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|My grandmother gave me this tea set before she passed away. The only information I have is that my grandfather may have acquired it while fighting in WWII. I have searched the internet until my eyes have crossed, looking at marks. Any information, or even tips on where to look, are greatly appreciated! See 'useful link' for pictures :)
Thank you!
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|It might help if you knew which theater your grandfather served in. Was it Europe, Italy, North Africa, south Pacific or the Orient? The lid of the teapot seems decorated with a stylized script. The teapot handle is unusual and diagnostic. Are there 2 of these handles, or only the one? The one shown is for a right-hand pour.
|Could it be Korean? or are you fairly sure it's Japanese? The reason I ask is that handle configuration is more usual in a Korean tea set.
That pattern is ringing some sort of a bell in my head.....just can't quite remember where I have seen it.
Linda C
|No it isn't. It's a typical Japanese handle style for pots made to serve green tea. The hollow handle keeps it cool. I suspect it's a commonality of most older Asian teapots.
Kyusu means teapot in Japanese (short, sweet, to the point). They brew and serve green tea either in a tea ceremony or just for drinking customarily. They are dissimilar from regular teapots because their handle protrudes from the side or back of the pot in a straight, horn-like manner. This is very unique compared to European style teapots.
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|@jemdandy: There is only one handle, and I know for sure he was in Normandy and Vienna, but I don't know if he served anywhere else. He received the purple heart for rescuing a friend, but was badly injured in the process, so I think they sent him home fairly quickly. That entire side of my family has passed away, so I'm having trouble getting information.
Thank you everyone so very much for the input. What great tips and starting points!
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I am assuming ( and I know one should never do that) that you are talking about 'disclosure'?
Yet , many are 'assuming' it will be in a certain fashion and we say that it may be of a surprising the way in which it is delivered. And this is why we say to you to 'listen to your Truth'. For the Truth to begin with shall not be presented in the way that would benefit the whole.
Oh dear!! And will that eventually be corrected?
That will depend on how many chose to BE IN THEIR TRUTH. Without doubt it is most favorable that it may easily be corrected. It is not that it cannot be so. BUT THE TRUTH IS .... THE TRUTH. And this is where so many of you will come into your own understanding. A time when you will KNOW your purpose in a way that you have been yearning for. There is to be a mixture of events occurring at the one time ...
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The Truth is that we live in a Pyramidal system where most of the population is in the bottom and the top always has been ran by the same group of families we have came to a point were we have to decide what kind of future we want for humanity and the planet, its up to YOU to do something about the fraudulent racist xenophobist classicist greedy pollutant system.
please investigate for your self and don't believe blindly everything you see
there are other independent groups trying to show the truth.
i have put some more interesting links in my channel
here is another video i have about the lies of the big pharmacist and the FLU HOAX
and one of the many many many many evidences that got out from the shadow governments
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Some of the people that support Disclosure and have evidence/experience of the ET/UFO and suppressed technology:
-Dr.Paul Czysz
Professor of
Aeronautical Engineering
-Dr.Carol Rosin
Corporate Mandager
Farchild Induestries
United States
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Mary Rodwell is Australia's leading authority on extraterrestrial phenomena, her son Chris Rodwell is a vet, a man of science and self-confessed alien skeptic -- their relationship has reached a critical point and something has to give.
Mary's beliefs led to the breakdown of her marriage and left a teenage Chris with some emotional scars, so the topic comes with baggage. Packing nothing but an open mind, Chris has agreed to enter Mary's world via a road trip traversing Australia in order for her to attempt to convince him that the truth really is "out there" and that aliens exist, or she must never discuss the subject with him again.
Mary plans to leave no stone unturned in her efforts to convince Chris. They will meet a host of colorful characters from alien contactees to skeptical scientists. They will take part in a heated debate with university professors, put key witnesses under pressure with polygraph tests and scour the country for concrete evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Along the way they will argue until they are blue in the face about who is right, and for Mary, this really is her last chance to prove to Chris that she hasn't gone loopy and that there really are other beings in the sky above. This is the search for the truth to save a relationship.
(I have had to removed the video as it was taken off youtube)
Reported June the 27th at South Field, near Alton Priors, Wiltshire...a Swallow releasing ascension codes?
I am feeling that the time is upon us to really get focused and do this,we say things like when the student is ready the teacher will come and it is not up to us to push others and make them think like us, I understand that and I understand free will, but I also feel that we need to be responsible which means the ability to respond.
Our leaders can only be who they are and they are a reflection of the people, it is our consiousness that is reflected.
I am going to turn this post into a flyer so that we can print it out and give it out or even put it in the papers, I don't know, but I'll leave it on the front of the site and keep working on it as I think of what it needs to have on it. Love,light and manifestation!!!!!
Blessings Kerrie/Zoolithe
We need to be informed as to what is happening but stay in our love and our light and acept as White Cloud says All is as it should be, this is the way we can energetically shift victim and survial consiouness not by feeding it with it's own negitive energy.
Words of wisdom from White Cloud
In your world there are many lost souls. Automatically, when you are watching
your electrical box, you see a picture of a particular violent incident and you
condemn. If you learn to give Love to these souls who have created the violence,
then that is the way to rid your world of the terrors that lie within it. When you see
a murderer, or a very darkened soul that has abused children perhaps, ones
automatic thought is to say 'I'd kill him if I found him, lock him up'…. Do you
not see that all negative thoughts are being sent to him on mass? As some of you
may be aware, a thought when it is concentrated upon, is an energy, which
becomes a reality. If you want your world to be one that is a paradise in your head
and your dreams, do not think of ridding your environment of these souls. Can you
imagine what the effect would be if all on mass, that were watching in their homes,
sent that darkened soul Love? Surely that would be the better option of the two.
