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John Newton Faith; born 28 Nov 1855 Whitfield; died 24 Mar 1910 Burnet, TX; parents John Faith and Luvina Readwine.
Harris G Seins, died 26 Jan 1911, Cisco, Eastland, TX. Born 22 April 1886, Dalton. Parents: Henry L Seins and Elizabeth Silridge (both born Dalton). Occupation: Salesman.
Ruby Larsen, died 12 Jan 1913, Harris County, TX. Born 13 Sept 1892, Dalton GA. Parents: Not listed. Occupation: Trained nurse.
Dock Michel Hicks; born 21 June 1869 Whitfield; died 20 Dec 1921 Comanche TX; parents J J Hicks and Redwine.
Marvin W Stanton; born 13 Feb 1859 Whitfield; died 21 Apr 1923 El Paso TX; parents J W Stanton and Lucenda W Hale
Mrs. Francis Coker; born 30 Sept 1855 Whitfield; died 10 May 1926 Sidney, Comanche, TX; parents Lewis Redwine and Saylors.
G A Miller, died 4 Jan 1929, Marshall, Harrison TX. Born 18 Feb 1860, Dalton GA. Parents: C G Miller (born Germany) and Setzapanot (born Germany). Occupation: Carpenter.
William M Messimer; born 1853 Whitfield; died 31 Oct 1930 Winsboro, Wood Co TX; parents J P Messimer, Julz.
Emma E Brooker, died 31 January 1931, Tarrant County, TX. Widowed. Born 4 July 1854, Dalton GA. Parents: A Fitzgerald (born TN) and Mary A Loughey (born GA). Spouse: W H Brooker.
Augustus Lafayette Blanton, died 28 June 1935, McGregor, McLennan, TX. Born 4 Dec 1864 Dalton GA. Parents: James Blanton and Edith Smith (both born GA). Spouse: Chester High Blanton. Occupation: Mail Messenger.
Lula Elizabeth Mcentire; born 2 July 1867 Whitfield; died 16 Sept 1936 McLennan Co TX; parents John Devoult Isenhower and Mary Barnett; spouse J R Mcentire.
Mamie Hunsucker Reid; born 13 Nov 1884 Cohutta GA; died 27 Nov 1937 McLennan Co TX; parents: W D Hunsucker and Sally Martin; Spouse M F Reid
Millard Filmore Reid; born 26 Sept 1877 Cohutta GA; died 1 Apr 1938 McLennan Co TX; parents: M C Reid and Anne Reid.
Edward Coke Cudd; born 26 June 1856 Whitfield; died 27 July 1939 Ochiltree Co TX; parents Joshua Cudd and Mary Elizabeth Baily.
Joseph Gordon Robertson, died 10 March 1939, Ft Worth, TX. Born Dalton GA. Son of Joseph Gordon Robertson and Rebecca Roper (both born Dalton). Spouse Allie May Robertson. Occupation: Farmer.
Mrs Fannie Medora Miller, died 1 Oct 1939, Marshall, Harrison, TX. Born 4 Jan 1864, Dalton GA. Parents: Washington Nichols (born NC) and unknown Wood (born NC). Occupation: Housewife.
Charles Pierce Sebastian, died 30 March 1939, Arlington, TX. Born 10 August 1874, Dalton GA. Parents: Henry Sebastian and Sally Mary Sebastian (both born GA). Occupation: Ranch Farmer.
Nancy Levenia Ellender; born 14 May 1849 Whitfield; died 10 Feb 1940 Galveston TX; parents: Prather and Span; spouse Joseph William Ellender.
Alex. Washington Frix; born 21 June 1859 Whitfield; died 9 Oct 1940 Brownwood TX; parents George Frix and Georgie Muckles.
Mary C Miller, died 11 July 1941, Farmersville, Colin Co TX. Born 14 Jan 1867, Dalton GA. Parents: Andy Gladden and Angilien Buff (both born in GA). Married.
Mary (Mattie Adeline) Wagner, died 23 May 1943, Dennison, Grayson Co, TX. Widow. Born 29 June 1870, Dalton, GA. Parents: L Nailer and unknown (both born GA).
Thomas Wesley Ferguson; born 10 Jan 1860 Whitfield; died 8 Dec 1944 Paradise, Wise Co TX; parents John Ferguson and Sarah Collins
John Thomas White; born 4 Jan 1857 Whitfield; died 17 June 1945, Johnson Co TX; parents: James Addison White and Nancy Whitener
Taylor Robert Sneed; born 27 Sept 1884 Cohutta GA; died 6 July 1945 Galveston TX; parents Sneed.
Fred R Anderson; born 25 Sept 1881 Cohutta GA; died 14 Oct 1946 Waco, McLennan Co TX; parents J B Anderson and Octavia Smith
John James Simmons, died 29 Jan 1948, Dallas, Dallas, TX. Born 24 Apr 1862, Dalton, GA. Parents: T J Simmons and Carrie King (both born in GA). Married. Occupation: Wholesale Grocer.
Nettie McKinney; born 22 Sept 1867 Whitfield Co ; died 4 Oct 1949 Amarillo TX
Sarah E Cook; born 12 May 1862, Whitfield; died 22 Jan 1951 Bowie TX; parents: P K Messimer and Jane McDonald.
Mamie Evelyn White; born 15 Sept 1884 Cohutta GA; died 8 Sept 1951 Whichita Falls, TX. Parents: W J Stonecipher and Dalial Messimer
James T Odell; born 9 Apr 1875 Whitfield; died 16 Oct 1951 Bunn, Hays, TX; parents: William Levy Odell and Mary J Howard
Newton Hill Click; born 7 Jan 1881 Whitfield Co GA; died 7 Dec 1951 Amarillo, Potter TX; parents MV Click and Mary Josephine Bennett
Minnie Jane Rackley, died 2 July 1951, Buda, Hays Co TX. Born 19 Sept 1871, Dalton Co GA. Parents: George W Anderson and Jane Jolley (both born GA).
