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CTIA Statement After the FCC Vote on the Open Internet Proceeding
Following the FCC vote on the Open Internet proceeding, I said:
"The FCC's Net Neutrality decision was disappointing and unnecessary: consumers across the U.S. have – and will always have – access to an open mobile Internet. By ignoring the fundamental differences in wireless networks and disregarding the intense competition throughout the mobile ecosystem, the FCC abandoned a long-standing policy framework responsible for fostering America's world-leading wireless industry. The FCC's claim that the mobile voice experience supports the FCC's efforts distorts history and the law, turning a deregulatory statute in 1993 on its head. Title II needlessly puts at risk our nation's 5G future and the promise of a more connected life.
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Following the reintroduction of the Internet Tax Freedom Act in the Senate, I said:
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Following the introduction of the FCC Process Reform Act in the Senate, I said:
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CTIA Statement After the FCC Approved its Location Accuracy for Emergency Calls Order
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The governor of Russia's Krasnodar region, which will host the Winter Olympics in 2014, has enlisted the area's Cossacks as an auxiliary police force, urging them to prevent darker-skinned Muslims from the North Caucasus from moving there.
The governor, Aleksandr Tkachev, in a speech to law enforcement officers on Thursday, announced that as of September, 1,000 Cossacks would be paid from the budget to maintain public order. In the speech, he said the Cossacks — whose paramilitary forces served the czars — could take measures beyond what the police were allowed.
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Coverage: CBC
10:00 PM ET, January 14, 2012
Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Points | Goals | Assists | |
LA | A Kopitar 76 | A Kopitar 25 | A Kopitar 51 |
CGY | M Giordano 27 | M Giordano 9 | M Giordano 18 |
M. Richards (Kings - C): Goals: 1, Assists: 1
M. Backlund (Flames - C): Goals: 0, Assists: 0
J. Quick (Kings - G): Saves: 29, Save Pct.: .967
CALGARY, Alberta -- The Los Angeles Kings knew that winning in Darryl Sutter's return to Calgary was a big deal for their stoic coach, even if he wouldn't admit it.
Dustin Brown and Mike Richards each had a goal and an assist, and Jonathan Quick made 29 saves for the Kings, who spoiled Mike Cammalleri's anticipated return to the Flames with a 4-1 victory over Calgary on Saturday night.
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Los Angeles snapped the Flames' eight-game, home-winning streak and gave Sutter a victory over the team he ran for eight years.
"Everyone is aware of the situation, coming back here for him," Brown said. "Guys understood, whether he downplays it or not, I know he wants to win this game."
The win also gave Darryl Sutter bragging rights over his brother, Brent, the Flames' head coach. The brothers faced each other as NHL coaches for the first time. The location added more intrigue to the game that was already filled with story lines.
"It's a great building to be in," Darryl Sutter said. "That's what it's about. Hey, what more do you want? A kid from Alberta on Hockey Night in Canada in an Alberta building. Pretty awesome right?"
Matt Greene, Anze Kopitar and Brown into an empty net also scored for Los Angeles (22-15-8), which kicked off a three-game road trip.
Cammalleri had his 10th goal of the season in his first game back with the Flames (21-20-5) since being reacquired in a trade with Montreal on Thursday.
It was Calgary's first regulation loss to Los Angeles at home since Dec. 21, 2005 (10-1-1).
Darryl Sutter, who stepped down as Flames general manager in December 2010, is 7-1-4 since replacing Terry Murray as Kings coach on Dec. 17. He had taken over as Calgary coach during the 2002-03 campaign and added the GM title the following season.
He guided the Flames to within one game of winning the Stanley Cup in 2004 and coached one more season before deciding to concentrate on his GM duties.
"He was pretty intense all day, more so than usual," Kings left wing Dustin Penner said. "The way he spoke and what he said, you could tell this meant a lot to him and we were happy to get it for him."
After a scoreless first period, the Kings surged in front with three consecutive goals in the second -- the first coming just 27 seconds in.
Richards finished off a breakaway after the puck skipped over the stick of Flames defenseman Mark Giordano.
"That was a break that was nice to get, that opened it up for us. Not much else you can say, that was a gift from the hockey gods," Penner said.
The Kings made it 2-0 at 3:02 when Greene flung a wrist shot from the blue line that beat screened goalie Miikka Kiprusoff over his blocker.
