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It's a brilliant channel and it's on fire at the moment. It's performing incredibly well and the most popular channel both for its audience and in peak time. Do I plan any radical changes? No. It's about building on the success I've inherited from Danny who has left it in an amazing state. There are already a lot of great shows so it's about going for more creativity and creating the next wave of brilliant shows
I try not to do that. It's such a broad target demographic – 16 to 34 – and that can encompass a huge range of views and outlooks. In general, there's a sort of attitude, tone and feel about Three that I go for, which is youthful. The programmes need to appeal to the whole of that age group across the schedule but it's definitely about an attitude to life - people who have a sense of fun and enjoy life.
I'd be quite happy to have the problem of too much noise. Shows have to punch above their weight on Three. They don't have to be sensational for sensation's sake. You want shows to have purpose, whether that be creative or social purpose, and then you hope that, from being creatively brilliant, they'll gain viewers and create noise and hubbub. That's the aim. I want BBC Three shows to be watched by millions of people. We don't want lots of little niche shows, we want big shows, but we will allow them to grow. I'm not going to say, 'Series one didn't get a million we're going to cancel it'. We'll say 'OK, creatively this show is working, let's stick with it', and hope that by series two or series three the audience grows. My hope is that we get a high share for our audience but it would, of course, also be nice to get millions of viewers too.
One thing that I do want to do with the channel is to have more, actual live television. At the moment the only live output we have is the music festivals. Live does create a sense of event, but it's not just about having live for live's sake. There has to be a reason why you're going live.
An event can mean a season, and we do seasons that are mostly factual based. They are going to be concentrated, stripped across one or two weeks and made up mainly of docs and current affairs, but they could also possibly contain a drama or docudrama, and maybe even an entertainment event so they become quite multi-genre. We turn them into an event by scheduling them over a five or ten day strip so we can promote and market them as a whole. You get more bang for your buck that way. It's very hard to get people to come to a one off documentary but if you have season there's more chance of getting people to come to it.
The way a season evolves is a slightly random thing. You'll suddenly see one proposal and think, actually there's more to that than just that single idea. Let's look for other things to complement it. For instance there's a docudrama from current affairs about murder that we thought was phenomenal, so we decided to do a whole week on murder and crime. Alternatively we'll look at and use research and ask what's important to our audience. So for instance we're looking at programming around the area of work and employment as that's one of the top three issues for 16-34 year olds.
Absolutely. We try not to do these things too far ahead because we don't want to lay out a schedule of events or seasons for the next eighteen months and not leave ourselves room to be reactive to the possible changes in the country and the mood of our audience, but you need to have some planned ahead so we've set the themes up until April of next year. As we see that one proposal come in that triggers an idea for a season, we'll expand from that and all the commissioners who have relevant shows will then talk to their suppliers.
I love the fact that we take and examine serious subject areas in an entertaining and accessible way. All of the factual programming that really resonates is character-led with an amazing story. That's fairly simple but it runs through all of them whatever the subject area, from genocide in Rwanda to a young guy who knows he's going to die and is living his life on fast forward. We manage to tell those stories in very engaging ways.
It's a mix. BBC Three is about being British and backing new talent. Sometimes to break new talent they have to be put with pre-existing or well known talent. One thing we haven't done on Three is have a family of talent who you recognise. If you stop someone on the street and say 'who's on BBC Three' they might say Russell Howard but that could be about it. We do have lots of other brilliant young presenters and journalists. I would pick out Stacey and Cherry from that and I think we're going to try and make them more famous. We're going to put them on for more time so the viewers get to know them and know who they are.
Absolutely because we need new talent and there's some backfill there and they need to grow. We've got Russell, Lee Nelson, Simon Brodkin, Cherry and Stacey, and Fern and Reggie are doing all our festival coverage now. That's great and a good basis to star from but the whole point about the channel is that we help to foster new talent.
It can be quite wide ranging but there is something about the people I've mentioned that is quite similar, They're all accessible, all quite down to earth and they talk in the kind of language that our audience understand.
That has been the case with factual but it also somehow hampers the talent. Cherry Healey has got married and had a baby for the channel - well not for the channel but you know what I mean! We can't keep asking her to do amazingly life changing things to make TV. We need to find other ways of using her that are more journalistic. It can't just be about experiences. It's more about their attitude and the way they talk to the audience.
Yes. I would say there are areas like cooking for instance. I also find it difficult to imagine what a quiz would look like on BBC Three. However, it's quite a nice creative challenge to think what a BBC Three quiz would look like. Maybe there is a way to do it for BBC Three, perhaps its street based and more visceral. But really you're not that likely to have quizzes, cooking or the sort of drama that BBC One or Two is doing on Three.
It's a huge priority. We have three brilliant dramas on Three. Being Human's coming back, Lip Service is coming back, Fades starts this Autumn. They are huge tentpole shows because drama and comedy really connect with the audience. Those have to be writer led and they have to fit the tone and feel of the channel. We currently have two in that are about supernatural worlds so I probably am not looking for something in that area. We've got one relationship drama but I'd just challenge the creative community to say what else can you come up with?
I like drama doc but we want all our seasons to be cross genre, not just documentaries or drama documentary. People should feel free to mix it up.
Multiplatform is absolutely something we need. But we are a linear channel and I want our shows to live across all the possible media they can - mobile, online etc. We don't really embrace social media enough and we want to have conversations with viewers on air in the junctions. In programming terms I'd love us to find a show that genuinely has social media at its heart. I haven't seen one yet. If you look across the channels it hasn't really happened yet. Seven Days on Channel Four was a brave attempt but I'd like us to have a show that is successful in that area.
It's wide open. All the commissioners have a wide range of relationships with a wide range of indies. If you're an independent producer who has made a show and you send your idea to a commissioner and they like it they will see you. They might not see you tomorrow but they will respond, and if they like it, they'll see you to discuss it.
Of course! Good ideas are always welcome. It's just a matter of who has the best ideas. We would need reassurances that the people making the show can make the show that we're asking for, so that can mean a co-pro, but it depends what the scale and the ambition of the show is. We will help your idea come to life.
I think we've got a need for more factual entertainment. We don't always need to be doing shows with social purpose. Sometimes they can just have creative purpose to them. Some more light fact ent is a definite need. Formats are tricky at the moment because the audience aren't really engaging with formats in a huge way, they're taking to observational documentaries more. But I hope a format will come along and they'll take to it and it'll fly.