Julian L Reid; born 6 Sept 1891 Cohutta; died 15 Apr 1953 Baytown, Harris Co TX; parents McKenlie Reid and Anne Parnell
Jeannie Catherine Hall; born 6 Aug 1868 Whitfield; died 30 Dec 1954 Johnson Co TX; parents Hamilton R Parsons and Rhoda Vick
Sarah Elizabeth Boman, died 26 Oct 1954, Clifton, Bosque, TX. Born 30 Sept 1851, Dalton GA. Parents: not listed. Occupation: Domestic.
Mrs. Willie Grant Fisher, died 16 Jan 1956, Houston, TX. Born 10 Aug 1866, Dalton GA. Parents: William Grant (born VA) and Elizabeth McCarty(born GA). Occupation: Housewife.
Katherine Davison, died 12 Jan 1957, Dallas, TX. Born 6 Jan 1891, Dalton, GA. Parents: Stanford Greeson and blank. Married.
Tilitha Caroline Miller, died 8 April 1858, Merkel, Taylor, Texas. Born 9 June 1863, Dalton GA. Parents: Felix Bradley and Sarah Chapman. Widowed. Occupation: Housewife.
Lewis A Hembree, died 22 April 1959, Temple, Bell, Texas. Born 6 April 1893, Dalton, GA. Parents: James M Hembree and Moley Moore. Occupation: Body Man.
Pauline Sebastian, died 7 Nov 1960, Dallas, TX. Born 25 Nov 1869, Dalton GA. Parents: Sam Stewart and Mary Tucker.
Mary Standifer, died 16 Mar 1964, Wichita Falls, TX. Born 1 July 1877, Dalton GA. Parents: B C Hunsucker and unknown Gilbert. Widowed.
Loudonna Magdalene Payne, died 3 May 1968, Hidalgo, TX. Born 12 Oct 1874, Dalton GA. Parents: Jesse Payne and Sarah Isbell. Occupation: ladies clothing design.
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The American Spirit Lives as Western Art Thrives: America Is Celebrating the Bicentennial of Lewis and Clark's Epic Journey with Events and Exhibits over the Next Two Years. Art Dealers Say That the Marketplace for Western Art Has Never Been Stronger
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America has long had a love affair With myth and legend. Two hundred years ago, President Thomas Jefferson commissioned a military expedition to seek the fabled Northwest Passage, a supposed waterway course linking the Great Lakes and the Mississippi headwaters to the Pacific Ocean. In the spring of 1804, Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and their Corps of Discovery cast off from St. Louis in a 55-foot keelboat and two smaller pirogues, to find that transcontinental path through the Louisiana Territory to the Pacific Coast.
The 33 men of the expedition--joined along the way by fur trader Toussaint Char bonneau and his young Native American bride, Sacagewea--battled upstream on the mighty Missouri River, encamped for the entire winter of 1804-1805 in what is now Mandan, N.D., and portaged over mountain range after mountain range until they reached Oregon in 1805. They never discovered the fabled Northwest Passage, but they encountered wondrous new lands and peoples, flora and fauna. Lewis and Clark's journey has long captured the nation's and its artists' imaginations, while the romantic idea of the American West took on mythical proportions.
In many ways, Western art, from its beginnings in the 1830s through today, tells the story of America, starting with the Corps of Discovery--official name of the Lewis and Clark Expedition--and the native cultures and vast open landscapes they encountered. The genre epitomizes the American pioneer spirit, independence, and the country's unique history.
As Walter Kirn wrote in Time magazine, "What Lewis and Clark and their party finally found-although they didn't know it at the time--was not a path between the oceans but a story whose power to challenge and absorb would bridge the more profound gap between their day and ours, between that age of new possibilities glimpsed and this one of unforeseen upheavals survived."
Although the Lewis and Clark Expedition itself did not include artists (unlike later surveys), the West and the expedition itself have been memorialized in Western genre art from almost then until now, in works by artists such as Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Moran, George Caleb Bingham, Charles M. Russell, Karl Bodmer, George Catlin, and Edgar S. Paxson. Today's contemporary, historical and Western artists, too, are exploring the landscapes and indigenous peoples and wildlife encountered by the Corps of Discovery.
Indeed, a new book, "Art of the Lewis & Clark Trail," by Jeff Evenson (Whisper'n Water, 2003), includes both classic paintings as well as works by modern era artists of the West such as Michael Haynes, Robert Batemen, Ron Ukrainetz, Gary Lucy, Charles Fritz and John Clymer. In reading the journals kept by Lewis, Clark and other expedition members, Evenson was struck by their descriptions of a land not yet developed.
"Lewis, when he stood at the Great Falls of the Missouri, wrote that he wished he had brought an artist along," notes Evenson, who included Fritz' painting, "Captain Lewis Arriving at the Great Falls of the Missouri-June 13, 1805."
Nationwide Interest
There are a number of related major art exhibitions on view now or coming soon, including the Smithsonian Institution's traveling "George Catlin and His Indian Gallery," slated to be shown in Houston, from Oct. 10, 2004 - Jan. 16, 2005, and then in New York, Feb. 26 - Aug. 7, 2005.
And Montana painter Charles Fritz, in collaboration with the Montana Museum of Art and Culture at the University of Montana-Missoula, has created a national traveling exhibit of paintings devoted to the Corps of Discovery. Five years ago, Fritz began to travel along the Lewis and Clark Trail. Since then, he notes, "I have traveled the whole route twice, cumulatively."
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In the summer of 1931, Eliot Ness and the Untouchables were putting in seemlngly endless days and nights against both the illicit whiskey and narotics that were flooding Chicago. One night they are paid a visit by a despondent Captain Johnson of the Chicago PD. It seems as though Johnson just conducted a raid which netted 50 narcotics addicts and one of them happened to be his son Buzz. He asks Ness to talk to Buzz behind bars for him. Ness does so and is informed by Buzz that he got the drugs from a pusher named Peepers. Buzz is released and sent to a treatment center by his father. Meanwhile, Peepers is castigated by his supplier, Sal Rudin, for getting a cop's kid hooked on dope.
