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A 1999 movie starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt based on the book of the same name.< read all 29 reviews
If you are reading this then this warning is for you. Every word you read of this is useless fine print is another second off your life. Don't you have other things to do? Is your life so empty that you honestly can't think of a better way to spend these moments? Or are you so impressed with authority that you give respect and credence to all who claim it? Do you read everything you're supposed to read? Do you think everything you're supposed to think? Buy what you're told you should want? Get out of your apartment. Meet a member of the opposite sex. Stop the excessive shopping and masturbation. Quit your job. Start a fight. Prove you're alive. If you don't claim your humanity you will become a statistic. You have been warned... Tyler"
Tania's Review:
The first rule of Fight Club is you don't talk about Fight Club.
I'm all about breaking group think rules, so let us discuss this movie.
My first impressions of this film, and of the main characters inhabited by the actors Edward Norten and Brad Pitt, is of gratitude that I never fell for the ideology of group-think. The film itself was a visual treat for its time, dark and gritty, with the special effects enhancing the story arc and not smothering it. Splicing in nansecond images of Brad was a clever echoing of the storyline. Did you catch all the instances in this movie, I did.
Both actors were incredibly believable in their roles - you do not see Brad Pitt and Edward Norton - only Tyler Durden.
Is this an allegory for the redemption of man's self determination? Yes and...No. As Jack reflects on the beginning of the tumultuous relationship with Tyler, you see what the PC generation has wrought. Stripped of every drop of animus by strict adherence to political correctness, he tries to fill the gap with furniture from Ikea and attending various cancer support groups. This is the pathetic heap that calls himself Jack when he strikes up a friendship with Tyler. And yes, I do mean STRIKE. After discovering his condo blew up, he finds himself at an all-night diner with Tyler, major kung-fu occurs and the Fight Club is born.
Jack's passive aggressive behavior is at odd with the world around him. - as is with any passive aggressive personality. Real change is difficult and most people need a catalyst in order to change. That catalyst is named Tyler Durben. Tyler is everything Jack is not but dreams of being. In a refreshing, yet violent way Jack slowly reclaims his lost self. As the story rolled along, the change from emancipation to yet another form of servitude became more evident. There are people in this world who do not want to be a rugged individualists but seek out servitude of one kind or another. They simply WANT to be sheeple - "In Tyler We Trust". At the end of this movie, Jack finds himself back in a same predicament that instigated his rebellious rejection of his life.
This movie brilliantly reminds us how quickly emancipation can become servitude. This movie shines an unflinching light on this particular human trait and is a great source for thought on this subject.
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The project was funded by a grant from the Foreign Ministry of Norway.
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Note: Norway was occupied by German troops in World War II.
Note: Though traditionally neutral, Norway became a member of NATO in 1949. One of its chief industries is oil production from the North Sea.


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Most of my fundamental characteristics are listed on here, but this profile only scratches the surface of who I am underneath. For this, I want to describe what I want which is happiness however it comes to me. If it is on a website then so be it. I think some of these sites can filter out some of the confusion of meeting others in bars/other settings where you would not meet who or what you are looking for. I am not looking for A particular thing, but for an attractive, confident in her life woman that possesses ONE PARTICULAR THING, that allows me to recognize all the other qualities that make up the woman I will fall in love with. I am over the late night clubs with friends and would like to discover a late night friend to stay home with instead. HOWEVER, do not count me out on an occasional outing with them or friends; I am not boring, just transitioning! I would like to start a friendship that would facilitate a better quality life for the both of us, eventually developing into something more serious, as we learn and grow together. What comes from that will tell the tale! I'm looking for someone who likes to travel, have fun, and just hang out. I spend a lot of time with friends when we are all in town. I usually dine out a couple times per week with them. I love to travel and explore new places. I like all kinds of cities, coastal areas, and culture in general. I try to spend 4 days a week working out as well. I've very much into nutrition and try to eat healthy most of the time. You know what they say, you are what you eat... I've been a member of the Air Force for about 8 years. I love flying and can't think of anything else I'd rather be doing right now. I hope one day to fly for a commercial airline and find a city to call home once again. Being that I am in the military, I'm forced to move every 3 to 4 years. Like any relationship, being with someone in the military takes compromise and sacrifice. For the right person I would do anything in my power to make our career/occupations work with one another. If you'd like to scratch the surface and uncover the rest, please don't hesitate to write...
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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Butter a shallow, heat-resistant, non-metallic baking dish lightly.
Place frozen fish fillets in baking dish and heat, covered, on DEFROST for 10 minutes.
Separate fish fillets and arrange in baking dish.
Sprinkle fish with chopped green onion, salt and pepper to taste.
Pour wine over the fish.
Heat, covered with clear plastic wrap, on full power 10 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
Baste fish several times during heating.
Fish should be 130-135°F.
Place cooked fish on a heat-resistant, non-metallic serving platter and set aside.
Reserve liquid.
