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@Jan Simon,
Those are interesting points that I hadn't considered, though you would probably want to be more careful with how you specify tolerances anyway when you work with such large numbers.
Thanks for the feedback
I originally wrote the search with nested for loops (I know, I should be shot), but then to "optimize" it, I used ismember and find to make it better. Unfortunately, it slowed it down rather significantly. I was excited to see this code, but it turn out that it does it the same way. Too bad.
This is a great program. I use it almost every day. It works well 99% of the time. Sometimes, if there is a really complicated plot, it does not export PDF as a vector file. In those cases, I use Matlab's print command to eps and then let Mac OS X convert the eps to pdf. Even eps2pdf command line doesn't do it.
Do you know what makes it fail to export vector images sometimes?
Either way, great program.
Thanks for this. In our group, a few people have the newer 2010 version of Matlab with a built in netCDF library. This is good for one of my machines that does not have it. A few tweaks to my own codes here and there to use it but it works nicely. I am using it under SUSE.
Determines distance based on a Euclidean distance!
A relative tolerance can be useful, but as usual for small values (e.g. 1e-20) further problems will occur.
I think it is a more important problem, that your function does not perform what its name advertises: Not the *closest* row is replied, but the first one inside the tolerance. Although a message is displayed, I'd prefer to use another name or algorithm, e.g.:
[d, ind] = min(sum(bsxfun(@minus, full_array, row) .^ 2, 2));
if d > tol, ind = -1; end
Replying the empty matrix could be more intuitive than -1, when no matching row was found.
"(min(distance)-tol)<=eps" is a bad comparison: Imagine, that the distances and tolerance has a magnitude of 1e80. Then comparing with EPS is not sufficient - eps(tol) would be smarter.
Instead of calculating the square root of the distances, it would be much more efficient to compare the squared distances with the squared tolerance.
This would reply the row with the smallest distance, not the first one below the tolerance:
[value, found_index] = min(distance - tol)
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5.1 Configure The SSH Tunnel
The rsync backup will be tunneled through SSH. The backup is run as the user backuppc, therefore this user must be able to login to falko-desktop as root without being prompted for a password. Therefore we must exchange public keys to allow password-less logins for backuppc.
First we must log in on falko-desktop on the shell and create a root login (if you don't use Ubuntu you most probably have one already):
sudo passwd root
Now that you're logged in as root, install OpenSSH and rsync:
apt-get install rsync ssh openssh-server
Then create a private/public key pair:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
If you don't have a DNS record for server1.example.com, you should add server1.example.com to /etc/hosts now:
vi /etc/hosts
Next we create a private/public key pair on server1.example.com. We must do this as the user backuppc!
su backuppc
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Then we copy the public key to falko-desktop. Make sure you use falko-desktop's current IP address in the scp command:
cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub ~/.ssh/BackupPC_id_rsa.pub
The authenticity of host '192.168.0.213 (192.168.0.213)' can't be established.
Next we append backuppc's public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 on falko-desktop (we do this as root):
cat ~/.ssh/BackupPC_id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
If you have a proper DNS record for server1.example.com or added it to falko-desktop's /etc/hosts file, you can now open ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 and add from="server1.example.com" at the beginning of the file. Thus only server1.example.com can enjoy password-less logins. (If server1.example.com cannot be resolved on falko-desktop, then don't add from="server1.example.com")
vi ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
Then copy root@falko-desktop's public key to server1.example.com (make sure you use the correct IP address):
scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub firstname.lastname@example.com:/var/lib/backuppc/.ssh/client_id_rsa.pub
The authenticity of host '192.168.0.100 (192.168.0.100)' can't be established.
Back on server1.example.com, we append root@falko-desktop's public key to ~/.ssh/known_hosts. Make sure you're still logged in as the user backuppc!
cat ~/.ssh/client_id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
Then we switch back to the root user and delete /var/lib/backuppc/.ssh/client_id_rsa.pub:
Then become backuppc again and change the permissions of the ~/.ssh directory:
su backuppc
Do the same on falko-desktop (as root):
chmod -R go-rwx ~/.ssh
Then go back to server1.example.com and make sure you're still logged in as backuppc. Run the following test command to see if falko-desktop prompts you for a password. If you did everything right, it shouldn't. (Make sure to use falko-desktop's current IP address!)
ssh -l root 192.168.0.213 whoami
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Quentin Tarantino Sues Gawker For Posting Download Link To 'The Hateful Eight' Script
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By Anne Lu | January 28, 2014 12:26 PM EST
Quentin Tarantino is suing Gawker Media for posting a link to the leaked "The Hateful Eight" draft. The filmmaker, who shelved his film project when its script made its way to industry agents and insiders, filed a lawsuit in the Los Angeles district court for copyright infringement and contributory copyright infringement.
