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I am getting ready to close in on my 2-year anniversary as a licensed RN and read so many stories about how hospitals do not staff based on acuity, how staffing is pushed to the maximum limits and how hospitals claim they have... Read More
- 1Feb 9, '11 by beewinkQuote from StNeotserOh, how many times have I said this very thing.... Madness, indeed!The other ridiculous thing in nursing, pharmacists who send the wrong drugs are not held accountable. Doctors who order the wrong dose of drugs are not held accountable. The nurse is.
The whole thing is a set up. Yet the majority of nurses refuse to organize. Madness.
- 2Feb 9, '11 by BabyLadyQuote from StNeotserI got into a heated argument with a senior nurse about two months ago on this very issue regarding IV drugs mixed by pharmacy. We had an incident regarding an infant recently (the details are too specific to post) that got the wrong drugs by pharmacy and it was a borderline life-threatening event if it wasn't for a nurse paying close attention...the same nurse that hung it.The other ridiculous thing in nursing, pharmacists who send the wrong drugs are not held accountable. Doctors who order the wrong dose of drugs are not held accountable. The nurse is.
The whole thing is a set up. Yet the majority of nurses refuse to organize. Madness.
She had the attitude of, "If you hang it and it is wrong, then you are responsible" and voiced very loudly that the nurse that hung the IV was probably going to be hauled into court, be sanctioned by the BON, etc. She was one of those senior nurses that liked to try to scare the more inexperienced ones with these fantasy stories with gross exaggerations.
I presented the argument, "Not necessarily....my job is to verify the original order matches the LABEL placed on the IV bag by pharmacy. The bag is a clear liquid...I have no idea nor any control what is INSIDE the bag..that is where the liability rests with pharmacy...verifying that the bag matches the order, is mine."
She pitched a fit that I was wrong...and I knew I was 100% correct.
I even told her, "Think about what you are saying..I would have to have a chemistry kit at bedside in order to accurately verify what is INSIDE the bag..there is NO WAY you can do that..do you even realize how ridiculous your position is? Verification of the label is my responsibility, not what is inside of it."
Keep in mind this SAME NURSE teaches this crap to new orientation students...and none of it is accurate...so we have a few newer nurses that are paranoid to hang IV drugs now because they think that even if they verify the order/med label and pharmacy mixes it wrong, that they are still going to lose their license.


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Im in florida right now and enjoying my vacation with my family, I have been eating really good and exercising for the most part, its been hard because we are always driving somewhere or going places.
Still no loss for the past 2 days but no gain either which is fine by me. I bought an ablounge yesterday and I'm going to start doing that everyday along with my cardio that way I am burning fat and toning at the same time.
I am so close I am going to do my 68 mins cardio today and eat really good, not that I don't eat really good anyway but Im going to extra good today!
I was up to 223 from TOM, but I just kept eating good, and exercising ad now I'm back down to 222.8 which I know will go even lower to 222 by the Sunday. I have a valentines day challenge to get to 219 by valentines day so that is what Im going to do!
I got on the scale this morning and weigh 222.6 woo hoo, this weight is just melting off of me, I know that eating in my calorie range and exercising like I am has been really paying off. I don't even crave junk food anymore I love that feeling!


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Mbwana Alliy is the founder and managing partner at Savannah Fund, an Africa focused Technology Venture Capital fund that runs both an accelerator and seed investments in e-commerce, gaming, education technology and social networking. As of 2014, he has overseen 15 investments in Africa in 5 countries (Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana). These companies, most less than 2 years old have generated over 145 full time jobs. Mbwana also advises Golden Gate Ventures, a South East Asia VC fund with $60M under management. He is passionate about product development and launching new ventures in technology. He is an experienced Product Manager within consumer web, enterprise Software & SaaS. He is originally from Tanzania and has lived and worked in 3 continents (USA, Europe and Africa). He has a Bachelor's Engineering degree from Bristol University and an MBA from Stanford Graduate school of Business.
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I would also like to remind you that during this call, we may discuss certain non-GAAP financial measures including adjusted EBITDA, cash available for distribution to common shareholders, normalized net earnings, normalized earnings per share and normalized converted earnings per share. Regards to such financial measures and for reconciliation of such measures to the most closely comparable U.S. GAAP measures, please refer to our earnings release.