"Our first period was as good of a first period as we played, probably all year," Brent Sutter said. "The second period, the puck bounced over Gio's stick, they get a 2-on-0 breakaway on it and capitalize. The next seven minutes of the period we had a lot of turnovers."
Los Angeles entered the night with the NHL's fourth best power play, and it connected at 14:48. Brown's shot changed direction off Justin Williams in front, and Kopitar was there to flip the puck into the net with Kiprusoff trapped out of position.
Calgary outshot the Kings 30-24, but struggled to solve goalie Jonathan Quick (19-11-7).
"He's just starting to get recognized," Brown said. "Quickie's been playing like that for a few years and maybe playing in L.A. he doesn't get the recognition he deserves."
With Los Angeles ahead 2-0, Quick made a pair of great saves to keep the Flames off the scoreboard. He threw out his glove to get a piece of a dangerous shot from Jay Bouwmeester. Shortly after, he sprawled across to deny a dangerous chance by Mikael Backlund from the side of the net.
"He was good, made some really good saves," Backlund said. "I had two good chances in the second, so it's frustrating I couldn't get a goal as I had some good chances."
Quick entered with a 6-1-3 record in his previous 10 starts, a 1.45 goals-against average, and .947 save percentage. All of those numbers got better.
Kiprusoff made 20 saves.
In addition to making his Flames debut, Cammalleri played against another former team. He was chosen by the Kings in the second round of the 2001 draft and played five seasons with Los Angeles.
Cammalleri started the night on left wing, alongside Backlund and Lee Stempniak, but by the third period, Cammalleri had been reunited with Jarome Iginla. Backlund and Olli Jokinen both took turns in the middle.
"It was a tough loss. We really wanted to win that one," Cammalleri said. "I thought we came out real strong and had a good first period and then they got a couple goals there that hurt us and we couldn't make it up."
The night was full of tributes to Cammalleri from the roar from the Saddledome crowd when he was announced in the starting lineup, to a video montage shown on the scoreboard during the first period. Another lengthy video showed him coming from the airport and meeting the Saddledome on Friday night.
However, it was a less than stellar first half of the game for Cammalleri, who was on the ice for both of the Kings' first two goals. He took a penalty early in the second, and made a couple giveaways.
However, he eventually got the Flames on the board late in the second, deflecting Anton Babchuk's shot past Jonathan Quick at 15:52.
Game notes
Paul Byron was scratched to make room in the lineup for Cammalleri. ... It was Brent Sutter's 210th game as Flames coach, equaling the number of games Darryl Sutter spend behind the Flames bench. ... Calgary will play 18 of its final 36 games against the Pacific Division. ... Los Angeles is 15-2-4 when scoring first. ... It was the Flames' first regulation time loss at home since Nov. 15 against Ottawa. Calgary had been 10-0-1 in its past 11 games at the Saddledome.
Game Information
Arena: Scotiabank Saddledome Location: Calgary, Alberta |
Referees: Rob Martell, Chris Lee Linesmen: Vaughan Rody, Mike Cvik |
Attendance: 19,289 (100.0% full) |
Team Stat Comparison
Los Angeles | Calgary | ||
4 | Goals | 1 | |
1 | Power Play Goals | 1 | |
4 | Power Play Opportunities | 3 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 0 | |
3 | Penalties | 4 | |
6 | Penalty Minutes | 8 | |
24 | Shots on Goal | 30 | |
16 | Hits | 15 | |
24 | Faceoffs Won | 26 |
Scoring Summary
1st Period | LA | CGY | ||
No scoring this period | 0 | 0 | ||
2nd Period | LA | CGY | ||
0:27 | Mike Richards (14)
Assists: Dustin Penner, Rob Scuderi |
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3:02 | Matt Greene (3)
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14:48 | Anze Kopitar (14)
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3 | 0 | |
15:52 | Mike Cammalleri (10)
(Power Play) Assists: Anton Babchuk, Jay Bouwmeester |
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19:03 | Dustin Brown (12)
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I was excited to watch Chris Rock's fifth HBO special, "Kill the Messenger," which aired last night. But by the end of the 90-minute show, I was disappointed, as I was at the end of "Never Scared," the comedian's last cable effort. When Rock is stalking the stage and talking about race, politics and social issues, he is at his best: insightful, creative, and most importantly: funny as hell. But when he jokes about women and relationships, he comes off as pathological and bitter. Worse (since Rock is a comedian), the women/dating/marriage schtick is hackneyed and unfunny.
