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Episode PremiereMay 26, 2010
GenreCrime, Drama, Mystery
Show Period2005 - now
Production CompanyTouchstone, CBS, Paramount TV, Mark Gordon Co.
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DirectorEdward Allen Bernero
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Main Cast
- A.J. Cook as Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau
- Joe Mantegna as David Rossi
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- Matthew Gray Gubler as Dr. Spencer Reid
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So why is he back in Los Angeles now? There's something personal for him to come back to LA. The lead detective on the case, Matt Spicer, is a hot shot, young mid-30s cop. He's basically touted as the hero of the city, consistently praised for being such a great detective at such a young age. He happens to be a survivor of one of the previous home invasions, 25 years ago, where the Unsub killed his single mother and left him as the sole survivor. This was the reason he became a cop â for vengeance and to catch serial killers like the one that killed his mother. The Unsub is now back because he loves taunting his victims, screwing with them. He's seen Spicer on the television. He is the head of the homicide unit and the Unsub knows that the only reason he's there is because of what the Unsub did to him. He returns to LA just to screw with him. And the ultimate reward for the Unsub is that this detective now has a daughter of his own, Ellie.
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As the video explains, Yousef was an Israeli agent embedded in the terrorist group Hamas -- and his father was a founding member and high ranking official in Hamas. The information he was able to provide the Israeli Shin Bet (Israel's FBI equivalent) saved the lives of many innocent civilians and helped bring terrorists to justice.
Idiotically, the Department of Homeland Security seeks to stymie his effort to gain political asylum here in the United States. In short, DHS's case boils down to this: He has ties to terror. Yousef's case: Sure, he was closely associated with Hamas (in a certain sense), but this was in the form of an informant, not as a terrorist himself.
His immigration trial is today, held in a court in Southern California. But, according to Yousef, whom I met with last week, DHS has promised to continue its efforts regardless of the outcome of today's trial. Likewise, Yousef will appeal the decision, if he is not granted political asylum here. So, regardless, this promises to be a years (decades?) long legal battle.
DHS has limited resources, just as all agencies do. Is it really in its best interest to pursue this proven hero?
The idiocy of the Department of Homeland Security--described in Daniel Halper's item below about Mosab Hassan Yousef--recalls an old joke. Yousef is a defector from Hamas, spiritually (he converted to Christianity) and politically (he turned anti-Hamas and informed on his old comrades to Israeli security). So DHS bureaucrats have decided he doesn't deserve asylum because his memoir proves that he has ties to Hamas.
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Rep. Doug Lamborn is leading an effort in the House of Representatives to gather support for Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a founder of Hamas who converted to Christianity, became an anti-Hamas informer, and is now living in the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security, incredibly, is opposing his application for political asylum.
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2 Samuel 22:21-23:23 One of my joys in life is to rise before dawn and praise the Lord with all of His creatures at sunrise. There is a verse in Psalms that says, "You make the outgoings of the morning and evening to rejoice" (Ps. 65:8). Have you ever noticed how the birds sing the loudest at dawn and sunset? I try not to miss this morning and evening symphony of worship, and I love joining my voice to it. I also love to see the morning star in the sky, and I recall Jesus' description of Himself: "I, Jesus, have sent My angel to testify to you these things in the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, and the Bright and Morning Star" (Rev. 22:16). read more
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Psalm 121:1-8 What a comfort to know I have a keeper. We all need a keeper—a protector, provider and problem solver. Those who are blessed with good parents had the experience of the safety of a peaceful, loving home. I can remember the secure feeling I had when my dad came home from work and everyone was settled in our home for the night. I knew if we had any problems, Dad could handle them. I can remember my mother tucking me in at night. She used two giant safety pins to pin my covers down so I would not kick them off in the night. I went to sleep knowing the safety of a warm bed that would stay warm all night. My parents were good keepers, and they saw to my every need. I also have been blessed with a wise husband who keeps our checkbook balanced and sees to the financial, physical and spiritual needs of our home. He has been a wonderful keeper of me for over forty years, and I really need a keeper. read more
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John 20:1-31 This passage in John was always a mystery to me. Why did Peter and John believe Jesus was raised from the dead when they saw the linen napkin? Part of the burial clothing of a person in that day was a linen napkin that was wrapped around the head of the deceased. This part of Jesus' burial clothing was lying neatly folded in a place by itself. Listen carefully as John describes that event: "Peter therefore went out and the other disciple, were going to the tomb. So they both ran together, and the other disciple outran Peter and came to the tomb first. And he, stooping down and looking in, saw the linen cloths lying there; yet he did not go in. Then Simon Peter came, following him, and went into the tomb; and he saw linen cloths lying there, And the handkerchief that had been around His head, not lying with the linen cloths, but folded together in a place by itself. Then the other disciple, who came to the tomb first, went in also; and he saw and believed" (vv. 3-8). read more
Holy Order
Psalm 119:132-155 Order is something we all want in our lives. I never knew how much I appreciated order until I visited India, a country where confusion reigns instead of order. I asked the Lord why there is such confusion in India, and He reminded me that He was not the author of confusion. Satan is the author of confusion. Confusion reigns in India because there is so much idol worship. There are over three million gods worshiped in India. The whole atmosphere is charged with demonic oppression, and this oppression affects people's mental faculties. read more
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Where Is God's Glory?
