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Japan needs nuclear weapons of its own. The United States guarantees of assistance to Japan in the event of Chinese aggression are no longer credible.
Nuclear bombs, nuclear submarines, nuclear missiles.
The sooner the better.
IN THE end, it came down to economic ties versus national pride. Business concerns prevailed—and so did China, in a sense. A bitter feud with Japan had been escalating since September 7th, when a Chinese fishing boat ran into a Japanese patrol in waters which both countries claim as sovereign territory. Today Japan released the boat's Chinese skipper, who had been accused of bashing into the two Japanese vessels deliberately. With the release of the captain, Zhan Qixiong, the diplomatic world breathes a sigh of relief. But how to score this match? Japan comes off looking weak, as it succumbs to an avalanche of pressure. But the ferocity of the Chinese response has harmed China ultimately, by undermining confidence in China as a responsible stakeholder in the region.
Japan's prosecutors chose not to indict Mr Zhan on the grounds that his act was not premeditated, according to Kyodo, the Japanese news agency. But the real reason was the vehemence of China's reaction. Since the fishing crew and its captain were arrested, China has continually ratcheted up the pressure to have them returned. It cut diplomatic communications and even arrested four Japanese nationals, allegedly for filming in a restricted military area. China's response seemed to take an especially nefarious turn when it apparently suspended its export of rare-earth minerals, which are vital to making electronics components used in everything from handheld gadgets to cars. On September 23rd China emphatically denied that it is blocking exports. And this may be true: there probably isn't a formal directive. But in a country where informal rules abound, exporters know that it can pay to withhold shipments—in solidarity with a government that is angry at its neighbour.
At its heart, the squabble was not only about the Senkaku islands, called the Diaoyu by the Chinese, where the boat collision took place earlier this month. Instead, it was likely a message to other countries with which China has territorial disputes, particularly in the South China Sea. This week China showed that it is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to exert its maritime claims. Lately it has taken to calling the South China Sea, which it disputes with five of its South-East Asian neighbours, a "core national interest".
Moreover, it forced the new Japanese government and Naoto Kan, its prime minister, to make a hard choice: between a handful of uninhabited rocks, far from Japan's main islands, and the future of its economy. Japan's decision not to go to the wall for its territorial claims looks expedient, but it may come to haunt it in the long term.
This has also been a test of China, though in a way the country seems not to understand. Its actions have called into question its maturity as a responsible international actor and undermined its pretensions to a "peaceful rise". Other states observe a host of traditions to help see them work through border disputes and express their displeasure with one another. The melodrama of China's reaction, entirely disproportionate to the matter at hand, made it impossible for the two sides to find a mutually acceptable outcome. The acute crisis may be over but this resolution is sure to usher in an extended period of chill between the countries.
Which is a terrible outcome. Until recently, both countries had seen their economies flourishing as a result of strengthening trade ties. Since 2009 China has been Japan's number-one trading partner. And the new Democratic Party of Japan government is the most pro-China administration in recent times. All this goodwill is lost.
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Japan needs nuclear weapons of its own. The United States guarantees of assistance to Japan in the event of Chinese aggression are no longer credible.
Nuclear bombs, nuclear submarines, nuclear missiles.
The sooner the better.
How can you understand "responsible" in such a distort way?
Sovereignty can never be small things to any country.
Joseph Tan
While you are attacking the US for its less than stellar activities, don't forget to pay close attention to the ineptitude that is driving the Chinese economy to certain ruin with the construction of cities where people cannot afford to live and cancer-like factories that overproduce concrete and steel.
And remind us all how they are also destroying their environment in a tragic way. Desertification is beginning to sink its teeth into China even as vast areas of farmland are forever lost by over building. Also tell us about how China is one bad harvest away from famine. Explain to us how a totalitarian government is strangling freedom and innovation and raising fears among the surrounding nations.
And we all want to hear more about the brown water navy of China and how it will sail the seven seas. China can give the US a bloody nose, maybe even worse. But China will never rise again if it touches America or her allies. All the bluster and kidnapping in the world cannot conceal that fact.