First, let me say, I'm not humorless. I'm not so wrapped up in political correctness about race or gender, that I can't find humor in the taboo. My bias is toward nuanced, layered and dry comedy. I like comics who hide message and social critique and pokes at life's absurdities among the punchlines. I like the off-kilter and the edgy. I hate broad comedy and don't get slapstick. And while I find "clean" comedy boring, I lose patience with jokes that simply parrot stereotypes or offend simply for the sake of offending. And here's a confession: I saw "Tropic Thunder" and loved it, even though I noticed all the things about it that people have found so offensive. So see, I laugh at stuff.
Back in the day, Chris Rock was one of my favorite comedians. The Chris Rock I like is the one who last night pointed out that while the handful of black people living in his tony New Jersey neighborhood (Eddie Murphy, Mary J. Blige) have exceptional careers, his white neighbor is a…dentist. Rock jokes that for a black dentist to make his way into that neighborhood, he'd have to invent teeth.
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Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney and her fellow Team USA gold medalists visited the White House, where she and the President recreated the young star's famous pose. Maroney became an Internet celebrity during the Olympics for her much-imitated scowl after a second-place finish.
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Memories of 2012 will come flooding back this weekend as National Paralympic Day comes to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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Beijing is a huge city which can be a little overwhelming on arrival as the throng of people, traffic and the hectic speed of daily life whirls around you. For some it is either the first or last destination on a multi-stop trip around China, and for that reason limited time is spent there both for acclimatization (that in itself takes a couple of days) and to see the vast expanse of what Beijing has to offer.
It's a city I grew to love as I spent more and more time exploring over the course of 12 days. Outside of the holy trinity of traveller must-do's (which make up the first three in the list below), Beijing is diverse — full of history, culture, art and magnificent landscape. Here's my pick of the top 10 sights to see:
The Great Wall
Whether you have to choose your day wisely according to smog levels or deliberately time a visit to Beijing according to the best weather seasons (as I did), you CAN'T miss a walk or hike along the Great Wall of China. Although it's the closest point to get to, try and steer clear of the ultra-touristy Badaling — instead, hike between the lesser trodden paths of Jinshanglin and Simatai, try an adventurous toboggan slide at Mutianyu, or get to the far reaches of Huánghuā. The fun is in choosing what section you want to visit!
The Forbidden City
I wasn't overly impressed by the Forbidden City, mainly because much of it is off limits, you are herded through with hundreds of others like cattle, and much of it looks the same. Yet it remains a main historical sight of Beijing, and you would be a fool to miss this former grand imperial palace (and now UNESCO World Heritage Site). The best view for me was climbing the hillside opposite the exit gates and looking out over the complex of ancient structures.
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Take what is said to the world's third largest public square, throw in hundreds of people (mainly locals eagerly snapping away for their family shot in front of the famous Chairman Mao portrait), surround it by Mao's mausoleum, a monument, a museum and a few other imposing government buildings, and you have Tiananmen Square – a revolutionary space you can get lost in for hours.
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Hutongs are the gateway to ancient Beijing – narrow alleys and passageways that team with local life and ancient housing and courtyards. Although many were destroyed in China's thirst for modernization, some still remain to preserve the city's history. While slightly modernized and repaved, the fact is they still exist even though many have been destroyed. Set to a grid system, they are fairly easy to navigate, with each hutong bearing its own red name plaque – the main ones can be found in the areas near to Qianmen metro station and near to the Lama Temple.
Summer Palace
One of Beijing's most stunning and photogenic spots, climb up through the beautiful temples and lush green park land to be rewarded with a magnificent view of the city (providing there is no smog!). Clamber down the other side through pretty pavilions and you will arrive at the Kunming Lake, where you can either stroll around or take a dragon boat to the other side. Expect to spend half a day here at least.
Old City Wall
Much of Beijing's ancient history was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution in the 1950′s and 60′s, and to this day is still being bulldozed and rebuilt. The same, sadly, applies to the Old City Wall. Although the majority of it has been completely reconstructed, it does give an interesting insight into the early Ming dynasty days of imperial Beijing before its modern industrial makeover.
Lama Temple
There's a few temples scattered around Beijing, but I found this one to be one of the most impressive – the Temple of Heaven being more of a large park space than a magnificent temple complex. Lama is seen to be the most renowned Tibetan Buddhist temple outside of Tibet, where you will he shrouded in clouds of incense and immersed in magnificent colour and décor. Look out for the huge Maitreya Buddha, supposedly carved from a single sandalwood tree.
