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I haven't checked the text of the book, but at one point she says "he wrote a one letter sentence". I am pretty sure it was supposed to say "he wrote a one sentence letter"
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French attitudes toward Napa Valley, plus comparisons of winegrapes to meat?
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It's too funny, really. When I first started out in this biz, you couldn't give Napa Valley wine away to the French. "Mais non!" was their attitude. It was vin de table, merde, Algerian plonk. Some of us knew otherwise, and suspected that the French—so chauvinistic in the belief that no other culture could […]
A tasting of 1974 wines (and one 1944)
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Went to a very interesting tasting yesterday. It was a small private affair, held at the Restaurant at Wente, a chic place tucked into the southern foothills of the Livermore Valley. The subject of the tasting was 1974 Cabernet Sauvignon. Now, anyone familiar with the modern history of wine in California knows that that […]
Do bloggers have an obligation to wineries that wine and dine them?
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When I was a working critic I was very particular about not letting wineries spend money on me. I had the reputation of not going out to lunch or dinner on the winery's dime. I did it every once in a while, but tried to keep it rare. I also was extremely fussy about […]
California Cabernet Sauvignon: Wines in "crisis", or just best enjoyed young?
|Mark As Read
I've wondered for many years if the big, oaky, ripely sweet Napa Cabernets I've given high scores to will age or not. In most cases, my suspicion had been "only moderately," but it was awfully hard to tell, since not even I, as a wine critic, could frequently get my hands on older bottlings—and […]
What does the Galloni purchase of Tanzer mean to wine criticism?
|Mark As Read
It is, I suppose, the fault of the historian and logician in me that I'm always looking for the meaning of things. I've always thought that all things are connected in some mysterious way, and that certain events have implications, not only for how the future will unfold, but for trying to understand where […]
Here comes (probably sooner rather than later) the Petaluma Gap AVA
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The growers and wineries have been working diligently to get this largish region on the official AVA list, and since they've been doing everything right, far as I can tell, it shouldn't take the multiple years it took for Paso Robles to finally sub-appellate itself. They're currently getting the paperwork together for the TTB, […]
Real wine-drinking countries don't need wine critics
|Mark As Read
Matt Kramer makes a good case about the difference between "enjoyment" and "assessment" of wine in his Dec. 15 Wine Spectator column—too good a case, for in describing the importance of "context" in wine appreciation, he carves out a huge exception for "truly great wines" in a way that is not entirely consistent with […]
What's the different between "developing a strategy" for social media, versus just having fun?
|Mark As Read
Every social media advice book or article tells wineries to "develop a strategy" but nobody ever explains what a strategy is, or why you need one. So thousands of responsible winery personnel are left scratching their heads wondering if their "strategy" really is a strategy, or just a tactic. Tactics, as we know from […]
Minerality: My thoughts
|Mark As Read
I've been reading lots about minerality, especially in the pages of the Somm Journal, where they've run a couple of articles on it lately. This one in the August-September issue is the poster child for these types of discussions in which very abstruse, hard-to-define issues related to wine are discussed by professionals, with no […]
On those mega "wine rooms" that are so popular out there
|Mark As Read
I myself don't have a "wine room," as these new mega-cellars are being called. In fact, Mr. Casimano's "wine room" is bigger than my entire condo! I do rent space at K&L Wine Merchants for some bottles, and I have one of those 120-bottle Eurocaves, but that's about it. I never did see the […]
Preserving trust in an era of distrust
|Mark As Read
Wine critics are insulated from the buying public. They live in a sort of bubble in which popular tastes are shut out, and only their own impressions impinge upon their consciousness. Yes, there's something solipsistic about being a critic—maybe even narcissistic. But that's the way it should be, because the critic must remain immune […...