The only hyperpower China has or will ever have is hypernationalism and that is causing China to be ostracized by other nations.
Be assured, the nations surrounding China know that America is watching and is determined to prevent Chinese aggression.
What a ridiculous website! Whenever it comes to issues about China, it is always lopsided toward the other party. Even a three-year-old kid knows there are bad as well as good guys in kindergartens, how come a journal website does not have any idea of such simple philosophy. The only reason in a position to explain all is it is sponsored by a nation afraid of or envious of China's rise. Hope others who attempted to discredit China can read more about history and stop being taken advantage of by people with ulterior motives. It is Japan who invaded China in WW2, massacred millions of innocent civilians and kept denying the crime they did. They are hypocrite who pretend to be polite and conspire to conquer the world in the mean while. I myself love watching Japanese movies and appreciate the artistic level they have achieved, but I will not forgive what they have done to Chinese people until they confess their sin.
After finishing reading all the crap you posted ,Moby007 you japs,are just a bunch of poor lapdogs barking when you mighty master Uncle Sam gave your the word to bail your poor ass out ,if there would be a all-out conflict.
Looking back to the history,it's safe to say ,Japan was not ,has never been,and will never be a real independent nation that has the guts to get rid of the political manipulation by your Supreme Master,for you ,bunch of cowardices ,refuse to own up to those ferocious atrocities commited by your animal-like(I think they are even worse than animals) forefathers,for you ,a bunch of despicable revisionists ,keep denying your nefarious horried war past while repeatedly sugar coats the shameless stories of those infamous and inhumane level A war criminals whose hands were full of blood of the innocent slaugtered by your ridiculous samurai deeds,for you are completely lack of the good will to really appologize at the bottom of your heart with integrity and honesty for what you'd done in the past.It is Japan that is the douchebag,only dares to bully the weak and spineless while blandishing the super strong like the U.S
Hence ,Japan is doomed to be the miserable puppet reined tightly by its papa who vaporized 20K+ of Japs.Unlike Germans who genuinely confessed their wrongs and won the respect of the world entire, Japan ,a hypocrite,will never earn the pride and dignity paralleled to its current economic power status from its nabouring countries.
To TheLIONHUGGER :
to begin with, do not irritate after or when you are reading my words, i prefer to dove behavior.
there are some big mistakes in your opinion.
first, Diaoyu Island is not Japanese sovereign territory.it is still remained unsolved. about this, you can retrospect the case that Deng Xiaoping proposed to lay aside the Diaoyu Island issue in late 1970s,which tacitly approved by both sides. besides, it could never be a problem if in 1950s, the US had correctly dealt with the territory,which belonged to China, according to history. Diaoyu Island is only a issue that whether it belongs to Chinese or Taiwanese.
second, do you really believe that the chinese trawl(the small one) will obtrusively ram into the japanese vessels (the big ones), like a rabbit hunted by chasers yet to clumsily run into them? so, the ramming does not hold water. i believe there must be something tricky in it. moreover, your "car" example is inappropriate.
third,i'm begging to differ that "China will soon fall". how soon do you suggest? though i'm a chinese who loves my own country very much, i do believe it will fall, but not so soon, unless several hundreds of years later. we chinese have an adage-it expresses that every country has its vicissitudes. countries rise and then they fall. given the ancinet history of china, i believe it will undergo a long period of prosperity. now we are gradually emerging, mildly. before the peak comes, china will certainly grow. all indicators show that china has strong momentum of ecomonic growth and social development.
last but not least, china's behavior, from our own point of view, is legal because we are making efforts to safeguard our citizens. is it legal for US or other countries to do so? when it comes to those contries, you believe they are doing right. though china has a lot of demerits, it still makes headway constantly. china has its own stance and does not treat any foreign affairs in this way. when it does like this, it is born of reasons. how many times chinese government bore the joint military exercise of US and Japan. we just need to take a firm stance towards those that infringe upon our national interest.
you know why i picked you from all those who took biased views towards china-because you used the "其恕乎!己所不欲、勿施於人。" . the meaning used here is correct, however, as a result of your lopsided view and may-be hostile attitude towards china, i find those words are quite suitable for you. Confucius would agree with me if he has lived till today. please take a wider view towards international issues. do not take it for granted what the media tell you.
