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The Lion and the Unicorn
Volume 20, Number 2, December 1996
pp. 155-165 | 10.1353/uni.1996.0026
The Lion and the Unicorn 20.2 (1996) 155-165
When the children gentle be,
Then the Christchild they shall see;
If they eat their soup and yet
Still their bread they don't forget,
Handle silently their toys,
Taking pains to make no noise,
And when a pleasure-walk is planned,
Let Mother lead them by the hand,
For every blessing they may look,
And get, besides, a Picture Book.
See this frowsy "cratur"--
Pah! it's Struwwelpeter!
On his fingers rusty,
On his tow-head musty,
Scissors seldom come;
Lets his talons grow a year,
Hardly ever combs his hair,--
Do any loathe him? Some!
They hail him "Modern satyr--
Disgusting Struwwelpeter."
The Story of Ugly Frederick
O waly me! O waly me!
Just such a boy I ne'er did see.
He caught the flies, poor helpless things,
Made hoppers of them, minus wings,
He killed the birds, wher'er he could,
And catless made the neighborhood;
And worst of all that he did do,
He banged the housemaid black and blue.
A dog stood drinking at a pump--
The way he made that doglet jump!
He sneaked upon him unaware,
He whacked him here, he whacked him there,
He whacked with all his might and main,
He made him howl and dance with pain,
Until, o'ercome by woe and grief,
The dog, desiring some relief,
Did bite that brutal boy full sore,
Which made the latter prance and roar,
And them the dog did grab the whip,
And with it homeward he did skip.
To bed the boy had had to go
And nurse his bite and wail his woe,
The while the Doctor healing brings
And loads him up with drugs and things.
And all this time the dog below
Sings praises soft and sweet and low
O'er Fred'rick's dinner waiting there
For Fred'rick (or for Fred'rick's heir).
The dog's his heir, and this estate
That dog inherits, and will ate.*
He hangs the whip upon the chair,
And mounts aloft and seats him there;
He sips the wine, so rich and red,
And feels it swimming in his head,
He munches grateful at the cake,
And wished he might never wake
From this debauch; while think by think
His thoughts dream on, and link by link
The liver-sausage disappears,
And his hurt soul relents in tears.
The Sad Tale of the Match-Box
Paulinchen was alone at home,
The parents they down-town did roam.
As she now through the room did spring,
All light of heart and soul a-wing,
She saw where sudden burst on sight
The things wherewith one strikes a light.
"Oho," says she, "my hopes awake;
Ah, what a plaything these will make!
I'll take them on the wall, h'hoo!
As oft I've seen my Mother do."
And Mintz and Mountz, the catties,
Lift up their little patties,
They threaten with their pawses:
"It is against the lawses!
Me-yow! Me-yo! Me-yow! Me-yo!
You'll burn yourself to ashes, O!"
Paulinchen heard the catties not,
The match did burn both bright and hot,
It crackled gaily, sputtered free,
As you it in the picture see.
Paulinchen waltzed and whirled and spun,
Near mad with joy for what she'd done.
Still Mintz and Mountz, the catties,
Lift up their little patties,
They threaten with their pawses:
"It is against the lawses!
Me-yow! Me-yo! Me-yow! Me-yo!
Drop it or you are ashes, O!"
But ah, the flame it caught her clothes,
Her apron, too; and higher rose;
Her hand is burnt, her hair's afire,
Consumed is that child entire.
And Mintz and Mountz wild crying,
The while the child was frying,
"Come quick!" they said, "O Sire,
Your darling child's afire!
Me-yow! Me-yo! Me-yow! Me-yo!
She's cinders, soot, and ashes, O!"
Consumed is all, so sweet and fair,
The total child, both flesh and hair,
A pile of ashes, two small shoes,
Is all that's left, and they're no use.
And Mintz and Mountz sit sighing,
With breaking hearts and crying...
