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Wake-on-LAN uses a special network message called a "magic packet". The target computer listens for a magic packet addressed to it and then initiates system wake-up. This protocol is implemented on the motherboard (BIOS) of a computer and the network interface (firmware), and is consequently not dependent on the operating system. In order for Wake-on-LAN to work, parts of the network interface need to stay on.
✓ Manage hosts and groups
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This is the only app I found that shows the ON status reliably. But the ping will not work from the WAN. It only works within LAN. For me, the only way to get it to work from WAN is to use PPTP VPN.
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Differences in Triple Black
Besides the black rims, what is difference between a Triple Black GS and a Sapphire black GS?
The non-Triple Black has silver engine cases, silver subframe, wheels and final drive plus the forks are gold. All of that is dark on the TB.
Thanks. What;s the general consensus of the Triple Black look on the forum? Like or no like?
I reallly wanted one. When I went to buy it the last one on hand had just been sold. I could have waited for a '12 but they had a left over sapphire '11 on hand that I saved $2500+ on so I bought it.
IMO the TB is great looking.
Dunno, I dont exactly look at my final drive as Im driving...
If you like it, buy it, but if theres a reg gs/gsa for less, why pay more for different paint?:ear
I think its alright, cant justify the mark-up.........So with that said, I no like.....
Gettin ready to pull the trigger this week on a GS / TB. I obsessed over the color combo for a week or so and I really like it. IMHO, it makes the silver forks and engine look old. The black rims just add to the look.
If I got the 'normal' with Sapphire Black, I'd end up taping the fork legs and blacking out a few items anyway. I'd think that after adding spoked wheels to a regular GS, the cost difference may be nominal or within a few hundy.
I only hope the camhead engine ends up being as smooth as my hexhead after a few thousand miles.
I have to think it over. Don't know of I can see one in the flesh.
Btw, the camhead engine is significantly smoother and torquier than the hexhead.
I like mine! :D
if you really want a nice looking GS get the Rallye one and forget about the black/blackish/silverish mess BMW did with the TB or get a sapphire black and save some $$$ for gas or a brake in trip
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The oem TB is ok to me but I prefer the standard black. Darth Vader/murdered out ones look a mess to me, I don't like them that way.
I just think that the warm yellowy forks (now with black yokes), magnesium valve heads, silver frame and drivetrain look even more scrambled on the standard version of the GS. Oddly enough, the Ostra grey version works as a middle ground for all those random colors.
The Rallye takes that to a different level as if they just had red paint lying around, but it does draw attention to the frame and I understand why.
The TB is maybe a tad much, but at least things harmonize. I sure wish the side panels were more attractive though. It's like a child's Lego collection with a metal lid thrown in.
You forgot the black forks and GS lettering on the seat.....
I like the fact that more aspects of the bike are subdued in color. The non-triple black had to much silver for me. I really like mine. To include that more after market manufacturers are making black pieces for the bike. I'm glad I got the T-blk GSA.
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Referred to by locals as 'Asia's Mountain Ghost,' knowledge of snow leopards in general is quite limited due to the cat's elusive nature, and even less is known about rearing cubs and cub survival in the wild. Until now, what is known has mostly been learned from studying snow leopards in zoos. Although snow leopard litters typically consist of one to three cubs in a captive zoo environment, no information exists regarding litter size in the wild. As wild snow leopard cubs are subject to natural predators, disease, and also human threats such as poaching or capture for the illegal wildlife market, the percentage of cubs which survive to adulthood has until now only been speculated.
