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'Korengal' director Sebastian Junger gives voice to soldiers back from war
New film shines a light on experience of battle
Sebastian Junger is no stranger to battle. But when faced with the decision of whether or not to make another movie out of the footage he shot while embedded with 2nd Platoon in the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan in 2007 and 2008, no struggle was necessary.
"Restrepo," the Oscar-nominated first film, was shot with photojournalist Tim Hetherington and released in 2010. It's an experiential film that brings viewers into the heat of battle.
"Korengal," gleaned from the same footage and now in limited release in the U.S., is a film for the soldiers. Junger spoke about the new film, his motivation for continuing to tell this story, and how the death of his good friend and colleague Hetherington during the Arab Spring affected him.
Q: When you were filming in 2007-2008, were "Korengal" and "Restrepo" envisioned as separate parts of a plan?
A: We were really just focused on making one good movie. It was really after Tim's death that I really thought seriously about what a second movie might be. You realize that there's a lot of great material that didn't make it into the film, and that's sort of painful to realize. After Tim died, our producer kept saying there's another movie in there, you should give it a try. So in 2013 I went back into the material.
Tim and I, our idea was that "Restrepo" would be an experiential film, it came out in the middle of two wars, and its purpose would be to give civilians the idea of what combat means, what war is like. We didn't mean that in an anti-war way, just that this is what war is like, for the men in the Second Platoon, for the men who fight it. "Korengal" is different, it's not so much an experiential film.
In "Korengal," I didn't feel constrained in that way — there is news footage, there is a musical score. It's much more focused on sort of inquiring more deeply on how combat affects young men. I really thought of it more as a film for the soldiers, to understand their experiences, to remind the population that we are at war and this is what war is like.
Q: Having escaped from a hostage situation after being kidnapped, I really connected with what one of the soldiers said in "Korengal," about how he always knows where he would go if there were gunfire. Similarly, I always know my exit points in a room. Do you think some of the soldiers' experiences will connect with civilians watching the film who have experienced trauma, though not necessarily in battle?
A: Yes. After combat there is a very intense awareness of your surroundings. A good friend (Marine Lieutenant Karl Marlantes) who saw a lot of combat in Vietnam, said to me, combat contains a lot of the elements of spirituality, of religious experience, in that your awareness of your mortality puts you very much in the present moment. It forces you to pay incredible attention to reality, and what's happening now, and it's a kind of Zen focus.
That is what religion tries to impart to people and in my opinion often fails. Combat or a situation like you were in does that. It comes out of a terrible thing, but in a way it's kind of a blessing. You have an understanding of reality that very few other people have.
Q: What motivated you to share the story of these soldiers with "Restrepo" and "Korengal"?
A: I started going to Afghanistan in the mid-90s, and had been there many times, it's a country close to my heart. By 2005, I thought I should be embedded with U.S. forces, we were really starting to get bogged down in a war that, in my opinion, was an easy one, and an easy win. It was the right war, and we made a lot of mistakes. And I had never been embedded with U.S. forces before, and after that experience in 2005 I wanted to follow a platoon in combat for a year, checking in with them over the course of a year. Sort of a journalistic impulse.
I studied anthropology in college, and I'd always been interested in how male groups function in society. They're quite old, hunting and war groups, in tribal societies, that go back into our prehistory. My hunch was that a platoon in combat in some structural way functioned in that way, and I was completely right. It really evolved into that.
Q: What would you like audiences to take away from "Korengal"?
A: I think civilians have this idea that the war belongs to the soldiers, since they're the ones who fight it. And they're really wrong about that. We live in a democracy, which means that the military does what its civilians tell it to. Which means that the war is the civilians' war. If you live in a military dictatorship, I don't think you have to take ownership of it if the government regime starts something. But here, even if you disagree with the war, as many do, it's still owned by the nation, by the civilians.
The point I wanted to make in "Korengal" is that if you send young people to war, this is how it affects them. It affects them in good ways and bad ways: It damages them and makes them stronger. It gives them an experience they miss and an experience they regret, but it affects them and it changes them. They're going to be coming home with those changes. I wanted to make a film that allowed the soldiers themselves, and also civilians, to understand those changes and effects more deeply.
Q: One thing that resonated with me when I spoke to Tim about "Restrepo" was his openness to the possibility of death, and the belief that what you both were doing was worth it. How do you prepare yourself for something like that?
A: I've been covering wars for a while, and the idea that you could die is there. Rationally, I felt like there was a very small chance. Nine guys died out of about 200 men while we were filming with the platoon. I was there maybe a third of the time, if that. So my chances, looking back, were like one percent. That's OK. I could've gotten unlucky, and a couple of times were very close. One of them was the IED that blows up at the beginning of "Korengal."
Q: Is it true that you will no longer cover combat zones, and if so, what spurred that decision?