The Academy Award-winning director filmmaker revealed last week that he abandoned his film project because someone had leaked its script. "The Hateful Eight," which was supposed to be a western flick, was possible leaked by the agent of one of the six people he had shown it to.
He added that he might revisit the film in the future, but in the meantime, he would be concentrating in other projects.
On Monday, he has filed a lawsuit against the popular blog site for allegedly "facilitating and encouraging the public's violation" of Tarantino's copyright in the script through an article on its Web site Defamer. Tarantino wasn't pleased when the site's headline on January 21 reads "Here is the Leaked Quentin Tarantino Hateful Eight Script," and has multiple direct links for downloading the film's screenplay.
"Gawker Media has made a business of predatory journalism, violating people rights to make a buck. This time they went too far," the lawsuit, a copy of which was obtained by Deadline, reads.
"Rather than merely publishing a news story reporting that Plaintiff's screenplay may have been circulating in Hollywood without his permission, Gawker Media crossed the journalistic line by promoting itself to the public as the first source to read the Screenplay illegally."
The complaint added that Gawker continuously declined to take down the post or the URL of the leaked script despite "repeat demands" for its removal.
Gawker also actively solicited for an unauthorised infringing copy of the film's script in an article published on January 22.
Tarantino is asking for at least USD1 million in damages, as well as legal fees and other costs.
The Web site has immediately published its response on Monday, claiming that it published a link to the script because it was news.
"Defamer covers what people in Hollywood are talking about. Thanks to Tarantino's shrewd publicity strategy, the leak of 'The Hateful Eight' – and the content of the script – had been widely dissected online and was a topic f heated conversation among Defamer readers," the blog explained in a published article.
"News of the fact that it existed on the Internet advanced a story that Tarantino himself had launched, and our publication of the link was a routine and unremarkable component of our job: making people aware of news and information about which they are curious."
It also denies that it is being sued for copyright infringement.
"We are being sued for contributory copyright infringement for linking to a site that is being sued for direct copyright infringement. We are not being sued for publishing copyrighted information."
Gawker also claims that Tarantino "deliberately" turned the leak of the film's script into a news, and went as far as saying that the "Reservoir Dogs" director and writer wanted "The Hateful Eight" to be published online.
Here's Gawker's full response.
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NASHVILLE (AP) — Winning, not money, is driving Tennessee quarterback Jake Locker as he heads into his make-or-break season in the NFL.
The Titans decided against picking up Locker's option for 2015, choosing to let the eighth overall pick in 2011 prove he can stay on the field and win games in the final year of his rookie contract.
Locker has missed 14 of a potential 32 games since being selected as Tennessee's starter, including the final seven of last season.
That's just fine with Locker.
"I've been fortunate," Locker said. "My wife and I have been smart with our money, and we have. We're fine. We don't have to worry about it. So I get the freedom and the ability to go out and play for this football team and have fun."
A strong season would put Locker in position for an even bigger contract, yet the quarterback who stayed in college at Washington for his senior season rather than leave early for the NFL draft says he still isn't in the game for the money.
"I care about winning football games and doing it with a good group of guys that I've gotten to know really well," Locker said.
Locker already has shown he's fully recovered from the Lisfranc injury to his right foot that ended last season and helped lead to the firing of coach Mike Munchak after three seasons. But he has been learning a new offense from his third offensive coordinator in his career.
Coach Ken Whisenhunt is known for his work with Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh, Kurt Warner in Arizona and Philip Rivers in San Diego last year. Whisenhunt and his assistants have been working to improve Locker's throwing motion, even using a small video camera on top of an extendable pole in certain quarterback drills to hone in on his footwork and technique.
Locker being able to take part in all of the Titans' on-field work in the offseason helped the transition. The quarterback has looked smoother and more accurate during the first week of training camp, even with Whisenhunt asking Locker to do more at the line of scrimmage in his offense.
