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Breakfast for dinner is always a popular choice with my family, but sometimes I'm hungry for a meal that's more substantial and nutritious than the usual pancakes or waffles we fix. On occasions like this, I turn towards frittatas; they include eggs (which make them breakfast-like) and other savory ingredients such as cheese, vegetables and sometimes meat. Read More »
I was inspired to make this dish when I was walking through woods a few weeks ago, in early spring. When I got back to my kitchen, first I took off my muddy shoes, and then I got to work figuring out how to capture the smell of things growing, or getting ready to-- that amazing combo of earthy and fresh, like a garden that's just been planted. Earthy flavors like sausage, mushrooms, and garlic balance with bright new spring tastes like asparagus, peas, fresh herbs and lemon zest. Read More »
Including whole grains in our meals is important to me; the health benefits, like lowering the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes, make it worth the effort. That being said, sometimes whole wheat pasta is a hard sell in my house. We have plenty of whole wheat pasta favorites (you can find them on our blog), but trying to compete with traditional white flour pasta can be challenging – until now. Hodgson Mill has developed a new line of pasta that's made with Ultragrain®, a 100% whole wheat flour that offers whole grain nutrition with the taste, texture, and appearance of traditional white flour. Read More »
You can tell spring is on the way when bright green asparagus starts appearing in the produce section of the grocery store. Asparagus is generally available year round, but spring asparagus is crisper, grown stateside and is more of a spring green than the wintertime variety. Some of my favorite spring pasta dishes use asparagus . . . Read More »
When the weather is cold, baked pasta tops my list of comfort foods. Nothing warms you up on a chilly night like a big helping of piping hot pasta baked in a delicious tomato sauce and covered with melted cheese. With that in mind (and below freezing temperatures), I decided to fix Gluten Free Beef, Basil & Goat Cheese Lasagna Roll-Ups for dinner. This dish has everything I was looking for; noodles wrapped in a savory beef, basil and goat cheese filling that are topped with a flavorful tomato sauce and covered in gooey mozzarella cheese. Read More »


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November 22, 2012
What is the max speed a car can go on a race track with a radius of 80 meters, the coefficient of friction between the tires and the road is .30
November 19, 2012
A baseball (m = 135 g) approaches a bat horizontally at a speed of 40.4 m/s (90 mi/h) and is hit straight back at a speed of 45.7 m/s (102 mi/h). If the ball is in contact with the bat for a time of 1.00 ms, what is the average force exerted on the ball by the bat? Neglect the...
November 18, 2012
The mean height of fully grown birch trees are 18 feet with a standard deviation of 1.2 feet, normally distributed. Random samples of size 9 are drawn from this population and the mean of each sample is determined. Find that mean and the standard error of the mean, and the ...
November 14, 2012
An astronaut in his space suit and with a propulsion unit (empty of its gas propellant) strapped to his back has a mass of 146 kg. The astronaut begins a space walk at rest, with a completely filled propulsion unit. During the space walk, the unit ejects some gas with a ...
November 13, 2012
The skateboarder in the drawing starts down the left side of the ramp with an initial speed of 5.4 m/s. If nonconservative forces, such as kinetic friction and air resistance, are negligible, what would be the height h of the highest point reached by the skateboarder on the ...
November 12, 2012
A hockey goalie is standing on ice. Another player fires a puck (m = 0.22 kg) at the goalie with a velocity of +63 m/s (a) If the goalie catches the puck with his glove in a time of 7.0 10-3 s, what is the average force (magnitude and direction) exerted on the goalie by the ...
November 12, 2012
A person pushes a 16.0-kg shopping cart at a constant velocity for a distance of 26.0 m. She pushes in a direction 22.0° below the horizontal. A 38.0-N frictional force opposes the motion of the cart.
November 11, 2012
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) studies the physiological effects of large accelerations on astronauts. Some of these studies use a machine known as a centrifuge. This machine consists of a long arm, to one end of which is attached a chamber in which ...
November 7, 2012
On a banked race track, the smallest circular path on which cars can move has a radius of 115 m, while the largest has a radius 165 m, as the drawing illustrates. The height of the outer wall is 18 m.
November 7, 2012
7th grade science Ms. Sue pleae only 1 question
November 2, 2012
The drawing shows a circus clown who weighs 710 N. The coefficient of static friction between the clown's feet and the ground is 0.49. He pulls vertically downward on a rope that passes around three pulleys and is tied around his feet. What is the minimum pulling force ...
October 25, 2012
Well, hard to imagine the picture, but by the description the wires each side are at 16 deg. back on each side of the tooth, i.e. each at 16 deg. to the face of the tooth. Each has 18N. tension. (sin 16) x 18 = 4.9608N. Double it (2 wires), = 9.9216N. back on the tooth.
October 25, 2012
A train at a constant 44.0 km/h moves east for 42 min, then in a direction 45.0° east of due north for 17.0 min, and then west for 51.0 min. What are the (a) magnitude (in km/h) and (b) angle (relative to north, with east of north positive and west of north negative) of ...
October 10, 2012
A room has dimensions 2.24 m (height) × 5.30 m × 6.55 m. A fly starting at one corner flies around, ending up at the diagonally opposite corner. (a) What is the magnitude of its displacement? (b) If the fly walks rather than flies, what is the length of the ...
October 9, 2012
math (calculus)
A room has dimensions 2.24 m (height) × 5.30 m × 6.55 m. A fly starting at one corner flies around, ending up at the diagonally opposite corner. (a) What is the magnitude of its displacement? (b) If the fly walks rather than flies, what is the length of the ...
October 9, 2012
(2.0)t^2/2 = (9.5)t t=????
October 9, 2012
A train at a constant 44.0 km/h moves east for 42 min, then in a direction 45.0° east of due north for 17.0 min, and then west for 51.0 min. What are the (a) magnitude (in km/h) and (b) angle (relative to north, with east of north positive and west of north negative) of ...
October 9, 2012
October 4, 2012
A 5.9-kg rock and a 3.0 10-4-kg pebble are held near the surface of the earth. (a) Determine the magnitude of the gravitational force exerted on each by the earth.(b) Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration of each object when released.
October 3, 2012
You could actually set "X"=0 to find Y, and then plug in a "0" for Y to get X.
September 30, 2012
Thank you!
September 24, 2012
I think. I am honestly not sure what to do.
September 24, 2012
The volleyball court -if it id 80 ft long and 50 ft wide, how would you find the dimensions of the court? Explain please! Remember that I am a 6th grader. Please don't give me a 10-12th grade answer.
September 24, 2012
grade 9 science
a student wants to estimate the population size and density of birch trees in a woodlot measuring 100 m by 100 m. On a diagram of the woodlot, she splits the area into a 10 by 10 grid and randomly selects 10 sample quadrants - (0,0), (1,4), (2,6), (3,9), (4,3), (5,5), (6,1), (...
