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England captain Andrew Strauss has conceded his team have performed "very badly" en route to their one-day international series defeat in Australia.
The tourists won the Ashes in emphatic style but have failed to reproduce that form in the shorter format, slipping to a decisive 4-1 deficit in the seven-match series after a 51-run loss in Brisbane.
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"We still want guys to play positively. We've got the World Cup coming up - we're going to need to play positive cricket.
"I'd hate guys to go into their shells but it's decision-making in terms of what bowlers to attack, what times are the right times to attack, what times are the right time to defend, and we haven't done that well enough. The reasons for that I'm not entirely sure.
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IntroductionThe Turkish media landscape is highly concentrated with a few major conglomerates controlling the media sector such as Dogan Group owned by Aydin Dogan and Dogus Group owned by Ferit F. Sahenk. The major privately owned media groups in Turkey are Dogan Group, Dogus Group, Cukurova Holding and Calik Holding. There is one state owned media outlet known as the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) which was the very first broadcasting company established in Turkey. Until 1993, TRT enjoyed monopoly in the media sector, delivering news content across the nation through several television and radio channels.
|The main media press outlets exist in Istanbul (the media capital of Turkey) (BBC 2012)
The mass news media is one of the most powerful institutions in contemporary society and thus attracts strict regulation both at a government level and from within the industry itself. The media in Turkey is therefore not an exception to strict regulation especially from the government. The basis of media regulation in Turkey is rooted in statutes which limit speech that is deemed insulting to Turkish way of life as well as expression of political extremism (Enjoyturkey.com 2010). The media in Turkey is regulated by both domestic and international legislations.
Although there is a progression towards democracy, Turkey is still ranked 148th out of 179 on the Press Freedom Index (Reporters Without Borders 2012), due to high levels of regulation and legislations controlling the press in censoring the information provided for the public. Government bodies such as the Radio Television Supreme Council (RTUK) and the Communication High Council (HYK) are enforced to maintain standards across the press medium.
On a special note, the emerging trend in the Turkish media scene seems to be shifting towards greater press freedom with groups lobbying for a change in constitutional rights which is being greatly influenced and promoted due to the 2014 election (Kiniklioglu 2012). Furthermore, there have been legislations to allow increase in ownership in foreign and domestic markets.
Private Media OwnershipApart from the state owned Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT), there are 635 television broadcast stations, 1044 local, 108 regional and 36 privately owned radio stations, and 45 daily newspapers (Press Refence n.d.).
1) Dogan Yayin GroupDogan Group is the leading media company and one of the largest conglomerates in Turkey and includes a range of companies that operate in many fields such as trade, energy, tourism, retail and more.The Honorary President of Dogan Group, Aydin Dogan, has a net worth of $1.1 billion (Forbes 2012). Amongst the Dogan Group companies is Dogan Yayin Group (DYH), which specialises in media and is one of the primary Turkish media companies. DYH provides a range of content and services including newspapers, magazines, publishing houses, television channels, radio stations, a music production company and more. Through their newspapers, DYH reaches approximately 5 million readers daily (Dogan Holdings 2012).
Some of the key titles of Dogan Yayin include:
(Daily mass circulation Turkish broadsheet
newspaper with online English news articles)
(Daily Turkish tabloid newspaper)
|CNN Turk
(Turkish version of the popular news
channel, CNN)
|Radyo D
(Popular Turkish radio station)
//Kanal D//, //Radikal// , //Fanatik// , //Hurriyet Daily News// , //CNN Turk Radyo// , //Slow Turk Radyo//
2) Dogus GroupDogus Group is another leading conglomerate in Turkey, following up in second position after Dogan Group. The chairman of Dogus Group, Ferit F. Sahenk has a net worth of $2.6 billion (Forbes 2012). Dogus Group operates in a number of business sectors such as banking and financial services, automotive, construction, media, tourism and services, real estate and energy.
Dogus Media Group (DMG) is part of the Dogus conglomerate, rapidly growing as one of the media giants in the Turkish media sector. DMG operates the major television and radio stations in Turkey, as well as providing Internet services, producing magazines and publishing books, targeting a national audience. In 2011, DMG expanded its portfolio through the acquisition of STAR TV (Turkey's first private television channel originally owned by Dogan Group) and launched Kral Pop radio and Kral Pop TV successfully attaining a share of approximately 8.3% in the advertising market (Dogus Group 2011).
