated all that often but I'll try to get stuff posted every now and then.
First up is a Banshee. She was painted just to test the ethereal colour scheme for when I paint the coven throne.
The hair was hours of endless fun I've only painted ginger hair once before so I wasn't sure exactly where to go with it. The base needs a bit of a tidy up.
Next up Work in progress on my Lahmian Lord on zombie dragon.
The dragon was originally built with the Blood dragon vampire rider but I've decided to go for all female vampires so I converted a female rider and modified the dragon after it had already been built. I had to remove the saddle and move it forward so that the cloaks could hang down the sides. The spines where replaced with some left over terrorgheist bits. The legs are from a HE dragon mage, they maybe slightly too long but it's not that noticeable. I added some extra layers and gems to the cloth to match the vampire on the coven throne. The hands where swapped for the plastic Tzeencth lords hands and the sleeves where resculpted a bit.
Hope to paint her over the next few weeks - as I said slow progress ahead oh this won't just be vampire counts that's just what I'm working on until the next shiny thing catches my eye.
C&C welcome as always. I've always found the feedback on here very helpful.
Small update not worth adding another post - I've added a little more detail to the skirt it will help with the painting stage.


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The Los Angeles Kings get to flex their Stanley Cup championship muscles ... but in a different way this time.
From noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, the King's Stanley Cup will be on the USS Iowa battleship to help kick off the new hockey season.
The event is free for the public to view and take photographs of the legendary National Hockey League trophy with the historic battleship's massive guns serving as a backdrop.
Commonly referred to as the "Battleship of Presidents" for having hosted Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush, the USS Iowa now becomes the "Battleship of Kings" ... at least for one day. Along with the Stanley Cup, the Kings' Ice Crew will be on hand to greet fans and for photo opportunities.
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For a quick way to enjoy an old favorite, stir up Jan Roat's stuffed green pepper makings in a skillet. "This easy one-pan meal is requested so often I even make it when I'm not in a hurry," notes the active Red Lodge, Montana cook.
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 cup) equals 240 calories, 7 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 37 mg cholesterol, 140 mg sodium, 27 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 16 g protein.
Originally published as Almost Stuffed Peppers in Quick Cooking July/August 1998, p63
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Reviewed on Jan. 24, 2013 by tstreich
Quick, easy and really good. I did add about a Tbsp of minced garlic and we melted mozzarella on top before serving just like we do with real stuffed peppers. This will definitely become a regular go to quick meal.
Reviewed on Dec. 25, 2011 by maryann1210
Very easy and very tasty. Good with turkey sausage instead of ground beef, also.
Reviewed on Mar. 10, 2011 by heather415
it was good. But it seemed to be missing something.
Reviewed on Feb. 11, 2011 by cmdumee
This is a fabulous way to get all of the flavor of stuffed peppers without all of the time and effort. I like to use leftover rice and reduce the liquid and cooking time for an even faster result.
Reviewed on Sep. 21, 2010 by hcs2008
Definately a Keeper! First time around found it to be a bit bland - Added some Steak Seasoning & fresh garlic to veggie's - mmmmmThis one somehow finds itself repeating itself in our household too :)
Definately a Keeper! First time around found it to be a bit bland - Added some Steak Seasoning & fresh garlic to veggie's - mmmmm
This one somehow finds itself repeating itself in our household too :)
Reviewed on Oct. 05, 2009 by Miffie55
This is a great recipe, we put it over mashed potatoes and the kids really like it.
Reviewed on Sep. 07, 2009 by glbmom57
this had become a regular meal at our house. It is easy to make and taste great. I passed it along to several family members and they make it regularly as well.
Reviewed on Aug. 26, 2009 by oklahomacountrygirl
My family loved this recipe. Wasvery easy to prepare,but will use a little less rice. Was very good. In my recipe book now
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very easy to prepare,but will use a little less rice. Was very good. In my recipe book now
Reviewed on May. 27, 2009 by modestcook
My wife and I liked this recipe very much, we put in our favorites list. I did the directions a little different. After the ground beef was about half cooked I added the vegetables and spices. When the meat was cooked and veggies tender I added the remaining ingredients. It turned out great. I didn't see any reason to remove the meat and then put it back in.
Reviewed on Mar. 18, 2009 by jbkjj
My family loves this recipe. I did add half of an envelope of onion soup mix with the water.This really brings out all the flavors
Reviewed on Mar. 03, 2009 by glbmom57
Great recipe and very quick and easy. My picky husband even liked this. I did add a can of tomato sauce after I added the rice just because it seemed too dry.
