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I'll begin by putting my cards on the table. Although I can understand why surfing has its charms, there's a moment in "Chasing Mavericks" where it seems to embody insanity. After once-in-a-decade weather conditions cause already legendary waves north of Santa Cruz to swell to terrifying proportions, a reasonable surfer would stay on the beach. Not this hero.
Surfing makes them "feel more alive," surfers say, but after a look at the legendary Mavericks, one fears that would be a fleeting sensation just before death. These waves at their peak are tall as a five-story building; to fall and smack into one would be like hitting a concrete wall and to be buried in one means having tons of water above you. Being able to hold your breath for four, preferably five, minutes is a basic requirement.
This movie tells the "real life" story of Jay Moriarity (Jonny Weston), a legendary surfer who conquered the Mavericks when he was only 15. What's more, he didn't warm up when the wave was at its usual horrifying height, but when nobody had ever seen it more powerful. The story involves his training by a veteran surfer who lives nearby, Frosty Hesson (Gerard Butler). The only reason Frosty agrees to do this is that he realizes Jay will be compelled to try the wave sooner or later, and the experienced man decides to share his knowledge to spare the kid a likely death.
The story employs a checklist of obligatory elements from Teen Coming-of-Age Films: (1) Jay's father abandoned him and his mother, leaving behind only a note Jay is afraid to read; (2) his depressed mom, Kristy (Elisabeth Shue), often oversleeps and misses work; (3) he's had a crush since childhood on Kim (Leven Rambin), who likes him as a pal but flirts with other guys; (4) he adopts Frosty as a father figure; (5) he's bullied by one of those standard film creeps (Taylor Handley) who travels with a posse and picks fights; (6) his best friend develops a drug problem, and (7) conquering Mavericks would allow him to prove himself to Frosty, Kim, the bully and presumably his absent dad.
Seems to me I've heard about Mavericks from other surfing movies. In this one, it is considered by most surfers as only a legend, but Frosty and three friends keep it as their own secret. Figuring this out, Jay holds onto the top of Frosty's van and hangs on for the all-night drive, after which Frosty understands there will be no dealing with this kid and begins to train him.
Although it is written and acted with more skill than many coming-of-age tales, "Chasing Mavericks" is pretty much a formula picture, and it's surprising to find it was directed by two considerable talents: Curtis Hanson (who made "L.A. Confidential") and Michael Apted ("Coal Miner's Daughter" and the "Up" documentaries). I learn that Apted stepped in after Hanson was sidelined for health reasons. The project was co-produced by Gerard Butler, who gets top billing, although Jonny Weston is actually the star, and makes a sympathetic and believable one.
There's this to be said: "Chasing Mavericks" is made with more care and intelligence than many another film starting with its template might have been. It's better than most movies targeted at teens. And the cinematography of the big Mavericks scene by Oliver Euclid and Bill Pope is so frightening that you sort of understand why Frosty stays on the shore, watching Jay with binoculars.
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Controlling Childhood Asthma
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Q: What is the most effective natural way to control childhood asthma?
A: Sometimes asthma is triggered by substances the child is allergic to, so one of the most important things you can do is figure out what they are and keep your child's environment as free of them as possible. Common triggers include pollen, animal dander, dust, feathers, mites, and household chemicals. (For tips on allergy-proofing your home, see the next question.)
Foods can also bring on attacks. Citrus and whole wheat can be a problem, especially when combined with food dyes and sulfite additives. It's not uncommon for kids with allergies and asthma to have a tendency to get dehydrated, so parents need to make sure they drink lots of fluids.
As far as keeping inflammation in check, essential fatty acids, which are found in evening primrose oil, borage oil, and fish oil, are very effective. You can get all these in supplement form; read the label to figure out the age-appropriate dosage for your child. (If there's no specific dose information on the label, phone the manufacturer to get it.) With fish oils, make sure to choose a brand that's certified as "molecularly distilled," which is less likely to be contaminated with mercury.