I see the channel continuing as it is now, commissioning in all genres, hugely successful in all the genres, and hopefully continuing to have the amazing hits we've had in factual and documentaries. I'd like there to be another Mighty Boosh or Little Britain. It would be great if in two years time we had created a show that's so popular BBC One want it and I am really pro shows growing and moving to bigger channels.
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More than 100 tires fished out of Arkansas River banks
A crew from Wichita's flood control department fished more than 100 tires out of the banks of the Arkansas River near the 47th Street Bridge recently.
Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Jim Skelton said he had received complaints from board members of the Oaklawn Improvement District about tires that had been dumped near the river on either side of the bridge. He alerted the county's public works director, David Spears, who contacted the city.
Crews removed the tires in June.
"It is so unfortunate that people have such disrespect … for our environment," Skelton said in an e-mail.
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This San Francisco condo was inspired by fashion, in particular by one of the homeowner's jobs as a stylist at Ralph Lauren. A rich leather sofa, a bearskin throw and pillows covered in suit fabric give the room a warm and masculine feeling.
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This Pacific Heights home was designed to be minimal, unique, and have European flair.
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What's a proper bachelor pad without a man cave? This dark media room is comfortable and stylish. See the rest of this home
This stunning apartment in San Sebastián, Spain knocks my socks off. A mix of vintage, modern and contemporary pieces live in harmony against a white walls, trimwork and ceilings.
Dark-colored textiles add a masculine feel to this bright guest room.
This is still one of my favorite moments of photo styling. In fact, it inspired an entire ideabook about the Seven Deadly Sins. This shot served as gluttony.
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Also, any idea where the RPM signal is located (terminal code wise) on a manual 5vze?
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Before we get to Wisconsin, a great story out of Pennsylvania – former Pennsylvania House Speakers Share Jail Cell – They used to share a gavel. Now, apparently, they're sharing a jail cell. John Perzel, a Republican from Philadelphia and Bill Deweese, a Democrat from Greene, share the distinction of both having served as Speaker of the Pennsylvania State House. – http://abcn.ws/JU7Wge (Meghan Kiesel)
Wisconsin polls close at 9 p.m. ET.
Check into OTUS News.com http://otusnews.com and ABC News.com all night for the latest.
The first exit polls suggest it's a big night for…. Barack Obama? – even though he's not on the ballot - From ABC Pollster Gary Langer – Whatever Scott Walker's fate, Barack Obama may drag some bragging rights out of the Wisconsin governor's recall election: Voters in preliminary exit poll results today say they favor Obama over Mitt Romney in November's presidential election by a slight 6-point margin (51-45 percent). These results are preliminary so it remains to be seen if that result will hold in final exit poll results later tonight. If so, it might provide Obama forces with push back should Walker, the incumbent Republican, prevail in the recall election against Democratic candidate Tom Barrett, the mayor of Milwaukee.
Barrett lost to Walker when the two faced off in 2010. One possible boost for Barrett this year comes from union voters: Nearly a third of voters in preliminary exit poll results say they're from union households, up from 26 percent two years ago. And slightly more than half say they have a favorable impression of public employee unions; restrictions on such unions that were backed by Walker led to the recall. But voters in these preliminary results divide almost exactly evenly on Walker's handling of those unions, with high levels of strong sentiment on both sides. http://abcn.ws/LnjszC
Forget Tobacco - There is also voting in California – the exciting new jungle primary – and a really expensive tobacco tax race – http://abcn.ws/NfJebc
Bill Clinton Said Something About the Bush Tax Cuts - But we're still puzzling over the CNBC transcript to figure out what it was – It sorta sounded like he supported a temporary extension. Obama does not – http://abcn.ws/LohATn
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Romney Curiously Mum on Walker Recall Election – For a candidate who could get a boost if Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker manages to keep his job after today's recall election, presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney has stayed curiously quiet mum on the election since he last visited the state more than two months ago. – http://abcn.ws/L0AYbL
Veep Beat: Paul Ryan Goes Solo for Romney in N.C – While his state is engaged in a recall election today, Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., will fly solo today in Raleigh, N.C., this morning when he holds a roundtable at Big Ed's City Market on behalf of Mitt Romney, who will campaign in Texas today. Ryan and Romney tag-teamed Wisconsin in early April when the duo crisscrossed the state campaigning together. Later in the evening, Ryan will headline a dinner held by the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. – http://abcn.ws/KtIcsl


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1. Gentoo Linux Security Advisory
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SnipSnap is vulnerable to HTTP response splitting attacks such as web cache poisoning, cross-user defacement, and cross-site scripting.
2. Impact Information
SnipSnap is a user friendly content management system with features such as wiki and weblog.
SnipSnap contains various HTTP response splitting vulnerabilities that could potentially compromise the sites data. Some of these attacks include web cache poisoning, cross-user defacement, hijacking pages with sensitive user information, and cross-site scripting. This vulnerability is due to the lack of illegal input checking in the software.
A malicious user could inject and execute arbitrary script code, potentially compromising the victim's data or browser.
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There is no known workaround at this time.
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NIGHT WOLF #1 (Script Only)
24 Pages
By Rob Multari & Lone Wolf Comics (LoneWolfComics.com) © 2007 - 2012
Page 1
PANEL 1: This is a long shot of Rob standing on the edge of a cliff at the opening of a dark forest. In the background is a canapé of trees and a mountain with a castle on it. The scene is dark, but being lit by a flash of lightning. Rob looks confused.
PANEL 2: This is a close-up of Rob's confused face.
ROB Where the hell am I?
PANEL 3: Medium shot of Rob reacting to Jen's scream.
PANEL 4: This is a shot looking over Rob's shoulder. A giant bat is carrying Jen away towards a castle.
PANEL 5: This is a high angle medium-long shot of Rob jumping off the cliff.
PANEL 6: This is a medium shot of Rob almost touching the ground.
Page 2
PANEL 1: This is low angle shot of Rob landing in a cemetery. All you see is his feet, legs, and hands on impact. Fog, trees, and tombstones all around.
PANEL 2: This is a medium shot of him getting up, and beginning to run. Fog, trees, and tombstones all around.
PANEL 3: Close-up of hands coming from the ground and grabbing his feet (inside PANEL 4).
PANEL 4: This is a medium shot of Rob falling.
PANEL 5: This is a high angle shot of Rob on the ground with Zombie versions of Ani, Rebecca, and Candyce attacking him.