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Thank you, Sai. Good morning from [Shanghai]. Please turn to slide 3 of the webcast presentation. Despite the global economic uncertainty that persisted throughout the year, our business continued to perform as expected during that 2011. Our revenue and the normalized earnings grew to a record level as we took delivery of 10 newbuild vassals, all on probably our charters with leading line of companies.We took advantage of the compelling ship ordering environment to embark on our next phase of growth; introducing our few efficient (inaudible) growing our constructed fleet revenue streams and diversifying our customer base. We diversified our capital structure and enhanced our financial flexibility and we were sent capital to our shareholders, distributing $0.75 per share in dividend and are completing our $169 million share tender offer. Turing to fourth quarter results; I would like to highlight four points that speak to the ongoing stability and growth in our business. First, our operating fleet remains fully employed without any major off-hire incident. We achieved vessel utilization rates of 99.5% and 99.3%, respectively for the fourth quarter and for the full year of 2011. Our revenue cash available for distribution and normalized net earnings grew by 31.6%, 19% and 30.3% respectively for the quarter compared with result for the first quarter 2010.
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Sri Lanka were steady after the early blow in form of Mahela Jayawardene, as they reached 299 for three after 97 overs in their first innings of the opening Test against Pakistan on Saturday. Kumar Sangakkara was batting on, while Angelo Mathews was on as Sri Lanka look to erase the first-innings deficit of 152 more runs.
Sri Lanka batsman Mahela Jayawardene was dismissed in the very first over of Day 4. Junaid Khan bowled beuatifully to set him up. Sri Lanka looked nervous from the first ball as Kumar Sangakkara tried to hoik one over the point but unfortunately went straight to Abdur Rehman who dropped the catch.
Jayawardene was deceived by Junaid Khan as he bowled a slower delivery on the middle and leg stump. He was caught in front of the stumps. Umpire did not give him out as all the Pakistani players went up appealing. Pakistan skipper made the right decision to challenge the decision and eben tually the on-field umpire had to alter his decision.
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The deal should make it easier for Publicis clients such as P&G, Mars and Georgia Pacific to purchase and integrate mobile ads based on user engagement.
Kiip, a company that unexpectedly rewards mobile users who accomplish a task with special brand deals, has entered into a partnership with VivaKi, the ad tech solutions subsidiary of communications giant Publicis Groupe.
"VivaKi has turned to Kiip to connect Publicis Groupe agencies and their brands with consumers in a more meaningful way," says Kiip on the company's blog today. Publicis Groupe owns 1,307 agencies worldwide and is currently in merger talks with Omnicom.
Kiip already sells its "moments marketing" via thousands of mobile apps to brands including McDonald's, PepsiCo, P&G, Mars and George Pacific. The moments can include rewarding a user who completes a workout, finishes a game task, or crosses an item off their to-do list.
The company rewards users for actions when they are not expecting them and, if possible, links the brand reward to the task, such as giving someone who works out a fitness-related drink sample.
"We like to preserve organic behavior patterns. We never preannounce what the user needs to do or ask them to watch something. Brands are buying a moment," says Kiip chief executive and co-founder Brian Wong in an interview with ClickZ.
The deal with VivaKi is designed to make these moments easier to purchase at scale, according to Wong. VivaKi engages in programmatic ad buying on behalf of Publicis clients and integrating Kiip's technology into its own platform should help automate and streamline the purchasing process for brands, akin to what they do when they purchase a banner ad.
"This will make it easier for clients to buy in the moment. Right now it's not that easy for clients to buy non-traditional advertisements at scale," Wong says, referring to ads that are based on user engagement metrics rather than traditional metrics such as CPMs.
Publicis brands will also have access to Kiip's dashboard, giving them analytics that help them target different customer segments.
Asked whether Publicis' planned merger with Omnicom-whose clients include McDonald's and PepsiCo-would widen the potential number of clients using Kiip, Wong says it is too early to comment on that until a deal is finalized.
For its part, VivaKi sees its role in the partnership as two-fold, according to Michael Wiley, managing director at VivaKi Ventures and chief social media officer at VivaKi.