September 10, 2012
the school auditorium has 8 rows of seats, divided in three rows. Each section has 15 seats. How many seats are there in total?
September 5, 2012
The lower thigh muscles are rectus femoris, vastus lateralis and medialis. Located in the back of your leg are the hamstrings. These muscles help you run, jump, and walk!
August 22, 2012
D Marginal Cost
July 10, 2012
In a survey of 400 college students, 40 were left-handed. Treating the sample as if it were random and using 0.015 as the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the sample proportion, what is the lower bound of a 95% confidence interval for the population proportion?
May 18, 2012
Unit 5 Individual Project Deliverable Length: 4-5 body pages, 1 PERT chart, 1 Gantt chart Details: Using your current work organization (or an organization of interest) as the subject matter, research the elements of business and prepare an APA formatted paper that: Analyzes ...
April 22, 2012
2) 2*x*e^(-4) 3) 2*x*e^(sin(x))+x^2*cos(x)*e^(sin(x)) 1) e^(x)*sin(x)^2+2*e^(x)*sin(x)*cos(x)
April 20, 2012
a) 1/6,1/7,1/8,...
April 20, 2012
April 8, 2012
simple subject
What is the simple subject in: The black and white Schnauzer barked all day long.
March 27, 2012
March 26, 2012
Why is a denaturing solution used in the Southern blotting technique?
March 9, 2012
DOnt know
February 29, 2012
February 29, 2012
how many line segments are in the word FAME?
February 28, 2012
February 20, 2012
February 20, 2012
February 20, 2012
fuk u
February 20, 2012
how do you solve -x+2y=2
February 8, 2012
Physics C
A point charge of 5.5 µC is located at the center of a spherical shell of radius 30 cm, which has a charge −5.5 µC uniformly distributed on its surface. Given: ke = 8.98755 × 10^9 Find the electric field for a point inside the shell a distance 12 ...
February 1, 2012
World Civ
What were the social and administrative foundations of the absolute power of Ming Quing emperors?
February 1, 2012
World Civ
What were the social and administrative foundations of the absolute power of Ming Quing emperors?
February 1, 2012
World Civ
How did advances in military technology change warfare in 16th century Japan? How was the strategic balance of power reflected in the government created by Tokugawa leyasu?
February 1, 2012
World Civ
Why were so many people living in the European countryside dependent on aristocracy? (during and before the agricultural revolution in Europe)
February 1, 2012
Quadrilateral QRST is a square. If the measure of QR is 3x 6 and TS is 6 - x. Find the area of the square.
January 20, 2012
Actually, can you just post your email address, and then we can figure stuff out through email?
January 9, 2012
When you get the answers to the final....please post them!
January 9, 2012
Explain your changes?
January 3, 2012
home economics
When were the Home Economics Courses dropped or greatly reduced by the school system in Ontario.
November 27, 2011
Calculus 1
If you have 280 meters of fencing and want to enclose a rectangular area up against a long, straight wall, what is the largest area you can enclose?
November 22, 2011
Air in a balloon does 25 J of work while absorbing 81 J of heat. What is the change in internal energy?
November 19, 2011
Beth gives Megan $2 allowance a week. Then she takes Megan shopping and allows her to select what she wants to buy. If the item desired costs more than $2, Megan's mother suggests she save her money until she has enough saved to pay for the desired item. When Megan ...
November 1, 2011
Maths Grade 8
October 26, 2011
Rewrite -81/(-88) as multipulcation
October 23, 2011
whats the answer for 14(3-7x)=-(9+2x) with simple steps on how to do it
October 16, 2011
specific heat capacity
figured it out.
September 26, 2011
specific heat capacity
How much heat would be required to heat 1 gram of pure liquid water from 10C to 20C? How would i approach this problem?
September 26, 2011
how do yo convert hte ratio 120:200 to a fraction in simpliest form
September 24, 2011
Jake says that adding 0 does not change a sum. Is he correct? explain.
September 20, 2011
Ms. Poole, my PE teacher, asked the 100 seventh in my school if they could swim. Half the boys and two thirds of the girls said yes. Seventeen boys said no. How many seventh graders know how to swim?
September 13, 2011
When 1.0 g of gasoline burns, it releases 11 kcal of heat. The density of gasoline is 0.74 g/mL a) How many megajoules are released when 3.0 of gasoline burns? b) If a television requires 150 kJ/h to run, how many hours can the television run on the energy provided by 3.0 gal ...
September 12, 2011
When 1.0 g of gasoline burns, it releases 11 kcal of heat. The density of gasoline is 0.74 g/mL a) How many megajoules are released when 3.0 of gasoline burns? b) If a television requires 150 kJ/h to run, how many hours can the television run on the energy provided by 3.0 gal ...
September 10, 2011
american history
what is one reason colonist came to america
August 24, 2011
A sample of 0.43 moles of a metal M reacts completely with excess chlorine to form 18.23 grams of MCl. How many moles of Cl are in the sample of MCl that forms?
July 30, 2011
criminal law
thank you Ms. sue
July 22, 2011
criminal law
Describe current parole and mandatory release policies
July 22, 2011
Simplify: (3-7x)/8+(2x+3)/8
July 5, 2011
Given the quadrilateral ABCD with the following vertices A(-4, 0), B(10, 0), C(10, 10), and D(0, 14), find its area.
June 6, 2011
Consider the following. newskills15 Solve for BC (the the nearest hundredth).
June 6, 2011
Consider the following. f\(x\) = 5tan(1/3 x + pi/2) The period of the function above is ...
June 6, 2011
In ΔABC, angleB = 46°, angleC = 28° and AB = 50. Find BC (to the nearest hundredth).
June 6, 2011
calculate the amount of heat (kcal) released when 50.0 g of water at 100degrees Celsius hits the skin and cools to a body temperature of 37 degrees Celsius.
June 2, 2011
calculate the volume of sulfur dioxide produced when 27.9 mL O2 reacts with carbon disulfide to produce carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide at STP
May 25, 2011
(c) Tube (c) is again filled with water. A1 and A2 are the same as in part (b). Two pistons apply different forces to the water in the tube so that the water in the right side of the tube is a height h = 0.43m above the height of the water in the left side of the tube. If F2...
May 1, 2011
The business plan should include the concepts and ideas covered during the past several weeks. The following points need to be addressed in your business plan for the establishment of an e-commerce site: The e-commerce infrastructure Marketing concepts for the e-commerce ...
April 28, 2011
April 12, 2011
Math 116
Use all available methods (in particular, the Conjugate Roots Theorm if applicable) to factor the polynomial function completely, making use of the given zero, f(x)=x^4+x^3+4x^2+196x-2205; -7i is a zero.