Supplementing with magnesium, which dilates the bronchial tubes, can be helpful, too. The downside is that too much magnesium causes a loose stool, so you have to monitor the child carefully. Try giving 100 milligrams three or four times a week for three months. All these natural medicines work best if you rotate them. Try something for a month, see how it affects your child, then try something else.
You might also want to consider your child's emotional state, since childhood asthma often comes along with emotional trauma. Homeopathic remedies can be helpful with this end of things, but I'd recommend a visit with a homeopath, who can tailor the remedy specifically to the child's needs.
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How To Use the 3D Printer
1. Get a 3D Model (.stl file)
You can download an STL file, scan an object using a 3D scanner, or create one using a 3D modelling program.
Places to download printable 3D models from:
- http://www.thingiverse.com/ (recommended)
- http://www.shapeways.com/gallery?mg%5Bsearch%5D%5Bcategories%5D=99 (downloadable files from Shapeways)
- http://www.georgehart.com/ (geometric/mathematical models)
- http://endlessforms.com/ Design 3D models using evolution (and print them)
More 3D model sites:
- http://www.cs.duke.edu/~edels/Tubes/
- http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/
- http://www-graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/ Stanford 3D Scanning Repository (use meshlab to convert .PLY to .STL)
- http://shapes.aimatshape.net/viewmodels.php Aim@Shape repository -- many high quality models, will need STL conversion
- http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/3D_assets (more links)
Use a 3D scanner:
- Ask Ben about his 3D scanner: good for scanning small objects. Use MeshLab or NetFabb to clean up model, make it printable.
- Photofly converts photos to 3D models: good for scanning large objects. http://labs.autodesk.com/technologies/photofly/
- Use your iPhone as a 3D scanner: http://trimensional.com/
3D model editors:
- Google Sketchup (easy to use, Windows only, no built-in STL support).
http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Sketchup_3D_printable_objects_tutorial - Blender (open source, popular, higher learning curve, powerful, good manual)
- Art Of Illusion (open source, easier than Blender, but I've had problems with it)
Other tools:
- OpenSCAD, a language for generating STL models using Computational Solid Geometry
- MeshLab (open source) interactive tool for manipulating models, repairing flaws in models (making them printable), and for file format conversions
- NetFabb Studio Basic (free, proprietary) similar to MeshLab. Easier to use, might be better at repairs in some cases? http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Netfabb_Studio_tutorial
- A nice tutorial on customizing thingiverse models using MeshLab, NetFabb and OpenSCAD: http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Meshlab_for_RapMan_tutorial
- lampshade generator: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7664
reprap version: https://github.com/ErikDeBruijn/Makerbot/commit/35b9afbc08a5347d90e18b55383e026f4ee355db
Sketchup doesn't support STL file format natively, but plugins are available for "Import" and "Export". On Import, it's important to hit the Options button and set the units appropriately. Or use MeshLab for file conversion.
2. Convert the STL file to GCode using the RepRap Mendel Host Software
This is the current procedure that we are using. It's not great, but improvements are in the pipeline. As we make improvements to the procedure, we'll update this doc.
Read our documentation for the program we use to print 3D objects.
Convert the STL file to work around a reprap bug, if it is ASCII. The goal is to globally replace all lowercase 'e' characters with uppercase 'E' in floating point literals. Kevin wrote a shell script to do this. From a shell window, type:
- fixstl foo.stl
Start the program by typing "reprap" in a shell window. Two windows will open, a Console window, and a 3D View window. In the console window, select the "Print" tab, and make sure "Print GCode to file" is selected (it is usually the default).
Convert the STL file to GCODE.
- If you have already loaded some objects, make sure none of them are selected (red) in the 3d View window by clicking the mouse somewhere against the base grid. If you don't do this, the new object and the selected one will become a single object that moves as a unit.
- Click "Load STL" in the Console window. Choose file in file selector dialog. Once you "OK" the file selection, you get to select the number of copies of the object to load as well as the "Material" (Extrusion Profile) to use to print the object.