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In 1992, the United States began a unilateral moratorium on the underground testing of nuclear weapons. Prior to the moratorium, underground nuclear testing was a critical component for evaluating and certifying nuclear warheads. In 1993, the Department of Energy (DOE), at the direction of the President and the Congress, established the Stockpile Stewardship Program to increase understanding of the basic phenomena associated with nuclear weapons, provide better predictive understanding of the safety and reliability of weapons, and ensure a strong scientific and technical basis for future United States nuclear weapons policy objectives. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), a separately organized agency within DOE, is now responsible for carrying out the Stockpile Stewardship Program. In 1995, the President established an annual stockpile assessment and reporting requirement to help ensure that the nation's nuclear weapons remained safe and reliable without underground nuclear testing. Subsequently, the Congress enacted into law the requirement for an annual stockpile assessment (annual assessment) process in section 3141 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2003. Specifically, section 3141 requires that the Secretaries of Energy and Defense submit a package of reports on the results of their annual assessment to the President by March 1 of each year. The President must forward the reports to the Congress by March 15. These reports are prepared individually by the directors of the three DOE weapons laboratories--Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL)--and by the Commander of the U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM), who is responsible for targeting nuclear weapons within the Department of Defense (DOD). The reports provide each official's assessment of the safety, reliability, and performance of each weapon type in the nuclear stockpile. In addition, the Commander of USSTRATCOM assesses the military effectiveness of the stockpile. The Secretaries of Energy and Defense are required to submit these reports unaltered to the President, along with the conclusions the Secretaries have reached as to the safety, reliability, performance, and military effectiveness of the nuclear stockpile. The Nuclear Weapons Council (NWC), a joint DOD/DOE organization that coordinates nuclear weapons activities between the two departments, supports the two Secretaries in fulfilling their responsibility to inform the President if a return to underground nuclear testing is required to address any issues identified with the stockpile. Congress asked us to describe the processes that DOE and DOD have established for fulfilling the requirements of the annual assessment. To determine this process, we reviewed the major reports and briefings generated during the annual assessment cycles for 2005 and 2006, including the reports generated by the weapons laboratories and USSTRATCOM. We also interviewed DOE and DOD officials, including representatives from NNSA, each weapons laboratory, USSTRATCOM, the NWC, the Air Force, the Navy, and the U.S. Nuclear Command and Control System Support Staff. In addition, we interviewed former National Security Council staff and staff associated with the House and Senate Committees on Armed Services to obtain the perspective of the end users of the annual assessment reports.
To satisfy the requirements of section 3141 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2003, DOD and DOE have established an annual assessment process that reaches conclusions and makes judgments about the U.S. nuclear stockpile and, in particular, whether it is necessary to conduct an underground nuclear test to resolve any questions about a particular weapon type. The annual assessment process takes about 14 months to complete--during which time the nuclear weapons community collaborates on technical issues affecting the safety, reliability, performance, and military effectiveness of the stockpile--and produces seven different types of reports. The annual assessment process culminates in the "Report on Stockpile Assessments" prepared by the NWC, which includes an executive summary, a joint letter signed by the Secretaries of Energy and Defense, and unaltered copies of the weapons laboratory director reports and the Commander of USSTRATCOM report. The directors of the nuclear weapons laboratories base their reports on the technical work of their laboratories, which is derived from ongoing work associated with NNSA's Stockpile Stewardship Program, as well as feedback they receive from independent teams of experts from all three of the weapons laboratories. The Commander of USSTRATCOM bases his report on the advice of a technical advisory group, which holds an annual conference bringing together all of the organizations involved in the annual assessment, and additional operational information provided by USSTRATCOM and the military services. The NWC, supported by warhead-specific technical groups, pulls together the information from DOE and DOD. The NWC then produces an executive summary of all of the reports and prepares a joint letter from the Secretaries of Energy and Defense to the President of the United States, which is forwarded to the Congress. While the principal purpose of annual assessment is to provide analysis of and judgments about the safety, reliability, performance, and military effectiveness of the nuclear stockpile, the process would not be used as a vehicle for notifying decision makers about an immediate need to conduct a nuclear test. According to agency and congressional officials, if an issue with a weapon were to arise that required a nuclear test to resolve, the Secretaries of Energy and Defense, the President, and the Congress would be notified immediately and outside of the context of the annual assessment process. We provided a draft of this report to NNSA and DOD for their review and comment. Overall, NNSA stated that it generally agreed with the findings of the draft report. NNSA also provided technical comments, which we incorporated into the report as appropriate. DOD provided oral comments of a technical nature, which we incorporated into the report as appropriate.
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DOE and NNSA Project Management:Analysis of Alternatives Could Be Improved by Incorporating Best PracticesGAO-15-37: Published: Dec 11, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 11, 2014.
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By Mike Chambers - November 16, 2004
Taking a brief detour from the OpenGL-based first-person shooter, we check out performance using the role playing title Neverwinter Nights, which was also developed using OpenGL. Although the game debuted in 2002, BioWare released the Platinum Edition for Windows in October of 2004, which contains the original game plus the Shadows of Undrentide and Hordes of the Underdark expansion packs.