In a small, heat-resistant, non-metallic bowl, melt the 4 tablespoons butter on full power 30 seconds.
Blend in flour until smooth.
Gradually stir in cream until smooth.
Return sauce to Microwave Oven and heat, uncovered, on ROAST, 4 to 5 minutes or until thickened and smooth.
Stir occasionally.
Set sauce aside.
Return reserved fish liquid to Microwave Oven and heat, uncovered, on ROAST, 4 to 6 minutes or until liquid has been reduced to 1/2 cup.
Stir fish liquid and shrimp into reserved sauce until well blended.
Spoon shrimp sauce over fish.
Heat, uncovered, on roast for 2 to 3 minutes or until heated through.
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CEO Tim Armstrong, Arianna Huffington Reveal AOL's Ambitious Hollywood Strategy
On the new cover of The Hollywood Reporter magazine with Huffington and new AOL partner Heidi Klum, Armstrong says, "We have a plan and we're executing as quickly as almost any company in our space."
This time, though, the push is not only bolder -- with the help of advertising partners, AOL is ponying up between $1 million and $10 million-plus per project -- but more critical. In a crowded marketplace where content is increasingly a commodity and social networking sites a threat, partnering with household names is a way to differentiate a site and appeal to users and advertisers alike. Both are key as AOL's search business continues to lose share to juggernaut Google and engagement metrics pale in comparison with sites like Facebook. According to Compete data, users stayed on the latter for an average of 25 minutes in January, compared with a measly six minutes on AOL.
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Worse, AOL is still dependent on its rapidly shrinking dial-up business, which accounted for 40% of its revenue last year. Despite Armstrong's stellar reputation and some commendable moves, his aggressive turnaround efforts have yet to bear fruit. In the last quarter of 2010, AOL's overall revenue plummeted another 26% to $596 million as advertising and subscription revenue fell 29% and 23%, respectively.
But even if AOL is, at times, a punch line, it is also a major source of capital, and that in itself makes it an attractive partner for the entertainment industry. Unlike most digital operations, AOL has cold, hard cash - as opposed to far-fetched dreams -- to offer. Armstrong proved as much in February when he shelled out the $315 million, $300 million of it in cash, to buy the Huffington Post.
Although some have questioned the wisdom of acquiring Huffington's news and aggregation site -- Wall Street pushed the stock down 4% the day following the early-February deal -- Armstrong at least succeeded in changing the conversation about his company: Suddenly, people are talking about AOL as a possible player again, one with a plan.
"I love the fact that Armstrong's vision is so huge," Huffington says. "I really think this time we're living through now is going to reward bold moves."
Now, with an eye to Hollywood and a long history in ad sales, Armstrong has tasked a team of 25 to work exclusively on building partnerships with the creative community and the brands looking to be associated with AOL. (Your average Joe might be able to rack up plenty of hits on YouTube, but Madison Avenue isn't exactly clamoring to be associated with him the way it is a Joe Jonas.) In charge is Erin Clift, AOL's senior vp brand experiences, another former Google executive, who lines her schedule with frequent trips to Los Angeles and at least 10 meetings a week with agents, producers and technology companies in the space. "We're very serious about this," she says from her Manhattan office. (Business development chief Jared Grusd and video programming chief Amber Lawson are similarly active in the courting process; Armstrong, too, is hands-on with the talent.)
Thus far, the deals have varied greatly, both in budget and structure (Klum will offer an entire site, Planet Heidi, with videos, blog entries and slide shows; Eisner's Vuguru will license at least six scripted series). Clift admits that this is all a work in progress as her team -- and the brands helping to finance its Hollywood productions -- gets a better sense for what users connect with online.
"Win, lose or draw, Tim will deserve a lot of credit for recognizing that this is the future," Eisner says of digital storytelling. "Is he too early? I don't know, but he's right. Right doesn't always win immediately, but right will win eventually."
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'Outlander': Composer Bear McCreary deconstructs the Stones score
Bear McCreary, the composer of "Battlestar Galactica" and now "Outlander," talks about the adaptation's stirring soundtrack. "Outlander" premieres Saturday, Aug. 9 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Starz.
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Walsh has none of the skills to be the Chief Executive of this great City. He is already over his head, and will surround himself for counsel with those thugs that have gotten him to where he is. The more »
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Welcome to a preview of what a Walsh Administration will be like.. A puppet to the unions.
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You cant expect to host the breakfast if you dont march in the Parade.
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You reap what you sow Marty Walsh...
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When Walsh was getting his $175,000 salary plus perks from the Union he was also getting his Salary as a State Rep! This city does not need a mayor who is in the pocket of big unions.
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We love to sing and dance and move at our house. My kids are such tactile, kinesthetic (wiggly) learners! I continue to learn that rather than fight against this natural bent in their learning preferences to incorporate music and movement into my teaching times, be it acting out Bible stories or putting motions to poems, to singing directions during important routines and transition times.