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I remember having watched the movie 'Arzoo' while in UK in late sixties with petit Sadhna singing Lata's marvellous song "Bedardi baalma tujh ko mera mun" in bewitching wilderness backdrop. It has Muhammad Rafi's melodies like "Aei phoolon ki rani baharon", "Tera muskurana ghazab" and "Aji hum sei bicher kar". Then another black and white cinema scope movie 'Raat Aur Din' is remembered for Rafi's songs along with Lata and Mukesh. This movie had "Awara Aei Mere Dil" penned by Shailinder, by Lata in both happy and sad moods, the song "Raat aur din diya jale" by Lata was penned by Hasrat Jaipuri picturised on Nargis followed by Pardeep Kumar in a jungle; a haunting number. The song "Phool sa chehra" was penned by Hasrat Jaipuri and sung by Rafi, a ghazal composed in geet/qawwali style picturised on Pardeep Kumar with Nargis getting embarrassed. Nargis played double role, one of a debauch character with her singing Lata's "Na chairo gham kei afsaney" while singing and drinking in a nightclub. The other songs are "Jeena hamko raas na aaya" by Shailendra and "Dil ki girah khol do" by Shailendra. The latter song is picturised on Nargis while in Feroze Khan's arms in a nightclub. The male part is sung by Manna Dey. Why have I gone into details of this film's music is because of the lovely rich but simple melodies composed by SJ for this movie. I have written in my book Melody Makers that in this movie Nargis's dual role both in a good and negative character role is mesmerizing. In this movie, Pratap meets a young woman named Varuna. He falls in love with her and soon they get married. He later finds out Varuna at midnight in a nightclub, where she sings, dances and gets drunk. When he demands an explanation on Varuna's part, she denies ever doing such things. Then Pratap meets a young man Dilip, who claims to be Varuna's lover, and states that she is actually his girlfriend Peggy. It is later discovered that Varuna has a multiple personality disorder. Nargis bagged National award for best actress. This was one of last of black and white cinemascope movies and I love all its songs.
Even in Mukesh's hey days, Rafi could not be ignored in Raj Kapoor's movies and he sang "Naiya teri manjhdaar hoshiar" in the famous movie 'Awara', "Sawa lakh ki lottery" in the movie 'Chori Chori' and "Sadqe heer tujh pei" in 'Mera Naam Joker'. Rafi's versatility is shown in a fast number "Jaane kahan gai" from the movie 'Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai' and in the song "Jaan pehchan ho gai ho gi" from the movie 'Gumnaam'. The movie 'Andaz' had a lovely song by Rafi despite Rajesh Khanna starring in it who used to patronise Kishore Kumar. This song was "Hai na bolo bolo" (with children). Two songs from the movie 'Zindigi' by Rafi were "Pehle mile thei sapnon mein" and "Hamne jafa na seekhi". Dilip Kumar's movie 'Yehudi' is famous for Mukesh's "Yei mera diwanapan hei" but it too had Rafi's number "Yeh duniya yei". As mentioned above, out of six Filmfare awards, Rafi won three for Shankar Jaikishen songs, which were "Teri pyari pyari soorat ko", "Baharon phool barsao" and "Dil ke jharokhe mein". The song "Yahoo!" from the movie 'Jungli' was sung by Rafi, only to be matched with fast-paced orchestra and composition by Shankar Jaikishan and loud acting by Shammi Kapoor. SJ made Rafi give playback for Kishore Kumar in the film 'Shararat' ("Ajab hai daastan"). Those were the days when Kishore was struggling as an actor and was not established as a singer. Rafi sang a total of 341 numbers (216 solo) for SJ duo. Among the films of this combination are 'Basant Bahar', 'Professor', 'Junglee', 'Suraj', 'Brahamchari', 'An Evening in Paris', 'Dil Tera Deewana', 'Yaqeen', 'Prince', 'Love in Tokyo', 'Beti Bete', 'Dil Aik Mandir', 'Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai', 'Gaban' and 'Jab Pyar Kisi Se Hota Hai'.
Association with Naushad Ali: It is now time to talk about Rafi's association with music composer Naushad Ali. Whatever is the history of this association that we shall also go through in detail subsequently, my initial memories are stuck with the movie 'Dulari' song "Suhani raat dhal chuki". This was Shakeel Bidayuni's penned song from this 1949 movie. Many consider this song as the first mega hit of Rafi (so do I). One would notice that tabla or dholak is missing in this song with dummy mandolin played by the hero Suresh. The line "Khazan ka aa chala hei mausam-e-bahar" is difficult to be rendered in the second stanza but Rafi has rendered it with ease. Continuing with the playlist of Naushad/Rafi combination, the song "Mil mil ke gaein" with Lata and Madhubala dancing to Suresh's mandolin from the movie 'Dulari' is also a captivating song. Continued
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In the end, if the government plan works as it could, a physician should be able to create a report that shows, for example, how many congestive heart failure patients have not been seen in a month. "If the physician can't do that, then the EMR is nothing more than an electronic version of a paper record," de Brantes says. "The objective here is to have a patient management tool that focuses on overall patient population health. The good EMRs of today can do this, and the government shouldn't spend a nickel on an EMR that can't."
