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Yesterday on Today's Issues, Family Research Council president Tony Perkins and American Family Association head Tim Wildmon hosted New York City Councilman Fernando Cabrera to discuss the city's decision to prohibit church groups from using public school buildings, which was recently overturned by a federal judge. During the interview, Cabrera attacked gay rights advocates for supposedly siding with the city government, to which Perkins replied that "homosexual groups" want "to silence the church. They want the church to go away because they don't want that moral voice in the community." Cabrera even claimed that gay rights supporters "want to censor language and speech":
In another part of the program, Perkins said that while President Obama apologized for the burning of Qurans in Afghanistan his administration "is silent when Christianity is attacked in this country." Later, Wildmon said that "Islam is not a religion of peace. That is not true." Wildmon lamented, "President Obama on this issue, you'd at least like him to speak out on the violence committed against Christians around the world, but you don't hear anything about that."
However, last May President Obama defended the rights and freedoms of Christians in Egypt in a speech about the political crisis in the Middle East and earlier this week the State Department released a statement condemning Iran for giving him a death sentence because of his refusal to recant his conversion to Christianity. In fact, the State Department's International Religious Freedom Report documents and denounces the persecution of Christians in countries such as Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan.
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The first smartphone to run Samsung's new Bada operating system, the Samsung Wave is a mid-range smartphone with high-end features. Possessing excellent build quality, an outstanding Super AMOLED display and a fast and functional user interface, the Samsung Wave is a great debut for Bada, but the platform currently lacks the wide range of apps available on the iPhone and Android smartphones.
The Samsung Wave is a superb piece of industrial design. While perhaps not matching the upcoming iPhone 4 or the HTC Legend (which we think is the best looking smartphone on the market), its brushed metallic body, scratch-resistant screen and polished look and feel make it an excellent alternative. The Samsung Wave feels sturdy and well constructed, and definitely looks like a premium piece of technology. We didn't notice any creaks or rattles, and the rear battery covers snaps on and off with ease.
The Samsung Wave smartphone is controlled largely via its 3.3in capacitive touchscreen. Utilising the same super AMOLED technology fitted on Samsung's Galaxy S, the Wave's display is one of the best on the market. It's bright, crisp and clear, and its performance in direct sunlight is exceptional. Text on the capacitive touchscreen can clearly be read even if you're at an almost 90-degree angle from it, and there is no colour shift when viewing the display from off centre. There is no ambient light sensor, so you need to adjust the brightness manually. Below the touchscreen are answer and end call buttons, and a large diamond-shaped menu key, while external volume controls, and dedicated camera and screen lock keys round out the physical buttons.
The Wave runs the open-source Bada operating system, complete with Samsung's own App Store, a widget-based home screen and plenty of nifty features that look like the company has borrowed them from Android and the iPhone OS. Bada offers up to 10 home screens for widgets and has a similar look and feel to the Galaxy S's TouchWIZ overlay. Samsung has included plenty of widgets to get you started including Daily Briefing (customisable weather, finance and news information), Feeds and Updates (Facebook, Twitter and MySpace aggregator), Buddies Now (a rolodex of photo contacts), as well as a number of clocks and a reminder widget called 'Days' that lets you create an advanced memo with an image. You can also place three icons at the bottom of the home screen, default set to keypad, contacts, and messages icons.
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The Samsung Wave's main menu has a standard 4x3 grid layout, but you can't group applications into folders, so be prepared for plenty of menu pages should you regularly download applications from Samsung's app store. A couple of nice touches are the ability to arrange main menu icons by most used, being able to swipe anyway across the screen to unlock it, and sliding down the notifications bar to quickly access Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and silent toggles — an excellent feature similar to Android's notifications taskbar, and one that we've been crying out for on the iPhone. Though it's more eye candy than anything else, we also loved the incoming message and missed call notification when the screen is locked — each notification appears as a jigsaw puzzle piece and can be viewed by dragging the piece into a marked empty slot on the home screen.