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I really enjoyed this race. The trail was well marked, easy to run on and very flat. Very well organized, plenty of stations, gels, etc. Very friendly volunteers. A really nice small race. I definitely would recommend it. There is not a lot of opportuntiy for volunteers to be on the course, but of course there were some.
I am an injured, disabled runner and I was pleasantly surprised how kind everyone was! The course director was fantastic and kept checking on those of us who were last to finish. But we DID finish and there was a LOT of food for us! Gasp! What a treat! People were there to hand out goodies as well!
This was my second year running the ADT marathon, and it was a great experience, again. The marathon is low-key, so if you like to get away from the crowds of the larger events, this is a good one to enter. There were a few hiccups (the start was delayed while we waited for participants to arrive at the starting line; the 3:30 and 3:45 pacers did not show), but overall it was a great race - fabulous scenery and great course. The crowds are sparse, so if you need that as a motivator, you may want to try a different marathon. This was also a great BQ race - slight downhill most of the way, and mostly packed trail. My only downside on the race was of my own doing - I lost my Garmin 610! I believe I left it at the finish area. For those at the race - if you found it, contact me via this site! I need to know my splits (and of course, would like the Garmin back).
This was a well organized event on an interesting course. The biggest pluses were aid stations only 2 miles apart. It was 60 degrees at the start and low 70's when I finished. If you had to fish for negatives, of course we all want more porta-potties at the start and along the course. The first mile is tight around the lake but you still have over 25 miles to run after that so a little early patients is all that is needed. There were a couple of sections of the course that felt more like a trail race with twists and ups / downs. The last 10km has lots of asphalt and concrete, but there is also dirt along the side which I chose to run on most of the time to avoid the concrete.
Great marathon experience. Ran it with a friend who was running his first. Absolutely beautiful course. Weather was perfect. Loved the post-race atmosphere at America The Beautiful park. I would recommend this race to anyone. Only 2 (small) suggestions: 1) more portable toilets, especially at start, and 2) consider closing the course to bikers - some of which were quite aggressive. But overall, great event. Enthusiastic volunteers and well-stocked aid stations.
This was a challenge to run as I have been ordered to keep my heartrate under 130 at all times. The course was great, the only snafu was the locked portajons at the start which meant my wife and I started the marathon 5 minutes after it started. There isn't anything to not like about this race. It is low key, but well done. This was marathon #80 for me and one of only a handful I want to do again.
I did this on Labor Day this year. Excellent mostly hard-packed dirt course (not crushed gravel as reported by others earlier). Some asphalt and concrete, but 80% of race is dirt surface. Some small ups & downs that make the middle mile a bit tougher. Much more shade than I expected. Quite cold at the start, not enough restrooms, which sent many people into the willows and trees. I lost my little green iPod at the 9 or 10 mile mark, if you find it, let me know. Sara, the race director, is awesome, excellent customer service. Great volunteers on course; water & hydration drinks were VERY plentiful, no excuse to go thirsty. Funny moment: 18-mile mark, well-meaning volunteer telling me 'the hardest part is over'!
Ran the marathon three days ago. Course is excellent, mostly hard-packed dirt, some short asphalt or concrete sections. The middle miles are the toughest, with lots of small ups & downs, meaning that the net altitude drop of 1200 feet involves a few hundred feet of gain & loss that even out. Buses were school, so did not have restrooms; not too big a deal, but then there weren't enough restrooms at start, leaving quite a few to head toward the trees & willows, or to hop off the course during the early parts of the race. Sara, the race director, is awesome, great customer service. Hilton was a good deal, made it very convenient, not having to hang in the cold dark park in the morning. LOTS of water opportunities, no excuse to go thirsty. A few too many bicyclists, some kind of aggressive. More shade on the course than I expected, would help on a hotter day. Perfect day this year, I think it was 65 when I finished, cold at start, bring throw-aways. Humorous moment at 18 miles when spectator told me that 'the toughest part is over'. Hmmm. Lost my iPod at mile 10, so if you find it, let me know!