Major television channels:
(Turkey's first news channel)
(Family entertainment channel)
(Economy/Entertainment channel)
|NTV Spor
(Sports channel)
(Popular Music channel)
//e2//, //HD-e//
Major radio channels:
|NTV Radyo
(news channel)
(popular radio channel)
Internet platforms include:
- ntvmsnbc (news)
- Ntvspor.net (sports news)
- Oley.com (betting game site)
- Footbo.com (football news)
- Enmoda.com (online shopping)
- Vogue (world famous fashion magazine)
- GQ Turkiye (men's magazine)
- National Geographic
- National Geographic Kids
- Robb Report (luxury magazine)
- Motor Boat & Yachting (yachting magazines)
- NTV Publications (books)
- NTV History (academic history magazine)
3) Cukurova GroupAlso acting as a conglomerate in Turkey, Cukurova Group operates in various financial and non-finanial sectors such as banking, industry, construction, media and communication, information technology, energy, transportation and services. The group now aims to expand their portfolio in terms of mobile communications and integrated media services (Cukurova Group 2010). As chairman, Mehmet Emin Karamehmet has a net worth of $2.9 billion according to Forbes (2012), however in the recent years he is struggling due to a loss in financial stability. Nonetheless, the group plays a vital part in the Turkish media sector delivering media content to a wide audience in the form of newspapers, magazines, television and radio broadcasting services, and digital platforms.
TurkMedya, the main media department of Cukurova Group, produces Aksam and Gunes (major newspaper titles) which aim to deliver only 'objective news' to the audience (Cukurova Group 2010). The department also produces five different magazines (Alem, Autocar, Stuff, FourFourTwo and Platin) and two radio stations (Alem FM and Lig Radyo).
|Popular media outlets that belong to TurkMedya
4) Calik HoldingThe chairman of Calik Holdingsis Ahmet Calik, whose company has approximately a $3 million USD turnover (Calik Holdings 2012). Calik Holdings's operations go beyond Turkey and reach regions ranging from Central Asia to North Africa, and from Middle East to the Balkans (Calik Holdings 2012). They comprise of companies in multiple sectors such as textiles, energy, construction, media and more. In 2008, Calik Holdings completed a $1.1 billion takeover of ATV-Sabah media group to expand their media sector of the company (Calik Holdings 2012). As a result, Calik Holdings now operates four television channels (ATV, ATV Avrupa, A Haber and Minika TV), one radio station (Radyo City), owns six newspapers (Sabah, Sabah Avrupa, Takvim, Gunaydin, Yeni Asir, Fotomac) and an array of magazines in various fields including news, fashion, youth and more. Additionally, Calik owns one of two distribution companies and one of the largest printing facilities in Turkey.
Some of the main titles of Calik Holdings are:
(Daily Turkish newspaper)
|Yeni Asir
(Daily Turkish newspaper)
(One of the most widely watched
television channels in Turkey)
|A Haber
(Turkish television news channel)
Public Broadcasting in TurkeyOn May 1st 1964, the first broadcasting company in Turkey came into existance, The Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT). The TRT was established by the state and was the monopoly in broadcasting. For many years the TRT was the only television and radio provider, so enjoyed the monopoly for decades and was without competition. The monopoly in television and radio broadcasting was lifted by the parliament in August 1993.
FundingThe principle of funding is similar to that in most countries. Around 20% of TRT's funding comes from government grants and around 10% comes from advertising. The other 70% is obtained through taxes received by television and radio receivers.
TelevisionThe Turkish Radio and Television Corporation provides many television channels, such as the family channel TRT-1 which is the most watched television channel in Turkey. TRT-1 was the very first television channel in Turkey, launching on January 31th 1968. It is directed at many different kinds of audiences, but mostly at families. TRT-1 was the only channel until 1986, when Kanal was launched (which later became TRT-2, and which is now called TRT Haber or TRT News). Like the name suggests, TRT News broadcasts mainly news programs, especially during day time, but also shows documentaries and films. Other popular TV channels are TRT-3 which broadcasts sports events and news, and TRT Cocuk, that has programs for children. Other popular television channels from the TRT are TRT GAP (regional), TRT Anatolia (regional), TRT-6, TRT Turk, TRT Avaz, TRT Belgesel, TRT Musik, TRT-Etturkye, TRT HD and TRT Spor.