Text entry on the Samsung Wave is a mixed bag. The responsiveness of the display makes for a pleasant typing experience, but we feel the on-screen QWERTY keyboard is too small in regular portrait mode. The larger keyboard that appears when the phone is held in landscape mode is more efficient. Adjustable haptic feedback is available, but Bada's auto-correction software doesn't work as well as its iPhone and Android counterparts. The Samsung Wave also has handwriting recognition, but you can only draw one letter at a time, making it much slower than typing.
Bada also offers a number of other interesting and handy features. You can double tap the physical menu button to search through the phone or the Internet (through Google or Bing), swipe left on a contact in your phonebook to quickly send a message, and swipe right to call the default phone number. You can also link Twitter, Facebook and MySpace accounts, as well as instant messaging details (Windows Live, Yahoo!, Google Talk, AIM, ICQ, Skype, Jabber and QQ) to your contacts. Unfortunately the Wave won't merge contact information from multiple accounts — for example, if you sync a Google contact and a Facebook contact with the same name, they appear in the phonebook as separate entries. Unified messaging inboxes and a synchronised calendar are also features.
The Samsung Wave has Flash support for Web browsing, but pages render a little slower than expected and the smaller screen makes browsing a little less comfortable than on smartphones with slightly larger 3.5in screens. On a positive note, the accelerometer is fast and punchy, and the multitouch pinch to zoom is smooth and accurate. However there is no auto-formatting of text when zooming. A feature normally reserved for top end smartphones is Mobile AP — the ability to run the Wave as a Wi-Fi hotspot and share its mobile Internet connection with other devices. A real positive is the zippy speed and excellent general performance of the Samsung Wave, largely thanks to the 1GHz processor on board.
The Samsung Wave is an excellent multimedia smartphone. In addition to the Super AMOLED display for crisp, clear video, it features a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, and supports DivX and Xvid playback and "virtual" 5.1 surround sound when listening through headphones. The Wave's 5-megapixel camera also doubles as a 720p video recorder, and the handset supports HD video playback. You can also upload photos and videos direct to a number of social networking sites, including Flickr, Facebook, MySpace and Photobucket. A cool video feature is mosaic search, quickly allowing you to browse through video thumbnails at three-minute intervals.
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Local capacity and humanitarian aid
13 June 2012: Ed Cairns, Senior Policy Adviser for Oxfam GB, argues for a greater role for local organisations in humanitarian aid. As the humanitarian aid sector becomes less dominated by western organisations, their focus should shift toward supporting, and building the capacity of, local organisations.
International humanitarian aid saves millions of lives. But it also frequently sidelines the activism of local civil society. In 2010, the international response to Haiti's earthquake was enormous. But when it was evaluated, it revealed that Western donors had overlooked local government and civil society, as well as the views of affected Haitians themselves. Similarly, every evaluation of major crises over the last ten years has said much the same thing. As a couple of my colleagues in Oxfam America lamented: Why is the humanitarian community able to improve in some areas – but not this?
This was a question that dominated my mind when I wrote Oxfam's new paper on making humanitarian aid more effective – and more local, Crises in a New World Order, which we published a few weeks ago.
To be fair, international humanitarian aid has become more and more effective over the last few years. It needs to – because the increase in weather-related disasters, and those exposed to them, means that the demand for humanitarian aid is likely to continue to rise. In 2010, for example, more than 69 million people were exposed to floods. In the next few decades, that number is projected to grow substantially.
That's the message of another new report as well (pdf), this time from Christian Aid. While in Oxfam GB, the proportion of humanitarian aid flowing through local organisations is rising rapidly. In West Africa – facing 2012's most underreported crisis - it went from 1% to 30% between 2003-4 and 2010-11.
Many talk of a 'new business model' for humanitarian action that values Southern civil society more than ever before. At the end of 2011, the President of MERCY Malaysia argued that 'a greater role for Southern, national and local NGOs' is the only way to respond to increasing disasters, and the realisation that climate change adaptation, preparedness and risk reduction are as 'humanitarian' as immediate relief.