- Move the model to the desired location on the print bed. The model will initially appear at the origin (bottom left) in the 3D View window. You probably don't want to print it right there, as the platform is a bit uneven at that point. Left-click the model, it changes colour. Then drag using right mouse button.
- You can load several models before generating GCODE, or print several copies of the same model by repeating above instructions. Not all objects need the same Material Profile, but the Material Profiles for all the objects must all specify the same ExtrusionHeight.
- There is now an opportunity to modify the GCODE generation parameters (including extrusion temperature) before generating GCODE, by clicking on Preferences.
- Generate GCODE after the model has been positioned. In the Console window, select "Print". This will take a while; the amount of time taken depends on some of the Preferences you have set. This will generate one temporary file for each layer, then combine them into the final output file. The location of the output file is the same folder as the STL file and has the same name with a ".gcode" suffix instead of ".stl". Normally, if more than one STL file is loaded, the first one's name will be used as the basis for the GCode file name, but if more than one STL file has been loaded and the first filename was less than 50 characters in length, you will get some strange butchered name for the output.
- Exit from the reprap program; generating GCode to a file sometimes leaves things bunged up.
Correct the GCODE file to work around a bug in our firmware and errors in reprap's GCODE generation. From a shell window, type:
- fixgcode foo.gcode
This will replace M109 commands with M104 to avoid the firmware problem, and will add G92 E0 commands before each new layer (each layer assumes the E axis starts off at zero). Note that the parameter on the M109/M104 command is the extrusion temperature as specified by the Preferences. You will need this value in a couple of steps (but unfortunately the fixgcode command does not display this.
3. Print the GCode using the RepRap Mendel Host Software
Start the reprap program by typing "reprap" in a shell window. In the Print tab of the console window, select the "Print computer G-Codes" option. Use the "Load GCode" button to load a previously generated GCODE file. You won't be able to view or reposition the model in the 3D View window.
If the printer has just been powered up or reset, the axes must be homed.
- In the Console window, click on the "XYZ" tab.
- Click on "Home All". The printer should move the head to the origin as defined by all the opto-sensor flag positions.
Warm up and clean the print head. Warming up is necessary due to the firmware bug. Also, cleaning out the extruder is supposed to improve print quality.
- In the Console window, click on the Extruder 0 tab.
- Click "Move to dump point", which positions the extruder over the notch in the print platform.
- Enter the extrusion temperature from the GCode (on the M104/M109 command as noted above) into the "Target temperature" text pane. If you put any other value there, the nozzle will heat up to your entered value initially, but the M104 command will reset this to what the GCode was generated for.
- Click "Switch heat on". Wait for the temperature to climb and stabilize.
- Clean out the extruder (optional, but several experts have independently told me that this helps with print quality).
- Remove the filament from the print head. Select "reverse" then repeatedly select "Extrude" until the filament has been backed all the way out.
- Square the end of the filament with wire cutters, clipping off the cone shaped end. The theory here is that you get a better print if you minimize the length of the solid to molten transition zone within the print head. This reduces the occurrence of strings: whenever the print head must move from point A to point B without extruding any plastic, the software first jerks back the filament, which is supposed to withdraw molten plastic back into the print head, but that doesn't work as well if there is a long cone and an extended transition zone, so strings are left behind during the move.
- Insert the filament back into the print head, threading it through the felt pad (which both cleans and lubricates the filament). Deselect "reverse" then repeated select "Extrude" until the filament has gone back in. Add a few drops of oil to the felt pad if it seems dry. The oil helps prevent the unmelted-but-sticky filament from sticking to the sides of the feed guides. The oil does not seem to interfere with layer adhesion.
- Extrude a few centimeters of plastic out of the extruder to ensure that the filament is all the way in.
Print the GCODE by clicking the "Print" button.
Once you have printed a model, you can't repeat this process without resetting the printer (power down and up, or click the reset button on the main board) and quitting and restarting the program. (Could fix this by changing firmware? Yes, or perhaps from dropping the final M0 (?) command from the GCode)
When you are done, remove the power plug from the reprap.