Do yourself a favor. If you run this make sure you do FULL marathon. Those who ran the half missed out on the surreal bus trip in the darkness up the mountain and the absolute beauty of the first 18 miles. Be sure to bring sweats and jackets as waiting for the start got down right cold. When you get off the bus head strait to the porta-potties because there are only 6 or 7 and the lines are long. The atmosphere amongst the runners was friendly and laid back. The crowd support was thin compared to urban marathons but those that were there were very enthusiastic (props to the cowbell guy!). SUPPORT WAS EXCELLENT. Water or Gatorade every couple of miles and the hammergels were there when I needed them. This race is not chip timed but due to the small size this was not a significant factor (10-15 sec). The course is net downhill with a few rolling hills in the middle of the course and a few short, steep climbs coming up from underpasses as you reach the city. The crowd at the finish line was great and the MC announcing the name and the hometown of the finishers was a nice touch as were the beautiful finishers medals. THIS DEFINENTLY IS A COURSE ONE COULD PR ON. I did!
then this race is for you! I absolutely love smaller races, and this was by far my very favorite marathon experience. Imagine getting to start a marathon at sunrise with Pike's Peak looming to your right the entire time. The air was crisp and cold, the trails were soft and easy on the joints (although I had to shake some small rocks out of my shoes several times), and the course support was perfect. I was very intimidated by the altitude, being from sea level, but I actually set a PR for this race! Being from the Northeast I had to train in a lot of humidity, so I think the thinner air actually made it much easier for me to run. The net downhill is not too noticeable, but don't be fooled, there are some small uphill climbs that can be a bit steep, and the same goes for downhill (I had to hit the brakes a few times running downhill). While the weather was perfect this year, be warned that there is very little shade and the sun can be brutal if you are not prepared. I imagine if it was ten degrees warmer I may have had a much different experience. Positives: Great medal, nice shirt without a ton of sponsors on it (and NOT unisex, which is nice for those of us who don't like to drown in small men's sized shirts), transportation to the start was easy, forgiving course with maybe 70% of dirt and unpaved trails, great water stop support with lots of smiling faces, Hammergel at 3 stops, and amazing scenery. Negatives: Some of the downsides, which others mentioned: the start around Palmer Lake is definitely congested, and you really do get bottlenecked for the first mile or so (it's impossible to pass and there is maybe room for three people across while you are ducking tree branches); there are NO clocks on the course or timing chips. The time you finish is your official time, and I crossed the starting line maybe 20 seconds after the official clock started. If you want to qualify for Boston, this could be problematic. Also, you do have to share the course with bikers, walkers and pedestrians, but this didn't bother me much considering I always shared trails when I trained. The course is very sparse in terms of spectators, if you like the Rock N' Roll events then look elsewhere. But if you like small intimate events where you can get to know your fellow runners on the course, and enjoy breathtaking scenery, this is definitely for you. The state I feared to run the most turned out to be one of the greatest marathon experiences of my life.
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The Dark Knight - bomberbyrne
Was a bit sceptical before I watched this with all the talk of how good heath ledger was in this film. I thought it was people saying he was great just because he died... but having watched it I have to say he was excellent played the role every bit as good as jack nickolson done in his day. Its a fast paced film that will keep you gripped till the end. The cast of the film was very good from M Caine to Morgan Freeman all great actors in what was a very enjoyable film from the batman fanchise. 8.5/10
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Excellent follow up with iconic performance - chiakifug
The Dark Knight, a follow up to 2005's Batman Begins, chronicles Batman in his most entertaining, stimulating and fierce times. Having to deal with his most known foe, The Joker, what Batman... MORE
20 October 2009 16:18
excellent - leanne
best batman movie without a shadow of a doubt. heath ledger is amazing, even while extremely creepy. It was long but it was totally worth it!! Dont miss it!! MORE
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the best superhero movie ever - mart1n
In the Dark Knight. Ledger's grandstanding performance is so driven and full of wild energy that it becomes hypnotic, commanding the screen. Forget about Jack Nicholson's flamboyantly camp routine in... MORE
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Well Worth Seeing Again - HSP
Now the Oscars are out of the way, this movie picked up two & was nominated for three. One Oscar was for sound effects & the other was for the late Heath Ledger who played 'The Joker'. People... MORE
25 February 2009 01:24
Bale eclipsed by Ledger - Fudge
The Dark Knight carries on the Batman Begins franchise with ease and style. Forget the previous Batman incarnations this is what a comic book movie should be! This film mainly focuses on Batman... MORE
11 February 2009 18:28
Pure Brilliance - Keith C
