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50 Year Anniversary! 1967 Camaro SS/RS convertible originally a 396 big block 4 sp now with small block Chevy
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Drop the Top and Get Ready To Cruise in This 1967 Camaro RS. 327 CID. Cast#39595212(1962-1963, 327). Muncie
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327 V8, double hump heads, new convertible top & delux interior, restored 2016
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1967 Chevy Camaro Rallye Sport convertible, 93 corvette tuned-port 350, turbo 350 automatic transmission, new convertible top, new interior, only
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS, Convertible, Big Block. Cowl tag verifies that this is a true RS/SS, Convertible, BB396-325HP car. The car
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There is a certain beauty in honesty, especially when it comes to this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS. It's a
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1967 Camaro Rally Sport. Great condition. Great paint. New interior. 327 Automatic Transmission. No rust
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Office in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Kurita Europe is a subsidiary of Kurita Water Industries Ltd. headquartered in Tokyo (Japan). Founded in 1949, the Group has 5,400 employees worldwide as of 2015 with a turnover of approximately USD 1.8 billion. Over 3,500 patents are proof of Kurita's innovative approach to a resource-saving consumption of water.
based in 831 06 Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Finecon originated as a family business in Bratislava, Slovakia in the year 1992.The company specializes in the production and development of biological and chemical products for water and wastewater treatment.Over the years we have expanded our operations to 6 European countries Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland and Bulgaria. The next few to join soon ...
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Endress Hauser is leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. We offer comprehensive process solutions for flow, level, pressure, analysis, temperature, recording and digital communications across a wide range of industries, optimizing processes with regards to economic efficiency, safety and environmental ...
Eijkelkamp Soil & Water
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As part of Royal Eijkelkamp, Eijkelkamp Soil & Water contributes to the following mission and vision. Mission: Royal Eijkelkamp is able to make a continuous contribution to a safe and healthy living environment thanks to more than 100 years' experience and expertise in soil and water research. Vision: Royal Eijkelkamp wants to become the world's preferred supplier of ...
HYDROTECH Water and Environmental Engineering
Office in SLOVAKIA
HYDROTECH specialises in: the treatment of industrial wastewater; treatment of municipal and domestic sewage wastewater; and water treatment. This year, HYDROTECH Water and Environmental Engineering will celebrate thirty years in the business of water and wastewater management with hundreds of our plants in operation around the world, and on all continents. established in ...
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc.
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc. are specialists in the measurement and monitoring of oil in water. We are experts in the application of UV Fluorescence technology to the monitoring and analyzing of produced water and other oily wastewater. We provide state-of-the-art continuous on-line oil in water analyzers as well as bench-top single sample analyzers. ...
ennox biogas technology GmbH
Distributor in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
The company ennox biogas technology is an international manufacturer and developer of biogas components for waste water treatment, sewage and landfill plants. Product range includes: Gas Combustion; manual, automatic, mobile and high temperature gas flares; digester equipments; gas treatment; gas storage systems, etc. ennox biogas technology is an engineering company ...
ALVEST MONT, s.r.o.
based in Skalka n/Vahom, SLOVAKIA
The company ALVEST MONT s.r.o., which was established in 1993, is busy with the planing, production, delivery, and construction of technological devices for waste water treatment plants. .
Aquatec VFL s.r.o.
based in Dubnica nad Váhom, SLOVAKIA
AQUATEC VFL, located in Dubnica is an international provider of residenttial wastewater treatment plants. AQUATEC offers a full range of domestic wastewater treatment plants, prefabricated WWTPs, containerized WWTPs and in reinforced concrete WWTPS. These are compact wastewater treatment plants with capacities up to 5000 PE.
SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG
Distributor in Šal`a, SLOVAKIA
SWAN is one of the leading manufacturers of on-line analytical instruments. Every single instrument is made in Switzerland. For more information, about the company, please choose one of the corresponding topics from the menu on the left. SWAN has been a global leading provider of on-line analytical systems in the water industry. The current product portfolio ranges from ...
PURECO Ltd.
Office in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Pureco Ltd. as a member of the project owner, Hungarian Water Cluster, is contributing to the development of the water treatment plant with its professional knowledge, design and construction experience. The project will see a 22 000 m3/day capacity surface water intake structure built on the Rao Nan River, which will serve as the main water base. We are an innovative, ...
Tethys Instruments SAS
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
Tethys Instruments is a leading global provider of gas and water online analysers for environmental applications. Headquartered in France, our distributors worldwide and us provide top-class service and instrumentation for environmental monitoring.
The Haigh Engineering Company Ltd
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
Haigh continue to strive to deliver the products, solutions and services to our clients across a number of sectors, including Waste Water treatment, Healthcare, Marine, Military, Biofuels as well as the Catering industry. It is our aim to never leave a known issue outstanding, and to do what we do well, safely and sustainably, so as to ensure continued long term ...
Hydrocoop, spol. s r. o.
based in Bratislava 15, SLOVAKIA
Hydrocoop Ltd. prepares design documentation, performs engineering, consulting activity in the field of drinking and service water supply, collecting of wastewater and surface water, wastewater treatment, solid waste dumping and other water management problems. It delivers and ensures comprehensive solutions including preparatory and survey works, designer`s and ...