April 8, 2011
A missile is fired at an angle of 75 from the horizontal. At one point, its speed was 900 mph. Find its horizontal velocity in miles per minute
April 1, 2011
The probability is 1 in 4,000,000 that a single auto trip in the United States will result in a fatality. Over a lifetime, an average U.S. driver takes 50,000 trips. (a) What is the probability of a fatal accident over a lifetime? Explain your reasoning carefully. Hint: Assume...
March 6, 2011
Magnesium burns in air to produce magnesium oxide, MgO, and magnesium nitride, Mg3N2. Magnesium nitride reacts with water to give ammonia. Mg3N2(s) + 6 H2O(l) → 3 Mg(OH)2(s) + 2 NH3(g) What volume of ammonia gas at 24°C and 753 mmHg will be produced from 4.46 g of ...
March 6, 2011
Physics Mehanics
A meter stick is held vertically with one end on the floor and is then allowed to fall. Find the speed of the other end when it hits the floor, assuming that the end on the floor does not slip. (Hint: Consider the stick to be a thin rod and use the conservation of energy ...
February 24, 2011
Physics Mehanics
In the figure below, wheel A of radius rA = 11 cm is coupled by belt B to wheel C of radius rC = 23 cm. The angular speed of wheel A is increased from rest at a constant rate of 1.6 rad/s2. Find the time needed for wheel C to reach an angular speed of 110 rev/min, assuming the...
February 24, 2011
Physics Mechanics
Thanks a lot. Your answer are both right. Thank you so very much.
February 23, 2011
Physics Mechanics
Particle A and particle B are held together with a compressed spring between them. When they are released, the spring pushes them apart, and they then fly off in opposite directions, free of the spring. The mass of A is 3.00 times the mass of B, and the energy stored in the ...
February 23, 2011
Physics Mechanics
Thank you so much drwls. You're a life saver. Thanks a lot! :)
February 20, 2011
Physics Mechanics
A banked circular highway curve is designed for traffic moving at 57 km/h. The radius of the curve is 211 m. Traffic is moving along the highway at 48 km/h on a rainy day. What is the minimum coefficient of friction between tires and road that will allow cars to negotiate the ...
February 20, 2011
Suppose that the terminal speed of a particular sky diver is 170 km/h in the spread-eagle position and 315 km/h in the nosedive position. Assuming that the diver's drag coefficient C does not change from one position to the other, find the ratio of the effective cross-...
February 20, 2011
Its #2 which is 3 because you add all the degrees of all the parenthesis and add them up and that's ur answer
February 20, 2011
Its 133.88 degree Celsius.. Hope it helps :)
February 20, 2011
In a pickup game of dorm shuffleboard, students crazed by final exams use a broom to propel a calculus book along the dorm hallway. If the 3.5 kg book is pushed from rest through a distance of 0.87 m by the horizontal 25 N force from the broom and then has a speed of 1.58 m/s...
February 20, 2011
Algerbra 1
February 10, 2011
Chem (but i think its physics)
203lbs= 902.94N 110ft= 33.528m 902.94*33.528*3=90 822J 90822J* 1Calorie/(4184J) = 21.7
February 3, 2011
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A hard day's night for Mininsterial Budget pair
Published 05/12/2012 | 08:01
FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan and Public Expenditure Minister Brendan Howlin made the final, official sign-off on cuts and tax hikes last night.
It is understood both men worked into the night, finalising details of speeches and talking to advisers before the documents were sent to print rooms in the bowels of the Department of Finance.
One of the ministers met print staff overseeing production of the Budget book, expenditure report and both their speeches.
The three or four men working there awaited the green light from Government officials who proof read the final versions of each document before the presses rolled.
Some 1,000 copies of the Budget book and 1,000 of the expenditure report were run off, along with copies of the speeches.
About a dozen officials will then carry the books in boxes from below Upper Merrion Street to Leinster House no later than 1pm today.
Staff who worked through the night will finally go home, many after a 24-hour shift, before any minor changes in speeches are signed off at the last Cabinet briefing this morning.
The ministers will decide on lunch in the department depending on how pressed for time they are.
Mr Noonan will also have to select from a choice of up to four ties to wear at different points of the day - an early afternoon photocall, the Dail speech and Prime Time appearance.
The minister is scheduled to start his speech at 2.30pm, with Mr Howlin pencilled in to follow 40 minutes later.
As the opposition respond, Mr Noonan and Mr Howlin will take stock before a debrief with advisers ahead of a press conference to explain decisions.
The immediate reaction to Budget 2013 draws to a close on Thursday morning when the ministers take questions from concerned listeners on the Pat Kenny show.
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33 of 36 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good Blu-Ray for a lesser-known catalog film,
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This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
First, the disc itself:
There are a lot of reviews on Amazon for various editions. This review is for the Blu-Ray, not the DVD. Yes, the DVD was a cheap, non-anamorphic quickie release. But rest assured, the Blu-Ray is in anamorphic 1080p resolution and faithfully presents the 2.4:1 image of the original film. This is a bare bones release, to be sure. The only extras are a 9 minute TV piece about the making of and a theatrical trailer, both in SD. We don't even get a commentary track. Pretty weak, all told. The picture quality is good, not great. Certainly, it is light years ahead of the old DVD release. But it is nowhere near the level of "2001" on Blu-Ray. Blacks are generally very solid, and detail can be striking in some scenes. Color is also very rich, especially in the space scenes. However, there are three issues with this transfer: One, the additional resolution and color depth easily exposes the matte lines on the 1980's optical effects; Two, there is some color banding and posterization on the monolith itself, presumably this is in the source material, but it should have been fixed; Three, there are several effects shots, mostly space-scapes, which display a sort of horizontal "juddering" back and forth. Either way, this is as good as the film has probably ever looked, and probably will ever look. It is clear that WB didn't pull out all the stops in cleaning up and restoring this film for Blu-Ray release (as they did for 2001). It probably represents a very faithful transfer of whatever film elements they have in their archive. It thus has strengths and weaknesses. It certainly does things which even a good DVD cannot do. It just doesn't shine the way the best Blu-Rays can (the Blu-Ray release of 2001 among them). The audio is relatively uninspiring as well. Don't expect a roof-rattling sonic experience which tests all of your surround speakers. It is a very front-loaded soundtrack, but clear enough for what it is. The movie: Many pooh-pooh 2010 as the red-headed stepchild of the "masterpiece" 2001. Well, I'll agree that 2001 has a certain austerity and mystery that make it live in the memory of the viewer. It is a classic. But 2010 is no slouch as an entertaining science fiction film. In its 2 hours, we are given explanations to some of the mysteries of the earlier film, as well as a continuation of its plot. Also, we are treated to some vintage 1980's Cold War drama. Overall, it is a very tightly paced drama, with good characters and performances (especially Roy Scheider and Helen Mirren), and generally very good effects. It looks, sounds, and plays out like a movie which deserves to rank among the better sci-fi flicks of the past 40 years. Really, my only beef with it is the production design of the computers. All those bulky CRT monitors really kind of threaten to take me out of the moment, especially when the earlier film maintained such a "timeless" look - but suspension of disbelief puts me back. It is very easy to feel charitable towards this film, given its faithfulness to the material, good acting, and crisp pacing. At this price, if you're a sci-fi fan and you are purchasing 2001 on Blu-Ray, there's no reason not to get this as a logical companion piece. Seeing as how you can probably own both for under 30 bones, it's pretty much a no-brainer. This is an entertaining film, a fine if slightly problematic transfer (though probably the best we could have expected), and a good buy overall for fans of the original and genre fans in general. It's also a nice movie to have on hand if you introduce someone to the original and are met with frustrated bewilderment on your audience's part.
