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MAGOG, by writer Kieth Giffen and artist Porter, puts the spotlight on the hardline character as he breaks off into his own ongoing series. And who better to tell the tales of a hero with no limit than Giffen, a writer known for pushing the envelope regularly? And wait, there's art.
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Wayne Rooney is desperate for United to secure the services of strike-partner Carlos Tevez.
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Another month of below normal precipitation added to the ongoing drought in Oklahoma, according to the January 2013 National Agricultural Statistics Service, Oklahoma Field Office.
The statewide average was just under an inch for the month of January to date. Although the Southeast district received more than two inches, this was still below average for the month. Statewide precipitation for the period since September 1st was only 50 percent of normal, ranging from 39 percent of normal in the North Central district to 66 percent of normal in the Panhandle. The U.S. Drought Monitor continues to report that the entire state is in a severe to exceptional drought, with just under 40 percent of the state in an exceptional drought, the worst classification. The result of the continuing drought has been poor conditions for all fall planted crops and limited grazing of small grains.
Livestock producers are low on water and hay supplies in addition to the lack of grazing. Temperatures varied to extremes: a low of 10 below zero was recorded in Kenton at the beginning of the month and late January highs were in the 60s and 70s, reaching 80 degrees at Hollis. A few warm stretches didn't keep winter temperatures away however, with lows for the month to date averaging below freezing in all districts. Topsoil moisture conditions improved slightly from December, but 90 percent was rated short to very short. Subsoil moisture conditions were still rated 98 percent short to very short, though the portion rated very short dropped from 80 percent in December to 75 percent in January.
Conditions of all small grains and canola declined over the past month and were rated mostly poor to very poor. Only 22 percent of the wheat crop was being grazed, 14 points below the five-year average. Thirty one percent of rye was reported as grazed, 30 points less than normal. Ten percent of oats were being grazed, compared to 47 percent of oats grazed last year, and a five-year average of 24 percent.
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Gary Oldman … Dr. Dennett Norton
Michael Keaton … Raymond Sellars
Abbie Cornish … Clara Murphy
Jackie Earle Haley … Rick Mattox
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In RoboCop, the year is 2028 and multinational conglomerate OmniCorp is at the center of robot technology. Overseas, their drones have been used by the military for years – and it's meant billions for OmniCorp's bottom line. Now OmniCorp wants to bring their controversial technology to the home front, and they see a golden opportunity to do it. When Alex Murphy (Joel Kinnaman) – a loving husband, father and good cop doing his best to stem the tide of crime and corruption in Detroit – is critically injured in the line of duty, OmniCorp sees their chance for a part-man, part-robot police officer. OmniCorp envisions a RoboCop in every city and even more billions for their shareholders, but they never counted on one thing: there is still a man inside the machine pursuing justice. Written by Sony Pictures Entertainment


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The Justice League is one of comics most enduring, perhaps most iconic Super-teams ever, beating The Avengers to the punch by 3 years with a 1960 debut in The Brave and the Bold #28 with a line up of DC's then (and indeed now) most super-ist characters; Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash (Barry Allen), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Aquaman, and the Martian Manhunter.
With the exception of Martian Manhunter (now replaced by Cyborg) this line up has been pretty recurrent throughout DC's Justice League incarnations (formerly Justice League Of America) and history. There have been varying line-ups, but the team has always returned to it's core icons with the trinity of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman at it's centre.
And smart money would have said; had this iconic line up made it to the big screen any time before April 11, 2012 it might just have cashed in like a champ and left fanboys weeping into their wallets for more of the same.
The problem is that The Avengers got there first, after a much talked about Justice League film by Mad Max director George Miller failed to ever transpire. And not only had Avengers set the ground work with a raft of character stand-alone movies for four of it's major players, but it was helmed by ultimate fan boy messiah figure; Joss Whedon – Buffy Creator – Angel Creator – FireFly Creator and essentially 'the man who can do no wrong'.
Needless to say he served up a fan feast of epic proportions stuffed with A-List talent and a superhero scale that has yet to be repeated, leaving DC/Warner Bros. with one successful comics franchise off of the back of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight films, but more worryingly an un-established League of Superheroes, the only two of which to get screen time – Superman and Green Lantern – had suffered outings that were lets just say it; Boston Steamers on the hottest day of the year!