A shopping and beauty haven during the day, head to the famous Yashow Market for clothing, electronics and beauty treatments at bargain prices, or splash your cash at the modern high-end shopping malls. At night, the area is buzzing with street food stalls, packed expat bars and street sellers who will try and tempt you to purchase balloons, flowers and other nonsense items while you are more inclined to part with your cash. Sanlitun is a fun break from sightseeing.
The 798 Art District
The 798 Art District is an area entirely dedicated to street art, sculpture, painting and everything in between. To add to the artistic atmosphere of the place, much of the art is housed in a former East German electronics factory. Pose, stare, marvel and be inspired – maps are available for easy navigation of all the galleries.
Olympic Park
Although some of the buildings are still in use, there is a slight ghost town feel to the Olympic Park – the famous architecture of the Bird's Nest (National Stadium) and Water Cube are rusting yet still impressive. The adjacent Olympic Park makes for a beautiful stroll or a boat drive out on the lake. Everything can be reached within three metro stops, but be prepared to barter with the ticket touts who charge silly amounts to enter what have become to be seen as some of Beijing's best known landmarks.
Local life, history, architecture, shopping, art, temple hopping, seeking out the best city view…the list goes on. What will you choose to do during your time in Beijing?


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Hideko Kawaguchi | ... | Matsuko's mother | |
Saeda Kawaguchi | ... | Shino Shinozaki | |
Narumi Kayashima | ... | Jinbo, teacher | |
Teruko Kishi | ... | Shino's grandmother | |
Hôsei Komatsu | ... | Shino's father | |
Akiko Koyama | ... | Matsuko Koura, wife of Eisuke, teacher | |
Kei Satô | ... | Eisuke Oyamada | |
Ryôko Takahara | ... | Raped woman | |
Taiji Tonoyama | ... | School director | |
Rokkô Toura | ... | Genji Hyuga | |
Fumio Watanabe | ... | Inspector Haraguchi | |
Sen Yano | ... | Mayor |
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Taijun Takeda | ||
Tsutomu Tamura | novel |
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Hikaru Hayashi | |||
Cinematography by | |||
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Film Editing by | |||
Keiichi Uraoka | |||
Production Design by | |||
Shigemasa Toda | |||
Production Management | |||
Koshirô Nogi | .... | production supervisor | |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
Deok-Soo Oh | .... | assistant director | |
Mamoru Sasaki | .... | assistant director | |
Sound Department | |||
Akira Honma | .... | sound effects editor | |
Hideo Nishizaki | .... | sound | |
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No, as you may guess, this is not a "sit back and relax" film. To put
things in a nutshell, "Hakuchu no Torima" is the portrayal of a violent
rapist as seen through the recollections of his wife and one of his
victims. As the film starts, Eisuke (played by a great Kei Sato)
encounters Shino (Saeda Kawaguchi), who works as a maid in a house. She
is a former coworker from a failed collective farm, whose life he once
saved -- only to rape her. Soon, Eisuke's criminal pattern of rapes and
murders emerges as he goes on assaulting women (Shino being the witness
of one of them, as Eisuke tries to violate her employer). When
cooperating with the police on making a description of the rapist,
Shino withholds her crucial knowledge of his identity. She prefers
writing letters to Eisuke's dutiful wife, Matsuko, a schoolteacher
(Akiko Koyama -- Mrs Oshima), in order to expose his true nature and
perhaps induce her into turning Eisuke over to the police. As the
police investigation develops, Shino insinuates herself into the
investigative process by following Inspector Haraguchi (Fumio Watanabe)
as he pursues clues in an attempt to understand Eisuke's destructive
impulses. Haraguchi is led to believe that Shino, as Eisuke's first
victim, is the underlying cause for his violence. Flashbacks tell us
about the complex circumstances behind Eisuke's rescue of Shino at the
collective farm, revealing the dual image of Eisuke as both criminal
and savior in the eyes of Shino, and explaining the inextricable bond
between the criminal and his victim. Strangely enough, Shino and
Matsuko will eventually unite their efforts to protect Eisuke from
capture... or won't they?
Throughout the whole film, Oshima is more preoccupied by the
relationship developing between Shino and Matsuko than by the rapist.
The despair of both women is linked to that of Eisuke himself and to
the failure of the socialist movement in postwar Japan (symbolized by
the collapse of the collective farm, after which the true believers
either committed suicide or turned to primitively destructive ways).