Those Parker scores: Score inflation?
|Mark As Read
Quite a lot of buzz in the brouhaha-sphere over all the perfect 100s Parker have been bestowing lately. This time the commentary is from Narsai David, the food and wine critic for our local KCBS radio affiliate in San Francisco, and an old acquaintance. The most common reaction in the commentariat has been to […]
The (sometimes) uneasy relationship between critics and somms
|Mark As Read
Like lions and tigers sharing a contested hunting ground, sommeliers and critics circle each other's turfs, eyeing each other warily across the veldt. Scattered on that field is the game both sides seek: wine consumers. Somms want to sell them wine; critics want to influence their buying decisions. Therein lies a conflict. Though they [̷...
Wine bloggers: Blogging, or slogging?
|Mark As Read
Are you a blogger? Have you been at it for a while? Are you running out of steam, not as passionate as you use to be? No, I'm not looking for contestants for the Jerry Springer show, and this is not a Viagra ad. It's an issue that's at the heart of soul of […]
That new Bordeaux ad campaign wants it both ways
|Mark As Read
There is something fundamentally oxymoronic about the Bordeaux Wine Council's new advertising and branding campaign, reported on the PRNewswire. On the one hand, it emphasizes "innovation" through the use of taglines such as "There is so much to discover." This implies something New Worldy about Bordeaux: it is not old and tired, but youthfu...
NIMBYism? Or just plain common sense?
|Mark As Read
COPIA crashed and burned pretty spectacularly. Some said it was because the location—on the "wrong" side of the Napa River—was ill-chosen. Others said the concept itself never made sense: What was COPIA anyway, a restaurant? Wine tasting place? Museum (and a pretty boring one, at that)? Turns out, COPIA did have an identity problem, […...
Lots of wine books, not very many good ones
|Mark As Read
As the author of two tomes on California wine, I know full well how short the lifespan is of a book. They come and go with the regularity of coastal fog, drifting in and out of existence. Some, because of the peculiarities of the media ritual of book reviewing, are more persistent than others. […]
A day on the road: My drive to Santa Maria
|Mark As Read
Set out on my Santa Barbara trip yesterday around 9:45 a.m. It was still mild in Oakland, but those clouds were moving in in advance of a big storm. Which we need! Not for nothing is the 880 Freeway known as the Nasty Nimitz. They don't allow big rigs on the 580 freeway, so […]
When losers become winners: How a bad appellation can make you a cult wine
|Mark As Read
When I was a working wine critic, people said I possessed a certain amount of power. Maybe so, but I never was in a position to dictate to a winery what appellation they were entitled to use on the label! If I had been an official taster with the Institut national de l'origine et […]
Myth busting: Big doesn't equate to average; small doesn't mean great
|Mark As Read
Brother Laube has a good column in the Nov. 30 Wine Spectator on the humungous crop size of the 2012 vintage in California. Not only was it at the time the biggest ever, but, according to Jim, for Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 "hit the jackpot." That certainly accords with my reviews of 2012 Cabs, although […]
The personal touch: Talking about wine
|Mark As Read
I've always liked talking about wine with whomever—I mean, it can be someone more knowledgeable than me, or someone who's just starting out. As long as they're interested, I'll go on all day. It's amazing how much information we store in our brains about certain subjects that attract us. I've forgotten many things in […]
My conversation with a guy in a tasting room
|Mark As Read
What do you do when you're tasting wine with a novice in a tasting room, and there are points you want to make—and the other person says something about the wine that you don't understand? Over the weekend I worked a shift at the Murphy-Goode tasting room, the second time I ever did that […]
A nation that twitters together fritters together
|Mark As Read
This scares me: "Calvin Lee, a graphic designer, is a massive tweeter. 'I really can't stop,' he joked. In Twitterland, Lee has become a rock star. 'I've gone through life wondering what my 'thing' would be. I believe I've found it.' Lee describes himself as a 'social media ho. I tweet at least 200 […]
I'm the new "go with" wine guy
|Mark As Read
I went on a "go with" yesterday. That is (as I just learned) the jargon for a salesperson who calls on an account and brings "someone else" (like me) with him. In this case, I'm the "famous former wine critic" whom most of the accounts have heard of, and whose ratings might even appear […]
On the anomalies of aging wine
|Mark As Read
Alan Balik has written a good analysis of tasting young wines in today's Napa Register. Here's my approach, which also is the one I took when I was reviewing California wines at Wine Enthusiast. I start with the declaration that the best way to determine if a wine is going to age well is […]
The soft bigotry of tasting inexpensive wine
|Mark As Read
If wine tasters could be categorized into political categories, I guess you'd call me a liberal. By that, I mean that all wines have the right to be taken seriously, in terms of their own aspirations and self-identity. No wine should be automatically dismissed because it's inexpensive. As in the case of Justice, the […]
What is a wine with "personality"?