We need facts like:
1. crop circles
2. credible people who are heart focused like Dr.Steve Greer on disclosure not head focused creating from fear and survival
3. info on interdimensional travel how they get here when at the speed of light it would take them 250million years
4. How they communicate
5. Why are they here (2012)
This footage was filmed in 2004 over mexico by military personnel who were looking for drug smugglers flying private planes they thought they had something when this happened, they managed to capture on film this amazing encounter with upto 11 ufo's whilst flying in there aircraft, this footage has since become very famous and mexico even came out to the public and admitted the story was very true and are now taking the ufo issue very seriously. The footage speaks for itself!!! Check out my many other videos at http://uk.youtube.com/user/Ufohunter
Dr. Steven Greer presents "Contact & Disclosure: The Final Sequence" at the European Exopolitics Summit 2009. This is the presentation that triggered the interview/debate between Dr. Greer and Kerry Cassidy/Bill Ryan of projectcamelot.org the following day.
Steven M. Greer, MD is the Founder and Director of the Disclosure Project. Dr. Greer is an emergency physician and former chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Caldwell Memorial Hospital in North Carolina. In addition to heading the Disclosure Project, he has also been supervising a world-wide search for alternative energy sources, specifically those known as zero-point or over-unity devices with the plan to identify and develop systems which will eliminate the need for fossil fuels.
Dr. Greer is the author of several books including "Hidden Truth -- Forbidden Knowledge," in which he relates his own personal experiences with extraterrestrial peoples and the unfolding of cosmic awareness since his childhood - from his sighting of a UFO at an early age, to his amazing near-death experience at age 17, to his unraveling of the secret cabal running the illegal transnational energy and UFO -- related projects, to his meetings with a CIA Director, US Senators, heads of state and royalty.
As Director of The Disclosure Project, Dr. Greer presided over The Disclosure Project Press Conference from the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Over 20 military, government, intelligence, and corporate witnesses presented compelling testimony regarding the existence of extraterrestrial life forms visiting the planet, and the reverse engineering of the energy and propulsion systems of these craft. Over 1 billion people heard of the press conference through webcast and subsequent media coverage on BBC, CNN, CNN Worldwide, Voice of America, Pravda, Chinese media, and media outlets throughout Latin America. The webcast had 250,000 people waiting online - the largest webcast in the history of the National Press Club.
Dr. Greer has met with and provided briefings for senior members of government, military, and intelligence operations in the United States and around the world, including senior CIA officials, Joint Chiefs of Staff, White House staff, senior members of Congress and congressional committees, senior United Nations leadership, and diplomats and senior military officials in the United Kingdom and Europe. He has been seen and heard by millions worldwide on the Larry King Show, CBS, the BBC, NTV in Japan and has made dozens of radio and television appearances.
The X-Conference is pleased to welcome Investigative Reporter Dr. Steven Greer
The X-Conference is produced by X-PPAC (Extraterrestrial Phenomena Political Action Committee) and The Paradigm Research Group, who's mission is to educate Congress, the Press and the Public about the Government imposed "Truth Embargo" and to bring about formal acknowledgment by the U. S. Government of an Extraterrestrial presence engaging the Human Race - Full Disclosure. UFOTV is pleased to present all of the presentations that were given by all the invited speakers at each of the X-Conference events over the years.
We apologize for the commercials during this online presentation. As stated on our main channel page, the advertising revenue from this program helps to cover the heavy production costs of putting on the yearly X-Conference event.
DVDs from this historic and ongoing X-Conference event are available from UFOTV: Go to http://www.UFOTV.com. Keyword - "X-Conference"
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Allien Bases around the WORLD!!!
From UFOTV®, accept no imitations. In an address to the United Nations on September 21, 1987, President Ronald Reagan stated, "I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world." Why would President Reagan have made such a profound statement about the possible reality of alien life in outer space? What did Ronald Reagan really know about extraterrestrials? An alleged internet briefing transcript gives an astounding glimpse of how newly elected President Reagan, in 1981, learned of our government's decades old secret involvement with the ET issue from CIA Director, William Casey and select advisers. Researcher, Jim Nichols shares a synopsis of this transcript's shocking revelations...!
Thanks James have you seen this?
Published on 14 Mar 2013
"If the Congress won't do its job, the people will."
Paradigm Research Group has raised one million dollars toward producing and documenting thirty hours of testimony over five days from forty Disclosure witnesses before former members of the United States Congress.
A Citizen Hearing on Disclosure of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race will be held in Washington, DC April 29 to May 3, 2013 at the National Press Club. The event hotel for the witnesses, hearing members, special guests and attendees will be the Washington Plaza.
A documentary based around the Citizen Hearing will be produced by PRG and Just Cause Entertainment and marketed for full theatrical distribution.
for more please go to.http://www.paradigmresearchgroup.org/....
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Add a simple and elegant embellishment to your electric firebox with the Dimplex 33 Inch Flush Mount Mantel (BM33CM). The pre-primed MDF mantel can be painted to match any interior color scheme, and the marble-look inset surround adds a touch of sophistication. Included mounting brackets help with safe and easy installation, and the flush design looks seamless against the wall. Create the look of an authentic fireplace with a Dimplex firebox and the flush mounting mantel to add an instantly cozy and inviting feel to your living space.
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Early notes from practice:
- Paul Soliai and Michael Egnew were the only players completely absent.
- Dannell Ellerbe stretched but went to side with trainer. Rookie Jelani Jenkins started in his place in team drills.
- Dimitri Patterson, who hasn't played since Week 1, returned to team drills after watching the beginning of practice from the sideline.
