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Three More Disappointing Geek Movies with High Potential
By Great White Snark | October 26, 2007
Who knew that Starship Troopers is a more divisive topic than the Winnie Cooper vs. Topanga debate?
You know. That debate that so often takes place… in my head.
Winnie Cooper usually wins. In my head.
I took heat several times today for calling Starship Troopers a disappointment in the last post. And by "heat," I mean pointing of fingers and exclamations of, "Dude. I loved that movie."
By the way, after much deliberation and debate, I stand by my position on ST. But that's a topic for another post, so you can go ahead and sit on your typing fingers for now, you poor, misguided Verhoeven lackeys. (See what I did, there? With the taunting?)
Debates are always fruitful, however (especially when we can all come to the logical conclusion that I'm completely correct… and handsome), and today was no different; here are three more cinematic geek let-downs.
The Potential
Back before we came to know Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich as the pair who are guaranteed to deliver mind-numbingly stupid movies built on epic concepts and epic visual effects (The Day After Tomorrow, The Patriot), they were just the guys who had given the world the pure, escapist fare of Independence Day. For their follow-up project, they took on the biggest movie monster of all time.
The Ruination
After months of hype and anticipation, when a giant lizard beats the hell out of New York city and the response from audiences is a collective yawn… you might be a redneck.
No, wait… you might have a huge stinking, disappointment of a movie on your hands.
And in spite of everything, someone keeps giving Devlin-Emmerich gobs of money to make more films! I'd be more comfortable giving those hundreds of millions of dollars to Blackwater contractors to teach anger management classes to convicts.
The Potential
Predator: one of the best action sci-fi action movies, ever. Alien: one of the best horror/suspense movies, ever.
Let's make a mutha'-humpin' mashup, people!
The Ruination
The Live Free or Die Hard syndrome: a PG-13 movie for subject matter and characters that demanded to be rated R. They should have just called it, Alien vs. Predator: Ouch! This Alien Seed Growing in My Chest Is Unfortunate!
Clearly, producers are changing gears for the upcoming sequel, which is embracing its rated-R-ness. And, boy, do they want you to know it. If you haven't seen the trailer… chuck about a hundred water balloons filled with fake blood at a group of screaming, half-eviscerated, unfortunate bastards, and you'll get the idea.
The Potential
Iconic geek toys brought to life through the magic of modern Hollywood visual effects. Oh, oh! And Peter Cullen, the voice behind Optimus Prime in the original cartoon, is reprising his role for the movie!
The Ruination
I won't bend your ear with the litany of flaws afflicting this movie. I already did that–and then some–in my Transformers movie review.
Instead, I'll sum up the problem with one name: Michael "Boom Boom" Bay.
Now that I think about it, that sums up the underlying issue with a lot of things I have a problem with. Armageddon… Pearl Harbor... the crisis in Darfur… our national trade deficit… the list goes on.
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Nathan D Says:
October 26th, 2007 at 9:17 am
Really what's upsetting is that if you line up most "geek" movies, you'll find that on balance they are disappointing. Why is it so hard to make a decent scifi/fantasy/tech-driven-killfest movie?
Fatmoon Says:
October 26th, 2007 at 9:22 am
Few comments:
1) Whoa, Winnie Cooper all growns up now. Impressive. Thanks for the visual. Added to the memory bank.
2)AVP – Slow down there sonny. Lance Henriksen makes it all worthwhile as he does with everything:
Aliens, Aliens 2, Quick and the Dead, Terminator, Hard Target, etc., etc. I really hope they jam him into the new one.
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October 26th, 2007 at 12:04 pm
Nathan, I have to disagree. Some geek movies are incredibly satisfying. Batman. Spider-Man. X-Men… you know, if you're drunk.
Fatmoon, unfortunately they've confirmed that Lance will not be in the new one. I think they could have totally pulled it off with the "He's a clone of the guy in the last movie who was the human the androids from the original movies were based on." route.
Paul Says:
October 26th, 2007 at 5:06 pm
1) Winnie cooper has always grossed me out.
2) I love Star Ship Troopers
4) I liked Transformers.
Great White Snark Says:
October 26th, 2007 at 5:33 pm
Uh oh, Paul. You lost me after (1).
paul Says:
October 27th, 2007 at 9:38 am
lol I don't know what it is about her. Her face has never seemed attractive to me. Its the same thing with Drew drew barrymore or Reese Witherspoon. I just can't seem to dig them.
Anim8or Says:
October 28th, 2007 at 6:33 am