|Mark As Read
While we're on the subject of storytelling (we are, in case you haven't been reading steveheimoff.com lately), let's consider the role of personality in a story. "A personality" is what people call a person who isn't bland or forgettable, but instead someone who impresses himself on others through the sheer force of—well, personality. Keep [...
O.K. , you have your social media data. Now, what good is it?
|Mark As Read
I asked it six years ago, five years ago, four, three and two years ago, and I'm asking it now. And it's not just me: That bastion of U.S. capitalism itself, the Wall Street Journal, is asking the same question. In a five-column headline in last Monday's Marketplace section, they wondered "What is all […]
How do you know it's not just a trend?
|Mark As Read
Back in 1999, a wine writer, Randall Murray, called Sangiovese "the next Merlot," by which he meant that the red grape native to Tuscany was poised to become one of the leading red wines of California. Never happened, did it? Actually, by 1999, Sangiovese already had one foot in the grave. Ten years prior, […]
The Wall of Wine, Stories, and Consumer Psychology
|Mark As Read
I was on the panel of a wine event last week, and one of my fellow panelists was from one of the nation's biggest Big Box grocery retailers. I asked him, "Will the infamous Wall of Wine be always with us?" and he answered, "Yes. Retail is here to stay." Indeed it is, as a […]
Having trouble "getting" social media? Welcome to SMOG!
|Mark As Read
We are pleased to announce the launch of "Social Media Odd-vice from Gus [SMOG]," a new team of experts designed to help YOU and YOUR BUSINESS navigate the complicated world of digital communications. Are you tired of not knowing how to maximize Twitter to increase ROI? Frustrated with not showing up on your friends' […]
Telling a story about stories
|Mark As Read
I speak later today at The Exchange, an organization, sponsored by Nomacorc, that periodically gathers "to improve the marketing of wine by creating a forum for the sharing of ideas related to wine marketing." The topic of today's gathering, which is at Bardessono, in Yountville, is "Telling the Story." I've been amazed the last […]
Matt Kramer got it right about bullies who put wine down
|Mark As Read
This think piece by Matt Kramer is a little opaque.(I hope you can open the Wine Spectator link.) I had to read it twice to understand it—and I'm not sure I do even now—but it seems to be a rebuttal to the notion, widespread in America and somewhat anti-intellectual, that expertise is a form […]
Further thoughts on appellations
|Mark As Read
One of the hardest parts of being a wine writer in California is explaining the differences between appellations. It's hard because, in many cases, the differences aren't all that stark. The way I look at appellations is through the lens of history. As the late, great Alexis Lichine wrote (in his Encyclopedia of Wines […]
Monday Mayhem: Drinking too much, and memories of a P.R. guy
|Mark As Read
It's important for us to have a conversation about drinking too much—about alcoholism—for two reasons. One is because there's always been, and still is, a neo-prohibitionist mindset in this country that frowns on any use of alcoholic beverages at all; and so, as if in advance of an impending flood, we have to pile […]
To the Green Valley for a book signing!
|Mark As Read
I'm driving up to Occidental today, on the far edge of the Green Valley of the Russian River Valley, for a book signing at a winery called Fog Crest. I'm not familiar with their wines, and I don't know the proprietors, but they invited me up, bought a bunch of my first book, A […]
Speaking truth to power: Why I don't go ape over Riesling
|Mark As Read
I've gotten so tired of geeks talking up the virtues of Riesling that it actually came as a relief when I read Jancis Robinson's column on her blog yesterday in which she concedes she might "go to my grave" without the masses never properly appreciating the wine she has loved "for roughly 35 years." […]
Understanding temperature data? Not so easy!