Can't we all just get along?
There are no winners in this dispute. Japan looks like a bully that now had to go away with its tail between its legs. China comes off looking like a bunch of hot heads, uncompromising and abrasive. This could've been handled in a much more civil matter on both sides. A real shame.
Wow, Economist call the kidnapping of China fishermen by Japan a goodwill? And because China react strongly, the goodwill is lost? What a blatant twisting of fact.
All Chinese should terminate their subscription to this magazine.
Stop insanity wrote: Germany is not going to claim back Alsace region lost in WW2 to France, Turkey is not clamming back it's territorial from the Byzantine empire, Why should China keep clamming territories based on old maps with 2 or more centuries ?
So why is Japan claiming Dokdo island frpm South Korea?
And why is Japan claiming Southern Kuriles from Russia?
Get urself educated, or quit being such a hypocrite.
Stop insanity wrote: Sep 24th 2010 12:00 GMT To some of the comments here.
Germany is not going to claim back Alsace region lost in WW2 to France, Turkey is not clamming back it's territorial from the Byzantine empire, Portugal, Spain and France are not clamming backs it's colonies in Africa and South America, etc etc. Why should China keep clamming territories based on old maps with 2 or more centuries ?
Oh I don't know, ISREAL claim its territories from a 10 CENTURIES old map that don't even exist, and it works perfectly well. :)
-Archmage, your friendly neighborhood Chinese-Paid-thought-police
Independently of who holds the right to those islands - and I really do not care - this is an article on how china is to be seen as an economic partner. From it's reaction China can't be seen as a sable and safe trading partner, specially for critical industries. And this is the important part. How come that every time there is an article in the Economist that relates to China, comments need to become extremely political and some times irrational by nationalist zealots ? This is called "The Economist", not "The Politician" and this is, after all, a western publication. Accept it or go back to read Chinese media.
In the end, it's time to think if we should count only on China for raw materials ... I think it's time to move somewhere else.
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@_gold_phoenix_ wrote:
Oct 3rd 2010 2:44 GMT
"@ Bruce Lee II
This "kommonsense" guy is from INDIA
He is a very good example for the reasons of why the White Aussies were assaulting & killing Indian students in Melbourne Australia, last year
We wonder why a gentle-civilised people like the Aussies would want to kill Indian students--- now looking at "kommonsense" behavior, we sympathise with the Aussies -- to be provoked by these Indians until they have to retaliate with violence
The way he keeps on irritating and haraughing Chinese shows and his stupid, childish behavior confirms why Prof RUSHTON of the University of Western-Ontario says Indian IQ is only 85"
I guess you can improve your below average intelligence by arguing with low IQ Indians. It's fair competition.
This incident reminds us that China is a very dangerous bully. Invasion into VietNam, firing rockets at Taiwan, border incursions into India and Russia, invasion into Korea during Korean war. History war with South Korea. Bullying Phillipines over islands. Illegal occupation of Tibet, Uighur, Manchuria, inner Mongolia. It's not difficult to see how dangerous China is. Now China is bullying Japan. China is bullying neighbors. Chinese cyber criminals are vandalizing computers all over the world. China is world's common enemy. Small countries don't have anything that can counter this aggression. Something must be done to help weak countries.
The Chinese captain's behaviour - ramming Japanese ships - is indicative of China's culture: bullying and aggression. The way China defended the captain is a proof that China is an aggressive bully. Ramming ships is an act of piracy and aggression. No governments, other than China, will defend such piracy and aggression as justifiable actions. This proves that China is an *uncivilized* dangerous bully.
China is devils empire!
Ok, as I have mentioned before, I have nothing else to say about this that has not already been said (also because I do not know an awful lot about the territorial issues).
However, the ridiculously pedestrian "nuclear option" of China dumping US Ts en masse has now cropped up so many times on this forum that it has gone from being a source of private amusement to being irritating. At the risk of inflaming the usual suspects, hopefully the following link will put to rest any wet dreams about winning trade wars:
On top of available data saying otherwise, history also suggests that export surplus countries have suffered the most in trade wars/skirmishes.