John 17:1-26 So many in these last days are seeking God's glory even as Moses sought to see His glory. We, however, are living in the days after the cross and God has chosen to reveal His glory to others through us. We are the body of Christ, and if we believe and heed His Word, He is glorified in us. To think that we as flesh beings can shine radiantly with God's glory even as Moses did after his encounter with God on the mountain is amazing. In this passage Jesus makes it clear that He will not glorify us in the future, but He has already glorified those who believe in Him. Yes, there will be a day when the fullness of His glory will be revealed to the whole earth, but until that time, we have been appointed to be His glory on earth. Listen to Jesus' words: "Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word; that they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them; that they may be one, even as we are one: I in them, and thou in me, that they may be made perfect in one; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me, and hast loved them, as thou has loved me" (vv. 20-23, KJV). read more
Be of Good Cheer
John 16:1-33 The words Jesus spoke to His disciples seemed hard words to them. He was telling them He was going to go away and that they would forsake Him for a season. These were troubling words, yet Jesus ended His conversation with them by saying, "These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world" (v. 33). read more
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John 15:1-27 Most of us are familiar with the love chapter in 1 Corinthians 13, but did you know there is another love chapter in the Bible that is just as important? John 15 is that chapter. Here Jesus tells us that He is the vine and we are the branches. The word divine has "vine" in it, and the "di" is short for deity. One could say divine love is God's dependent love. So many of us, including me, try to have the qualities of love listed in 1 Corinthians 13, but we fail miserably. Love is the fruit of the spirit, and the nine fruit of the spirit all radiate from divine love. It is impossible to love as Jesus loved when He walked on earth over two thousand years ago. We can, however, demonstrate His love to others if we are totally dependent upon His Spirit. Jesus tells us to do three things to radiate His love daily: read more
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2) In a bowl, put the sugar and butter and beat well together till a light and fluffy mixture is formed. Beat in the eggs, a little at a time.
3) Fold the flour into the mixture and then add the bananas, ground ginger and walnuts. Stir well.
4) Into a lightly greased 7 inch cake tin, spoon the mixture.
5) Bake in the preheated oven for 40 to 45 minutes.
6) Turn the cake out onto a wire rack. Leave to cool.
7) If you wish to freeze the cake for future use, do it now by first flash freezing the cake till it is firm, wrapping it in a cling film and packing in a freezer bag. Seal the bag, label and store in the freezer.
8) To make the frosting, in a heatproof bowl, out the milk and butter and stand it over a pan of gently simmering water. Let the butter melt.
9) Take the mixture off the heat and beat in the icing sugar very gradually, along with the ginger, till the mixture is thick and smooth.
10) If using frozen cake, first remove the wrappings and let the cake thaw at room temperature for about 4 hours. Make the frosting as directed in Steps 8 and 9.
11) Place the cake on a serving platter and spread the frosting over the cake-'s top. With the prongs of a fork, mark the surface and let the frosting set.
12) Serve the cake on a decorative cake plate or serving platter. Can be served chilled or at room temperature. Makes an excellent dessert as well as a party treat for birthdays and other occasions.


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4.0 out of 5 stars A good synthesis of what's happened so far.
"Rising Son" seems to be a good synthesis of what's been going on in the Deep Space Nine universe up to this point.