"I'm happy with the way Jake's working," Whisenhunt said. "I'm happy with a lot of little things that we're seeing him doing here, but there's no substitute for seeing what happens in a game. When we get to some of these controlled, for a lack of a better word, scrimmages, then you get a better sense."
Locker finished his injury-shortened season with the best completion rate of his first three years last season at 60.7.
When he was put on injured reserve in November, he ranked sixth in the AFC with an 86.7 passer rating and eighth in the NFL with a 105.9 passer rating in the fourth quarter.
He was at his best in the first four games last season while completely healthy as the Titans did not turn the ball over even once in a 3-1 start.
For his career, he has more touchdowns (22) than interceptions (15), has thrown for 3,974 yards and has an 81.1 passer rating. He's also averaging 6.9 yards a carry when he runs.
All of that has been overshadowed by injury after injury. Locker missed five games in 2012 after being picked as the starter in training camp over veteran Matt Hasselbeck. He missed two games with an injured hip before returning last October. His season ended Nov. 10 when he hurt his foot against Jacksonville.
Receiver Nate Washington was impressed at how quickly Locker returned from the Lisfranc injury, something he has seen other players struggle to recover from.
"Once you see your quarterback put in the work he's put in both mentally and physically, it's nothing but respect when it comes to that," Washington said.
Locker is just 8-10 as a starter, and only staying on the field will give him a chance to improve in the only statistic that truly matters in the NFL.
Locker knows that only too well, so he's not focused on throwing for a certain number of yards, improving his completion percentage or having a specific touchdown-to-interception ratio.
"If we can find ways to win football games, those numbers work themselves out," Locker said. "Focusing on how to be a successful, winning football team is where my goal is at."
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We finish by looking at the upcoming week on Toronto's schedule before a heartfelt goodbye from "The BlogFather" himself. If you end up listening to Vitamin C's "Graduation" while Carefoot's final words come out, I don't blame you.
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Read it before and I'm sure I will read it again. Timeless classic with a great story, hope to read it to my son someday to show him there were pirates before Johnny Depp.
the reader was good, i was into it right away, then i seemed to loose focus.
It is a very long time since I read this book, and like most people, I suppose, I remember Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver with his wooden leg and parrot on his shoulder. I could remember a few minor characters as well, I knew they went to Treasure Island in the Hispaniola and that Long John Silver was treacherous, and there was someone called Captain Flint and another called Ben Gunn, but how it all fitted together was buried deep in my memory. So deep, that the book came as a delightful surprise.
It starts at the Admiral Benbow, an inn run by Jim Hawkins' parents. It could be in Cornwall, or Dorset or even modelled on Staithes in North Yorkshire, but I really 'got' this desolate cove from the electrifying descriptions. I was terrified of the Captain, and feared for Jim and his mother until the revenue men finally came to rescue them. And that is only the start of the story. From fitting out the Hispaniola to the search for the treasure, the plot is deftly woven, the descriptions bring the scene to bustling, and occasionally wild and dangerous, life. The sea voyage is not too long for the reader, and the events of the island are just one adventure after another – I had no recollection of the entirety of the plot, and there are as many twists in it, as many turns of John Silver's black-hearted coat, as the most obscure modern television thriller.
Even though I'm a fan of seafaring stories, and well-read in the Patrick O'Brien saga, I found some of the seafaring terms and pirate-talk hard to follow, even reading them in an accent modelled on Captain Barbosa (of Pirates of the Caribbean fame). I wonder, in fact, whether I didn't skip some of these passages those many years ago. Now it kept me riveted to the page and I couldn't wait to get back to it when duty finished calling!
I am puzzled, though, about the classification of children's books. This seemed to me to be hard reading and somewhat violent, yet I'm sure it's an older children's book, middle grade and upwards I assume. In parallel I am reading The Adventures of Professor Branestawm which is marked as for 9 years, yet I find it trivial and suitable for maybe 5 and upwards (although reading age is higher). Some of those I'm promoting at present for Middle Grade children are set at an easier level than this, and I would say mine are more in the same reading area. I wish I could turn the plot into such knots though! Maybe I should just carry on writing in the style I enjoy, and hope others who enjoy the same – including classics like Treasure Island – find and read them.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson – even better than I remembered it.