|Mark As Read
One of the toughest parts of my job—of any wine writer's job, actually—is finding reliable, historic data on which to base conclusions about terroir. Lord knows, we have endless discussions about terroir, yet most of them are based on anecdotal information and as we all know anecdotes are not reliable. They may be interesting, […]
They said it on Facebook: bad restaurant behavior
|Mark As Read
What's the fastest way to make an asshole out of yourself in a restaurant? I was wondering because of some recent experiences, so I asked my Facebook friends, and as usual, they stepped up to the plate and offered up a potpourri of opinions which I am happy to share with you! Send back […]
To eat is (literally and figuratively) to live
|Mark As Read
My seminar (with Pedro Rusk) at Saturday's K-J Heirloom Tomato Festival reminded me once again of what a powerful interest people have in learning about wine-and-food pairing and how to make fabulous foods. It's interesting when you consider that people in this country are absolutely inundated with information about food. It's a never-ending...
When wine writers host public events
|Mark As Read
I'll be co-conducting a wine-and-food pairing event at Saturday's big Kendall-Jackson Heirloom Tomato Festival. It's the eighteenth time the event, which is one of the biggest in Sonoma County, has been held—and I'm embarrassed to say I've never gone. Everyone has told me how amazing it is, so I am totally looking forward to […]
Some execs are "worried," but really, there's nothing to worry about wine's future
|Mark As Read
Nobody asked, but here's my two cents on "top Golden State vintners [express] concern about the future of the $23.1 billion industry, especially among the discerning millennial market." That's from Tuesday's Santa Rosa Press Democrat, which reported on "a UC Davis survey of 26 senior executives" in the state, and found that "Everyone was [...
Why young wine drinkers should know about the classics
|Mark As Read
Okay, well, first, I don't mean they have to know about the classics. It's not like the occasional wine lover is going to die and go to some awful place reserved for ignorant drinkers if they don't. Knowing about the classics is not mandatory if you're like most people—occasional drinkers who like wine's salutary, […]
DTC, snobs and marketing segmentation: A personal view
|Mark As Read
"Wines delivered to your door" has been the business theme of direct-to-consumer entrepreneurs since as long as I can remember. I used to be a member of one of these subscription services, back in the early 1980s. I can't remember the name (I'm sure someone out there will remind me), but they sold German […]
A day in the life: My trip to Santa Maria Valley
|Mark As Read
Woke up at 6:30 on a gloomy, foggy Saturday morning at the lovely Radisson in Santa Maria, so close to the airport that, walking Gus, I could see the ghostly forms of little planes sulking on the grey tarmac, across a weed-choked lot. Gus kept smelling the gopher holes but nothing came out to […]
To Santa Maria Valley, and my dinner at RN74
|Mark As Read
Off to Santa Barbara today, for a quick trip to the Santa Maria Valley and Cambria and Byron. I always like traveling through coastal wine country, especially at this time of the year; as you pass by the Santa Lucia Highlands, and the vast stretches of southern Monterey and the San Bernabe Vineyard – […]
Vintage 2014, and California declares war on small wineries
|Mark As Read
With the first (light) rain of the season expected tomorrow (today, as you read this) north of the Golden Gate Bridge, I thought it was a good time to consider the 2014 vintage in California. So, as usual, I asked my loyal Facebook friends, who responded in force. The story is this: short, compressed […]
A writer and his voice
|Mark As Read
It's been six years since I started steveheimoff.com. I had no idea what I was getting into back in those pre-Recession days. But I knew that blogging was something I wanted to do. People sometimes ask me why I started blogging. After all, I already had a pretty good job, was rather well-known in […]
The World Wine Guys on their new book
|Mark As Read
Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen, "the World Wine Guys," have a new book out, Wines of California: The Comprehensive Guide, with a foreward by Michael Mondavi and a preface by Kevin Zraly. It's quite good, certainly the best of the genre in a long time, and a useful companion for the wine lover's bookshelf. […]
Thinking about tasting
|Mark As Read
Lots of food for thought in the Fall 2014 issue of Wine & Spirits, which is devoted to "The art and science of wine tasting." There's so much thoughtful content, I could write a post on each sentence. Surely that's the mark of a good wine magazine. The fun starts with editor Josh Greene […]
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I have just got a new laptop and have installed the following programs. Advanced System Care 6,CCleaner,Malwarebytes,Bullguard Is this sufficient or can I improve it by adding anything else
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Spywareblaster and Winpatrol.