So, I think people who liked the Starship Troopers FILM, have simply never read the book. One of the best sci-fi novels ever, and so few have read it…. things I loved about the book that made the movie horrible for me.
1. No love triangle in book (women were pilots, but there were no female characters, Dizzy is a dude, and he dies on page 8)
2. Power Armor, the entire book revolved around it how baddass is POWER ARMOR!?!
3. "Cap" Troopers = Capsule troopers, as in they are shot out of a ship encased in capsules like machine gun rounds, in their power armor.
4. Best action sequences EVER in the book, and they just don't translate without power armor.
5. Humans were retarded in the movie, and had no idea what they were doing, in the book they were smart, bugs were just as smart.
Anyway, read the book, then tell me it was a good movie… I strongly agree with great white on that one (in fact, I think it was friday, that I said someone should make a "real" Starship Troopers movie).
Paul Says:
October 28th, 2007 at 5:29 pm
I have read the book and dude, it would make a boring movie. Half the book is dissertation on capital punishment. And do you really they could have afforded the special effects to have all the soldiers in body armor? The same thing goes for the capsule troopers.
I think the biggest mistake with the film was actually tying it in with the book. If it would have been called Teen Commandos Vs. The Bug Monsters a lot more people would have liked it. That way they could make Starship Troopers closer to the book and every nerd could pick that film apart.
Great White Snark Says:
October 28th, 2007 at 10:08 pm
Teen Commandos Vs. The Bug Monsters certainly would have set expectations a bit better… let's call a spade a spade.
Nicholas Says:
October 30th, 2007 at 9:24 am
Sorry, but Topanga wins every time.
And Starship Troopers wasn't too bad. I loved the campy-ness of it, especially the little ads in-between scenes. No, I haven't read the book.
Great White Snark Says:
October 30th, 2007 at 12:37 pm
Topanga wins every time we're having a who's-the-best-spokesmodel-for-nutrisystem contest… ;)
Nicholas Says:
October 30th, 2007 at 4:08 pm
I just grew up watching Boy Meets World.
And yes, she kinda let herself go. Hah.
Fatmoon Says:
October 30th, 2007 at 4:28 pm
Fat girls wear sweaters. Winnie Cooper doesnt.
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particularly interested in documenting behavior change related to conservation and the environment, typically question visitors about their intended behaviors, following up with phone calls or Internet-based interviews.
The effect of science experience on career choice for children is a major Strand 6 outcome, but it is also very difficult to assess because the time frame involved is so long. Logistical difficulties include tracking individuals, securing long-term funding, and the many intervening factors that can alter the research plan (Allen et al., 2007). In most circumstances, it may be more feasible to look at the immediate choices that lead toward a potential science career, such as choice of school courses, after-school activities, reading material, games and hobbies, and the like. Some researchers have capitalized on extant datasets to conduct longitudinal analyses. In looking at career paths of youth first questioned in middle school and then followed into their adult lives, Tai, Liu, Maltese, and Fan (2006) document the importance of career expectations for young adolescents and suggest that early elementary experiences (before eighth grade) may be of importance. This research also supports the idea that the labels or plans people appropriate for themselves may be an important motivator for participation in activities associated with the label. Sachatello-Sawyer et al. (2002) suggest that being labeled a "museum lover" motivates attendance for adult program participants.
The outcomes discussed in this chapter represent a broad view of the ways in which practitioners and researchers characterize and measure the effects of science learning experiences. The six strands cover a wide range of approaches to studying and understanding individual learning, from those most focused on cognitive and conceptual change to those most focused on shifts in participation and identity. Although there is a diversity of thought in the informal science learning community about what outcomes are most important and what means of measurement are most appropriate, a rough and emerging consensus exists around some core assumptions about the nature of informal science learning outcomes.
Outcomes can include a broad range of behaviors. We have noted many of the key types of individual outcomes investigated. This kind of research could be designed to allow for varied personal learning trajectories and outcomes that are complex and holistic, rather than only those that are narrowly defined.
Outcomes can be unanticipated. Outcomes can be based on the goals and objectives of a program (and therefore closely tied to its design),


