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Disagreeing With Style and Grace
Posted By Smockity Frocks On July 23, 2012 @ 12:34 pm In Opinions: I Got 'Em | 29 Comments
If you've been reading here long, you may have noticed that I have some opinions about some things, and I don't mind sharing them. (See my thoughts about spoiled children [2], vaccinations [3], and random adults teaching my kids about sex [4].) I realize that there will be those that disagree with my opinions and that is fine with me. To each his own.
What baffles me, though, are the inevitable emails and comments calling me "moron", "loser", "idiot", and many other names I won't post here. I have been told, "people like you shouldn't be allowed to breed," (And here I thought that was ONE area government had not managed to control.) "You should shut up," "You have no right to say these things," and more. I usually just roll my eyes and hit "delete", but I have saved a few that are threatening in nature, one in particular that mentioned a gun.
Yes, people are that crazy.
That's why I was thrilled when I saw how a disagreement played out on my Facebook fan page [5] recently.
A friend from high school, whom I haven't seen or talked to in years, was sad to see that I posted a picture of the 6 foot long snake we killed [6] that was found in our hen house. You see, he is very passionate about protecting snakes, and even posts videos on his vacation rental page of how to safely relocate rattlesnakes.
In fact, I learned from his Big Bend vacation rental page [7] how to relocate the snake the first time we caught it stealing our eggs, and we did that. The second time, we decided his chances were up and it was time to end our suffering.
Of course, Daryl was sad to see that we had come to that decision and he said so on my page.
But here's the unbelievable thing: He said in nicely!
No name calling. No insulting accusations.
Just disagreement stated with style and grace.
You have no idea how refreshing that was for me, and I told him so.
The next time you disagree with someone, on the internet or in person, think about this: Have you ever been persuaded to change your opinion on a matter when someone calls you names and insults you? Would you be more likely to consider their position if they stated it nicely, with respect and civility?
Now, I have no idea about Daryl's politics, religion, whether he believes in ranch dressing on pizza, or if Mr. Pibb is a suitable substitute for Dr. Pepper. I suspect we probably disagree on at least one of those things, but I know if we do, it will be done with style and grace.
And I am thankful for that.
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The British stood their ground when they were under terror siege.
New York remains on high alert. There is virtually no one here who does not understand that we and Washington are what we were on Sept. 11 almost nine years ago: the main and primary targets. Last weekend's events in Times Square demonstrated again that our enemies are persistent and focused if not, in the case of Faisal Shahzad and, 4½ months ago, of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the would-be underwear bomber, very good at murdering. They both appear to have been wayward sons of their nations' establishments—Shahzad's father was a retired vice marshal of Pakistan's air force, Abdulmutallab's a prominent Nigerian banker—and essentially stupid. But they will be followed by others who are not so hapless.
New Yorkers the past week have discussed all this with appropriate concern. We speak of who Shahzad is—how they found him, how they lost him, how they caught him—and of the sturdy T-shirt salesman, the mounted cop, the airport screener who spotted his name. We speculate about what happened in the moments before Shahzad, his keys still in the car, fled Times Square. But there is no air of panic; we knew we were a target, we have absorbed this information, factored it in, included it as a fact of our lives and concluded there's little we can do about it. "If you see something, say something" as we've all memorized from buses and train stations.
The only time we feel a sharp edge of anxiety is when we're between stations deep down in the subway. But even there—about five years ago, during another terror alert, anxious plainclothes policemen stormed onto our uptown subway at 42nd Street, holding the doors open with their bodies. They were breathless: Were there any unclaimed bags on this train? Look under your seats! A woman saw what looked like a full grocery bag. "Is this yours?" "No, give it to the cops." "Is it yours?" "What's in it?" A man's voice rose from the middle of the jammed car, aimed at the police. "Take the blankin' bag and close the blankin' door, we're goin' home." Pretty much everyone laughed and clapped, and the cops grabbed the bag and were gone.
Even in terror alerts, the practical trumps the abstract. We're hungry, take your bomb, we're going home.
But we are at this point in phase two of the long war, not the harrowing years just after 9/11 and the anthrax attacks. And here it may be instructive to look at the experience of another great nation that faced a long terror siege.