If you cancel printing partway and want to leave, make sure the nozzle heat is off and that the nozzle is not touching anything (so it does not end up welded to the table when cooled). If necessary reset the printer and/or restart the reprap application, and use the Console window to ensure the nozzle heat is off (don't just rely on the pushbutton state, which can be wrong after a reset--click it until you actually observe the nozzle temperature dropping) and to raise the nozzle into free air.
Once your part is printed, it needs to be cleaned up. Try sanding, or see the video in the reprap manual (link above).
4. GCODE Generation Parameters
You specify the material when you generate GCODE. We currently have PLA. ABS is the other popular material, which we can mail order if there is interest. You need to clean out the printhead before switching materials (with solvents or a blowtorch), and we don't have the heated platform required for good results with ABS.
- PLA (what we have) is clear, warps less during printing, and smells better (fumes less toxic). The printing temperature is lower. It's biodegradable. It's more brittle, and very hot water will melt it. You can print it onto green or blue painters tape, you don't need a heated platform. Makerbot.com sells it, so does MixShop in Toronto.
- ABS is stronger, less brittle, more durable, has a higher melting point. It's what Legos are made from. It tends to warp during printing, so you need a heated platform. It is pickier about what you print it onto (doesn't stick to a lot of things): people use Kapton tape.
You specify the temperature when generating GCODE. Doug is currently experimenting with 190 degrees, a recommended temperature for PLA. In the past, Kevin has had success printing at 220 degrees. Don had the most success with his icosahedron part at 216. My cube printed okay at 210.
- Lower temperatures are preferred for: small printed areas, large overhangs, or other situations where faster phase change is beneficial. Lower temperatures also reduce swell inside the extruder and decrease the extrusion after feedstock drive is stopped (drooling).
- Higher temperatures allow the build material to flow into printed areas and extrude faster, and bond to previously extruded stock faster. At the same the filament becomes more viscous and more plastic evacuates the extruder after drive is stopped. A fan can help the plastic solidify faster and improve performance.
If your first layer doesn't stick to the base, drop the first Z coordinate that extrudes your part by .1 till it does. Once your first layer is down the next layers are good.
Lots more parameters to tweak.
5. Extruder Maintenance
The extruder is the most finicky part of the printer, and needs regular maintenance. If you use dirty filament, it can get clogged with dirt, which affects printing.
6. Troubleshooting
Temperature reading of zero on console
This is usually a transient condition caused by a communications failure between the extruder board and the mainboard. If it comes and goes it is harmless, but if it persists you should check for general communication problems between the computer and mainboard, or it may be necessary to reset everything.
Temperature reading of 2000 on console
This is caused by a communications failure between the extruder board and the thermistor controller board (on the side of the print head). In particular, the RJ45 connector seems to become flaky. To fix this, unplug and replug the RJ45 connector; no resetting should be necessary. Unless you have tiny fingers, you may need a knife or screwdriver to depress the retainer tab on the cable. Perhaps this board needs a thicker standoff from the extruder, but it could also be argued that a more reliable connector would be best.
When printing a GCode file, the head moves to the dump point and sits apparently forever
This is caused by the M109 command near the start of the GCode file, which sets the extruder temperature and waits for temperature stability. There is a bug in the wait code somewhere causing it to wait much longer than necessary. As mentioned in section 2, the GCode as generated must be manually corrected with the fixgcode command as mentioned above. To recover from this wait, you will have to reset the printer and restart the reprap application.
When printing a GCode file, after a layer, the extruder reverses all the way out
This is caused by incorrect GCode generated by the reprap skiening. Each new layer generated assumes that the E axis (which represents cumulative mm of extruded filament) has been reset to zero, but the GCode command to do this is missing at the end of the previous layer. The fixgcode command attempts to fix this by inserting the appropriate reset command before each layer. This only seems to be a problem if infill is requested.