One goal is to help transition Publicis' agencies away from banner advertising. "The desire to do something beyond banners from both brands and publishers is strong right now. Having a technology partner to help improve that ecosystem will encourage publishers to be more innovative," says Wiley.
But wearing a different hat, as head of VivaKi Ventures, whose role it is to identify opportunities around emerging startups, the company also has an interest in helping foster Kiip's growth. That will entail helping them expand their network of participating publishers, Wiley says, particularly outside the U.S.
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PRINCETON, N.J., Oct. 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research ( http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, has published updated outlooks for Anadigics (Nasdaq: ANAD), RF Micro Devices (Nasdaq: RFMD), Silicon Laboratories (Nasdaq: SLAB), TriQuint Semiconductors (Nasdaq: TQNT), and United Microelectronics (NYSE: UMC).
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The old Crown Furniture Company building has a new lease on life. Now known as Crown OTR, the building at 1739 Elm Street is located on the streetcar line and directly across the street from Findlay Market. Crown OTR's facebook page describes itself as "One family's personal journey through their contribution to the revitilization of a historic neighborhood."
Here is owner Kim Starbuck voicing her support for the streetcar and OTR:
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damn this stuff gets annoying.
damn this stuff gets annoying.
people are frustrated because the empty lineups they've enjoyed for the last 5-6 months are about to get crowded.
All your little hidden comments & remarks show just how much of a clown you really are. I personally don't care if you like me or bodyboarders in general, I don't do it for you or anyone else.
Your additude towards BBING seems more like jealousy not actually hatred.
You stick to shooting & riding the little DelMarVa waves & as the Big Kahuna sitting on your high & mighty sand dune. We will all be waiting for the next epic photostrip & insightful comments to ponder.
Now that's what I'm talkin about! It's like a John Witzig ''Evolution.''
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Why are you guys talking **** on MDsurfer. who cares what he does surf, bodyboard, or take pictures. As long as you enjoy what you are doing it doesn't matter. Also, you can't jundge a person just based on what they say on this site. You can easily misunderstand what people are trying to say. I met him once and he seemed really chill.
wow...this post went from stoked to surf...... to kooks...... then to hating on bbr's.
I like it
btw a kook is a unskilled surfer/bbr - has nothing to do with attitude or where you live or any of that. We all were kooks once.....remember those grom days?
But yeah as summer nears the soup gets kooky. hence the word KOOK SOUP.
they are coming and there's nothing we can do about it.
i wouldn't call a newbie who is respectful and wants to learn without getting in the way a kook.
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Profile looks kind of coupe-like to me, the CHMSL is definitely set further in than the two primary brake lamps, like it's at the base of a rear window. I'm thinking either E90 or F32 3-series/4-series BMW coupe, maybe a current-gen Camry. »
Case study: My Fiat 500e with a 24 kWh battery pack being charged overnight using $0.16/kWh SDGE off-peak electricity costs me $3.84 for a full recharge from zero percent. My 65 mile round-trip commute uses only about 80 to 85 percent of my battery every day depending on traffic and whether I make other stops on the… »
Traded in my Focus ST on a 500e last month for mostly the same reasons. (Thanks to the Jalopnik community for keeping the resale on that high enough for that to be practical.) So, so much cheaper to drive and it's nearly as much fun. I miss the manual, but I don't miss sitting in stop-and-go with a manual, and the HOV… »
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Credit Suisse Group AG cut its forecast for the euro, saying the Greek debt crisis has dented the 16-nation currency's credibility as a safe alternative to the dollar for many investors.
South Korea's won will post its worst quarter in a year as Europe's financial crisis saps demand for exports, according to Credit Suisse Group AG, the top forecaster.
The yen may slide another 18 percent as the Bank of Japan's efforts to expand the money supply spur domestic investors to shift assets overseas, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
The won climbed to the highest level since August 2008 on speculation South Korean authorities will allow it to appreciate.
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa 's success in weakening the yen may hinge on Ben S. Bernanke .
From coal to iron ore, soaring commodity prices are paving the way for the Australian dollar to rebound from its worst first quarter in five years.
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The Swiss franc strengthened through 1.20 per euro for the first time as investors sought the safest European assets amid mounting concern that European officials will fail to contain Greece's debt crisis.
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Has our favorite on and off-screen couple called it quits?