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On the night of August 11, 1931, Artie Tresh boards the Magnolia Special bound for New Orleans. He gets shot in his compartment by Wally, a torpedo who works for Rudin. Ness, who was traveling on the same train, discovers the body and arranges for it to be shipped back to Chicago to the morgue where it's identified by an African-American trumpet player named Howl Temple. Temple knew Tresh from their jazz playing days on the road.
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- 1 small red onion, halved, thinly sliced shopping list
- Large pinch of dried crushed red pepper or to taste shopping list
- 1 1/2 pounds chicken cutlets, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-wide strips shopping list
- 1 8-ounce package stringless sugar snap peas shopping list
How to make it
- Cook rice according to package directions. Cover to keep warm; set aside.
- Meanwhile, whisk juice, soy sauce, and cornstarch in medium bowl until cornstarch dissolves. Mix in orange peel.
- Heat oil in large wok or nonstick skillet over high heat. Add onion and crushed red pepper. Stir-fry 30 seconds. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Add to wok and stir-fry until onion is crisp-tender and chicken is just cooked through, about 4 minutes. Add sugar snap peas and juice mixture. Toss until sauce thickens and comes to boil and peas are crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Serve with rice.
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one o my favorite little puns. i might be tempted to re-draw this someday. my use of color here sucked.
Everyone has said more than enough about this duck! ^^ So awesome
That's fantastic. Love it.
duck butt..sjadk xD
that duck is a legend!
That is the best duck I have ever seen
You should have put the buttons in Guitar Hero order
have I told you that I love this picture?
giggle and look again
Hehehehe this is like when I hear bloody knuckles... I think of Knuckles from Sonic the hedgehog all bloodied up...
Sonic Boom
Spiked Link
The list goes on...or it doesn't, but it may...
Sonic Boom
Spiked Link
The list goes on...or it doesn't, but it may...
my favorite phrase with a "duck" in it: "sick my duck" mb u could do ur magic and visualize it?
THE DUCK'S NAME SHOULD BE TOM! And if you're smart you'd know why because he's peeping
Yup, call the ambulance, 'cause i just
For duck's sake! Have some decency you little feathered... perv.
aw i love the duck
so that's the duck they serve...>.> wondered about that..
Damn, that pun is going to be stuck in my head for a VERY long time XD
Ha, love duckies.
Always wondered why they looked like they are smiling
Always wondered why they looked like they are smiling
thats so cute
cutest pun ever! I love the little duck!
yep, that's the duck that raped my friend
yep, that's the duck that raped my friend
omg that duck needs some free bread!!!!!!!! I love that duck forever now
I love how the ducks just.. staring. XD
Anyway, I like the use of colour.
Anyway, I like the use of colour.
That it so true..
you naughty little duck
That where we get the phrase "Lucky Duck"? LOL
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Skip to comments.Sabbatical program may help US military keep women in the ranks
Posted on 01/12/2014 4:18:19 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Navy Cmdr. Valerie Overstreet wanted to start a family. But her job as a Navy pilot and the fact that she and her husband, also a naval officer, were stationed in different parts of the country made it complicated.
So she decided to take advantage of a fledgling Navy program that allowed her to take a year off and return to duty without risking her career or future commands.
Now, three years later, she's got a 2-year-old daughter and a 9-month old son, she's back at work at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., and her promotion to captain has been confirmed....
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
LOL, too lazy to read the whole thing, and maybe it's not a bad idea but she didn't take one year off and end up with a 2 year old and a 9 month old.
Because if she can do that, she's superwoman!
Service is sacrifice! This is bunk.
Some pigs are more equal than other pigs. Why a white male would serve in the military under these people is beyond me.
Why does anyone care about keeping them in?
So are they offering this same program to men?
The progressive left control not only the debate, but its parameters. They have thus declared that "we" somehow need women in the military... at any cost. No debate. No questions allowed.
The father and mother aren't stationed together yet they want kids. And now they're apart again.
You don't get it - the kids are with the mother. The father is not considered necessary.
Yeeeaaaahhhh, I'm sure they do...
"Across the military services, leaders are experimenting with programs that will give valued officers and enlisted troops, men and women, the incentive to stay"
That's a load.
You know they're lying when you get an email with the words "Retention Board" in the subject and are told to get your fitness history and past five performance reports ready.
doubt guys can take advantage.
then again this ain't the army anymore.
The father and mother arent stationed together yet they want kids. And now theyre apart again.
And, it appears, the mother and the children are not even together. She has returned to her job at the Naval Academy,so where are the little ones? In the care of strangers, I suspect.
Lincoln Military Housing offers 16 military communities in Annapolis, comprised of 336 homes servicing the United States Naval Academy.
The city is rich in history and heritage: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson once strolled the picturesque streets near Annapolis harbor, and, today, its downtown has been established as a National Historic District, housing some of the finest 17th and 18th Century buildings in the country.
The first three months of my being stationed at Ft. Lewis consisted of in-processing reservists to active duty for the First Gulf War. The next six months consisted of normal in/out processing with the addition of ridiculous numbers of pregnant females being rotated out of the AO of the First Gulf War. The last three months at Ft. Lewis consisted of out-processing reservists from the First Gulf War.
If military service females want to get equal treatment, then they need those long lasting birth control injections/IUD's. Otherwise, it's not really equal, is it? BTW, rumor had it that our sister Finance unit had females get busted for prostitution during 1GW. Pissed me off cuz there was a Filipina girl I had the hots for in that unit and I rotated out of GE 1 day prior to stop loss.
I am quite familiar with Annapolis, as it is the beautiful capital of my state, Maryland. Not sure why you sent me the info...
The whole country is still there:
Not sure if under this same name but there are broadening opportunities that folks can compete for (i.e. congressional fellowship, academy instructor, foreign areas officer, etc).