He's right. The centre of humanitarian gravity is moving Southwards. For international agencies like Oxfam, that means evolving towards being more of a 'humanitarian broker' – supporting the efforts of others – because, in the words of a colleague, we don't always need to be the ones saving lives ourselves.
The humanitarian capacity of local civil society is enormously varied of course. Helping to build it is a long-term challenge. Doing that, and responding to today's crises at the same time, is not easy. But there is no turning back. The humanitarian world will never again be the Western-dominated sector it once was. International agencies will be as vital as ever. But their – our – greatest responsibility will be to help build that local capacity.
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on June 18, 2012, 1:15 p.m.
Great article! There is need for a paradigm shift from capacity buidling to capitalise and value the resourcefullness of receiving countries in the global south.
on June 25, 2012, 12:09 p.m.
Couldn't agree more. The aid agency of the future focuses on building its own skills to accompany and support local groups, community leaders, and grassroots initiatives, rather than overpower or co-opt them. The aid agency of the future is able to restructure and revise their accountability requirements to focus on the minimum structure and financial controls necessary, rather than asking local implementing "partners" to change. The aid agency of the future is lowering the "glass ceiling" for local groups to participate in decision-making about aid resources, is bucking the paradigm of development without local sovereignty, and is demonstrably serious about downward accountability.
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Communicating Process Architectures 2016, the 38th. WoTUG conference on concurrent and parallel systems, takes place from Sunday August 21st. to Wednesday August 24th. 2016 and is hosted by the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Conference sessions will take place at the Hans Christian Ørsted Institute, which is located here. The evening Fringe sessions will be at the Caféen Bar, which is just a few minutes walk from the Ørsted buildings.
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Distributing matrix eigenvalue calculations over transputer arrays
We discuss the parallel numerical solution of the matrix eigenvalue problem for real symmetric tridiagonal matrices. Instances occur frequently in practice. Two implementations of the Sturm sequence algorithm on transputer arrays are described. For the first the maximum size of matrices which may be accommodated is restricted by the amount of local memory available. The second implementation removes this constraint but requires an increased execution time.
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Having finished the trilogy, I think that is one of the best in its genre.
I thought the protagonists would discover a surreal place through a portal at the University Of Toronto. This was businesslike. The pupils are invited. Why anyone but Kimberly got chosen was inadequately explained. Out of need, they all demonstrate strengths and establish niches. The detail that had to be dished out was heavy. Every time the simplest question was posed, even if it were about drapes; the answer involved an extensive story: "Five hundred years ago".... Everywhere you turned, something had been that way "for a thousand years". Most external figures seemed terse or shallow. I became engrossed after Paul played chess with a king.
Evil was locked under a mountain for - yes - a thousand years. Everyone remains so strangely attuned to facts exceeding their lifetimes; it was overkill to keep rechecking the 'ward stones' to ensure they were blue. We know Rakoth's escape is the axel of the series, thus suspense and drama are flattened before this occurs. The sourest note was sexual assault. No one wants that but it wasn't a ploy to cause a shock. The best things about this novel can't be described, to preserve discovery for future readers. Aside from the few issues shared, this novel is sensational; realized on an impressive scale. The Lios Alfar, seers, mages, and legends are enchanting. Multitudinous, intricate layers affect all the characters' lives and we anxiously cheer for the light to prevail.
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If you like GGK's later novels, stay away from the Fionavar Tapestry. It is derivative and flat, watered-down Tolkein in the manner of Terry Brooks' dreadful "Sword of... Read morePublished 1 month ago by L. Cothren
Fantastic story! Took me a little bit to get into the story but once I did, it was worth the wait.Published 2 months ago by Amazon Customer
What an incredible tale has Guy Gabriel Kay woven. He created a world with a history thousands of years old...in just a few pages. Read morePublished 17 months ago by Kindle Customer
Love it so that I am reading it again after so many years. No need to repeat all the good things said by the other reviewers but just a note about the map. Read morePublished 23 months ago by Chs.