With the risk of inducing rage and ban upon my account:
2 types of Chinese commenters in this thread:
1. Wall of text posters that (almost) no one reads,
2. Posters with weird sentence structures that always perpetrates a chauvinistic message
I did not read all comments here. I just want people to understand china's reaction from chinese perspective. China was invaded several times in the past 100 years, which caused huge loss of lives and economy. What Japanese did in China was so terrible that Chinese's attitude toward Japan has no trust at all, especially compared to German's sincere attitude toward the second world war. If you know nothing about the history in east asia, you cannot understand chinese's anger well. Especially, the dispute about this island originated from Japan's first war that invaded China in the end of 19th century. Most Chinese consider Japan's capture over the captain is the historical heritage of Japanese invasion.
As you can see, China has territorial disputes with some of her neighbors. Every time only the dispute with Japan would trigger voluntary protest.
It's a history of eastern Asia. If you cannot see the relationship between Japan and China from historical perspective, you will not get the truth.
when it comes to the illegal detainership of Chinese citizen in the disputed island, the west just shut its month boasting about human rights.
Japan lost any credibility to its half century claim to the Diaoyu islands when it signed the instrument of surrender in Tokyo Bay on USS Missouri, in September 1945.
I say this because when Japan's war leaders, prosecuted as war criminals were found guilty and hung, territories that Japan had previously annexed for its empire were forfeit.
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Wallander: Swede dreams are made of this
Sir Kenneth Branagh is back as the brooding Wallander in Henning Mankell's mysteries. Gerard Gilbert meets both Britain's newest actor-knight and the Scandinavian bestselling author
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Gerard Gilbert is a television writer and feature writer for The Independent.
Saturday 23 June 2012
"No, I don't. I want to be called Ken." Sir Kenneth Branagh replies with some alacrity to the question of whether the newly minted knight wishes to be addressed as Sir Ken.
It's only a few days after the news that he is to join the illustrious cast of actor-knights – the likes of Sir Sean Connery, Sir Michael Caine, Sir Ben Kingsley and, of course (because the comparison has so often been made – not least, through emulation, by Branagh himself), the late Sir Laurence Olivier.
The impact of the honour is only just beginning to sink in. "The fact that it's out in the big wide world actually did make something [feel real] that felt quite surreal up to the last minute," he says. "The invitation comes in a great big Cabinet Office-stamped envelope, which makes you quite concerned." This was six weeks ago, he adds. "You have to keep schtum. They definitively say that 'you won't hear from us again until the morning that it's announced', so you do wonder if your letter of acceptance did get there..." Anyway, the news is out, and the response has been "lovely... from people I haven't seen for a trillion years... old school friends, people from all over the world," although it does make you wonder what Kurt Wallander, the dour, dyspeptic middle-aged Swedish detective hero of BBC1's Wallander, a character who has done so much to re-establish Branagh's profile with British television audiences, would make of the title.
"The Swedes of course have their own royal family," says Branagh, "Henning ribbed me about it, which I guess is what's going to happen for the rest of my days. All of that's fair game as far as I'm concerned."
Henning is Henning Mankell, the 64-year-old Swedish author of the phenomenally successful Wallander novels, and who has also been in the UK this week to help promote the new series of fresh BBC adaptations of his books. The attitude of the socially and politically active Mankell – an outspoken critic of the state of Israel and a radical of the 1968 vintage – is that if honours are to be dished out, then it's better that they go to someone like Branagh.
"Because he's a very decent guy... he doesn't come from the upper classes," says Mankell, referring to Branagh's roots in Protestant working-class Belfast (the actor's father, a plumber and joiner, moved the family to England when Branagh was aged nine, in order to escape the Troubles). "I can put it in a different way," continues Mankell. "It's no secret that I have earned a lot of money, but it's better that I have the money because I give it away."