Don't think you would need both Advanced System Care 6,and C Cleaner.
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More than enough, it is very easy to go over the top with security programs. A decent anti-virus and a decent anti-malware is all you need. The rest of it should be common sense. Right click any downloads and scan them unless you know them to be safe and do not open email attachments again unless you know them to be safe.
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Voiced by: Aki Toyosaki (JP), Caitlynn French (EN)The protagonist of the series. She is the twelve-year-old gravekeeper of her little village, having been given the role when her mother Alfa passed away. Her peaceful life is torn apart when a man named Hampnie Hambart comes to her village and massacres everyone but her. After confronting him, she starts to travel with him, believing he knows something about the truth of her village that he isn't telling her.It turns out that he is her long-lost father, and after they manage to reconcile, he dies and she buries him. Afterwards, she decides to save the world that God has abandoned, and thus begins to travel the world with her new companions.
Hampnie Hambart / Kizuna Astin
Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa (JP), Andrew Love (EN)An immortal gunslinger known as "The Man-Eating Toy," and the one who slaughters Ai's village. Since he knows more about her village than he lets on, Ai follows him, hoping to learn the truth. She also believes him to be her long-lost father, which he denies. He is searching for a woman named Hana.He also desires death above all else, fearing that he may someday be the last living human being in the world, and he wants a happy death surrounded by his friends and family. His lover Hana turns out to be Alfa, Ai's mother, and after being captured and tortured by Hiko and his undead followers, he learns that Ai really is his daughter, and because he is bleeding to death while with family (Ai) and a friend (Julie), his wish for a happy death comes true and he dies for real. After spending a day with Ai as an undead, she buries him beside his lost lover.
Voiced by: Mamiko Noto (JP), Genevieve Simmons (EN)A true gravekeeper. She is polite and always smiling, but she has no emotions and her only role is to bury the dead. After Hampnie dies, she joins Ai on her journey.In Ortus, she adopts Ulla's twin sister Celica, who has been frozen in time and is still a baby. Scar then starts to experience emotions, which leads to an identity crisis. She later comes to terms with her newfound emotions, having become human.
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Voiced by: Keiji Fujiwara (JP), David Matranga (EN)Hampnie's childhood friend. He was happily married with a wife and a daughter, but seven years prior to the start of the series, his wife died of an illness, and he hid her from the gravekeepers for a year until Hampnie found them and destroyed her body. A month before the series, his daughter also died of an illness, and after a gravekeeper buried her, Julie decided to hunt down Hampnie for revenge. However, because he knows of Hampnie's immortality, Hampnie deduces that what Julie truly desires is to be killed by him.Despite his hatred for Hampnie, he does help Ai save him from Hiko, and his presence helps give Hampnie the death he wants, since he still saw Julie as a friend. After Hampnie is buried, Julie joins Ai on her quest to save the world, acting as her guardian and protector.
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Unusually for a gravekeeper, she desired to create a Heaven on Earth for the deceased, and the village she tended was composed entirely of those who had died. One of her previous names was Hana, the same as the woman Hampnie is looking for.
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Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara (JP), Tyler Galindo (EN)A government official from Ortus, the city of the dead. Ai and the others first meet him after he was nearly killed by bandits, and he invites them into Ortus. He is also the tutor to Ulla, the princess of Ortus. He believes she will be the one to save the world.