Based on a true story (when Japan was terrorized by a man who raped and
killed up to 30 women in 1957-58), shot in a stunning black and white
(which makes this film look like no other film from Oshima), "Hakuchu
no Torima" explores the themes of guilt and self-destruction, and shows
how crime reflects the pathology of the society in which the criminal
lives. A difficult yet beautiful and riveting film, for experienced
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Adagio. In music, "adagio" means "to play slowly, to be at ease." Architectural spaces can also be "played" slowly and at ease. These are spaces to linger in, to enjoy as if time didn't exist. Soft colors and spare furnishings allow us to relax and take in the serene environment. Of course, some rooms are like some songs, made to be a due (for two).
Dolce. Simply put, "dolce" means "sweetly" and is used to instruct the musician to play tenderly and with a light touch. In architecture, dolce is the care, detail and craftsmanship used to create a building or space or object. Some places, like some music, can go beyond simply dolce and be experienced dolce con affetto (with affection).
Legato. Quite the opposite of staccato, legato has the notes "tied together" such that one moves without separation into the next. While architecture depends on articulation and distinction (staccato) to create distinct rooms and lessen the overall scale of a building, architects use elements such as trim to tie and bind the pieces together.
Ma non troppo. Musically "but not too much," as in allegro ma non troppo (fast but not too fast). The idea of "but not too much" is certainly applicable to architectural and interior design. It's the notion that not the entire room should be of the same color, nor every shelf be filled to the brim. That knowing when to say when is important.
Marcato. This is when a particular piece (note, cord or passage in music) is played louder and more forcibly. This is akin to the accent wall in architectural design. Maybe another color or another material, the piece that is played marcato takes center stage and enriches the space it inhabits.
Pastorale. In both music and architecture, this refers to a composition that is peaceful and simple such as basic cubic volumes arranged against a flat, green lawn. No adornment, just a bucolic milieu into which simple forms are inserted.
Sforzando. Architecturally and musically loud, strong and with force. It can be a roof that's lit for emphasis and then extends out into space aggressively, having all the characteristics of a musical passage that's played sforzando.
Staccato. In music, staccato is making each note "brief and detached," much in the way that articulation does in architecture. Though they may all combine into a coherent whole, each piece is detached and separate from the surrounding pieces. So while the spaces are connected, each is distinct from the other, as are the objects within the spaces.
Vivace. While in music "vivace" refers to a composition that is very lively and up-tempo, in architecture it can refer to a design where there's a lot going on. Stairs, cable-suspended bridges, spaces that are connected vertically and horizontally, natural and artificial lighting that comes at us from many directions as well as all the objects that inhabit the space create an architecture that is decidedly vivace, maybe even vivacissimo (even livelier).


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The Transformers - The Movie (1986)
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Movie Info
90 minute animated toy commercial in which the Autobots battle the evil Decepticons. Notable only for great cast of voices!
- Rating:
- PG (violence)
- Genre:
- Animation , Kids & Family , Science Fiction & Fantasy
- Directed By:
- Nelson Shin
- In Theaters:
- Aug 8, 1986 Wide
- On DVD:
- Nov 7, 2000
- Runtime:
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Still the only Transformers film worth watching.
The real Transformers movie...
An awful toy commercial in disguise.
Far from a cheap spin-off, The Transformers: The Movie is an entertaining feature-length animation that's both handsome and well realised.
A 1986 computer-animated feature based on a popular TV cartoon show, further inspired, no doubt, by the philanthropic desire of Japanese and American toy manufacturers to keep their kiddie customers rolling in robots.
The anime-inflected look is generally impressive too, although the power-rock soundtrack is unsalvageable.
it will dare you to be stupid
Charming, useless fun.
It's good mindless fun, and a flick that no doubt holds a lot of Nostalgia Value for several members of my generation's sci-fi geeks.
Did Transformers actually launch the celebrity-voiced animation craze 20 years ago? That may be the film's biggest legacy.
Basically, The Transformers: The Movie features rancid animation techniques, a story that will bore anyone over age 10, and a few overpaid celebrities essaying the lead voices.
While all this action may captivate young children, the animation is not spectacular enough to dazzle adults.
American Anime before Anime was cool.
This animated number may require a certain nostalgia factor for successful viewing.