Page 3
PANEL 1: This is a medium-long shot of Cirray in wolf form attacking the zombies while Rob escapes.
PANEL 2: This is a low angle shot of Rob continuing to chase after Jen and the bat.
PANEL 3: This is a high angle shot of Rob coming up to an old run down abandoned castle.
PANEL 4: This is a low angle shot of Rob looking up at the castle. On either side of the entrance there are statues of Tartarus and Black Claw in menacing poses.
PANEL 5: High angle shot of Rob wandering through the halls.
PANEL 6: This is a medium shot of Rob stopping suddenly with a look of terror on his face.
Page 4
PANEL 1: This is a high angle medium shot of a black werewolf, half in shadow, eating Jen's innards.
PANEL 2: This is a closer shot of the wolf starting to turn around into the light towards Rob.
PANEL 3: This is an even closer shot of the wolf turning around into the light towards Rob. The wolf's pelt isn't just black anymore it has shades of gray to white also.
PANEL 4: This is a close-up of Rob with a feral look and blood all over his face instead of the wolf.
PANEL 5: This is a high angle shot of Rob's house at night being lit up by lightning.
CAPTION The Marcelli Household just outside of the small town of West Middlesex, PA.
Page 5
PANEL 1: The title and credit go on this PANEL. Images of Rob's nightmare are over his head. He is sitting up screaming from the nightmare. He's drenched in sweat. Jen is lying beside him.
NARRATION Have you ever had those dreams where everything seems so real? Even your senses tell you that you were really living those moments outside your subconscious mind.
ROB Nooooooo!!! "GASP!!!" "Huff, huff, huff." "Sigh."
JEN Mmm.
PANEL 2: This is a high angle medium shot of Rob sitting on the edge of the bed with his hand on his face and his elbows on his knees. The room is dark with moonlight coming through the window. Jen is behind Rob holding him.
NARRATION You feel the environment around you clear as day. You feel the chill in the air, the moister of the fog against your skin, and in this case
I can still taste the blood in my mouth.
JEN Rob, what's the matter? Are you okay?
ROB "Sigh." Nothing, it was just a nightmare
JEN Are you sure? Do you want to talk about it? What happened?
ROB No, I'm fine. It's nothing, really.
PANEL 3: This is a medium shot of Rob turned to face Jen. She is touching his cheek.
JEN Awe, baby lay back down. You sure you're all right?
ROB Yeah, I'm fine. Jen, I love you.
PANEL 4: This is a high angle shot of Rob lying down with his arms wrapped around her.
JEN Love you too. G'night, babe.
ROB G'night, beautiful.
PANEL 5: This is a close-up of the clock, which says its 3:08am.
Page 6
PANEL 1: A high angle long shot of a castle/mansion (like Luthor Mansion in Smallville) with mountains around it, and lightning striking.
CAPTION Deep in the Appalachian Mountains.
NARRATION For the last few nights
PANEL 2: This is a low angle shot of Hecate standing over a caldron in a dark dungeon like chamber. She has her hand on her chin and the other on her elbow.
my dreams have been haunted by nightmarish creatures
HECATE Hmmm.
PANEL 3: This is a high angle shot of Hecate throwing in some spices, and waving one of her hands above the caldron. In the caldron are images from Rob's nightmare.
familiar faces
HECATE It is time.
MALICE Time for what, you old Hag?
PANEL 4: This is a low angle shot of a tall dark figure, dressed in a black suit, steps into the light just enough to see all but his face, but you can still see his glowing red eyes.
faces I've never seen before
HECATE Lord Malice!?! Master, I didn't realize you were standing there!
MALICE Indeed, now tell me what you're babbling about, Hecate.
HECATE The moon is almost full, and the time of maturity draws near for the newest Monoki lycanthrope in our region.
PANEL 5: This is a high angle shot looking over their shoulders into the caldron as a full moon rises with the silhouette of a wolf in it.
supernatural creatures
MALICE Another flea bag, eh? Is it a mongrel or a purebred?
HECATE I don't know, I can't determine the beast's nature.
MALICE What's wrong Hecate, getting senile? Is your age finally catching up to you? Even a blind man could distinguish the breed as easily as black and white.
PANEL 6: This is a low angle medium shot of Hecate looking at Lord Malice whose face is still in shadow.
and death.
HECATE Yes usually, but for some reason the vision reveals his pelt to be mixed. Too unpure to be a purebred, yet not tainted enough to be a mongrel. What should we do, master?
MALICE Hmm
send the twins out to investigate, and summon Black Claw at once.
Page 7
PANEL 1: This is a medium shot of Rob driving his Jeep with Jen in the front and Jess in the back.
CAPTION Saturday 1:24pm.
NARRATION I've had nightmares before, but these feel so real.
JESS So where are we headed?
JEN We're going to the Mall to meet Scott, Tyler, John, and Joe.
JESS Joe?! Oh, he is sooo cute.
PANEL 2: This is a medium shot of Scott and Rob shaking hands.
CAPTION Saturday 1:38pm.
NARRATION Still can't get that nasty blood taste out of my mouth.
SCOTT There's Mr. Football himself! Rob, how ya doin'?
ROB I'm
doin'. How you doin,' Scott?
SCOTT Good, good. Hell of a game last night, huh?
PANEL 3: This is a medium shot of the teens standing around the old people benches talking.
NARRATION It's even making me sick to my stomach.
ROB Yeah, got to keep the Keystone State recruiters happy so I can keep my scholarship.
JOE So what's the plan, John?
JOHN Let's get into a fight! You got my back right?
JOE Yeah dawg, I got your back. Waaay back.
PANEL 4: This is a high angle shot of them all laughing excepted Rob and the girls walking into the nearby store.
NARRATION Or was it something I ate?
ALL Hahahaha!
JESS What's wrong with Rob? He's been quiet all day. You'd think someone with a full ride to KSU would be celebrating, not mopey.
JEN I'm not sure, Jess. He had a nightmare last night, and he woke up screaming.
JESS Wow that's pretty odd for a guy. What was it about?
JEN I don't know, he won't tell me. Usually he tells me everything, especially what's on his mind, but now he won't tell me what's troubling him. He's really starting to worry me.
PANEL 5: This is a low angle medium-long shot of the girls looking at Homecoming dresses and talking in a store.
JESS So what are you gonna do for Rob's 18th birthday next Saturday?