A: It is true, and it is because Tim (Hetherington) was killed in Libya in combat. Within about an hour, partly in conversation with my wife, I just thought, "I'm done." I was watching the effect of one's own death unfold on everyone who was close to Tim, including myself and my wife. I just thought, "I'm not going to risk doing that to the people in my life." I'd been at it for a while, and that was it.
Q: What's next?
A: "The Last Patrol" is next. I wanted to encounter America in a very direct, raw way, and walking along the railroad lines seemed like a very interesting way to do it. It's sort of a high speed vagrancy. Four of us did this and had a conversation about war over the course of a year. It's a 400-mile conversation. It airs on HBO in November and will have an Oscar-qualifying run in theaters before that. I'm also writing a book based on my experiences filming it.
Check here to see if "Korengal" is showing in a theater near you.


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Hyperbole provides two special Smart Keys that perform context-sensitive operations, the Action Key and the Assist Key. By default, the Action Key is bound to your shift-middle mouse button (or shift-left on a 2-button mouse) and the Assist Key is bound to your shift-right mouse button, assuming Hyperbole is run under an external window system. (InfoDock users should use the middle mouse button as the Action Key, instead.)
Mouse configuration is automatic for InfoDock, XEmacs, and Epoch under
the X window system and for GNU Emacs versions 18 and 19 under X,
OpenWindows, NEXTSTEP, SunView and Apollo's Display Manager, assuming
your Emacs program has been built with support for any of these window
systems. The command,
hmouse-shift-buttons, can be used to
select between shifted and unshifted Smart Mouse Keys.
By default (if hkey-init is set to
t in `hsite.el'),
then {M-RET} may also be used as the Action Key and
{C-u M-RET} may be used as the Assist Key. In many
read-only modes like Dired and Rmail,
{RET} also functions as the Action Key. These key bindings allow
context sensitive operation from any keyboard.
If you prefer other key bindings, simply bind the commands
action-key and
assist-key to keyboard keys.
hkey-either may be used instead if you prefer a single
key binding for both commands; a prefix argument then invokes
You may also bind
action-mouse-key and
to mouse keys, as you like.
The Action Key generally selects entities, creates links and activates buttons. The Assist Key generally provides help, such as reporting on a button's attributes, or serves a complementary function to whatever the Action Key does within a context.
You can get a summary of what the Smart Keys do in all of their different contexts by pressing the Assist Key in the right corner (within the rightmost 3 characters) of a window modeline or by using the Hyperbole Doc/SmartKy menu entry.
The following table is an example of this summary. Much of the browsing power of Hyperbole comes from use of the Smart Keys, so you should spend some time practicing how to use them. This table may appear daunting at first, but as you practice and notice that the Smart Keys do just a few context-sensitive things per editor mode, you will find it easy to just point and click and let Hyperbole do the rest.
For extensive reference documentation on the Smart Keys, B. Smart Key Reference.
============================================================================== Smart Keys Context Action Key Assist Key ============================================================================== Hyperbole On a menu item Item is activated Item help On an explicit button Button is activated Button help Reading argument 1st press at an arg value Value copied to minibuffer <- same 2nd press at an arg value Value used as argument <- same In minibuffer Minibuf arg is applied Completion help On an implicit button Button is activated Button help Within an outline cell Collapses and expands Shows tree props Left of an outline cell Creates a klink Moves a tree Wrolo Match Buffer Edits entries and mails to e-mail addresses Mouse or Keyboard Display Control Line end, not end of buffer smart-scroll-proportional = t (default) Makes curr line top line Bottom line = nil Scrolls up a windowful Scrolls down End of Any Help buffer Screen restored to previous state Mouse-only Control Modeline down & wind release Resize window height <- same Drag from shared window side or from left of scroll bar Resize window width <- same Drag between windows Create/modify a link but Swap window buffers Horizontal drag within window Left to right Scroll to buffer end Split window across Right to left Scroll to buffer begin Delete window Vertical drag within window Split window sideways <- same Diagonal drag within window Save ring screen-config Restore ring config Click in modeline Left window edge Bury buffer Unbury bottom buf Right window edge Info Smart Key summary Otherwise Action Key Hook Assist Key Hook Special Modes C/C++ Mode Jumps to id/include def Jumps to next def Assembly Language Mode Jumps to id/include def Jumps to next def Any Lisp mode Jumps to id def Jumps to next def Emacs Lisp Compiler Error Jumps to def with error <- same Grep or Occur match Jumps to match source line <- same Multi-buffer occur match Jumps to match source line <- same Outline Major/Minor Modes Collapses, expands, and moves outline entries Man Apropos Displays man page entry <- same Man Pages Follows cross refs, file refs and C code refs Buffer Menu Saves, deletes and displays buffers Emacs Info Reader Menu Entry or Cross Ref Jumps to referent <- same Up, Next or Prev Header Jumps to referent Jumps to prior node File entry of Header Jumps to top node Jumps to (DIR) node End of current node Jumps to next node Jumps to prev node Anywhere else Scrolls up a windowful Scrolls down a wind Subsystems Calendar Scrolls or shows appts Scrolls/marks dates Dired Mode Views and deletes files from directory listing GNUS News Reader Toggles group subscriptions, gets new news, and browses articles Mail reader and Summaries Browses, deletes and expunges messages OO-Browser Browses classes and elements Tar Mode Views and edits files from tar archive files Any other context (defaults) Hyperbole top menu Smart Key summary ==============================================================================
Note how the last line in the table explains the default behavior of the Smart Keys. That is what they do when they cannot find a context match at your current location. See the documentation for the variables action-key-default-function and assist-key-default-function for information on how to customize the behavior of the Smart Keys within default contexts.