The Daily Mail reports that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are "on a break" while Rob is off promoting Water For Elephants, but Kristen is "hopeful of a reconciliation." A studio source explains the reasoning behind the split:
"Things have been a bit rocky for a while. They both have hectic work schedules, Rob in particular at the moment, and their phone calls were getting fewer and further in between."
Well, Celebuzz has studio sources too and we are hearing something quite different ...
There is nothing out of the ordinary going on with Rob and Kristen. "They are still together," says our insider. "This is nothing new, they have been apart many times before."
Can't say we are all that surprised. Adds our source:
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Glad to hear it! As if Celebuzz staffers believed the split talk in the first place.
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"Father's Butterflies" is not so much a narrative as an intricate fictional meditation, as if Proust's Marcel were to write on behalf of Stephen Jay Gould -- or, rather, given the tone of the reflections, on behalf of the physicist Paul Davies. Or as if Ada's Part Four, "The Texture of Time," were written not by the novel's narrator, the philosopher Van Veen, but by his sister Ada, the lepidopterist. In the first half of "Father's Butterflies," Fyodor recalls the magical memories of his early love for butterflies and his zeal to learn more about them. He muses on the inadequacy of the Schmetterlingsbücher, the butterfly books, of his childhood, even in his father's astonishing lepidopterological library, until the first tomes of his father's The Butterflies and Moths of the Russian Empire appeared, in 1912. In Fyodor's detailed, rhapsodic description of this four-volume set, and his contrasting it with the deficiencies of existing works, Nabokov imagines his own ideal butterfly guide, anticipating a project he himself would work on in the 1960s, The Butterflies of Europe. Even his loyal publisher, who had mustered an international consortium of co-publishers, hesitated as Nabokov kept expanding plans for a butterfly catalogue that would surpass in detail and design anything yet seen -- until, in 1965, after two years' work, Nabokov abandoned the project rather than run the risk that no one would ever publish something so ambitious. But for Konstantin Godunov money is no object, and the manner and matter of his four resplendent volumes are more uncompromising, more scientifically and artistically luxuriant, than even Nabokov would have dared to dream that a publisher might agree to. The loving homage that Nabokov has Fyodor make to his father's work resembles Borges's haunting descriptions of imaginary worlds through the description of imaginary books, in stories like "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbius Tertius," except that Nabokov's world is part of ours, but a part where nature, science, and art fuse as never before.
The second half of "Father's Butterflies" focuses on a very different work -- a compressed thirty-page summary of Konstantin Godunov's thinking on evolution and butterfly speciation that he writes in a trance of inspired concentration, on the eve of his departure for his fatal last expedition. In this compact treatise he preserves the fruit of a lifetime's hard thought, as if he already knows he will never have another chance. In The Gift, Fyodor had argued, against Chernyshevsky, that art is in some mysterious way prior to life, that there is some strange kind of artfulness behind life, "behind all this, behind the play, the sparkle, the thick, green greasepaint of the foliage." That conviction had developed in him partly through his father's influence, especially his father's fascination with the "magic masks of mimicry." (In the 1950s Nabokov himself would want to write a book on animal and plant mimicry so ambitious in scope that, like the later Butterflies of Europe, it scared off the publisher who had proposed it.) Konstantin Godunov speculates boldly about the origins of species and the origin of the species concept, accepting evolution but rejecting Darwinian natural selection.
Nabokov would later say of Van Veen's section "The Texture of Time" in Ada that he hadn't made up his mind whether he quite agreed with his character's ideas. Had he been asked a similar question of Konstantin Godunov's treatise in 1939, he might have said the same. But in 1940 he began lepidopterological research at the American Museum of Natural History, and in 1941 at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology, and he rapidly became the expert on the Blues. Working on these butterflies in the laboratory, he discovered that nature was even more complicated than he had had Konstantin Godunov imagine. He wrote his scientific papers in a manner that was far removed from the unconstrained speculations of his character's treatise and that proved to be seminal and prescient for researchers in the field even into the late 1990s. Had he already spent years in the laboratory before 1939, Nabokov would almost certainly have given Godunov's reflections a different turn. But as they stand, they offer the most fascinating example in all his works of Nabokov's passion for physical detail and metaphysical scope, for precise natural observation and shimmering supernatural implication.