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It's amazing how relaxing running a race in your hometown is. You get to stay in your own place, so there are no worries about noisy hotel rooms. You can plan all your pre-race meals perfectly, and you know precisely how to get to the start line. It makes the whole race feel much more like another run-of-the-mill Sunday run. And so it was with the Heidelberg half marathon. A race that begins a mere 350m from my front door, and finishes less than 150m from it. It's as local as it is possible to get!
|The finish line, 150m from my flat
The day before was almost perfect. I went shopping, and bought all the necessary ingredients for my favourite pre-race evening meal (pasta, pesto, salad and garlic bread) and my pre-race breakfast (a choice of either marmite on toast or chocolate muesli, and a banana on the side). I picked up my race number from UniPlatz, and then relaxed with a bit of True Detective as I inhaled my dinner. The only negative: I'd been struggling with some sort of cold/allergies/Sahara-smog-induced-asthma most of the week, and was feeling particularly snotty all day. I wasn't feeling as bad as I had midweek though, which I hoped was a sign that, whatever this was, it was on its way out. Unfortunately, there was no way of knowing that for sure until the following morning. BUILDS DRAMATIC TENSION…
Aaaaaaand I was fine. Well, still snotty, but not sick. Huzzah! Because, believe you me, the last thing you want when you're facing ~400m of climb over 21.1km is a cold. Or any kind of sickness, really. It is decidedly not cool.
After waking up and realising I wasn't sick, the rest of the morning felt very relaxed as I ate breakfast and got ready. Part of this was the 'local race' aspect, which allowed me to pee dozens of times without having to queue before heading to the start line. The other aspect was the nature of the race itself. The Heidelberg half is not a PB race, owing to the RIDICULOUS HILLS. There are 3 in total. The 1st is the highest. The 2nd is the steepest and the 3rd (feels like) the LONGEST HILL IN EXISTENCE. In short, not a quick route. Which, for me, takes all the pressure off! Pacing is no longer an issue. All I wanted was to finish.
In my opinion, the start was well organised. But then, I'm local so I can't say how accurate that statement is. But I easily met up with my other running buddies, Melissa (who had just returned from Chile 12 hours ago, had a cold AND hadn't been training), Luis (an Iron Man), Casey (a very talented first timer) and Mandy (Casey's marathon-running sister, who paced him). It was a staggered start, and ours was the last, but at 9:30 sharp we set off, running the flat 7km through town that would lead us to the 3 hills.
|Casey, me, Ben Luis and Melissa before the race - taken by Mandy
The first part went fine. It was a really warm day, but it was early enough that the heat wasn't oppressive. I started running with Melissa, and we caught up on a week of lost gossip during the flat opening. Running through the Altstadt in Heidelberg is a really impressive way to start a trail race. When we reached the Alte brücke, some Chinese people running the race alongside us just gasped, and Melissa and I were reminded just how beautiful this city is. As we reached the first hill, sick, out of shape Melissa shot off with impressive speed, leaving me behind to continue my race alone.
|Me, about to run over the Alte brücke
|A view of the Alte brücke on a different day
The first hill takes you up the Philosophenweg, which starts off pretty steep, then gently winds its way up to 200m above the town, the highest elevation on the route, after about 3.5 km. The route here is really pretty, taking you above the river to an impressive view of the part-ruined castle opposite, before bringing you into the woods. The crowd support up here is also excellent, especially considering the hike people have to make to get there. Up until you move into the proper trails, people are lining the path, cheering you on with gusto. In general, throughout the event the support is fantastic, with people playing you music, handing out food and drink at unofficial stations (including beer), singing, clapping and high fiving. It's really impressive, and very encouraging to the weary runner.
|A view over town from the Philosophenweg (not taken on race day, but the week before)
Just after the 10km marker, you reach the summit of the first hill. For me, this felt like a huge milestone. Firstly, you're halfway round. Secondly, this is the highest elevation you will reach, so after that, the rest is small potatoes (obviously, this isn't true, but that doesn't matter at the time). After this, you run down hill for a couple of km, which should be equivalent to a rest. But for me, it was not. For I suddenly developed one of those gut-busting stitches that nothing other than waiting for it to pass can seemingly fix. It was awful. And to happen when I finally earned a break? CRUEL!
|About to hit the top of the first hill. Person not to scale.
The thing that seemed to cure the stitch was the next hill. The STEEP HILL. Apparently, the pain of the stitch couldn't compete with the agony of this ascent. So, a win..? This hill really is something. If you're not prepared for it, I feel like it could break your spirit. It's not long (only 350m) but the climb is 50m, which is really quite a lot. The support beefs up here though (probably due to the proximity to a local brewery), so there's plenty of encouragement to get you to the top. Half way up this hill, I paused to take a quick picture of the view over the river (and to catch my breath) before continuing on to the top, where you're rewarded with water and isotonic drink before cruising back down to the town.
|Taken during my brief break on hill 2
For me, this middle, flat part is somewhat hard to remember or focus on. I found it sort of tough, because my legs seemed to have become accustomed to hill running, and they were not quite sure what to do on the flat. Basically, I just want to get to that FINAL HILL as soon as possible, so I could run to the top, and then start my final descent to the finish. But my legs couldn't push like I wanted them to.
Finally though, I reached that hill… THAT FINAL HILL. It's only 125m of up over 3km (compared to 200m of up over 3.5 km for the first hill) but, as it begins at ~16.5km, it feels like the LONGEST, HIGHEST THING you have ever, EVER run. After the first few hundred metres, the gradient drops off, the pain in your legs and lungs lessens, and it suddenly feels much more manageable. And, here the support is as good as ever. At one point, a particularly exuberant German lady high fived me SO HARD, she almost spun me round!