A friend recommended this book to me so I gave it a try. Reading the back of the copy I had, it compared the Fionavar Tapestry to something on the level of Tolkien. Read morePublished on Dec 28 2013 by Purnickitty
I started "The Summer Tree" with high expectations based on Kay's later works. I was sorely disappointed. Read morePublished on Oct. 16 2006 by Melanie D. Crisfield
I'm not usually a fantasy reader, but I picked up The Summer Tree hoping to try out something different for a change. I wasn't that impressed. Read morePublished on Aug. 23 2005 by A. Sider


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The way that Collins blends a momentous year in the life of his family with a variety of stories about the history of autism and notable autists (including many whose conditions have been diagnosed posthumously, because autism wasn't understood at all until recently) works, too. We feel his pain and his growth, and laugh and cry with him, even as he gently gives us a textbook education in the development of society's understanding of the condition, from Peter the Wild Boy to Rainman and beyond.
Quietly, deftly, Collins also seeks to reshape the way we think about autism. For instance, he says, "Autists are described by others--and by themselves--as aliens among humans. But there's an irony to this, for precisely the opposite is true. They are us, and to understand them is to begin to understand what it means to be human. Think of it: a disability is usually defined in terms of what is missing. A child tugs at his or her parents and whispers, 'Where's that man's arm?' But autism is an ability and a disability: it is as much about what is abundant as what is missing, an overexpression of the very traits that make our species unique. Other animals are social, but only humans are capable of abstract logic. The autistic outhuman the humans, and we can scarcely recognize the result.Read more ›
For one thing, the total unconditional love Morgan's parents show shines through. It doesn't matter what he can or cannot do - he is a child first. Anything else is secondary. That is such an important view for parents, and teachers, to have.
They took the bull by the horns. The diagnosis was devastating, but it didn't stop them from jumping in to the interventions that were recommended. One of the biggest issues I have is trying to get parents beyond the intial shock and denial, and get them moving. TIme is of the essence. I also have trouble sometimes getting them to see that they indeed are partners in this process - what we do at school cannot be isolated, and must be followed through at home as well. His descriptions of how they experiemented, and how they took the ideas of therapists and adjusted them to fit Morgan was perfect. His description of the classrooms and the activities were right on target as well.
His explanation of how people with autism think can help me explain to parents why their child might be reacting the way that they do.
I was impressed by his experience as a father. Its a rare family where the father actually takes on an equal share of the work in raising a child with disabilities. His POV was enlightening and will give many other fathers encouragement to be involved.
I also appreciated the historical point of view. I think parents and professionals need that background to see where we have been and get a better idea of where we are going.Read more ›
Autitstics have been impacting human life and the course of history for hudreds of years. Paul Collins does a fantastic job of not only chronicling his experience with his young son and his being diagnosed as autistic, he also does a fantastic job of chronicling the existence of autistics who lived before there was such a word.
Way to go Paul Collins!
Thank you for exposing Bruno Bettleheim for the creep he was and for interviewing Simon Baron-Cohen (a nice man, as far as I can tell).
Thank you for sharing your fascination with Peter the Wild Boy.
I am an adult with an autism spectrum diagnosis, Asperger's syndrome.
I hope your little boy is always treated with respect by the world that so often demands conformism.
Morgan is certainly not a "stranger in the strange land of human emotions" as the official review claims (once again, the autistic as weird alien stereotype). He's *happy*. He has a great time. He's as enthusiastic as Mandy West in Paul West's old classic Words for a Deaf Daughter and just as oblivious to the fact that according to autism experts, he's actually living in a world of his own and that there must be a real child in there struggling to get out, etc., etc.
And his parents! They think he's simply a bright kid with many interests. Who the hell cares if he doesn't answer when you ask his name or play along with dumb "look at the funny monkey" games when there's a much more interesting talking computerized camera in the same room?