The printed object has bridging filaments that don't belong
This is more than just the thin whiskers of plastic that are caused by drooling. This is a case of full-width strands of plastic in mid-air where they don't belong. They appear at the same place each time the GCode is printed. We haven't confirmed this, but we suspect that this is an error in the skiening code in the reprap application. We don't have a way around this yet.
Other Software that We are Investigating
Here are some all-in-one programs that handle these printing a model:
- the original RepRap Mendel Host Software: "RepRap" in the Desktop folder
- http://reprap.org/wiki/Mendel_User_Manual:_Host_Software
- http://reprap.org/wiki/DriverSoftware
- We've used this software successfully, but it has a number of problems:
- The user interface is terrible
- It won't read standard text based STL files from thingiverse.com without a format conversion: you have to translate lower case 'e' to upper case 'E' in floating point number literals, or use Alex's program to convert these to binary STL files.
- The generated GCODE files need to be manually edited before printing.
- ReplicatorG (also in the Desktop folder)
- This is the MakerBot printing software. The Mendel is only "experimentally" supported. The control panel is kind of broken: no way to control the extruder motor, and it keeps getting wedged while communicating with the Mendel, which I fix by rebooting. Probably better to use the Mendel control panel instead.
- RepSnappper. Recommended by Kimberly Aandrus, CTO of TechZone Communications, the vendor who built our Mendel kit.
- We use repsnapper and run our files through a free website we created to clean them up. It is at www.3dtoolchain.com It is not pretty, but it works well.
- Pronterface: https://github.com/kliment/Printrun (fairly new, recommended by Josef Průša, one of the RepRap core developers, via Alex W). Requires the use of Sprinter firmware, which speeds up printing and improves print quality.
A GCODE file contains opcodes that directly controls the behaviour of the 3D printer at a low level. The conversion from STL to GCODE is non-trivial, and there's a lot of fiddling you can do during the conversion that will improve the print quality.
Instructions for Mendel Host Software:
- see above
- according to Kevin, the STL file needs to be manually edited before being loaded, to uppercase all the 'e's in the exponential-notation numbers
- according to Kevin, the GCODE file needs to be manually edited after generation, to replace the M109 (set temperature and wait to stabilize, which unfortunately often waits forever) with M104 (set temperature).
ReplicatorG and PronterFace use SkeinForge for GCODE generation. Not tried yet. Skeinforge docs: http://fabmetheus.crsndoo.com/wiki/index.php/Skeinforge A Skeinforge tutorial: http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Skeinforge_for_RapMan
Skeinforge is powerful, but difficult to use. Rotorit has made Sfact, which is an easier to use Skeinforge (it's on his github account). Rotorit has our kind of printer, so hopefully there is a TechZone gen3 hardware profile.
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Millions of migrating songbirds arrive at Lake Erie shoreline woodlands, marshes and grasslands
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After millions of fall migrants depart Canada and complete their almost 60-mile crossing of Lake Erie, they are typically exhausted and hungry, and immediately begin desperately searching for a safe and inviting environment. Such lands are rare along the developed coastline, and those that remain can act as bird magnets.
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Minnesota --(Ammoland.com)- New rules for the 2013 waterfowl season now allow hunters to hunt on open water for migratory waterfowl on a few selected bodies of water including portions of the Mississippi River, Lake Pepin, Lake of the Woods, Mille Lacs Lake and Lake Superior.
Open water hunting is new to many hunters around the state, so the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has a warning about the potential dangers of hunting in open water late in the season.
"We are excited to offer this new waterfowling opportunity, but want duck hunters to keep safety in mind before they head out on the water," said Tom Landwehr, DNR commissioner.
Many open water hunters use layout boats. A layout boat is a one or two person boat with a very shallow draft and extremely low sides which allow the hunter to set-up near a spread of decoys just slightly above the water's surface.
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In 1998, President Bill Clinton was embroiled in the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, the Detroit Red Wings won their ninth Stanley Cup, and Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google Inc. in Menlo Park, Calif.
It was also the last year that Lake Michigan water levels were at their long-term average height.