The regulations almost certainly will include far more reporting from physicians than had been done previously under such programs as the voluntary Physician Quality Reporting Initiative, de Brantes says. By providing the tools, the government works around the physician barrier that pulling data from paper medical records is too time-consuming and expensive. "Part of proof of use should be the ability to report, and yes, the feds should be requiring far more robust reporting than there is today, but designed intelligently. Let's face it—PQRI is a joke. Reporting three measures that the physician is free to select? That's almost an insult at a time when costs continue to rise and the value of healthcare dollars continue to deteriorate."
So what is a hospital or physician group to do while waiting for more guidance from CMS? De Brantes says a first step for physicians would be to create a real and robust dashboard of the practice's overall performance as well as the performance of the individual physicians. Foster says that timing will be crucial as hospitals deal with the administration's hurry-up-and-wait posture. Bide your time for guidance from CMS on meaningful use, but bear the pressure of adopting a qualified EHR by January 2011 to collect the most reimbursement.
Hospital leaders understand that whatever the government issues in the way of implementing regulations to the HITECH Act are only a piece of meeting the patient care goals that are unique to each hospital.
"It is this delicate balance between understanding what must be included—which will come from the feds in the implementing regulations—and what would likely be the most important capacities to include if you are looking to support higher quality and safer care," Foster says. Could those two goals coexist? "They could. I just don't know if they will."
The visceral fear in much of healthcare quality is that more measures have only created more measures, and not better quality. Like the school district that wraps its curriculum around the year-end standardized test, what may get lost is meaningful improvement. The law not only gives the HHS secretary authority to set the initial set of parameters for meaningful use and measures, but also authorizes the secretary to "improve the use of electronic health records and healthcare quality over time by requiring more stringent measures of meaningful use."
De Brantes is hopeful that by selecting measures that enable physician improvement and create interoperability, the IT infusion can have an impact on quality.
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i love the colors
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Warm, bright colours in the middle and coldness surrounding it. And the trees. Incredible painting.
Love it
First thought that popped into my head was just: Gotta get this on my wall.
This one reminds me of a tree on a evening field as the sun sets...
Oh my this is amazing!
love the colors
Awesome painting, Love the depth of all the colors.
There is something magical at the point where colors blend. This personifies that. I also love the tree effect at the top left.
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Awesome (:
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Lovely piece especially the yellow.
Lovely piece especially the yellow.
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I'm sure this is how the start of a new idea would look like if it could take physical form
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Review: Barry Manilow, SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Stacey Mullen, Assistant Content Editor (Live) / / Entertainment
Verdict: four stars.
The word legend gets thrown around too often these days - and very few are deserving of such stature, well, there is one exception - the ultimate showman Barry Manilow.
The Brookyln-born crooner turned the city into Glasvegas for just one night when he took to the stage at the SSE Hydro.
Barry's army of 'Fanilows' raised their glow sticks high into the air - I kid you not - as the star made his grand entrance wearing a bright blue sequenced suit jacket.
Opening up with It's A Miracle and Could It Be Magic, the 70-year-old matched his youthful appearance with energetic moves.
He then beamed, "Hello Glasgow! We're back. Did you miss me? I missed you."
The audience were then taken through a masterclass of singing and songwriting talent as Barry sang some of his greatest hits.
Can't smile without you - a song also recorded by the Carpenters - raised the roof and had everyone dancing on their feet.
While Even Now - the lead single from Manilow's 1978 album of the same name - showed of his spectacular vocal range which is still flawless despite decades in showbusiness.
Barry then gave us a taste of Broadway with a pitch perfect rendition of Memory, the hit song from Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats.
Manilow might have ruled the charts in the 70s with his big ballads but he proved that he is no diva by recognising the talents of his then disco rivals with a melody of Earth, Wind & Fire's Boogie Wonderland, Donna Summer's Hot Stuff and Stevie Wonder's Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours.
His biggest hits Mandy and Copacabana were just a bonus on a night Barry captured yet another 'Fanilow' - me.
It's rare that a voice can just simply capture an audience - there was no razzmatazz, well maybe just a little. And it's this same rarity that makes Manilow a living legend.