In short, the parents don't see anything wrong with the kid, because there isn't anything wrong with the kid. He isn't living in a world of his own. He's just more interested in music, math, reading, and audio equipment than people. A phalanx of experts try to convince Collins that Morgan's in need of vast amounts of therapy to bring him up to "normal", but Collins sensibly doesn't buy it even after he is made to understand that two-year-olds generally have more interest in the above social interactions.Read more ›
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This is a delightful read - not about how to fix or cure someone with autism, but about loving someone with autism and doing one's best to help them get along in a world filled... Read morePublished on May 14, 2009 by Sheila G. Ticen
This is my favorite book on autism, period. I adore it.
I am a 30-year-old mom with Asperger Syndrome, my 11-year-old daughter has Autism. Read more
You won't find the rage at autism that so many parents have experienced, or the accounts of scientific and medical detective work that other parents have undertaken. Read morePublished on July 9, 2007 by Douglas Bass
This book was difficult to put down so, even with a 4 year old to look after, I read it in 4 days. I haven't had that experience with a book in a long time! Read morePublished on February 19, 2007 by Sinead de Burca
This is not your typical book about autism, and I mean that as a compliment. As another reviewer said, it's difficult to characterize, but it's very interesting even for someone... Read morePublished on August 7, 2005 by A reader
After reading "Sixpence House" and finding it delightful, I looked up Paul Collins in the library catalog and saw this book. When I read "adventures in autism" I gasped. Read morePublished on January 14, 2005 by newtonscricket
My nephew had this book, and I picked up his copy to look at. I couldn't put it down! I read the whole book in 2 days, and found it very uplifting. Read morePublished on September 12, 2004 by K. Kettler
As the parent of a little girl with autism, I have read many, many books on the subject. This book is one of the most intriguing ones I have come across. Read morePublished on June 18, 2004
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Tsapis to be inducted into hall of fame
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NRA reveals controversial shooting app for iPhone that can even be played by CHILDREN
- NRA: Practice Range can be played by children over the age of four
- Users are allowed to test various 'true to life firearms' on shooting ranges
- App release comes in midst of ongoing debate about gun control in US
- The lobby group has previously criticised violent computer games
The National Rifle Association has launched an iPhone app that lets users fire 'true to life firearms'.
The powerful gun lobby's app, NRA: Practice Range, includes a shooting range feature and can be used by children.
The timing of the release is controversial in light of the ongoing debate in America about gun control following the Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.
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App: Images from the NRA: Practice Range app that allows people to test a number of different weapons on targets. The app's release comes as debate about gun control in the US continues
Reload: The game can be downloaded from Apple's ios store and can be used by children, coming with a rating of 4+
In the wake of the incident, the NRA linked the shootings to violent video games, leading some to label their new venture as hypocritical.
Wayne LaPierre, NRA executive vice president, pointed to 'vicious, violent video games' in remarks last month.
The powerful gun lobby's new app, rated 4+, has been described as the group's 'new mobile nerve centre'.
The app's description says it 'offers a 3D shooting game that instills safe and responsible ownership through fun challenges and realistic simulations'.
It also states: 'It strikes the right balance of gaming and safety education, allowing you to enjoy the most authentic experience possible.'
The app is free to download from Apple's ios store, but users can pay a $0.99 fee once downloaded to access more advanced weapons.
Hypocritical: Some commentators have described the app as hypocritical after the NRA previously criticised violent computer games
In the game users are provided with three levels in which to shoot: an indoor range, an outdoor range and a skeet shoot.
The app also features gun safety tips and information about firearms laws. Throughout the game various tips flash upon the screen, including the advice 'Use only the correct ammunition for your gun' and 'always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction'.
NRA officials travelled to the White House only days ago to discuss gun control.
Vice President Joe Biden is currently heading up a taskforce looking at gun control in America, while the New York senate today passed a gun control bill.
Safety: The app also offers users advice, information on gun laws and safety tips about firearms
After the Washington meeting, the NRA's Wayne LaPierre said: 'We were disappointed with how little this meeting had to do with keeping our children safe and how much it had to do with an agenda to attack the Second Amendment.'