The 'Everyman' Factor
The most important thing Joss Whedon and single character franchise helmers Jon Favreau, Kenneth Brannagh, Joe Johnston and Hell, even Louis Leterrier managed to do as directors on their respective characters however, was make them more interesting as people than the powers that they wield as heroes. Using the core 'Stan The Man' concept that has been Marvel's edge for years – 'the everyman Superhero' factor – the directors wooed audiences with an Iron Man panged with guilt issues, a Captain America suffering from loss, a Bruce Banner haunted by his inner demon and Thor, a fallen god in need of redemption.
All of these characters are flawed and relatable, and thus instantly accessible to the viewer. And this is definitely not the case with DC, whose pantheon are more Iconic, longer in the tooth and definitely more powerful, but at their cost; slightly more removed and aloof than Marvel's 'Joe Superhero' line-up.
This is likely why Batman, a man suffering the loss of his parents and a very human need to avenge them continues to be DC's, and definitely the Justice Leagues most popular character. He's the most human and accessible of the lot, while many of the other Leaguer's are a touch off limits.
So below I decided to take 5 of the core Justice League characters that, much like your great aunt Maude, are out of touch and in need of a big change if they are to warm our hearts and succeed as solo movies or as members of the biggest movie super-team never made. Flash, Cyborg and Batman are all safe because they're diverse enough that we the audience can relate. But the rest'a these guys need to wake up and smell the 21st century.
And no more pants on the outside!
5. Green Lantern
Hal Jordan has amazing will power (unless that means willing himself not to loose his job) and generally speaking he has all the chops to make it as a well rounded, flawed and relatable character. But GL's fundamental problem is that while he may be an interesting regular guy with regular guy problems, he's pretty untouchable as a superhero.
Comics writer Mark Millar said it best when he noted:
"his power is that he manifests green plasma from his imagination and uses them as weapons against someone? Even that in itself if you just imagine then watching a fight scene with a guy who's like a hundred feet away making plasma manifestations fight someone – it's not exactly raucous, getting up close and personal.
True, there isn't an up close and personal John McClaine style fight scene to be had in a Green Lantern scenario, and that doesn't lend itself very well to cinema (particularly Martin Campbell's first effort). There isn't any satisfying 5 minute batterings at the hands of a muscular giant like Bane followed by months of pain and endurance to make that epic comeback from an inescapable pit in the middle of the desert for ole Hal.
GL is a guy who only gets in trouble when his ring runs out of gas or he's having a bad will power day. Otherwise he has the situation sewn up and is back on earth in time to get fired from the air force again, for I don't know, the 40th time.
The solution:
Follow comics writer Geoff Johns approach of breaking/taking away his ring and kicking the s**t out of him, giving Hal a real dilemma to come back from. And then throw in some low down and dirty fisticuffs and out side the box smarts that show Hal's as tough and ingenuitive without the ring as he is with it.
Also why not show a bit of ethnic diversity and make the movie GL John Stewart or Simon Baz instead? And if at all possible throw in some intergalactic zombies. People love intergalactic zombies!