Bing bing bing bing!!!!
yeah not quite the same is it
Well I know a couple of active duty (male) folks who did a sabbatical while instructing at USMA. Army claims it wants to start this type of thing more for officers during late Captaincy (sp). We'll see if it pans out. Not to sound like the next Gloria Allred, I just believe in getting all the facts out there an basing opinions on that, leave emotions to the other side.
Does the military allow fathers to do what they are allowing mothers?
Not some sabbatical or position they have to compete for.
Equality means it goes both ways.
"Why does anyone care about keeping them in?"
Because much of the military has been turned into a huge government "workfare" program. When Bush II went to war against Iraq, one of the big papers here in NJ had a feature story about a military couple who had both been called up (forcing them to leave their children with family).
Absolutely bizarre...
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Whale Tales: People of the Whales and Climate Change in the Azores
Version of Record online: 14 SEP 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1949-8535.2011.00029.x
Copyright © 2011 by The American Geographical Society of New York
Focus on Geography
Volume 54, Issue 3, pages 75–90, Fall 2011
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How to Cite
Sakakibara, C. (2011), Whale Tales: People of the Whales and Climate Change in the Azores. Focus on Geography, 54: 75–90. doi: 10.1111/j.1949-8535.2011.00029.x
Editors' Note:Dr. Chie Sakakibara was a recipient of the 11thAnnual McColl Family Fellowship which is administered through the American Geographical Society. Her fieldwork in the Azores was funded by the fellowship and the results of her research appear in this article.
Publication History
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Hurne, Mark and Aaron West. "Broadcast News & Media through Film." Criterion Close-Up (August 10, 2015)
Empire of the Sun (USA: Steven Spielberg, 1987: 152 mins)
Benedict, Steven. "The Techniques and Themes of Steven Spielberg." Vimeo (August 8, 2012)
Ishtar (USA: Mike Nichols, 1987: 107 mins)
May, Elaine and Mike Nichols. "Mike Nichols, Part 1." Close Up #6a (December 2014) ["In this special two-part episode of The Close-Up, we pay tribute to the late Mike Nichols. For Part 1, we present a conversation between Mike Nichols and Elaine May after a screening of May's "Ishtar" here at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in 2006."]
The Journey (also known as Resan) (Australia/Canada/Denmark/Finland/Italy/Japan/New Zealand/Soviet Union/Sweden/Norway: Peter Watkins, 1987: 873 mins)
Sicinski, Michael. "Nuclear Nightmares, Mapped: Peter Watkins' The Journey." Keyframe (October 25, 2014) ["Watkins' 873-minute global documentary focuses on nuclear proliferation and unmasks why we can't envision a better, safer world."
King Lear (USA: Jean-Luc Godard, 1987: 90 mins)
Brody, Richard. "An Exile in Paradise." The New Yorker (November 20, 2000)
Rosenbaum, Jonathan. "The Importance of Being Perverse (Godard's KING LEAR)." (Originally published in the Chicago Reader: April 8, 1988)
The Last Emperor (China/Italy/UK/France: Bernardo Bertolucci, 1987: 163 mins)
Feinberg, Scott. "Bernardo Bertolucci, Through Trials and Travails, Maintains That Cinema 'Is Life'" The Hollywood Reporter (November 30, 2013)
Law of Desire (Spain: Pedro Almodóvar, 1987: 102 mins)
Greven, David. "Making Love While the Bullets Fly: Plata Quemada (Burnt Money), Representation, and Queer Masculinity." Bright Lights Film Journal #80 (May 2013)
Love Rites (France: Walerian Borowczyk, 1987: 100 mins)
Lee, Kevin B. "When Porn Goes Deep: Love Rites." Keyframe (September 14, 2015) ["A fearless Walerian Borowczyk offers up the cruel base instincts of male desire, as well as the inner resolve of a woman to overcome them."]
Near Dark (USA: Kathryn Bigelow, 1987: 94 mins)
Henriksen, Lance, Mike Mayo and Edward G. Pettit. "Near Dark." The Projection Booth #122 (July 9, 2013) ["Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark is a hybrid vampire film in which "The V Word" is never uttered. We discuss this film, penned by screenwriter Eric Red, and other vampire flicks this episode."]
Raising Arizona (USA: Joel Coen, 1987: 94 mins)
Orr, Christopher. "Raising Arizona: Come for the infant abduction, stay for the yodeling." The Atlantic (September 9, 2014)
Robocop (USA: Paul Verhoeven, 1987: 102 mins)
Sweedler, Milo. "Class Warfare in the Robocop Films." Jump Cut #56 (Wineter 2014/2015)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (USA: TV Series, 1987-1998)
Stein, Atara. " Minding One's P's and Q's: Homoeroticism in Star Trek: The Next Generation." Genders #27 (1998)
Vincent (Australia/Belgium: Paul Cox, 1987: 105 mins)
Cook, Adam. "Vincent Van Gogh In Cinema: A multilayered portrait emerges." Keyframe (May 22, 2016)
Wings of Desire (West Germany/France: Wim Wenders, 1987: 128 mins)
Brockmann, Stephen. "Der Himmel über Berlin (1987): Berlin, City of Angels." A Critical History of German Film Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2010: 398-409. [Professor has copy of the book]
Withnail and I (UK: Bruce Robinson, 1987: 107 mins)
Arikan, Ali and Peter Labuza. "Withnail and I." The Cinephiliacs #7 (November 5, 2012)
Akira (Japan: Katsuhiro Ohtomo, 1988: 124 mins)
Knudsen, Tyler. "How to Remake Akira." (Posted on Youtube: January 3, 2015)
Smalley, G. "Akira." 366 Weird Movies (December 11, 2013)
Alice (Czechoslovakia/Switzerland/UK/West Germany: Jan Svankmajer, 1988: 86 mins)
Smalley, G. "Alice (1988)." 366 Weird Movies (January 19, 2011)
Beetlejuice (USA: Tim Burton, 1988: 92 mins)
Kuersten, Erich. "Quilty Makes This World: 12 Tricksters (CinemArchetype #1)." Acidemic (January 23, 2012)
Camp de Thiaroye (Senegal/Algeria/Tunisia: Ousmane Sembene and Thierno Faty Sow, 1988: 157 mins)
Ford, Hamish. "From Otherness 'Over There' to Virtual Presence: Camp de Thiaroye - The Battle of Algiers - Hidden. Postcolonial Cinema Studies. ed. Sandra Ponzanesi & Marguerite Waller. NY: Routledge, 2012: 63-77. [Available in BCTC Library PN1995.9 P6 P68 2012]
Damnation (Hungary: Bela Tarr, 1988: 116 mins)
Cutler, Aaron. "Multiple Vision Deciphering the isolated gazes in the films of Béla Tarr." Multiple Image Source (February 2012)
Dangerous Liaisons (USA/UK: Stephen Frears, 1988: 119 mins)
Merrick, Amy. "Living In: Dangerous Liaisons." Design Sponge (May 10, 2011)
Die Hard (USA: John McTiernan, 1988: 131 mins)
"Die Hard." FlixWise (June 3, 2014)
Distant Voices, Still Lives (UK: Terence Davies, 1988: 85 mins)
Wood, Jason. "Directors of the Year: Terence Davies." International Film Guide: 2012 ed. Ian Hadyn Smith.