I like the way that the author showed Opaka's spiritual evolution. She begins, in the series, as knowing faith from a single perspective, the traditional Bajoran view of the Prophets. However, being away from Bajor forces her to make her faith something...
Published on Sept. 22 2003 by Kevin T. McGuinness
3.0 out of 5 stars I fail to see how this is 4 or 5 star material.
Well, I finished reading Rising Son. I fail to see what was the big deal in the book though and I'm failing to see why it was given positive reviews on Amazon as well as Trekweb.com.
The main problems with the book is this:
2/3's of the content is pointless. The only character that has any real impact on Jake is Dez, given the similarities with his father and...
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3.0 out of 5 stars I fail to see how this is 4 or 5 star material.,
Jake Well (Windsor, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
Well, I finished reading Rising Son. I fail to see what was the big deal in the book though and I'm failing to see why it was given positive reviews on Amazon as well as Trekweb.com.
The main problems with the book is this:
2/3's of the content is pointless. The only character that has any real impact on Jake is Dez, given the similarities with his father and himself. With that said, I'd find it hard to believe that we'll see Dez again unless S.D. Perry is writing the books herself (and if the Dominion is after them, I wouldn't count on it realistically either).
Another problem is that Jake was portrayed as a over-thinking,
over-feeling female. Yep, I'm know that harsh but this wasn't Jake. If you replaced Jake with "Jessica" and took Star Trek off the cover, I don't think anyone would have had a clue it was supposed to be a guy, nevermind trying to attack Jake's character correctly.
Yet another problem is repetition. S.D. Perry constantly reminds you that Jake is thinking about his father, and she doesn't really say anything new or enlightening that she never already stated in Avatar, let alone the 10 or so character reflection she has added in Rising Son. She constantly pushes this "love and lost theme", that is actually very apparant in the Avatar series and simply repeats that here again too. I find that it's fairly easy to replace Julian, Kira, Vaughn, Ezri, Jake, etc. in any of S.D. Perry's reflection moments and (surprisingly), it makes sense for Perry's version of that character. In Rising Son, it does the same for Jake.
Now, don't get me wrong, the book isn't absolutely crap or anything, however, I can see how people might become confused on the book "getting good" after page 100. By that time, the characters actually start to do stuff. So, the first third of the book is pure introduction, reflection and very little action. If you can get by that, then the story (finally) begins.
Jake joins the crew and they start their first mission. Unfortunately, Drang, the selling of the box and just about everything that happens here has very little if any real impact on the story. All this does is escalate other non-important events that nobody cares about. Maybe some of you care about this crew, but I didn't. Dez was the only interesting and tolerable crew member in the book basically at this point. If you cared about the other characters, I have to ask why: they won't be back in future novels and Jake isn't going to think about them ever anyway.
Then the crew goes off doing more stuff, which is all essentially meaningless until they arrive at Ee (a station). Now, I figured since the book was 2/3's done, S.D. Perry had to get on with the story. Knowing that Jake finds Opaka (from the cover and from the ending of Lesser Evil), I figured that can happen one of two ways: Either they visit the moon and free her, or they happen to find her on their journey. Sure enough, she was on Ee.
Now, at this point, everything - literally - that happened before was pointless. This is where the story actually starts in my opinion, but quite frankly, 210 pages later, was it really worth it?
The thing is, any intelligent person before picking up this book
didn't need to know about the Even Odds and they could have predicted (in some fashion) what took place in this book. Now, to give S.D. Perry some credit, the last 90 or 100 pages were interesting. I actually cared about Opaka's story, the new sister aliens next to the wormhole, the path the Prophets laid out for him not only to find Opaka, but to help in the B'Hala excavation. It gave Jake a real purpose to be here, but everything else before this is simply fluff. It would have been nice to see some dependancies, but there wasn't any.
Anyhow, the importance of Tosk was a nice touch too, however I didn't care for Wex either. She still has little importance, but I guess Unity will answer Wex's purpose soon enough (never read it).
Another disappointment was the Wa - it really didn't have any purpose for being there. It could have been absent from the entire story and quite frankly, it wouldn't have changed the execution of the last third of the novel at all. It could have been very readable without the Wa or the Even Odds crew and their stupid adventures altogether.