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There are many reasons why I liked this book "Treasure Island". One of the reasons is this book was written about an adventure of pirates sailing the sea to find a lost treasure. The main character, Jim, narrates the story. "Fifteen men on the Dead Man's Chest Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum! Drink and the devil had done for the rest Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!" This is an example of the songs pirates would sing when on the boat. The story engages the reader to feel they are part of the pirates' journey looking for the treasure. "In the immediate nearness of the gold, all else had been forgotten [...], and I could not doubt that he hoped to seize upon the treasure, find and board the Hispanola under cover of night, cut every honest throat about that island, and sail away as he had at first intended, laden with crimes and riches." Jim describes his difficult times on the boat by describing the conditions and what other men are doing when living there. Even though I like this book, I feel sometimes it is hard to follow the dialogue written is the pirate slang. Some examples would be "easy with that gun, sir or you'll swamp the boat. All hands stand by to trim her when he aims" and "If I die like a dog, I'll die in my dooty". The end is very upbeat because Jim and his crew on the boat find the treasure. The first time I read this book I was in the seventh grade. I remember loving this book and wanting to read it over to recapture the journey. Treasure Island is a classic adventure tale, and also the story of one boy's coming of age. The big idea of this story is the search for heroic role models, the satisfaction of desires, and the lack of adventure in the modern age.
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Tales of Adventure (Canongate Classics, 77) by Robert Louis Stevenson
Kidnapped / Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
Companion Library: Gulliver's Travels / Treasure Island by Companion Library
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde / Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
The Time Machine / Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
Library of Classic Adventure Stories by Courage Books
A Trilogy of Island Adventures by Halcyon Classics
Robert Louis Stevenson by Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Louis Stevenson: Four Complete Novels by Robert Louis Stevenson
Selected writings of Robert Louis Stevenson by Robert Louis Stevenson
Adventure Classics Ivanhoe, Gullivers Travels, Treasure Island, the Call of the Wild, the Count of Monte Crist (boxed se by Walter Scott
The Black Arrow / Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
Call of the Wild / Treasure Island by Jack London
The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson in One Volume by Robert Louis Stevenson
The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson by Robert Louis Stevenson
R. L. Stevenson. L'Ile au trésor : . Traduit de l'anglais sous la direction de P. Lorain. La Flèche noire. Texte français de Jacques Brécard. L'Évadé d'Edimbourg. Traduction de T. de Wyzewa by Robert Louis Stevenson
Seven Novels by Robert Louis Stevenson
Black Arrow / Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde / Kidnapped / Master of Ballantrae / Treasure Island / Weir of Hermiston by Robert Louis Stevenson
Is retold in
Treasure Island: A Great Adventure Story Retold (adapted ∙ Barbara Green) by Barbara Green
Treasure Island, Children's Classics, R.L. Stevenson retold by Margery Green by Margery Green
Treasure Island, Children's Classics, R.L. Stevenson retold by Margery Green by Margery Green
Treasure Island (retold ∙ Oxford English picture readers) by Jane S. Cooper
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|Something extraordinary happened yesterday. When I went outside to check out how my garden is doing, I noticed that my favourite evergreen has turned brown. I was shocked! Just like that, from one day to another? When I got closer, my shock was even bigger. If what I saw would've been in a movie, I would've known right away that it is an alien invasion, but it was my back yard and I was trying to find out more rational explanation... I found none! The whole plant is covered by some oddly translucent brown gelatinous things. I had the feeling that at any moment it will start moving, but then I kept reminding myself that this is real life and there should be an normal explanation. I took pictures of this staff. Please take a look and let me know if you have any idea of what could that be.
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|Probably cedar apple rust
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|Oh dear. That's not good news. Once it is infected it will remain infected. Hate to say it but you may need to get rid of the tree outright.
- Posted by justine_london 5b-6a On.,Can. (My Page) on Sat, May 13, 06 at 16:41
|Don't know what is is but, I had the exact same "goop" on one grouping of cedars I have.....I had it once many years ago and it never came back.
I looked at your photos and the only difference is that my shrubs weren't covered as heavily as yours are...mine maybe 1/4 of your condition.
I just used my garden hose on heavy spray to remove the brown gelatinous stuff and rubbed and sprayed, and rubbed and sprayed. There was a buildup of fallen needles(is that what you call cedar foliage?) that got flushed out of the inner branches at the same time. It came off and never returned....I also thinned out the shrubs to allow more air/light to circulate.