Brian Boyd is a professor of English at the University of Auckland. His books include the two-volume biography (1990) and (1991). Dmitri Nabokov, a guest professor at the University of California at Berkeley, has been translating his father's work into English since the 1950s. The work by Nabokov in this issue is excerpted from edited and annotated by Brian Boyd and Robert Michael Pyle, with new translations from the Russian by Dmitri Nabokov, to be published this month by Beacon Press.
The Atlantic Monthly; April 2000; Nabokov's Butterflies, Introduction - 00.04; Volume 285, No. 4; page 51-56.
I copy out the following full-blooded, flowing periods (from his preface to the genus Lycaena):
During the blaze of noon, between two sumptuous thunderstorms, the mud of Russian roads serves as a drinking establishment for the male Blues, but not every damp spot is suitable; the intensity of visitation is determined by a certain average saturation of the soil as well as the greater evenness of its surface. On an attractive spot like this, with a round, runny border and a relatively limited diameter (rarely exceeding two feet), a group of butterflies settles at close quarters; if one startles the gathering, it rises en masse and remains suspended in a "sorting" hover over the given spot on the road, descending to it anew with mathematical precision.... Only the air cooling toward evening, or the arrival of clouds, puts an end to the banquet. I have had occasion to observe the presence of one and the same specimen of Meleager's Blue sitting from eleven in the morning until a quarter to six in the evening, when the long shadow of a nearby oak had reached the very spot where, besides my friend and a few other engrossed Blues and a handful of golden adonis, there remained (from three in the afternoon) a small cluster of boyarishnitsa (Black-veined Whites), whose general appearance was reminiscent either of little paper cockerels or a regatta of sailboats heeling this way and that. In all those hours the composition and size of the gathering would vary and more than once I inadvertently shooed away my Meleager while fishing out some trifle I needed from the general heap. Now, with the onset of shade, it would soar with elastic grace and, having chosen a bough to perch on -- a choice not at all typical for Lycaena in a normal state, but quite characteristic as a temporizing maneuver for a butterfly that has left a "drinking place" -- would settle on a Rubus leaf, as if hoping that the dusk and the chill were but the passing influence of a cloud and that, in a moment, one could return. In a few minutes I noticed that it had dozed off; with that, the observation ended.
I would like to cite many more such artistic and scientific sapphires, but I do not know what to pick out -- the account of the extraordinary difficulties (in Volume III) involved in the capture of the salt-marsh [owlet moth] Plusia rosanovi, which darted like lightning from place to place, vanishing each time among the pebbles, so that the only chance of catching it (light fails to lure it) was to take advantage of the split second when, before squirting out, it "came to a boil" at the feet of the stealthy hunter. How lovely it is, by the way, how one's eye is caressed by, the dark-cherry forewing, traversed by a mauve-pink stripe and adorned at its center by the golden emblem of its genus, in this instance a tapering, bowed half-moon -- and if it is hard to render the flowery velvet of the background, what is one to say of the "emblem," which, on the actual moth, resembles a dab of gilt redolent of turpentine, and must therefore be copied (and recopied!) in such a way that the painter's work transmits, besides all the rest, a resemblance to the work of a painter! Or else such trifles, unforgettable for me, as the line referring to a pair of a new species of Acidalia [a former name for the inchworm genus Scopula] "once brought to me by Dr. P. P. Paradizov, who had taken them off a wall in the Astrakhan railroad station on October 11, 1889"? Or the discovery in northern Finland of a stunning blue-black Arctia [a genus of Tiger Moths] covered with slender red figure eights?


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|Yep, wiki tells me that I misremembered 'Morgoth' and that y'all speak the truth.
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|Yep, wiki tells me that I misremembered 'Morgoth' and that y'all speak the truth.
LB, you really are a massive geek.
kalel wrote:Can't see how to be honest, they stuck Frodo in without textual justification and the whole book is crawling with LOTR central figures anyway.
LB, you really are a massive geek.
|I thought him being Sauron was a Silmarillion thing, which they don't have the rights to. But yeah, if it's mentioned in LotR appendices then it's not that.
kalel wrote:It was very long but in DKR's (brief) defence, a lot does happen and it does go at a pretty fast pace.
