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10926 bobg, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 2:30:32 PM
Getting back to the djjin, he kills people in truly horrible ways, in fact, the last two films show him skinning people alive. In the oppening of the first film, when an emperor wishes to be shown great sights, the Djin has people tortured and mutilated in front of the emperor, which is how he chose to interpret the wish. Another example would be when he crucifies a priest in the third film. He kills one man by turning his intestines into a monster and explode out of his stomach. He wants to unleash an army of other evil genies to take over the world, and after death, he sends his victims to a dimension for eternal torture, and, acording to the second fillm, he needs to do this to one thousand mortals. While he does want to unleash the other evil genies, he does not seem to actualy care for them, as he states in the last film that he plans to rule over the others, we know this because he tells the woman that he falls in love with, that if she accepts, she will be his second in command, meaning he plans to rule over the other genies. He traps one woman in a painting for all eternity, and turns another into a sentant but imobile statue for all eternity. While he does fall in love in the last film, he does tell the girl that if she does not love him back, he will have her sent to hell for eternal torture. I think he actualy tries to kill her at the end, though I could be wrong. Assuming I remember correctly, can a character still qualify after having fallen in love if they try to kill the persion they fell in love with later on?
edited 2nd Apr '13 2:38:13 PM by bobg
10927 lrrose, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 3:47:36 PM Relationship Status: YOU'RE TEARING ME APART LISA
Someone added Melissandre to Game of Thrones. I took the liberty of removing that example, as it it seems to be a kneejerk reaction to the current arc. I also removed Dagmer Cleftjaw from that page. A quick search showed that we haven't really discussed him that much.
edited 2nd Apr '13 3:52:44 PM by lrrose
10928 ACW, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 3:52:17 PM from Arlington, VA (outside of DC) Relationship Status: Yes, I'm alone, but I'm alone and free
Complete Monster EditorQueen And Country seems like comic. Gorgon: seems like he might be a qualifier.
Gorgon sounds like a strong candidate. The new write up for Moncoutant is better. Replaced two bad write ups on Gundam subpage (manga!Glemmy and Valdor Farkill with better write ups).
edited 2nd Apr '13 6:09:57 PM by AmbarSonofDeshar
10930 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 7:15:54 PM from Iowa, USA
Found this on the TV page, if nothing else it's a zero content example. I don't anything about this character, but it's not giving much to make me think he's this trope: Shane Casey borderlines this on CSI: NY, primarily after realizing his brother was actually guilty and starting to torment Danny and Lindsay. Also, I'm debating if the Gormogon killer from bones should be on there, I think all his murders are Offscreen Villainy unless you count the bodies being found. We might think about removing him
edited 2nd Apr '13 7:25:14 PM by shoboni
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
This is a common problem with police shows that I brought up a few pages back. Almost all crimes will be offscreen, however central they might be to the plot.
10932 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 7:26:05 PM from Iowa, USA
That, and we only see him once when the SWAT team kills him in his lair at the very end of the arc, he doesn't even get any lines.
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
10933 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 7:32:05 PM from Iowa, USA
To continue, from the music section, should Maxwell's Silver hammer be here when the song is pretty much played for Black Comedy? And in video games, can we really count anyone form GTA consider it's borderline Humans Are Bastards?
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
10934 Hamburger Time, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:04:06 PM from Right behind you
You know you want it ♥The entry for Gormogon mentions that he himself is hardly ever seen, so I doubt his killings are. As I don't watch the show, the only other thing I know about him is that one of the main characters was randomly revealed to be working for him as a contrived excuse for the actor to leave the show, or something.
edited 2nd Apr '13 8:04:41 PM by HamburgerTime
10935 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:07:55 PM from Iowa, USA
Pretty much.
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
10936 Hamburger Time, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:12:10 PM from Right behind you
You know you want it ♥That said, I think showing bodies of murder victims counts as a Gory Discretion Shot.
10937 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:21:42 PM from Iowa, USA
It's no worse the other bodies they find, though.
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
10938 Hamburger Time, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:25:36 PM from Right behind you
You know you want it ♥I wasn't talking about this case, just expressing my opinion on the principle of the thing.