RadioRadio broadcasting in Turkey started on May 6th 1927, long before the TRT arised. In that time it started with a private company, which was owned by the state. When the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation was established in 1968, the radio became part of it. When the radio broadcasting in Turkey started, there was only one radio channel for a long time: Radyo1. Radyo1 still exists today and broadcasts education, culture and news programs. From 1927 to now, TRT Radyo has expanded from one to ten radio channels, a lot of them offering music programs. Radyo2, also known as TRT FM, offers mostly songs in the top charts. Radyo3 offers a wide range of music, from classical to modern music. Other radio channels that provide other forms of music including classical, traditional and folk music, are Radyo4, TRT Folk Song and TRT Nagme. Some national radio channels from TRT are TRT Radio News, Voice of Turkey, TRT's Kurdish Radio Channel and TRT Avrupa FM. Besides the national radio channels, TRT also provide some regional channels.
History of media regulationMedia regulation in the republic of Turkey dates back to 1857 when Turkey became a republic, when the Ottoman Empire issued laws to govern printing houses. In this respect books had to be thoroughly inspected by the authorities before they could be legally published. Since then, the media in Turkey has operated under very difficult situations due to constant censorship from authorities which in many cases has resulted in closure of various media houses. The establishment of the Turkish Radio and television corporation (TRT) on 1st May 1964 marked a turning point for the Turkish mass media. Transformation of the state broadcasting to an authorised corporation enabled close supervision of developments in the field (Enjoyturkey.com 2010). However, mass media was largely remained as state monopolies until 1994 when the state enacted the law enabling the establishment of private media houses. Although the law now allows establishment of private media houses, strict state regulations applies to both their establishment as well as their operations. It was only more recently in 2011 that the law (No. 3984) was overhauled and replaced with a more friendly law (No. 6112) to regulate the media.
TV and radio regulationA number of legislations have been enacted with the aim of regulating television and radio broadcasting in Turkey. Among them is Law No. 3984 enacted in 1994 to regulate the media. Article 8 of the law establishes the Supreme Council of Radio and Television (RTUK) and gives it legal autonomy over the media. Under the act, the council has taken part in national and regional frequency planning as well as providing licenses to private individuals. In addition, the council supervises the media houses in a bid to ensure that they operate within the laid down procedures. Incase of violation of the media principles, the council can revoke the licenses issued to the media houses (Chadbourne & Parke LLP 2011). In addition, various secondary regulations under this law have been enacted in order to run the industry. They include the satellite regulation, the cable regulation, and the allocation of frequency regulation, the content regulation as well as the regulation of close circuit TV. Another important regulation is the administrative and financial conditions regulation which outlines the preconditions required for establishment and operation of media houses.
Another important media regulation is law No. 6112 on the establishment of radio and television enterprises that came into existence in March 2011 which replaced the law No. 3984. The reason for the change was to respond to technological developments and align the Turkish media with the rest of the EU (Chadbourne & Parke LLP 2011). The law places the regulator (RTUK) under a number of responsibilities including overseeing the switchover from analogue to digital broadcasting, regulation of players in the digital industry as well as content and ownership composition regulation.
The Internet regulationDue to its high sensitivity to inappropriate online content as well as defamation, the Turkish government highly regulates the Internet as well as the print media. Consequently, this has resulted in the closure of many websites as well as newspapers and magazines operations. The Turkish telecom's infrastructure filters all Internet traffic, enabling control over online content. Besides the media control and censorship association (RTUK), newly established Telecommunication and Transmission Authority has the authority to impose bans on online sites without seeking judicial approval (Wood, 2011). This occurs in a number of cases including hosting of content deemed illegal under Turkish law and hosting contents that are sexually abusive to children or are considered obscene. Websites and print media can also be shutdown if it circulates information that violates copyright laws, hosting information that promotes terrorism, hosting information that is abusive to state organs as well as private individuals and hosting information that contravenes sections 24, 25, 26 and 28 of Turkish constitution on human freedoms of religion, thought, expression and freedom of press.
Basis of media regulationThe council which is the mass media regulating body in Turkey is charged with the responsibility of ensuring strict adherence to the code of operation by the media. The legal basis of media regulation stems from laws that prohibit speech that is deemed anti-Turkish and which may express political extremism for the sake of public safety. Consequently, RTUK is authorised to close down operations of any media house that is deemed anti-Turkish and which may promote acts of indecency and terrorism (Jamiel, 2008). The enactment of law No. 3894 as well as law No. 6112 was necessitated by a number of factors which include:
a) Increasing affordable access to broadband services and products that are affordable,
b) Encouraging competition in the mass media that would provide the citizens with meaningful and reliable choice of media products and services,
c) Promotion of competition and diversity as well as facilitation of transition to digital modes of delivery by 2014 and,
d) Enhancement of public safety through regulation of the media activities.
