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I'm new to sailing and have some questions. I bought this sailboat recently and it was a club racer. It is a Cal29 and came with jib, 160 Genoa, storm jib, and spinnaker and whisker pole. This boat was raced by Robert Riggle, he was one of the people killed by Somalia Pirates a couple of years ago. If you raced in the Seattle Singles races you may know the Boat Swept Away.
Can anyone tell me what this rigging is for. It is a line tied on port side of boat then goes to a block with a smaller quick clip. Then wraps around to the starboard side with another block anchored to that side. Then to piece of hardware I don't know the name of. Then the line heads aft to cockpit. Here are shots of that rigging
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Avery Bradley [1] and the Celtics [2] could not come an agreement on a contract extension by Thursday's deadline for 2010 draftees on rookie contracts, meaning the guard will become a restricted free agent next offseason, according to a Boston Globe report.
The sides had been talking about a four-year deal but apparently could not put the pieces together. The Celtics still would be able to match any offer Bradley receives from another team.
The 22-year-old defensive standout continues to be inconsistent with his offense, evidenced by his 4-for-13 shooting in Wednesday's season-opening loss to the Raptors. He also had as many turnovers as assists (4).
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"Lovelace," the biopic of hardcore porn actress Linda Lovelace, sometimes feels too academic to be consistently engaging, but it's nonetheless a gripping tale that needs to be told because of its vivid depiction of the evils of domestic violence.
Some of her revelations are, well, hard to swallow, but the US film industry's first porn superstar should be credited for refusing to remain a victim of her sordid past.
In 1972, Lovelace (Amanda Seyfried) was only 21 when she left her conservative parents' home—and, with it, her deeply Catholic upbringing—for her sweet-talking husband-manager, Chuck Traynor (Peter Sarsgaard), who turned her into the poster girl for the sexual revolution. Ironically, in high school, Linda was nicknamed "Miss Holy Holy" because she kept her dates at a safe distance and was deemed too prissy!
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But, Traynor was charm personified. He convinced his "subservient" wife to appear in "Deep Throat" (with Harry Reems, played by Adam Brody), the first scripted pornographic theatrical feature film.
Linda was paid only $1,250 for "acting" in it, but the porn classic that cost less than $50 thousand went on to gross more than $600 million at the box office—and drew the attention of Hugh Hefner (James Franco) and Sammy Davis Jr. The Pussycat Theater chain in Hollywood screened it daily—for over 10 years!
Sadly, married life wasn't a stroll in the park for Lovelace, who endured spousal rape, physical abuse and forced prostitution. She recounted, "I was in the porn industry for only 17 days (the time it took to shoot 'Deep Throat')," but the painful pay-off had been a lifetime of shame.
True, she passed a polygraph test for her story, but she isn't without culpability, because the hardcore loops, 8mm shorts made for peep shows, and the 1971 bestiality-themed "Dogarama" she appeared in before "Deep Throat" speak for themselves.
Filmmakers Jeffrey Friedman and Rob Epstein bare both sides of the coin, but whatever contradictory details they divulge can't salve the grim repercussions that result from a woman's inability to contradict her "man" and steer her own fate.
Sarsgaard and Seyfried's fearless portrayals shine through "Lovelace's" narrative clutter. The supporting cast also delivers textured turns.
Upon learning about the abuse, Sharon Stone (unrecognizable as Lovelace's mother) refuses to take her daughter back, and instead asks her, "What did you do to make him angry? Go home, obey him and be a good wife!"
As Lovelace's similarly repressed father (who, ironically, is a policeman), the award-worthy Robert Patrick is particularly memorable in his gut-wrenching phone conversation with his daughter, disclosing to her that he had already seen the infamous skin flick! He delivers his lines with great love and heartbreak.
For the most part, Lovelace didn't run away from her past —in fact, she became an activist for more than 20 years, championing women's causes. After their divorce, Traynor got married again, this time to Marilyn Chambers ("Behind the Green Door")—the second most famous porn star of her time, after Lovelace!
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See The world from a kid's-eye view with Matilda, a modern fairy tale that mixes hilarious humbor with the magical message of love.
For more about Matilda and the Matilda Blu-ray release, see Matilda Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on December 8, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5.
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Matilda Blu-ray Review
Matilda, meet Carrie. Carrie, Matilda.