JEN Well, his parents will still be out of town, and his sisters are both away at college. So I figure after the Homecoming dance we will go back to his house, and I will make it a birthday he will never forget.
JESS Oh you're baaad, and I suppose you'll be telling your parents that you will be spending the night at my house again like last night?
JEN Of course, you know me so well hahaha.
PANEL 6: This medium shot of Joe and John slapping hands. Rob's standing next to them.
JOE Dude, lets pick up chicks!
JOHN Works for me, man! Let's go!
ROB Count me out. I'm just gonna hang here.
PANEL 7: This is a close-up of Scott and Tyler
TYLER I wouldn't mind chasing some tail.
SCOTT You would have to chase 'em Tyler, because one look at you would make them run away screaming!
TYLER Hey!
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PANEL 1: This is a low angle medium shot Joe, John, Scott, and Tyler in that order.
JOE Okay, here's one for ya. How do you confuse a blond?
JOHN How?
JOE You put her in a round room and tell her to stand in the corner, but how does the blond confuse you?
SCOTT How?
JOE She tells you she did it.
PANEL 2: This is a medium close-up of Scott pointing at Tyler.
SCOTT Hey I got a joke for ya. It's a visual joke. He's standing right next to me.
PANEL 3: This is a high angle medium shot of Tyler chasing Scott in this PANEL.
TYLER What?! I'll show you a joke!! It's a physical joke!!
SCOTT Ahahahah! Help I'm being attacked by the missing link!
PANEL 4: This is a long shot of them passing Janelle as she walks towards the other three. Rob is staring off into space as Joe and John are laughing.
NARRATION If they're only dreams then why am I letting them get to me.
PANEL 5: This is a high angle shot of Janelle coming up behind Rob and grabbing his butt.
NARRATION Why am I still thinking about
PANEL 6: This is a close up of Rob's surprised face.
ROB What the
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PANEL 1: Rob is turned in disgust towards Janelle. She is looking at him smiling.
JANELLE Hey there handsome, my names Janelle. What's yours?
PANEL 2: This is a high angle medium shot of Joe and John gathered around Janelle and Rob.
NARRATION That's odd she looks familiar.
JOHN I'm John, this is Joe, the two chasing each other round are Tyler and Scott, and
JANELLE And who are you cutie?
JOHN The big man here is Rob.
JANELLE Rob hmm, that's a sexy name.
PANEL 3: This is a medium shot of Janelle's shoulder in the foreground, Rob is turned to walk away and John is next to him in the background.
NARRATION Where have I seen her before?
ROB Thanks
JANELLE Where are you guys from?
JOHN We're from West Middlesex.
PANEL 4: This is a close-up of Janelle's face.
JANELLE Really?! Wow, my family just moved to Middlesex. My sister and I are starting school on Monday! That's why I'm here school shopping.
PANEL 5: This is a medium shot of Joe, Scott, and Tyler talking.
JOE Dude, I think she wants Rob. How come every girl goes after the guys who are already taken?
SCOTT I'm telling you, girls can sense a dude with a girlfriend for miles. They get off on it.
TYLER I don't know, but we might see a cat fight.
PANEL 6: This is the same shot as above except Tyler looks likes he's going to attack Scott.
SCOTT Why, you jealous, fugly?
TYLER You'll get yours Koncar! Just you wait! I'll get you when you least expected it then
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PANEL 1: This is a medium close-up of Janelle looking seductive and Rob uneasy.
JANELLE Maybe you could show me around. Then
we could get a little closer
and get to know each other better?
ROB Well, there might be a problem with that.
JANELLE And why is that?
ROB I'm already
PANEL 2: This is a close-up of a pissed off Jen.
PANEL 3: This is a high angle long shot of Jen standing in front of Rob with an angry look towards Janelle.
JEN You better back the %#$& off him #&%$* 'cause he's my man! JANELLE My, such a foul mouth. I wonder, is there a little devil behind that angel's face? Believe me little girl, you don't know who you're messing with.
JEN The %#$& I don't!
CIRCE Is this scank givin' you $#&%, Janelle?
PANEL 4: This is a low angle shot of Circe in full frame.
NARRATION Just great, it's not like I don't have enough on my mind already.
PANEL 5: This is a medium shot of the Twins standing together.
NARRATION Now my girlfriend's going to get her @$$ beat by miss prim and proper and the gothic nightmare.
JANELLE No Circe, she's nothing I can't handle.
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PANEL 1: This is high angle shot of Lord Malice, standing half in shadow with a group of vampires and Hecate looking into a boiling caldron. In the caldron is Jen's image.
CAPTION Elsewhere.
PANEL 2: This is a close-up of Lord Malice's shadow draped face.
NARRATION (CRADEN) That girl, she's
beautiful. She
but it can't be
PANEL 3: This is a long shot of a flashback to a colonial room where a young woman, who looks like Jen, is standing in colonial dress.
NARRATION (CRADEN) Could it be my angel has returned
PANEL 4: This is a medium shot of Lord Malice (still can't see his face) in colonial dress embraces the young woman.
after all these years.
PANEL 5: This is a close-up of Lord Malice's face still in shadow, with Hecate in the background.
HECATE Master, what would you have the twins do next?
MALICE Hmm? What?! Oh yes, tell them to back down
PANEL 6: This is a low angle medium shot of Lord Malice turned to leave.
I don't want them to draw anymore attention to themselves.
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PANEL 1: This high angle medium-long shot of the two sisters facing off against Jen with Rob holding her back.
CAPTION The Mall
NARRATION Why do these girls look so familiar?
JEN %#$& you and your Hott Topik wearing, Goth wannabe sister.
CIRCE Why
little #&%$*! I should turn you into a boiling puddle of snot right where you stand! JANELLE Now sister, behave. This is neither the time, nor the place.
CIRCE You better thank your God we're in public, #&%$*.
PANEL 2: This is a low angle shot of Rob now in between Jen and the Twins.
NARRATION Were they a part of my dream too?
JEN Don't give me that! You're just chicken $#*%
ROB Okay, that's enough.
JANELLE Well, we have to get going anyway, but I'm sure we'll see you all on Monday.
JEN Better hope not!
PANEL 3: This is a high angle shot of the twins walking away, Circe is giving the raspberries, and Rob and Jen are facing each other.
JEN Why did you stop us? You know as well as I do that if you were in my place you would have kicked some poor guy's @$$.
PANEL 4: This is a medium shot of Rob and Jen holding each other and the others gathered around.