After 3km (and just after the first proper beer stand, which I declined), FINALLY you start to come down hill for the last time, sound-tracked by an INSANELY good teenage drummer who is independently set up on the roadside. He was also out playing last year, and drums an excellent rhythm to roll downhill to. And once you're down, it's only about 500m to the finish, which flies by (especially when already-finished-speedsters Melissa and Luis are there to cheer you along, followed by friends and spectators, Amy and Remco). And, this year I had the added joy of overtaking a number of people towards the finish, which I felt pretty great about. And then, it was done! I had finished! And while I was tired, I didn't feel quite as much like I was going to die as I had only 4 weeks earlier in Cambridge (a pancake flat course). Wunderbar! All I had to do now was return my shoe-chip and reclaim my 25 euro deposit…
Which was a NIGHTMARE. For some reason, the event crams the meeting point, all the food and drink stands, the award ceremonies, some random tents AND the chip return point into an area that's basically equivalent to the size of my one bedroom flat. After running 21.1 km, the last thing you really want to be doing is fighting through dense crowds of people. If I could change anything about this event, it would be this. It was so awful, and at times, I feared I wouldn't make it out alive. But, I did. For I am a true survivor! Then, I limped the 150m home, had a quick shower, and headed to Marktplatz for beers in the sunshine. Where I seem to have sunburnt just the left side of me. Which is cool, right? The two-tone look is going to be in this summer, I hear J
|Post-race beer in the sun. Perfect!
The winning time this year was 1:14:44. My time was 2:17:02, which was 10 minutes faster than last years attempt, but 16 minutes lower than I finished in Cambridge 4 weeks ago. All in all, I felt pretty excellent about it. All my running buddies did fantastically, with Iron Man Luis coming in at 1:45, First-Timer Casey and Mandy at 2:04 and "I'm sick and unfit" Melissa at 2:06. All in all, great success! J


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It should come as a surprise to no ones that the Apple iPad completely dominates the tablet computer market right. After nearly a decade of availability, Windows-based tablets have never gained much traction except for a some vertical markets like healthcare. Meanwhile, Android-based tablets have gotten a lot of press in recent months but only a handful cheap, underpowered, off-brand units have actually made it to market. As a result, the iPad currently accounts for 95.5 percent of tablet sales, according to data from Strategy Analytics.
The first really serious challenger from the Android camp is the new Samsung Galaxy Tab, which is just going on sale in Europe now and coming to North America in the next couple of weeks. The Samsung will be followed by Android, WebOS and Blackberry entries in the coming months. By the end of the first quarter of 2011 we should have a better idea if anyone can really challenge Apple in this segment.
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Which Namespace should questionable content (porn) go into?:
1 Nanoline, Sun, 13th Nov '11 10:22:27 AM from New York
Knowing The Wrong ThingsI'm attempting to make a page for the Japanese Gameshow porno series "Quiz Rape Shock" (think Who Wants To Be A Millionaire with a heaping dose of Japan's usual crack and a rollercoaster), but I can't figure out which namespace to put it under. Figuring out how to make a new page for it in the first place is confusing enough o_O Editting is a lot easier than making a new page here it seems. I have an image (work-safe), descriptions, tropes in mind, etc, but I need to know how to put this together - it's my first time making a new page.
The More You Know...
I'm an Irene!There is no special namespace for Game Shows in general. Not at this time. Use Main for now. I don't think we have one for Live Action TV either.(which almost, if not all, would fall under anyway, then again, there's probably a few non-LAT versions)
If its a live action show, it goes in the Series/ namespace. Doesn't matter if its porn or what.
4 Madrugada, Sun, 13th Nov '11 7:10:10 PM Relationship Status: In season
With Mod Hat OnWhat Discar said. Live action TV shows go in the Series. namespace.
...if you dont love youre dead, and if you do, theyll kill you for it.
5 feotakahari, Sun, 13th Nov '11 9:20:51 PM from Looking out at the city
Fuzzy Orange DoomsayerPut it on the Explicit Content index as well.
That's Feo . . . He's a disgusting, mysoginistic, paedophilic asshat who moonlights as a shitty writer—Something Awful
6 Nanoline, Wed, 16th Nov '11 11:00:56 PM from New York
Knowing The Wrong ThingsShould it go into series even if it's not an actual series? What I mean by this is that it's not a television series. Seven were made between 2002 and 2008, released on DVD, it's kind of like a bunch of OV As in an anime in comparison.
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Put the Public Back in Schools
It's been more than a decade since the Kettering Foundation's David Matthews wrote his provocative book, Is There A Public For Public Schools? It was one of a number of mid-90s treatises exploring the growing disconnect between citizens and their civic institutions—local governments, health care, schools, or in one much talked-about study, bowling leagues. Matthews' conclusion was that the public and the public schools were moving apart, that "the historic compact between them was in danger of dissolving."
He called for investment in a "healthier public life," healthy communities with a shared commitment to common work, even on issues where there's disagreement. While the connection may not seem clear at first, he argued that public schools cannot exist without publics. Matthews revisited that theory last year in Reclaiming Public Education by Reclaiming Our Democracy. Little has changed, he found. Citizens and school leaders, professional educators and policymakers are still talking past each other. The answer remains the same: reclaim public education with democratic self-government and citizen engagement. Which begs the question, do we see evidence of such healthy public-building here?
It's a legitimate question, because we see many of the same challenges. Yet we are fiercely proud of our schools—and with good reason. Public education in Wisconsin, with few exceptions outside the absurdly difficult Milwaukee system, is excellent, especially in the greater Madison region. We have a lot of dedicated administrators, talented teachers and smart, successful kids. We even manage to pass a referendum from time to time.
There are real and significant problems and issues. Not all kids succeed. Not all parents feel invited into the schools or welcome when they get there. Too many state lawmakers have not only made dumb budget decisions, they've made public education into a public sport for political reasons.