A prime design criterion of Hyperbole's user interface is that one should be able to see what an operation will do before using it. The Assist Key shows you what a button or minibuffer menu item will do before you activate it. Hyperbole also shows the result of directly selecting an argument value with the mouse, to provide feedback as to whether the right item has been selected. A second click is necessary before an argument is accepted and processed.
When you use a mouse and you want to find out what either of the Smart Keys does within a context, depress the one you want to check on and hold it down, then press the other and release as you please. A help buffer will pop up explaining the actions that will be performed in that context, if any. A press of either Smart Key at the end of that help buffer will restore your display to its configuration prior to invoking help.
By default (if hkey-init is left set equal to
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context-sensitive help for the Action Key while {C-u C-h
A} will display the help for the Assist Key. Note that
{C-h a} will perform a function unrelated to Hyperbole, so you
must press the shift key when you hit the A character.
When Hyperbole is installed, a key may be bound which allows you
to switch between the Smart Key mouse bindings and your prior ones.
C-h w hmouse-toggle-bindings RET should show you any key
which performs this command. If no key binding has been established or
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When BabyFirst and AT&T, on Wednesday, May 7 of this week announced the launch of BabyFirst's U-verse App, parents across the country couldn't stop smiling.
BabyFirst a new app that gives the first-ever second screen experience for babies.
Yes, you read that correctly.
"We are excited to bring to AT&T U-verse families a truly state-of-the-art app that provides endless hours of interactive fun and imagination," offers Guy Oranim, CEO of BabyFirst. "The app combines the most current technology with traditional creative activities. It makes watching BabyFirst on AT&T U-verse an extraordinary experience for children and parents alike."
Give credit to AT&T for continuing to give more to U-verse users.
You can watch a video about BabyFirst here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUTm9U3PYlk&feature=youtu.be
BabyFirst serves as a guide for growing children. It lets them experience colors, animals, shapes, along with working on hand-eye coordination. It reaches a demographic that is sorely lacking when it comes to apps- babies and toddlers.
Children love technology. Even at a young age, BabyFirst and U-verse TV excel at meeting the needs of babies/toddlers and their parents with safe, family-friendly applications and compelling content.
AT&T BabyFirst's U-verse App is available for download and for free on iOS. U-verse customers will see the interactivity between the app and TV, while non-U-verse customers can enjoy activities on the app also. To find out if it's available in your area - visit www.att.com/u-verse.


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A few announcements from Councillor Tim Outhit
This post was written by Bedford Beacon Editor on August 26, 2011
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Weather permitting, Bedford Highway paving should be completed overnight Monday.
Construction of the permanent washroom in DeWolf Park, and the lighting repairs, is scheduled to resume on Monday.
Repairs to the rock barrier behind the townhouses and boardwalk in DeWolf Park scheduled to begin within the next two weeks. This needed work will result in a boardwalk detour. Details to follow!


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2008 Research Summary
From Fuzzy Logic to Extended Fuzzy Logic--The Concept of F-validity and the Impossibility Principle
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Lotfi A. Zadeh
In fuzzy logic everything is or is allowed to be graduated, that is, be a matter of degree or, equivalently, fuzzy. Furthermore, in fuzzy logic everything is or is allowed to be granulated, with a granule being a clump of attribute values drawn together by indistinguishability, equivalence, similarity, proximity, or functionality.
The centerpiece of fuzzy logic is the concept of a generalized constraint (Zadeh 1986, 2006). The set of all generalized constraints together with the rules governing combination, projection, qualification, propagation and counterpropagation, constitute the Generalized Constraint Language (GCL). The concept of a generalized constraint provides a basis for NL-Computation, that is, computation with information described in natural language. A prerequisite to computation with information described in natural language is precisiation of meaning. In NL-Computation, a proposition is precisiated through translation into GCL.
One of the important rationales for the use of fuzzy logic is what may be called the fuzzy logic gambit. More specifically, if there is a tolerance for imprecision, precisely defined information is imprecisiated in value through translation into natural language, followed by precisiation of meaning through translation into GCL. What is gained is reduction in cost. This idea is employed in many applications of fuzzy logic.