In the end, Jake and Opaka were the only two characters I even cared about, as it should be I suppose. But I wish Opaka had been found much earlier since that wasn't much of a surprise finding her in the first place. In fact, the only real surprise (if you can call it that) is the importance of tosk and the new relationship of the planet to Bajor - that's it. Everything else could have been omitted or assumed, which doesn't make for an entertaining read unfortunately.
Oh, and Weyoun could have had much better dialog. That wasn't Weyoun either I'm afraid.
In the end, I'd give the book 2 1/2 out of 5 stars. There isn't enough payoff here to warrant anything higher. With inaccurate characterization of Jake and Weyoun, and a lot of unimportant events that take huge amounts of space, I just can't recommend this book unless you are reading it to complete the series. Frankly, I would have been happy to see the last 100 pages of the story be sliced into the Mission Gamma books. That would have been a lot better from my perspective.
I'm sure a number of you will disagree and will refuse to give this review positive votes. Too many people just want to see positive reviews on anything Star Trek when they are a serious fan. That's unfortunate, because this story really isn't that great as people claim it to be and even outside of Star Trek, I'm sure you could find something else better to read than Rising Son as well. What a shame.
4.0 out of 5 stars A good synthesis of what's happened so far.,
Kevin T. McGuinness (Virginia, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
"Rising Son" seems to be a good synthesis of what's been going on in the Deep Space Nine universe up to this point.
I like the way that the author showed Opaka's spiritual evolution. She begins, in the series, as knowing faith from a single perspective, the traditional Bajoran view of the Prophets. However, being away from Bajor forces her to make her faith something more universal and flexible. It ties in nicely with the schism of the Bajoran faith that was introduced in the "Avatar" books and continued in the "Mission Gamma" series. Opaka's experiences offworld have prepared her for what's happening on Bajor. However, I don't think it's a sure bet that she will become kai again when she returns. In fact, I have a sneaking suspicion she will choose not to be kai if it comes down to it.
I also liked the revelation that Bajor is not the only world that has been visited by the wormhole aliens. That dovetails with a mention made at the end of the "Gateways" series, where an Iconian comments to Kira on the worlds (plural) that the wormhole aliens watch over.
I am still waiting to see if Benjamin Sisko reappears. But even if he doesn't, the Deep Space Nine series still has legs.
It should be interesting to see what to do with "Unity," the next book in the series. The Ascendents and parasites are lurking in the background as some potentially nasty enemies.
4.0 out of 5 stars Jake's Coming of Age Story.....,
R. Brown (Carson, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
This was the best DS9 book that I've read in some time. The story was engaging and the reader gets a chance to spend some quality time with Jake as he starts his transition into manhood. What really makes this story stand out is Perry's ability to create interesting characters along the way. She did a really good job of breathing life into the other characters in the story. This book does a good job of allowing the reader to really get into Jake's head. You get the chance to see what it is like being the son of the Emissary. Jake desperately wants to step out of his father's shadow - while not wanting to truly abandon his father to his fate. This dilemma is central to the story and Perry does a really great job of allowing the reader to share in Jake's frustrations as he thinks about what he should do with his life. The book has a really nice twist at the end when Jake come to grips with the real meaning of the prophesy and his role in its fulfillment. A nice set up for the next book in the series...Unity and it also sets the stage future adventures involving Jake's character. A very good read and I highly recommend it.
5.0 out of 5 stars What's it like being the son of a prophet?,
David Roy (Vancouver, BC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
Rising Son is part of the post-television continuity Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Not only that, but it runs parallel with all of the other books except Avatar. It explains what happened to Jake Sisko after he disappeared into the wormhole during that book, and his experiences as he tries to get home (or tries to decide whether or not he even wants to go home). It's a very intriguing character study of young Jake and it includes an interesting plot as well. We've been waiting months and months to find out what happened to Jake, and it was well worth the wait.