90 of 109 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
"...I Want To Play A Game With You Dr. Floyd...It's Called The Truth...",
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
*** THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE "BLU RAY" VERSION Of "2010..." ***
When MGM began making "2010: The Year We Make Contact" in February 1984, the CD was in its infancy, nothing was digital and portable and the Internet and the global sharing of ideas and images was non-existent. Showing its film age badly - in one particular scene Roy Schreider even talks of information being given to his astronauts on 'cassettes' - on board a Jupiter spaceship mission for God's sake! Even the television monitors were black screens with monosyllabic block lettering on them and nothing else... Why mention all of this, because it has of course - in some places - dated the film very badly... But - and this is a big but - for its time (finally released in 1985), "2010" was an extraordinary vision and a technological marvel. It provided the moviegoer with a superbly detailed and realistic depiction of future space travel, shots of the majestic Jupiter and its moons Io and Europa that were and still are incredibly accurate. Even the story of the Americans and Russians coming together so as not to annihilate each other was both relevant and damn good - and made for a great end message by Bowman (Keir Dullea - who looked like he hadn't aged a day since 1968's original "2001"). Throw in model makers from the Star Wars Trilogy, Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Poltergeist and Ghostbusters - and the goodies were bound to be on display and they are. Which brings us unfortunately to the bad news... ...this is one of those instances where the enhanced BLU RAY image has only worsened an already hazy print... You see - once you go from the entirely model-led outside shots (say of outer space) which are clean, beautiful and impressive to look at - into the interior shots and live action on dimly-lit stages - the blurriness and shading act as a direct contrast to the clarity you just saw - it drive you nuts. And because a good 70 to 80% of the movie is 'inside' - the effect of the wonderfully realized and designed interiors is almost completely lost. It's like watching Aliens without the clarity - or Star Wars on blurry videotape. It's as if a heavy filter hangs over every frame - and it makes the BLU RAY picture feel and look very dated. Don't get me wrong - the picture 'is' lovely in some places - but in the main - it's not - which is a huge disappointment. The only real extra is a 10-minute 1984 'making of' called "2010; The Odyssey Continues" which is fascinating and contains very brief interviews with all the principals - Roy Scheider as Dr. Floyd, Helen Mirren as the Russian pilot Tanya, John Lithgow as Dr. Curnow, Elya Baskin as the loveable Russian Max, Bob Balaban as Chandra the genius who created Hal-9000 - Discovery's malfunctioning computer (voiced by Douglas Rain). There's interesting stuff too with Richard Edlund the model maker - the make-up people - interior designs - even words from author Arthur C Clarke and director Peter Hyams about the screenwriting process in 1983 when they were prepping for the film. I really had such high hopes for this BLU RAY release, but unfortunately I'd say hire it first before you buy... The film was - and still is - excellent - an impressive one even. But this BLU RAY reissue of it is anything but. It's not "full of stars" folks, it's pushing three. And what a shame that Roy Scheider is no longer with us...
67 of 81 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
very poor Picture Quality,
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
until now I had only the DVD Version from 2010. The quality of this DVD was very bad. No anamorph 16:9, bad picture Quality and sound. So I to get excited about the fact, that the Blu-Ray apears. I can say that it is better than the DVD OK but it is the worst Blu-Ray I ever owned. The "picture quality" is blurred, grained and the sound has no dynamic. OK, thats the best quality you can earn but sorry, for Blu-Ray very bad.
112 of 138 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The saga continues ...,
By "jalenross" (Germany) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact (DVD)
What everybody should know about 2010: It is not 2001! Sounds stupid, but it explains about everything. 2010 is the continuation of the storyline of 2001, but it tells the story in a completely different way.
2001 was slow and silent. It was filled with emotions and impressions. 2010 offers the same but combines it with a far more interesting plot. On one hand it tells the story nine years after the Discovery Incident, as a team of russian and american scientists try to find answers and on the other hand it explains the fate of Bowman and HAL 9000 ... and ultimately of mankind. The movie never gets boring and keeps you guessing until the end. The actors are marvelous. The hangar scene between Floyd (Roy Scheider) and Bowman (Keir Dullea) alone is better than any other scene in 2001. The russian/american conflict may be a bit out of date (! ), but it never spoils the movies true message. 2010 is not better than 2001. It is different. It is the answer to a question and the beginning of a new one. You have to watch this film. And i also recommend the other two (book) sequels from Arthur C. Clarke (2061 and 3001).
115 of 142 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Transfer is not standard DVD resolution,
By "wademasshardt" (Madison, WI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact (DVD)
Once again, the stupid people responsible for doing transfers do an inferior transfer. Instead of using the standard DVD resolution of 720x480, they chose instead to use something more like 640x427. Honestly, I don't understand why they decide to do it this way, there should be plenty of room on the DVD, since they put the pan and scan version on the other side of the disc. I've run into a few DVDs like this and it pissed me off every time.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blu Ray transfer much better than I had read elsewhere!,
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
2010 from 1984 is the sequel to the 1968 original film. While not quite up to the scope and grandeur of the original, 2010 has a charm all it's own and an excellent story to tell, thanks in part to being based on Arthur C. Clarkes' book sequel. Great casting/acting, above average effects and sets (for their time) and a compelling story make this Sci Fi film worthy of consideration. I personally enjoy it very much and trot it out every few years or so. With that said, this review will focus mainly on the video and audio quality of the Blu Ray product and not the film itself.