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Fastfem24 writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
Great in the snow
Lots of work to do yet
Just Like My First Car! — Love this car because it reminds me of my first car. Lots of interior room and trunk space. Buddy removed the A/C unit, so there is a ton of room to do work in the engine compartment. My family owned a VW repair shop for more than 25 years. Always something to fix on these old birds though. Great for the winter, as skinny tires grip better in the grooves of the ice and snow. The car I picked up is unfortunately automatic and I have to be gentile on the trans with it. I have some bugs I need to work out yet but hope to have it on the road soon!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Tylerawesome1 writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
It is really powerful and sounds amazing
Buzzing in gage cluster
91 Mk2 Jetta — I would say this is a great project car body wise, the motor runs like a champ. I got it from a guy in Germany and it was rough, but I gave it 3.5K worth of parts and coil over lowering spring, rebuild and beefed up the motor, exhaust, oil, lots and lots of premium high octane fuel, paint touch up, racks, tires, 800 dollar stereo with subs. But now it needs to be painted
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Muhammad writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
It is spacy and owning a one doesn't cost much.
It has a small block 4 cillinder engine and it's weak.
Good Family Car But Not For Races Or Something Like That. — It's an average family car. It accalerates good, brakes are good, handling is very good. It is a good car and it doesn't need much repairs. Exterior is exelent for a car from 1991. interior is clasic but comfi. It is a family car so it is not so much fun to drive.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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Issac writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
it gose sick burn outs
it will get you in trubble
Sort Of Fast — i have had this car for almost five years it currently has a 16v ABAT. This car has caused me alot of money and headaches but I love it currently wating to get my ECU back from streetfire then it should be good to burn the hell out of somr tires again lol
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Joel writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
gas mileage, sporty
Great Car, Just Dont Buy A 95 And Up!!! — very sporty feeling car, felt fast, handled well, and the best brakes ever. Very well built car, and it was always clean and looked great. The red color always made it worth it to give it a fresh coat of wax. Great on gas!!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Ryan writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
dependable lasting,great mpg.
parts hard to come by.wiring is odd.
I Love It,itz My Baby. — i love the speed and handling this car achieves in any weather or terrain.gets great gas mileage and fits into narrows of spots..but VW have the worst parts to work on and find if u havent worked on them alot.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Rado writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GLI 16V Review
cheap, fun, quick
parts are getting hard to find, attracts unwanted attention (criminal) :(
Not Everybodys Cup Of Tea As I Assume, It's A Vw Thing... You Wouldn't Understand! :] — Might be ageing but still a fine piece of '80s German engineering I love it! Top of the range GTI 16V in sought after diamond silver colour. Power- : -steering, - locks, -windows, sunroof plus a massive boot! The car thanks to being so light and short wheel based is very agile and nimble, very neutral through the bends with predictable reactions. Acceleration for a 20year old car with no major upgrades is fantastic 0-60 is about 8s, tested top speed 130-135mph is also respectable for a car of this age with only 1.8 engine. Disc brakes all round no ABS though, handbrake is disappointing. I have lowered the car some 40mm and it now has koni suspension so it handles nicely thou the comfort has suffered as the roads aren't so great around London - the car is alergic to high speed bumps :) Ok so it doesn't look as fab as all the new shiny cars, but I still think it is cool as there aren't as many around now which makes it stand out from the crowd but not too much. Oh, and it can still smoke a lot of the newer cars off the lights as it has very short gear ratio and is much lighter than most of them. Costs are another plus, cheap insurance, cheap service and parts, fuel economy isn't great but you can live with it 28(city)-36(m-way)mpg The car is an absolute star! My little pocket rocket, aka. the Silver Bullet 2 :) Is this car fun to drive? On a scale from 0 to 10 it would score 11! (now honestly, considering all the ups and downs I have had with this car I would easily award it with a solid 8)
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Valley writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta Carat Review
cheap car
old model
Nice Car Survivour — I love this car we have been useing this car for nearlt ten years, very nice car nice spider injectour and huge space in caben, very fun to drive.i had drifted in this car and still very cool riding with my friend in this car each day
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Tom writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
runs great holds up well not many problems
Solid After 17 Years — This is a great car for some one just learning to drive. built like a rock except the stupid plastic trim pieces. the down side to the solidity of the car is it's heavy is even with 170 some horse power the acceleration is pretty bad. the gas millage is really bad for short trips but pretty good for the age of the car. i haven't had too many problems heater core, breaks have had a few problems, and other small things i think its fun to drive its really good for being old its great if you take into account how old it is with out being restored
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Stephen writes:
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
i dont have money to tune it.