If you're a fan of Deep Space 9, especially the post-television continuity, this is a must-own book for you. I've only read a couple of the newer books, but I've wondered when the Jake story would be told, and I'm glad they waited until the tenth anniversary of the show to tell it. Perry writes a very satisfying book, with interesting characters and a good story to go with it. I enjoyed reading about Jake and the touch decisions he has to make in it. Perry really portrayed well the tug-of-war between Jake's new friends and his ideals. The crew is not the most honest bunch around, and they make some of their living by doing illegal things. They don't do things out of the goodness of their hearts and helping people is only a priority if they are getting paid. This goes completely against how Jake was brought up and he finds himself doubting. Should he stay with these people who have accepted him? Should he build his own life, away from the Federation and from being "Ben Sisko's son?" Is sacrificing his ideals worth it? And then when the prophecy rears its ugly head again, Jake is even more torn. It seems like, even this far away from home, Ben Sisko is reaching out to grab him and pull him in. Jake's final decision looks more and more obvious as things progress (Dez can't understand why Jake is having a problem with the way they do things, and thinks he needs to grow up), but it's still heart-wrenching to see him go through it. I think this would be a marvelous vehicle for Cirroc Lofton (the actor who played Jake) if a TV movie ever got made (not that it will happen of course). I think that's the highest compliment to the book.
Dez is an good contrast to Jake. He desperately wants Jake to like him, to give Jake the opportunity that he never had with his own father. He is baffled by Jake's ethical code that has a problem with the way he does things. He finally decides to pretend that they will become a more altruistic crew while Jake becomes further immersed in the crew's life. Then, when Jake is unable to get himself out, he'll force Jake to realize that what they do is not a bad thing. While you don't like what Dez does, you can understand it and almost sympathize with him. It makes him a sad character in a way, and as you watch Jake agonize, you know that there is no real good or bad side in this conflict. There are only a couple of times where the character doesn't ring true, as he goes just that little bit further to convince Jake and seems to go over the top. It's not often, though, and Dez turns out to be a fascinating character to read about.
The crew of the Even Odds is an eclectic bunch, with a few familiar Alpha Quadrant races (2 Ferengi and a Cardassian) and one Gamma Quadrant race we're familiar with (the Wadi). Thus, Perry can wrap her other, unfamiliar characters in a sheet of familiarity that Trek fans can handle. I'm a bit disappointed in that aspect, but Perry does a good enough job with them that it's not a bad thing. The Caradassian is fairly non-descript, though he does learn some things during the course of the story. The Ferengi are stereotypical, but it's the new races that are so very interesting. The best of the bunch is Stessie, a joined being with numerous different facets. Only one can talk, but all the facets have their own personality even as they are part of the whole. While this sort of thing has been done before (even in Trek), Perry imbues the character with an interesting personality that makes her (it?) a wonderful piece of work. The other crew members aren't really that interesting, fulfilling their roles admirably but not doing much else. Facity, the Wadi first officer and Dez's lover, provides an interesting viewpoint as she watches the interplay between Jake and Dez, but I didn't find much of interest in her personally. She serves almost as a spectator, viewing the game between the two of them and commenting on it.
The writing is standout for a Star Trek book, with no real waste or padding visible in the book. The only pointless point of the story is the ending, where a surprise personality from the television series meets up with them, adding a slight bit of tension but then quickly dissipating it. The story also ends with a "To Be Continued," but in itself it is fairly self-contained. If you're just interested in what happened to Jake, you will find that out and don't have to continue further if you don't want to (but what DS9 book fan will not want to continue?).
The book is well-written enough that if you're not a fan, you would probably still enjoy it. If you are a fan, though, you should check it out. The book is marvelous and it is a fine addition to the DS9 library of books. Bring on Unity!
4.0 out of 5 stars ST-DS9: Rising Son,
Joe Zika "Khemprof" (Cincinnati, Ohio) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine: Rising Son written by S.D. Perry is a well-written book about Jake Sisko and his adventures in the Gamma Quadrant as he makes his way back home.
This book is richly written and carries the character of Jake Sisko right along. Even though Jake wasn't one of the best characters in the Deep Space Nine series, by that I mean he wasn't one of the primary driving force characters as he was young and the son of Captain Benjamin Sisko which in and of itself made him more of an adjunct than anything else.
Perry does the character of Jake well and gets the character's personallity and especially the mindset right... along with the journal enteries makes Jake come alive. As the story goes Jake is found in the Gamma Quadrant by a rag-tag bunch of space faring salvagers and favor runners... all in it for the profit. As they make stop after stop and exchange cargo they get leads on other "jobs." After joing them, Jake learns that his voyage is a search for the truth and that the truth will lead him to find the last thing he ever expected.