10939 shoboni, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:29:40 PM from Iowa, USA
Oh, okay Where I'm coming from is that's a forensic drama, we can't go listing every villian that killed someone, they have to do something really bad on screen.
"It's not that simple. We are all both, good and evil, we have rage and compassion, we have love and hate...murder and forgiveness."
10940 Hamburger Time, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:30:24 PM from Right behind you
You know you want it ♥I agree with that.
10941 Nohbody, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 8:33:53 PM from Somewhere in Dixie Relationship Status: Mu
Just zis guyRegarding "Maxwell's Silver Hammer", characters in a Black Comedy are easy cuts, as far as CM status goes. Came up several times back in the 200 page range with a few, including Invader Zim.
edited 2nd Apr '13 8:35:02 PM by Nohbody
That's what I think we're endeavoring to do here at any rate
I think that many sub-pages still have examples from a time when it was not required for them to go through this thread. Fixing them is a difficult and long process, because you need people who are willing to have a look at the whole work. Cutting all un-discussed examples and have fans interested it the show bring it up later is one option. But I guess it's probably preferable to leave it on the page as is and have somebody argue for or against it. And I'm too new to this thread anyway. That said, I'm willing to participate in this effort. It seems this thread works really well and quickly. The topic and the trope must be appealing.
RE: Djin: That looks really and truly awful. I'm inclined to say yes. RE: "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". Cut. RE: Police procedurals: Bones and CSI: I am all for cutting them. Best if we could get people who watch the shows and knows them in-depth so that they could argue about it. Also concerning Monster.Live Action TV, I plan to bring up The X-Files very soon. Some of the examples are plain bad.
edited 2nd Apr '13 9:25:41 PM by XFllo
10945 Hamburger Time, Tue, 2nd Apr '13 9:36:53 PM from Right behind you
You know you want it ♥I watch CSI, and added several of these examples. I'll run them by y'all.
edited 2nd Apr '13 9:39:43 PM by HamburgerTime
Oh, I forgot, if the examples did run through this already, I'll keep quiet. I play by the rules. :-) All right, I read those examples, and the couple will give me nightmares just from reading it. They are a definite keep in my book. I must think a bit about the others, but I'll probably end up agreeing with you as you seem to know it really well. The series Big Bads might need some elaboration.
edited 2nd Apr '13 9:58:09 PM by XFllo
Time for some Highlander clean up..
edited 2nd Apr '13 10:33:47 PM by Lightysnake
That looks a hell of a lot better than what was there before.
Speaking about write-ups - Star Trek TNG Data and Kivas might need improvement regarding Example Indentation. Perhaps like this? (Using entries from the page and lrrose's post)
edited 3rd Apr '13 12:26:57 PM by XFllo
And if that's not too late, I'd actually like to vote for keeping Alexis ¨from Star Trek DS 9. Example as it's written:
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Friday, November 21, 2014 -- BettySoo & Brian Kalinec
BettySoo is a large talent in a small package. Her shows are ever-changing and entertaining - as much for what is said off the cuff between songs as for the songwriting and her breathtaking delivery. There's a little gospel, some straight-ahead folk, a bit of twang, a bit of pop, and maybe even a familiar oldie with a new twist. Always be ready for a surprise.
"BettySoo is one of the great singer-songwriters making a difference on American stages today … a clear-as-a-bell modern sound." --Yahoo! Music
"BettySoo's voice is the perfect combination of strength, vulnerability and clarity. It is just perfect." --Americana UK
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Brian Kalinec's award-winning songwriting combines his early East Texas roots and his years of the Houston urban experience for his own particular view of the world. A native of Beaumont, Texas, Brian picked up the guitar at an early age and began to play dances, restaurants and clubs. Thus began a life spent crafting songs and nurturing songwriters. Brian's writing resonates with audiences, fellow songwriters, and music lovers alike.
Each artist will perform a solo set, followed by an in-the-round format where they will trade songs with host Laura Zucker.
Suggested donation: $15. ($5 for children 6-15, under 6 free -- cash or check only at the door. No one turned away for lack of ability to pay.)