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Mighty deals has great deals on commercial use fonts. An essential resource for scrapbook designers (and web designers).
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Taste Test: Store-Bought Tofu
Not all tofu is created equal. Some tofu has a mild, sweet beany flavor and a smooth consistency, while other brands have flavor defects and strange textures. Our Seriously Meatless columnist Michael Natkin took one for the team and tried six brands of firm or extra firm tofu to help you out on your next grocery trip. More


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How to make your bedroom a romantic one
You know what they say – change is the only constant thing in life. I agree completely. Constant changes rejuvenate you and infuse fresh energy into your life. That's why I like to give my bedroom décor a different look every now and then. Why not give your bedroom a romantic feel complete with a canopy bed and aromatic candles today? Take a look at how you can do this:
Cheap canopy beds
Simple ideas can go a long way. Any look feels and looks good only when the room is neat and uncluttered.
It can get a tad expensive changing your room décor frequently. But you can get around that with some good deals. If you're keen on a romantic, dreamy décor for your bedroom, check out some cheap canopy beds. With Valentines Day not too far away, a four poster bed with a soft, gauzy canopy is a great idea. An Excel, Queen sized canopy bed will add an elegant air to the room with a blend of the traditional and contemporary.
The Nicamaka Casablanca 4-point bed canopy is easily hung from the ceiling. It comes with hooks or you can also drape the canopy over the four poster bed frame. It includes four matching ties and four corner tabs to attach to the ceiling hooks to allow you to tie back the drapes. Cheap canopy beds can instantly change the way your bedroom looks, from ordinary to romantic and dreamy and all at low cost.
Romantic candles
There's nothing like a soothing aroma around the bedroom to give it a fresh, new feeling. Aromatic and romantic candles add a glow and permeate the room with their perfume to give off a romantic feel. Think of fragrant aromas like mulberry, papaya and bamboo, lavender and white linen with the For my Love scented spa candles. For another alternative, go with LED lights if you don't want the wax mess or the danger involved with real candles. Check out Pkg of 4 tea light candle set that casts a soft light and romantic glow through frosted holders. These LED lights last up to 50 hours and have on/off switches in base.


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Think i got a new sig, only problem is its a Jets player:
Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...#ixzz2GfdwIQAM"Lmao. A bills fan just tried to hit our bus with a snow ball but instead he slipped and bust his a-- and his beer spilled on him."
-- @OfficialBraylon, Jets receiver Braylon Edwards, reporting live from the Jets team bus as it pulled into Ralph Wilson Stadium Sunday morning.
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Happy New Year PoFo!!!!!!
"Politics is the Art of Looking for Trouble, Finding it Everywhere, Diagnosing it Incorrectly, and Applying the Wrong Remedies"
AAAHHHHHH A Glorious and Happy NEW NEW GO **** YOURSELVES!!!!
"Frank's Redhot - I Put That **** On Everything!" ~ Ethel
So because the DUI rate is so high here in Albuquerque, the city offers free cab rides every night from 9 pm until last call. Nina and I decided that we should take advantage and spend New Years Eve bar-hopping since we had never done it before. Never again. I got tossed out of a bar because some douchebag grabbed my wife, and I pushed him when he wouldn't let go and leave. Apparently the bouncer only saw the last part and wouldn't listen to me when I tried to explain. The people we went to meet ended up bouncing early and left us by ourselves. So we run into this girl who took one of my classes a few semesters back. After the bars start closing down, we get invited to an after party at her place, so we go. I then proceed to drink more Jaeger than any one person ever should. When I wake up, Nina and I are in the girl's bed with her, and I'm spooning a German Shepard. There wasn't any funny business, but apparently in the middle of the night Nina forgot where we were and stripped down to her underwear like she does when we sleep at home. So of course now everyone thinks we had a menage a tois with this 24 year old. I have no memory of how we ended up in her bed, I'm missing a sock and my belt, and I'm STILL getting random texts asking what happened. This is why the only New Years parties we go to in the future are at someone's house. I'm getting too old for this ****...
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The picture below shows my version of a much stronger bracket made from from a PVC plumbing cap.
The second picture shows the failed "builder's special" bracket.
Step 1: Getting Started
You will need (2) 1 1/4" PVC plumbing caps.
There are a few style caps to be aware of. The one pictured below is called a Plug and has a facetted flange around the base. The third photo shows two other style caps - a flat top cap and a domed top cap.
I used the plug only because my hardware store was out of the flat top cap. Either will work just fine. Just don't use the domed cap because the rounded top won't sit flat against the wall.
Step 3: Cradle Bracket
To create the cradle bracket measure approximatly 1 1/4" across the opening of the cap and make two marks. This is where two cuts will be made to create a clearance cutout for the rod to drop into the cradle.
This only needs to be done for one cap. The other cap is the "fixed end cup" bracket and remains whole.
Step 5: Cut 3
Remove the section of the wall.