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1734 WORDS As an author of historical fiction, there are several debates about what to do and what not to do as an author that I don't hear as much in regard to other genres. "Realism" has more rigid boundaries for many people, sensitive topics like racism, sexism, religion, and politics cause even more friction through the author's treatment of them, and everyone has their own ideas about how much research serves a story versus how much it gets in the way. In discussion forums and at conventions, variations on these same topics rear their heads afresh anytime new people get involved in the dialogue. Of course, as an author, the job is to tell a good story, not to make...Read More
'Why bother?' It may seem innocuous, but this question is one of the most prevalent — and sometimes most damaging — when it comes to social activism. In fandom activism specifically, it can be a death knell to any campaign that seeks better and more diverse representation in its entertainment media. 'Why bother?' This question keeps television and movies stagnant by steamrolling over legitimate, holistic critiques of visual representation. It is derived from a 'majority rules' mindset: a perception that if most fandomers in any one fangroup isn't talking about representation, then representation must be irrelevant. This is a question that maintains the status quo of...Read More
My heroes have aged as I have. When I was younger, I wanted heroes who were teenagers, young adults. I wanted heroes who were embarking on life for the first time. I loved protagonists in the midst of their first encounters with evil, with love, with hard choices. I had yet to struggle with those things myself, and I wanted a map. A guide. I wanted a friend to show me the way forward through dark places. I'm older now. I have kids; I have two careers; I have a house. More importantly, I have mistakes. I have done things I am not proud of. I have done things I regret. I have failed to do things, and those failures keep me up at night. These days, I like a hero who...Read More
The best thing about flash fiction is that it is exactly the right length to read on the subway; underground with no WiFi. When Daily Science Fiction recently announced that they would stop running their longer stories on Fridays, I had to admit I was relieved. Dangling from a crossbar with my fellow commuters packed around me, I always thumbed past the longer stories, knowing I wouldn't make it before my stop. Flash hits that sweet spot. Really good flash will make my whole day (or ruin it, such as when I was almost hit by a car reading Jess Hyslop's great "How to Love a Necromancer"). Sylvia Spruck Wrigley's "Space Travel Loses its Allure When You've Lost Your Moon...Read More
If this was a movie, there would be a flashback to my freshman year in high school when Alanis Morisette's "Ironic" was playing on the radio, Warcraft 2: Tides of Darkness was the craze, and the 33.6k modem had just been released. I was this scrawny kid who read Marvel comics and Shannara novels, watched Yu Yu Hakusho and Sailormoon on local TV, kept my SuperFamicom at a time when the first Playstation was surging in popularity, and used my savings to purchase Magic: The Gathering booster packs. All seemed well, except for the fact that I had no friends at school; it was a series of micro–aggressions ranging from being the 7th pick in a six–man group, the constant...Read More
We're all connected. The more we find out about human history, the more we realize we have always, always been connected to one another. Communities bound by trade and blood, scattered across the skin of a world that really doesn't care if we live or die. We are nothing like the most important species on the planet, if such a thing can even be said to exist. But we are everything, everything, to each other. I'm writing this the day after the Hugo Awards for 2014 were announced. The awards were swept by women, queers, and people of color. The traditionally ignored and dismissed took nearly all the honors last night. We have always been a part of the SF/F genre world, and...Read More


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Well, isn't this a well-equipped little find? Situated in the relative calm of the Eixample, you're still super central. Imagine throwing open the balcony door and pouring the kids - and yourself - a large glass of orange juice. Refreshing! Then conjure up a quick family lunch and check the afternoon plans on your laptop - it's time for more fun in Barcelona!
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.trevisorestaurant.com/
- Phone: (941) 359-3183
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Lunch 7 days a week: 11:00am - 4:30pm Dinner 7 days a week: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, American, Italian
- Executive Chef: Michael Coyne
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: All food and beverage on Museum grounds for weddings, meetings or private parties.
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Offering one of Sarasota's finest dining experiences, Treviso redefines the idea of "museum dining" with a unique and fresh approach. The clean, minimalist, modern dining room offers an enlarged black and white engraving of the city of Asolo, sleek and comfortable chairs and banquette seating and a stunning spiral staircase leading to the restaurants second floor dining room a favorite spot for winemaker dinners, private parties, rehearsal dinners and business meetings. The patio area boasts the best view of any outdoor eating venue in Sarasota. Treviso is located in the John M. McKay Visitors Pavilion at the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, which allows guests to enjoy Treviso's culinary delight beyond normal museum hours.Continued
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Treviso reviews from OpenTable diners
76 reviews since August 1, 2014