I love the fact that Dr. Ben Carson always speaks so highly of his mother's strength and influence in his life. I've heard him say that his mom often reminded her young boys that God gave them brains, so they needed to use them. That reminds me of...
...our eleven years of homeschooling, and how I often told my boys, "God gave you a voice, and He wants to hear it." So I related that to prayer, and how that God wants all of us to praise Him, no matter what our age...
You might find this hard to believe, but I wasn't always for homeschooling. If someone would've told us that we would homeschool our kids one day, I probably would've laughed.
Teach your kids at home? It sounded so foreign to me. I remember once in our early days of marriage, Jay mentioned that it would be great to homeschool one day. I dismissed the thought and chuckled to myself...
Have you ever given thought to the temperature of your home? Not the air temperature controlled by your thermostat, but the "temperature" generated by your heart attitude. Your teens grow best in temperatures set to the warmth of Christ's love! Here are some tips as you set your heart and home to God-glorifying temperatures.
Homeschooling isn't a baby any more. Having gained major traction in all fifty states, it's becoming more and more popular. Gone are the days when the trend-setters and trail-blazers (that's what I call those early homeschoolers) of the 80's were the lone people teaching their kids at (of all places!) home. They forged the way for us. Well, although homeschooling has become widely accepted by society, it still takes courage to teach at home.
On Sunday, nine of our ten children were at our house for lunch. The tenth was on her way back from running the Marine Corps Marathon (where she was in the top 3% of all women runners). Our house was bubbling with kids and grandkids and a lot of happy noise—and yes, some occasional crying since we have three grandsons all about one month old.
"To read with a loud and full tone, to pronounce every syllable properly and distinctly, and to mind the pauses;---are the three most difficult points to be gained in making good readers." -The Original McGuffey's Eclectic Fourth Reader
In the Pronunciation Project, I talked about encouraging our kids to use their voices masterfully whether they're speaking or reading. Today, I'd like us to look at language ---and, once again, to marvel at the instrument we carry around with us every day...
I thought back to that trip to Cape Canaveral, FL in our early days of marriage to see a space shuttle flight. We woke up way too early---something like 4 a.m.----to catch a bus to the launch site. Because Jay's dad (see the blog, A Tribute) handled the audio-visual aspects of the launch, he arranged for us to be on the press pad with the media, families, and associates of NASA. Seven seconds to go....
"...WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE..." --Luke 1:37
You're looking at the pros and cons. You've been considering homeschooling for a long time, and have always wanted to try it. Well, if you're still wondering whether or not this is the year to start homeschooling, I highly encourage you to put your doubts behind, and go for it! After all --- there are only two things that can happen....
HSLDA is excited to invite you to our very first Facebook Party this Thursday October 10th at 9:00 PM EST. We're partnering with APOLOGIA Educational Ministries. The theme is 'Parents Night Out', and guess what? We'll be giving away prizes along the way, including the makings of an actual parents night out~ think Panera Bread and the movies!
We'll start the party on Apologia's Facebook page at 9:00 PM EST, and then move over to the HSLDA Facebook page at 9:30. Faith Berens and myself will be there to chat with you. You can ask questions- especially those that pertain to homeschooling a child with special needs, share ideas, and just fellowship. Faith and I love to talk, so it should be a lot of fun!
I want to thank the Lord for little answers to big, ongoing prayers for my kids. Notice I said little answers and big prayers?
As moms, there are seasons when we cry out to the Lord, again and again for our children when they struggle, waiting for Him to answer our prayers. Sometimes the waiting is very long and the temptation to become discouraged is so very great. It is in that place of waiting and discouragement, moms that we need to keep going to our Father, more than ever.
I've been doing a LOT of writing for work lately. I don't mind writing articles, and appeal letters, and thank you notes, and blog entries…really, but sometimes my head needs a break, especially when all the writing is piled on top of the homeschooling. As I sat thinking about this today I realized...I needed a palate cleanser for my BRAIN!
What you're about to read is a very light-hearted perspective of homeschooling. If you've never been a classroom teacher, this list may mean nothing to you- but these are the honest thoughts and thrilling revelations that occurred to me as I began planning for Kindergarten and our first 'official' year of homeschooling!
Instinctively, I poured that last bit of coffee into the sink before reality hit me. This was our first morning of homeschooling! I didn't need to rush through breakfast. I loved that! I didn't need to scramble to get the boys' uniforms ready or to pack lunches and snacks (which hardly got eaten anyway). I tell that little story in the blog, Healthy, Wholesome Homeschooling. No scurrying into the old white van with my usual, "Hurry or we'll be late!" message.
Wide-eyed and smiling, the four-year-old twins looked up at me. This was their first flight, and their own dad (my husband, Jay) was the pilot. The boys held my hand as they jumped up and down like Mexican jumping beans, hardly able to contain their excitement. Just then, I looked at that long, dark runway and wondered if everyone noticed that I was not my usual enthusiastic self....
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