Indeed, more than 30 million copies of the 10 Wallander novels have been sold worldwide since the author began writing about his fictional police inspector from Ystad in southern Sweden – Mankell donating much of his profits to various Aids charities and to projects in Africa, especially a cherished theatre, Teatro Avenido, in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. The novels have already been filmed twice over in Sweden, first as movies starring Rolf Lassgard as the irascible detective, and then for Swedish TV, with Krister Henriksson in the title role. But it is Branagh's performance that has impressed Mankell the most – leading him to compare the BBC1 productions to Ancient Greek drama.
"I would say Kenneth and the team have purified the stories, that they have taken away everything that is unnecessary, including unnecessary dialogue. They work on silence, on the man in the landscape," he says, adding that while John le Carré (a role model for Mankell) was put off writing any more George Smiley novels because he felt his spy-chief character had been so totally taken over by Alec Guinness, Branagh's performance could inspire him to write some more. Not that he's going to.
"No, no more – I have so many other things to write", he says. Although he admits that if he ever felt tempted to revisit his old fictional beat in Ystad, he always has Linda Wallander up his sleeve. "I always have the daughter, who is also a police officer," he says. "So we'll see what happens in the future."
The son of a judge, he was raised in a flat above a courtroom. His mother left his father when he was just two years old. Mankell claims to have asked each of his four wives whether they could spot the motherless child within him, and each apparently replied that they could not. His fourth wife is the daughter of Ingmar Bergman, and the legendary film director was apparently an avid Wallander reader. And it was at a Bergman film festival that Mankell first encountered Branagh, and the actor first asked to play Wallander.
The BBC Wallanders are shown at prime-time on Sweden's main channel, SVT1, leading to the odd situation where a Swedish-set drama is shown in Sweden with Swedish subtitles. "It is funny, yeah," says Mankell. "It was quite interesting when Kenneth was having this knighthood, it was written a lot about in the Swedish newspapers. I mean they were a bit proud of what he was doing. But I think it also shows that English audiences can feel at home in Swedish landscapes, because it's not English but it's not strange either. I think it's something very new. The BBC and Kenneth were very brave when they decided to take all the cast and crew over to Sweden.
The three new Wallanders begin with An Event in Autumn, in which young Polish prostitutes are the target of a serial killer, and which opens with the detective finding some sort of contentment with a new home by the sea, and comfort from Vanja Andersson (Saskia Reeves), the ex-lover of one of the murder victims in series two tale The Fifth Woman. He even has a dog – which soon unearths something unsavoury buried beneath the blackcurrant bushes. The two other adaptations in the series are The Dogs of Riga, which was partly filmed in Latvia, and Before the Frost, which centres on Wallander's relationship with his policewoman daughter, Linda (played by Jeany Spark).
Sarah Smart reprises her role as detective Anne-Britt Hoglund, although there is no Tom Hiddleston in the new adventures. "He was off in Avengers Assemble," says Branagh, who directed Hiddleston as Marvel Comics super-villain Loki in the Avengers predecessor Thor. Hiddleston is also playing Henry V – the role that made Branagh's reputation– in the new BBC Shakespeare cycle. "I'd love to work with him again," says the older actor. "We keep up with each other – in fact I'm seeing him tomorrow."
One eye-catching guest star in the new series is Soren Malling, the Danish actor familiar to BBC4 audiences from The Killing and Borgen. "I watched both The Killings, but I haven't got to Borgen yet, or The Bridge," says Branagh. "There's only so much time... I mean it gets very more-ish, doesn't it? Do you do that thing where you do three in a night, or maybe four? But having seen those, and done this, personally I'd be very happy to watch some Carry On movies for a while."
Branagh has been at pains to avoid the home-grown Wallanders. "It would just put me off," he says. "It would be very depressing to see how good the Swedes were. I will watch it, as soon as we do three more of these, which, God willing, we would love to do. And then put it to bed, unless Henning really does write some more." The three final Wallanders that, God (or BBC) willing, Branagh will film are The White Lioness, and a two-part version of Mankell's final Wallander novel, The Troubled Man – "a very dense and brilliant novel".