Audience Reviews for The Transformers - The Movie
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It may be the first feature film that the Transformers have ever gotten, but honestly, it is not their best. This film centres around what most people hate Michael Bays films for (too much action), in which I respond, "so how can you enjoy this?" Once Optimus Prime defeats Megatron, he is turned into Galvatron and becomes an even bigger threat to the Autobots, declaring an all-out war. By the end of the film, I was a little bored by all the excitement, but the score and songs played throughout this film were awesome. The story is fairly simple to follow and the voice actors are fantastic. "Transformers: The Movie" is good fun and nothing more.
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Now I didn't grow up in the 80s but I did grow up with this show on DVD and VHS at my cousins house a lot so I did grow up with the original transformers TV series, and I was very anxious to watch this movie, the only problem with this movie is, almost everything. The music just seems out of place even for the time the movie was made, the new characters are just irritating or dull as a rock, and the action isn't that exciting either. The only thing I remotlye liked in this movie was Orson Welles as Unicron but aside from tat this film just is unappealing to me.
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Now I'm sure an animated movie of The Transformers from the 80s might not mean much to most people, it's one of the most nostalgic childhood experiences. To me, this encapsulates everything that made The Transformers such a cool show and every time I see it, it brings me back. While it does kill almost everyone off from the original series, it does so with such style and respect that it almost doesn't even matter. If you're going to kill Optimus Prime, it's fitting that he does so in a blaze of glory with "You've got the Touch" playing in the background and one liners spewing out left and right. They also picked a formidable replacement; the Judd Nelson robot known as Hot Rod. I mean this movie really has it all: Robo-violence galore, a flawless soundtrack, a villain without rival, Spockbot, and dialogue that is larger than life. The plot here is such a mammoth beast. The show always had doomsday type scenarios, but never in the form of a planet eating Orson Welles. It also dares to question who is fit to lead in a battle between the Autobots and Decepticons. What they did with this movie was raise the stakes, made the animation 10x better, and made the idea all the more timeless and undeniably awesome. I don't think The Transformers would have as lasting of an effect as it does today if there hadn't been this slice of brilliance included.
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Freshman power. Pack power.
Poly's powerful cross-country teams put on a dominant display of both in the first Moore League cluster meet of the season Wednesday afternoon at El Dorado Park.
Freshmen Melissa Tanaka, Lauren Fillipow and Olivia Gleason went one-two-three to lead the girls team, which captured five of the first seven spots on the three-mile course and seven of the first 12.
Tanaka (18:01), Fillipow (18:05) and Gleason (18:06) shattered Poly's freshman three-mile course record (18:24) to hold off Millikan's fourth-place Jocelyn Dominguez (18:07).
Freshman Hugo Novoa won his first varsity race to lead Poly's boys, who took the first four spots, five of the top six and seven of the first 12. Novoa clocked 15:43, pulling away from teammate Zachary Ponce in the final half-mile.
"We're really good friends," Tanaka said about the three freshmen, "so there's a bond. We try to run as a team (with all seven runners) and then at the end I just felt good."
The three freshmen have raised an already high bar for Poly's girls team. They join senior Jessica Gonzales, a two-time Moore League individual champion, in giving the Jackrabbits a legitimate shot at advancing to a state cross-country meet for the first time in school history.
"Certainly they improve the outlook for our team," Poly girls coach Nate Bershtel said. "They're the three best freshmen this city has ever seen. I meant city, not just Poly.
"They ran like seasoned veterans out there."
Bershtel was happy with his whole team's performance. Gonzales was sixth in 18:36, and sophomore Mandy Wainfan (18:45) was seventh, just 44 seconds behind Tanaka. Juniors Pamela Tran (18:57) and Monica Rodriguez (19:28) were ninth and 12th.
The boys, meanwhile, were equally dominant in a performance that again showed why coach Mike Fillipow says from week to week he can't predict who this season's top runner will be. And that's fine by him.
"We have a lot of runners who are close to each other," he said. "In that scenario, we have guys running together as a pack and that's a powerful thing.
"Guys lift each other up and that makes the team that much stronger (especially in the post-league meets that Poly must excel at to reach state)."
True to form, the Jackrabbits started strong as a pack, and it wasn't until the final mile that Novoa and Ponce began to separate from third-place Conor Ragland (15:59) and fourth-place Christian Vazquez (16:00). Wilson's David Mejia (16:01) was the first non-Poly finisher in fifth.
Christian Kerr (sixth, 16:04), Bray Turner (10th, 16:24) and Matt Oca (12th, 16:26) rounded out the Poly boys' performance.


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