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great for outdoor dining (44)great for lunch (38)scenic view (30)fit for foodies (23)neighborhood gem (22)special occasion (12)good for groups (10)romantic (8)great for brunch (8)hot spot (3)notable wine list (3)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Fantastic Ringling Museum dining spotEnglewoodLoverDined on 11/21/2014Perfect location for patrons of the Asolo Theater or the Ringling Museum, but it's good enough to go there for just about any reason. The menu is varied, and food is excellent. A full bar and great service round out the experience. It's all good! Worth trying even if you aren't going to the theater or the museum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent as usualDAXIEDined on 11/15/2014Although extremely busy and my reservation was not logged, I was seated at a high top and was given exemplary service. Steak was excellent and dessert delicious. Thanks again Treviso and I will be back again, many times this season!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelyCChrisDined on 11/15/2014Food was. PREPARED and Presented well pizza is very good filet and chicken salad good for lunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Before the ShowTrinityDined on 11/15/2014Treviso is an easy walk from the Asolo theater and makes a great place for lunch or dinner before the show. It is in the Ringling Museum whose grounds are great to stroll if you have time. The outside dining overlooks the ponds and plants of the museum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kat92Dined on 11/13/2014Treviso is an excellent place to enjoy a meal after visiting the museums. Our meal was especially good and the wine list included a nice selection. Their summer menu is a great value and we always enjoy the changing menu. It is also a great spot for lunch before going to the Asolo theatre.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Museum food surprisefoodieDined on 11/8/2014The dining experience at Treviso was excellent. This was a pre-show dinner so the restaurant was busy and crowded. Our server was attentive and helpful; suggesting the special menu that was modestly priced with a good variety of choices. We had a delicious, leisurely dinner that left us plenty of time to get to the performance. This is not your run-of-the-mill museum restaurant. Will return in a heartbeat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Treviso at Ringling MuseumOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/7/2014Delicious food - attentive wait staff - very sociable managerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not quite up to what I expectedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/30/2014We had the summer tasting menu and at 7:15 they were sold out of two entrees. The food was good but not great, the service was very good. Inside the noise level was unbearable but we ate outside which was very pleasant except the lighting was too bright and harsh. The pricing was very affordable around $50 for two including a bottle of wine. Hoping to try again on a quitter night with the full menu.Special Features:
- kat92Dined on 10/30/2014It was a great place for dinner following the Art after Five gallery walk. Their summer dinner special for two is always popular and a great value. Thank you open table for making it possible to have a reservation. We appreciate open table.Special Features:
- Lunch Versus Dinnerrks841Dined on 10/23/2014The lunch menu is great; I've enjoyed it many times. The dinner menu is a bit lacking in variety, and it would be nice to have a few salad entrees to choose from. Overall, Treviso is an enjoyable experience, particularly when paired with museum events or just a day at Ringling.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food was good; service was great !joanVIPDined on 10/17/2014We arrived close to 3:30, very hungry after a Ringling Festival performance. Our thanks to proactive waitress for heads up on kitchen closing at 3:30. Then after a short time on the patio, we realized it was too hot; our great server moved us inside w/o a sigh of complaint. She made the lunch as fun and festive as the Festival. We both had burgers. Very good and generous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Management ProblemGreatExpectationsDined on 10/16/2014The restaurant was busy and they couldn't handle it. It took for ever to get our food and it was so bad we couldn't eat most of it. The three tables around us had the same experience. One table had been there for over an hour and still did not have their food. We complained to what we thought was a manager and he said to come back another time and they would do better. What are the odds? It's a shame because this restaurant could have it all. Location, ambiance and great outdoor options.Special Features:
- Kitchen needs a revampartsloverDined on 10/16/2014Treviso has a great outdoor terrace and reasonable indoor accommodations. But it has a really tired menu and an erratic kitchen. I don't think the menu has changed since the restaurant opened a number of years ago; it's the least interesting menu of any art museum restaurant I've eaten in. We've eaten here fairly often as it is convenient for both the museum and the performance center of the Asolo Rep Theatre and the Sarasota Ballet. This time we went during the Ringling International Arts Festival. The kitchen clearly wasn't ready for the crowd -- we got there early and didn't get our entree for 40 minutes. The food was mediocre to embarrassing -- no meat in the Bolognese. They need a new chef!Special Features:
- Great food along with great artRobflDined on 10/15/2014A visit to the Ringling Museum is not complete without a visit to Treviso. Great food and service with a lovely atmosphere combined, make it a destination restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too NoisyKateVIPDined on 10/3/2014This is one of our favorite restaurants and the food is always wonderful. Unfortunately, and not the restaurants fault, there was a power washer machine being used nearby during our entire meal. Usually all you hear are birds and the water running but it was just loud and annoying. I realize the Ringling Museum needs to maintain the property but doing maintenance on a Friday night at dinner time next to a restaurant is just very poor planning and the restaurant management needs to work with maintenance on this issue. Otherwise the meal was great.Special Features:
- i never get my first choiceschlomoDined on 10/3/2014gazpacho was excellent. chicken piccata was wonderful. however, the last time i ordered salmon and they were sold out. this time i ordered lamb shank and they were sold out. if you want you first choice you have to come earlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Place Near SRQNY2WorldVIPDined on 10/3/2014We were staying near the airport and were happy to try a place so nearby, especially since almost nothing else was in the neighborhood. We had their prix fixe which was, I think, 45 for two 3 course dinners with wine -- quite a nice deal. We are also grateful that it made us come through the gates of the Ringling Museum, which we have passed repeatedly over many trips to this area. We are now sufficiently charmed that we will return now for the museum AND the food.Special Features:
- Picture perfect patio settingFLMEMADined on 9/19/2014We have eaten here several times before and the food is always delicious & service wonderful. But this was the first time we were able to eat on the patio as it is usually too hot. On this evening, we were having a rain event and we sat outside watching the rain fall on the pretty pond and natural vegetation. It was relaxing and wonderful. We enjoyed what will likely be our last summer duo special until next year. It's such a great value for the excellent food & wine. Looking forward to next off-season!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant surprise!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/9/2014Fresh, excellent service and moderate prices. We'll go again.Special Features:
- Yum!srqfoodieDined on 9/5/2014The food is always very good. We miss the Ahi Tuna entree choice on the summer special menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always goodBernardDined on 9/5/2014Treviso is reliably very good. It's more fun to eat outside on the terrace, but, you know, 95 degrees....And inside is just fine, without being special. The food is just what you would want for a nice lunch, except it is not nearly as expensive as most museum restaurants. WE were pleased enough to book for next week!Special Features:
- DonDinerDonDined on 8/30/2014My first experience dining at Treviso was excellent as expected. The wait staff was very friendly and professional. The service was timely. The food choices were excellent and our meals were wonderful. The price was very good for the value of the meal which had wonderful flavor. Portions were just right and not too large. The dinner for two with the bottle of wine was a great option for us. The watermelon gazpacho was very appetizing and light with a host of flavors, and the potato crusted mahi was perfect! We will definitely dine at Treviso in the near future.Special Features:
- Expecting betterHoping4MoreDined on 8/23/2014Setting was below expectations - this is the Ringling - chairs, floors, etc, all seemed worn, not clean. Food was a disappointment-advertised fresh, farm-yet, not a single fresh veg. Salad wilted, old lettuce, and too small. Dinner veggies seemed artificial they were so poor. Not fresh, doused in some sauce. Lacking in healthy, vegan, or vegetarian options. Nice and quiet when empty, but could not talk once restaurant was half full. Our waiter was very nice. Will NOT return.Special Features:
- bobbygDined on 8/22/2014Great meal for the money! One cannot go wrong with Trevisio's summer dining special.Special Features:
- Enjoyed our ReturnJackPatDined on 8/21/2014This was our second visit and it won't be our last. The food was very good and best of all it was their summer special menu with a exceptional price. This could become a weekly event!Special Features:
- Better than expectedanuncommonmanDined on 8/14/2014The number of negative on-line reviews about Treviso made me leery of trying it, but we went to catch the summer dinner special. We were pleasantly surprised to find good service and good food. The service staff didn't really seem to fit in with what is sold as an "elegant" dining venue, but they were friendly and competent. The place was full and it seemed understaffed, with servers and bartenders handling multiple tasks. Yes, portions were small but they were tasty and well-presented. Dining with the pre-theater crowd gave the place a good energy; people seemed to be having fun. We combined our visit with the extended hours on Thursdays for the circus museum directly adjacent. A nice evening, and I want to go again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great value okay food. Very noisyElparker27Dined on 8/14/2014This was a wonderful value, but food was just okay and the place is very noisy. I would go back for this deal but probably notd otherwise
- Lovely EnvironmentDonnaTDined on 8/14/2014Treviso is a lovely setting for visiting with loved ones. I took two of my daughter's there to celebrate their birthdays' - we really needed to just relax and enjoy each other. The maître"D, hostess and servers were very attentive and pleasant. We ordered the special they had going and although the menu we could select from was limited, and the entree's were not exceptional, we found the house wine that was included was very nice. We told our waitress we were in no hurry to make a show - she gave us the right amount of attention without being pushy. One recommendation would be to allow enough time to walk the gorgeous grounds; everything closes at 8. So thank you Treviso for allowing 3 women to enjoy their night out. We will all be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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If it was treated by the Chinese government as just another car crash, you would definitely have a point. But they seemed to hve reacted ratehr differently than they do to most car crashes. Which, necessarily, is going to draw attention (and speculation).