First of all dont bother rent this, just go buy it, this will add to the cool of any DVD collection. Think of Heat with comic book villians and a touch of Reservoir Dogs. I know theres the whole... MORE
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Actually - So What - Djgos
Ledger was very good, but the film is a comic, not a film. I like SF and the possibilities the genre allows, but most Superhero movies disappoint because they try to hard to be relevent in the wrong... MORE
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As amazing on DVD as on the BIG screen. - Christie
The Dark Knight is as good on DVD as it was on the big screen. It is so beyond all other Action Comic Hero films that it is easy to forget that the Batman wears a cape and that his enemies slap on... MORE
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Joker's movie - Ian
This is a far cry from the first Batman movies that we were handed up all those years ago. We now have a very different hero and what appears to be villains that are less of marvel comic's and more... MORE
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Excellent - Walnuts
I love the batman series and i can easily say this was by far the best i have seen. i saw this on the big screen and it was truly riveting, probably disappointed when it was over! luckily though... MORE
20 January 2009 13:33
best batman movie by far - limkbabe
i had heard a lot of hype obviously surrounding Heath Ledgers performance i can honestly say i was not dissapointed. he was unreal. he played the part so well you would actually get the shivers! it... MORE
12 January 2009 14:31
Best Film of 2008 - jennith
I was a bit concerned going to see this film considering the hype and the acclaim of the late Heath Ledger performance as the joker, but my concerns were unfounded this film is brilliant and by far... MORE
08 January 2009 12:39
Dark Knight Gets It Right ... Again - Keith
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05 January 2009 17:22
loved it - josuv22
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Yes it's another Batman film - Phil8021
I wonder how highly rated this film would have been if Heath Ledger would still be alive today? For me his performance was bordering on insane and this was what made the film good because he managed... MORE
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amazing!! - Charlie Kavanagh
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The Dark Knight: One of the best films ever made. - simonconnolly
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The simple answer is that it's always been a big deal. Even way back in the early 1980s, when the best games were on giant arcade cabinets and the best home gaming had to offer was the bleeping blocks of the Atari 5200, Nintendo was cleaning up with its Game & Watch series of handheld LCD games. Simple in the extreme, they were a cultural phenomena - and Nintendo's first runaway gaming success.
They were so popular, in fact, that their creator, Gunpei Yokoi, couldn't leave the idea of portable gaming alone. As well as designing classic games such as Donkey Kong and Metroid, he is best known as the father of the GameBoy.
Launched in 1989, this chunky beige brick with a tiny monochrome screen was nothing short of a revolution. Gamers snapped the system up, along with portable versions of hit console games, movie tie-ins, the first entries in the evergreen Pokemon franchise and a certain little game called Tetris. Bundled with the GameBoy, the Russian puzzle classic helped to define handheld gaming as the natural home of simple yet addictive one-more-go game design. It also pioneered the world of multiplayer, using a link cable to allow two GameBoy owners to battle against each other.
The GameBoy was such an enormous hit - shifting well over 100m units in its lifetime - that other electronics companies tried to ride the bandwagon. Atari released the Lynx, the first handheld with colour graphics, but it struggled to match Nintendo's efficient tech, draining its batteries at inconvenient speed.
More challengers emerged from Japan, such as the TurboExpress, but it would be Nintendo's long-standing rival, Sega, that put up the best fight. The Game Gear launched in 1991, and shrewdly used the same technology as the popular Master System home console, allowing hit games to be quickly ported to the handheld. Although it never outsold the GameBoy, the Game Gear put up a solid challenge.
GameBoy and Game Gear battled for handheld supremacy throughout the 1990s, with other - often technically superior - portables such as the Neo Geo Pocket and WonderSwan barely making a dent in their dominance. Nintendo's lead was so assured that they waited until 1998 before upgrading the GameBoy's grey and black screen to a colour model.
As the 21st century rolled around, however, the home console experience was becoming so sophisticated that the handhelds were starting to look outdated. Nokia tried to capitalise on the rise of mobile phones with the ill-fated N-Gage, a clumsy hybrid of phone and console that failed to capture the public's imagination.
It was Nintendo, once again, in 2004 that changed the landscape. The Nintendo DS at first appeared to be an act of supreme folly. Boasting two screens - much like some of the Game & Watch titles of yesteryear - as well as a stylus for touchscreen interaction, it was like nothing else around. And, as with the original GameBoy, Nintendo kept the DS fresh by constantly revising and relaunching the machine in different configurations - smaller, larger, and with more features.