ROB I know, but I didn't feel like watching Mall Security escort you out. Besides, I know you're a bombshell, but I don't think two to one are very good odds.
JEN Jess was here to back me up.
PANEL 5: This is a close up of Rob kissing Jen's forehead.
ROB I know babe. Come on let's get outta here.
PANEL 6: This is a high angle shot of them leaving, and at the bottom of the Page Tyler has Scott in a headlock.
JOE We out like a fat girl in dodge ball!
JOHN Yeah, like boner in sweatpants.
TYLER Ha! Got you now, Scott!
SCOTT Ahgah!!
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PANEL 1: This is a low angle shot of Lord Malice sitting in a chair by the fireplace in his bedroom and you still can't see his face.
CAPTION Sunday, 12:17am. Deep in the Appalachian Mountains.
BLACK CLAW Hey boss, you got company.
MALICE I thought I made it perfectly clear that I did not want to be disturbed, Black Claw?
BLACK CLAW Yeah
well, I know you're the boss and all, but
PANEL 2: This is a close-up of Lord Malice's hand grabbing Black Claw by the shirt.
MALICE There is no but!
PANEL 3-5: In these PANELs Lord Malice swings Black Claw around to the desk.
MALICE Only what I tell you!
PANEL 6: This is a medium shot of Lord Malice pinning Black Claw against a desk.
MALICE Understand demon-dog?
BLACK CLAW Ugh
'cough', 'cough'
yeah, but I don't think
green, tall, and ugly there is gonna listen.
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PANEL 1: This is a low angle full body shot of Tartarus standing in the doorway.
TARTARUS Am I interrupting anything? Should I wait outside until you're finished with the sodomy? Hahaha.
PANEL 2: This is a high angle of Lord Malice letting go of Black Claw.
MALICE Ah Tartarus, to what do I owe the pleasure for this unexpected visit? As unpleasant as it maybe.
PANEL 3: This is a long shot of the room. Tartarus is entering further, Lord Malice turns to face him, and Black Claw is clutching his throat coughing.
TARTARUS The dark lord sent me to aid you. Too much is at stake if you fail to sway this Monoki anomaly to our side. He believes this cub is the key to tipping the scales.
MALICE If this is so important to him, why didn't he come to me in person?
PANEL 4: This is a close-up of Tartarus.
TARTARUS Do not question the lord's motives. Besides, he has urgent business to attend to in New York with Azazel and some new Seraphim Enforcer. * (click here to learn more at LoneWolfComics.com/Redemption/!)
PANEL 5: This is a close-up of Lord Malice.
MALICE I see. Very Well, let us get started then.
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PANEL 1: This is a high angle of the school halls.
CAPTION Monday, 10:02am. West Middlesex Jr./Sr. High School.
PANEL 2: This is a low angle shot of Janelle grabbing Rob's butt. He's in the air.
JANELLE Hey Cutie!
ROB Whoa!?!
PANEL 3: This is a medium shot of Rob and Janelle.
ROB Oh
JANELLE So are you going to show me around?
ROB I thought Saturday at the mall made it perfectly clear that I'm already taken.
PANEL 4: This is a high angle shot of Janelle with her arm around Rob and a hand on his shoulder.
JANELLE I thought that maybe I could change your mind about us.
PANEL 5: This is a close-up of Rob flipping out.
ROB Hey! Get off me! Let me get this through your thick skull! I tried to be nice, but no
you kept right on. I don't like you. I don't want you touching me. Just stay away from me!
PANEL 6: This is a three quarters back view Rob's head in the foreground as Janelle stomps away in the background. Jen is running up to Rob.
JANELLE How dare you insult me! I tried to save you a lot of trouble, but now you're in for a world of hurt, dog!
NARRATION What the hell did she mean by that?
PANEL 7: This is a low angle shot of Jen with her arms around Rob's neck.
NARRATION Man, I have a sick feeling in my gut that something bad is about to happen.
JEN Oh Sweetie, I'm so proud of you. You flipped out and turned down that #&%$*, and I didn't even have to encourage you!
ROB Yeah, what did you think I was gonna do? Let her hang on me? Hell no, she creeps the $#*% out of me. There's just something really odd about that chick.
JEN Can we say scank? Anyway, don't worry babe if she's some kind of psycho killer I'll protect you.
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PANEL 1: This is a low angle silhouette of Ani's house.
CAPTION Tuesday, 9:45pm.
PANEL 2: This is an high angle shot of Ani feeding Fred.
ANI Shut up, you stupid dog! I hate doing this. Fred! Shut up!
PANEL 3: This is a medium shot of a shadow running past her.
ANI What was that!?
PANEL 4: This is a medium close-up of a black figure coming up behind her.
A VAMPIRE Are you Ann Marie?
ANI Ahhhh!
PANEL 5: This is a low angle shot of her facing the figure.
ANI You scared the piss out of me!
A VAMPIRE Are you Ann Marie?
ANI Yes, who are
PANEL 6: This is a high angle shot of the vampire attacking her.
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PANEL 1: This is a high angle long shot of Rebecca walking to her car.
CAPTION Wednesday, 11:15pm
PANEL 2: This is a close-up of Rebecca getting ready to unlock the car door.
TARTARUS Rebecca August?
REBECCA Yes?
PANEL 3: This PANEL is a low angle shot of Rebecca startled turned toward Tartarus. His face is covered by shadows.
REBECCA Gasp!
TARTARUS I have a proposition for you. So should we do this the easy way, or the hard way?
PANEL 4: This PANEL is a high angle of Rebecca shooting Tartarus with pepper spray.
PANEL 5: A close-up of Tartarus' face.
TARTARUS Hmm, pepper spray. Nice touch. So we'll do this the hard way then.
PANEL 6: Here is a medium shot of Tartarus grabbing Rebecca.
REBECCA Ahhhhhh!!!
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PANEL 1: Same shot except he is stabbing her in the stomach with a large knife.
REBECCA Gasp!
PANEL 2: Close-up of him grabbing her mouth and whispering in her ear.
REBECCA Mmmm!
TARTARUS Alright, here is my proposition. You have two choices. One, I watch you suffer while you bleed to death, then you'll be nothing more than fresh meat. Or two, come with me and you can have
PANEL 3: Close-up of his hand closed.
PANEL 4: Close-up of his hand opening with fire building up.
your hearts desire
PANEL 5: Close-up of his hand open with two figures embracing each other in the fire.
for all eternity.