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One of our most respected and loved folksingers, John McCutcheon is also a virtuoso fiddler, and guitarist and master of a dozen different traditional instruments, most notably the rare and beautiful hammered dulcimer.
His songwriting has been hailed globally by critics and singers alike, and his 35 recordings have garnered every imaginable honor, including six Grammy nominations.
Much of his work, continues to focus on writing politically and socially conscious songs for adult audiences. In his performances, McCutcheon often introduces his music with a story, and has become known as a storyteller
"John McCutcheon is not only one of the best musicians in the USA, but also a great singer, songwriter, and song leader. And not just incidentally, he is committed to helping hard-working people everywhere to organize and push this world in a better direction." – Pete Seeger
Suggested donation: $25. ($5 for children 6-15, under 6 free -- cash or check only at the door. No one turned away for lack of ability to pay.)
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For nearly five decades, Washington's role in education has been growing at a tremendous pace, wresting educational authority away from states and local school districts. At the same time, educational achievement has remained flat. Now, the Obama Administration wants to double-down on this failed strategy and is pushing states to adopt national standards and tests to define and measure what every public school child in American should know.
An unprecedented federal overreach, the Common Core State Standards Initiative has been criticized for the quality of the content of standards, entanglement with federal incentives and a disregard for state educational authority. Join us as our special guests examine the problems and pitfalls that await if the push for national standards and tests is successful.
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Storm chances Saturday
Stormy weather Saturday, some strong storms possible.
Nice weather Thursday but turning stormy late Friday night and Saturday...
Windy and Warmer
Slow warming trend continues
The southern Big Country can expect warmer temperatures through Friday, then rain Saturday.
Waiting until Friday night for rain to begin ...
Warming through Friday, rainy Friday night and Saturday...
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Clear cool mornings, warming afternoons this week with rain this weekend.
Tranquil weather through the work week, with stormy weather this weekend ...
Warmer days ahead and some rain in about five days..
The KTAB Regional Forecast for the Heartland for tonight calls for clear skies with overnight lows 17-19 degrees.
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Answer this series of questions, and we'll check them on the first day of spring to see who had the closest winter weather predictions.
Some people cut into a persimmon to see its seed pattern, some look to the squirrels, others trust the Farmer's Almanac. KTAB's Carlee Hoffman looks into some of the many winter weather predictors.
The thawing begins...
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Check this list for updates on school, business, and organization closings and delays in the region for Monday due to winter weather.
The snow has ended but the cold temperatures remain.
Early winter flurries caused dozens of wrecks across the Big Country on Sunday. Several people involved in those wrecks were taken to the hospital.
Winter weather impacted the Big Country today. What's in store for the rest of the week?
With the cold front moving through the Big Country bringing with it icy roads, truck drivers share their plans this winter season.
Light precipitation and freezing temperatures have been reported throughout the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Brownwood District.
Several flights have been cancelled at Abilene Regional Airport.
With the early rain, dropping temperature, and snow, road conditions have become extremely dangerous. The following highways are becoming or are already impassable.
Emergency crews have been responding to traffic accidents across the Abilene area Sunday due to the slick roadways.
The first snowfall of the winter season has made it to the Big Country.
KTAB's Avery Anderson gives a quick report on road conditions north of Abilene as of 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
LUBBOCK, TX -- According to the Lubbock Police Twitter page, four crashes on the South Plains Sunday were fatal.
The Texas Department of Transportation is continuing to prepare and watch out for icy conditions on the road as freezing temperatures drop across the Big Country.
Abilene police have already responded to two single-vehicle wrecks that occurred in the same spot on Winters Freeway early Sunday afternoon.
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Q&A: Thomas Mueller, global director and practice leader of customer experience at Siegel+GaleApril 01, 2012
Thomas Mueller, global director and practice leader of customer experience at Siegel+Gale, discusses ways to engender loyalty.
Mix traditional tactics and social for resultsJanuary 01, 2012
Here are four simple and effective ways businesses can build an online community that generates sales by combining social media and traditional direct marketing strategies.