Yet in spite of those challenges, or perhaps because of them, there are encouraging indications of a growing public for public schools. First of all, it's impossible to overstate the United Way of Dane County's importance in fostering grassroots public support for schools. Through its leadership of the "Schools of Hope" effort, thousands of volunteers have been marshaled to tutor kids and close the achievement gap. If Matthews needs a glimmer of hope for restoring public support for schools, he'll find it here. United Way will need to sustain the effort, and it has so far. In fact, it has expanded the program to Sun Prairie and Verona and has created "Pre-Schools of Hope," which may be the most hopeful of all. United Way's "Born Learning" initiative is designed to engage the community in preparing children and families to succeed in school from birth. Amen.
Then there's the Foundation for Madison Public Schools. While the Foundation doesn't make up for the lack of public support—and it never will—it is an important complement. Its initial roots were teachers, especially retired teachers, who were committed to supporting our schools. It's grown to include the business community and philanthropists, who believe schools are critical to our region's future.
And speaking of the business community, it was an energizing and important moment when the Collaboration Council, in discussing its regional economic development initiative, entertained a suggestion to include public education as a quality-of-life benchmark. Talk about building a public for public schools.
With that, we invite your consideration of our rating the high schools issue. Not everyone likes the idea, but we think we've nailed it. Mary Erpenbach's research and reporting was thorough and fair. Our contributing writers provide depth and context. And what we found may very likely contribute to a renewed public for public schools. That's our hope.
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GamesCom show floor report: LittleBigPlanet PSP
Loads of LittleBigPlanet stuff has come out of GamesCom. The water stuff, the confirmation of the GoTY edition, the PSP version…it was LittleBigPlanet Central over at the Sony booth, apparently. To show you just how much LBP was packed in, James Shepherd , the development director at Cambridge Studios, is featured in the video past […]0
Bungie: Halo: Reach will be our last injection into the Halo trilogy
Bungie's community manager Brian Jarrard has told VG247 that Halo: Reach will be the final game the studio does on the "current" Halo trilogy. He confirmed it would be a standalone game and that it is a prequel. "For now Reach is definitely our next big thing, and it doesn't really fit into the Halo […]1
Kojima: Peace Walker will take "hundreds of hours to complete"
Speaking in Konami's latest issue of the company's internal magazine, MGS creator Hideo Kojima has said Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker will "require hundreds of hours to complete". He also reiterates that the team from Metal Gear Solid 4 will be seriously involved with the game as well as himself. "The main team from MGS4 […]4
BlizzCon 2009: Liveblog starting soon - don't miss it
BlizzCon should be starting soon, and we are pumped! Nathan is in Anaheim now, getting ready to see all things Blizzard. We are liveblogging the opening ceremony, and you should check it out here. It will be blizzerific.5
Command & Conquer 4 gets a subtitle, known as Tiberium Twilight
EA's announced at a GamesCom event in Cologne that Command & Conquer 4 will be subtitled. It'll now be known as Command & Conquer 4: Tiberuim Twilight. And that's all she wrote. It's out in 2010 for the PC. Via IncGamers.4
Bungie: Halo: Reach "in development right since the end of Halo 3"
Halo: Reach has been in development since development ended on Halo 3. That's what Bungie's Brian Jarrard told VG247 at GamesCom. The community manager made the admission as he was talking to us about Halo 3: ODST and how life hasn't changed much since the studio became an independent studio again after breaking away from […]6
Bungie: ODST "has been a different product"
Bungie's Brian Jarrard has told VG247 at GamesCom that Halo 3: ODST, in between having an E3 2008 reveal being pulled at the last minute, an accidental reveal from senior vice president of Xbox, Don Mattrick and a name change from Halo 3: Recon, has been "a different product". "Yeah, ODST has been a different […]0
Naughty Dog: Uncharted 2 will be 40% puzzle solving, 60% action
Naughty Dog has said that Uncharted 2 will consist of about 40 percent puzzle-solving elements and 60 percent action. However, that being said, the developers want you to focus more on the pacing, exploration, and action as the puzzles solving will be more subtle and seamlessly integrated. "I think gamers are going to notice that […]8
House: Sony is "head to head with Microsoft"
SCEE boss Andrew House has admitted that Sony is going "head to head" right now with Microsoft. Speaking to MCV, House said that the PS3 and PSPgo does have a fighting chance of taking on the Xbox 360. "We've competing very seriously, head-to-head, with Microsoft in Europe right now," said House, going further to say […]9
Exclusive: Bungie discusses Halo 3: ODST with VG247 at GamesCom
Interview by Patrick Garratt. During GamesCom, Bungie's community manager Brian Jarrard and director of cinematics CJ Cowan sat down with VG247 to talk a bit about all things Halo. The guys also spoke a bit about the split from Microsoft, why Reach does not fit into the Halo trilogy,and how ODST is a new way […]5
Exclusive: VG247 talks Mass Effect 2 with associate producer Jesse Houston
Interview by Patrick Garratt. Mass Effect 2 associate producer Jesse Houston sat down with VG247 during GamesCom to talk a bit about the game that everyone and their kitten is gagging to get their tiny paws on. Seems the game has double the amount of physical content of the first one, combat is much smoother […]4
House: PS3 Slim won't be in short demand
SCEE bossman Andrew House has said to MCV that, despite fears from Amazon it'll be in short demand, the PS3 Slim won't be receiving shortages at it's release. "There are trucks and trailers leaving right now – it's on the road," said House. "I will make a prediction there – I don't think we will […]5
Watch Bramwell and McDonald batter balls and race cars in Natal video