Sweet — fast, fun and handles well. i have an aftermarket grill and headlights which make it look sexier and it has a racing clutch, eibach suspension and 5 spd manual tranny which make it a dream to drive. aside from the cat, it runs really well for a car of it's year and mileage.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Archive: February, 2010
Will Bunch
The economic stimulus bill -- thanks to cash it's working:
Imagine if, one year ago, Congress had passed a stimulus bill that really worked.
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If you're a political junkie, there's been no better thrill ride than tracking the rise and fall of to-the-right-of-the-Tea Party Texas gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina. The protegee of sometimes out-there libertarian-GOP 2008 presidential candidate and Texas congressman Ron Paul stunned politics watchers when a poll showed her closing in on a sitting U.S. senator, Kay Bailey Hutchinson as the March 2 Republican primary neared -- a remarkable development that raised the possibility of a run-off with Gov. Rick Perry in an anything-can-happen year of anti-incumbent fervor.
But then Medina surely got knocked down a peg, if not several pegs, by an unlikely source: Glenn Beck, the non-titular head of the anti-Obama backlash. Last week, Beck interviewed Medina on his radio show and stunned her with a question -- did she think the U.S. government was involved in 9/11 -- which led to an equally stunning answer: "I think some very good questions have been raised in that regard." Medina's efforts to backpedal from that comment have not only been not very successful but linked her back to another mildly-popular-but-debunked idea, the "birther" theory that Obama is not a citizen.
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"Going to work in the morning is hell," [Ventura] Martinez sobbed. "Coming home from work is hell. I'm thinking that somebody is gonna...pop me from behind."
For seven years, Martinez has worked as one of the city's most productive police informants, bringing down more than 200 drug and gun dealers.
But Martinez now says that some of the police jobs were tainted, rooted in lies and motivated by power, greed and money. He says he admitted fabricating evidence to the FBI, the police Internal Affairs Bureau and the Police Advisory Commission. Martinez's admission could reopen and potentially overturn hundreds of cases, legal experts say.
-- "The informer, the cop & the conspiracy"; Philadelphia Daily News, Feb, 2, 2009.
Will Bunch
What in the name of God has happened to that great American institution....the "flash mob"? I'm so old that I can remember when "flash mobs" were supposed to be nerdy fun, way back in a prehistoric era when Dick Cheney was popular and the Phillies, not so much -- the bygone days of the fall of 2003. In fact, in my guise as an undercover investigative journalist for the Daily News, I attended what was billed as the first-ever Philly flash mob of that golden age.
Here (via Nexis, since Philly.com's archives policy is also still stuck in 2003) is the top of my exclusive report from Sept. 6, 2003:
Will Bunch
As noted in the comments section earlier today, Your Blogger is one Dirty (expletive deleted) Hippie who totally supports a revival of nuclear power in America, with President Obama announcing some baby steps in that direction earlier today. In 2010, the case for nuclear power is obvious: 1) The threat from greenhouse gases to our planet is real, and safe nuclear plants are a solution and 2) Unlike, say, the coal industry, where Americans die in order to produce energy every year, there have been operating nuclear plants for decades in the country with no fatalities from radiation.
But it wasn't always a slam-dunk issue. It's not surprising that in 1979 there were a lot of Americans who opposed nuclear power, considering that the near-meltdown at Three Mile Island took place that year. Also, what to do with spent nuclear fuel remains a problem, although today the issues are as much political as they are technological. So it's a little silly, in my opinion, for Matt Drudge to come out and make fun of all the artists who played at a "No Nukes" concert 31 years ago. Times change -- global warming wasn't even on the radar screen then. The only thing we can say with any certainty today about a "No Nukes" concert is...that it produced some great music. Here's the best video online from that show: a Young Elvis-ish Bruce doing "Thunder Road." Enjoy it -- regardless of your political persuasion:
Will Bunch
This is a tough one:
"Haven't thought a darn thing about the politics of this. I'm thinking about this good, active, speed-loving event that a lot of Alaskans, too, are really into. We've got our snow-machine races up there, and this is, of course, on a much greater scale, same type of sport though, same type of breath-taking, speed-loving, All-American event that we like to see up north."
Will Bunch
The NYT's Bob Herbert does Philly:
Gov. Ed Rendell likes to tell a story that goes back to his days as mayor of Philadelphia.
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1. Ricky Nolasco dominant: The Marlins bullpen needed a break and they needed it bad. Thankfully, Ricky Nolasco took to the mound and gave the Fish a much needed complete-game shutout. Picking up his 12th win of the season, Nolasco struck out six batters and only allowed four hits. Nolasco did not allow a hit until the fifth inning when Michael Morse singled.