With Sega having long since abandoned the hardware market, the challenge to the DS came from a new rival: SONY. Having exploded into gaming with the PlayStation, SONY's take on handheld gaming was sleek, powerful and designed for the hardcore gamer on the go. The PSP, or PlayStation Portable, certainly made the cheerful DS look like a toy but, much like the Game Gear, it was never quite able to topple Nintendo from its throne, even with cult hits such as Monster Hunter making the system a must-have in Japan.
Which brings us to 2012, where once again Nintendo and SONY are battling for the palm of your hand. Nintendo's 3DS continues the design approach of the original DS, with left field technical innovation and a breezy pick-up-and-play approach. The PS Vita, as we've seen, is the PSP on steroids, a desirable bit of beautiful entertainment technology that pushes the boundaries of what can be done in a small space.
Looking from dazzling titles like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, all the way back to the rudimentary two-button Game & Watch experience, it's hard to believe only thirty years separate them and yet it feels as though handheld gaming is only just getting up to speed. Imagine where we'll be in 2042!
Published: 22/02/2012
2011 has been a fantastic year for gaming most recognisable face, Nintendo Mario, and 2012 looks set to be another. From platforming to kart racing, tennis, Olympic sports, role playing and party games, the portly yet agile plumber is clearly a highly versatile character who can do it all. Here, GAME takes a look back at a couple of the best Mario games from this year, in case you missed them, and looks ahead to some of 2012 undoubted highlights.
3DS hasn exactly been lacking in quality games in its first year on the market, but the arrival of Super Mario Land 3D (3DS) in November and the launch of Mario Kart 7 earlier this month have really made the portable console a must own system. Mixing the best elements of older Mario games with new ideas and technology, the former is perhaps best described as a blend of the more straightforward, accessible 2D Super Mario Bros. games for Wii and DS and Wii more challenging 3D Super Mario Galaxy titles. Its magical worlds are essentially made up of left to right dashes through obstacle courses, which see players running, jumping, hovering and gliding to master the environments with the aim of reaching a flagpole at the end of each level. With simple, intuitive controls, it instantly accessible and there always a clear path to completing each stage, usually littered with coins to collect, question blocks to bump and enemies to stomp. But Mario can also wander around a little in the game 3D environments, and only explorers and the most skilled players will locate all of the secret areas, items and unlockables ingeniously hidden away in the expertly designed levels.
Mario Kart 7 is another must-play title for newcomers and series veterans alike, mixing old and new to great effect too. It offers 16 new courses and 16 classic ones from older MK games for players to compete on, all based on environments and characters from Nintendo Mushroom Kingdom. The best showcase of the console's 3D screen yet, theye absolutely gorgeous to look at and just as well designed, featuring exciting new airborne and underwater sections to compliment the on-track action. With basic accelerate, brake, fire and jump buttons, the game easy enough that anyone can pick it up and play instantly, but itl take months of practice to master the multi-route tracks, learn all of the shortcuts and become an online karting king.
Looking ahead to 2012, Mario will be joined by a host of Nintendo stablemates as well as characters from Square Enix popular Dragon Quest series in January release Boom Street (Wii). A Monopoly-style board game that challenges players to play the real estate and stock markets to win,here are 27 characters to choose from 13 from Mario games, 13 from Dragon Quest and your Mii and over 15 boards based on memorable areas from each series, with different shapes and layouts providing loads of replay value. Players race around the board trying to accumulate wealth and hit a target value while buying, selling and trading property to see who can be the first to cash out, and with both beginner and advanced settings, it could be the perfect game to get the family huddled round the telly on those cold winter nights.
Mario Tennis (3DS) also looks set to be a smash hit next year. If previous games in the series are anything to go by, itl do its best to nail the balance between realism and zany, fast-paced tennis action starring all of your favourite Mushroom Kingdom characters, as well as a few surprise ones. Wee expecting a mixture of tactical tennis gameplay, special moves and plenty of mini-games that should make a great title for Mario and sports fans alike.
Mario and friends, including Sega favourites like Sonic the Hedgehog, will keep things physical in Mario & Sonic At The London 2012 Olympics on the Nintendo 3DS, which launches in February 2012. Players will go for gold in over 50 Olympic events that make full use of the handheld different control methods, serving up a wide variety of ways to play. Competing for the top of the podium alone or in head-to-head games with friends, players will frantically slide the Circle Pad round and round to row, tilt the system to keep their balance on the beam, and blow into the microphone to keep breathing at the right time while swimming.