Over the years, fuzzy logic has been enriched through introduction of a long list of concepts, ideas, and techniques. The concepts of extended fuzzy logic, FL+, and f-validity which are sketched in the following represent a more radical development. In essence, extended fuzzy logic may be viewed as an attempt at legitimizing the concept of fuzzy theorem (Zadeh 1975) and fuzzy validity. In large measure, the move from fuzzy logic, FL, to extended fuzzy logic, FL+, is a move into as yet uncharted territory. For example: I hail a cab and ask the driver to take me to address A: (a) the shortest way; and (b) the fastest way. In both cases, the driver will use his/her experience to choose a route. Clearly, (a) has a provably valid solution--a solution which a GPS system could suggest to the driver. By contrast, (b) does not have a provably valid solution, and no GPS system could suggest one. The route followed by the driver has a validity based on experience, call it f-validity. A provably valid solution, call it p-valid solution, does not exist. A problem is p-valid or f-valid depending on whether it has a p-valid or f-valid solution. In this sense, (a) is p-valid and (b) is f-valid.
To clarify the meaning of f-validity and p-validity, consider a primitive world in which figures are drawn with a spray can, with no ruler or compass available. In this world, we can envisage a fuzzified version of Euclidean geometry, call it f-geometry. In f-geometry, we have f-points, f-lines, f-triangles, f-circles, f-parallel f-lines, etc. A simple example of an f-theorem in f-geometry is: f-medians of f-triangle are f-concurrent. This f-theorem can be f-proved by fuzzification of the familiar proof of the crisp version of the theorem. It should be noted that the concept of f-validity is distinct from Polya's concept of plausibility.
A conclusion which is of key importance is that there are no crisp theorems in f-geometry. This conclusion is an instance of what may be called the impossibility principle. The impossibility principle is an f-principle in the sense that it may have f-validity but can neither be proved nor disproved. Informally, the impossibility principle may be expressed as: in an environment of imprecision, uncertainty, incompleteness of information, conflicting goals, and partiality of truth, p-validity is not, in general, an achievable objective.
In many realms of science and human thought, especially in economics, decision analysis, linguistics, psychology, and legal reasoning, progress has been driven by a quest for p-validity.


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Saudi Campaign distributes food, tents, and blankets in Pakistan
November 15, 2011
In implementation of the directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to provide aid to flood-stricken areas of Pakistan, Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Abdulaziz Al-Ghadeer recently distributed aid to people in the Mirpur Khas region. The humanitarian aid included 2,500 blankets, 1,000 tents, and 4,000 food baskets. Ambassador Al-Ghadeer noted that the delivery is part of the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to provide relief to Pakistanis in the Sindh and Baluchistan provinces.


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I dunno that I would feel sorry for men. It's easy for them to find clothes that suit them because nearly every cut is always in production. In women's clothes if the cut or style you want isn't in fashion then it probably doesn't exist. Guys tend not to have that problem.
Granted, I have a much different style then you do. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places?
Vested men though? Pretty much always a plus. Though I prefer the tailored vest like the pic you have of Johnny Depp. Yum.


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Could I Be Pregnant? Lower Abdomial Pain With Spotting 1 Week Before My Period Is Due..
My husband and I have been TTC for our first baby for almost 6 months. I had a Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) done in April and we ttc for the month of May while I was ovulating. Now 1 week before my cycle is due I have been having lower abdominal pain along with spotting (pinkish/brownish) Two days later I was experiencing abdominal pain again and when I went to the RR i noticed spotting again (pint-sized blood drops) and I am still having off nad on abdominal pain. I have a normal cycle every month (28 days) and my period always starts on time. I am a healthy 24 year old with no health problems. Can someone relate to this or help me understand what's going on. I have never spotted or discharged like this before. Thank you
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Bronzer isn't only just for those winter months when you're cooped indoors, swaddled in your favorite blanket watching the snow falling on oaks, eating popcorn and making resolutions to workout as you catch up on the latest tearjerker on Netflix. If applied well, bronzer can give you that "sun-kissed goddess" look that's virtually in every Fashion magazine, and if done wrong-it can make you look like the missing member of Charlie's Oompa Loompas.
The important thing to keep in mind is your skin's undertone, when selecting a bronzer. Have you ever reached for a foundation in your skin tone, which looked like a perfect match in the store, and then you end up going home, and realizing that the shade you selected is less than fabulous? The culprit? The foundation's undertone. Beyond your complexion which can range from Fair to Dark, your undertone, or the color beneath your skin's surface plays a huge role in helping you choose the right bronzer that will look the best on you.
Skin undertones are generally divided into three categories: "Cool" (your skin will have a pink, reddish or bluish base), "Warm" (your skin will have a yellow, honey, amber or golden base), and lastly, Neutral (which is a mix of cool and warm tones). Some makeup artists also make the distinction of a fourth category, Olive, but it generally falls into the neutral zone because it is a mix of cool and warm undertones.