Ulla Eulesse Hecmatika
Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu (JP), Emily Neves (EN)The princess of Ortus. When Kiriko introduces her to Ai, they quickly become close friends. She is often seen in long robes with her face completely covered, and she communicates through Kiriko and writing.She is also the Idol of Murder and the only living being in all of Ortus. When she was born, her resentful mother wished for all humans to die, and while the unborn Ulla unconsciously accepted that wish, her twin sister Celica rejected it. Celica was thus frozen in time and is still a baby, and when Ulla realizes that Celica is calling for Scar, she allows Scar to adopt her sister. She had some idea about her powers, but she doesn't know the whole truth until Ai tells her.
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Voiced by: Kouki Uchiyama (JP), Mike Yager (EN)A mysterious boy Ai meets while at Goran Academy. He believes he and Ai are similar and he asks for her help. However, his definition of "saving the world" seems to be different from hers.His classmates of Class 3-4 in the sealed city of Ostia are trapped in an endless loop that repeats every July 28th, and he wants to destroy that world so he can free them. When he died while saving Dee from falling out a window, his classmates wished to reset time to prevent his death, thus trapping themselves in said time loop. When Alice realizes the truth, the seal begins to break, and he's about to disappear when Ai makes the wish to save him.
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Voiced by: Eri Kitamura (JP), Luci Christian (EN)A ghostly girl Ai meets while at Goran Academy and Alice's companion. She is known as "Whisper" and the "Witch of the West," and she can secretly whisper suggestions and commands to people, compelling them toward certain actions. In fact, she did this once to Ai so that she would head to Goran's clocktower to meet Alice.However, despite her ghostly appearance she isn't actually dead. While in Ostia, she leads Ai to believe that she was the one who died, and her true goal is to destroy the outside world so that Alice will have no choice but to remain in Ostia, since because she loves him, she doesn't want him to disappear.


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I'm learning Node currently, after years of doing ASP.NET MVC, and a bit of Python on a couple of projects. There are lots of habits to shake off, and there are things that I miss (such as ASP's outstanding model binding), but there is also a very liberating power in JavaScript, that lets you do things in a much more straightforward and even cleaner way than you would otherwise. There's a lot less ceremony, and you can focus on what counts. One thing that keeps astonishing me is how I can make my Node modules work together without coupling them.
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- Network: HBO
- Series Premiere Date: Jan 12, 2014
- Season #: 1
- Starring: Michael Potts, Michelle Monaghan, Woody Harrelson
- Summary: A 17-year hunt for a serial killer in Louisiana begins with Detectives Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Martin Hart (Woody Harrelson) joining the search in this eight-episode anthology series.
- Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Suspense
- Creator: Nic Pizzolatto
- Show Type: Between Seasons
- Season 1 premiere date: Jan 12, 2014
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 09:00 PM
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Mixed: 3 out of 41
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True Detective runs slow and steady without ever seeming to drag. Even minor characters get room to breathe, and seem independently alive; the briefest scenes seem to imply life beyond the frame.... The dance [Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson] do together here is work of a very high order, and all the reason you need to watch.
The acting--by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson--is off the charts. The writing and the concept, by series creator and novelist Nic Pizzolatto, undulates from effectively brash soliloquies to penetratingly nuanced moments carried by sparse prose. Lastly, director Cary Joji Fukunaga has created a beautiful, sprawling sense of place (the series is shot and set in Louisiana).
True Detective proves to be everything the HBO marketing has promised it to be: a gorgeous, stylized and dark exploration into the worst parts of the human psyche.
The crime they're investigating often takes such a back seat to the show's tricky structure and the all-pervasive angst you may once again wonder what exactly HBO has against the notion of narrative urgency. But be patient with this slow-burner of a disturbing, demanding drama. These detectives are truly fascinating.
Happily, Harrelson and McConaughey play the characters well enough, and the script is crafted ingeniously enough, that we want to know where it all goes next--and don't focus on the likelihood it will be no place good.
Whatever the length of the show's much admired tracking shot (six minutes, uncut!), it feels less hardboiled than softheaded. Which might be O.K. if True Detective were dumb fun, but, good God, it's not: it's got so much gravitas it could run for President.