Also in 2012, players will see the moustachioed, genre-hopping plumber embark on an exciting new role playing adventure in Paper Mario also on the Nintendo 3DS. It will feature frantic, turn-based battles set in a colourful and varied 3D world that takes in weapons, locations and items from Mario past and present,. It will also require clever strategic use of a range of ability-giving stickers, which can be used to carry out attacks on enemies or to fill in missing parts of the levels.
Published: 21/12/2011
New Eurosport content arrives for Nintendo 3DS
Sports fans can now download special 3D content from Eurosport via their Nintendo 3DS consoles.
Nintendo has teamed up with the broadcaster to launch a free Eurosport video player application via the 3DS eShop, with new videos to be released on a weekly basis from December 15th 2011 onwards.
Content will include two to three-minute clips from the popular Watts show, which mixes footage of high-calibre action with amusing sporting bloopers from around the world.
Laurent Fischer, managing director for marketing and PR at Nintendo of Europe, said: "We are always striving to bring fun and exciting new content to our fans and this new partnership with Eurosport will do just that."
Nintendo 3DS owners already have access to all sorts of 3D clips via the Nintendo Video application, which offers content from the likes of Red Bull Media House and Aardman Animations.
Furthermore, a firmware update released earlier this week lets users record their own 3D movies of up to ten minutes in length.
Published: 16/12/2011
GAME : 3DS update Round-up
If there's one thing the latest generation of consoles has taught us, it's that newly purchased gaming systems aren't the finished article when you first take them out of their shiny wrapping. Not to say they 're lacking anything fundamental, far from it in fact, but system updates now mean it's possible for platform holders like Nintendo to dramatically improve a console's functionality and boost the user experience post-launch.
December's free 3DS system update is a prime example, introducing fresh game content, social features and hardware functionality to the console. Here, GAME runs you through all the major new additions.
3D Filming!
One of our favourite new features is the ability to make ten minute long 3D videos with just a few simple button presses. Icons on the 3DS touch screen allow you to select or fine-tune different recording features such as the 3D effect, altering the sharpness and brightness of your video, and choosing whether to film in regular colour, black and white or sepia. The quality of the recordings we've made so far is surprisingly good, although you obviously have to see them in person to get the full 3D effect.
While the basic ability to record in 3D is a cool feature in itself, special praise is reserved for the three Trick Shot modes. Interval Shot takes still snaps at your choice of intervals, between every half a second and 60 seconds, before playing them in a rapid slideshow.
Frame Pick, which essentially enables you to create stop-motion animations, is similar to Interval Shot except it lets you capture images of a physically manipulated object whenever you choose, creating the illusion of movement when the series of pictures is played as a continuous sequence.
Meanwhile, Clip Link enables you to record various video segments which are then mashed together in the same video file. There's no doubt that budding animators and movie makers will spend a lot of time playing around with these simple to use but rewarding new video recording features.
New Plaza updates
The system update also introduces a range of new features for Mii Plaza, the place where 3DS owners can view the Mii characters they've met via StreetPass (which automatically swaps the Miis and gameplay profiles of players who pass each other on their travels). These include a follow-up to the free, in-built 3DS RPG-style game StreetPass Quest, and new 3D puzzles of famous Nintendo characters to complete by collecting pieces from other players.
You now receive congratulatory messages in the Mii Plaza for achieving goals such as meeting a certain numbers of Miis or ones from different countries (which are displayed on a new StreetPass Map showing the locations of all the Miis you've encountered), or by working your way through StreetPass Quest 2. There are 78 accomplishments to get in total and a congratulatory message for each. They also unlock up to 35 different tunes to listen to in a new Mii Plaza Music Player.
The new Puzzle Panel pieces we've collected so far are for Donkey Kong Country Returns and Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D. The puzzles themselves are larger than the originals, with 24 pieces to collect instead of 15, including four pink pieces which can only be collected via StreetPass (others can be purchased with Play Coins, a virtual currency accumulated by carrying your 3DS around with you like a pedometer).
New Street Pass Quest
StreetPass Quest 2, in which you control a team of fighters made up of your friends' Miis, challenges players to save three fictional family members kidnapped by slimy monsters and placed in separate cages. It contains branching paths as well as brand new enemies, and even lets players make parties of Miis to carry out team attacks using weapons or magic. The game also offers players the chance to collect a total of 57 hats for their Miis, compared to the original game's 16, but the title's only accessible if you've completed the first one twice.