Britain faced a quarter-century of terror bombings from the Irish Republican Army, which literally called its campaign "the long war." But the IRA found itself up against a particular spirit, a national attitude that isn't remembered enough or lauded enough. We see some of it in these words: "There is no excuse for the IRA's reign of terror. If their violence were, as the misleading phrase often has it, 'mindless,' it would be easier to grasp as the manifestation of a disordered psyche. But that is not what terrorism is, however many psychopaths may be attracted to it. Terrorism is the calculated use of violence—and the threat of it—to achieve political ends." That is Margaret Thatcher. More on her in a moment.
In the 1970s, the IRA weapon of choice was the car bomb. They used them to hit Belfast's main shopping center in July 1972, killing nine and leaving 130 wounded. There were many bombings and assassinations, most famously Lord Louis Mountbatten and three others in August 1979. Meanwhile the IRA broadened its campaign in England. At first they bombed pubs. In Birmingham in November 1974, they killed 21 civilians and injured 162. In the early 1990s, they bombed the City of London, Canary Wharf, Manchester; in a bombing attack in the town of Warrington they wounded 50 people and killed, among others, a 12-year-old boy and a 3-year-old shopping with his family. By the end of their terror campaign, they'd injured more than 2,000 civilians and killed more than 100.
What helped the Brits through the long haul? Their particular nature as a people. The great English journalist Harold Evans, editor of the Sunday Times at the time of the Birmingham bombings, says, "I hate to use the word stoicism, but it's true." There is "a dominant British characteristic" that involves "understatement and irony." Mr. Evans adds that "history counts in people's lives." He, and those who were leading Britain in those days, "grew up in the war and the fantastic pride invoked by Churchill. All societies have underlying currents of feeling. With the British one is tolerance, and the other is pride in British achievements, a universal acknowledgment . . . that we were a diminished empire but a great people."
Also unshaken, "the British pride in their tolerance, their respect for fair play," Mr. Evans says. "When the bombs started in Britain, my recollection is that there wasn't any huge upsurge of feeling against the Irish." There was some fury with America, "because America was supplying the guns" to the IRA, as was Moammar Gadhafi's Libya. In the end the English saw the Americans as "deceived by the IRA." Those who are indifferent to the special relationship might remember what the British not long ago suffered for it.
After he left office in 1974, former British prime minister Edward Heath was the target of two assassination attempts. The IRA bombed his London home while he was away—haplessness among terrorists did not start in Times Square—and tried to blow up his car. But in October 1984 they got close to killing a sitting prime minister. In Margaret Thatcher's memoir, "The Downing Street Years," she recounts with understatement and precision the bombing of the Grand Hotel in Brighton.
She was up late working on a speech. "At 2:50 a.m. Robin Butler asked me to look at one last official paper—it was about the Liverpool Garden festival." Four minutes later "a loud thud shook the room. . . . I knew immediately that it was a bomb." It had been placed above her suite, which was now strewn with glass. She made her way, covered in plaster dust, out of the hotel, met with aides, slept in her clothes for an hour at a police facility, woke to the news reports—five dead, including a cabinet minister's wife—and turned to her remarks to the Tory party conference. "I was already determined that if it was physically possible to do so I would deliver my speech." Urged to return to No. 10 Downing, she said, "No: I am staying."
"I knew that I could not afford to let my emotions get control of me. I had to be mentally and physically fit for the day ahead. I tried not to watch the harrowing pictures. But it did not do any good. I had to know each detail of what had happened—and every detail seemed worse than the last."
Contemporary politicians, please note: In the rewrite of her speech, Mrs. Thatcher removed "most of the partisan sections." This "was not a time for Labour-bashing but for unity in defense of democracy."
After she delivered it, the "ovation was colossal." "All of us were relieved to be alive, saddened by the tragedy and determined to show the terrorists that they could not break our spirits."
Harold Evans remembered it. "That day she was wonderful. She truly was the iron lady."
I wonder if David Cameron will be anything like her.


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Im having nightmares during my pregnancy about deaths, what does that mean?