'While claiming that no policy proposals would be 'prejudged,' this Task Force spent most of its time on proposed restrictions on lawful firearms owners — honest, taxpaying, hardworking Americans.
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VIDEO: NRA launches new Practice Range app
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Woman Charged After Bullets Strike Neighbor's Home
Updated:WASHINGTON, Pa.,None — Police have charged a 54-year-old woman after a man discovered two bullet holes in his Washington home that appeared to come from a neighbor's house.
Randy Ardeno called police after finding the holes in his Wellington Avenue home on Friday.
His neighbor Janet Pabian was charged Monday after police said she fired a handgun, which resulted in Ardeno's house being shot up.
Ardeno's wife, Tracy, said the bullet struck the house close to where their 14-year-old daughter sleeps.
"He was like, 'Somebody shot at our house.' I was like, 'No,'" said Tracy Ardeno.
According to police, Pabian admitted that she was handling the .38-caliber handgun when it accidentally discharged a three times.
"(My husband) says I keep screaming in my sleep. I can't help it. I mean, I just think about, what if she was home?" Tracy Ardeno said. "She shot three bullets. We don't know how. Where's the other?"
Pabian is charged with reckless endangerment, among other charges.
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A list of Edgar Wright's favorite 1000 Movies per his list on Mubi on July 27th, 2016.
1955 'Les diaboliques' Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot
The cruel and abusive headmaster of a boarding school, Michel Delassalle (Paul Meurisse), becomes the target of a murder plot hatched by an unlikely duo -- his meek wife (Vera Clouzot) and the mistress he brazenly flaunts (Simone Signoret). The women, brought together by their mutual hatred for the man, pull off the crime but become increasingly unhinged by a series of odd occurrences after Delassalle's corpse mysteriously disappears.
Simone Signoret Véra Clouzot Paul Meurisse Charles Vanel Jean Brochard Pierre Larquey Michel Serrault Thérèse Dorny Noël Roquevert Yves-Marie Maurin Georges Poujouly Georges Chamarat Jacques Varennes Jean Lefebvre Robert Dalban Camille Guérini Jacques Hilling Jean Témerson Christian Brocard Jean Clarieux Henri Coutet Johnny Hallyday Henri Humbert Zappy Max Madeleine Suffel Jimmy Urbain
Blending together the elements of horror & mystery in a seamless manner, cleverly using its available resources to provide a sense of dread & uncertainty, and efficiently sustaining its tense atmosphere from start to finish, Diabolique (also known as Les Diaboliques) is one of the finest examples of its genre(s) that simply refuses to age despite being nearly 60 years old.
The story concerns the wife of a cruel headmaster who, along with the help of her husband's mistress, devises a plan to murder him, and after careful arrangement manages to successfully execute it without leaving behind any traces. However, things are ultimately set in motion when the body mysteriously disappears from site after which a number of strange occurrences ensue.
The cold sweat, the uncontrollable trembling, the heavy breathing, the pressure on the chest, the burdensome weight felt by the knees, the inability to move, the faintness of the voice, the paralyzed mind. It's fear, taking over. The artistry with which Henri-Georges Clouzot produces fear, sustains it and shows its crushing effects in Les Diaboliques elevate not only the film but the horror genre altogether. It is one of those rare occasions when the destabilizing nature of uncertainty, the sheer sense of dread and the spine-chilling force of fear are not taken for granted, but skillfully and vividly conveyed. Les Diaboliques is a film so effectively shrouded in mystery and delusion that it becomes a psychological assault of mind-boggling conviction.…
I finished this film just moments ago, and I immediately want to go tell the world what I just saw. But I cant. Because at the end, a little message scrolled past that told me not to ruin the surprise. Diabolique is very interesting in the fact that a movie released in 1955, 58 years ago, is still making its audiences keep quiet about the ending. I have to thank the fans of the movie who didnt spoil this for me, and I will become one of those people who will carry the secret of this film to my grave.
Well, thats a little extreme, but I feel its justified in this context. The twist is simple, but planned…
Don't you believe in Hell?