Download Demos
Additionally, the 3DS system update paves the way for players to download demos of 3DS games, although none have been made available yet, as well as making it easier to browse and pay for games and content in the Nintendo eShop. Players can now transfer games purchased from the eShop, as well as account funds and save data including photographs and audio files, from one 3DS system to another too.
All in all, the 3DS system update is an impressive release, adding great new hardware functionality, amusing new game content and cool new social features. It has been almost nine months since release and our 3DS feels like a fresher piece of kit than ever before, all of which leaves us eagerly awaiting the next major system update.
Published: 14/12/2011
Mario Kart 7 revs into stores this week
Nintendo 3DS owners will be starting their engines this week with the launch of the eagerly awaited Mario Kart 7.
The latest instalment in the multimillion-selling series is the most fully-featured outing yet, with new kart customisation options, 32 different tracks, brand new characters and items, and robust online modes all promised.
Taking control of the likes of Mario, Peach, Lakitu, Wiggler and Daisy, players can tailor their vehicles with different wheel sizes, alternate chassis designs and special attachments, allowing karts to glide through the air or travel underwater.
Mario Kart 7 also ups the ante in multiplayer mode, allowing gamers to wirelessly race over the internet, create communities and special rules or swap profiles and ghost data with those they meet via StreetPass. A special Mario Kart 7 Wheel attachment for the 3DS is sold separately.
This follows the release of the acclaimed Super Mario 3D Land earlier this month, while fans can also look forward to Nintendo 3DS versions of Paper Mario, Mario Tennis and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games next year.
Published: 29/11/2011
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The Los Ancianos Motorcycle Club released the results of the 50th Anniversary Tecate Enduro this morning and they show Zip-Ty Racing Husqvarna taking the top two spots with Bobby Garrison edging Cory Graffunder for the win, 20.2167 to 20.4000. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Taylor Robert claimed third with a 21.8000-point score. In addition, the Zip-Ty quartet of Garrison, Graffunder, Nick Burson and captain Ty Davis beat Kawasaki's Destry Abbott, Larry Roeseler, Justin Soulé and Robert for team honors, 104.17 to 114.70.
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Here is what our rider Vanni Odderra, inventor of the "Mototherapy", wrote us
In addition to her outstanding performance at the X-Games, the Spanish rider triumphed in the Enduro World Championship run. Great results for other Marzocchi riders too.
The talented rider chose to resign from her contract with Gas Gas, but keeps using Marzocchi's products
The Portuguese rider, racing for the team Beta, arrived fifth in the Spanish race
The new bike, equipped with a Marzocchi Shiver fork, was presented in Puerto Lumbreras
Our rider Massimo Bianconcini sent us a spectacular video about his (and others') participation at the Masters of Dirt
2013 edition ends at Santiago do Chile. Great performance from the Spanish rider Laia Sanz, the fastet of the women.
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Robots And The Web In Next 5000 Days
Prediction is such a word which is natural in every sense. But the capability can be devastating or it can futuristic on its way. All you can take here is the amount of lives that are changing every second. When you can take the shot and feel the growth then many things will comes across which may seem to be unimaginable. No one has ever understood what can happen in next 5000 days. But it is true that the progression can kill man and build something that it is more than a human. For instance the theory of Kelvin Kelly about the 5000 days, according to him the web will have the entire power in it after 5000 days.
The semantics and the universal conditions will compete with each other. All the projections of life will be dedicated towards one myth. There was a time when one believed that they can have the power to order something via desktop. Now we are even making friends from North Pole. These are only possible in case of the web technology. This technology has the generation of power and human mind is collaborating to give you a greater output. You can think of many examples which are allowing you to take the advantages of the current web functionality.
There are number of social media, search engines, digital corporations, software and hardware. All will be coming to bind into one force. In fact the practical study shows that this one big power can take away the power of trillions of human brains. When these powers will be uniting into a big computer the world will be coming under the power of the web. Web will be having the entire control. This is having a brighter side of more accurate and conviction. But humanity and the feeling will be destroyed or you can say there will be no space for real. All will be under the Robots.
What Spielberg has portrayed in his movie on I Robot, will definitely come true but here it will be replaced by the web. The green lives may get diminished and the ecosystem can be affected out of it. Now no one knows that if the robots are having the power what actually can happen but it is true that there are two sides of the coin. As already we have seen some of the deadly examples of cyber crime. Thus we should be focusing about the balance which can have a philanthropic activity like saving paper and at the same time doing what is being required.