2. Offensive support: The Marlins topped eight runs on Edwin Jackson and the Nationals. Giancarlo Stanton was dominant as usual hitting his 33rd home run totaling two hits and an RBI on the day. Justin Ruggiano and Rob Brantly both had RBIs and doubles as well. Greg Dobbs was 3-for-4 on the day but did not record an RBI. It was an impressive game for the Fish.
3. Nationals non-existent: Only four hits for the Nationals was not the day the team wanted. Bryce Harper was one of those four players to record hits. Chad Tracy recorded his seventh double and was the only extra base hit the Nationals had all game long. The team left four batters on-base and was 0-for-4 with runners in scoring position.
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Identifying myself with Candy corns!http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/...lCandyCorn.pngAnd now for my dramtic coming out that does not matter because nobody reads signatures! http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/...eCandyCorn.gifHave you any interest at all in TvTropes? Click on this thing and several of your wildest dreams will come true.Also I made a tumblr because I hate myself. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/12681553/corns/tumblrcorn.png And now these days you will find me mostly on the tumbr. I do love you much forums. We had a good go of it. But tumblr fits a person with my attention span so much better. I still check here often, but I do not post as much. Fell free to contact me where ever, and if unsure, assume I love you.
I got fed up with the spoiler dungeon in my previous signature. It was confusing and I did not like it. The basics boil down to this: The guy in my avatar is some variation on the work of stock photographer Gilles DeCruyenaere, probably edited insanely by a person who is super awesome. There is a fifty percent chance that that person is Ash, but sometimes other people get in on it too. AVATAR BY NIMZ WHO IS AMAZING
And Rose did remark that Sburb seems to favour redundancy in the reproductive process of universes.
If The Scratch was a reliable process, it wouldn't need to start as many sessions as it did.
Here, Doc Scratch says that failures are common, but Scratches are only meant to be used in emergencies like with the Kids (though their situation is still rare).
I guess it wasn't explitly said that Scratches are rare, but I'd think it is because it doesn't happen with all failures, only with real emergencies where victory is not possible.
So with players just generally being bad, they probably don't have chance to get a Scratch. Players who create a null or void session? Most likely they do.
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Considering that to execute a Scratch you have to deal with Denizens and be able to defeat the hardest non-boss monsters in the game, it's actually quite likely that Scratches are relatively rare and exist for one broad scenario:
When the powers of the Horrorterrors, Lord English, or anything else that is ever powerful enough to affect a session arranges things so that the game cannot be won due to circumstances that are not the fault of the players involved. Temporal paradoxes, terminal cancer, whatever.
Either this scenario is quite rare, or Sburb is far more glitchy than Dave's artifacts.
Everyone Sburb killed deserved exactly what they got, and it was all for the best. Team Sburb unite!
Has anybody posted "Team Fuck Shit Up is Skipper Plumbthroat" yet?
"The glass is twice as large as necessary. And that worries me."
Because hypothetical universes are the best universes.
Not in those words I don't think
but the general idea, yes.
Some theories about what will come after Homestuck:
Structure of MSPA so far:
Adventure 1, Adventure 2, Adventure 3, Midnight Crew, Adventure 4.
Structure of Homestuck so far:
Act 1, Act 2, Act 3, Midnight Crew Intermission, Act 4, Act 5 (Act 1, Act 2, otermission, Cascade), Lord English Intermission, Act 6 (Act 1, Intermission 1, Act 2, Intermission 2, Act 3, to be continued).
IDE/Theory: MSPA after Homestuck will be based on this pattern. The adventure after Homestuck will be bifurcated to an extent not previously seen in MSPA, and conclude with an hour long movie. Then there will be something else like the Midnight Crew adventure, but about something from the Lord English Intermission. Then there will be an adventure broken into seven parts, then one more adventure, and then MSPA will end.
IDE/Theory: The entire of the adventure immediately after Homestuck will be very similar in style to Act 1 of Homestuck.
IDE/Theory: The purpose of Homestuck was just to build a fanbase. The adventure after Homestuck will somehow rely on having a big, active fanbase.
I have a theory, or maybe it'd be more accurately described as a fear?
Jack might die soon. Having Jailstuck going on makes me think of other times when there has been extra focus on certain characters for a while in the lead up to their deaths.
Maybe we'll get a Prospitian jail walkaround first? A stabaround?? John, Rose, Kanaya, Equius etc. all got to have a little stroll before their demise.