Developed using BioWare's Auroa engine, Neverwinter Nights can be processor intensive on mid-range systems when the dynamic shadowing system is enabled to its full potential. The gameplay walkthrough takes place on the Prelude Academy level, which is offered in the demo. The walkthrough takes about 3 minutes to complete.
With the GeForce 6600 GT, the minimum frame rate was reached on a couple of occasions during the walkthrough. Both cases involved engaging the enemy in battle, which contained special rendering effects such as the red glowing skeleton pictured above. Both areas were near a light source and had five or more visible characters.
With the High Quality Image setting enabled at a resolution of 1600x1200, the minimum frame rate with no AA and no AF was 31. With 4X AA and 8X AF, the minimum frame rate dropped to 20. The High Quality setting was enabled for the walkthroughs since the results with no AA and no AF revealed that the GeForce 6600 GT was underutilized. This setting provided excellent texture quality while it also corrected a few minor texture artifacts that occurred under the Quality setting.
With 8XS AA and 8X AF enabled at 1024x768, the GeForce 6600 GT AGP averaged 44 frames per second while the minimum frame rate was 17.
The label on the reference GeForce 6600 GT fan is certainly eye-catching and helps point out that Doom 3 runs best on NVIDIA's GeForce 6 Series of graphics cards. But who needs a label when the man himself stated that he uses a GeForce 6800 class graphics card in his primary work station. If you're still not convinced, then look here.
Rather than using the timedemo command to determine the area(s) when the minimum frame rate occurred, I opted to use the playdemo command. The playdemo command runs a demo at normal game speed without sound, although I would assume that like the timedemo, Doom 3's artificial intelligence and physics engines are not being used.
Nevertheless, I configured Doom 3 to a resolution of 1024x768 with 4X AA at the High Quality setting, where 8X anisotropic filtering is automatically enabled. After having executed the playdemo six times, the only two areas where the frame rate dropped below 30 are pictured above this paragraph. That is an impressive accomplishment for NVIDIA, as the GeForce 6600 GT is being marketed as a mid-range graphics card!
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Farmers in the region are gearing up to seek Government intervention for the turmeric crop.
Farmers here have announced that they would launch an agitation in case the Government fails to intervene and bail out turmeric farmers by the end of this month. President of the Sugarcane Cultivators' Association Kurubur Shanthakumar told The Hindu that the association will spearhead the agitation in view of the escalating crisis and the indifference of the authorities.
"Farmers are reeling due to volatility in the market with prices of turmeric crashing from Rs.17,000 per quintal to Rs.4,000 per quintal. As a result, a majority of the farmers in the region have withheld the produce hoping for a revival in the market price so that they can sell it to recover at least the input cost," he said. Turmeric is cultivated in most parts of south Karnataka including Mysore, Chamarajanagar, Hunsur, H.D. Kote, Periyapatana, K.R. Nagar, T. Narsipura, Gundlupet, Yellandur and Kollegal.
The area under cultivation is around 50,000 hectares, said Mr. Shanthakumar.
"After sericulture and sugarcane cultivators, it is turmeric farmers in the Mysore-Mandya-Chamarajanagar belt who are now feeling the pinch of market uncertainty," he said.
He said the cost of production of turmeric was Rs.10, 000 per quintal but the market price had collapsed to Rs. 4,000 per quintal, and hence, the farmers saw no point in selling it at this juncture.