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Jan 13, 2014Just another lover of "True Detective". Yes, it does remind me of several other detective/procedural series on TV but it is so much more subtle, so much better acted. Harrelson and McConneghy are far from being among my favorite actors but on "True Detective", they simply show how it is done. Excellent!… Expand
Jan 26, 2014The plot is good, but it's the acting that's worth the watch. There are truly fine performances in this miniseries.The pacing is part of the amazing stuff. It's atmosphere just works. I'm glad they came to the small screen for a bit and gave us this little gem. You can't watch it like a TV show, you've got to watch it like a movie in a theater. or at least understand that's what it films like. It;s brilliant! There have been perhaps other shows with similar themes but this one is leading much more so than following. It's smart, slick and with performers like these guys honoring us on the small screen? You can't get any better. Thank god and just in time too. I thought all was lost when "Breaking Bad" ended. To bad it's only a miniseries and one can only hope it ends with a big bang!
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Feb 28, 2014Breathtaking genius. A gripping story, amazing cast, and a journey into existential crisis. I'm blown away by the quality and pacing of this show, it's the best TV show of at least the last five years.… Expand
Jan 25, 2014This is what happens when writers are allowed to fulfill their vision. Finally, we get to watch a drama that hasn't been written to be stretched out to 5 ridiculous seasons or to fill auditoriums with 13-year-olds. So far, it stands up there with the best dramas in any medium. Superb writing and Oscar level acting.
Mike Hale of the New York Times called the dialogue "writerly." Read some of Mr. Hale's other tv reviews and you'll understand how ironic and cheap that shot is. Hale would have whined about Flannery O'Connor being "too obvious" because he's the kind of critic who won't let anyone forget he writes for the New York F***ing Times. He should write for Pitchfork. If average folk have already found it, it can't be good. He panned Breaking Bad, so that should tell you something.… Expand
Nov 1, 2014The refined acting and writing help make this drama overcome the soapy, grotesque feel the show has at times. Don't get me wrong: the show is visually stunning. It just needs the extra push.… Expand
Aug 18, 2014While McConaughey and Harrelson do the best they can with this awful script, they can't save this show all by themselves. I found this show so boring and pointless that I couldn't finish the series. The characters are are unlikable and not terribly interesting (Harrelson is basically an **** and McConaughey is just ridiculous), and the supporting characters are pretty much cardboard cutouts of supposedly real people. The women exist merely as props or bouncing **** and ass, and after a few episodes it was really hard to care what was going on. Don't bother with a second season, because I can't imagine anyone could possibly still be awake after watching the first season.… Expand
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Agricultural Growth Act November 24th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his speech.
Agriculture is the reason we live in society. If nobody grows food, we will have serious problems and will cease to exist as a species.
I am from an urban riding, so I am less familiar with certain aspects of agriculture. However, I am very familiar with public administration. Part of the bill is about work to be done at the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food.
Given the government's habit of cutting the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food's resources, and given that this bill gives the department more work, will my colleague opposite ask the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and the President of the Treasury Board to give the department more resources so that it can achieve the objectives set out in the bill before us?
Quebec Bridge November 17th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, this weekend, CN paid for advertising in the Quebec media. CN clearly does not plan on painting the bridge. It is even prepared to give it away—yes, to give away the bridge—just to make the problem go away. Once again, CN is demonstrating that it is not a responsible corporate citizen.
Now the question is whether the Conservatives will honour the promise they made to the people of Quebec City. Will the minister ever take responsibility and ensure that the rehabilitation of the Quebec Bridge is completed?
Committees of the House November 6th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for Châteauguay—Saint-Constant for his speech.
We have been in politics for years now and we have seen this problem persist, insofar as we are unable to be consistent. People are prepared to make major sacrifices for us. When they are active in the army, we support them. However, as soon as they leave the system and they become veterans, suddenly everything becomes difficult, as if in return for their full commitment, we are giving them only a partial and inadequate commitment. It is absolutely deplorable.
I know that my colleague had 20 minutes to talk, but he also told us that he did not have enough time to explain the entire dynamic of this issue. I would like to give him the opportunity to tell us about one or two items he did not have time to address and that would help paint a more complete picture of veterans' needs.