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oh my gosh! i thought its just evil chasing me in my dreams.i have so many nightmares its not funny,just last night i dreamt a guy trying to rape me!!posted 10/22/2014 by ntombika
I am relieved that this seems normal. This is my first pregnancy and for some reason i keep dreaming about my rescued dog that i lost last year. She is always alive in the beginning and dies in different ways everytime. Its so real that i wake up covered in sweat shaking and crying.posted 10/14/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I am so happy I'm not the only one ! The dreams of my husband cheating on me and the nightmares suck !!posted 09/29/2014 by Tayjia
I had a nightmare doing this pregnancy about losing my baby girl now what does that mean? My mind wasn't thinking about it at all and keep having different ones! Is it nornal to have them doing pregnancy cause I never had them with my first at all?posted 07/31/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
for me, Ive been having dreams of the things i fear the most, like a secret being revealed etc. with my first baby I had really weird dreams, i would dream about people ive never seen or met in my life. But with baby number two i am 9 weeks in and my dreams are weirder and more vivid this time around, well i had my first four years ago, but ive been dreaming that people that have died are now alive again which is almost too much for me and i have the weird dreams, ill never forget the one with my first i dreamt that i had her and the dr said oh she isn't ready and put her back inside my belly!! I hate to say it, embrace them don't let them ruin your day, when i have a disturbing dream which is every night i do my best to forget about it but i know you can't help the ones that stick either. Or what can help is to write about them i believe if u do you won't have that dream reoccur anymore but im no expert, but good luck and when u wake up just tell ur self it isn't real! good luck mamaposted 07/12/2014 by aldoniego89
I'm glad this is something that a lot of women have experienced! I'm driving my partner crazy about my nightmares! They definitely feel real to me and is quit disturbing actually. I'm going to speak to my ob about this still to make sure everything is okay.posted 06/26/2014 by WomGenius
I'm only 15 weeks along and I have been having constant dreams about my boyfriend cheating on me and even more so lately I've been having actual nightmares, all I'm which I'm pregnant and threatened. Even ones with my dead grandmother in them? She passed away 5 years ago and I was really close to her but NEVER dreamed about her until now. It's kinda freak king me out..anybody else had that kinda thing happen?posted 06/18/2014 by dontyoueverforgetabo
I'm 9 weeks pregnant and I also have been having nightmares. Last night I dreamed that my boyfriend stuck his hand in my belly button to feel the baby and he ripped my belly button apart and I saw 3 babies in my stomach. One was dead and the other one was dying but the third one was still alive. This really freaks me out but i have to remember its just a dream.posted 06/07/2014 by Stephdaveiga
Nightmares every single night for me! It's so troubling! I dreamt my best friend from high school died, that I miscarried, and that I befriended a rat all this week alone!!!posted 06/07/2014 by missusfox
My 4th pregnancy I dreamt of my 3 kids dying my eldest drowning my 2nd falling off cliff and my 3rd grabbing a knife and running with it tripping and falling on top. I told my doctor about them. She told me it was normal but I didn't feel it was so she did an ultrasound to show me baby was fine. Baby wasn't fine. Baby had aneceplally. So not to scare you but the death of my previous children in a dream were telling me the death of my unborn child. Everyone's dreams are different. This was my experience.posted 06/03/2014 by shannonbarnes85
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How does the European Union maintain a multi-territorial area of free mobility, despite the fact that only its constituting units possess the necessary means to control mobility? This book explores the structural tensions and conflicts that arise with the abolition of border controls between the EU's member states and examines how these tensions affect and are affected by the institutional shape of the EU's external borders. Andreas Müller explores how the political interests in the institutional shape of the EU's external borders differ between centre and periphery, and how these differences affect both external borders and the structure and stability of the Schengen area as a whole. Müller demonstrates the tensions underlying this multinational area of mobility, and sheds light on the changing nature of the European nation state.


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1. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?Bruce_Jawn Jul 10, 2012 10:33 PM (in response to DavidKomer)
Here is a tutorial about this topic: http://blog.debit.nl/2009/03/using-bytearrays-in-actionscript-and-alchemy/
You should first embed the file as a bytearray and "supply" it to alchemy, then you can use "fopen" directly on the C side.
But I haven't tested that for large files.
2. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?DavidKomer Jul 10, 2012 11:17 PM (in response to Bruce_Jawn)
Thanks Bruce- but please see what I wrote: "I'm able to do this right now by opening the file and reading the chunks into a ByteArray on the Actionscript side and then passing it to C for processing and back- but this calls some unnecessary overhead"
Note that I'm also chasing this down via stackoverflow, please see my comments there which illustrate the problem in a little more depth: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11398559/how-to-read-with-supplyfile
Any ideas anyone? Will this be solved in alchemy2?!
3. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?DavidKomer Jul 10, 2012 11:19 PM (in response to DavidKomer)
To be clear, here's my specific comment which sums the problem up another way: "I've already had to do one read (in Actionscript) to get the data from the file into a ByteArray. Is another fread() or AS3_ByteArray_readBytes() really necessary just to work with the data on the C side?"
4. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?Bruce_Jawn Jul 11, 2012 2:06 AM (in response to DavidKomer)
Maybe you can use domain memory API to avoid using "supplyFile" and function calls like that. That's the trick used a lot in many alchemy projects for passing and returning frame buffers. See the source code of the example: http://unitzeroone.com/blog/2009/04/06/more-play-with-alchemy-lookup-table-effects/
5. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?DavidKomer Jul 11, 2012 2:54 AM (in response to Bruce_Jawn)
I am using the domain memory API to avoid using "supplyFile" etc... but the link you showed highlighted a point I missed... the domain memory is actually seen as a ByteArray on the actionscript side. So it's maybe possible to FileStream.readBytes() directly into the domain memory space by allocating the pointer as a char * on the C side, passing that pointer to the actionscript side, and reading it directly into that pointer (an offset of AS3_Ram())
Thankfully, I've been able to join up the alchemy 2 pre-release now, so I'm not going to test this out on alchemy 1 at the moment, but maybe this is of use to someone else- and thanks for your help, Bruce!
6. Re: how to read with supplyFile()?Bruce_Jawn Jul 11, 2012 3:38 AM (in response to DavidKomer)
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I totally agree...he should be promoted, its about time anyways. He has been a long time contributor for the Rams, as a player and as a coach. The players must love the guy (especially the WRs), he should really take the reigns for OC.Always and Forever a fan of the St. Louis Rams
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As for hiring Henry Ellard os OC, I don't want that because I like Henry. I would want to see him get a fair shot with a full season if and that's a big if they thought he could be a good OC. I don't want to see Ellard have to take over what we have going on right now.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. - The opponent tonight is the Coyotes. But as far as John Tortorella is concerned, the surging Rangers' real enemy is complacency.
The coach demonstrated as much shortly after the start of Monday's practice, sending all his players but the two goalies back to the dressing room for a few minutes because he was displeased with their intensity level.
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Paper like other goods can still be sent around the world and sold at a profit. Maybe the one man operation in the U.S. who was Kodak's sole cutter was the sole cutter when Kodak paper was still being sold as cut sheets in the U.K.
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I bought two cards for DH - one "to my husband" card, and one from the cat. I hid them in a safe place where DH wouldn't find them, but that I'd easily be able to retrieve them in time for Father's Day. I can't find them.
We went snorkeling at Secret Harbor. Our once beautiful coral reef there is dying, is 3/4 dead - a victim of hurricanes, tourism, boats, and global warming. There is still an abundance of fish, nibbling at the dead coral. Some big groupers and snappers, schools of blue tang (pointed out by the tourist who was standing on the live coral). We followed a variety of fish around for a while, swam out to the end of the harbor and zig zagged our way back.
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Twilight at the Lower North Shore side of Sydney Harbour earlier tonight!
In Sydney, we sometimes forget it's winter during the day as it gets mild to warm only to get a harsh reminder around 5pm when temps dip. It was so windy along the walkways and wharf tonight, most World Youth Day pilgrims and other visitors in Milsons Point took shelter in pubs and the nearby Luna Park. For some time the Harbour was all mine!
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A good view point and i love the reflected lights under the bridge!
Really interesting image Mac lot's to look at. Love the composition.
Your shots are awesome... and this is another wonderful shot
Gosh, this is good, Mac, love the way you've isolated the bridge from the scene, the lovely colours on the water and the unobtrusive inclusion of the fencing in the foreground.
Great frame! Superb perspective! Excellent capture of the city all lit up. The opera is really beautiful ( the only building I know). JNC
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Didnt see the bridge from this side..but it looked great from the Opera House..just wish we had come over to see this view...Superb..