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Gear Review
Castelli Women's Vizio Bike Short
These shorts are super comfortable (compared to other Castelli shorts) and are lightweight / very breathable. The height of the waist is normal, I usually prefer a high waisted short. Overall I am very pleased with the quality and am happy that these white shorts are not see through!
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Magician Raja & Prince
Posted by: rajachaudhuri on Dec 28, 2009
I am from Kolkata, India. India is a land of magic and I am proud to be an Indian Magician. I started my magic when I was in Standard 5. From those days Magic entered into my blood.
I mainly perform sleight of hand Close up and conjuring magic. I learn magic from Magician SOMEERAN a renowned magician and magic teacher from India.
My Only Son Magician Master Prince (10 Years old) whose Debut in Magic was In a TV REality show in ZEE Bangla. He performs in different Kid's Programs and also in Stage and different TV Shows. He is also a Child model in different ADs and took part in TV Serials as a Child Actor.
By profession I am an Network Engineer working for a Non banking Finance Company in Kolkata, India.
I like to talk to people anything about magic. So Friends KEEP CONTACTING...............


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A Note About the ScienceSprings Fan Page at Facebook
Some time ago, as an experiment, I started a Fan Page for ScienceSprings at Facebook. I assumed it would be a total flop. I mean, you know, it is hard enough to get people to be interested in Science; how far can one go in asking for their allegiance.
A problem occurred through my own ignorance: since I "Liked" the page, entires there went through to my own Facebook page, and I assumed that they went to all of my "friends" at Facebook. But my daughter let me know that was not the case. She commented that she had not seen anything from me in quite a while. So, I put a note on the Fan Page that I needed to stop using it.
Now, just today, a friend explained to my how it all works. So I started in the business of bringing the Fan Page up to date from about December 8, 2012, until the present.
Well, the digirati at Facebook went nuts, told me I was going "too fast" and "blocked" me for two days. Too fast? What does "digital" mean? How can one go "too fast"?
Anyway, now that I know how it works, I will be re-energizing the page for all of those interested.
BTW, ScienceSprings is now also at Google+. You can search "Richard Mitnick", or, I am told, you can actually search "ScienceSprings". If you are using Google+, please search me up and add me to your circles.


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Yesterday, Opower celebrated the launch of our first international program and partnership with independent UK utility supplier, First Utility. The program, called my:energy, will reach 100,000 First Utility customers via home energy reports, emails and an interactive web portal. First Utility was the first energy supplier in the UK to roll out smart meters to all of its customers.
Our President Alex Laskey joined First Utility CEO Ian McCaig to talk about the Opower program and the benefits that it will provide to customers in the UK.
First Utility CEO Ian McCaig and Opower President Alex Laskey
In April, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg highlighted the my:energy program in a speech on the green economy. He said, "From the summer, we'll be trialling a new project with First Utility and America's Opower… Working with U.S. utilities, Opower has helped encourage American households to reduce consumption by around 2%… We want to see what the same approach could achieve here."
If the Opower program was deployed to every household in the UK, it could save customers more than £1.7 billion on their energy bills over three years.