Study: Fifty percent of consumers prefer direct mail to emailDecember 01, 2011
Fifty percent of U.S. consumers prefer direct mail to email, according to a study released by marketing services firm Epsilon on Dec. 1. The study also found that one-quarter of all U.S. consumers said they found direct mail to be "more trustworthy" than email.
Social media ad spending to hit $8.3 billion by 2015: reportMay 02, 2011
Revenue from social media advertising will quadruple, from $2.1 billion in 2010 to $8.3 billion by 2015, according to a report released by research firm BIA/Kelsey on May 2. The "US Local Media Annual Forecast (2010-2015)" also forecast a 1% decline in traditional advertising spending, falling to $115.7 billion in 2015.
Columbia Sportswear introduces Omni-Heat with social 'Ice Pics'September 26, 2010
Columbia Sportswear is using a variety of direct and experiential marketing efforts to boost traditional media as part of its latest product launch.
E-mail, fastest growing direct marketing segment, expands double digitsAugust 04, 2009
E-mail marketing spending will continue to expand at double-digit rates — 18.5% per year — for the next five years, according to Veronis Suhler Stevenson, a private equity firm, in its annual Communications Industry Forecast published on August 3. VSS specializes in the information and media industries. VSS puts the total spend for e-mail at $11.9 billion in 2008 and, by 2013, it forecasts e-mail will be a $27.8 billion business.
Interactive marketing to hit $55B in five yearsJuly 08, 2009
Interactive marketing spend will hit $55 billion and represent 21% of all marketing spending in 2014, as marketers continue to shift dollars from away from traditional media and toward search marketing, display advertising, e-mail marketing, social media and mobile marketing, according to Forrester Research.
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NORTHCLIFF, TEXAS. Northcliff is a residential community located just east of Interstate 35 about nine miles southwest of New Braunfels and seventeen miles west of Seguin in western Guadalupe County near the Comal County border. Development of the area had begun in the 1970s and included the construction of a country club and golf course. In 1990 the population was 1,800. It increased slightly to 1,819 in 2000. Northcliff is served by its own volunteer fire department.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Laurie E. Jasinski, "NORTHCLIFF, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hjn10), accessed November 22, 2014. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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How Long Will Hiv Virus Remain Viable With Blood Spill
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Remaining in HIV Care: Improvements in North America but Much Still Needs to Be DonePotent combination anti-HIV therapy (commonly called ART or HAART) has greatly reduced deaths from AIDS-related infections in Canada and other high-income countries. The improvements in health brought about by ART are likely to lead to several... Read more »
Southern Africa: AIDS Scientists Call for Month of Sex Abstinence -- Campaign "Could Cut New Transmissions by 45 Percent"A month-long period of sexual abstinence could be a viable cultural approach to stopping new HIV infections, two epidemiologists suggest. During that month, new HIV transmissions could be cut by up to 45 percent in countries such as Swaziland, South... Read more »
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Franziska and Samuel chose our industrial inspired Lumos wedding invitation design, complete with a custom folder, metallic envelope liner and bold Red Shine foil. They asked guests to "sparkle, shine and look divine" for their modern Zurich hochzeit (that's German for wedding).
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Irving letterpress wedding invitations in Silver Shine and Blind Deboss
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Our Deveril wedding invitation design is classic defined – its timeless, traditional and perfect for any formal event. But even a design this refined deserves to have a little fun. Kay and Joshua added our Classic Chevron pattern in blind deboss (an impression without ink) to the front of the invitation while keeping the sophisticated styling of the Deveril design. This unexpected pairing of polish and panache expertly showcases the beauty of letterpress printing on our luxurious cotton paper.
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Danielle and Oliver treated their guests to these stunning letterpress and foil stamped dinner menus at their Berlin wedding. Drawing inspiration from the A Bientot program, these menus mirrored the opulent and lavish style of the historic Schlosshotel im Grunewald.
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Gold Shine foil takes center stage on this dazzling customization of our A Bientot design. The ornamental frame and formal fonts made for a glamorous invitation to Meghan and Matthew's New York winter wedding.
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Chase bank evacuated because of gas leak in Hialeah
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A Hialeah bank was evacuated Friday morning because of a gas leak in the area.