Simply put, '2010 The Year We Make Contact' on Blu Ray is the very best rendering of this title available to the home video market. It blows away it's DVD counterpart many times over. While it will never even be close to reference material for your home theater, 2010 surpasses many catalog titles in the picture quality area. Titles like 48 Hours or National Lampoons vacation on Blu Ray are notable for their horrible hack mastering jobs. 2010 is way above either of them and I say this because I have read on numerous forums about how terrible this transfer is. I have to disagree. On a 5 point star scale I would easily give it a solid 3.33 with the PQ at times reaching 3.75. Because 2010 is being presented in 1080p, this gives the viewer a few unintended consequences. At times the wires are plainly visible during the spacewalking scene between two ships. Also, there are moments where the matte lines are visible and a couple of times where the mattes themselves are easily traced. Luckily none of these things lasts for more than a second or two and all told the artifacts only occur a few times during the film. This of course has much more to do with the source material, rather than the transfer itself. I highly doubt a camera negative was used to render this transfer, more like a cleaned up existing print. Still, it is quite good compared to any other way I have seen this film. Color timing is great and looks very natural and at times quite brilliant without smearing. Fine details appear soft mostly and that is most likely due to DNR needing to be used to try and cover up the poor source. Again, it isn't a capital crime in this case and the end result is an acceptable and enjoyable Blu Ray image that is miles beyond what existed for this film before it. If you are a big fan of this movie, you will be more than pleased with this transfer of a 28 year old film struck from an existing print. Not bad, not bad at all. The sound is available in both Dolby Digital and Dolby TruHD. While not a spectacular sound design, it serves the film well and I thought it was fine. Nothing to write home about, but rocket engines are appropriately booming and other such effects and rumblings are suitably fed to the LFE channel. If anything I thought perhaps the overall center channel level was a bit on the low side. You can just crank your amp a bit, but watch out for those effects moments as your speakers will SCREAM at you. Probably my only true complaint about this release is the lack of care used in preparing the audio tracks. They work, they are fine, but they could have been better I think using just the source they had to work with. Oh well...... Extras are sparse and only include a 9 minute period documentary in 4:3 ratio and SD plus the films trailer in such bad shape that you can thank your lucky stars the film has been presented in such better condition. Actually, the short documentary has a few choice blooper type moments in it and if you haven't seen it before it is well worth watching if you are a fan of this film. If you have read this far, then you already know I think this Blu Ray release is well worth the money for fans of this movie. It is better than any format it was previously released in and provides a satisfying image with sound to match (mostly). Again, this is NOT demo material, but there is nothing horrible wrong with it either. Recommended most highly for fans of 2010!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Poor Blu-Ray transfer, no extras--but still a great movie,
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2010 is one of my favorite movies. I saw it in the theater. I owned in on DVD for many years and have watched it dozens of times. When it was released on Blu-ray this week, I ordered it NEXT DAY SHIPPING. Get my drift? Well, I should have saved my money. It looks a tiny bit better on Blu-ray than it does on DVD. There are no extras on the Blu-ray disc that are not on the DVD disc. The sound is no better. In other words, if you own it on DVD, don't bother with the Blu-ray.
That said, I think this movie is grossly underated by most people. As Stephen Hawking himself has said, most science fiction movies are merely westerns set in space. 2010 is different. Here there are real human emotions. I can't be too specific without spoiling some of the surprise, but let me make one example. When the movie came out I was very dissapointed that an Indian actor was not cast in the role of Dr. Chandra. Bob Balaban's performance in this role, however, is perfect. His character created the HAL9000 supercomputer (which as I recall was at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana in the book and portrayed in the movie as the University of Chicago--how's that for nitpicking?) Balaban shows us a Dr. Chandra who feels for his machines as he would another human being, and there are some very touching scenes in the movie. At one point Dr. Chandra is asking HAL's follow-on SAL9000 to help him model what will happen if SAL's higher functions are removed, mimicing what happened to HAL. SAL asks him, "Will I dream, Dr. Chandra?" Chandra replies, "I don't know. Perhaps you will dream of HAL, as I often do." It's a nerd's delight. I love it! Balaban perfectly captures the character, and gives him intelligence and feeling. The rest of the cast is extremely strong: Roy Scheider, Helen Mirren, John Lithgow, and others do a great job. Look for Dana Elcar in the opening scenes at the VLA in New Mexico, and Arthur C. Clarke makes a cameo feeding pigeons in front of the White House. The story line is much more accessible than 2001, yet the movie contains many of the hallmarks of an Arthur C. Clarke story--IDEAS--not space battles. I'm downgrading the rating by one star because of the inexcusable poor Blu-ray transfer. But I highly recommend you see this movie!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The difference between Cinema and Theater,
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact (DVD)
The other reviews of this film do a great job of describing how fantastic it is. But there's an important distinction between 2001 and 2010 that may help you understand why so many people like it, in spite of it being actually contradictory in filmmaking ethos to 2001.
2001 was one of the greatest examples of what cinema (movies as art) could do. It was abstract, compelling, engrossing and confrontational. It changed the way you thought for a little while, and changed what many people thought movies could do, forever. 2010 isn't cinema at all, it's a *play*. Everything compelling about this, except perhaps the special effects (which, while awesome, are tellingly static) happens between two people, through dialog. Two people sit on a park bench and decide the fate of the Discovery. Two people argue on the bridge of a soviet spaceship about the Monolith. Two people stand in the middle of the high desert of California and trade cold-war secrets about an alien encounter. And it's all *awesome*! Some of the best dialog and acting wev'e seen in science-fiction. I can prove, using algebra, that if you watch the first 10 minutes of this movie, you'll watch the whole thing.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Widescreen alert! This DVD is not 16:9 encoded!,
By Knight Hawk "jjl0113" (Chicagoland, Illinois United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 2010: The Year We Make Contact (DVD)
This film is a long-time favorite of mine, but I give this DVD edition (Warner 65053) a 2 star rating because of the deceptive packaging and the DVD digital encoding used. The wording on the DVD package is as follows:
"...WIDESCREEN VERSION...preserving the 'scope' aspect ratio of its orignal theatrical exhibition. ENHANCED FOR WIDESCREEN." There is a lot of confusion in the marketplace due to a lack of agreement among the studios regarding the labels for the various DVD aspect ratios and their encoding, but on all other DVDs that I've seen, which bear the description "enhanced for widescreen", the higher resolution 16:9 digital encoding was used. Despite the presence of this label however, this DVD is plain old-fashioned letterbox. Even for those of us with true wide screen capability, this DVD looks like low rez letterboxed VHS. As a result of this experience, I will be far more circumspect of all Warner editions from now on, and if I have any doubt of their being 16:9, I'll skip them. So much of this material is already on my shelf in VHS format. If I am to upgrade these titles, I insist they be true 16:9 encoded for widescreen TV. I also dislike the cheap cardboard "snap case" used on nearly all Warner titles. When it comes down to choosing between which movies to buy, the bonus of an Amaray style keep case is often the deciding factor. By saving a penny or two on these cheap cases, Warner is hurting their bottom line, over-all. Most people I know prefer the keep case. In the competition for the consumer's dollar, why does Warner put themselves at such a disadvantage by using such cheap and nonstandard packaging? Come on Warner,get with the rest of the industry with your packaging, and please quit making us guess which video encoding is used. Those of us who have widescreen gear are savvy enough to understand what 16:9 means, whereas "enhanced for widescreen" is now anybody's guess.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
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First of all let me state that I love this movie. It's obviously different from the original 2001, but it's nevertheless a very satisfying sci-fi flick. In fact what amazes me to this day is how they created such great special effects for a movie as old as it is. I still like what they were doing in that department back then over all the fake looking CGI(yes, it all looks fake if you pay attention) stuff we use today.