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Diaspora Talks Series - "Harlem is Nowhere : A Journey to the Mecca of Black America" with writer Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts
Mon, October 24, 2011 • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM • Warfield Center-ISESE Gallery/JESTER A232A
Diaspora Talks Series
Harlem is Nowhere: A Journey to the Mecca of Black America
Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts, Writer
Monday, October 24th, 12:00 noon
Warfield Center- ISESE Gallery/JESTER A232A
SHARIFA RHODES-PITTS is a writer whose work has appeared in Transition, The New York Times, Harper's, Vogue, and Essence among others. She has received awards from the Rona Jaffe Foundation, the Lannan Foundation, and the New York Foundation for the Arts. Originally from Houston, Texas, she graduated in 2000 from Harvard University and was a Fulbright Scholar in the United Kingdom. Sharifa is writing a trilogy on African-Americans and utopia; her first book, Harlem is Nowhere, was published in January 2011 by Little, Brown & Company and in August 2011 by Granta Books (UK).


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Filson + Shinola: American Made Goodness
PHOTO CREDIT: Filson
Local outdoor outfitter brand Filson has collaborated with the newly spiffed-up Shinola (once a shoe polish company, now a watch and bike maker out of Detroit), on a limited-edition Bixby bicycle, $2,300, complete with American-made frame, bamboo fenders and custom-designed Filson panniers, $320. Perfect for the cyclist who thought they had everything. Available at filson.com.


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Probe into turbine damage at Louth-area wind farm
Posted: January 06, 2009|
One of the wind turbines at Conisholme has suffered damage to its structure, with one blade missing and one badly crumpled. Picture: ABBY RUSTON
AN investigation is being carried out after an 89-metre high wind turbine was damaged.
The Fen Farm site, at Conisholme, near Louth, has 20 wind turbines and its owner, Ecotricity, is examining how one turbine had a blade broken off and a second one bent.
A company spokesperson said: "We don't know yet what caused the problem.
"A team of engineers from the turbine manufacturer has been on site since Sunday to investigate. We hope to know more soon."
One local man has an idea about what may have damaged the turbine.
Dick Carbutt, of Nee Farm, in North Somercotes, who sent photographs of the damage to the Grimsby Telegraph, said: "As wind conditions were not exceptional I can only assume it was icing or structural failure.
"There has been research done into the dangers of icing, but that is usually with regard to the danger from flying chunks of ice breaking off the blades, not blades breaking off entirely.
"I do hope we are not placing to much reliance on this technology for our future energy needs.
"I'm glad I wasn't near it when that blade came off."
As reported, Fen Farm – the largest wind farm in Lincolnshire – opened in April 2008, and produces enough green electricity each year to power 13,000 homes.
But it has been blighted by controversy since it was approved in February 2006. East Lindsey District councillors granted approval more than two years ago but residents and environmental groups opposed the construction.
They initially succeeded in persuading East Lindsey planning councillors to reject the turbines because of environmental impact. A year later, councillors approved a second application from Ecotricity, which was for turbines larger than in the first application.
What do you think happened?
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Shuttle buses will run in Greenpoint from 6:50 to 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 to 7:20 p.m.
The dock ramp at the Greenpoint hub collapsed Thursday morning during the snowstorm, witnesses said.
The city is looking at adding 11 stops across all five boroughs.
Subways and buses are running, schools are closed, roads are slick, and there's no trash pickup.
The Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance is starting a grassroots movement to bring a ferry stop to Astoria.
The IKEA ferry will collaborate with the city to reduce waiting times for weekend riders this summer.
The plan would create additional terminals in Astoria, Brooklyn, Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island.
The Greenpoint pier, which launched with fanfare in July of 2011, still has empty, fenced-off sections.
Originally a three-year pilot program, the city hopes to continue the service until at least 2019.
Many subway lines are still partly or fully suspended after Hurricane Sandy.
New East River Ferry boats will hold 399 people, rather than 149.
A feral cat caretaker said her colony is being booted by a developer of waterfront apartment towers.
The new menu will include Butter Lane Cupcakes and u-bet egg creams.
The East River Ferry has seen nearly 500,000 riders in its first six months, officials said.
The East River Ferry is adding new technology that promises to eliminate more than 30 tons of pollutants from its emissions every year.
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