Self regulationAlthough the mass media in Turkey is highly regulated by the government, there have been efforts towards self regulation. This is a joint effort by various media houses to regulate themselves (Gregory, 2009). This is achieved through coming up with common editorial guidelines to govern media in Turkey which each media house is bound to abide by. Self regulation media in Turkey is a big step towards attaining media freedom with the media taking responsibility for quality and honesty while preserving their editorial autonomy.
The ConstitutionThe constitution as amended on October 17th, 2001, Article 28 states: "The press is free, and shall not be censored." However the constitution would then amend that "No ban shall be placed on the reporting of events, except by the decision of judge issued to ensure proper functioning of the judiciary, within the limits specified by law."
Although the constitution does instate that the "press is free" the judiciary does have the right to censor all media outlets under the constitutional provisions which have been interpreted upon the grounds of "protecting basic characteristics of the Republic" as well as the provision of "safeguarding the indivisible integrity of the State with its territory and nation"
1994 Radio and Television Law (No. 3984)/ RTUKAfter the fall of state monopoly in 1993, the law was passed in 1994 which established the Radio Television Supreme Council (RTUK). The Law states in Article 6:
"Supreme Council shall be composed of nine members elected by the Turkish Grand National Assembly from among persons who have at least four years of higher education, ten years of professional working experience in public and private organizations, sufficient professional knowledge and experience and qualification for being a state employee and shall be over the age of 30."
The RTUK is an established body which is used to regulate private broadcasting in means which comply with the legal broadcasting frameworks. Therefore under this law, all television and radio broadcasts are under the supervision of the RTUK, whom, have the ability to give penalty for breaching this framework. It should be noted this is only in associated with private networks, not public broadcasts.
Other Regulatory Bodies & PartnershipDue to the high speed needed in order to stop un-regulated broadcasting being established. The Communication High Council HYK, founded in 1983, was established in order to approve communication policies. The Telecommunication Authority TK, founded in 2000, was established to regulate and control the telecommunication sector of broadcasting. These two councils along with the Radio Television Supreme Council would come together as partners in 2002.
2004 Right for Information ActThe Right for Information Act (No. 4982) entitles that all public and private intuitions and authorities as well as organisations give times responses (within 15 days) to applications that pertain activities under the act and provide the applicant with the documents which are needed. This however does exclude documents which are excluded by the act.
2007 Internet CensorshipIn May 2007 a law which was concerned "regulations of publications on in the internet and suppression of crimes committed through such publications". This law entitled that the telecommunications communication presidency (TIB) would become authorized to execute court orders which would allow them to block websites that are able to be viewed by the Turkish public. These blocked websites are for content which includes that which provides inside or outside information about Turkey committing crimes which include child pornography, that encourage drugs and those which promote crimes against Ataturk. Known blocked websites include YouTube, Myspace and Geocites and it is approximated that 3,700 websites have been blocked due to this law.
2011 Emergence of Technology & Shift In LegislationsIn March 2011 the Turkish media law introduced Law No. 6112 which is based on the Establishment of Radio and Television Enterprises and Their Broadcasts. This law repelled previous law No. 3984 and was created as a response the new technological developments and would further help to align Turkish legislation with their commitments to the EU. This new legislation introduced changes such as:
- Licenses would be produced by the RTUK, broadcasts would be completely changed to digital broadcasting and licensing would also be changed for digital broadcasting.
- Increased the amount of foreign ownership from 25% to 50% as well as allowing for shareholders to now have shares in two different media companies, not just one.
- New limitations on the permitted commercial breaks, telemarketing and self-promotion which includes the authorization for the Prime Minister to impose a ban on any broadcast which is deem that "national security clearly necessitates it".
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My fellow commenters have done a lovely job of summing up the
wonderfulness of this movie.
But I don't think enough has been said about Maria O'Brien.
She is the daughter of the late, great Edmond O'Brien, and she is off-the-hook funny in this movie.
I knew her "whackamolehthip" was laying it on thick, and I'm just a gringa with a good accent. And then she drops the accent when talking to the stage manager: "I need red and green gels for my entrance...."