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Emigrant Springs
La Grande, Oregon
Phone: (541) 983-2277
Visit Campground Website
Sites: 64
Recent Rate: $24 9/2014
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Latitude: 45.541366
Longitude: -118.461326
These reviews are the opinion of an RVParkReviews' member and not the views of RVParkReviews.com
Review Count: 107
States Visited: 28
Helpful Reviews: 13
Date of Stay: September, 2014 - $24.00
Overall Rating:
$24 per night was for a level asphalt pad site with full-hookups, picnic table, and fire ring. The campground is in a heavily forested area so sites are shaded throughout most of the day. This lovely campground is located at the summit of the Blue Mountains where Oregon Trail travelers stopped for water supplies. Equestrian and tent camping are available, as are rustic log cabins. Bicycles are permitted on park roads. The campground is located right along I-84 so there is constant traffic noise but it becomes white noise after a while. The closest town is actually Meacham which has a small general store with post office. The town of Pendleton (where Pendleton Woolen Mills is located) is 24 miles away, so shopping and dining are available. There are other attractions, including a nearby original section of the original Old Oregon Trail where the wagon trains camped for several days and replenished their water supplies, and a Native American museum. AT&T cell service was four bars 4G and our Millenicom Jetpack was getting four bars of 4G LTE, so both could be used for Internet access. There were four OTA TV stations. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 27
States Visited: 4
Helpful Reviews: 3
Date of Stay: July, 2014 - $40.00
Overall Rating:
This is an old campground right off of Highway 84. Sites are not level. Lots of road noise due to the major highway and it's proximity. We stopped here just as an overnight place of rest but wouldn't include it as a destination location. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 4
States Visited: 3
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: August, 2013 - $20.00
Overall Rating:
Great park with a great staff! The spots were clean and fairly level. The rangers are extremely helpful They even cut down a small tree that was rubbing against our rig. They also offer a lot of things to do in the area. Don't miss the Pendleton underground tour, its really neat. The only drawback is the traffic noise from the freeway. Sites further away from the freeway do a little better. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 7
States Visited: 5
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: July, 2013 - $28.00
Overall Rating:
The price reflects an $8.00 internet reservation charge. What a lovely little park! Although there were no pull-through sites, I had little trouble backing in my 35' fiver. The park is in a wooded area and is absolutely gorgeous! Close proximity to the highway meant some noise but not at all bad. As a bonus, old time fiddlers were playing in the common areas and demos and exhibits of candle making, taxidermy, carving and other crafts were on display. Certainly will try to stay here again! We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 17
States Visited: 8
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2013 - $20.00
Overall Rating:
What a beautiful campground! Because I stayed here early in the year, I was able to pick a spot away from the freeway. Didn't hear any noise at all. Staff was very helpful. Oregon trail information was quite interesting. Since my rig is very small I was able to jockey a bit in my site to level, but I saw larger rigs with leveling blocks. With full hookups, I didn't need the restrooms or showers, but they looked very clean. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 4
States Visited: 1
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: February, 2013 - $48.00
Overall Rating:
We couldn't find any other facilities with cabins in the area, so this was great! And only $40 per night (and another $8 reservation fee). Great place to stay for the night, but no running water or kitchen/bath facilities. Just a warm room with beds, but perfect if that is all you need! Can sleep up to 5 people. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Campground Cabin.Undo
Review Count: 29
States Visited: 9
Helpful Reviews: 1
Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $20.00
Overall Rating:
Excellent rangers and park hosts. The campground is kept spotless. About 6 sites can handle 40 footers and still park the toad. Best place we have ever seen to stay if you are towing a trailer with horses. Only negative is the very loud highway noise due to proximity to I-84. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 98
States Visited: 9
Helpful Reviews: 2
Date of Stay: July, 2011 - $20.00
Overall Rating:
Can't beat that rate. $20. for a FHU site. They've begun taking reservations here which took me by surprise. As a result, your choices of sites may be more limited than it used to be. Close to the highway, but not enough noise to interfere with sleeping. It's always cooler here because of the elevation, a real plus in summer. The park is actually closer to Meachem than it is LaGrande, though. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 13
States Visited: 7
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $22.00
Overall Rating:
Several sites are maximum 47' so 'yes' to Big Rigs (we are 38' + toad). We did unhook at check-in, but we've seen other rigs drive through w/dinghy. Nice and shady when hot, in cooler weather stay the night at the bottom of Blue Mountains, just South on I-84 at Hilgard SP (primitive but right off I-84 also. When I consider the private parks, I do not consider this a tight maneuver. Immaculate RR and showers; yes, there is traffic noise, but lots of Oregon SP are on Interstates. At least they offer camping. My home state, WY, should take lessons in RV tourism. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