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HURON — By 8 a.m. on an unseasonably warm, sunny October day, wildlife officials are speeding across fairly calm water toward gill nets they've set near Huron and Vermilion.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources workers expect the nets, which they set on Lake Erie the previous evening, to yield a catch of walleye and white bass, among other species, that they plan to count and study to determine adult population numbers and health during ODNR's annual October fish survey.
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Climate change is making Lake Superior a fishing haven, for the moment
Lake Superior is warming faster than any of the other Great Lakes. In fact, it's warming faster than any lake on the planet.
The lake itself, in the past three decades, has warmed some six degrees Fahrenheit — a rate that actually exceeds the melting rate of the ice caps in the Antarctic and the Arctic oceans. Lake Superior is the largest, deepest and coldest of all the Great Lakes, so it's somewhat counter-intuitive that it would be warming faster. But James Kitchell, an emeritus professor at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, says it's precisely because of the size.
With all of that surface area, the lake absorbs solar radiation and warms, he said.
"When there's ice on the lakes, a lot of that solar energy is reflected back into the atmosphere, but in the most recent three decades, the duration of ice on the lake has reduced by as much as 50 percent or more," he said.
Boating season may be over, but caution should still be taken
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In the summer, the Iowa Great Lakes are filled with boaters. That all changes when temps begin to fall. But, it does give conservation officials the chance to look for things that threaten the health of the waters.
In addition to falling leaves and football, another fall ritual is taking place in the Iowa Great Lakes: The removal of docks and boat hoists.
When it comes to that, Mike Hawkins, a fisheries biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, is reminding everyone to look over those items once they've been removed from the water for any signs of zebra mussels.
"These mussels will be very small, only an eighth to a quarter of an inch in size, and it actually makes sense to look at the hoist and dock after it's had a chance to dry in the air. These little shells become a lot more visible once the surface is dried," said Hawkins.
Warmer waters fuel toxic algal blooms in the Great Lakes
Oct 14, 2013 — Big, ugly algal blooms are reappearing in the western basin (and sometimes the central basin) of Lake Erie. The blooms happen when excess nutrients - mostly phosphorus - run off into the lake from farms and sewage treatment plants. Some of these kinds of algae produce toxins that are among the most powerful natural poisons on Earth.
Over the past decade, these algal blooms have been common in Lake Erie. And scientists predict climate change could make the problem worse.
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STAFF WRITER | May 13,2013DANBY Police said a sleeping driver sent a family of three including an 8-month-old boy to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
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At the request of the parents, Tietz said, an ambulance took the child to the Kings residence nearby, before they were convinced to bring the child to a hospital. All three were taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center by Manchester Rescue Squad.
Amanda King was listed in good condition Sunday night, according to a hospital spokeswoman. Conditions were not available for Antonio King or the child.
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As to the twist, so Alfred's his real father?
Re: The Dark Knight RisesYeah, I gotta watch that movie; big fan of Nolan's work.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesWe have a babysitter lined up for a "date night" with the Dark Knight. Given my impression of the first two films, I am anxiously awaiting this release...
Re: The Dark Knight RisesRewatch the first two if you get the chance before seeing DKR.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesThanks for the preview. I like the series, though was luke warm on the last installment, but will plan on seeing this soon based in part on your recommendation.
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Which is exactly why some people (mnaylor, * cough * cough *) will NOT go see it!
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You never know, it's on at my local IMAX and I read a good review in a Brit paper this morning... btw - I was thinking of you at the weekend as I wasted $4.99 and 1.5 hours watching Sherlock Holmes 2 on iTunes. So laughably bad and so irritating with Richie's now very dated fast edits, I gave up before it finished. I should check to see if it's on your top films of the year list - I'd put money on it!
Re: The Dark Knight RisesI can't wait. I've been counting down the days.
Are you in London yet Gary. Shall I get us tickets??
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I'm only being half tongue-in-cheek when I say a movie like that can ONLY be appreciated on the BIG screen! Yes, I did indeed like it!