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (USA: James Signorelli, 1988: 96 mins)
Collison, Frank, et al. "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark." The Projection Booth #265 (April 5, 2016)
Hairspray (USA: John Waters, 1988: 92 mins)
"Divine Trash (John Waters Special)." Naked Lunch #1 (December 7, 2008)
"John Waters." Close Up #5 (November 2014) ["On the occasion of our comprehensive John Waters retrospective in September, Eugene Hernandez sat down with the director at his New York apartment to talk about his career and influences. For this episode, we're happy to present that conversation as well as one between film critic J. Hoberman and the director after a screening of his 1974 film, 'Female Trouble.'"]
Heathers (USA: Michael Lehmann, 1988: 103 mins)
Merrick, Amy. "Living In: Heathers." Design Sponge (April 26, 2011)
The Last Temptation of Christ (USA/Canada: Martin Scorsese, 1988: 164 mins)
Ballhaus, Michael and Darren J. N. Middleton. "The Last Temptation of Christ." The Projection Booth #107 (March 26, 2013)
Walter, Brian. "Love In The Time of Calvary: Romance and Family Values in Crucifixion Films." Cineaction #88 (2012)
Martin Scorsese - The Art of Silence from Tony Zhou on Vimeo.
My Neighbor Totoro (Japan: Hayao Miyazaki, 1988: 86 mins)
Hogg, Trevor. "Drawn to Anime: A Hayao Miyazaki Profile." Flickering Myth (May 26, 2010)
The Nest (USA: Terence H. Winkless, 1988: 89 mins)
Heumann, Joseph and Robin Murray. ""As beautiful as a butterfly"?: Monstrous cockroach nature and the horror film." Jump Cut #56 (Winter 2014/2015)
On the Silver Globe (Poland: Andrzej Zulawski, 1988: 166 mins)
The Ferroni Brigade. "Beginnings Are Useless: A Conversation with Andrzej Żuławski." Notebook (March 12, 2012)
Patty Hearst (UK/USA: Paul Schrader, 1988: 108 mins)
Brody, Richard. "DVD of the Week: Patty Hearst." The Front Row (June 8, 2011)
Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (USA: Todd Haynes, 1988: 43 mins)
Benyo, Crystina and Sic Ric. "Naked Lunch Radio #12 – Superstar! The Todd Haynes Story." Sound on Sight (December 8, 2008)
Leyda, Julia. ""Something That Is Dangerous and Arousing and Transgressive": An Interview with Todd Haynes." Bright Lights Film Journal #78 (November 2012)
They Live (USA: John Carpenter, 1988: 93 mins)
Marshall, Colin. "Slavoj Žižek's Pervert's Guide to Ideology Decodes The Dark Knight and They Live." Open Culture (September 30, 2013)
Nelson, Ray. "Eight o'Clock in the Morning." (1963 short story that inspired John Carpenter's 1988 film The Live)
Rosenbaum, Jonathan. "Liberals Kick Ass." The Chicago Reader (November 17, 1988)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (USA: Roger Zemeckis, 1988: 104 mins)
Davis, Adam. "Native images: the otherness and affectivity of the digital body." Jump Cut #55 (Fall 2013)
Black Rain (Japan: Shôhei Imamura, 1989: 123 mins)
Hedges, Inez. "Amnesiac memory: Hiroshima/Nagasaki in Japanese film." Jump Cut #55 (Fall 2013)
Boris Godounov (Poland: Andrzej Zulawski, 1989: 115 mins)
The Ferroni Brigade. "Beginnings Are Useless: A Conversation with Andrzej Żuławski." Notebook (March 12, 2012)
The Decalogue (Poland: Krzysztof Kieslowski, 1989: Ten 55 minute episodes)
Greydanus, Sephen D. "#4: The Decalogue." Arts and Faith Top 100 Films (2011)
LoBrutto, Vincent. "Thematic Unity: The Decalogue." Becoming Film Literate: The Art and Craft of Motion Pictures. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2005: 98-106. [BCTC Library: PN1994 L595 2005]
Drugstore Cowboy (USA: Gus van Sant, 1989: 102 mins)
Atkinson, Michael. "Going Places: On the restless career of Gus Van Sant." Moving Image Source (September 17, 2011)
My Nights are More Beautiful Than Your Days (Poland: Andrzej Zulawski, 1989: 110 mins)
The Ferroni Brigade. "Beginnings Are Useless: A Conversation with Andrzej Żuławski." Notebook (March 12, 2012)
New York Stories (USA: Woody Allen, Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese, 1989: 124 mins)
Cook, Adam. "Vincent Van Gogh In Cinema: A multilayered portrait emerges." Keyframe (May 22, 2016)
Pet Semetary (USA: Mary Lambert, 1989: 103 mins)
Hancock, James and Martin Kessler. "The King of Horror." The Wrong Reel #135 (May 16, 2016)
Watson, Garry. "Michael Moore: A Man on a Mission or How Far a Reinvigorated Populism Can Take Us." Cineaction #70 (2006)
The Seventh Continent (Austria: Michael Haneke, 1989: 104 mins)
Dawson, Mike. "Contemporary Obscurity: The Glaciation Trilogy." Left Field Cinema (February 23, 2009)
Frey, Mattias. "Great Directors: Michael Haneke." Senses of Cinema #57 (2010)
Tetsuo, the Iron Man (Japan: Shin'ya Tsukamoto, 1989: 67 mins)
Bleasdale, John. "Tetsuo: Metal Machine Music." Electric Sheep (July 3, 2012)
The Unbelievable Truth (USA: Hal Hartley, 1989: 90 mins)
Hal Hartley Pinewood Dialogues (January 14, 1995) ["Hal Hartley's films are marked by spare, precise visuals, a stylized approach to dialogue that allows characters to speak their innermost thoughts, and an intuitive gift for playing with the conventions of movie-making and storytelling. Playing off the contrast between cerebral characters and quotidian settings, Hartley creates comedic inquiries into the nature of belonging and the search for personal freedom. In the role of writer, director, editor and composer, Hartley exerts control over films about characters for whom control is a fragile and elusive concept. This dialogue took place at a complete retrospective early in Hartley's career."]