Review Count: 116
States Visited: 29
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2010 - $20.00
Overall Rating:
The park and campground are nice enough. The problem is the noise from I-84! The campground is right next to the highway and there is constant, 24 hour a day, noise from the 18 wheelers heading east! The campground is a bit tight for big rigs. I would not try to bring in a 45 foot bus! We have a 37 foot fifth wheel that we got in just fine. Not too much to do in the park due to close proximity to the highway. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 20
States Visited: 2
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2010 - $22.00
Overall Rating:
Earlier reviewer nailed it. It's a small, pretty park, but I felt like we were parked on the freeway. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Review Count: 7
States Visited: 2
Helpful Reviews: 0
Date of Stay: May, 2008 - $16.00
Overall Rating:
We've stayed here many times. It's close to the freeway, but it's quieter in the B section, which has more trees in between to filter the noise. All roads are paved, sites included. It can be a bit tight for a 40 foot motorcoach, but it's doable. There's shade galore with large pines everywhere. There are trails all over, and most lead to a large power line road on top of the hill. There's a horse camp at the North end of the park, so you might run into horses on the trails while hiking. There are also a few small cabins for rent. The cabins and a select few RV sites are open in winter. It's a pretty park, with old wagons to look at, and kiosks with Oregon Trail info. It's also a good base to explore the Oregon Trail from. Old highway 30 takes off a bit south from here, and it leads to the Oregon Trail Interpretive site, as well as entering La Grande from the back end. I once asked a ranger about Emigrant Springs. They got buried under I-84 when they built the freeway. There's one large central bathroom with tiled showers. The park is well kept and clean. We camped at Emigrant Springs in a Motorhome.Undo
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V3 Semiconductor (NASDAQ: VVVI) announced today that TeraLogic, Inc. will offer V3's Hurricane PCI card in their Cougar DTV reference design. TeraLogic's Cougar Platform incorporates V3's Hurricane PCI card along with other hardware, software, and peripherals for fast time-to-market and design flexibility. This advanced development platform offers multimedia capabilities. It is ideal for designing PersonalJava, Open Cable and Windows CE compliant set top boxes, Digital TV sets, and DTV/PC products.
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You've obviously told her to stay on her toes! This I feel could be the issue with her balance, the fact she is pushing up onto her toes right the way through contact is causing her to fall back onto her heels (watch how many times her first move after the hit is to go back slightly - she is rarely able to remain neutral). So for me, that would be the first area to address. Secondly, she has a pause in her prep on transition to the ball, so I would look to eliminate that - she probably has been told to prepare early? At her age a pause will mean a lot of inertia to overcome, which requires strength she may not have developed yet. A continuous racquet path will help alleviate this problem.
Quick question - she is 9, why do you want more power?
Can I have a different take on this and let me know what you think Ash.
When I see her hit her forehand, I believe the reason she's leaning back is because she's trying to use her upper body to get under the ball and lift it as opposed to using her legs for this instead and keeping her back straight. Yes, she does bend her knees but from what I see she's not using her legs to hit the ball, mainly her quads. She bends a bit more sometimes, but lifts early and then uses her back to get under/lift the ball thus making her lean back and loose balance. Hope this makes sense, let me know your opinion.
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The question at the bottom of the page asks the relationship between Silas T. Johnson and Paul. He was the son of Paul and Keziah born 3 June 1808 in Eastport, Maine, married Joanna Murphy 1830 in Eastport, and died 7 July 1854 in Eastport.
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Thanks Susan. Although we try not to, duplicates happen on occasion to everyone.
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Hi Susan, Many thanks for your entries regarding the Milltown Roman Catholic Cemetery and the St. Stephen Rural Cemetery. I am now added enteries into my database for St. Stephen Rural... this one will take a while, no doubt! Thanks again cousin!
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Just wanted to say hello and say a big thank you for making a findagrave for my 4th Great Grandmother Margarette/Margaret. I come from her son Nathan Augustus Higgins who went up to St. John, NB, CAN, through his son, Nathan A. Higgins JR who came down to Cambridge, MA, through his son Samuel Nathaniel Higgins, through his son Joseph Frederick Higgins, through my Mom :) If you are a Higgins relation, great to connect with you cousin :)
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It took me ~half the year to get back onto the tennis court, but there's more to it than that.
I think it's normal, you probably know my story by now through our communications over the time of your recovery, but I'll refresh you: two shoulder surgeries for SAD and rotator cuff work all before the age of 23 (or 22 I don't remember).