Now, the fun part... figuring out your undertone. There are many great ways to figure out your skin's base shade on your own, but if you feel nervous about it or want confirmation, visit any beauty department store or luxury beauty brand, and an in-store makeup artist will help you identify the proper match. However, for us DIY types, here are some steps you can use to determine your skin's undertone; be sure to watch Destiny's video on Skin Undertones, for an in-depth, how-to:
Vein Color
This isn't a definite, and doesn't always work well for everyone, but it's a common test used to identify undertone; look at the veins in your arms and legs; if they appear blue or purplish, you most likely have a "Cool" undertone, if they're more green, then you most likely have a "Warm" undertone, and if you really can't figure it out if you're more of a blue-purple or green, you're most likely "Neutral."
Ivory Fabric
Wash your face and pat it dry; pull your hair back into a ponytail or bun. Drape an ivory colored cloth or towel over your neck and shoulders to determine your true undertone. It's important that the cloth is ivory, and not pure white because it will give you a more accurate starting point. Perform this test in natural light or in incandescent light, you want to avoid fluorescent lighting. If your face looks more yellow or golden, you're warm, if your face looks more blue or pinkish, you're cool, and if you "blend" in with the fabric, you're neutral.
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With the NFL draft coming in May, teams are still using smoke screens to try and hide what they are going to do. The Cleveland Browns are one of those teams that are using the smoke screen to their advantage with their number four pick. Fans and other teams have no idea what the Browns are doing, especially with all of the different news sources giving contradictory reports. So what could the Browns do with the number 4 pick?
Most analysts and fans believe that the Browns will take a quarterback. With 2 of the 3 teams ahead of the Browns also needing a quarterback, it guarantees that the Browns would be able to get a quarterback like Johnny Manziel, Blake Bortles, or Teddy Bridgewater. The Browns coaches and owner have put up smoke screens on this by saying that they may not take a quarterback with the pick, and Mike Pettine has not attended any of the quarterbacks' pro days. The Browns are doing a good job of disguising themselves if they select a quarterback with this pick.
The next option that has gained a lot of attention is maybe taking Sammy Watkins with the fourth pick. Watkins would fill an immediate role in a weak receiving corps. With the Browns signing restricted free agent, Andre Hawkins away from Cincinnati, the Browns are showing they want to be aggressive with this position. Watkins seems to want to tease Browns' fans as well by posting a picture he created of himself in a Brown's uniform. All this news could be an ultimate smoke screen to disguise what the Browns will really do.
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The use of sand bags of a form of resistance training is quickly gaining popularity in the fitness industry due to its versatility and ability to provide great full body workouts in a very short time. The main principle behind using sand bags for a workout is that the weight can move throughout the exercise, referred to as odd object lifting, forcing the body to stabilize, and sometimes counteract these shifts in movement. This then forces grater muscle recruitment, which then leads to better results, regardless of the goal.
The sandbag burpee, which very closely resembles a standard burpee, is a great full body exercise that will also incorporate a touch of cardio into the workout. Stand with a sand bag at your feet, drop into push-up position and do a push-up with your hands on the sandbag. Return to standing position, lifting the sandbag with you, as you are standing up, lift the sandbag up to your chest, bring your arms under the bag and push it over-head. Lower the weight back down and repeat for the desired number of repetitions or time.
The Zercher squat epitomizes the use of odd object lifting. Holding the sandbag in the crook of the elbows (as opposed to on top of the shoulders in a standard squat) and perform a squat. Because the weight is very heavy on the top half of the body, as well as in the front of the body, gravity will try to force you forward. Your lower back, glutes and hamstrings have to work very hard to counteract these forces. This exercise is great for anyone looking to improve core strength and leg strength, as well as improving the look of those particular areas.
The standing half moon snatch is another great full body, core specific exercise. Begin by standing with the bag on the outside of your legs. Squat down and grab the bag by its ends and explosively lift the bag overhead while transferring the weight to the opposite leg and lower the weight to the other side. Repeat back to the original position to complete one repetition.
There are many different exercises, and even a few variations on the exercises listed above. To truly benefit from use of sandbags, you must be creative with your workouts. I'd love to hear each of your thoughts on whether you think sandbags are going to be short lived, or whether they are here to stay.
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McCotter is a conservative who first was elected to Congress in 2002. He ran for president last year, but his bid gained little traction after entering the contest in July.


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lol, so I just finished it. The first hour or so was really slow but once it picked up I was hooked. It has a few minor issues but ultimately it was everything I hoped it would be, looking forward to doing another playthrough. Got the ultimate happy ending on this run, want to see the killer win next time
Also, the bonus content is actually worth checking out, some pretty interesting videos on the casting, mo-cap, etc.