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For a man like John LaMattina who lived and breathed science, stepping into the daytime television environment of "The Dr. Oz Show" was a bit like Daniel entering the lion's den.
The Stonington resident, retired president of research and development for Pfizer Inc., said he never expected the reaction he got during his TV appearance in May 2011, which was headlined "The Four Things the Drug Companies Don't Want You to Know." (One of the things LaMattina didn't know was that this would be the title of the show.)
"The pharmaceutical industry killed my daughter," one member of the audience yelled at LaMattina after the show's taping, then stormed off before he could usher a response.
"It was eye-opening," LaMattina said in an interview last week at Muddy Waters Cafe in New London.
LaMattina, who was invited onto the show after writing his 2008 defense of the pharmaceutical industry called "Drug Truths," recounts the scene from "Dr. Oz" in the introduction to his new book, "Devalued and Distrusted," published last month by John Wiley & Sons. The subtitle poses a question that LaMattina has at the top of his mind these days: "Can the Pharmaceutical Industry Restore Its Broken Image?"
Soon after his appearance with Dr. Oz, LaMattina began writing a blog and going on Twitter to express his views on the state of the industry and what drug companies could do to polish their tarnished image.
"It was a great release for me," he said.
He also wrote a major piece in the publication Nature Reviews Drug Discovery in August 2011 that questioned the wisdom of pharmaceutical-firm megamergers. In the article, LaMattina said mergers - such as Pfizer's buyout of Wyeth Pharmaceuticals in 2009 - have reduced the productivity of drug research divisions and have led to fewer remedies making their way to patients.
In an interview last week, LaMattina said Pfizer's merger in 2001 with Warner-Lambert was "disruptive, but not a killer." But he added that a later merger with Pharmacia "was very difficult, because now we had to cut sites."
The first wave of closures was bad enough, but then major labs in France, Japan, Ann Arbor, Mich., and elsewhere fell by the wayside, he said.
"Now you got really disruptive," he said. "People didn't know whether they were going to have a job."
LaMattina's new role as an industry pundit is something he said he never could have imagined six years ago, before retiring from Pfizer. But his writing attracted the attention of Matt Herper, a respected industry analyst for Fortune magazine.
Herper recruited LaMattina a year ago to start blogging about the pharmaceutical business for Fortune's website, and LaMattina decided he could add something to the public debate because of his many years in helping bring to market new drugs.
"I got tired of people beating the industry up," LaMattina said. "People had no clue of how drugs are discovered and developed."
'We can do better'
But, while LaMattina sees himself as one of the few public defenders of drug companies, that's not to say he's an apologist for the industry.
Among LaMattina's pet peeves are television advertisements for drugs, known in the industry as direct-to-consumer marketing.
He said he doesn't think the commercials are effective, and they add to the cost of drugs while potentially taking money away from R&D.
"We can do better," he said.
LaMattina also said drug companies can become more transparent in their operations. He sees no reason, for instance, why all pharmaceutical firms don't list their payments to doctors and academicians, who are often compensated for providing expertise in the development of new drugs.
Critics have said that the public should know about drug-company payments to scrutinize the impartiality of academicians and the prescribing practices of doctors.
"People should know how much these guys are getting paid," LaMattina agreed.
Similarly, LaMattina said he favors openness in the publication of clinical trials, a process that drug companies must go through to determine whether new medicines are safe and effective.
In the past, he said, only clinical trials that led to conclusive results were published in academic journals, but the advent of the Internet has opened up a huge database of experimental-drug information, available on the website www.clinicaltrials.gov.
LaMattina, still involved in the drug business as a senior partner at the Boston-based entrepreneurial group PureTech Ventures, acknowledges that pharmaceutical companies were involved in some shady business practices in the past, especially the promotion of off-label uses for its products.
Pfizer itself in 2009 paid one of the largest fines in corporate history, $2.3 billion, for illegal promotion of a variety of drugs, including the painkiller Bextra.
It was the fourth time in seven years that Pfizer or one of its subsidiaries had been charged with illegal marketing practices.
But LaMattina said many of the worst abuses are remnants of the past.
"Companies are taking hard steps internally," he said in a December interview with the industry blog Pharmalot. "Remember, the lawsuits are from a number of years ago, but are being paid today, and so it comes across as the same old stuff."
'I believe in the industry'
As for Dr. Oz's list of the four "secrets" that drug companies don't want people to know, LaMattina acknowledges there is some truth in the complaints, but they are half-truths.