With that said, this movie desperately needed a remastering and sadly it didn't get it. When you place the blu-ray in your player it immediately goes to the movie instead of a menu, which is sort of the first giveaway that they didn't put much attention into this movie. When the movie does play, it's evident that they didn't remaster it but rather transferred an old copy of it. Well, I hate to say this, but just because you put something on blu-ray doesn't necessarily make it look better. The source material has to be good, and in this case it isn't. I know what some people will say, that it's an old movie and you can't expect much better. That's simply not true. You can see there's clearly a beautiful movie waiting to get out, but it can't because they haven't bothered to clean up all the noise and grain that exists in the picture, especially in dark scenes. It's just an all around disappointing grab for people's money. I'd advise anyone wanting to purchase this movie on blu-ray to just stick with the standard DVD version if you already have it. |
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One the teams believed to be in the Doan hunt, the Detroit Red Wings are now said to be out of the running because the bidding price is too high, a source told mlive.com. The price may also be to high for the Vancouver Canucks, according to The Province. Doan will likely receive multiple four- and five-year offers, which is more than the Canucks may want to spend, according to the Vancouver paper. - The Philadelphia Flyers expect to have a contract extension for head coach Peter Laviolette completed within a week, GM Paul Holmgren told the Philadelphia Inquirer.
- The Ottawa Senators are going to place Bobby Butler on waivers and buyout his contract, according to the Ottawa Sun. Butler would make $1.2 million in the final season of a two-year deal. "It's up to Bobby to show that he can play and show that (the Senators) made a bad decision," Butler's agent Neil Sheehy told the paper.
- With Shea Weber signed, the Predators have established a new plan for buying single-game tickets, according to The Tennessean. Seven of the 41 home games have been designated as premium games and fans are required to attend the Skate of the Union at Bridgestone Arena and buy a ticket plan in order to buy tickets to one of those games, according to the paper.
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not all is in nightthere is some magic in the changing soundof music in the modulated touchover the distance we have gained so muchcrossing great waters at a single boundwhile all the pains of the old hurt were drownedand honour met just one step past the clutchof oldest terrors we learn truth is sucha mighty gift yet one we may expoundour hope for progress turns right back to shamewhen out of darkness we find naught but forceto hold us back and keep us from our rightwhen what is needed is but one bright flameto serve as guide to set us back on coursereminding hearts that not all is in night
crossing riverswhere crossing rivers can be made to countagainst the value of all we hold dearin spite of all that's known at the frontierwhere hope and learning are held paramountno one would wait on those who'd dare remountfor the long journey of the pioneermade by the awkward and the most sincerewho have their truths to keep and to recountno voyage matters this at last we learnexcept to those who never need the mapthe ones excepted from each changing trendthose are the masters who will always yearnto hear our answer yet not give a rapsince all must come out equal in the end
dessalines at vertieresour meanings come from choices handed downby those who built the towers and raised the skythe folk who farmed the fields and filled the townwho'd made the horrid trip and did not dietheir long hope was back to lost home to flybut all the horrors made their footsteps slowwhile home was lost in the far eastern glowthey had their duties and their constant careand all the many pains we cannot knowall changed with dessalines at vertièresso much depends upon a simple frowna gesture or a winking of the eyeto make disaster or to grant renownturn all our wishes into one great lieor send us each to the last great good-byeby means of one most massive mortal blowthat bursts the normal cheery human flowand sends us hurtling to the upper airuntil that moment all had seemed too slowall changed with dessalines at vertièresthe human is a move from verb to nouna chance to prove that we can best relyupon the one who could not play the clownbut was the stal
clearer paradigmno evidence the world is bent in shapea bluish globe with wooly white of cloudthe mountains form a contrast sharp and proudagainst the sea we note the golden capewhile in the sky dark birds seem to escapethe planetary force while winds are loudabove the foam and yet we are uncowedthough eyes are open and all mouths agapethere is a reason we have reached this placeand taken stock at the appropriate timefor our authority to be compelledinto new channels and a different spacewith better thought and clearer paradigmnow that the party's over and trial's held
the turning of the wheelno matter what we say we do not feelthe pain of others right inside each heartinstead we wait the turning of the wheelfor one more challenge for the last appealwhich was presaged right at the very startno matter what we say we do not feelour hopes and urges have been brought to heeland the last hero laid upon a cartinstead we wait the turning of the wheelto see the message and to take our mealin comfort all who come here will departno matter what we say we do not feelwe will start forward and then we will reelback down in sign that we have lacked the artinstead we wait the turning of the wheelfor what is good the last hard spring of steelyet still the while some fool will strain to fartno matter what we say we do not feelinstead we wait the turning of the wheel
no astrologywhere no man argues and no woman fightsfor good or evil we have reached an endof human battles and the stars portendno better indications as the nightsclose in we note their distant blinking lightsas symbols we might faintly comprehendwhen we are whole but what the worlds intendis not a matter that we have to rightsthe argument of workers in the dayor farmers when the wind upsets the treesis much the same as when we all were youngto bring about the work without delayignore the rain and not yield to the breezesince a strong back outdoes a silver tongue
human witwhere in the sunlight all the dirt's dispelledwe take our leave then some will go to sleeptheir blankets piled upon them in a heapwhile in the forest all the spirits gelledanticipating that when we excelledat sport and art the answer would be deepbut nothing holds there's no place here to keepour kindnesses the earth itself rebellednone can permit the law to be deniedby those who are so bound to a far higherthat their hard hands are in the moment litby the illuminations of their pridethe incandescence of a greater firethan can be understood by human wit
the world goes downwe hit the wall and then the world goes downinto the dark and nothing good returnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownas winter comes like satan into townall minds are numb just as the river churnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downa sad destruction but no one will frownbelieving that we get what the thief earnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownnow skies are darker than a priestly gownfor what one makes the other overturnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downso no one stands for hope or for renownbut gets instead just what the jackass earnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownthis is the truth where hero becomes clownyou have to flee before the city burnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downfor all we've done what once was gold is brown
the final markhere on the boundary of truth and liewhere ordinary magics have their ruleunderneath heaven permanently coolno one escapes nor is allowed to cryagainst the judgment of the steely skysince every human is at last a foolwhile failure is the final mark at schoolthe arrow that will find each weeping eyeall that we know amounts to waste of airon these strange days when we desire to feelthe urgent courage of our better daysbut what we get is new return of careanother revolution of the wheeland nothing better coming through the haze