The Hobbit is just really slow, scenes feel dragged out. It's less that there are too many scenes and they should have cut them out completely, more that those scenes should have been faster and shorter.
|I'm pretty sure that Gandalf will discover that it's Sauron in the next one. It seemed to be building towards that.
|I didn't see anything that hinted Gandalf gave a fuck who it was.
LeoliansBro wrote:Yeah, it was never really written as a narrative - just a bunch of his notes dressed up a bit. I wouldn't bother much either - just read the wiki instead!
The Silmarillion doesn't have anything to do with the 3rd Age anyway, I think.
|Really? That whole plot line was pointing in that direction, I thought. Maybe because I'm so familiar with the books I'm just reading into it though.
The thing about editing is that you don't really have to cut anything major or important. It's about nips and tucks. You can get a three hour film down to two with very little difference to the audience in terms of storytelling. These films are just long to indulge the filmmakers' (Jackson and Nolan) sense of importance, not for the benefit of their audience.
It's really only quite recently that normal Hollywood blockbuster type films have crept towards the three hour mark, and it's no coincidence that it's filmakers that fancy themselves as above the average blockbuster who are making them. I really think they need to get over themselves. Again, there are stories that justify being three hours long, but Batman, King Kong and The Hobbit (a third of it in fact) are not those films.
nickthegun wrote:Is Radagast a baddie? He had one simple job - lead the wargs away from the dwarves. Yet every time the dwarves went somewhere, there was Radagast, leading the wargs back to them.
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LeoliansBro wrote:I think Jackson did fine here. There's Thorin, Liverpool, Porkins, Santa and some others.
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thefilthandthefury wrote:Well, it's the actual plot from the books. They'll get there eventually!
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thefilthandthefury wrote:Gandalf does exactly that and the superfriends of the white council go to bust him up.
Its a kind of pointless addition to be honest. It would have been better for him to be explicitly growing his power insidiously, hinting at it being the long road to the war of the ring, rather than giving them another baddie to fight, just to give gandalf and his bum chums something to do.
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Aargh. wrote:How long a film feels is very much a personal thing. For me, The Hobbit flew by whereas TDKR really dragged. And I loved BB and TDK. TDKR was a massive let down IMHO. As was Prometheus. The Hobbit was the only blockbuster to meet my expectations this year - The Avengers the only one to exceed them!
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@kalel 100% agree. I'm of the opinion that, these days, too many films are much longer than they need to be. Some directors are worse culprits - Nolan and Jackson come to mind. Although, at least Jackson had an excuse (of sorts) with LOTR, having to stay somewhat faithful to the source material. No such excuse for King Kong.
And most of Nolan's stuff is much longer than it needs to be, which affects the pacing, and my enjoyment. It's almost a mark of arrogance, this refusal to cut the fluff out, or even recognise it as such.
Worst of all, though, is Michael bay. Why a film about talking robots needs to be almost 3 fucking hours is beyond me.
|It was quite an achievement that he managed to make a film about giant battling robots so fucktastically boring. The chicago scene seemed to go on forever.
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|Say what you want about The Avengers being Bay-esque; I found it nowhere near as boring or self-indulgent.
|Its because when things werent going bang or punching each other, the people on screen were interesting and engaging, rather than just a pair of shouting twats and a gang of retarded jarheads.
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I can't believe King Kong is as long as Dr Zhivago. Incredible.
I wonder if Jackson regrets only making three films out of LotR in retrospect. It could easily have been nine. Maybe twelve.
|Although, weirdly, he kept the lovely bones reasonably compact, despite it being a turd.
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|King Kong was as much about keeping Weta going post-Rings, from what I hear (and a bit of childhood wish-fulfilment). It kinda had to be a bit grand.
|You could still have kept most of the effects shots even if he had managed to get the story to the island in less than 90 minutes.
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|Ah, maybe. That's probably the childhood wish-fulfilment/being too close to the material end of things. I've never bothered to sit though the entire thing so I didn't quite appreciate how bloated it got!
Again, just nips and tucks could have taken an hour off. He probably could have kept all the effects in and all his "childhood wishes" (I really don't buy that guff for a minute btw, but I'll let it slide).