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You finished it!?! (Well the MAG servers were down )
My wife had a go at it last night (on my insistence) and she got through the first chapter only.
I am glad to hear it gets better, because so far all she has done is make the character draw stuff, have a shower, brush his teeth, shave, pee twice, lose his (withheld so as not to spoil ), make dinner and put a child to bed.
Not the riveting murder mystery I had promised her ... ROFL
She saved at the start of chapter two, so your post has given me ammo to get her to continue
I can see what they were doing with the first chapter (set the scene, make you feel empathy for the character, learn the mechanics, etc.)
This may sound odd, but I don't see this game as an interactive movie ... more like an interactive book. I don't mean this because there is no action, there is. I can't put my finger on it, maybe it is all the internal monologue in the game, but to me it has that book feel you get as you can explore a characters thoughts in a book.
Like a very advanced choose your own adventure book maybe?
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Finished this the day after I got it (which is annoying in and of itself); I don't think I'll be replaying. I found the writing and plot to be very poor near the end (similar to how IP/Fahrenheit nosedived) and ultimately found the game to be a disappointing and unsatisfying experience. My wife played it through the whole way with me and she wasn't too happy.
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Whatever the system, I think it's also important for voters to be able to CHANGE their opinion (and thus the score). Can we instigate this? If it's done right, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for other divisions too.
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|1st March 2010, 08:22 AM
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I thought of something like that, but you can't change your mind later. I think what Cadder was getting at is that sometimes a game can be given a score based on the hype or the first couple of levels, but by the time you finish the game that score may change.
For instance, I would have given MW2 a 9 out of 10 when I first got it. It was fast and shinny and I thought the game was great. As I played it some more and had lag issues, saw the inbalances in the game, I would now rate this game a 6 to 7 tops.
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Note for people who bought the collectors edition in Australia!
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Umm I mean ... go this link and get it fixed up!
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|8th March 2010, 04:32 AM
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*** Spoiler Alert ***
I don't know about you guys, but my wife generally doesn't have the patience to finish any game, or even watch me play one. Heavy Rain was different. I installed the game, handed her the control, and said "Just try it." She played it for 5 hours straight... unbelievable. She got me a bunch of trophies (and was very proud of herself for it too) and had a great time. It was even fun for me too. The look on her face when she missed three prompts and Jayden got shot in the back of the head was absolutely priceless! When the game didn't restart the "chapter" over, she was devastated. When I told her that it wasn't a big deal and that the story would just evolve and incorporate it, she happily continued and told me "Well, I guess I'll have to play it again." I NEVER hear that.
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Sony SAVA-700
A few weeks ago I decided to set up a 5.1 sound system in my room to listen to when I'm on the computer, and for that I used my Sony SAVA-700 that had been w/o being used for a long period of time (years).
Everything seemed to work just fine, and they sure sound absurdly good, never thought I would ever think that my Logitech X-230 sound like crap, but then again, it's almost incomparable. Anyway, a couple of days ago, while listening to some music, the front speakers stopped from reproducing any sound, well actually the bass/lows was still there (the lower part of the front speakers kept working) but the higher part from where all highs and mids come out wouldn't work. Quite weird I thought, and trying to jump a bit, I did test everything I could, all the simple things I guess... Checked connections, everything really. So the only way I could get them working again would be to unplug them, wait a while, and plug them back in again, everything would work just fine like it should, but it kept with doing the same thing from time to time.
Since it happens after a while of being on, the only thing I can think of is overheat! Which is weird because when I put my hand behind the main speaker (front left) right in front of the fan, that's cooling it down, I can barely feel any heat, which is the opposite of before, I clearly remember it to produce some heat when I first set it up on my room.
I decided to dismount the speaker (just those backplates where the connections are and the 'grid' in front of the speakers), and I have small knowingness about electronic and everything seems just fine in my eyes.
I was hoping to get some help here, anything that could help me find the source of the problem or even fix it, it's not a good time to spend some money on fixing this, and even harder to find some place where they would, since it's such an old sound system.
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Small update:
It's definitely a component that is damaged and overheating (been testing for a couple of hours now), I just can't find the culprit as I don't want to dismount the whole thing because I would probably ruin something else (lack of experience). Going drop the system in a repair store that I found nearby sometime this week. But I would still appreciate any help, that would avoid the trip to the store.
Forgot to update it:
I received my speakers back from the repairing store, earlier this week, and cost me 53€; apparently some electronic malfunction (no need to be a genius to know that), but didn't ask for details as far as the problem would go, maybe I should have had since the point of this thread now falls apart.
Since everything is resolved for now, and I'm happy to be listening to these speakers again, some admin/moderator can delete this thread if they want.
I'm having the same problem. Would really like to know what that repair place fixed...