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WILMINGTON, Mass. – There was no lack of opinion in the Bruins dressing room about potential changes to the current overtime/shootout system discussed by the NHL GMs this week in Toronto.
According to reports, the 30 general managers discussed potentially extending overtime to a 10-minute session, as well as potentially adding a 3-on-3 component to go along with the 4-on-4 session already played when two teams are tied after 60 minutes.
Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask went one step further, and suggested the GMs do away with the oft-discussed shootout that's been in existence since the league adopted it in 2005-06. As a fan, the Bruins goaltender enjoys the exciting shootout session, but as a pad-carrying NHL goalie, he would use much less complimentary language.
"I wouldn't mind [getting rid of the shootout.] It doesn't have anything to do with the game you just played. It's just so dramatic when you lose," said Rask. "As a goalie it's tough to accept that it's not all your fault if you lose. I don't know. As a viewer I'm a fan of the shootout, but when you're in it, it's not that cool, especially when you're on the losing end. A five- or 10-minute overtime? I'd be OK with that. But going to 3-on-3 [in overtime]…that sounds a little crazy to me.
"They're trying to make these new rules every year, it seems like. Whether it's goalie pads or [smaller] nets, or whatever. I wouldn't be surprised if we play 2-on-2," Rask said. "It's not good for the fans if teams are playing it safe at the end of the game just to get to the shootout, so I'm all for overtime and going 4-on-4 to try and go for it."
Bruins power forward Milan Lucic experienced the 4-on-4 into 3-on-3 overtime while playing for the Coquitlam Express of the British Columbia Hockey League in the 2004-05 season.
In that league, the teams would play two five minutes sessions with a 4-on-4 segment followed by a five minute 3-on-3 session if things hadn't been decided.
They would scrape the ice in between extra sessions, and add an extra skater – rather than subtract – if a team was called for a penalty.
It sounds wild, and Lucic confirmed it was every bit of that.
"You feel like it's almost fitting that it ends that way, rather in the shootout. It's definitely something I would be in favor of," said Lucic. "A five minute 4-on-4 and then a five minute 3-on-3 would be really exciting, and cool to watch. Hopefully they do something where we can get it done in overtime rather than a shootout.
"I remember that nobody ever came off the ice and was like 'that's so stupid that we lost it 3-on-3' [when they got back to the dressing room]. Your chances were always pretty good to score. It was just a matter of who was going to score first."
What was the 3-on-3 session like?
"It was just back-and-forth: chance after chance after chance," said Lucic. "It becomes almost like pond hockey, run-and-gun type style. It definitely settles the score. I think maybe it's 60/40 with the [players] that want to see an improvement in the [overtime/shootout] area.
"We'll see what the geniuses of hockey come up with. I'm all for making a change... Even if it's a ten-minute 4-on-4 that would make it better and more exciting. I just think it's more fitting to have a game end that way rather than in a shootout."
Claude Julien has seen several different incarnations of overtime and shootouts through his playing and coaching career, but was taking a wait-and-see approach with any potential rule changes. Clearly there wasn't a consensus about which innovation the GMs were leaning toward, or even a definite determination they would be changing the current five-minute overtime/shootout scenario.
"They don't know where they stand right now. I guess they're still discussing it," said Julien. "No matter what they decide you have to abide by it. There were a lot of things they were discussing like longer overtimes, and stuff like that.
"There are a lot of things that come into play if it's going to be an extra five minutes [in overtime]. Are we going to play with the same ice? How is the ice going to look at the end of a 30-minute thing? Or are they going to just scrap it?" Julien asked. "There are a lot of things that come into play: 4-on-4 and 3-on-3. Are we getting away from our game? Even in my mind I haven't figured out where I stand because there are a lot of things to think about. At the end of the day, we're OK with the shootout, but we're just not big fans of it deciding a game. I think everybody is trying to say 'How can we do a better job of ending it within our game versus ending it in a shootout."
While there was clearly no harmonic convergence on exactly how NHL games should be ended in the overtime session, it does seem pretty apparent that very few players, coaches or GMs are big shootout fans.