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Re: The Dark Knight RisesWhat is up with Colorado. Why do so many of these things happen there? Thin air?
Re: The Dark Knight RisesObviously a tragedy and a lunatic.
Add to the shooter's psychosis: There was a 3-month old shot and at this moment ABC is interviewing another mom who was shot... she had taken her 4-year old child and her 4-month old baby to the midnight showing of this dark, violent, noisy film... luckily the kids were OK (after having been thrown to the floor to prevent them from being shot) but WTF were these people thinking even taking tiny kids to the event? An added irony, the ABC house talking-head shrink cautioned against letting kids younger than 10 even see the news because they couldn't possibly process it. But some parents thought the movie itself was perfectly fine for pre-schoolers and infants.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesRelease of the Coalition to stop gun violence. I do not think it is a copyrighted material.
CSGV STATEMENT ON THE MASS SHOOTING IN AURORA Washington, DC—We are deeply saddened by today's tragic events in Colorado. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the victims, those who were injured, and everyone traumatized by this senseless act of violence. Reports indicate that the shooter, 24-year-old James Holmes, wore body armor and was armed with two Glock handguns, a tactical shotgun, and an AR-15 style assault rifle. He also released some type of chemical gas into the theater during the massacre. 12 fatalities have been reported so far, with approximately 38 moviegoers injured, including 16 critically. Sadly, there is nothing novel about this tragedy. It is yet another massacre perpetuated by a homicidal maniac who was given easy access to lethal, military-style firepower. The pro-gun movement has told us that bloodbaths like Aurora are the price we must pay to guarantee freedom and individual liberty in the United States. Rational Americans should reject such radical ideology and demand immediate reform of our gun laws. The truth is that there is no greater threat to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" than the wanton gun violence that continues to destroy American families and communities. Until our legislators stand up to the extreme leadership of the National Rifle Association and enact laws to ensure the thorough screening of gun buyers, tragedies like Aurora will continue to haunt America. It is long past time to put public safety back on the agenda in the U.S. Congress, and in our state legislatures.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesNow we get to hear all the pointless redundancies from all the talking heads on TV. Maybe in kindness to Batman we should have a different thread for this.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesHaunting twitter feed of one of the victims, who had escaped the Canadian mall shooting a few weeks ago. Not so fortunate last night.
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One would hope this incident and its greater exposure into the final minutes of someone's life will somehow help spur serious gun control in this country.
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Yea, right.
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From Adam Gopnik, The New Yorker http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/n ... sacre.html
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Exactly how I feel. One of the best friends of my life was gunned done by a lunatic with an AK-47 that he bought over the counter in the 30 minutes it took for him to fill out the paperwork. Coward that he was, there's no way he had the guts to do it with anything except a gun that he could easily buy.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesI've never visited the US so this kind of thing is very alien to me. The shooter was dressed in kevlar amour, had military-grade weapons and some kind of tear gas? Why would this kind of stuff be on sale to the general public?
I don't get it.
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We need to defend ourselves against the tyranny of the King of England.
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The worst of it is that many are already saying that if there were some patrons with concealed carry licenses in the theater, no one would've been killed other than the killer. More guns for everybody!!!
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Don't Canada and Norway have strict gun control laws? The bottom line is that no law can stop a determined nutjob. By the way, I thought free speech weekend was a couple of weeks ago.
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I feel for your loss, but I couldn't disagree more with your conclusion. I don't know if your friend was the victim of a random shooter or someone he knew personally, but there are no gun laws that can stop a determined killer. When the government takes away our freedoms (eg. gun control, Patriot Act, NDAA, etc), we lose in the long run.
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This is not worth debating - everyone has made up their minds - but many (most?) 'determined killers' are that only in their minds. They wouldn't have the guts to follow through on their feelings if it weren't as simple as squeezing the trigger of a gun. Guns are not a 'freedom', they are murder instruments that take away our freedoms. That's just how I feel (extremely strongly); I understand you can't see it that way. This thread, about the joys of entertainment, has gone bad. It can be deleted if management sees fit. Guns play a major role in the movie (which sane people can differentiate from reality), but the whole thing has been horrifically corrupted by a very ill young man who had too easy access to his weapons.