I'm also theorizing/hoping that a pony or horse gets stabbed. At some earlier point in time I complained that none of the Jacks were stabbing ponies and lamented that none were even within a reasonable proximity to any ponies that could potentially be stabbed within the grounds of the plot. But then a while later we saw Slick take a nosedive into a sea practically surrounded by stallions, and now Jack is playing Jailbreak which is almost notorious for its slight horse content... It has gone from seeming almost impossible for a pony to get stabbed, to seeming almost inevitable that a pony will get stabbed.
Or maybe Mr Hussie is just fucking with my mind.
It's also not their fault that they suck, as they themselves and their state of "being people who just suck really bad" are the product of a series of events that are outside of their control.
I don't think we can really take Doc's word for anything anyway though. He's full of shit in general, and only really seems to say things for his own purposes. He needed the kids to perform the reset in order for the scratched universe to exist, and describing the process as an inbuilt function of the game which sounded suited the kids' needs was just the way to get them to do it.
I wouldn't be surprised if you're really not supposed to scratch that thing at all. It's like telling a child to break their hard drive to get their parents to replace it. Yeah, it works, but not because the hard drive was intentionally designed with that in mind. The manufacturer probably wouldn't put something like that in the instruction manual... "This has been designed specifically to be damaged. If you have any problems, just break it, and its destruction will signal a nearby parental drone to REBOOT the system with their WALLET."
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On the other hand, if it's existing right there where any player can get at it...
It really makes more sense to look at it like this: Skaia makes a bunch of players with a bunch of configurations and throws them at a planet. For the most part, these planets aren't explicitly designed to pop out perfectly players. They're just places. So when the time comes for the players to circle back around and enter, there's no guarantee they're ready for anything more than participating in their own creation. If one group has a problem player (a sociopath, someone with limited control over their body, perhaps even someone who is too emotionally scarred to really participate reliably), Skaia doesn't care. It made there be lots of players for a reason.
But it keeps track. If every game in a batch is doomed to failure, that suggests outside influence, so the one session with the best odds is given the fate of rebooting existence. It's suicidal yes, but it pays off. And ultimately, only one group in any given set of sessions needs to scratch. Even if they're the only ones reborn on the other end, Skaia is still actually ensuring that they'll (er rather, their ancestors'll) be ready this time around.
To use a reproductive analogy, the males of a given species release a lot of gametes when trying to impregnate a female. They're certainly not upset that most of these gametes will be unsuccessful in finding a female counterpart - only one needs to. But if they all fail in this, it's a sign that it's time to try again, because that universe has got to gestate somehow and wait this is supposed to be a metaphor why am I invoking universes now
Everyone Sburb killed deserved exactly what they got, and it was all for the best. Team Sburb unite!
Bro Dirk could evenly match a 3x prototyped Jack Noir who killed the BK outright. Grandpa Harley saved John pretty much effortlessly. Nana Egbert/Crocker healed John. And Mom Roxy was a pretty formidable fighter.
The beginning success of their session was almost entirely due to the guardians. It all just went to shit when Bec got prototyped (something that can't happen in a non-prototyped session) so Skaia has accounted for all ends and put the most resourceful players in the game.
IDE/Theory: The Homestuck books will be in this way:
Homestuck Book 3: Act 3 + Intermission.
Homestuck Book 4: Act 4 + Epilogue.
Homestuck Book 5: Act 5 Act 1.
Homestuck Book 6: Act 5 Act 2 up till Wake (AKA Horrorstuck).
Homestuck Book 7: Act 5 Act 2 from Wake till end.
I'm not sure about the rest of the books though.
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Act 1.0: 0247 pgs, 010,800 words, 162 pg book
Act 2.0: 0511 pgs, 024,045 words, 280 pg book
Act 3.0: 0395 pgs, 017,710 words, ???
Int 1 .0: 0204 pgs, 007,959 words, ???
Act 4.0: 0631 pgs, 056,292 words, ???
Act 5.1: 0637 pgs, 061,343 words, ???
Act 5.2: 1485 pgs, 157,477 words, ???
Int 2 .0: 0002 pgs, 000,016 words, ???
The word counts were gathered by copying the search function into a word document. Dates are counted as words, as are ==>s, but this data does not account for the length or words of flashes, which become more plentiful as time progresses (5.1 excluded).
From this data, act three + first intermission would fit into a book perfectly. However, act four has twice the words and a quarter again the pictures of act two (and the second book is around 90 pages longer then any other MSPA books), so it will most likely need to be broken down. Act 5.1 even more so.