Peacetime Songs or EuthanasiasI wanted a war-time melody for the aching ears of all the people who silently protest the military efforts of our time; a song to soothe, a flood of words in which to drown our battered hopes, for their mercy. So I conjured in my rib-caged eye the images of war,the open minds of fallen soldiers, spilling New York and Los Angeles, Moscow and Baghdad onto the streets of anywhere; their mouthing wounds elevating cries into the city stench of gunpowder blackened buildings; the look on their eyes when the true meaning of damage and collateral crashes into their fleshy souls, begging in curses, wailing arms at them for a redraw of the cards: You instead, not my little boy! But every soldier is a little boy,and as I saw them huddled beside Humvees, warding cold deserts with divine stories of mundane happenings at hometown proms, repeating to themselves this weapon is lighter than a wrench; as I saw them mourning for the friends that wouldn't recognize them, returned, victorious shells, I re
the human syntaxmottledthere are carbon copies walking the streetscut/and/paste people whoderacinated from scriptured roots rarelyever realize that history is always unfolding right before themor that somewhere in the bubblingooze of their jurassic hearts a pasquinade has sprungan unintended flood of reasoningtonguesand merry mutants will come out to playin scorched supernova shadowswhile predation in the bio-mass[has]reached its all-time lowestas shown in graphs designed to demonstrateindemonstrable conundrums
Melatonin Addictioncan i fill you up?on brine, boosts and bronze.I mean that literally,we'll dine,fuckand dash.The Earth is hollow but we still drill through.Space is a concept evidently named.I'm a warrior and you be the princess,you're already rescued, promised to curses.is a line is a line is a line is a lineand I'm in enigmas, sure by shore leaves.sunken ships launch from the beach frontand take their ghosts,a secret suicide.If ants drew us and we marched past,would it be any different, would it be any different?in a line to end all lines,and seductive co-workers fling their shit at me.once primal, always primal, just anthropomorphic.I'm just a collection of piss stains,wrung out and forgottenstinky and melancholic.addicted to that pin-prick well,settling for justice with a bucket,we dip our heads into water and crack the rot over bemusement.I hope you wake upoh, god i hope you fucking wake up
The NecklaceCliché Hallmark cardsAlways start the waterworks.Even at crowded restaurants.To know.... it's a piece,Of my Mommy JeanShaking, beaming, cryingAs that slim white gold claspclick... for the first time.A feather's weightInstantly at home on my collarbone.***Fast-forward***Hiccup-sobbingSlit-eyes red and swollenThat pendant-spot between my breastsScratched and redFrom shaking hands,Grasping for anything to ground me.Tremblingly closing that slim white gold claspclick echoing with tears***Fast-forward***Heaving my duffel up my stepsAnd down the hallway,To my last door on the rightDropping it and a gaspHands immediately undoingthe circular clasp at my neckFrantically grabbing the chain on my dresserBreathing slowing as the heavier chain,But lighter pendant comes to a restclick and my breathing becomes regularSighing as I flop into bed. Home.***Fast-forward***Sighing nervously,Self-co
The Other's Orange FlowersMy brother's asleep on the couch and I have a pen in my hand. At first I was going to draw on his face, but that would wake him up. So I turn the pen upside down and dangle the orange feather at the end just above his nose."What are you doing, Allie?" he asks without opening his eyes. I sweep the feather across his nose. His face wrinkles up and he opens one eye. "Ew, orange!""It's just a colour," I say. "I'm looking after you. Mum told me to."He pushes me off the couch with one hand, and I slump onto the floor. "You're too little to look after me, Allie.""But you're sick, and you can't look after me, so . . ." I chew my lips."Sure, I can," he says. "And I'm not sick, just tired.""You've been tired a lot. That might mean you're sick.""Allie. There's nothing – underline that – nothing wrong
A Modern AndromedaShe walks this underpassembalmed with the graffitiof the broken, the glassbottles blue and brokeon cigarette dirt -where she disintersglints of rusting rails,steel line parallelsof a western yesterdayand gold melded dust.Nonplussed bythis tunnel's twilight eye,this lying catacomb echoof a locomotive ghost,she must get out, escape,breathe Georgia magnolias,and leave her solastalgia acheto a zephyr wind,to elysian fields.But it's all she feels,this millstone of lonelinesschained to the selfsame shamethat came with breakingher mother's sidewalk spine,the crab leg line of bonebeneath her very own skin.So she tarries in herewith this cemetery sicknesssearching for the solaceof a nomadic balladthat only the broken hear.
k.n., ii7 9 13 he took a bow overlooking interstate 680: car-comets in full spin, orbital lights his dreams planetary, saturnian - he almost sprouted wings that night and i cannot say it would not be beautiful; the palpations of downtown pumping luminous cells, coursing through highway veins and he, standing in the heart of his world visions galactic mind ecstatic - his feet began to lift just a little.9 20 13a few phone callsand a pair of
The Real-Life Stats on Spontaneous RomanceShe singled him out of the rest of the people in the waiting room, because he was wearing an ascot as a scarf like he didn't know the difference. Maybe he didn't. His shoes didn't match; one was red and the other was black, though they were both chucks. Behind his glasses, his eyes peered out a pallid, self reflective grey.An image of him smiling came to her, and made her smile in turn. Then she decided to notice the empty seat beside him and got up. She sat beside him with a whump sound and he didn't look up. This one looked promising."So..." she said, "have you noticed that the lady over there, the one wringing her hands like that, is twisting a ring, but it's on the wrong finger to be a wedding ring?""Uh..." he looked up at her, "no?""There, she's the one in the only cushioned chair in here. The one with the hat."He looked over, and then down again."Yeah, I guess she is.
House of the SnailCurled like a tadpole in the confines of the ball turret, he slips into his mind and enters the first nautilus ring of memory.i.He sees a potting shed littered with terra cotta fragments, soft loam, and quietly rotting tomato vines. It is fall now, and the place hasn't been used for nearly a month, not that his mother was ever much of a gardener - she prefers the career of a socialite, and complains constantly about this heathen life in the country. His father yells whenever she embarks on a new tirade, and his mother drinks something out of a square-cut glass bottle that looks as though it were pilfered from Oz, and then everything is still again. For a while.He watches himself enter the shed, gawky and fair. Tears have made a paisley pattern of sorts in the skim of blood on his pale cheek, and the skin about his eye looks like an oval of wet blotter paper rife with plum-colored ink. He purloins a splinter of stake from the tomato ruins, and in his rage and helplessness, ass
the invisible wounds of warhome is so different when you'restanding behind the wall;i wonder of the people wholive/will live in that house now as istand yonder on the neighbor'syard,my face illuminated in a yellowlight.i wonder if they'd listen to my windingstories; the nights i'd screamback at my parents as they screamedat each other -the tornadoes and storms that rippedthrough the back yard, leaving us untouchedbut devastating others -the christmas and easter mornings, goodtimes and bad, dreams and heartbreakand so much cigarette smoke stainingthe walls and my lungs.(we were a good american family withgood american values and traditions,weren't we?)i wonder if they'd listen to my twistingroots, sitting calmly as i'd tell themof the horrors of standing nakedin front of my mother to have her tellme my body was wrong.i've always been told that peopleabuse in myriads of ways, but neverthat the walls of my old homewould abuse along.