Today we believe in the advancement. But the point is, do we really know the meaning of advanced society or total development. A balance in the all round development can bring convergence and save the world from this great power which may turn out to be dishonest with his own creator.
Human should always think about own race and then create artificial lives that will be assisting in the progression otherwise, extinction is inevitable! God bless us.


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Theater Uncut, a scrappy, all-volunteer collective that drew standing room crowds at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last summer, will present a series of short plays Off Broadway at the Clurman Theater Jan. 29 to Feb. 3, the company has announced.
Run by the artistic directors Emma Callander and Hannah Price, Theater Uncut was started in March 2011, when a number of British writers were asked to write short plays in response to the brutal cuts in public spending announced by the coalition government in 2010. The resulting scripts were made available for anyone in the world to download and present for free for one week, and about 75 groups took part in that inaugural effort.
In 2012, the company asked a global group of writers, both emerging and established (Neil LaBute was a participant), to respond to the current political climate in their home countries. About a dozen of the resulting scripts were presented at the Traverse Theater in Edinburgh last summer, and the full collection of 2012 plays was then offered for free download once again. According to Ms. Callander, more than 200 people in 17 countries participated in the recent "international week of action," held Nov. 12 to Nov. 18.
It is a selection of these latest works that Theater Uncut will present in New York, including Mr. LaBute's "In the Beginning," about the Occupy movement.
The Theater Uncut series is being offered at the tail end of a previously announced run of "Midsummer [A Play with Songs]," a romantic comedy written and directed by the Scottish playwright David Greig, with songs by Gordon McIntyre. "Midsummer" will run at the Clurman Theater Jan. 9 to Jan. 26. Both shows are being produced by the Carol Tambor Theatrical Foundation. "Midsummer," loosely inspired by Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" (with the city of Edinburgh replacing the Athenian forest as an enchanted locale) was presented at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2009, when it was well-received by critics. The original two-person cast, of Cora Bissett and Matthew Pidgeon, will appear in the New York production.


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Look at these two!! No wonder I've loved them all my life…
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy. I'd guess this was when I was 9-11 years old.
I don't regret it but I don't quite see why these days!
Benjamin McKenzie as Ryan Atwood (O.C.)
I would lie to the world if I didn't include this guy. But he doesn't fit in with any of the other guys, so have in mind that I was young and stupid, and he was hawt.
At least at when I was 12.
James Marsters, aka Spike. Pretty much the grown up version of Draco Malfoy?
And guess what, he plays the guitar, and sings (though not as godly as the ones following him…)
Hugh Jackman… There's so many things to say about this man! And for that he gets two pictures. And he's on Broadway. HAVE YOU HEARD THIS GUY SING?
No you haven't, but it will ruin Wolverine for you forever.
Matthew Broderick (original voice of adult SIMBA?? Which I found out like a year ago, long after I fell in love with his eyes. He's old nowadays.) Anyhow, HAVE YOU HEARD THIS GUY SING??
Robert Downey Jr. …yeah. Everyone on tumblr should already know why.
AND HE SINGS? Of course he does.
I guess there have been others along the way, but these are the ones who've stuck with me.
It's clear that I have a type.
Brown hair, brown to-die-for eyes, great voice, great body… (The masculine form of me? I wish! But you know I'm too egosexual for my own good.)
Robin Hood and Simba also goes into this category. For obvious reasons.
I should have included a picture of RDJ smiling, so everyone can see that he, Hugh Jackman and Matthew Broderick have the exact same smile. Because they do.
Ok two types. Draco Malfoy and Spike are pretty much the same person, so they get their own category of bad boys.
Ben McKenzie doesn't get a category. He's just the oddball of the group.
And young Kevin Costner should be here somewhere as well, but I can't remember why! XD I just remember I liked him…
Now it is quite interesting that not even one of these boys resemble my boyfriend the slightest. Should he be worried or is this in fact a good sign?


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Richard McBrien is professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame and a priest of the archdiocese of Hartford, Conn. He is the author of several books, including his best-selling Catholicism, Lives of the Popes, and Lives of the Saints. He is also general editor of the one-volume HarperCollins Encyclopedia of Catholicism. McBrien is past president of the Catholic Theological Society of America and winner of its annual John Courtney Murray Award for "distinguished achievement in Theology."
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