Reviewed by Martin Liebman, December 8, 2013
Quickly: name the movie about a girl who uses her telekinetic powers to get even with the people who have done her wrong. Chances are many would respond with Carrie, Director Brian De Palma filmed adaptation of the Stephen King novel of the same name. The second most common answer, and probably tops amongst families with younger children (or children of the 1990s), would be Matilda, the touching Danny DeVito-directed charmer about a mistreated girl and the somewhat disturbing but mostly comical antics that follow her mental maturation and the development of her telekinetic powers. Indeed, Matilda feels like Carrie for a younger audience. It, too, is based on a book, this one penned by British Author Roald Dahl and published in 1988. It's not quite as dark and powerful as De Palma's film, but it's mostly a joyous, innocent, likable little film with simple moral objectives and a fun, family-friend vibe. It's not a perfect movie, but it's perfectly suitable for most viewers and a fine little film that will please the entire family.
The Wormwood family -- greasy used car salesman father Harry (Danny DeVito), mother Zinnia (Rhea Perlman), and son Michael (Brian Levinson) -- have just welcomed a new member to the family: Matilda (Mara Wilson). Perhaps "welcome" is too strong a word. She's not taken home from the hospital for love but rather for obligation. She's seen as a burden, not a gift. She's mistreated, left home alone, and ignored unless her parents deem that she's done something wrong, like express a desire to read a book. She cares for herself and develops an intelligence and a hunger for literature at a young age. When she grows old enough to attend school, she's not enrolled. She sneaks out to the library and reads everything she can find. Her parents believe reading to be a waste of her time, which would be better spent in front of the television. When Harry sells a used car to a woman named Trunchbull (Pam Ferris), he learns that she runs a school for children Matilda's age. Matilda is quickly enrolled but discovers the school is more a prison and less a learning environment. She's welcomed by her peers and her kindly teacher, Miss Honey (Embeth Davidtz), but must contend with parents who do not care for her and a principal in Trunchbull who would rather see her fail than encourage success. When things get out of control, Matilda must turn to unusual means of saving herself from the coming of a wasted existence.
There are two sides to the Matilda coin, and it's in how well they mesh together that the film finds most of its dramatic and comedic success. The film is certainly one of extremes. There's the ultra-smart Matilda and the incredibly polite Miss Honey, both allied with a group of mostly cheery students who want only to learn and interact in a clean, welcoming education environment. They're contrasted against Matilda's family and Miss Trunchbull, the former more or less just like the Dursley family from the Harry Potter series and the latter a frightening hybrid, perhaps best thought of as the drill sergeant in Full Metal Jacket combined with some hulking PED-absusing olympic amazonian. In essence, it's sugar and spice and everything nice against the most sour, fouled, spiteful, and hateful bunch humanity has to offer, but without losing its family-friendly spirit amongst them. The film does a fine job of contrasting the two, particularly the villains, with an almost grossly over-the-top series of exaggerations, frightening close-ups, and heavily stylized shots, decorations, and colors. Director Danny DeVito makes it incredibly easy to cheer on Matilda and Miss Honey and wish for the worst for Trunchbull and the Wormwood family.
Yet what are the film's blessings are also its curses. There are several scenes that play it a bit too far, that linger too long, that go to gross excess to reinforce a point that's already been made, and usually on more than one occasion. Some of those Trunchbull close-ups, for example, show off the fine makeup work but can be rather frightening, not as reinforcements of the character's demeanor but in that the character just isn't pretty to look at in such extremes. Several scenes play out for far too long, too, including the famous "cake eating" scene. There's certainly no nuance lost in the movie; it's all exposed and laid on the table in every scene, for better or for worse, thankfully primarily for the former. The film is also simplistically predictable almost to a fault, but then again the point isn't mystery but rather arriving at the inevitable happy ending. The entire film is built to satisfy a fundamental urge for peace and tranquility following stress and hardship, both of which are piled on but, ultimately, worth the slog of structural repetitiveness and terrifying close-ups when everything winds up hunky-dory in the end.
Matilda Blu-ray, Video Quality
Matilda looks terrific on Blu-ray. Sony's presentation really brings home the intense colors the film has to offer, not to mention its film-pure details. The picture is robustly and richly colorful, presenting a wide spectrum of vivid, but never gaudy, shades on the screen. There's a veritable rainbow of colors to be enjoyed in an overhead shot of the Wormwood used car lot, for example, while dresses, flowers, exterior greenery, and the decidedly 1970s-inspired shades inside the Wormwood home all look magnificent. The image is clean and reveals a light, balanced, and consistent grain layer. Details are splendid across the board. Skin textures -- from the clean, smooth Miss Honey to the hardened, worn-down Trunchbull -- appear naturally detailed in every scene. Image clarity is striking, and every object around the film's main locations -- two houses and in the school's classroom and auditorium -- look magnificent. Black levels are even and skin tones natural. The image suffers from no perceptible compression problems. This is a stellar presentation from Sony.