Re: The Dark Knight RisesWhat I've found interesting was his mom's initial reaction that she wasn't surprised it was him. She obviously knew he was dangerous but there's nothing you can do about until something horrific happens.
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But what you don't understand is that there's no way to stop someone from getting guns if he's determined, otherwise these things wouldn't happen in other nations with draconian gun control laws. That would be even more true in the U.S. where there are already millions of guns in circulation. As for what he would have had "the guts to follow through on" if it "weren't as simple as squeezing the trigger of a gun", neither you nor I can possibly know, although both of us can give idol speculation to support our viewpoints. As Timothy McVeigh proved, there are plenty of ways to kill people without guns. FYI, acetone, which can be purchased by the gallon at your local hardware store, is an unregulated chemical and so is peroxide.
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A lot of us here, don't either. Absolutely no one needs any of that shit. And the same with automatic weapons. Absolutely nothing to do with gun control.
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That is correct, but one can certainly make it harder to be a mass killer. I would argue (as somebody who has 5 guns in his house by the way, and started shooting at age 4, so I'm no anti-gun nut) that nobody needs a fully auto AK47 with a 30-round clip.
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Henry Ross: Saxophone
Zelly Smirnoff: Violin
Irving Burgie: Composer
Frank Guerrero: Bongos, Timbales
Julius Schacter: Violin
Stewart M. Bair: Choir, Chorus
Al Casamente: Guitar
Patrick Fr�meaux: Author, Concept
Gil Mershon: Choir, Chorus
William F. "Bill" Reeve: Choir, Chorus
Gloria Wynder: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
John Nielsen: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Miriam Workman: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
William Rodriguez: Drums
Buster Davis: Piano
Jack Segal: Composer
Avery Robinson: Composer
Charles Schroeder: Choir, Chorus
William Attaway: Composer
Evelyn Danzig: Composer
Mary Dean: Choir, Chorus
Abram Borodkin: Cello
Art Lambert: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Miriam Burton: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Betty Allan: Choir, Chorus
Bruno Blum: Liner Notes, Text Editor, Musical Direction, Text, Discography
Betty Noyes: Choir, Chorus
George Goodman: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Laure Wright: Adaptation, English Translations
Claude Colombini: Concept
Victor Messer: Guitar
Jacqueline Allan: Choir, Chorus
Jack Eddleman: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Virginia Rees: Choir, Chorus
Gene Lanham: Choir, Chorus
Robert Rosengarten: Drums
Gilbert E. Adkins: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Alexander Cambrelen: Conga
Mario Castillo: Conga
James DeMeo: Reeds
Faye Devlin: Choir, Chorus
James R. Eby: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Carter Farriss: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Nathan Foodman: Drums
J. Hamilton Grandison: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Stephen Harbachick: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Jay Harnick: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Charlotte Holloman: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Modesto Doran Martinez: Conga
Thora Mathiason: Choir, Chorus
Tony Parris: Choir, Chorus
Elizabeth Rinker: Choir, Chorus
Noah Rodriguez: Bongos
Earl Rogers: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Rafael Rosario: Conga
E.C. Shank: Saxophone
Richard L. Stokes: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Herbert L. Stubbs: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Leroy B. Thompson: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Rodester Timmons: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Margaret Tynes: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Edward O. Welker: Producer
Paul Kruesi Westbrook: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Robert Haring: Percussion, Librarian
Irving D. Barnes: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Samuel R. McCurry: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Maxwell Smith: Choir, Chorus
Kenneth Emery: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Edward "Eddie Kusby" Kuczborski: Trombone
Anthony Miranda: French Horn
Benjamin Goldenstein: Coordination
James Hall Worship & Praise Choir: Guitar
Clifford Leeman: Drums
Robert Cole: Vocals, Choir, Chorus