Good luck to you, Justine
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|Oh yeah, at the time I thought they were some kind of insect eggs...
great gardening to you, Justine
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Banana Oat Scones
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- 2 1/2 cup(s) flour
- 1 cup(s) oatmeal
- 3/4 cup(s) sugar
- 2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 3/4 tablespoon(s) baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 teaspoon(s) cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) nutmeg
- 1/2 cup(s) butter
- 1/2 cup(s) buttermilk
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla
- 2 bananas mashed
- 1 egg white
- Preheat oven to 400.
- Combine dry ingredients.
- Cut in butter with pastry blender.
- Stir in bananas. Fold in buttermilk, egg, and vanilla. Batter will be sticky. Put wax paper on a plate. Put batter on wax paper. Cover with another sheet of wax paper.
- Press dough into 3/4" thick circle. Put in freezer for 30 minutes.
- Cut into 10 wedges. Place on parchment lined cookie sheet.
- Brush with buttermilk and egg white. Sprinkle with sugar and/or cinnamon.
- Bake 20 minutes until golden brown.
- Cool on racks.
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Our family wants to travel. We love the existing west, the beach, nowhere Ridge and Smoky Mountains and historic sites such as Mount Vernon and Independence Hall. Our house owns an apartment at Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock, North Carolina around the Blue Ridge Parkway. This has been a family group get-a-way for many years and that we never tire of the attractiveness of the mountains, the slow pace and the amenities the area provides. From your quaint little capital of scotland- Blowing Rock using its shops and restaurants to Linville Falls and Caverns and Biltmore House to pursuits like riding, skiing, whitewater rafting and hiking.
In May of 2009 i was offered a friend's condo to get a week in Bradenton, Fl. Excited to visit, every one of the preparations had been made. Actually, a few days had not been available in the end and that we thought our trip could be canceled. We could have decided to remain in an accommodation, but that might 't be very comfortable for five people. So we started brainstorming. If we would use someone's condo for that week, maybe we could trade weekly at our condo for any week in Florida. We started emailing other owners of rental properties of similar size and price. After about Six or seven attempts with without results we found a delightful 2 bedroom house in St. Petersburg, Fl. empyrean.net Their ad over a vacation rental site read "would consider swapping", therefore we emailed the dog owner and 2 days later we'd an agreement. We might visit St. Petersburg in June and the other owner would stay weekly at our devote Blowing Rock in November. Our condo is not usually booked much in November so it was a win-win both for folks.
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Why Heroes Needs to Get Lostby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
We love Heroes. We wouldn't dedicate so much time to this fan site if we didn't.
Still, there are improvements we'd make to the show, especially as it zooms through season three (in an attempt, which we're grateful for, to make up for a lackluster second season). In a nutshell, Heroes must get Lost.
The series must follow the lead of another serialized show, one with an abundance of characters and back stories. Lost focuses on one character each episode, still adding to the overall story lines, yet allowing itself to set a reasonable pace for the show, while also giving various actors and characters a chance to shine.
Just consider the rate at which viewers were sped through character developments this week, all in a single episode:
Claire went from victim... to tortured daughter... to vengeful hero on the verge of evil. We loved the idea of Sylar's attack on Claire having a profound affect on this troubled teenager. It was a mind rape, after all. But wouldn't it have been nice to focus on just what she was going through for a full hour?
Don't just toss her into a cargo box with her birth mom (who viewers barely know, yet are led to believe is a disciple of Mr. Miyagi all of a sudden?!?) and then set her on a revenge trip to Primatech Paper. Let us feel Claire's pain in-depth.
Heroes could learn a few lessons about how Lost treats John Locke and company.
Sylar learned he was Angela's son... then was teamed with HRG... then regressed to his old ways. We've known Sylar as the ultimate bad guy, an evil killing machine. But within five minutes, his mother convinced him that his destiny was actually to help The Company. And both Sylar and HRG bought into it on the spot!Can't we see Sylar wrestle with these two halves of his personality? We're not asking to see him on a psychologist's couch - but we'd have preferred for him and HRG to have formed a partnership for more a few episodes, with each side slowly, subtlely growing suspicious of the other. Instead, HRG comes right out and announces his intentions to kill Sylar at the end of Monday's hour.
Peter escaped the body of a criminal and was instantly transported to the future. Well, okay then. We'll likely see this angle develop next episode, but wouldn't it have been cool to get Peter's perspective for almost an entire hour of being inside this evil body? It was confusing enough when we learned that Future Peter could transport people into new bodies, but just as we were beginning to ramifications of this act, Peter's setting is changed. Again.