The book eludes to great things coming for Jake, but only time will tell. I found the book to be interesting reading as the story moves right along and towards the ending the book's pace really kicks into gear. So from the ruins of B'hala, to the far reaches of the Gamma Quadrant, and finally back to the wormhole Jake grows up and we get a better picture of the true character of one Jake Sisko.
The ending to this book is a mild suprise, but it will carry us into the next installment well. This is a solid 4 star book that is well-written with mild action-adventure, but mainly it is a book that shows us a young man growing up... maturing into a personallity all of his own. This is a good book for the fleshing out of the character known as Jake Sisko.
3.0 out of 5 stars The DS9 relaunch shines on Jake,
Jonathan Burgoine "bookseller" (Ottawa, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
The latest - and somewhat weakest - in the relaunch of DS9 since the show ended, "Rising Son," suffers mostly in that the only "on-screen" character from the series that we follow is Jake, and the rest of the book is mostly voiced by the crew of a ship who rescues him when the Prophets dump him off somewhere in the Gamma Quadrant.
These characters, who are made up of some interesting races from the Gamma Quadrant, and some cast-offs of the Alpha Quadrant, are good, but it's hard to get as interested in them as it is in the characters we know and love from the series. Still, the attempt was well done.
They're just not all that rich a bunch of characters, so it gets a little stale, and rather quickly. What does save the tale is Jake's 1st-person journal entries, Jake's moral confusion over a group of people "doing good for profit," and Jake's surety that he is where he is specifically to find and restore his father back to the universe.
The surprise re-emergence of a character I, for one, had written off from ever appearing in DS9 again was nicely done, but what really got me going was the actual ending of the book, which promises big changes for the upcoming books in the series. If that part of the tale had happened a bit earlier, and been written a bit longer, this probably would have earned 4 stars from me.
2.0 out of 5 stars Interesting concept, but ultimately lackluster.,
Ian D. Larson "psimitry" (Phoenix, AZ) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
I will begin by saying that I have been truly enjoying the DS9 relaunch albums. Avatar parts 1 and 2, and Mission: Gamma 1, were some of the best fiction that I can recall reading in a long time.
After reading book 4 of mission: gamma, I was sort of looking forward to reading Rising son. However, as I have never been a huge Jake Sisko fan, I wasn't bursting with anticipation for it (the same can not be said for Unity).
The problem with this book is that it seems to have a problem finding it's stride. It NEVER and I mean NEVER reaches a climax. It just seems to be like "umm... yeah.. then this happens.. then.. well I suppose.. they go here.. and.." I just felt kind of cheapened by the whole experience because nothing special happens.
In a way, it reminded me of Star Wars Episode 2, in the way that the acting was so horrible. I didn't buy the relationship between the two main characters, and it seemed like the only reason they got together was so the other movies could happen. It's in this way that this book seemed to hit me. I didn't buy the story. It seemed like the only point of it was getting Opaka back on Bajor.
Point being, you don't have to read this one to follow the relaunch story line. Read the Mission Gamma series and that will tell you enough.
5.0 out of 5 stars The best thing going in the Trek universe,
Kevin G. Summers (Amissville, VA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
I enjoyed this book quite a bit. Jake has always been one of my favorite characters, and one of the most under-used. I didn't think I would like the idea of him trekking around the Gamma Quadrant, but his new friends were interesting, entertaining and very well written. And Jake is eaten up by internal conflict during the entire story. It's nice to see him growing up, realizing that he has to be a man with or without his father. This story also brings to my mind some of the best DS9 episodes, like Explorers. Jake is a complex character, and now we get to see him shine. The prophecy that he was chasing is, of course, a major part of the book. I had the feeling after Lesser Evil that he had misinterpreted the prophecy, and it was nice to see that played out. His feelings of resentment towards the Prophets were right on target. And then there is Opaka. How nice is it to see her again? I don't understand why the character of Wex is even in the story. I assume that she has a major role to play in Unity, because she seemed kind of random to me here. It was also nice to see some of the more underused species like Tosk and the Wadi. I don't have a lot of negative comments on this one. I wish it was longer. I would have liked Jake and Dez to have a larger confrontation about the lies. I would have liked to know more about the Eav'oq and the Ascendants. And the conclusion was painfully short. I realize that this is all building towards Unity, which must be a major payoff for all of the relaunch books. I can't wait for that one. All in all, this book was very well done.