Matilda Blu-ray, Audio Quality
Matilda's DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack is a match in quality for its video counterpart. Musical clarity and stage presence rate highly, and the track provides robust details throughout the range, including a fine low end accompaniment. Detail can be so natural that Matilda's squealing, screeching parents occasionally play through the speakers almost too obnoxiously, but the track's ability to so perfectly recreate their cadence only reinforces the film's style. General dialogue enjoys quality balance, while a few school auditorium scenes feature a quality reverberation. Additionally, several nice ambient effects are included, such as a gusty wind effect in chapter 13. Heavier effects enjoy prominent and even bass, particularly a few heavy Trunchbull footfalls. This is a fine track in every area of concern.
Matilda Blu-ray, Special Features and Extras
Matilda contains several vintage supplements as well as a new cast reunion supplement.
Matilda Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation
Matilda is a sweet and charming little movie about the power of hope, of kindness, of a desire to make things better rather than settle for whatever life seems to have in store. It's also, in a way, a frightening portrait of neglect, abuse, and misunderstanding. The film sometimes feels needlessly exaggerated but nevertheless cannot escape the innate charm and the satisfaction that comes with its final act. Though it might be a bit frightening for the youngest viewers, Matilda makes for rather clean family entertainment. Sony's Blu-ray release features standout video, solid audio, and a few good extras. Recommended.
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Hardcore gamer? Have a need to create insane macros to get the job done? Saitek's "Cyborg" Command Unit delivers! Although the hardware itself leaves a bit to be desired, the included software offers the ability to create numerous long macros to help you get the job done.
Today, we're going to be looking at another product from Saitek, one of the world's largest PC peripherals manufacturers. Saitek recently released their 'Cyborg' product line, targeting the PC gaming market. Funky aesthetics and logos aside, there are some interesting products here, particularly since Saitek has offered some very flexible programming software in the past.
We got our first peek at the Cyborg Command Unit at CES this past January, and were told that it could be programmed using Saitek's SST software – meaning that every key should be programmable with macros of unlimited length, among other things. There aren't many game pads like this on the market today, so of course we were happy to take the Cyborg Command Unit for a spin.
This is one peripheral that's unlike most that gamers are used to. Instead of sticking to the standard keyboard as we've become accustomed, Saitek believes their special units, when used properly, could vastly improve your gaming experience, and maybe even your skill. It's interesting, to say the least, so let's get right to it.
There's a few unique features that the Command Unit touts. First is the fact that it's ergonomic, so it should prove comfortable for most people (or all) who use it. All of the keys are back lit also, and laser-etched, so that even during the heat of battle, there should be next to no fumbling.
Saitek also wants you to know that the Command Unit is not only for First Person Shooters, but there is a toggle mode that allows you to switch to both "Strategy" and "Role-Playing Games" as well, so really, this might be a unit you'd be using more often than you think.
On top of it all, there are 21 buttons total, including the space and shift function, and a paired all together, having up to 144 programed commands is possible. Lastly, another feature that Saitek boasts is the unique thumb control area with 2-way tilt mechanism, which can slide front to back.
It looks good, but is it really the "Ultimate man-machine interface", or worth your $40?
Once out of the package, there is not much to see besides the keypad itself. The unit comes with a driver CD containing the basic software drivers as well as Saitek's SST software, which allows for more complex button programming and functionality.
There are a total of 21 buttons on the Cyborg Command Unit, 18 of which are arranged similarly to the left side of a standard desktop keyboard. While this certainly won't be setting any new trends in button layouts, I had no problems reaching any of the keys while keeping my hand stationary – even the F1-F4 keys are easily accessible due to the way they're tilted.
In addition to the keyboard buttons, there are two thumb buttons and a joystick, which are mounted in such a way that they can be rotated and extended/retracted slightly according to user preference with the help of a thumbscrew to hold the position in place once set.
Next, button # 21 is mounted on the palm rest and by default functions as a custom 'SHIFT' key, which mislead me at first, because the Cyborg Command Unit didn't come with any instructions. This key doesn't act like 'Shift', but instead alters the function of every other key (if the user so desires) when held – effectively giving the user access to 40 different commands that can be programmed across the other 20 buttons.