Drugs often do have bad side effects, for instance, but LaMattina said this is because it is impossible to offer up a single drug that will deliver a safe, sure-fire cure for everyone - because everyone has a different metabolism, which is why some people become seriously ill after eating seafood, while others find it delicious.
"Every medicine can cause a safety problem in people," LaMattina said in his latest book. "People should only turn to medicines as a last resort."
Similarly, complaints that drug companies push medicines that are not needed overlook the complexity of determining who will most benefit from a given medicine, he said.
And the argument that drug companies control information supplied to doctors ignores the fact that clinical trials upon which the information is based are done by independent academic institutions and teaching hospitals, LaMattina writes in the book.
The fourth complaint about the drug industry - that medicines target symptoms rather than the cause of a disease - is flat-out wrong when it comes to antibiotics, which do cure bacterial infections, LaMattina said.
He added that other medicines as well have been proven to reduce the risk of people developing a major health problem.
"I believe in the industry," LaMattina said. "I think it does a lot of good."
Critics and selective data
LaMattina said the problem with industry critics such as Ben Goldacre, author of the bestseller "Bad Science" and the recently released "Bad Pharma," is that they tend to use selective data to support their claims of drug-company chicanery - often information that is years old.
"Drugs are tested by the people who manufacture them, in poorly designed trials, on hopelessly small numbers of weird, unrepresentative patients, and analyzed using techniques which are flawed by design, in such a way that they exaggerate the benefits of treatment," Goldacre writes. "Unsurprisingly, these trials tend to produce results that favor the manufacturer."
It's true that trials are designed by pharmaceutical companies, LaMattina acknowledges. But the structure of the drug experiments has to be approved by regulatory authorities, he said, and companies can't risk doing messy science that might lead the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to force them to re-do the hugely expensive trials.
LaMattina pointed out that drug development is a difficult and complex field in which even the best science doesn't necessarily result in a medicine that works.
"You learn from failures because you have a lot of them," he said.
It can take $1 billion or more to move a major drug from the discovery stage to the local pharmacy, he said, and it sometimes goes unacknowledged that it is the world's largest pharmaceutical firms that do most of the grunt work to make sure the next big breakthrough - in Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, arthritis, cancer or a range of other maladies - gets to patients as quickly as possible, LaMattina said.
"That is the best feeling in the world - when a drug makes it," he said. "It's a win for everybody."
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Jets defensive back Isaiah Trufant, given the responsibility of simulating Philadelphia's Michael Vick in practice, kept hearing the same thing from teammates following the workout.
"They told me to slow down," said a smiling Trufant, who runs a 40-yard dash in 4.3 seconds.
The Jets won't have the option of telling Vick to take it easy on them, though.
They understand the risks involved in trying to stop him, knowing that the more pressure they can get on Vick, the less time it will leave for him to find his talented receivers.
But New York coaches will undoubtedly be reluctant to frequently blitz, a tactic that would prompt him to run away from the Jets in highlight-reel fashion.
"You don't want to break down and sit eight yards away from him. This is a guy that has a heck of an arm," defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said he told his bunch. "At the same time, if you've got a chance to go for him, don't be hesitant."
But striking that balance may be easier said than done for the Jets, who have struggled all year with mobile quarterbacks.
Players, for their part, vow to be aggressive about getting to Vick, who's suffered from a few different injuries this year.
"When we get our shots, we can't miss," said Aaron Maybin, the team's sack leader, adding that linebackers would have to adjust their angles of pursuit.
This is particularly personal for Maybin. He beat himself up after narrowly missing two sack opportunities on the Patriots' Tom Brady during the same play last month (Brady threw a key touchdown to Rob Gronkowski after eluding Maybin).
"There's no magic potion to tackling or stopping someone like Michael Vick. You have to play fundamentally sound football, and you can't make mistakes like the one I made against the Patriots," he said.
But don't expect New York to rely on the blitz. The Jets have been much more conservative with their blitzes this year—they've blitzed just 28% of the time as opposed to 43% in 2010, according to Stats LLC—and it wouldn't be surprising to see that continue Sunday.
After all, Vick is accustomed to facing a significant pass rush. According to statistical outlet Pro Football Focus, he's been under pressure more than 41% of the time he's dropped back, more than any other quarterback.
And it's an open question as to how effective the pressure has been. While Vick's accuracy takes a considerable hit when under pressure—five touchdowns against six interceptions when being blitzed—he's been sacked only 12 times.
He's often made defensive coordinators regret the decision to blitz by breaking off solid runs. With his 8.1-yard-per-carry average, Vick is close to setting a career-high in the category.
Jets coach Rex Ryan, who said he figured Vick could throw 100 miles per hour and possibly play for the Yankees, said his club would need its track shoes to keep up with the signal-caller.
Despite his obvious eye-popping speed, Pettine said Vick could also, in some ways, be compared to Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger or Tim Tebow.
"Ben makes the first guy miss a lot, just like Vick does. But they do it in a different way," said Pettine. "Ben will bounce off of you, whereas with Vick, you won't get a hand on him....He's like a receiver in open space. Roethlisberger and Tebow are more like fullbacks."
The defense knows it has to play through the whistle, though, to prevent a game-changing scramble like Tebow's in Denver.
"It has to be 11 guys to the ball," nose tackle Sione Pouha said. "He can make number one and number two miss, and numbers three, four and five."
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Dr. Michael H. Moffett is an associate professor of finance and holds the Continental Grain Professorship in Finance at Thunderbird School of Global Management. He also is the academic director of the school's Thunderbird International Consortia, partnership programs among globally focused companies in Thunderbird Executive Education.
A three-time recipient of Thunderbird's Outstanding Professor Award, Michael's areas of expertise include international financial management and the financial management issues unique to the oil and gas industry. He is well known for his knowledge on the financial management of multinational firms, with a focus on cash flow and capital requirements for effective strategy execution, the valuation of subsidiaries, repatriation of profits, and management of financial risk.