PANEL 6: Close-up of Rebecca's face. Her eyes are wide and bright with fire.
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PANEL 1: Low angle medium shot of Rebecca dropping to her knees.
PANEL 2: Low angle medium shot of Rebecca on her hands and knees as Tartarus walks around her.
PANEL 3: Low angle medium shot of Rebecca on her hands and knees. Tartarus stands in front of her.
TARTARUS So what will it be? I know you're choking on your own blood and all, but I need an answer.
PANEL 4: This is a high angle of Tartarus' out stretched hand and Rebecca looking up at it.
PANEL 5: A low angle of her reaching for his hand, which starts to glow.
PANEL 6: A close-up of her grabbing his hand, and she is engulfed in flame.
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PANEL 1: A low angle close-up of his face party illuminated and smiling.
TARTARUS Huh, how predictable. Now the fun begins. Oh by the way I forgot to mention one minor detail. This will cost you your mortal soul.
PANEL 2: A long shot of the night sky and the moon almost full.
REBECCA Ahhhhhhh!!!
TARTARUS Hahahahahaha!!!
PANEL 3: Medium shot of Jen watching TV.
CAPTION Thursday, 6:17pm.
TELEVISION In local news, two local West Middlesex girls, 16-year-old Ann Marie Muscarrelli and 17-year-old Rebecca August, have gone missing.
PANEL 4: Close-up of Jen's surprised face.
TELEVISION It has been two nights since Ann Marie Muscarrelli was last seen. During questioning, the girl's father said
PANEL 5: Close-up of the TV. Ani's dad is talking to a reporter and Fred is in the background.
TELEVISION She went out to feed the dog, and never came back in. So I went out to look for her, and I couldn't find her anywhere. The car was still there, and I didn't hear any other cars come and go. So I called the cops.
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PANEL 1: This is a medium shot of Agent Bokor and Hyde watching the newswoman.
CAPTION The FBI's Special Investigations Unit HQ.
TELEVISION Police found no clues to the whereabouts of Ann Marie Muscarrelli. The second girl, Rebecca August, has only been missing since last night, but the police suspect foul play. The girl's mother called the police when Rebecca failed to return home after work. The 17-year-old Rebecca works at Big Beagle Grocery Store in Heritage, PA. Her manager said
PANEL 2: The same shot as above except they both are looking at each other, and now Rebecca's manager is on the TV.
TELEVISION Well, she clocked out about 11:00 and left. That's the last I saw of her.
PANEL 3: This is a high angle medium-long shot of Hunter and Jessie in their garage working and looking at the TV, and the newswoman is on the TV.
CAPTION Fabian's Garage.
TELEVISION Police found blood by her car, and believe the two disappearances could be connected somehow.
PANEL 4: The same shot as above except they both are looking at each other, and now Victor Craden is on the TV shaking hands with guys in suits.
TELEVISION In other news, Craden Corp has developed a line of synthetic plasma. Craden Corp's CEO Victor Craden is set to speak at a press conference Monday morning at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA.
PANEL 5: This is a close-up of Rob's hand dialing Jen's number.
CAPTION Thursday, 9:41pm
PANEL 6: This is a Close-up of Jen's cell phone ringing.
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PANEL 1 & 2: Jen answers the phone on one side and Rob talking on the other.
JEN Hello.
ROB Hey, babe.
JEN Hey! Did you hear the news tonight!
ROB No, I was at football practice. Why what happened?
JEN Ani Muscarrelli and Rebecca August are both missing! Ani has been gone since Tuesday night and Rebecca has been missing since last night!
PANEL 3: This is a close-up of Rob looking concerned.
ROB What?!
JEN And the police found blood by Rebecca's car! They think it might be connected some how.
ROB That's crazy, what the hell is going on?
JEN Are you all right?
ROB Yeah, but this is really starting to creep me out
PANEL 4: This is a medium close-up of Rob looking off into space.
NARRATION A lot of weird $#*% has been happening lately, and it all started with those creepy dreams I've been having. Now they're starting to make a little more sense as bits and pieces seem to be coming true
those crazy twins, Ani and Rebecca disappearing.
PANEL 5: This is a low angle shot of a pregnant Candyce walking home in town. It's a starry night and the moon is almost full.
NARRATION I wonder
what's next?
CAPTION Thursday, 10:04pm.
PANEL 6: This is an eye level medium shot of Candyce walking past Black Claw who is leaning against a streetlight pole.
BLACK CLAW Hi, there.
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PANEL 1: Same angle and shot, but here she is stopped and turned towards him.
CANDYCE Hello.
BLACK CLAW What's a pretty little thing like you doin' out this late at night without her husband? This town has been getting pretty dangerous these days. You know, with those two girls disappearing an' all.
PANEL 2: This PANEL is a high angle over Black Claw's shoulder looking at Candyce.
CANDYCE Oh, I'm not married, and I just leave down the street.
BLACK CLAW Boyfriend?
CANDYCE I was seeing a few guys, but none of them want to talk to me anymore.
PANEL 3: Here is a low angle looking passed Candyce's shoulder at Black Claw with a smirk on his face.
BLACK CLAW Gee, I wonder why.
CANDYCE Huh?
BLACK CLAW Ah
I said, that's just not right. A fine young lady like yourself needs a man to take care of you.
PANEL 4: This PANEL is a medium shot of Black Claw extending his arm out, and Candyce is pointing down the street.
BLACK CLAW Would like an escort home?
CANDYCE Well, you're very handsome and polite, but no, thank you.
BLACK CLAW Suit yourself.
PANEL 5: This is a low angle of Candyce's back at a side angle as she walks away.
BLACK CLAW Grrrr! Ahwoooooo!
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PANEL 1: This is a full Page of Black Claw as a werewolf jumping towards Candyce who is now turned toward him.
PANEL 2: This PANEL is a high angle close up of Candyce's frightened face.
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I play Lee sin on TT. His Q is great for gank at bottom bush, giving sight if it hits an enemy. It is also easy to win top with him and get first blood. In team fights put your Q on the squishy, then ult him, then reactivate Q. This will nuke them pretty hard and quickly turn the fight into a 2v3. If a teammate gets ignited/focused dash to him. Also in team fights use your E to slow the attack speed of their AD or catch people trying to run away. Buy wriggles and keep it at red buff during laning phase. Later you can place it at Dragon to catch your enemies/ steal dragon. Always remember you can dash to your ward with W. Sometimes if they are down to their nexus I'll put my wriggle's at the enemy nexus, over the wall, dash to it, and finish the game.