In the meantime, Britain's newest actor-knight will be busy directing Star Trek actor Chris Pine in the upcoming and so-far unnamed "Jack Ryan Five" project. "It's the Tom Clancey character in a sort of prequel," he explains. "This is the beginning of Jack's CIA career – it takes him from Wall Street, where he's working covertly as an analyst for the CIA, to Moscow."
Two other mooted projects are on what he calls "the side-burner," including a film with (Dame) Judi Dench and (Sir) Anthony Hopkins of Henning Mankell's non-Wallander novel, Italian Shoes ("we couldn't get any of us in the same place at the same time"). He was also due to direct Kate Winslet in an adaptation of the 2008 novel The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, (the title shortened to Guernsey, "for the Americans") set in the German-occupied wartime Channel Islands. "We were going to go this spring and then we just couldn't get the cast and the budget."
Before I take my leave of Sir Kenneth Branagh, or Ken, one final question: not all those offered honours accept them – the painter LS Lowry holding the official record (under Government papers released under a BBC Freedom of Information request earlier this year) for the number of times he refused a knighthood – did Branagh hesitate?
"No," he replies without hesitation. "When people say that they're humbled by something like this, this is how I experienced it: what happens is that you immediately think about all of the people across your 30-year career that you've worked with... and you know that they would be so made up, as indeed they have been. And that that acknowledgement of that collaborative work, as I see it, comes to very few people. It just seemed the right thing to say, 'thank you very much'."
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Back on the boat, Jack comes out of the galley with a cellophane-wrapped sandwich, which he silently offers to Dawson, who is, believe it or not, still pouting silently. Dawson says, "No thanks." Jack says, "You know, Dawson, it's not imperative that you and I become friends." Dawson says, "Good." Jack says, "I just thought it might be nice, that's all," and takes off his lifejacket before continuing, "Look, know this, all right? I didn't steal Joey away from you. I mean, you of all people should know that she's got a strong will and the intelligence of a Rhodes scholar. She's not the kind of girl that lets herself get stolen." Dawson says, "Okay, you don't know anything about her. And secondly [sic], if you think that things are over between Joey and me, and done with, you're severely delusional." Jack says, "Maybe. The fact of the matter is, Joey and I have something. You don't gotta like it. But if you have any respect for Joey, you better respect me." Dawson scoffs. Interesting approach, McPhee.
Meanwhile, Abby is parting clothes on the rack of the closet in the Sanctorum Dawsonorum and yammering about being on the verge of finding "paydirt." As she steps further into the closet, Jen and Joey close the doors and stand in front of them, smiling at each other as Abby hammers on the doors from the inside. Okay, I don't deny that Abby adds nothing to these proceedings, but that being the case, why did Jen ask her? Whatever. Andie calls their attention to a video in her hand: "Guess what I found tucked behind Jaws? Good. Will. Humping." Jen and Joey look intrigued and go over to Andie, allowing Abby to emerge.
Back at the boat, Pacey is messing around with a lure when a tug is perceived on one of the lines. The Sheriff comes over and starts to struggle with it, only to have the line snap. He asks Pacey where the other rod is. Pacey says it's on the starboard side. The Sheriff glares at him. Pacey says it doesn't matter which side of the boat the pole is on. The Sheriff says, "This is what I mean, Pacey. It's the same thing with you over and over again." Pacey slumps, since evidently this is a lecture he's had many times before. The Sheriff goes on: "The simplest instructions in the world and you'll find any excuse not to follow them. How do you expect me to give you more responsibility if you can't even adhere to the most rudimentary directions? When I speak, you listen. Don't think, just do. Please! I'm not asking that much." Pacey gets a beat to absorb the impact of his spiritual de-pantsing before Dawson comes stomping out of the galley, saying, "Now that I've finally shaken Jack for two seconds, can you tell me what the hell were you thinking inviting him?" Instead of leading with, "Ask me if I care about your pedestrian neuroses," Pacey says, "Listen, man. I'm sorry, okay? Andie's just been nagging me incessantly about including the guy. He doesn't know any guys in town, and their mother just keeps getting worse and worse. Guess I took pity on him, yeah?" You might think that Pacey's mentioning Jack's mentally ill mother would cause Dawson to, I don't know, think about someone else's bigger problems for a single second and, I don't know, shut up for once, but it doesn't, and he pushes forward with the Dawson Agenda, dismissively saying, "Okay, that's fine; how could you forget to tell me?" Pacey stares at Dawson for a second, giving him another chance to SHUT UP, which Dawson doesn't take: "Pacey, come on! A little bit of preparation time before facing my adversary." I guess it's the word adversary that triggers Pacey's crap detector, since he has had to face a much worse adversary every day of his life, and Pacey, thank God, says, "You know what? Screw you, Dawson. Not all of us can be the fair-haired embodiment of perfection, all right? Not everybody gets 'wunderkind' and 'genius' attached to their name. Some of us are just simple-minded folk trying to make it through the day without breaking something." Dawson, instead of saying, "I'm sorry," or "What is this about?" or "My God, what a jerk I am!" just raises and lowers his eyebrows a couple of times in mute befuddlement. Pacey, honey, you go.