If that sounds like a lot of flexibility to you, just wait until you see the software!
Finally, there is a three-position switch on the upper left of the Command Unit that allows the user to change between three different sets of commands (by default, Saitek suggests one for FPS games, one for RTS games, and the last for everything else). But that's not all – each of these sets of commands is color-coded, and the switch changes the color of the back light accordingly. I apologize for the blur.
Definitely not bad, but I think Saitek would've done themselves a favor by using colors that matched their popular Eclipse keyboard, or at the very least include blue. It also would've been nice if the red line on the palm rest changed color. I guess you can't have everything.
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Why would I stop with the "5 on 5 stuff".
Credit where credit is due. Mario was IMO the best and most dangerous player on the powerplay in the history of the game.
Mario's 199 point season, 102 ES points, 79 PP points
Gretzky's 212 point season, 147 ES points, 57 PP points
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Gretzky's 205 point season, 135 ES points, 47 PP points
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Hey what you at least could do is to present them in adjusted stats. Obviously it will not bring Marios even strenght numbers up to Waynes anyway, but what it will do, is make both Marios 199 season, and his elite seasons after that, up to a very much more impressive total. Lets not forget that Wayne had his peak in partly another scoring era.
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Wilmington NC – Barbara Sullivan's garden, will be one of many on the Art in the Garden Tour, sponsored by the New Hanover County Arboretum. Getting ready for it finds her hard at work, even in her dreams!
Barbara Sullivan lives and gardens in downtown Wilmington.


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Stricken Owen faces season of despair
Michael Owen's knee injury will be painful to many more than just the stirker as England are left exposed and Newcastle fret.
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Hargreaves wins plaudits from England colleagues
Owen Hargreaves may be a name that inspires booing before he steps on the pitch, but his team-mates know his "world-class" value.
After Boy's Owen story the disturbing sequel
The squad must continue without one of its talismanic figures.
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Newcastle fear the fall-out from a year without £17m striker
Any odds on Shola Ameobi to be the Premiership's top scorer next term? Michael Walker looks at life without Alan Shearer and Michael Owen on Tyneside.
Terry and Ferdinand aghast after night of costly lapses
John Terry forehead deserted him, Rio Ferdinand wouldn't attack crosses and Sol Campbell let the ball bounce. Apart from that, a solid display from the centre-halves.
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Lampard says he can cope but is wary of underdogs' bite
If England can overcome Ecuador they won't be far away from the final according to Frank Lampard. Erm, probably two more wins Frank.
Stories p4
England in shock as back trouble flares up
After the midfield failed to gel and the forwards failed to convert, no one expected the centre-backs to misfire, but they did.
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Delgado finds solace in Ecuador after flopping in England
Ask Southampton fans about Agustin Delgado and they'll tell you about his frequent flyer miles to Quito, but he might be back to haunt England on Sunday.
Spain and Argentina show how a beautiful game can lead to glory
David Pleat praises Argentina and Spain for standing out among the crowd of fading stars and misfiring midfields.
De la Cruz chases Rooney
Ulises de la Cruz will set himself up for a hard time next season in the Premiership if he carries out his threat to give Wayne Rooney "a bit of a kick".
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Magic of three new Maradonas captures the heart
The latest Argentina - Holland clash may have failed to live up to its spectacular billing, but both sides showed an uncommon mastery, writes Richard Williams.
Stalemate puts Holland on tougher route to glory
It couldn't live up to the billing but the draw in Frankfurt means the Dutch get the supposedly harder task against Portugal while Argentina face Mexico.
Undercard match outshines top of the bill
Group C: The Ivory Coast came from behind to notch up a deserved win against an increasingly ragged Serbia and Montenegro.
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Wily Scolari takes Portugal on to possible England date
Portugal stumbled past Mexico and into a possible match against England. Possible only if you discount the formidable Holland standing in their way.
Angola finally score but miss out on second stage
Angola finally troubled the scorers but were not smart enough to old on to their lead, according to manager Luis Oliveira Goncalves.
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Wanchope dreams of a return to the Premiership
Paulo Wanchope says that he is hoping for a dream move back to Manchester City. Maybe he was the person calling Stuart Pearce in the beer commercial.
Police praised as German hooligans are detained
Intelligence-led policing in Cologne prevented a flashpoint between German hooligans and England supporters.