You've seen Minkley destroy a PS3 demo pod as well as make off with a PS3 Slim, but to cap it off, there's this. Watch Eurogamer editor, Tom Bramwell and VG247′s GC livetext supergirl, Keza McDonald, play both Ricochet and Burnout Paradise with Project Natal alongside creative director, Kudo Tsunoda. Through here and you'll find your […]2
Yamauchi: GT5 will be out shortly after GT PSP
Polyphony Digital boss and the father of GT, Kazunouri Yamauchi has confirmed that Gran Turismo 5 will be released shortly after GT PSP. Right now, they are working hard on the PSP edition of the game, but they are aiming to have it out after the release of GT PSP on October 1, speaking in an […]13
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Kojima: Peace Walker will take "hundreds of hours to complete"
BlizzCon 2009: Liveblog starting soon – don't miss it
Command & Conquer 4 gets a subtitle, known as Tiberium Twilight
Bungie: Halo: Reach "in development right since the end of Halo 3″
Bungie: ODST "has been a different product"
Naughty Dog: Uncharted 2 will be 40% puzzle solving, 60% action
House: Sony is "head to head with Microsoft"
Exclusive: Bungie discusses Halo 3: ODST with VG247 at GamesCom
Exclusive: VG247 talks Mass Effect 2 with associate producer Jesse Houston
House: PS3 Slim won't be in short demand
Watch Bramwell and McDonald batter balls and race cars in Natal video
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English FFXIII demo will be new, 360 development 70% finished
Heavy Rain to feature thirteen voice languages, five more in subtitles
Napoleon: Total War announced by Sega
GameStop to ship PS3 Slim from August 25th
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EA legacy franchises could make a return, eventually
Blur gets release dates for November, new screens
Dead To Rights: Retribution screens released from GamesCom
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Ubisoft and EA Games praise "awesome" price cut for PS3
Capcom: It might be worthwhile for us to work on MH3 for PS3/360
Star Wars: The Old Republic GamesCom booth shots
FFXIV: "Discussions" with Microsoft holding up 360 version
Open beta for MAG kicks off September 17
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I'm currently building a system based on 2 x FirePro 2460 quad displayport cards.
Just got to install multipoint server on it which I will do this afternoon.
I am using D-Link powered 7 port usb hubs and logitech usb headsets.
Has anyone had much luck with dual quad cards in multipoint 2011. I'm looking at either 2x ATI 5570 or 2 x Matrox M9140 (prefer the matrox as it comes with all the adaptors!).
Also be interested to know what USB audio/USB multimedia hub's people have managed to get to work with these. I'm also looking at remotefx capable thin clients and dell seems to be a good bet right now with the fx170. Anyone got experience on this, will show thanks via a pint (ermm coffee lol!)
I'm currently building a system based on 2 x FirePro 2460 quad displayport cards.
Just got to install multipoint server on it which I will do this afternoon.
I am using D-Link powered 7 port usb hubs and logitech usb headsets.
Thanks ben, we're also considering looking at Ncomputing L300's as well. VeryPc just sent me their four card setup which does 8 units. I'm thinking of doing 8 units, 3 USB and two ethernet or 5 ethernet. However I'd like to take advantage of remotefx however there pitching the L300 as just as good. So i'm a little bit stuck on which to buy now haha!
My deployments are consisting of.
HP Z210 workstation with 1 x FirePro 2460 supporting 4 clients.
Custom built i7 16GB Ram 60GB SSD PC with 2 x Firepro 2460 supporting 8 clients each.
I am also looking into usb clients for areas like the library and the HP T100 is available at a good price atm circa £65
mbhmirc (8th August 2011)
Dell have a whitepaper on this where they use the magic control tech clients instead you can see it here: http://i.dell.com/sites/content/busi...l-optiplex.pdf
it's for the older version but it's a fairly decent guide. Just looking at the l300's on youtube now...
plexer (8th August 2011)
Interesting shame the hubs they are using aren't powered and they also don't seem to be available in the uk.
I'm using the FirePro 2460 which presents 4 x mini display port connectors, 4 x mini dp to dp adaptors, 4 x Upto 5m DP cable, 4 x Sapphire DP to DVI Active adaptors.
So I can get to around 6m from the host with my direct graphics connected solution.
The usb over ethernet ones they do look intresting as well. Apparently they own the license for it. I might email them and see if their's any UK disti's.
Just to confirm that my custom build machine with twin quad firepro cards does indeed drive 8 dvi monitors.
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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How I did it: I had a lot of old pics that I wouldn't trust with anyone, so I purchased a Canon scanner, scanned them all and am VERY happy that I now have them on CD :D Read how I did it… 5 years ago
How I did it: I was really worried about losing all my photos or something happening to them so I started scanning them on my home scanner. This took ages and i lost momentum. I searched the internet and found somewhere who scanned photos. I posted all the photos i wanted scanned and they were back in 3 days with a backup DVD. The company was www.scanero.com, i would recommend them. Read how I did it… 6 years ago
I actually started doing this a month or so ago, and I need to get myself in gear and actually do it. I finally got a DVD burner for the laptop, so that should help a bit. Be able to get more pictures on one disc than with CD, so I'm not having to scan a few, burn to CD, scan a few more. I should just set a goal of doing a few each day… 9 years ago
I would like to go through my pictures and put them on a C D and D V D they will last along time that way. 9 years ago
I have done just what you are trying to do. First try a free software called Momento Express which you can download for free HERE. And then once you get the feel for the software you can upgrade to the full version which burns DVD's at the same website. Bookmark it! 9 years ago


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Sharpshooters take aim at Rock Creek Park deer
Return the Balance of Nature
I can't believe they are taking the shoot em up attitude of the wild west. When will these gun slingers understand that mother nature knows best? Wolves are actually indigenous to the Rock Creek National Park area.