"Applause, applause, applause...."
Maria O'Brien is brilliant.
She should be as famous as her father never was.
"Smile" is a perfect satire of our human penchant for joining clubs and
organizations. Set against the "Miss Teen California" Pageant, this film
parodies the pettiness, power plays, and self-importance of the contest's
At the time, I had just joined the Jaycees and I roared with laughter at all the "Jaycee types" I saw. Bruce Dern, the enthusiastic but dense Jaycee President "Big Bob Friedlander" sets the tone of the festivities. Barbara Feldon as chairwoman Brenda DiCarlo runs a taut ship, but is none too bright. In fact her husband, Andy, is literally driven to drink and runs away from the "exhausted rooster" ceremony rather than kiss a dead chicken. Big Bob's son, "Little Bob" and his friends get caught running a business of taking pictures of the girls dressing rooms through the windows.
In one of the less ethical aspects of the pageant, the Jaycees wait until their choreographer has taught the girls a dance number using a runway out into the audience. Suddenly the Jaycees take away the runway to accommodate "the golden circle" of $150 seats. As the choreographer tries the number without the runway, one of the girls falls. Putting the honest choreographer in a moral bind of money vs. safety, the Jaycees only put the runway back in by forcing him to deduct the cost of the "golden circle" tickets from his fee.
This film is a lot of laughs, starting at the very beginning, when one of the local pageant winners presents as her "talent" a demonstration of how to pack your suitcase. During the credits, as she runs to the plane to the pageant, her suitcase flies open, spilling everything all overt he place. The contestants steal the show. Some of the "talent" is singing, and, well, none of them have ever won a Grammy. Shortly after Maria ingratiates her way into Barbara Feldon's favor, her "talent" of flinging lighted batons ends in disaster as a few of the other contestants chuckle conspiratorially.
I didn't quit the Jaycees, but I certainly had many laughs at the meetings! In short, a great comedy! I recommend it highly and give it an "8."
SMILE hits home as it was filmed in the summer of 1974 when I graduated from high school, in Sonoma County, where Santa Rosa is. It is an accurate representation of Santa Rosa, 1974. I know many of the people in it, and my friends white 62 Chevy Impala is used. I can point out to many faces in the audience during the pageant, including an old high school history teacher. For me now it is a ghost town movie, as the current Santa Rosa has grown 3 times the size. The town you see in the film has been developed out of existence, and now seems like a dream. SMILE is based on the Junior Miss Pageant, which use to be held at The Veteran's Memorial, where the filmed pageant takes place. Mark Ritchie coached the paid actors well, as I could believe they were like local folks acting out as Santa Rosans. As a Cultural Anthropology study Smile is a gem. It is a time capsule to 1970's Santa Rosa. Another film to see is Hitchcock's Shadow Of A Doubt. It too takes place in Santa Rosa around 1942, and has many points of location gone by the time Smile was filmed. Thorton Wilder wrote the Hitchcock screenplay for Santa Rosa, as he saw it as the best example of a American small town. The same can be said about Smile, but now Santa Rosa is an edge city.
All the beauty contestants have to "Smile" in this 1975 film written by
Jerry Belson and directed by Michael Ritchie. It's a take-off on
pageants and American values in the '70s. It stars Barbara Feldon,
Bruce Dern, Michael Kidd, and Nicholas Pryor, while featuring some
familiar young faces as contestants: Melanie Griffith, Colleen Camp,
and Annette O'Toole.
Feldon is the ever-chipper but icy "Young American Miss" who has no use for her drunken husband (Pryor) and devotes herself to the pageant; she's terrific, as is Bruce Dern as a used car salesman, the main judge of the pageant who has an enterprising son with a Polaroid camera. Best of all is Michael Kidd as the choreographer. Kidd started out as a ballet dancer, moved to Broadway, and finally Hollywood where he danced, acted, and choreographed, later adding directing to his list of talents. Here, he gives a wonderful performance as a choreographer whose cynicism and toughness hides a heart of gold.
There are too many vignettes among the contestants to describe - the talent competition that consists of packing a suitcase, the flaming baton; the rehearsals with the orchestra are hilarious, as is the contestant looking for her butter churn.
The film hits just the right note between satire/comedy and drama. Beauty contestants haven't changed much; they all want to help people, and being brought up without a father is a distinct advantage. Boys are still horny. And never has any of this been presented in a more of a light, amusing way than in "Smile."