-Christina Delassalle
My first film from director Henri-Georges Clouzot and with this one film he already rivals Alfred Hitchcock as a master film maker and master of suspense. For me to admit that, it's kinda huge. Hitchcock is my favorite director of that era hands down.
Diabolique is just that brilliant. Not just because of it's ending, plotting or execution, but it's brilliant as a whole. It manages to keep you glued to the screen and make you witness something for almost 2 hours without knowing you're witnessing it.
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If there has ever been a movie equipped with the ability to have the viewer(s) glued to the screen while chewing on their arms as they have no nails nor fingers left, it must be Les diaboliques.
I had no doubts about Clouzot's claim to the throne of French master of suspence, after having seen La salaire de la peur, but Les diaboliques is a step up in my book.
It takes its time, meticulously building up to the crime, and establishing motives. And although it's nowhere near boring, the true perfection is the second half, when the suspence is turned up to 11. Incredible tension, and here we're also treated to some great direction from Clouzot as well, especially in the build up to the penultimate scene. Masterful!
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Highly influenced by the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, but still easily finding a heart of its own, this taut psychological thriller of the classical era is a perfectly apt example of why the horror films of the past are much more effective in their attempt to create suspense and torment the audience (even though they had basically no gore and all the other elements and tools that give name to the horror genre today). Being significantly more minimalist (and clever) by using wide angle, long(er) take and practically no music (allowing the silences to fill the frame and conduct the scene), director Henri-Georges Clouzot (as well as the other big names of suspense of the…
The most Hitchcockian, non-Hitchcock film. It's very slow but the last half-hour was amazing. Especially the last sequence and reveal, which I honestly didn't see coming at all. I loved the suspense and the acting only heightened it.
Loved the spoiler alert at the end of it
Atmospheric, slow, well worth the watch.
Massively influential on everyone from Kubrick to Castle, Henri-Georges Clouzot's thriller features one of the greatest climactic scenes ever. It's superbly photographed by Armand Thirard with a nicely restrained score by Georges Van Parys and a surprisingly strong performance by Véra Clouzot who more than holds her own with Simone Signoret.
Wasn't as unsettling as I hoped but the story was nonetheless gripping from start to finish. That ending was superbly unexpected.
excellent french thriller plot twister from the 50's.
The best Hitchcock movie Hitchcock never made.
Christina Delassalle: I'd like to die and not see him anymore.
Nicole Horner: I won't have any regrets.
A list of Edgar Wright's favorite 1000 Movies per his list on Mubi on July 27th, 2016.
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New 'Skyfall' Set Videos: James Bond Does Dead-Defying Stunt on Top of Moving Train
Daniel Craig has been caught on video tape performing a dangerous stunt on the Turkey set of "Skyfall". Donning a sleek gray suit, Craig went into the action on the top of a moving train in Adana.
At one point, the James Bond depicter was taped having a gunfight on the train. The British thesp was also spotted hoisting himself back up onto the moving freight train after almost falling down.
Craig returns as Bond after tackling the prestigious role in "Casino Royale" and "Quantum of Solace". He will be joined by Judi Dench, Javier Bardem, Albert Finney, Ralph Fiennes and Naomie Harris.
The blue-eyed actor once told BBC that he would love to play the 007 agent "until they tell me to stop." He added, "I know there'll be someone after me, and hopefully someone after them - I'm just trying to keep [the series] going."
"Skyfall" has already wrapped its production in several spots in England, including Canary Wharf and Charing Cross, Bognor Regis and Pinewood Studios. The movie will find Bond in a troublesome situation as his loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her.
The Sam Mendes-directed action movie will arrive in the U.S. theaters on November 9.
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KODAK, TENN. (APRIL 18, 2014) - The Jackson Generals (9-6) wrapped up their series with the Tennessee Smokies (7-8) with their third comeback win this week, a 5-2 win Friday at Smokies Park. The Generals went 3-2 in the five-game series, marking their third-consecutive series win of 2014.