It's about ego. Thanks to the likes of Zinnerman, Gance and Lean, a long film equals an important film. The likes of Jackson and Nolan like to think they're making important films instead of Hollywood fluff (which is the reality), and so they make their films 3 hours long.
disusedgenius wrote:Honestly, its just insanity. Well over an hour is devoted to Adrien brody just fucking about and giving pointless characterisation to sailors who either die or are never mentioned again.
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|Speaking of Jackson, more people should see his earlier stuff. I'm not just talking about bad taste, but other film fanboy stuff like Forgotten Silver. It's sensational.
Weirdly I thought the pacing was fine, and I'm usually a strong advocate of 'no film needs to be over 2 hours long'.
If anything I thought it was a bit erratic, going from one set piece to another and hardly showing the real passage of time. But, I've said this already, that's pretty much exactly what the book is like too.
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"It would be unfortunate if the readership of this book were confined to those with philosophical interests. For its critique of 'answers' to the problem of evil, ranging from the facile to the bizarre, it should be required reading on pastoral theology courses. For its reminder of the priority of grace over works (instrumentalism) it should be taken to heart by theologians. For its deep piety (something I distinguish from selfserving, effervescent 'spirituality'), it deserves to be read as a devotional work. There are not many recent philosophical works of which all of that can be said." Alan P F Sell, Milton Keynes, ANVIL Volume 22 n°3 2005
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"The Problem of Evil and the Problem of God is a significant work which exposes some discussions of the problem of evil as decadent nonsense." Simon Oliver, TLS, December 9 2005
"This book, then, is an important contribution to the literature on the problem of evil, and is well worth reading. There is a wealth of argument here, and the second part shows a significant development of Phillips' own position." Religious Studies Department, Lancaster University, Philosophical Investigations, Vol 29, No2.
D Z Phillips currently holds the Danforth Chair in Philosophy of Religion at Claremont Graduate University, California and is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus and Rush Rhees Professor Emeritus at the University of Wales, Swansea. As well as currently being engaged in his own writing projects ,D Z Phillips is also the Director of the Rush Rhees and Peter Winch Archives, and editor of the journal 'Philosophical Investigations' and the 'Swansea Series in Philosophy'.
D.Z. Phillips - welcome to the SCM Press website.
You write as a philosopher of religion rather than a theologian. What does
this distinction mean, and why is it important to you?
A theologian is the guardian of the grammar of a Faith, and such is the
citizen of a certain community of ideas. A philosopher, however, contemplates
the world in all its variety in wrestling with questions about the nature of
Are you ever tempted to write a straight theology book?
The latter half of the present book sometimes seems close to that. Some of my
students would like me to write a book of religious essays (not so much
theological essays). If the latter part of the book seems close to that, it is
because I am exploring religious examples which I believe are worthy of
attention, examples which do not receive the attention they deserve in the
philosophical literature.
You give the impression in this book that you think the bulk of mainstream
analytic philosophy of religion is barking up the wrong tree. Is that a fair
I make my claims in relation to discussions of the problem of evil. If
I did not think they were fair I would not have made them. I think the trouble
is a more general one, too, in the philosophy of religion. Much of my work has
been concerned with that as is my new book, due out in November, Religion and
Friendly Fire.
What harm do you think bad philosophy of religion does?
As I said, in relation to the problem of evil, bad philosophy betrays the
sufferings people endure and obscures the character of deeper religious and
non-religious reactions to them.
What do you think the proper role of a philosopher of religion is?
The book is about 'The problem of evil'. When we're faced with terrible
evils, what help can a philosopher of religion offer? 5+6. I think I've already
answered these questions. I can elaborate by saying that we need to be rescued
from the assumption that we must discuss evil in the context of some kind of
When we're faced with such evils, what difference can an intelligent
Christian faith make?
It can rescue us from the assumption mentioned in my last answer.
Who have been the biggest influences on your writing?
Rush Rhees, Wittgenstein and Peter Winch in philosophy. Kierkegaard and
Simone Weil in religion.
Are there any theologians writing at the moment whose work fits well with
the kind of philosophy you write?
I'm not all that knowledgeable in this context, but Fergus Kerr and
Ingolf Dalferth spring to mind.
Most importantly - a question I've long wanted to ask: What does the Z
stand for?
It refers to Zephaniah. There's no Z in the Welsh language, so I
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