Hialeah Fire Department Capt. Cesar Espinosa said the evacuation was ordered at the Chase branch at West Fifth Avenue and 49th Street.
There was construction in the area, which may have caused the leak.
Florida City Gas was called to cap the leak.
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KET Literacy Event
Thursday, June 12, 2014 from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM (EDT)
Lexington, KY
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Interested in a deep, entertaining exploration of literacy? Join KET Education staff as we guide you through the Inspiring Middle School Literacy collection and other literacy topics.
The Inspiring Middle School Literacy collection is made up of free cross-curricular lessons mapped to the Common Core and is available at no cost on PBS LearningMedia. The collection's lessons enhance the literacy skills of middle school students while engaging them in topics such as multiplying fractions, plate tectonics, immigration, civil rights, and bullying.
KET Literacy Day Tentative Agenda
9:30 Opening Remarks & Keynote
10:00 Breakout sessions
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12:00 Lunch will be provided
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David Price Setting The Tone For Rays Postseason Push
David Price is 7-3 with a 1.88 ERA over his last 11 starts and last night won his sixth straight start in Rays 6-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox.
Behind Odorizzi Rays Win Streak Reaches Six With 7-2 Victory Over Cardinals
Rays Evan Longoria caps scoring with his 12th homer of they year as Rays win streak moves to six with 7-2 victory over Cardinals.
Rays Kevin Kiermaier Hopes His Brand Of Hustle Is Contagious
Kevin Kiermaier leads by example. He wants to spark the team as often as he can and does it by taking advantage of every opportunity afforded to him.
Baseball and Hockey Collide: Ben Bishop Meets Joe Maddon
Tampa Bay Coach Welcomes Hockey Goalie When the Tampa Bay Rays played the Cardinals Tuesday night, Lightning goalie Ben Bishop made a special appearance at Tropicana Field and had the pleasure of meeting manager Joe Maddon. It's hard to believe
Poll: Was It Right for Maddon to Demote Balfour?
Tampa Bay Rays' manager Joe Maddon demoted closer Grant Balfour after having a recent dry spell.
Joe Maddon Sets Lofty Short Term Goal For Rays
When many others see the negatives is in the Rays record which is currently 15 games under .500 at 24-39 Manager Joe Maddon looks it as an opportunity to do something really unique in the game of baseball.
Erik Bedard Escapes Key Jam In Rays 4-0 Win Over Mariners
Lefty Shuts Down Mariners For Six Innings En Route To 4-0 Rays Victory
Let's Not Overlook Rays Jake Odorizzi's Solid Outing In Rays Sweep Of Red Sox
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Moving On: Final Look At Rays And Red Sox Benches Clearing Incident
The sights and sounds from the locker rooms following the benches clearing incident between the Rays and Red Sox.
Is Joe Maddon Being Truthful About Run Scoring Philosophy?
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Today's raucous revolt against Washington and Wall Street is a classic populist uprising. In Mad as Hell, expert political pollsters Scott Rasmussen and Doug Schoen show us what it means for the future of American politics.
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One man who may know a thing or two about what Lance Armstrong is going through right now is baseball's hit king, Pete Rose.Rose made an appearance on NBC's Today show Thursday morning and offered some of his thoughts on Armstrong's reported admission to doping, which is scheduled to come via interview with Oprah Winfrey. The exclusive interview is set to air on OWN at 9:00 PM EST."I waited too long," said Rose of his own admission to gambling on baseball while managing for the Cincinnati Reds. "I'm glad he's coming forward. I hope it's not too late for him."When asked by host Matt Lauer if he believed fans would forgive the former seven-time Tour de France winner for using performance-enhancing drugs, Rose said "most of the time they'll give you a second chance. ... But they have to know you're sincere."Rose initially went on the show to promote his new reality series called "Pete Rose: Hits and Mrs". It features the relationship between "Charlie Hustle" and his soon-to-be wife, Kiana Kim, a former Playboy model.Rose is banned from baseball for life and not eligible for Hall of Fame consideration.Via USA TODAY.
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