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Akali, Annie, Maokai. HUGE burst damage, CC and high DPS from Annie, Maokai is one of the best tanks, and easy last hit chasing with Akali. Also tactically, at the start all three go top, cut through the forest and use clairovoyance to see when the opposing team makes it to the bushes + ambush. Generally due to the fear of being cut off from their turret at least one scatters and you can pick everyone off one by one.
I always play 3 vs. 3 on Twisted Treeline. Love the map and will probably play it until I'm 30. Level 30 that is lol.
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Ok, so half of this thread seems to be people trolling, posting lone smiley faces and "cool", or saying how much they like TT. The other half is full of dumb questions, some smart questions, and then that one good informative actually on-topic post by someone that knows what they're doing. People, can we please get on the topic of "3v3 Strategy", and not random 3 word posts? Please? Seeing as actions speak louder than words, I'll go ahead and start. META: 3v3 meta as I understand it is your AD bruiser/carry (NEVER ranged, unless it's Caitlyn or in very few cases a Vayne)should take solo top, a tank or AD bruiser in the jungle, and a tanky AP botlane. This gives you good map control/vision and frequent ganks from the jungler, 2 solo lanes earning full exp and CS, and jungle coverage so the other team can't just clear the camps, double buff their trynd, and then GG you 12 minutes in. Normally the top solo AD carry/bruiser builds heavy damage with a few defensive picks based on enemy team comp, bot lane tanky AP usually builds items like RoA and Rylai's for damage and bulkiness, and jungle builds wriggle's, maybe one or two offense items, and then tanks the **** out of their champion. DRIVING FORCES: Couple rules you need to know on 3v3: CC, mobility, and off-tank/melee-carries reign supreme. Ban Singed in ranked unless you have first pick; if you do, the other team will ban him for you. Every time you go back to base make it a rule to buy at least 1 ward, especially if you're playing/playing with a Lee Sin or Jax who can jump to them for escapes. Warding is a MAJOR key to victory. Also, someone on your team MUST have Smite, and must be able to use it better than the enemy team's jungler who has smite, or else you're going to lose a lot of dragons and red buffs. Also, I shouldn't have to mention this, but COMMUNICATION IS EVERYTHING, on 3v3 and SR this holds VERY true. Use skype, vent, teamspeak, mumble, whatever, just as long as you can actually talk to the other people. This game is too fast paced to stop and type things into chat, and if you and your allies can't communicate well, you aren't gonna win many games (at least in ranked). 3v3 Champion Tier List: This is a great place to start from when picking/analyzing champions for their viability on 3v3. Don't stick to it like glue, treat it like the bible, or take it to bed with you at night. Sam might be smart, but he's not god, and if you can make a champion in tier 3 work well in a team comp, don't be ashamed to have people laugh at you at the start of ranked games. If you can rofl stomp their face into the ground and force a surrender vote at 15 minutes into the game, noone's going to be laughing at you then. Jungleing: Jungleing is a very mis-understood concept on TT. Most people have no idea how to do it. First off: GANK. Gank and gank and gank, and when you've ganked a lane, gank some more. Put up wards, even before you buy your Wriggle's Lantern (which you will of course be doing because we're all smart here right? Unless MAYBE you're playing rammus or malphite...) so that the enemy team can't have a feed fest just by wandering into the jungle and killing your poor 200 HP udyr self while you're soloing the gray buff. If you need a jungleing path, a good place to start is at your small central camp (between top and bot lane). Have your top lane pull it for you and then run to lane quickly. You finish off the creeps, move up to the top jungle, and start the small camp nearest your base. If the opportunity arises (have good communication and understanding with your top-laner), then gank top lane. If the enemy team has a jungler, you need to assess whether or not you can fight them in the jungle. If you can, do so, and force them to back. If you can't, put up some wards, and jungle sneakily, trying to gank lanes better/more than them. Jungle route (not made by me): http://imgur.com/LXsXu Turtleing: Don't plan on doing it, it's a stupid idea that doesn't work vs. a competent enemy team. Yes, I've won many games by farming off super minions rolling waves of delicious farm into my base, but again, that isn't ranked, that isn't even good games, and it shouldn't happen in 1500+ ELO. I'm not a high elo ranked player, but I know enough of them and about the game to know this isn't a viable strat to rely on. As for countering turtleing, all you need to do is ask one question: "Are they turtleing already?" If the answer is no, don't take their inhibitors. Push their outer towers, farm off their creeps, farm the entire jungle, secure dragon and buffs, and win one more teamfight. Then push their base and win, feeling satisfied that you just played a good game. If the answer is yes, you obviously did something wrong. Again, go farm jungle, it's the only thing you CAN farm right now without going into their base/territory and running the risk of being caught overextended. Wait for inhibs to respawn, don't ever take them again, and try to win another teamfight. If they don't come out of base, just keep farming, and make sure to keep the pressure up just enough so that they can't farm properly. Eventually you should get a gold advantage (if you didn't already feed them too much when they had super-creeps to feed off of), and you should still be able to pull off a somewhat messy, but fairly easy win. Items: GP10 items don't count for half of what they would on SR most of the time, so relying on them or putting them into your build as core is usually a mistake. Buying one of them early game to build it into an item you know you'll buy later can be ok, but I wouldn't rely on them as a good source of income. An example would be HoG --> Randuin's (works on Junglers very well, especially Malphite, Rammus, and Udyr, just as examples), or building Kage's Lucky Pick --> DFG (done a lot on AP Janna and some other AP solo bot laners). Items that give move-speed are great as well. Trinity, FoN (if they have a lot of magic damage), Lich Bane (on AP Sion and Akali + a few others). Also, many items that give tankiness and damage, like Roa and Rylai's for mages, or Frozen Mallet and Atma's for bruisers. You'll notice that two of those grant CC, and that's because of what I said before; CC is one of the primary game winning elements every good 3v3 team needs to have. TL;DR: Ban singed, meta is solo top AD carry/bruiser, solo bot tanky (perfferably tanky) AP, tanky jungler. Get mobility, damage, survivability, and lots of CC. Buy lots and lots of wards, COMMUNICATE WELL, pick/ban champs from the god tier list and make sure your team has synergy. Make sure you have smite to control buffs/dragon, don't wander around the map alone, and for the love of GOD people, don't take the other teams inhibitor unless you're ready to at LEAST push through their nexus turret, if not take the nexus itself. GP10 isn't that great, Rylai's and Frozen mallet are amazing items, and please don't spam F-bombs in chat in normal games when you start sucking; instead, use your talent for sucking to suck it up and learn something. And most importantly... Have fun. It is a game after all, and odds are if you're reading this you don't make a living playing this game. So treat it appropriately (I think most of us, me included sometimes, can work on this). Cheers
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Its been ever-apparent that, on twisted treeline, AD off-tanks are completely dominating games. Its almost worthless to have an AP champ in 3's, except for the exceptional fizz or ahri. I've played way too many games facing pantheon, jax, darius, and trynd (to name a few) in which I've been completely destroyed even though they don't know how to play the game (no wards, darius ulting at 90% hp, general terribleness). If you don't have a premade of exceptional players, even a few slip-ups spiral out of control. They're stronger lvl1-lvl6, and they've probably either killed you enough or pushed you out to have at least 2 levels on you, so your ultimate is so delayed that it doesn't matter when you get it. The tanky-dps meta has been good on Summoner's Rift, but in 3's, it seems that there is no counter besides playing them.