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"For Life of Pi, the overcontrolled director Ang Lee has gone with his strengths and made a movie thatÂ's passionately overcontrolled. It takes place largely on a lifeboat adrift in the South Pacific that carries radically mismatched buddies: a skinny 16-year-old Indian vegetarian with the odd name "Pi" (Suraj Sharma) and a man-eating Bengal tiger with the even odder name "Richard Parker." The lifeboat isnÂ't entirely lifelike, mind you. The waterÂ's aquamarine is more like ultra-ultramarine, the sea a mirror in which clouds above seem to mingle with sharks, dorados, luminous jellyfish, even whales below. Later, on an island thatÂ's mysteriously alive, the orange of the tiger burns especially bright in the chlorophyll-green forest of the ebony-black night. Life of Pi looks neither natural nor egregiously fake but vivid, as if a knob had been turned way up on the color of each objectÂ's spirit and the real world into a sort of pantheistic storybook. And thatÂ's exactly the right look for what it is: a tale told by the older Pi (Irrfan Khan) to a writer (Rafe Spall) who has sought him out after hearing that Pi had a story to make him "believe in God." IÂ'm not sure how I felt about God at the end of Life of Pi, but I fervently believed in the magic of movies.
Some of that magic comes from the 3-D, which Lee shows off in the first seconds of the credit sequence. In an Indian zoo owned by Pi's parents, the camera lingers on paintings of animals on walls that bear a striking resemblance to cave paintings—and then look out, the animals' 3-D counterparts are suddenly comin' at ya. Those cave painters would freak out. But there's also something old-fashioned about Lee's frames. He holds the shots for a long time, longer than any major American studio head would let him if not for that marvelously immersive technology. Armed with 3-D, Lee can slow the storytelling down without worrying about modern audiences getting antsy. And he has Mychael Danna's score, one of Danna's East-West hybrids (Persian flutes and gamelan weaving in and out of Romantic orchestrations), providing a sense of flux when the images are static. That lifeboat goes nowhere fast.
Pi's god (God, gods) is (are) also in flux: He's a polymath, a Hindu who thanks Lord Vishnu for introducing him to Christ while rolling out his prayer mat to honor Allah. This kid subscribes to everything—and this in the face of his father's blunt reliance on reason and insistence that creatures like the tiger (which gazes into Pi's eyes and sees only lunch) have no souls. Pi's own faith in the Higher Power(s) gets the test of his or anyone's life when the ship bound for North America bearing his family and their animals (they're emigrating) goes down along with most of the living things onboard. The audience, meanwhile, witnesses the uplifting arrival of the god of cinema.
In one fluid motion, a zebra (it must be CGI, but who can tell?) leaps crazily into the lifeboat and lands with a terrible, backbreaking thud. There's an orangutan grieving for a lost child, and hiding under a tarpaulin is the piece's real villain, a madly carnivorous hyena. Richard Parker swims aboard and carnage ensues—though far less explicit than the corresponding passages of Yann Martel's novel. Left alone with each other and their dwindling supplies of food, Pi and Parker achieve a tense détente, though let it be said that Lee, like Martel, goes all out to avoid even a whiff of family-friendly anthropomorphosizing. Despite that name, Richard Parker remains an animal in circumstances known to turn the most civilized human into a beast. Dread forestalls dearness. Life of Pi evokes Melville's mordant answer to the Transcendentalists in Moby-Dick: You might sit astride a mast and feel a oneness with nature, but fall into the sea and you'll be quickly digested. Even those clunky interludes with the grown-up Pi and the interviewer (poor Spall, with so little to play) end up paying off. The movie has a sting in its tail that puts what you've seen in a startlingly harsh context.
It turns out Lee has more affinity for Pi the yarn-spinner than for any of his other heroes. His movies (Lust, Caution; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; Hulk; Brokeback Mountain; Taking Woodstock) center on emotions that canÂ't be suppressed and finally burst forth—but the meticulousness of his framing and color-coordination (or that mythical cowboy iconography in Brokeback Mountain) make his work seem one step removed, as if in a terrarium. In Life of Pi, he finally has a story in which that very distance is the source of the emotion. Pi has designed his own terrarium to keep from staring directly into the abyss. ItÂ's not denial. ItÂ's faith in something else: the transformative power of storytelling. The film is transcendent." (David Edelstein, New York Magazine)
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Not even LeBron James and the prolific Miami Heat offense could overcome the stifling defense of the Indiana Pacers when the teams faced each other in early January. Indiana seeks a third straight regular-season victory over visiting Miami when the Eastern Conference's top defense meets its highest-scoring offense Friday night. The only time the Heat were held below 84 points all season came in an 87-77 loss the Pacers on Jan. 8 as James tied a season high with seven turnovers - half of his team's total for the contest. He did have 22 points while Dwyane Wade scored 30 and Chris Bosh added 14, but their teammates combined to shoot 4 for 22 from the field. Miami (29-13) tops the league in field-goal shooting at 48.9 percent, ranks fourth in turnovers with 13.8 per game and averages an East-leading 102.7 points, though it has struggled against the defense-first philosophy of Indiana in recent matchups. The Pacers, who lead the NBA in field-goal percentage defense (41.9) and the Ea...