Owen's Healing Hans on spot to give Germany the edge
Dr Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt is the man who helped Michael Owen recover from previous injuries, but "Healing Hans" is behind Germany.
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Bruckner looking for a miracle from injured strikers
Czech coach Karel Bruckner will rely on injured duo Jan Koller and Milan Baros to boost their chances against Italy.
Rossi finds many shades of '82 in Italian blue
Betting scandals are nothing new to Paolo Rossi. The 1982 villain-turned-hero knows the pressures the scandal will be placing on the Italian players.
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Twenty years ago today the hand of God smote England
Jorge Valdano remembers his own dodgy pass that led to the hand of blasphemy - sorry - God goal and broke English hearts.
Forget Brazil and focus on US, coach tells Ghana
If Ghana can beat USA they will be on teir way to a dream match against Brazil. One game at a time, though, says coach Ratomir Djukovic.
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Ribéry says 'non' to Arsenal and United
Lyon seems the likely destination for Franck Ribéry after he blanked Manchester United and Arsenal.
Australia and Croatia wrestle over the ties that bind
Several players may be excused for not being sure which side they're on as the Balkan influence cuts both ways.
Bellamy joins Liverpool on four-year deal
Rafael Benítez's latest saviour striker is a mild-mannered guy who prefers to get his head down rather than speaking out. Step forward Craig Bellamy.
Japanese upset could sweeten Zico's cup of woe
Brazilian legend Zico is taking part in his fifth World Cup without success so far. His Japan team could give him some cheer at the expense of his homeland Brazil.
Stories p13
Monty denies misconduct
On the eve of the Johnnie Walker Championship, Colin Montgomerie has pleaded innocent to allegations of misconduct at the dramatic conclusion of the US Open.
Christie marks Chambers' return to British team with call to double length of drug bans
Linford Christie conveniently overlooked his own positive test as he called for a four year ban for perfmoance-enhancing drugs cheats.
Murray gains momentum as he makes mincemeat of Mirnyi
He may not be seeded for wimbledon, but Andy murray got his grasscourt season back on track with a straight-sets win over Max Mirnyi in Nottingham.
Holders Munster get Leicester in tough Heineken group
In some sports the holders get a number one seeding and an easier draw. In the Heinken Cup Munster have Leicester, Cardiff and Bourgoin.
Solberg signs three-year deal with Subaru
Scooby legend Petter Solberg put his faith in the team's determination to dominate the World Rally championships again as he signed a three-year-deal.
Mauresmo charges the errant net and falls to humble Dechy
It's a bit difficult to charge a net that someone has stolen, but Amélie Mauresmo tried and failed as she fell to Nathalie Dechy.
Stories p14
One-day county outings no substitute for pressure at top level
Mike Selvey uses Colin Montgomerie as an example of how pressure can ruin your game and asks if the county game really prepares cricketers for the big matches.
Vaughan misses chance to take small step down road to recovery
Michael Vaughan's chances of a good workout to test his recovering knee was curtailed by Jason Lewry as Yorkshire's poor start to the season continued.
Hodge signs off in style
Lancashire's captain Mark Chilton enjoyed another blissful day as his table-topping side racked up 359 for five on the opening day of their match against Middlesex at Lord's.
Chilton, who has scored three of his championship centuries against Middlesex, fell seven short on this occasion but he was able to watch and enjoy Brad Hodge's innings.
Hodge contributed a pugnacious 161, his highest score for the county in his last match before he returns, reluctantly, to Australia to play some A internationals and then join an Ashes training camp.
Dashing Dexter deserves his luck
A foreign-born player withy English qualification called Dexter? Kent pile on 600 as South African-born Neil Dexter picked up his maiden championship century.
Hick on verge of completing a century of centuries
Graeme Hick lies just seven runs away from his hundredth hundred for Worcestershire. Only bad light stopped him yesterday.
England injuries play on Pietersen's mind
He's not one to show signs of feeling pressure, but even Kevin Pietersen is not immune to it as England's injury woes place the burden of expectation on his shoulders.
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Sullivan takes it on the chin as chance to meet royalty goes begging
The Prince of Wales nearly met the prince of porn yesterday, but stuffy Ascot relaxed as David Sullivan's David Junior failed to rise to the challenge.
Ouija casts her spell as Ladies' Day arrives early
In a Flat racing scene dominated by male horses, Ouija Board is a rarity - a mare that beats all-comers and isn't on her way to breeding yet.