It wasn't until 2 years after the 2nd surgery that, the shoulder was well enough to serve on consecutive days without it screaming at me.
Just keep doing your exercises and stretches. Also, I think it's important that you KEEP serving. You're sore because you lack the stamina to serve repeatedly. Unfortunately, no amount of rehab can mimic the motion of the serve (at least safely!).
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The UK's Channel 4 hopes to "outrage" tabloid newspaper The Daily Mail with it's new "channel-defining" gay drama Cucumber, reports The Independent.
Fifteen years after screening Russell T Davies' ground-breaking drama Queer As Folk, Channel 4 has boasted that new series Cucumber - also produced by Davies [pictured right] - is so risqué that it "wouldn't get past an American network".
Set to be aired next year, Cucumber looks at gay life across different generations and stars Vincent Franklin [above left] as a 46-year old man going through a relationship break-up, and Freddie Fox [above right] as a young object of his desires.
Cucumber will be broadcast alongside a sister show, Banana and a related web series called Tofu. According to Davies, the titles for the three shows came from a scientific study on the erection:
"It divided the hard-on into four categories, from soft to hard. One, tofu. Two, peeled banana. Three, banana. And four, cucumber. Right there and then, I knew I had my drama."
Channel 4's Head of Drama Piers Wenger said that although the new series is "amazingly warm, incredibly funny and beautifully written", viewers might be "challenged" by the explicit content.
Named Channel of the Year on Friday at the Edinburgh International Television Festival, Channel 4 recently ran a campaign challenging homophobia in Russia, to coincide with the Sochi Winter Olympics. New projects from the broadcaster include Carol, which examines a lesbian affair between a female department-store assistant and an older married woman; My Million View Sex Change, a project showing young women recording the progress of their gender reassignments; and Gay Love: Sex and Apps, which will follow a young man looking for a partner on apps such as Grindr and Manhunt.
Watch a deleted scene from the original UK version of Queer As Folk, AFTER THE JUMP...
Sounds stupid and creepy, and translatable to American audiences.
Posted by: Malcolm | Aug 25, 2014 9:18:49 AM
I am very much looking forward to RTD's return to queer television. No so much to the inevitable, sloppy, bloated US remake.
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I've put up with RTD's writing for literally decades, and I'm not going to be watching anything he's responsible for ever again. He has several bad habits as a writer, not the least of which is throwing plot out the window whenever he gets bored and proceeding to just pull stuff out of a hat that has no place being in the series at all. Just look at his tenure at Doctor Who, or the ending of QAF:UK for some examples. Even in a series where almost anything was fair game, like Torchwood, he managed to piss off the fans so much that he essentially killed the series for most of the fans, and he started that by killing the very popular gay character, Ianto. If you like anything RTD writes, you better pray he leaves the series before he gets bored.
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Littlefinger does the Son of Anarchy. I'm in heaven.
Posted by: JonnyNYNY2FLFL | Aug 25, 2014 10:08:54 AM
Mike: You just described everything wrong with what Showtime did with their Queer As Folk.
As for 'Queer as Folk 2,' it's pretty well documented that RTD did NOT want to do a second series. Channel 4 strong armed him into doing so.
As for "The Killing Of Ianto!" Ianto was suppose to die in 'Torchwood' series 2. RTD decided to kill off Owen instead, and gave good reason for doing so.
You are entitled your your opinion tho.
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So basically lgbt life is male hookups, older woman and poorer young girl, bald much older unattractive man with fey sexy much younger boy?
Really C4?? Do we still live in the 90's!??!
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I find the titles to be degrading. Why is he reducing gay people to erections? IS this supposed to be OK b/c he is gay?
I don't care for his grasping sexual sensationalism. When he puts that aside, he can be brilliant. I actually loved QaF. The writing and execution were outstanding. But QaF 2 was atrocious. Even if he was strong armed by Channel 4, that is no excuse to vandalize your own creative work.
I have never watched Dr. Who, but I really liked a 2-part drama that he did about 10 years ago called The Second Coming, which imagines, in a highly funny and unorthodox way, the second coming of Jesus Christ to judge and destroy the world.
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I don't believe in Santa Claus. I don't believe in the Easter Bunny. I don't believe in the Tooth Fairy.