4.0 out of 5 stars Here it is,
Matthew Snow (mesquite, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
The long awaited "Jake" novel is finally here. We finally get to learn to what happened to Jake's ill-fated journey into the wormhole all the way back in "Avatar, Book 2".
This book is full of likeable new characters, the re-emergance of the long missing Kai Opaka, and answers to previously unanswered questions that have dominated this latest "season" of DS9. When it's not answering questions about prophecies, there is enough action and suprises to keep you wanting more.
The best part of "Rising Son", however, is that Jake finally gets some real character development. In the show, his development was usually second to that of his dad, which considering the nature of his destiny is understandable. However, Jake is now given an opportunity for some serious sef-evaluation and growth.
All in all, "Rising Son" is a worthy addition to the series, and leaves me excited for the new hardcover, "Unity".
4.0 out of 5 stars Boy? I'm all MAN lady-that line shoulda been there somwhere,
This review is from: Rising Son (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (Mass Market Paperback)
Ok ok, corny review titles aside, I think this was a pretty good book. It gives Jake a lot to work with, and really draws on the few episodes from the series where he had a lot to work with. The real meat of the story is how being the son of the Emissary has shaped his life, and hurt him over the years. He has never felt anything positive from his once removed connection to the prophets, and resents them for taking his father. I still have a few questions about how he wound up where he was, but I have a feeling they will be answered later. In the meantime, this answers questions about what happened to another famous DS9 character, who I won't really mention even though the cover pretty much tells all. Another possible storyline was set up which I have BIG BIG BIG BIG BIG BIG reservations about. Please, writers of DS9... don't pull a New Jedi Order on this series.
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The Moon and the Sledgehammer
The Moon and the Sledgehammer is a British 1971 cult[1] documentary film directed by Philip Trevelyan and produced by Jimmy Vaughan which documents the eccentric lives of the Page family, consisting of the elderly Mr Page and his adult children Jim, Pete, Nancy and Kath, who live in a wood in Swanbrook, near Chiddingly, Sussex without mains gas, mains electricity or running water. The sons find employment by fixing mechanical things as odd jobs and maintain two traction engines.
The film, which is 65 minutes long, consists of interviews with the Page family, interspersed with footage of them going about their lives in the forest. It was shot using natural light onto on 16mm colour film. The sound is mono and there is no voice-over narration.
The film was previewed at the 1971 Berlin Film Festival, and the first reviews were in the West German press.[2][3][4] The British press subsequently picked it up resulting in short positive reviews by John Russell Taylor,[5] David Robinson,[6] George Melly,[7] Dilys Powell.[8] After its distribution it was also positively reviewed by Philip Oakes[9]
In 2009 the film was released on DVD for the first time. To coincide with this it had showings at various cinemas. A reunion of the director and crew and a question and answer session was held at the London showing. This forms the basis for a companion DVD - Behind the Moon and the Sledgehammer, directed by Katy MacMillan - a documentary film about a documentary film. This also features film directors Nick Broomfield, Molly Dineen, Andrew Kotting and Ben Rivers and film historian John Russell Taylor discussing the film and its influence.
As part of the re-release, it also had other reviews written of it [10][11][12] [13] [14]
- ^ Paul Simpson (2010). The Rough Guide to Cult Movies. ISBN 1-84836-213-7.
- ^ Der Abend. 3 July 1971. Missing or empty
- ^ Berliner Morgenpost. 3 July 1971. Missing or empty
- ^ Telegraf-Illus. 4 July 1971. Missing or empty
- ^ John Russell Taylor (July 7, 1971). The Times. Missing or empty
- ^ David Robinson (8 July 1971). The Financial Times. Missing or empty
- ^ George Melly (25 July 1971). The Observer Review. Missing or empty
- ^ Dilys Powell (August 29, 1971). The Sunday Times Weekly Review. Missing or empty
- ^ Philip Oakes (31 October 1971). The Sunday Times. Missing or empty
- ^ Andrew Schenker. "Movie review: The Moon and the Sledgehammer". Slant Magazine.
- ^ TM. "The Moon and the Sledgehammer". Time Out.
- ^ Andrew Kotting. "RECLAIMED: The Moon and the Sledgehammer". Vertigo Magazine.
- ^ S. James Snyder (June 4, 2009). "The Moon and the Sledgehammer Review". Time Out New York (714).