He is the co-author of The Global Oil and Gas Industry: Management, Strategy and Finance with Andrew Inkpen (2011), in addition to coauthoring a number of books on international finance, international financial management, and international business. His text, Multinational Business Finance, co-authored with Arthur Stonehill and David Eiteman, is in its 13th edition. For more than two decades it has been broadly considered the market leader in its field and is used by universities in more than 30 countries. Michael has authored more than 40 case studies on a variety of global business topics, and his writings have appeared in the industry's leading publications, including: Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting, Journal of International Money and Finance, Contemporary Policy Issues, Brookings Discussion Papers in Economics, and the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
Prior to joining the Thunderbird faculty in 1994, Michael was an associate professor at Oregon State University, and has served as a visiting professor at a multitude of universities around the world including the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, the University of Hawaii, Manoa, the Bergen Institute (Norway), the Aarhus School of Business (Denmark), the International Centre for Private Enterprises (Ljubljana, Slovenia), the Indian School of Business (Hyderabad, India), and the University of Colorado, Boulder. He also is a former research fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C.
His expertise has been tapped by more than 50 multinational firms in North and South America, Europe and Asia, and during the past 20+ years he has taught and consulted in more than 25 countries.
Michael earned his Ph.D. at the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1985. He holds an M.A. from the University of Colorado, an M.S. from Colorado State University, and a B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin.


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Candice Lea Jones, 54, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001.
Services will be at 7 p.m. today in St. Thomas the Apostle Church with Deacon Blaine Westlake officiating. Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Friday in St. Thomas the Apostle Church with Msgr. Joseph Tash, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at Llano Cemetery by Rector Funeral Home, 2800 S. Osage St.
Mrs. Jones was born in Westfield, N.Y. She lived in New York and Oklahoma before moving to Amarillo. She graduated from Amarillo High School and Amarillo College. She worked as a registered nurse for Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital for many years before taking medical retirement.
After her retirement, she volunteered weekly at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, where she had been a member for more than 12 years.
She married Sam Jones on Sept. 4, 1976, in Amarillo.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Chrystal Jones Gulledge of Maryville, Tenn.; two sons, Charles Jones and his wife Joyce of Clovis, N.M., and James M. Jones of Amarillo; a sister, Patricia Birkenfeld and her husband, Tony, of Amarillo; a brother, Mike Butts and his wife Dysley of Little Rock, Ark.; and six grandchildren.
Memorial donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association and Potter-Randall Chapter of the American Heart Association.
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February 1st, 2009 (7:12 AM). Edited February 1st, 2009 by diegoisawesome.
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I was wondering... You know how in Ruby/Saphire when you beat the elite 4, latios and latias are released into the game. I was wondering if someone could explain how to do that. I was looking at the script at the end of the elite 4 and there were lots of flags that have been set and there was also a special that I didn't see in this guide. special 0xA9. If someone could help me with this that would be great!
I'm sorry, but I can't help you. Maybe you should go to the Simple Questions thread.
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I am having trouble making a trainerbattle.
Every time I click "Open Script" on A-Map, the srcipt that I made is gone.
This is the script, but I didn't see anything wrong with it.
#dynamic 0x800000
#org @start
trainerbattle 0x0 0x2E7 0x0 @before @after
msgbox @beaten 0x6
#org @before
= Hey!\nYou're not allowed here!
#org @after
= What!\nI've been beat by\la BLUE PHEONIX brat?!
#org @beaten
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And isn't the dynamic value the same as the script offset?
Sometimes, it's not. You know the box that pops up saying that the script got compiled? Well, use the offset next to @start for the script offset.
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Boeheim's 900th Win: More Than A Number
Syracuse, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Dave Bing will tell you Jim Boeheim thinks he knows everything, and there aren't many reasons not to believe him. Who better to describe a man than his former college roommate and teammate? For Boeheim, that man is Bing, the former NBA star and current Detroit mayor.
King Returns Home
Vestal, NY (WBNG Binghamton) It was a happy homecoming that was fit for a king...literally. Former Binghamton High School hoops star King Rice brought his Monmouth team to Binghamton University and left with a win.
A Look Back At The High School Football Regular Season
(WBNG Binghamton) This weekend the section 4 football semifinals kickoff around the southern tier. As usual we have teams that are favorites, and others that are long shots.
Boro Being Noticed
Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Binghamton Senators looked very impressive in their opening win against Wilkes Barre/Scranton.
The Streak Is Over In Harpursville
Harpursville, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Harpursville football team finds itself in first place in their division after beating perennial powerhouse Walton on Saturday.
B-Sens Ready For The Season
Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The unofficial start to hockey season in Binghamton is Wednesday night as the B-Sens host Hershey in their first exhibition game of the year.
Scouting The Bearcats
Vestal, NY (WBNG Binghamton) It used to be that college baseball in the Northeast was seen, but never heard from in the pro's, But that was then, and this is now.
Huston Ready To Defend Dick's Open Title
Endicott, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Dick's Sporting Goods Open tees off in 47 days. Monday, defending champion John Huston made a stop at En-Joie to talk to the media, and check out the golf course. In this week's Action Sports Spotlight, Brendan O'Reilly talks to the champ about the golf course, and being a marked man at this year's event.
Van Ingen Prepares For Last Race
Vestal, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Erik Van Ingen says he'll be closing a chapter in his career when he competes at the NCAA championships in the 15-hundred meter race later this week. He has the opportunity to win an NCAA championship, and be named an All-American for a 4th time in his career. Action Sports reporter Gabe Osterhout talks to Van Ingen about his journey through Binghamton University, and the importance of his final race.
Seton Grad Has Hand In Cortland's Trip To NCAA Finals
Cortland, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Cortland men's lacrosse team is looking for it's first National championship since 2009. The Red Dragons will take on powerhouse Salisbury for the title. A Seton Catholic graduate has been one of the leaders of this year's team. Action Sports reporter Gabe Osterhout has more in this week's Sports Spotlight.