Udyr, Shyvana, Kennen has been working pretty well for my 3's team. Udyr and control the top team with some bursty damage, great sustain and good tankiness, Shyv controls the jungle well with great ganks bot with her ult, and Kennen of course has tons of cc, good mobility and a little range to bring into the mix. I wouldn't suggest playing any adc on TT, they're too squishy and will never be farmed enough to be effective. Obviously lee sin, Jax , riven, trynd and singed are amazing... They will be banned every match tho so learn other characters
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Finlandia's accounting program includes the business core required of all ISOB students plus courses in cost and managerial accounting, auditing, tax accounting, and finance. Our experienced faculty includes active CPAs, CMAs and accountants who work with clients and involve students in actual case studies. Combined with Finlandia's liberal arts education, your Finlandia accounting degree will open doors to make your mark on the world.
Required Courses (25 credits)
BUS 205 Accounting Systems (3)BUS 206 Accounting Systems Practicum (1)BUS 301 Intermediate Accounting I (3)BUS 302 Intermediate Accounting II (3)BUS 315 Cost Accounting (3)BUS 324 Income Tax Accounting (3)BUS 401 Advanced Accounting (3)BUS 420 Auditing (3)
BUS/ECN elective (3)


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NCAA Womens Basketball: Syracuse at St. John's
Jan. 23, 2013; Jamaica, NY, USA; Syracuse Orange guard Brittney Sykes (20) is congratulated by guard Carmen Tyson-Thomas (44) making a three-pointer at the buzzer to win the game against the St. John's Red Storm during the second half at Carnesecca Arena. Syracuse won 60-57. (Debby Wong-USA TODAY Sports)
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Maps to the Stars
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The story is familiar. The dog has been raised from infancy as a killer, obedient to its master. When it wears its collar it is passive. When the collar is removed and an order is given, it turns into a savage murder machine. Then a confusing thing happens. The dog experiences kindness for the first time in its life. Does this mean its master is wrong, and must be disobeyed?
Luc Besson has produced or written some of the most intriguing movies of the last 20 years ("Le Femme Nikita," "The Fifth Element," "Crimson Rivers," "Ong-Bak"). He takes this classic animal story and makes a simple but inspired change: He turns the dog into a human being. Jet Li stars in "Unleashed" as Danny, a lethal martial arts warrior who has been raised in captivity since childhood and is used by Bart, a Glasgow gangster, as a fearsome weapon. Danny lives in a cage under the floor of Bart's headquarters, travels quietly in the gangster's car, and, when his collar is removed, explodes into violent fury and leaves rooms filled with his victims.
This is a story that could have made a laughable movie. That it works is because of the performances of Jet Li and Bob Hoskins, who plays his master. "Danny the Dog" is fearful of his owner, passive in captivity and obedient in action, because he has been trained that way for his whole life. Bart the gangster is another one of those feral characters Hoskins specializes in, a man who bares his teeth and seems prepared to dine on the throats of his enemies. Hoskins, who can be the most genial of men, has a dimension of pitiless cruelty that he revealed in his first starring role, "The Long Good Friday" (1980).
But "Unleashed" would be too simple if it were only about Bart and Danny. Besson's screenplay now adds the character of Sam, a blind piano-tuner played by Morgan Freeman. Sam lives in a gentle world of musicians and pianos and his beloved stepdaughter Victoria (Kerry Condon). Danny falls into their lives by accident, after running away from Bart, as a dog is likely to do when it becomes fed up with its master.
In Danny's early memories, a piano figures somehow. A drawing of a piano triggers some of those old shadows, and when he hears piano music with Sam and Victoria, and when they give him his first simple music lessons, a great cloud lifts from his mind and he knows joy for the first time. He also begins to recall his mother, who was a pianist, and remembers fragments of the events that led to him becoming Danny the dog.
The film is ingenious in its construction. It has all the martial arts action any Jet Li fan could possibly desire, choreographed by Yeun Wo-ping, who is the Gerald Arpino of kung-fu and creates improbable but delightful ballets of chops and socks, leaps and twists and kicks and improvisations. Everything happens in a denatured sepia tone that is not black and white nor quite color, but a palette drained of cheer and pressing down like a foggy day.
Because Hoskins is so good at focusing the ferocity of Bart, he distracts us from the impossible elements in the trained-killer plot. Because Morgan Freeman brings an unforced plausibility to every character he plays, we simply accept the piano tuner instead of noticing how implausibly he enters the story. Freeman handles the role in the only way that will work, by playing a piano tuner as a piano tuner, instead of as a plot device in a martial arts movie. His stepdaughter Victoria is invaluable because, as Ann Coulter was explaining when she was so rudely shouted down the other day, women are a civilizing influence on men, who will get up to mischief in each other's company; Victoria's gentleness stirs Danny's humanity more than it inflames his lust.
So many action movies are made on autopilot that I am grateful when one works outside the box. Luc Besson, here as producer and writer, almost always brings an unexpected human element to his action stories; "Crimson Rivers," for example, remains an overlooked triumph in the police procedural genre, taking a murder investigation to a bizarre conclusion.
"Unleashed" ends with a confrontation between Bart and Danny in which Bart reveals the truly twisted depth of his attachment to the "dog." They say dogs and their owners eventually start to resemble each other, but in this case an actual transference seems to be going on.
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