Jackson was held scoreless prior to a five-run, ninth inning rally. Kevin Rivers (1-4, 2 RBI) hit an RBI double to score Ketel Marte (1-3, R, BB) and Jabari Blash (1-4, 2 BB).
John Hicks (1-4, RBI, R) added a double to score Ramon Morla (0-4, R) with one-out. Leon Landry (1-4, 2 RBI) capped off the inning with an RBI single that scored Mickey Wiswall (2-4, R) and John Hicks (1-4, RBI, R).
RHP Mayckol Guaipe (1-0) earned his first victory in two innings of relief for Jackson. Guaipe allowed three hits and recorded four strikeouts on 35 total pitches.
RHP Cam Hobson (1-2) started strong, holding Tennessee hitless until the fifth inning. Hobson allowed three hits, two runs and two walks in 5.2 innings of work to earn a no decision.
Tennessee scored its first run after John Andreoli stole home on a pickoff to first base. The Smokies added another run in the sixth off a solo homer by Kris Bryant (4).
W: Mayckol Guiape (1-0): 2.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 4 SO, 0 HR, 0.00 ERA
L: Ryan Searle (1-1) (BS, 1): 2.1 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 2 BB, 0 SO, 0 HR, 6.23
The Generals return to the Ballpark at Jackson on Saturday to kickoff a homestand against the Chattanooga Lookouts. RHP Moises Hernandez (0-0, 9.00) will face right-hander Carlos Frias (1-1, 2.89 ERA).
The Ballpark at Jackson will hold a Half-way to Halloween event, Educators Appreciation Night, a Beyond Blame Post-Game Concert and the second fireworks show of the season.
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A prominent Hamilton East corner section has changed hands, with the new owners proposing to build an upmarket car dealership on the site.
Former owner Barry Livingston bought the property, on the corner of Clyde and Grey streets, in 2007 from the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions with the intention of building a retail and office complex on the busy corner.
But the project met vigorous opposition from some in the community incensed about the potential for traffic chaos and loss of the suburb's heritage.
A red brick wall on the site was demolished in 2009 while a group of mature oak trees was felled in 2007. Property records show Mr Livingston's company, 490 Grey Ltd, previously called Eastgate Central, sold the site to Tolian Properties Ltd in November last year.
Tolian Properties chairman Ben van den Engel, who is also managing director of Ebbett Waikato Group Ltd, confirmed the purchase but said he was not in a position to discuss plans for the vacant block.
The intention was to build an upmarket car dealership but the company had not yet got resource consent from Hamilton City Council.
''I'm obviously extremely enthusiastic but I also don't want to pre-empt any decision because it's certainly not a done deal,'' Mr van den Engel said. ''It's very sensitive and I don't want to be seen lobbying council through the back door on this.''
Hamilton East Community Trust chairwoman Lois Livingston said Barry Livingston contacted her last month to tell her of the land sale and the proposal to build a top-end car dealership.
''My attitude is if they want to work with the community and become part of the community then that's fine,'' Ms Livingston said.''The trust is about promoting Hamilton East and its development.
''We can't turn back the clock and recreate the wall and trees, but hopefully we will get something that acknowledges the historical significance of that corner.''
Ms Livingston said an upmarket car dealership was a far better fit for the site than a retail and office complex, and would have less impact on traffic flows.
Hamilton City councillor Gordon Chesterman said the Tolian Properties' proposal represented an exciting opportunity for Hamilton East and was ''of a very high standard''.
''For someone with a deep interest in Hamilton East I have no objection to the quality of building that I understand is being planned for the site. It is several 100thper cent better than what [Barry] Livingston had planned for that site.
"Ebbett together with Ingham have made a contribution to really good buildings in the city. Cutting down the traffic is a major thing for me. It's an exciting opportunity to save the doorway to Hamilton East from what could have been a fate worse than death.''
Council communications advisor Stephanie Slattery said the corner site's current zoning was ''community facilities'' under the Operative District Plan but was proposed to be changed to a ''Business 5 Suburban Centre'' under the Proposed District Plan.
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