Extremely smart little satire that uses a state beauty pageant as a microcosm for a stinging look at American values, with hypocrisy rampant and greed triumphant. Writer Jerry Belson delineates his characters very carefully, so that we know whom to side with and whom to despise, and the nearly no-name cast portrays them brilliantly. Talented Joan Prather is the contestant we most identify with, decent, but slowly being corrupted as the urge to win overtakes her, and Michael Kidd is the semi-big-time choreographer who at first seems callous and unlikable but turns out to be merely seeing, and telling, it like it is. There's some too-easy comedy as we view the contestants' terrible talent competition entries, but at the end we've seen a remarkably thorough put-down of American values circa 1975. (Maybe it didn't get more attention because its utter honesty and accuracy about the American way of winning, a pet theme of the director's, made people uncomfortable.) The final scene, in the police car, is just a perfect wrap-up.
Twenty-five years after this film about the Young America Miss contest was filmed in Santa Rosa, California, the fates sent me to that lovely town on business. During lunch in a local restaurant, I did an impression of one of the film's lines: "What does Santa Rosa think about that?" and half a dozen heads turned to stare at me in shock and anger. If a single line from a movie can still upset the local power structure of a self-satisfied town a quarter-century later, it must be doing something right. In fact, writer Jerry Belson, director Michael Ritchie and a great cast of veteran or young actors did about everything right. Funny, insightful and true. What more can a smart viewer want from a movie?
When this film first came out thirty-four years ago (which seems impossible) the college crowd I hung with absolutely loved it. I was delighted to see it come up on one of the cable movie channels recently and after watching it again after lo these many years I am delighted to be able to report that its wittily insightful commentary has lost none of its edge or relevance. The flick really does deserve a place in whatever Hall of Fame is dedicated to commentary on American culture. It really is a comedy, but it has just enough raw edges to give it some genuine bite. The pacing is handled very well, and we are able to develop a genuine interest in many of the characters. The movie never descends to grossness or imbecility, although - given the subject matter, a regional beauty competition - the opportunities are plentiful. Bruce Dern's character is wonderfully drawn; it would be so easy to portray him as a dolt, but he is shown as a sincerely well-meant guy, which is what makes his subtly characterized thoughtfulness at the end of the movie so effective. Interesting to see Melanie Griffith - at the age of 18! - in one of her earliest credited performances. My favorite character is Michael Kidd, the choreographer; cynical, bitter, yet a true professional, he seems the only one in the flick that really cares about the girls, yet he has no illusions about himself. There are just so many wonderful moments in this film - thanks to a brilliant script and great direction - that it deserves a place as a minor classic of Americana.
"Smile" released in 1975, is director Michael Ritchie's commentary on the absurdity of beauty pageants. The movie takes place in Santa Rosa, as it is time for the "Junior Miss" California beauty pageant. Bruce Dern is spot-on as an RV salesman by day, and one of the judges of the contest by night. Interesting, he takes his part as a judge very seriously. Barabara Feldon plays a former Junior Miss, and she is at times hilarious as she is so intense and regimented about guiding the young contestants through the grueling competition. However, she has problems at home, including an alcoholic husband (Michael Kidd) who also seems to be on the verge of an emotional breakdown. Dern has a horny teen-age son (Eric Shea) who gets caught taking pictures through the windows of the girls changing their clothing, and then is sent to a psychiatrist as punishment! There is a bizarre initiation ceremony that Dern and Kidd attend, with the men dressed up in KKK attire. It has to be seen to be believed! Everything about this film reeks of the 1970's, from the famous "smile" pictures that were everywhere, to one of the contestants doing an imitation of the famous "Ernestine" the telephone operator, made famous by Lily Tomlin. For those of us who came of age in this decade (as I did) it was all so familiar and hilarious. The film is obviously a satire, poking fun at 1970's middle America. It was showing us who we were, warts and all. Look for a young Annette O'Toole and Melanie Griffith as two of the contestants, and all of the young ladies playing the beauty pageant contestants are quite good. The casting of this film is excellent. So check this out -- particularly if you remember this decade with the fondness, or maybe some groans too.