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Then the Men are at some dive bar and The Sheriff is saying they should put the day's "display of angling ineptitude" behind them. The Flash chuckles. The Sheriff says there's a dartboard calling his name and wants to know if The Flash will "go toe-to-toe with the master." The Flash says he'll give it a try. The three little boys play pool. Dawson watches The Flash throwing darts and comments, "I hope my dad doesn't have too much fun. Otherwise, by tomorrow he'll be drawing up plans to open a seedy dockside tavern." Pacey stares at him in disbelief and says, "How can you possibly find justification to criticize a man like your father?" Dawson explains, "I'm afraid his mid-life crisis isn't going to end, and he's going to wind up a homeless street mime." Pacey takes a shot and says nothing. Dawson observes the lack of comment on his last pronouncement and asks, "What the hell is your problem?" Pacey says, "You don't see what's going on, Dawson?" Dawson gives his head a brief shake. Pacey says, "Come on. Nobody's that oblivious -- not even you." Go Pacey. Dawson whines, "All right, well then why don't you tell me whatever it is you have up your ass, all right, because you're about to rip the felt, Pacey. If you're mad at your dad, tell him. If you're mad at me, lemme have it." Excellent advice, Dawson, and not at all facile! Pacey wearily replies, "It's just that simple for you, is it, Dawson?" Dawson shrugs as if to say, "How could it not be? How could it be that my wise counsel could be insufficient for you?" Pacey continues, "You just go up to your dad and say, 'Gee whiz, Pop, I have a problem. Let's talk about this heart-to-heart, man-to-man.' That's your wonderful life, not mine." Jack looks on in silence. Pacey concludes, "You've gotten a glimpse into the hell that is my life." Without any sympathy for this speech, Dawson manages to turn the subject back to himself, and very quickly says, "So then why is my mere presence suddenly a detriment to your happiness?" At this ridiculous query, Jack jumps in: "Because Mr. Witter's put you up on such a towering pedestal that you're a, what, 'mere presence,' Dawson? Come on, it's an icon Pacey can't possibly live up to." Let's review. Jack has known Pacey about three months and has a clear and empathetic understanding of his family circumstances. Dawson has known Pacey sixteen years and still has yet to find a subjec


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I challenged my sons (and husband) to battle with Q-Tips as weapons, and they took it a few steps further by creating a comic strip of a battle among LEGO Star Wars characters and ships. The storyline and dialog are by my four- and six-year old but the comic software was wielded by Rookie Dad Alec.
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The movie chain is showing the digitally remastered version of 'Back to the Future' across the country on Saturday, October 23rd, and Monday, October 25th, which, if you'll remember, is the exact day that Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) climbed in Doc's DeLorean to travel back to 1955. Rewatching 'Back to the Future' on the day Marty traveled back in time and almost screwed up his and his parents' lives could, in fact, trigger some sort of space-time wormhole where we all end up back in the '80s, sipping on Tab and listening to Huey Lewis and the News. In fact, I'm a little concerned that this could cause a massive 'Hot Tub Time Machine' event where we're all back in the '80s searching for our "great white buffalo."