- ^ Nick Rosen. "The Moon and the Sledgehammer". off-grid.net.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- The Moon and the Sledgehammer at the Internet Movie Database
- http://www.britmovie.co.uk/2010/04/26/the-moon-and-the-sledgehammer-1971/
- http://www.off-grid.net/2009/06/07/the-moon-and-the-sledgehammer/
- http://www.slantmagazine.com/film/review/the-moon-and-the-sledgehammer/4248
- http://sasesearch.brighton.ac.uk/view/?from=search&fromid=&film=6504
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Excellent!! My husband and I thought it was very flavorful. I added extra pepper. The one thing that I did change was the rice. I used brown rice already made up and just added it to the sauce and heated it together. The pork was tender. I used boneless pork chops. We will make it again.
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Radiologists who interpret more mammograms and spend some time reading diagnostic mammograms do better at determining which suspicious breast lesions are cancer, according to a new report published online on February 22 and in print in the April issue of Radiology.
In direct response to a report from the Institute of Medicine that called for more research on the relationship between interpretive volume and performance in screening mammography, the multi-site team undertook the largest and most comprehensive study of U.S. radiologists. The Institute of Medicine is the health arm of the National Academies, advisors to the nation on science, engineering, and medicine.
Funded largely through a unique collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute, the study examined information from 120 radiologists who interpreted 783,965 screening mammograms at six mammography registries in the Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium (BCSC) over five years. The researchers looked at how screening outcomes were related to four different measures of each radiologist's annual volume: the number of screening and diagnostic mammogramsseparately and in combinationand the percentage of total mammograms that were for screening rather than diagnosis.
"We found that radiologists who interpreted more mammograms a year had clinically and statistically significantly fewer false-positive findingswithout missing more cancers," said study leader Diana S.M. Buist, PhD, MPH, a senior investigator at Group Health Research Institute. "That means radiologists with higher 'interpretive volumes' could identify the same number of cancers, while making fewer women come in for extra tests that showed they did not have cancer." On average, for every cancer detected, 22.3 women were called back for more testing.
False-positive findingswhen a mammogram suggests a breast cancer is present, but it turns out not to because women
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TEMPE, AZ - FEBRUARY 25: Howie Kendrick #47 of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim poses during photo day at Tempe Diablo Stadium on February 25, 2009 in Tempe, Arizona. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
The Angels made another move in what has been a monumental offseason, agreeing to a four-year extension with second baseman Howie Kendrick, according to sources. The deal for Kendrick, which according to sources is pending a physical, would cover Kendrick's final year of arbitration and his first three free-agent years. Kendrick, 28, played in 140 games last season, hitting .285 and a career-high 18 home runs. He is a lifetime .292 hitter over six seasons. The Angels have been baseball's biggest player in free agency this offseason, highlighted by the signings of both Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson.
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10 Thanksgiving Holiday Craft Activities
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Staying in town over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend means lots of fun and bonding for the family as well as lots of free time for the kids. And even though turkey day itself has passed, it isn't too late to break out the crafts and engage your kids in fun handmade activities.
10 Kids Crafts to Make This Thanksgiving Weekend
The following are 10 fun children's crafts and activities, found on some incredibly talented bloggers' sites, to help celebrate the season.
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Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll
The Ultimate Guide to the Music, the Myths and the Madness
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Want to learn how to play guitar in two pages? Ever wondered what goes into Marilyn Manson's backstage rider? Or who wrote the worst rhyming couplet in the history of rock? John Harris's Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll is the ultimate guide to what Spinal Tap called 'the majesty of rock, the mystery of roll'. Gloriously irreverent, it is also satisfyingly definitive, with a list of every Glastonbury line up; a dictionary of obscure genres from Alt.country to Shoegazing; a brutally honest guide to the Beatles' solo albums; the surprising wit and wisdom of Shaun Ryder and Noel Gallagher; Bob Dylan's collected thoughts on Christianity and Keith Richards' less-collected thoughts on drugs; and a handy flow chart that shows you how to listen to all of Captain Beefheart's albums without going insane.
Little, Brown Book Group; January 2010
320 pages; ISBN 9780748114863
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Title: Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll
Author: John Harris
320 pages; ISBN 9780748114863
Read online, or download in secure EPUB
Title: Hail! Hail! Rock'n'Roll
Author: John Harris
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