Sixty-one SecondsIt took him sixty-one seconds to die. I counted.The beach was only a walk away from there, and the sun was beating down on our heads and our hats. We hid under the trees and laughed. We were in love, if that's what love meant. We hugged each other, as we walked down the burning pavement in loud flip-flops and ripped shorts.We were so close. I didn't know that that would be the last time I'd ever see him alive.I was nervous when I told him, that if we were really in love, we would be together forever. He giggled softly, and told me forever was a long time. I knew that of course. It was too good to be true, I thought. He told me not to think about forever, and we sat on the park bench, overlooking the beach. I leaned my head on his shoulder and I felt his smile light up above me, and I smiled too and closed my eyes. Everything was perfect, that moment there, it felt like forever, a good kind of forever.We didn't notice the shouting. We were too in love.Love can do that. Love is blin
fathersi never again want to wake up and findthat someone else has gone in the night.when i was 8, my father's body decidedit was no longer vital, so it stoppedgiving him signs, instead, a fistfighthe didn't survive. i only ever succeededin burying him at the back of my mind.at 16, when my brother drives homeat midnight, i fear a car crash,i fear him closing his eyes, so i never do.i don't want him to be awake late alone,so i sit up in bed until he gets home.i can sleep when i'm dead, but neither of usis ready for that yet.Kuya, youare my architect, for when it felt likeour world had ended, it was you who stoodto save us from the wreckage,from all the nothing that came of everythingour father built. it was you who stirred the dust,who laid the floor on which we found our footing,you who built the bridge from his lifeand what came after.Papa, youfaded from our days like a distant figurethrough a window in the rain;i am your bad weather daughter
The McKinnons' CatWhen the McKinnons moved out from next door, they left their cat behind. Nobody really blamed them. The thing was an enormous fat tabby female which stank and had fleas. It was, more importantly, a vicious killer. Usually it lived on a diet of songbirds, but it would catch and kill mice, rats, other people's pets and whatever rare little furry creatures it could find. Nobody really bothered to feed it after the McKinnons left, but it didn't grow noticeably thinner. I never knew its name, but my dad always called it "you BASTARD, get the HELL out of my garden."Not long after the McKinnons moved out, Miss Timmons moved into their old house. She was old, tiny, grey, timid and mouse-like. When she spoke, it was in a little excited squeak. When she went to the shops she moved in quick, darting movements and when she stopped to talk to me in the street she twitched constantly like she couldn't
the arrangement of astral cordsThis is how I'm built up, you see;stars trapped in the linings of mystomach andthe regurgitation of meteorsthunderingthe chambers of a heart--deconstructs of kaleidoscope-stainedglass.This is the reason why my throatbubbles like witch's brew--the insides of my body form monsoons thatscratch my lungs anddisintegrate my windpipe,an off-pitched dissonancelike wind chimeswhenever I try to shout or speak oreven whisper. (and they tell me that you could sing the moon to sleep when you cast your faithful nothings on a star)[and, no, I'm not some kind of genietrapped in an expanse of dustrather than a lamp]Darling, I was never caught betweena collision of star-crossed galaxies,nor an accident between the big bangand a black hole.I was born a star-child.and, no, they could never be beautiful.Yet, I could never be as graceful.I could never carve my face the way gods do, and
on greeting the out-landerit requires a benign acquiescenceto regard the perception of others,so much different from one's own:ours is not to wear their shoes,but to welcome the foreign feetthat settle here - far from home,where we at best would interlope,feel at odds, might barely cope,yet should gain at least a modicumof empathy, grace and decorum...as that humble, hopeful immigranthas done.llp - dA - sep2013DD - nov14/2013
I Dream of CeresA sci-fi pulp.The Cerean Anthem blared out of the speakers of the cell's viewplate. Trandon was awake beforehand, out of habit. He wore sonic-strength ear plugs just so he wouldn't have to listen to that fucking song. They were proscribed items for that reason and he had paid out the nose to get them, but they were SO worth it. After the jingle came the news. This was worth watching solely because of the buxom newscaster (he had heard that the reporter in the women's cells was a hunky dude, but he didn't know for sure). She covered the usual shit; buy Cerean, work hard, brush your fucking teeth so you don't cost the government a pair of dentures.The work listings came on and he stopped looking at the woman's chest and at the numbers that crawled up the side of the screen. "Due to mishaps in the Level 23 dry-docks," -people died- "the completion time for the freighter Chalmar Truntz is behind schedule. Ceres Astrowerks is
if you can't stand --my mother flicksher cigaretteswitcheson the flameunder the blackcast-ironhair gleamingtitianin the lamp-lightwhen she sees meand boils overmy head hitsthe bittersweet wall-to-wallcosmos in my eyestrappedunder the tablelike evenings of liver onions limas and sitthere until you eati guard the injuriesturning from indigoto pitch
as we climb the roadlet us recall the best effects of stylewhen those who listen know how best to hearand do not injure those who hold most dearthe hidden blessings of the final milerather they wish the urgent to beguileexpecting that the best might engineersounds that will please the most discerning earand lead once drooping eyes to shine and smilethe age of wonder has no fixed returnbut comes upon us as we seem to findnot a changed world but a remarked abodethe home that we have loved for which we yearnthat seemed so hidden for time out of mindappear before us as we climb the road
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Read Our Full Review >>Bambi: Disney Classics is a lovely adaptation of the disney classic without the any worrisome details.
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This was one disgusting film full of rape, violence and horrible human behaviour and i hope that people will not see it in the theaters because trust me it is not worth your money or your time. The film was straight up disgusting and I felt sick afterwards, I can not believe that filmmakers thought this film was worth releasing in the theaters. The characters in the film do unspeakable things to each other but it is hard to care about it because the characters are not developed at all. Overall, I do not recommend seeing this film in the theaters because it is repulsive.
I could not even watch most of this film because my hands were constantly covering my eyes, it was straight up disgusting and nauseating and i do not recommend seeing this film in the theaters unless you like to be tortured. It seems that the makers of this film hate the characters that they have created and they also hate the audience. The performances in this film were weak as well except Rosanna Arquette who was good as a single mother who is driven to self-degradation. Te film was not coherent and the ending was completely stupid and disappointing, basically I did not like anything about this film and I wish i did not waste my money on it.
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Abigail is more than ready for a change when she inherits a cottage from her beloved mentor, knitting guru Eliza Carpenter. Leaving the oppressive city for the greener pastures of a small California beach town, she intends to turn her cozy little windfall into a knitting shop and spend her days spinning, designing, and purling. But she's not going to be welcomed with open arms by her new neighbor. Eliza's disgruntled nephew, the gorgeous Cade, now owns everything surrounding Abigail's ramshackle new home, and he views this sexy city girl as an unwanted interloper.
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