THE political heart of China is one of its most tightly controlled and patrolled patches of ground. Yet a constant police presence and surveillance cameras were not able to stop a Jeep from ploughing into concrete barriers at Tiananmen Square on Monday morning—just below Mao's portrait—killing five people, including the car's driver and two passengers, and injuring at least 38.
There is no direct evidence that the collision was intentional. But explosive events at Tiananmen, which has long been the symbolic centre of Communist Party power in China, are almost always presumed to be. Authorities are on constant watch to prevent them. In the hours after the crash, police closed the square and established a massive presence in central Beijing; state agencies removed photos of the site from the internet and imposed a general clampdown on the national media. This all contributes to the sense that whatever happened was something more than an accident.
The fiery crash has been left unexplained in official channels, but that has not stopped a torrent of rumours and theories. Most have it that this was some sort deliberate grab for attention to some specific political issue.
Tiananmen and the Forbidden City, the centres of the capital and, by extension, China, are typically scenes of hushed tranquillity, which is enforced by hyper-vigilant security patrols. But when things happen anywhere in the capital, they tend to happen out in the open on or near the square, which is China's most public place for airing grievances. Mass demonstrations filled Tiananmen in both 1976 and in 1989. Both were crushed by the government.
These were not the first flames to have been seen in Tiananmen since then. Members of the Falun Gong, a quasi-Buddhist sect, tried using the square as a site for protest from 1999 until 2001, when a group of people was set on fire there (the government says the people who were burned were suicidal protesters from the Falung Gong, and used the event to discredit their movement effectively)*. And a farmer set off a bomb in 2001, killing one man.
This is not even the first mysterious car crash in Tiananmen. In 1982 a female taxi driver who had been fined at work drove her car across the square and smashed it into concrete barriers.
Today's wreck, whether or not it was intended to make a point, came at the end of a weekend that was marked by a series of strange events around the core of Beijing. Just an hour before the crash, reports surfaced that a group of a seven or eight people caused a scene by linking arms and jumping fully clothed into a lake near the Forbidden City, the imperial palace that lies behind Tiananmen. Photos show the group huddled together, standing in the water.
It was also reported that on Friday October 25th a worker at the Forbidden City stabbed to death two of his co-workers, inside the palace's cafeteria. Official media say the murders were the culmination of a dispute between employees.
* Correction: An earlier version of this post stated that the people who were burned to death in the square in 2001 were indeed members of the Falun Gong who immolated themselves in protest. While that remains the official account, the actual facts are substantially in dispute. This article was changed to reflect that on October 29th, 2013.
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Todays Daily Dish is filled with sad, weird and funny news....its definitely a Monday.
First off, Im sure you heard about Sly Stallones son....such sad news...no word on the cause of death yet and sources are saying we might not know for quite some time :(
Ice Age did great over the weekend in the box office bringing in 46 million. Following in a close second SPIDERMAN and TED rounding out the top 3.
Justin Beiber is being sued for 9 million dollars by a lady that says she has suffered great hearing loss from the screeching at his concert. HAHAHAH.....ahhh what people will do to make a buck.
Jlo says she is DEFINITELY leaving IDOL...so now Randy is singing the tune of "allll by myself" once again......no word on his status with the show as of yet. Rumors are swirling saying that ADAM LAMBERT is in talks to be one of the judges as well as Aretha Franklin and Nikki Menage......we shall see.....we ....shall....see.
Michael Clark Duncan suffered a heart attack over the weekend. He is in stable condition....here is the weird part. His girlfriend found him unconcious and revived him with CPR. Way to go girlfriend......OH..yea..the crazy part...his girlfriend is OMAROSA!!!! ( who else do you know with that name....YUP SAME ONE!) Shes that CRAZY BAT from Apprentice...remember her...THEYRE DATING...how odd is that?? Isnt that odd? I cant be the only person that finds that odd. :)
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