In any case, AMC is offering movie-goers full-sized 'Back to the Future' posters and related goodies in the 40 cities where these special screenings take place. (Chances are not good that it's a DeLorean or a special appearance of Christopher Lloyd at your birthday party, but you can always hope.)
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With Frank Lampard on the verge of reaching a milestone he cannot help but think of all the people who helped him along the way.
Tomorrow night's vital World Cup qualifier against Ukraine in Kiev should see Lampard become just the eighth Englishman to reach the magical 100-cap mark.
It is a moment that at times the 35-year-old never thought would be possible and certainly not achievable by himself alone.
Lampard has freely discussed the roles his father, Frank senior, and uncle, Harry Redknapp, have played in his career.
The midfielder has also stressed in the past how Chelsea managers Claudio Ranieri and Jose Mourinho were significant too.
But when it came to making an impact for England, it took a Swede's intervention for Lampard's international ambitions to be realised.
The name Sven-Goran Eriksson can spark a variety of emotions among the nation's fanbase, yet for Lampard he only commands respect for the much-maligned manager.
Eriksson was accused by many of wasting the talent during the era of the so-called 'golden generation' and was paid a fortune by the Football Association between 2001-06.
It took some time for Lampard to make a breakthrough under the former Lazio coach having been handed his England debut by Kevin Keegan against Belgium in 1999.
Indeed, for the first two years of Eriksson's reign, he became accustomed to playing in friendlies but watching from the sidelines as an unused squad member for the games that really mattered.
That is until he was selected for his first competitive match against Slovakia in a Euro 2004 qualifier in June 2003 and Lampard has been virtually an ever present with the Three Lions since then.
He told Standard Sport: "When it comes to a coach who had a big role in my England career, Sven-Goran Eriksson always helped me hugely because he put a lot of confidence in me and broke me into the team pre-Euro 2004.
"There wasn't anything in particular that Sven said to me that was inspirational apart from saying, 'You are in the team', but that was more than enough to provide a huge lift.
"You have to remember that at the time England's midfield had been well established with players like Steven Gerrard and Paul Scholes so it meant a lot to me to play in the first team alongside them.
"He really gave me my chance, gave me my self-belief at international level. I will always remember that with high regard."
To say Lampard has not always been held in such high esteem is an understatement.
Dependable: Lampard has been at the heart of the England team for close to a decade His time at West Ham turned sour amid accusations of preferential treatment due to family connections, while an £11million transfer to Chelsea in 2001 raised more than a few eyebrows among the Blues following until the goals started arriving with remarkable regularity.
After being named England Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005 by the fans, he then became a victim of their frustration, so much so there was a point where he considered quitting international football in 2008.
One would think that 11 major honours, including the Champions League and three Premier League titles, with Chelsea might appease the doubters but walk into a pub outside SW6 and you can find plenty of willing volunteers to dispute the extent of his talent.
However, even the harshest of critics cannot dispute Lampard's determination to succeed.
The last year alone he has demonstrated an incredible ability to bounce back from adversity.
Some were writing his football obituary for Chelsea and England at various points in 2012 but 2013 saw Lampard become his club's record goalscorer and earn a new contract, while also enjoying a renaissance with the national side under Roy Hodgson.
He added: "This year has been a good one for me as I've seen a bit of a reversal from what was being said at times last year. It's nice to have been able to keep to a [decent] level — I have worked hard to do that.
"I have managed to keep playing regularly for Chelsea and for England, so I have been really pleased.
"Competition and criticism is always there but that's normal and you just try and respond to it.
"I have just tried to keep my head down on the England front. I got an injury which ruled me out of the European Championship but I always knew I wanted to come back and do things for England.
"With Chelsea the contract [situation] was very drawn out, I just wanted to focus on my game and play as well as I could to change that too. That's what you have to do.
"I'd love to think that 2014 will be even better for club and country.
"Obviously reaching the World Cup one last time would be a great achievement in itself but there is a lot of work to do before then."
And you can be rest assured, no one will work harder to make sure England do just that.
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