And obviously the second intermission is going to need its own book.
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I think that prospit might start working for Lord English. Since Lord English wants the players to create a new universe they're kinda already doing it but if the players start to realize what's going on and maybe make a change of plans Prospit is likely to start serving him more directly.
I immediately noticed that 95% of everyone on the opposite side of every argument were complete idiots. After a while, however, I started to realise that 90% of everyone on my side of every argument were also idiots. Then I realised that statistically, that meant there is a 90% chance that I am an idiot. And now I don't post on the Bioware forums anymore.
Just realized, we haven't seen any spidermoms on Jake's island yet...
Something tells me he's in for a bad time in those ruins.
Image tags broken for now it seems...
On the other hand, there might be a virgin mother grub down there/around the island somewhere. UU would probably tell Jake how and why to get a Matriorb, thus helping him bring hope back to the trolls. But there probably are spidermoms around somewhere...
Not likely to be a Mother Grub actually, since if there was the Condesce could remake her whole species.
Everyone Sburb killed deserved exactly what they got, and it was all for the best. Team Sburb unite!
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It would not surprise me if her ship was still littered with the corpses of the crew, though. I mean, she'd kept all those lusii for no reason.
Everyone Sburb killed deserved exactly what they got, and it was all for the best. Team Sburb unite!
Gl'bgolyb would vast glub any of her attempts. The fact that there was something to vast glub suggests to me that She had a mother grub.
Unless she was just ecto-cloning the bodies of her subordinates. That wouldn't need a mother grub.
Not to shoot down my own theory or anything.
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Andrew Hussie stated about Doc Scratch that he was careful to make it so that he never lied except by omission. As such, we must assume that this is part of his character. As such, we must assume that the Scratch is a normal mechanic.
Everyone Sburb killed deserved exactly what they got, and it was all for the best. Team Sburb unite!
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July 22, 2013 The beloved star of the Metropolitan Opera is revered for her portrayals of Puccini heroines, especially Madama Butterfly. Her service to opera includes creating the Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation, which supports emerging singers.
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July 17, 2013 Touring the world with Valery Gergiev and Joshua Bell is the opportunity of a lifetime for 120 teenage musicians taking part in the first National Youth Orchestra of the United States, organized by Carnegie Hall. Can their experience give a boost to classical music more generally?
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June 24, 2013 31-year-old American mezzo Jamie Barton had a double win at the prestigious Welsh competition. She walked away Sunday with both the main prize and the song award.
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June 12, 2013 Composer Mark Adamo has made his mark turning classic books, including Little Women and the Greek drama Lysistrata, into operas. His latest, The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, covers more sensitive territory, examining the titular figure's relationship to Jesus — outside the canonical Bible.
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June 10, 2013 Vadym Kholodenko, 26, of Ukraine, takes home the $50,000 purse, plus three years of professional management. But, he says, the rankings don't mean that much. It's interesting for the audience, Kholodenko says, but in life it's "not so important."
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Robert Ward won a Pulitzer for bringing Arthur Miller's play The Crucible to the opera stage.
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Eristicophis macmahoni ALCOCK & FINN, 1897
Can you confirm these amateur observations of Eristicophis macmahoni?
Eristicophis macmahoni
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|Higher Taxa
|Viperidae, Viperinae, Alethinophidia, Serpentes, Squamata (snakes)
|Common Names
|E: McMahons Desert Viper, Asian sand viper
G: McMahon-Viper
|Eristicophis macmahonii ALCOCK & FINN 1897: 564
Eristicophis mcmahoni — WALL 1911: 1042
Eristicophis macmahoni — SMITH 1943: 493
Eristicophis macmahoni — WELCH 1994: 63
Eristicophis macmahonii— MCDIARMID, CAMPBELL & TOURÉ 1999: 382
Eristicophis macmahoni — PHELPS 2010
Eristicophis macmahoni — WALLACH et al. 2014: 284
|E Iran, S Afghanistan, W Pakistan
Type locality: Amirchah, 3300 feet elevation; Zeh, 2500 feet elevation; Drana Koh; Robat I., 4300 feet elevation. Map legend:
- Region according to the TDWG standard, not a precise distribution map.
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|syntypes: ZSI 14179–84
Type species: Eristicophis macmahonii ALCOCK & FINN 1897: 564 is the type species of the genus Eristicophis ALCOCK & FINN 1897.
|named after Captain McMahon, C.I.E., British Commissioner, who helped with collecting specimens.
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