Quebec Bridge November 4th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, an entire region is sick of what is and is not happening at present.
The Quebec Bridge is at risk if we allow rust to erode the structure. The minister's job is to pick up the telephone and come to an agreement with CN's boss. It is not complicated.
The farce has gone on long enough. It is time to put a coat of paint on the Quebec Bridge and it is time for the minister to do his job.
Will the minister reach an agreement with CN, or is he actually saying that the railway companies can do whatever they want?
Quebec Bridge November 4th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, the mayors of Lévis and Quebec City held a joint press conference yesterday to denounce the disgraceful state of the Quebec Bridge. Like the NDP, they are calling on people to mobilize in support of repairs to the bridge.
Unfortunately, the federal government is spending more time and money on legal battles with CN than on its efforts to maintain the bridge.
Will the Minister of Infrastructure, Communities and Intergovernmental Affairs pledge today to set aside the legal battle and find a long-term solution by the end of the year?
Economic Action Plan 2014 Act, No. 2 October 30th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Beauport—Limoilou.
I do not know if my colleague paid attention to whether he mentioned the budget, but I can tell him that he did not. Was he out of order? Not at all. That is what is so ridiculous about these mammoth bills. He kept his comments relevant to the bill, but he did not even talk about the budget.
How is that possible? Everything he talked about deserved to be in a separate bill. Moreover, there are dozens more examples like that.
One thing that worried me in my colleague's speech was the regulatory process that seems to be emerging. The government appears to be creating a framework, but no one knows how it will work. All we know is that it will be through a regulatory process. One day we will find out; we do not know when. Maybe we will find out when there is some kind of abuse.
Could my colleague speak to that?
Canada-Korea Economic Growth and Prosperity Act October 28th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his speech.
One thing always surprises me. Yes, it is good to diversify markets. However, a question came to mind while I was listening to my colleague speak.
Before he even knew what agreement he was dealing with, he said he supported it. He did not really look at the content of the agreement. Furthermore, he is completely surprised that the NDP is supporting a free trade agreement. As we in the NDP are always reminding this House, we have a very structured approach for determining whether or not an agreement is good for Canada.
Given that we have such a structured approach and that one aspect of it involves ensuring that the partner's economy has significant or strategic value to Canada's economy, would he agree that thinking in these terms could help us to improve our trade?
Canada-Korea Economic Growth and Prosperity Act October 28th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his excellent speech. He identified many important aspects of free trade agreements, particularly one with Korea, a society that has decided to focus on high tech.
Unfortunately, there is a downside. I am not sure we are in the same league as Korea when it comes to that. I would like my colleague to comment further on that.
Are we in a position to act fast so that we too can trade value-adds rather than just raw resources for high tech? What are his thoughts on that?
Quebec Bridge October 27th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, let me remind the minister what the Prime Minister had to say to the Quebec City chamber of commerce in the middle of the election campaign in December 2005. At the time, the Prime Minister asked the people of Quebec to vote for him in order to take the paintbrush from the Liberal transport minister's hands. Nine years later, still no paintbrush.
The Quebec Bridge, one of the jewels of our capital, is still rusting away. When will the minister take responsibility and have the bridge repainted?
Quebec Bridge October 27th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, the member for Lévis—Bellechasse and Minister of Public Safety continues to hope that CN will repaint the Quebec Bridge. However, the Superior Court just ruled in favour of CN, which will not have to finish painting the bridge. This legal battle cost taxpayers $1 million, and the bridge is still not painted.
Will the minister stop hiding behind the courts and have this bridge repainted once and for all?


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I go to lots of concerts and this one was wonderful. Trace played all his old stuff that is my favorites and 3 songs from his new album that were also great. He is very charming and it was a nice venue for a concert. A little more laid back than I am used to but still a great night!
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Absolutely wonderful evening! Craig Campbell was charming and we loved his new music. Trace Adkins is quite the character! Enjoyed his sense of humor as much as we enjoyed his music!
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