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SMILE is a wicked satire. Using a teenage beauty pageant as a backdrop to poke fun at America's obsessions with the banal, director Michael Ritchie and writer Jerry Belson have come up with a classic. None of the girls are particularly attractive but that doesn't stop the Rotary club judges from leering at them while asking questions laced with double meanings. The girls aren't all that talented either...one of them shows the judges how to pack a suitcase! A very funny Bruce Dern stars as Big Bob Freelander, an unusually enthusiastic car salesman. He's VERY into the pageant, as is his peeping-tom son! Barbara Feldon is suitably uptight as the tough-as-nails pageant coordinator and Nicholas Pryor plays her suicidal husband. Feldon and Pryor have one of the film's best scenes as she mockingly tries to talk him out of killing himself. Michael Kidd is hysterical as a nasty choreographer and the contestants are played by a slew of almost starlets including Annette O'Toole, Melanie Griffith and Joan Prather.
long with his other 70s masterpieces, especially Prime Cut (72) and the recently Richard Linklatterized Bad News Bears (76), Michael Ritchie's Smile delivers a sweet/caustic backhand to American patriarchy in all its denim-clad grotesquery. The Man, here, is all embodiments of the Capitalist win-at-all-costs ethic. He comes in the form of pyretic little league coaches leveling universal ennui upon the children, good IL' boys who tidy up business affairs by grinding up the competition in the abattoir, their women kept it the stables, or, in the case of Smile, the Kindermensch of Santa Rosa's local business elite whose wealth and importance to the community are paid tribute with a gleefully calamitous Young American Miss competition. The tone and structure of Smile are reminiscent of Milos Forman's Polish films, especially Fireman's Ball. It shares that film's depiction of a public event as national microcosm, and its brilliant harmonic ability to sustain social critique with a full-out, warts- and-all sympathy for its all-too-human characters. The film's gonzo feminism will doubtlessly stick grinding in the throats of the Steinem set, and it certainly doesn't idealize, presenting its bevy of beauties as an estrogenic infestation, immediately plugging the theater's pipes with Kotex. Still, it is the strange phallic world of spectacle that encases these women that remains ultimately suspect. Witness the drunken, Masonic gathering where the men of the town don robes, overturn picnic tables and pucker up before the great unwashed posterior of a skinned chicken carcass. A must see American meltdown!
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A 25-year-old pregnant woman has been stoned to death by her relatives outside a courtroom in Lahore, Pakistan — a so-called honor killing meant to punish her for marrying against her family's will.
Farzana Iqbal was preparing to testify in defense of her husband, Mohammad Iqbal, whom her father had accused of kidnapping the young woman. The father had insisted instead that she marry her cousin.
"Initially, the family members fired shots in the air and tried to snatch her from Iqbal.
"After failing in their attempt, nearly 20 members of her family, including her father and brothers, attacked the couple with sticks and bricks before a crowd of onlookers in front of the high court of Lahore, said police official Naseem Butt.
"Farzana, who was three-months pregnant, died while her husband managed to escape."
And The Washington Post reports:
"According to the police, everyone who was involved in the killing escaped except the girl's father, who admitted killing his daughter and said he did it for honor. Pakistani families who have been involved in such killings say a woman marrying a man without their permission is seen as a breach of honor of the family. To many, that translates as the reason to seek revenge, by killing their own children."
Another incident of stoning a 25 year old to death outside #Lahore High Court today. Am I the only one who finds this repulsively ironic?— Hadia (@Hadia000) May 27, 2014
In the comments section of the story in the Pakistan daily Dawn, Lyra says: "Pakistan.. a land of Animals? Even animals don't kill their offspring."
"Pakistan has become a sick nation...living in the dark ages," another commenter says.
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I have a templated class with the template argument the number of dimensions of some datapoints the class shall save. This class has a specialized version
MyClass<-1> that allows for dimensions not known at compile time.
How can I cast a specific class (say
MyClass<2>) to this more general form?
To be a bit more concrete, here is some artificial example that shows the situation. (I use the Eigen library, but I suppose for the general principle this should not matter)
using namespace Eigen;
template <std::size_t dim>
class MyClass {
// Some constructors...
// A sample function:
Matrix<double, dim, 1> returnPoint();
// Some more functions here
Matrix<double, dim, 1> point;
Now, suppose I have the following code segment:
MyClass<2> *foo;
MyClass<Dynamic> *bar; // Dynamic is a Eigen constant, being defined as -1
// Do something here
// How to do this:
bar = some_cast<MyClass<Dynamic> *>(foo);
Thinking about the problem I suppose what I want is impossible to archive without actually copying the values of point. Anybody able to prove me wrong or confirm this assumption?