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On a side note about lag and commando.
Yes lag takes a part in it, but also game coding is a factor as well. Neither of you I don't find to be wrong. But when you have a good connection, there are plenty of times you should be down and you aren't, thanks to lag. But it's important to note that lag is a 2 way street. You share the same advantage and disadvantage the person who is lagging bad. It's hard for them to hit you, but it's hard for you to hit them because they teleporting across the screen.
But game coding is definately an issue too. I've got a few people in the "lunge" but not many and I have been taken out in the lunge. But the majority of the time, thanks to my redneck internet, I usually lose the battle from both sides. When all connections are equal, I usually win thanks to commando's teleport abilities.
agreed, its possible that lag helps in some way, but mainly its the code
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agreed, its possible that lag helps in some way, but mainly its the code
Thats what I was looking for. All I'm saying is that lag makes it alot worst.
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Lightweight is a 7% increase, so it's even less then the 10% you want.
The grenade launcher should replace perk 1, which is even worse the the knifers. But, back on topic. I agree with Marathon and Lightwiehgt in the same tier. If it's not knifers, its rushers already in your spawn after 2 seconds.
I do use Marathon and Lightweight quite often, but it's stupid seeing everyone run around like Usain Bolt.
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How is it not? You have to get "close" (you know what I mean, lol) to them in order to knife them.
With the OMA Grenade Launcher tactic you can just sit back and wait for people to pass by, surrounded by Danger close claymores. Then refill.
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In the auto mode the flash and the camera don't talk to each other, so you need to manually match the settings on camera and flash for ISO and aperture.
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The authors' analysis of growth assumes endogenous fertility and a rising rate of return on human capital as the stock of human capital increases. When human capital is abundant, rates of return on human capital investments are high relative to rates of return on children, whereas, when human capital is scarce, rates of return on human capital are low relative to those on children. As a result, societies with limited human capital choose large families and invest little in each member; those with abundant human capital do the opposite. This leads to two stable steady states. One has large families and little human capital; the other has small families and perhaps growing human and physical capital. Copyright 1990 by University of Chicago Press.
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WALLA WALLA -- Police are warning about a fraudulent fundraising effort that victimized a local business.
Mike Harvey's Plumbing Services was contacted by phone by a person claiming to work for Scoreboard Productions. The caller, who identified herself as "Jerry," said it was raising money for Garrison Middle School.
Kathy Harvey, company vice president, agreed to pay nearly $300 to have its company logo on T-shirts and in an advertisement for Garrison's basketball program. Although she normally checks on such appeals, Harvey said this time she didn't before approving the payment.
But, Harvey said, "something was bothering her about the call." So she ran a check through the Better Business Bureau's Web site and discovered "Scoreboard Productions" was one of 30 alternate names for a Texas-based company that has an "F" rating and has been the source of hundreds of complaints.
A check with Garrison officials confirmed the school had no such fundraising effort under way. Harvey then called the police, and several businesses to warn them.
Police on Wednesday issued a press release warning about the bogus fundraiser and urged people to always check to make sure such calls are legitimate.
"If you receive a call from a telemarketing company claiming to be raising money for a school, police or fire agency, ask for the contact information for the benefiting agency," Officer Tim Bennett said. "A legitimate telemarketer should be able to readily provide this information.
"If they provide the information, always call the benefiting agency to confirm the telemarketer is working for them before providing account information to the telemarketer," he said. "Fraudulent telemarketers may tell you this is a 'one-time offer and you must act now.' Do not fall for this tactic."
"That's what I would recommend," Harvey said. "All I had to do that day was call."
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