I believe in the Kansas City Chiefs' Playoff Curse.
I believe in an invisible, intangible beast that comes alive every winter, right after the Christmas lights get put away and just before the drugstore pulls out the Valentine's Day cards.
I believe in a monster that feasts on your wishes and hopes, riding a chariot pulled by January's nightmares.
I believe in an apparition that turns good coaches into fools, good defenses into frauds, and kickers into mush.
It's the only way to rationalize the inexplicable, the only way to come to terms with the unfathomable.
How else do you explain Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, the best player on the field, getting knocked out of Saturday's AFC wild-card round game in Indianapolis six plays into the tilt?
Or the fact that his replacement, Knile Davis, had to leave in the fourth quarter?
How do you explain Brandon Flowers getting hurt? Or Donnie Avery? Or Justin freaking Houston?
Or a 38-10 third-quarter laugher turning into a 41-38 nail-biter with 10 minutes left?
Or Colts tailback Donald Brown getting the ball knocked free at the Chiefs' 2-yard line -- only to have it land right in the arms of Andrew Luck, who then belly-flopped his 6-foot-4 frame into the end zone?
Or a fourth-and-11, do-or-die throw from Chiefs QB Alex Smith to Dwayne Bowe up the right boundary being on the money -- only to end with Bowe failing to get two feet inbounds?
Or Colts 45, Chiefs 44?
The Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse, the Curse.
It's bigger than Andy Reid. It's bigger than Alex Smith. It's bigger than John Dorsey. Together, those men helped to turn the S.S. Minnow, with Gilligan Pioli at the wheel, into a watertight battleship, more quickly and more demonstrably than almost anyone thought possible. They always will be the ones who transformed 2-14 into 11-5, the ones who brought back the pride and the noise and the fun, the ones who dared you to dream big again.
They're good men. All of them.
But the Curse doesn't care about good men.
It just destroys. Without logic, without conscience, without mercy.
Without a bloody soul.
The Chiefs have dropped eight postseason games in a row now, an NFL record, winless in the playoffs since Joe Montana had the reins back in 1993-94. Half of those losses were to the Colts.
And this one just might have been the most painful of all.
Because it was there. Right there. All of it.
The Chiefs and Colts combined for 1,049 yards and 58 first downs, both NFL single-game playoff records in regulation. They left it all out there. Blood. Sweat. Tears. Bodies.
Mostly bodies. With no Houston, no Flowers, it was only a matter of time before Luck stepped on the Andy Gang's collective hearts, floating a rainbow over safeties Kendrick Lewis and Quintin Demps and into the mitts of T.Y. Hilton for a 64-yard score with 4:21 left in the tilt. That tied the game at 44-all, and wiped out the earlier efforts of a Chiefs defense that had sacked Luck once and picked him off three times.
When Charles left the field, the rookie Davis (18 carries, 67 yards, one TD) did yeoman's work in his stead. Smith threw for 378 yards and four scores -- a new single-game Chiefs record -- while picking up 57 more yards on the ground. Bowe (8 catches, 150 yards) played like a man possessed, if not outright challenged. Reid and coordinators Doug Pederson (offense) and Bob Sutton (defense) brought in a good game plan, only to be forced to adjust on the fly as stars such as Charles, Flowers and Houston left the stage, one by one.
Kansas City led 17-7. Then 24-7. Then 31-10. Then 38-10. A date with Denver next weekend was so close, so tangible, you could almost smell the legalized marijuana.
But then this thing became a Chiefs playoff game again, in all the evil, cruel, nonsensical Chiefs-playoff-game ways.
And maybe none more cruel than the one with 10:45 or so left in the contest, and the Colts at the Chiefs' 2, down 41-31. Brown took a handoff and a step before the ball was knocked free. Surely, it was a repeat of the Buffalo game; surely, it was a turnover that would swing momentum back to the visitors.
Only Brown's fumble popped out with such ferocity that it somehow flew behind the first wave of Chiefs defenders and into the waiting lap of Luck, who then scooped it up, secured it, and fell forward for the disaster-turned-touchdown, cutting the Chiefs' lead to 41-37.
The Curse just laughed. Someday, Chiefs fans will, too. If only to keep from crying.
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