See what we mean? These are essentially the three main characters on Heroes. And each is involved in what could be an interesting story line, if the writers gave each plot sufficient time to develop.
Our complaint with season two wasn't that it was slow; it was that it was slow AND boring. This season hs potential, but not if every character development, twist and turn is rushed in the manner of those described above.
And why are they rushed? Because there are simply too many Heroes on the series. Again, similar to Lost, this series needs to cut down on its protagonists. Sorry, Maya, Mohinder, Parkman, you need to go.
What do you think of our assessment? Agree? Disagree? We'd love to hear feedback!
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When you have too many characters, focusing on their personal lives would be tedious for the viewers. I mean think about it for a minute. I loved season 1 but there were certain episodes which dragged on and I felt like fastforwarding parts which included the personal lives of certain characters. I guess not everybody can have what they want though I mean you'll always find certain people would prefer the show to focus more on getting to know individual characters while others go for the adrenaline inducing pace. Whatever it is I hope that season 3 will be somewhat of a middleground between season 1 and 2 (leaning more towards season 1 maybe). The whole incorporating the future as part of the storyline is great, but the reason for the collapse of the future is not so great. We've had *inevitable explosion* already in season 1..the least u can ask for is something different. Explosion might depict something grand and terrible but to me all it is, is a massive boom and thousands of innocent casualities. I'd rather a more creative unconventional reason. Another thing I wish people would stop drawing parallels between heroes and lost or at least do so in some combined heroes and lost forums. Not everybody follows it. Personally after seeing how many seasons there are in a dvd store and after watching certain clips and reading the summaries I'd have to say that I'm not interested. I like heroes therefore I watch it, period. Lost I personally don't give a toss about. What I wish for Heroes is that it wont end up being like House, which I stopped watching after season 3. The plot and storyline and main character only worked well for season 1 until it got repetitive and annoying. This is whats tragic for certain shows. They amaze and baffle viewers in the season debut but future seasons weren't planned to go in sync with the former. So this is what u get from rushed planning and trying to get the show to go a certain direction, pulling the idea back and then trying out something else. There needs to be a middle ground between character development and pacing. The two can go hand in hand if care is taken with the writing of the script. Really one thing I don't want to see is the demise of my current favourite tv show. I saw so much potential that it would be really tragic for a show which became popular so fast, to sink at an equal speed.
I think the show is going in a great direction. Sylar talking about the hunger and such in the last episode...seriously good stuff.
A point to consider:
If you have characters capable of time travel and precognition and opt to NOT have them use it, then you shoot your credibility. Jumping back and forth, checking actions and the effects...this is what a sensible time traveling capable being would do. The manipulation of time, because we expect it to flow in a linear fashion, is always a bit problematic on screen or on paper, however I feel that the time travel abilities are used very, very poorly right now. What I do hope they deal with is the fact that a character like Hiro (and, by extension, the other time travelers) is going to STOP experiencing time and reality in a manner that makes sense to anyone else. This should seriously mess with their psychological states and alter them completely, even more than immortality alters Claire. Hiro could, in essence, live out ten timelines and lives at once. No non-time traveling being could understand that state of existence. As such, I do hope they explore that heavily.
i dont think they need to get rid of anyone, but the idea of focussing more on each character would be nice, sometimes u get teh feeling u dont really know whats going on and that u would have liked to have seen more of things. they can get rid of parkman and maya, though, i dont like them at all and they have no contribution to the series.
I love hearing people compare Heroes to Lost. They're such completely different shows, but the parallels that you can draw from them never cease to amaze me! Maya is the new Ana Lucia - she needs to GO. Mohinder and Parkman are cast originals, I'm invested in their story, I care deeply for them, etc. Maya I can DEFINITELY do without. As far as I can tell after the premiere, they're only keeping her around as eye candy - which will never score any points with me.
The assessment is pretty spot on. They do seem to be rushing, trying to pack in huge amounts of action to make up for S2. But how many action movies do we remember for having fantastic storylines, which is what many people were attracted to in Heroes in the first place. Have you forwarded these to anyone that works on the show? From what I've read on the site they're already far enough ahead that it might not matter at all, but perhaps with Fugitives they'll hit the sweet spot.