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Oct 18, 2010 8:57 AM
Hey, did you know that in the early 20th century some of the richest people in the country surrounded their entertainment rooms with wooden choir seats? It's true. In fact, Hearst Castle is an excellent example of how they can be displayed. Well, we don't... [More]
Oct 14, 2010 8:38 AM
Okay, we're not speaking for everyone here at Outblush, but when some of us were young we dreamed of having our own place that featured furniture like the Feliz Lounge Chair ($899). It's semi-retro, serene, and utterly cool.... [More]
Oct 14, 2010 7:49 AM
We couldn't imagine why images of Little Jack Horner popped into our heads as we examined the Hammond Side Chair ($119). And then we remembered: it was the plum! Surely the plum Little Jack pulled out of that pie was no more lovely a shade... [More]
Oct 12, 2010 4:04 PM
There's an artist's loft missing a daybed somewhere. Oh sure, it looks like we could hold therapy sessions for our friends using the Exhibition Daybed ($1,699), but that's part of the appeal of this classic piece.... [More]
Oct 12, 2010 7:30 AM
Low profile, high color. What's not to love about the Cooper Small Colored Stool ($159)? It's easily adjustable and would work in pretty much any room. And of course, there are more vibrant colors to choose from! See more stools.... [More]
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Oct 7, 2010 10:47 AM
You know how you sometimes need a little something in this corner, or under that window? The Upholstered Slipper Chair ($299) consists of your basic, unimposing design, but shines because of its great upholstery. It's nice enough that some of us are tempted to put... [More]
Oct 1, 2010 10:08 AM
Stevie V. wrote, "Dear Outblush: I am almost embarrassed to bring this question to you fabulous stylistas, but here goes: we have a very old sofa and my husband loves to take naps on it. It is not in a place where anyone but he... [More]
Oct 1, 2010 10:02 AM
Just when we're feeling super-contemporary we're reminded how cool other eras of decorating were, and we're really, really glad that elements of those styles can be incorporated into modern décor. The Lenox Barrel-Back Chair ($317) is perfect mid-century modern infused with a touch of 2010.... [More]
Sep 27, 2010 8:46 AM
Frannie H. wrote, "Hi Outblush! Frannie here. You guys ROCK my world and I'm certain you can help me with this! I'm in love with this sectional, but it's gonna be like at least $4k for all 3 pieces. I need to find a sectional... [More]
Sep 25, 2010 11:00 AM
Ever lived in a space small enough to make you feel like Alice in Wonderland? Well, for those of us who have attempted to make just such a space feel a little roomier, there is this sweet Apartment Size Sofa ($729) . It has two... [More]
Sep 24, 2010 7:32 AM
Those of us who ever dated a complete horse's ass named Kent kinda hate the name of this sofa, but damned if we don't like the contemporary styling. The (ugh!) Kent Sofa ($1,030) would add a little spunk to any living room, don't ya' think?... [More]
Sep 22, 2010 7:41 AM
Yep, this is another piece you'd have to build a room around, but we wanted you to see it. This chair is from Couch, a company formed by designer Deborah Swift. Couch takes pieces of furniture from around the world and refurbishes them in these... [More]
Sep 18, 2010 4:48 PM
In the event you need bar stools (and who doesn't?) we like the contemporary scroll work of the Massea ($219). Look, there is rarely anything earth shattering about bar stools, but it is nice to run across a style that doesn't look like it belongs... [More]
Sep 18, 2010 3:00 PM
Okay, we all have to get past the idea that this looks a lot like a dentist chair. On closer inspection, The Rock Chair ($595) is a really cool, contemporary twist on the old school recliner. We can just picture ourselves stretching out on it... [More]
Sep 18, 2010 3:00 PM
The Womb Chair ($795) is so simple, so sweet, and so comfy looking it sort of makes us tear up a little. Okay, that's not true, but we do like this piece a whole lot. What's so great about it is that it's small enough... [More]
Sep 17, 2010 12:18 PM
We look at a lot of love seats (really, we do), and out of the hundreds we see each week, very few blow our skirts up. We like this one a lot. The soft curve of the Siena Love Seat ($1,020) and its simple nod... [More]
Sep 17, 2010 11:56 AM
Think of the Modern Iko ($2,000) as a metal bean bag for grownups, a one-of-a-kind chair, or a cool piece of art. Envision it in a contemporary room, surrounded by a few well-chosen items of interest. Imagine the look your parent's faces as you admit... [More]
Sep 17, 2010 8:55 AM
Some of us never thought it would happen, but we're experiencing a deep appreciation for the simple design style of the 1960s. The Havana Love Seat (Inquire) can be used as a room divider and seating area; simplicity at its best. Have your eye out... [More]
Sep 17, 2010 8:44 AM
Remember how your dad had "his" chair. You'd be squashed down into it, watching something insipid on television, and he'd come into the room and you just knew that you had to get up? Well, now, sister, you have your own chair. The Pottery Barn... [More]
Sep 15, 2010 4:25 PM
We can practically smell the ocean from the soft surface of the Lucy Sofa ($2,960). It's clean, fresh, and oh such a pretty place to curl up with a good book.... [More]
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PRESS RELEASE: Direct from Prudential C. Dan Joyner Co., REALTORS
Greenville, SC – Prudential C. Dan Joyner Co., REALTORS® is pleased to announce that Angela Hampton has joined the company and serves as a sales associate at the Simpsonville office.