It worked in Yellowstone, it worked in Idaho and Montana and Wyoming which used to be a devastated wasteland and via wolf reintroduction have turned into a garden of Eden complete with beavers (in the Canadian sense of the word) songbirds, butterflies and all manner of pretty things.
Jamie has an office in NW DC, she could spend her lunch hour communing with her favorite species.
Learn about deer
Sorry. What works in Yellowstone and the Rocky Mountain States doesn't work in suburbia. Everyone loves deer, but few love them enough to learn about them.


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Opening up a 1962 ranch
February 24, 2013 in Before & After
Our 1962 ranch was dark, choppy, and impractical for life with young kids. We loved the location (intown Atlanta) and our wooded lot and wanted to capitalize on the views. With a talented team of architects and builders, we transformed our dreary space into a light-filled dream.
Kelli Kaufer Designs
Beautiful kitchen space!
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Interiors International, Inc.
Great job!
1 Like February 24, 2013 at 8:38AM
Thank you! Duplicate picture there, intended to include a "bar" shot.
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nFORMAL design
Sweet...are we all invited to the housewarming party? Haha.
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Brown Bros. Masonry
Don't even know where to begin! Love everything about this kitchen. Amazing transformation!
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Andee Photography Fine Art And Digital Design
The kitchen is to die for, that is so pretty! :)
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Grace Reed
Wow! Congratulations. And it blends so well with the rest of your beautiful home.
1 Like March 5, 2013 at 11:38AM
Outstanding! Beautiful work. Stunning. :)
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This is stunning.. would love to know how much the budget was for this renovation.
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Reico Kitchen & Bath
Beyond words! What a transformation! Enjoy!
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Angela Richards
About to start a renovation to my own kitchen. Just moved in 2 weeks ago. It's a 1960 Rancher. My husband and i are currently meeting with contractors. Would you mind sharing what your budget was.
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A couple have asked about budget and this was really a whole-house renovation, opening up the living, dining, kitchen, and den and adding the screened porch as living space - new windows and doors all around. The kitchen portion of the project (including bar area and a pantry not seen in the pix) was approx 75K (not factoring in design fees).
Nancy Hehmann
Love it,
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Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design
Light filled dream is right! You did an amazing job - nice choices - very magazine-looking!
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What is the size of your island ? Love it!
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Sherrie Moore
Wow!!! Just stunning!!! Love the barstools with your kitchen too!
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Love the lighting over the island !!!
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Just beautiful!
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Kerrie Hubener
That,s naahhhhice, it's so soothing and lovely
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Studio S Squared Architecture, Inc.
Kitchen looks great!
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This is stunning. I am doing the same with my 1962 raised ranch. What is the stone on the island and the brand and color of the backsplash? Thanks!!!
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Mega Builders
Well done!
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AK Complete Home Renovations
Fantastic finished product. Love your choice in fixtures. We're in Atlanta as well and have been doing quite a number of designs with complimentary upper and base cabinets such as yours. Very custom look!
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Beautiful, nice choice of chandeliers, they give character to the room !
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Men Like Manly Cars, Women Like Little Cute Ones
Men and women go for very different kinds of rides. A TrueCar.com study of new car sales for 2011 showed a female affinity for the cute, fuel-efficient MINI, and other small import cars, while men continue to buy trucks, SUVs, and Ferraris in disproportionate numbers.
The matter-of-factly titled study, "Men Prefer Flashy or Brawny Vehicles; Women Prefer Import Brands and Smaller Vehicles," really shows the gender appeal of car models.
For example, who is buying Porsche 911s? Almost all dudes.
Even with its adorable in-dash flower vase and a Malibu Barbie edition (pictured above), the Beetle by Volkswagen has dropped down the list as a women's favorite, and the redesigned Volkswagen Beetle has captured men's attention. Its sleeker new body style earned Beetle a spot among men, with 45 percent of Beetle purchases by men in 2011 vs. 39 percent in 2010. The more brawny design was introduced last year at this time, when it was determined that the car had gotten too "girlie." Hey Beetle, nice work on getting manlier.
Rounding out the top five in each category of specific makes and models are, for men:
5. Chevrolet Silverado
4. Chevrolet Corvette (holy midlife crisis)
3. Ford F-Series
2. GMC Sierra
1. The Porche 911
The femme rides?
5. Hyundai Tucson
4. Volkswagen Beetle
3. Volkswagen Eos
2. Nissan Rogue
1. Volvo S40
No mention of pale pink Mary Kay Cadillacs.
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If you have decided you are in the market for a car, typically the first challenge you'll face is how to finance it. Usually, this means getting help with the financing. Before you sign any paperwork though, there are some things to consider before getting a car loan.
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The Believer (2002)
Critics Consensus: Gosling commands the screen with a raw, electrifying performance.
Critics Consensus: Gosling commands the screen with a raw, electrifying performance.
Movie Info
In this powerful and disturbing drama, Danny Balint (Ryan Gosling) is a member of a gang of racist skinheads who espouses a vile but well-articulated philosophy of anti-Semitism. Danny also has a secret -- he is a Jew, and was a top student in Hebrew school before he began to ask too many questions about the deeper implications of the teachings in the Torah and the Old Testament, leading to his expulsion. Angry and confused, Danny began to explore the philosophies of the neo-Nazi movement, which he soon came to embrace through a mixture of anger over the tragic history of the Jewish people, bitterness over his experiences in Hebrew school, and a loathing of himself. Danny soon becomes a key member of a skinhead sect led by Curtis (Billy Zane) and Lina (Theresa Russell), but while Curtis and Lina believe that the desire for cultural assimilation by many American Jews will lead to their self-destruction, Danny advocates a more direct and violent approach in dealing with the "enemy." Danny gains the admiration of his fellow skinheads for his intelligence and commitment, and wins the affection of Carla (Summer Phoenix), a group member with severe masochistic tendencies. But in time Danny's beliefs begin to shift once again, just as the truth about his background becomes known to his comrades. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival, The Believer was inspired by the true story of Daniel Burros, a member of the American Nazi Party who committed suicide in the 1960s when it was revealed by the press that he was born to a Jewish family. … More
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- Genre:
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- Directed By:
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Critic Reviews for The Believer
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An exploration of what it means to be Jewish and what it means to hate - two separate subjects that happen to overlap in this case.