You're absolutely right - they are TOTALLY rushing major character developments. I love Heroes, it's my favorite show, but I am having to give the characters and their writers MAJOR benefit of the doubt at this point. I mean, you hit the nail on the head with the gripe about Sylar and HRG - some kind of clue as to what the hell was going on inside Sylar's head would have been nice. It almost seems like the writers know these complaints are out there too, and will likely be made, and so they throw in a single line to diffuse the problem, like for example Sylar's remark to HRG (when HRG tells him that Angela is just playing him), Sylar says "yeah, but aren't you curious how it will all play out?" That's all we get to explain Sylar's bizarre whole new side to his character. Why is he suddenly trying to control himself, why is he letting Noah boss him around?, how can he not have more questions to ask Angela, like NOW. The last episode left me hungry for answers, but not regarding WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT, but WHAT'S FRIGGEN GOING ON RIGHT NOW. I.E. give stuff a little depth. They've put the show on fast forward and it's not necessary, and may just well lose the chunk of the audience that isn't already devoted. It's almost like they've taken the problems of season 2 and gone equally too far in the other direction. Of course, I am still totally psyched for next monday. (I like Parkman. And I will confess, I sort of like Mohinder too. But Maya SUCKS - I mean, Claude, Eden, Hannah, Candice...all these great characters who came and went, and we're still being asked to care about Maya?)


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Re:Why the negative headlines? (222 comments)
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This is equivalent to me making a website / forum kind of thing, supporting it, building the community and then selling it to VA Linux w/o care for my supporters, or users.
Fixed it for you...
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I wish I had mod points.
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And for only $30 billion, and with 50,000 kg LESS lift capacity than it had in 1969.
To quote Neil deGrasse Tyson, "Apollo in 1969. Shuttle in 1981. Nothing in 2011. Our space program would look awesome to anyone living backwards thru time."
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none of them are witty or clever.
The ideas are lame, and the photoshops are particularly bad.
Too bad, it could've been funny if some thought was put into it.
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It's the "invisible hand of the free market" that is stealing the cash out of your pocket, while you're watching Dancing with the Stars.
The whole concept of the "invisible hand" is a joke. People act in their own best interest, not in the interests of anyone else.
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Sure, but in the modern world, it's a uniform for business professionals.
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yeah, maybe someone should ask why management isn't wearing department specific garments that say "management" on them.
What do you think a tie actually is?
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Seriously dude, you don't need half a gallon of acetic acid and hip waders. You just need to take responsibility for what you and your family do, and sometimes that involves cleaning up your own mess.
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grape jelly
Tasted great. Only suggestion I have is to halve the sauce. I used a 56 ounce package of Smokies, so I thought I would need roughly 25 ounces each of the cocktail sauce and the grape jelly. Turns out a 12 ounce jar of cocktail sauce and a 15 ounce jar of grape jelly made more than enough for all those sausages.
This was not a hit! Usually around here if it has wienies in it it's a hit. Maybe it was the cocktail wieners, not sure yet. I have frozen the sauce and plan to try it with meatballs?????
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I have several variations I make on this recipe; I heat up the ingredients in a microwaveable bowl 1st, then switch it to the crockpot to keep warm for serving. For The Grandchildren: DO NOT use cocktail sauce -- instead I add to taste a couple tablespoons of prepared yellow mustard, & a standard BBQ sauce...
I substituted a bottle of chili sauce instead of cocktail sauce & used 2 packages of little smokies...delicious!
we used to have this when I was a kid. Everyone devours this. Mom always made this in a crock pot and let it simmer at least an hour or two before putting on the buffet table so the meat could really soak up the flavor of the sauce. Works great with Kielbasa as well(thats how Mom liked it best).
What a great variation to the bar-b-que sauce recipe. I like this so much better. If you can get pass the cocktail sauce and grape jelly try adding a can of drained pineapple chunks. It's so good! Thanks Judy for the recipe!
Don't be put off by the grape jelly!! and don't be afraid to try other variations. I have used red current preserves and added to it about 1/2 cup of barby sauce (any kind), even a couple tablespoons of honey, I'm going to try a dash of A-1 steak sauce in it, too!!! This is GREAT!!!
when i first made this up for our family get together this weekend. i tasted the sauce just after it "melted" together. and i thought. wow this is way to tangy. oh well i dont have time to redo it....... I AM SOOOOOOO GLAD I DIDNT!!!!!!!!! the longer this heated in the crock pot the better it got!! the tang went away. and blended together perfectly !!! was a huge hit at the party!! thanks for a great recipe!!
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