An Upstate native, Hampton graduated from Laurens District 55 High School and earned her Associate's degree in General Business at Piedmont Technical College. She is a graduate of Fortune Real Estate Academy.
"We are excited to have Angela join our family of Realtors," said Donna Smith, Broker-in-Charge. "We look forward to working with her."
Hampton currently lives in Fountain Inn with her husband, Gregory, and four children. In her free time, she loves to sew and makes custom designed clothes.
Founded by C. Dan Joyner in 1964, Prudential C. Dan Joyner Co., REALTORS is the Upstate's largest real estate company. The company serves the entire region with eight residential offices and over 250 agents. For more information, visit www.cdanjoyner.com.
Prudential Real Estate is a part of Brookfield Residential Property Services' integrated real estate brokerage franchise company. Brookfield Residential Property Services is a leading global provider of real estate and relocation services, technology and knowledge.


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Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
This section has been reviewed and approved by the PLWC Editorial
Board, 02/05
Superior vena cava syndrome (SVCS) is a
collection of symptoms caused by the partial blockage or compression of
the superior vena cava, the major vein that carries blood from the head,
neck, upper chest, and arms to the heart. Nearly 95% of SVCS cases are
caused by cancer.
The superior vena cava, which drains into the right atrium of the heart,
can become compressed when a tumor growing inside the chest presses on
the vein. The most likely cancers to cause SVCS are lung cancer (especially
small cell lung cancer), squamous cell lung
cancer, adenocarcinoma
of the lung, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, large cell lung cancer, and other
cancers that spread to the chest. In some cases, a tumor originally
outside the superior vena cava may actually grow into, or invade, the
vein causing a blockage. Because the superior vena cava lies close to a
number of lymph nodes, any cancer that spreads to these lymph nodes,
causing them to enlarge, can also cause SVCS. Enlarged lymph nodes
compress the vein, which slows the blood flow and may ultimately result
in complete blockage. A less common cause of SVCS is a thrombosis (blood
clot) in the vein caused by an intravenous catheter or a pacemaker wire.
Symptoms usually develop slowly and include difficulty breathing
or shortness of breath, coughing, and swelling of the face, neck,
upper body, and arms. Rarely, patients may experience hoarseness, chest
pain, difficulty swallowing, and coughing
up blood.
Severe symptoms that are rarely seen include swelling of the veins in the
chest and neck, fluid collection in the arms and face, and accelerated
breathing. In severe cases, the skin may turn blue due to cyanosis (lack
of oxygen). Also, in rare instances, the patient may experience paralysis
of the vocal cords, and/or Horner's syndrome, characterized by a
constricted pupil, sagging eyelid, and the absence of sweat on only one
side of the face. SVCS can progress quickly to completely block the
trachea (airway). When this occurs, a ventilator may be needed to help
the patient breath until the obstruction can be treated. More commonly,
if the blockage develops slowly, other veins may enlarge to carry extra
blood and symptoms may be milder.
Diagnosis and treatment
Indications of SVCS can be seen with a chest x-ray and other imaging
techniques, such as chest computerized tomography (CT) scan or magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI). However, these tests are not diagnostic. If
symptoms are mild, the trachea is not blocked, and there is good blood
flow through other veins in the chest, treatment may not begin until a
clear diagnosis is made, or treatment may not be necessary at all. In
most cases, SVCS is managed by treating the underlying cancer with
chemotherapy or radiation treatment directed at the mass causing the blockage.
Other short-term treatments, aimed at reducing symptoms, include raising
the patient's head, giving corticosteriods to
reduce swelling, or using diuretics to eliminate excess fluid from the
body. Less often, SVCS may be treated with thrombolysis
(treatment to break up a blot clot in the vein), stent
placement (a tube-like device inserted into the blocked area of the vein
to allow blood to pass through), or surgery (to bypass a blockage caused
by cancer).
Patient considerations
Because SVCS can cause serious breathing difficulties, it is considered
an emergency. Patients and their families should learn about potential
symptoms of SVCS and immediately report any symptoms to their doctor.
Even though SVCS is serious and its symptoms can be frightening, it is
successfully treated in most people.
SVCS in children
SVCS in children can be life threatening. Because a child's trachea is
smaller and softer than an adult's, it can quickly swell or be squeezed
shut causing breathing problems. Common SVCS symptoms in children are
similar to those in adults and may include coughing, hoarseness,
difficulty breathing, and chest pain. Fortunately, SVCS is rare in
children, occurring in about 12% of children with cancer in the chest.
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