No polemic, the movie puts our own religious sensibilities and prejudices to the test. The result is arresting, prickly, vaguely funny, even - 'difficult' in the best sense.
An important movie, a reminder of the power of film to move us and to make us examine our values.
[Gosling's] combination of explosive physical energy and convincing intelligence helps create a complex, unpredictable character.
One of the year's most thought-provoking, hard-hitting films, gutsily opening up a subject rarely done with this kind of all-out chutzpah.
A somewhat crudely constructed but gripping, questing look at a person so racked with self-loathing, he becomes an enemy to his own race.
Gosling's Danny is frighteningly believable, in his mad hatreds and when gradually confronting inner doubts.
The underlying premise of The Believer is simple and understandable to any one of us who have grown indifferent to many of the teachings we accepted with such naivet�, such open hopeful hearts throughout our early education.
Loosely based on Daniel Burros (a Nazi who killed himself when the NY Times revealed his Jewishness), the film offers a stimulating meditation on the inescapable impact of religion and burden of history on personal identities.
Em uma performance absolutamente brilhante, o jovem Ryan Gosling cria um personagem que, mesmo moralmente desprez�vel, fascina por seu conflito interior.
The underdevloped Believer has at its core a performance of searing and genuine intensity, yet it also regrettably handles the psychological turmoil of its antagonistic protagonist with kid gloves.
Gosling projects a feral intelligence that is riveting...
It's an explosive and disturbing film that forces the audience to ask difficult questions about the nature of belief.
It made for an emotionally hair-pulling ride, without benefit of much intellectual give and take.
An uncomfortable experience, but one as brave and challenging as you could possibly expect these days from American cinema.
The Believer is packed to the gills with various speeches and lectures and theological bantering. Much of it ends with someone getting a baseball bat to the head.
Artful, effective and socially redeeming stuff.
You just get the sense that what you're seeing is a very personal struggle in what will probably be one of the most powerful films of the year.
Like Edward Norton in American History X, Ryan Gosling (Murder By Numbers) delivers a magnetic performance.
Gosling ... is brilliant -- and truly frightening -- in this career-making role.
...a movie about the nature of faith and the mystery of existence - and the thin, transitory line between love and hate.
Gosling provides an amazing performance that dwarfs everything else in the film.
Audience Reviews for The Believer
Three years previous to this, director Tony Kaye and star Edward Norton addressed white supremicist racism in "American History X". This shares similiar themes but focuses more on the hatred toward Jews. The real similarity between the films though are blisteringly powerful performances from both lead actors.
Daniel Balint (Ryan Gosling) is a yeshiva-educated young Jewish man in New York who rejects his heritage and chooses to become a neo-Nazi skinhead. His passion is frighteningly real which leads to looming dangers for himself and his community.
The comparisons are inevitable and although both powerful and controversial films in their own right, with "American History X" and "The Believer" it's the tour-de-force performances from Edward Norton and Ryan Gosling that really take centre stage. Gosling is no less effective than Norton's Oscar nominated turn and after seeing this, it's getting to the stage that it seems there's no limits to his acting range. He is this film. Don't get me wrong, writer/director Henry Bean crafts some strong and intelligent dialogue, but it's Gosling's delivery of anti-semitic vitriol that packs the real power. The problems it faces are having a less than par supporting cast and a made for television budget. The flaws show but it's still a savage examination of anti-semitism and one worthy of attention.
A brave film anchored by a bold and brave performance. It's easy to see why this put Ryan Gosling on the map, he delivers a ferocious piece of work.
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Ryan shines as an actor. Without the cliches like the tight jawed, no make up wearing woman with the pulled back hair trying to control an activist movement and the whore that is capable of love; this movie had more potential that was lost. This was one of Ryan Gosling's earliest standout roles and knowing he started on "The Mickey Mouse Club" and has not had formal acting training shows an actor that chooses jobs that challenge him verses makes him money (although I am sure he has plenty money also).More
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The Believer is a tale of hypocrocy and confusion. Whilst Gosling plays his role well, the storyline (although worthy of telling) isn?t told in the best way possible.
As there are many neo/nazi style films that have been told quite powerfully and realistically this doesn?t quite measure up for me, but still makes an eye-opening watch.
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I really didn't want to watch this film. I am not a big fan of racist movies. But I watched it for the simple fact that Ryan Gosling is in it and I am an avid fan. So I wanted to see him become this role, and that he did.. There were deffinetly moments I cringed and found myself wanting to stop the movie. Ryan seems to throw himself into any and every character he is. I thought his performance was another outstanding one. I think his character is struggling to comes to terms with his relationship with God and the more he fights his Jewish beliefs the closer it brings him to them. I find his character to be very confused on who he wants to be. I am glad I decided to watch this movie and glad I didn't press stop. I think Ryan is such an amazing actor and really doesn't get enough credit. Watch this film..More
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The Believer Quotes
- Curtis Zampf:
- The soul of this country is being destroyed, and the only thing the present government can offer us is free trade, mutual funds, and IPOs. The average man is crushed less by accumulated wealth, than lack of leadership, lack of community, culture, and a sense of emptiness he simply cannot fill on his own. That's why I'm a fascist.
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