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG
Office in Potvorice, SLOVAKIA
Freudenberg offers a complete range of air filters in the Filter Classes from G 3 to U 17 for intake, exhaust and recirculated-air filtration, featuring filter mats, pocket filters, activated-carbon filters, cassette and HEPA/ULPA filters, plus depth-loading, surface-loading and dust removal filter cartridges and filter bags. The applications cover: air-conditioning and ...
Bioclar, a.s.
based in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
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Rabmer Holding GmbH
Office in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Since 2002 the company is managed by the founders daughter Ulrike Rabmer-Koller. Since the Rabmer Pipe Rehabilitation division was disincorporated in 2011 , Mrs. Rabmer-Koller is also the sole shareholder of the entire business group. Ms. Ulrike Rabmer-Koller started to expand the Consulting Division of the Rabmer Group in 2006 in order to offer support and counselling ...
scan Messtechnik GmbH
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
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Cooper Environmental
Distributor in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Cooper Environmental has the unique capability to measure and interpret elements using X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) in a fully-automated fashion. Using this core technology, Cooper was the first to commercially manufacture an XRF-based multi-metals continuous emissions monitoring system (CEMS) in the world. This automated XRF technology is also used to measure and interpret ...
Mercury Instruments GmbH, Analytical Technologies
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
We develop and manufacture systems for mercury analysis at the highest technical level. Wether you want to detect mercury in gases, liquids or solids: we provide the right analyzer for you. Laboratory analyzers for mercury. Portable mercury analyzers. Mercury on-line systems for water and aqueous solutions. Automatic mercury monitoring systems for gases. Continuous ...
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Apparently, I'm a 5'6" lesbian living in the UK, looking for 18 to 99 year old single gay woman, female gay couples and groups for a relationship or 1-on-1 sex. I work in the media and have a rather average bust. Above all, I'm looking for honesty.
That is what a profile on gaydargirls.com says. It was brought to my attention by a reader who recognised the photos as mine and sent me an email regarding the profile. I have emailed gaydargirls.com asking for the profile to be removed. I'm not sure what aggravates me the most; the fact someone stole my photos or that they said I'm 5'6" and seeking a 99 year old woman.
The rest of the biography on the profile is literary genius…
"Like so many others i have been caught out after i have given my address to someone on here! So i expect some bloke to turn up at some point, scary stuff! makes a change to take a knife with me to bed instead of a woman! Whats the point in describing yourself when you have a pic?? What i like is a different story, women mainly, surprise surprise! seriously im a normal sort of girly, very fem, whjo like to drink hard, play hard and live life to the full, after all, we only get one shot at it."
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The Pledge (edition 2011)
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I loved the plot and the characters, though small bits don't yet make sense. The one-dimensional queen and little sister (who would totally be using visual communication) were rather grating.
In this dystopian novel, society is divided by language - the difference social classes each speak their own language, using a common language only when they need to interact with each other. This makes Charlaina, who can understand all languages, a dangerous young woman. The last half of this novel really flew by, although the first half was a little hard to get through. I'd recommend this to fans of YA dystopian literature, but I don't know that it has much cross-over appeal.
I enjoyed this book, it was fast-paced with a nice mix of dystopia and fantasy, but the characters were rather one dimensional. I liked Charlie but she didn't impress me as a protagonist. Instead, my favourite character was her four-year-old sister. Angelina, who was a real little sweetie. There was a gentle romance throughout the book, which was a nice change, and I liked the premise of the social classes being separated by language. it was only in the epilogue that the author hinted at a darker element, leaving the story open for an interesting sequel.
I found The Pledge randomly on PulseIt, but liked it a lot more than I expected, though there were parts of it that also made me uncomfortable, mainly some of the violence and magic (though still not sure what the point of the main character fixating on the dancers in the club was either?). The Pledge isn't gory, but I am somewhat squeamish, so this is a bit more in terms of personal taste. I guess what it comes down to, though, is that I was able to enjoy it a lot overall, even though I'm not really a fan of dystopia and paranormal (though I end up reading a lot of it because it is so omnipresent in the YA market).
I was initially drawn to the premise of language playing a major role, because I love languages and the concept interested me. The book was off to a pretty slow start for me, but once I got through the first few chapters, I was pretty hooked.
The plot, if not startlingly original in its bare bones, was still interesting and, to me, enjoyable. I actually loved how the romance played out; different from what I've read in most YA novels recently.
When it comes down to it, sometimes the writing felt a little heavy to me--sometimes--but there were also points when I really enjoyed certain turns of phrase. I don't know if, thematically, this novel covers much of depth; at least not much sticks out right away. But above everything, I enjoyed the characters and enjoyed the story. However, I have to say I was a little disappointed that this, too, is a trilogy, when I thought it stood alone quite well. I may end up checking out the sequel, but a preliminary glance has me think that I might be content to leave it here.
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I can tell you straight away that the language is the strongest point of this book. It's easy, hugely entertaining, vivid, simple, and you just fly through the pages.
Like in any fairy tale, and this is a classic fairy tale, make no mistake, - the characters are simple and straightforward, there is no depth in them. You have your Cinderella and Prince Charming, your Evil Queen and various loyal friends, servants and henchmen.
The big downside of this lovely story is the world building. It's weak and hugely underdeveloped. It starts like dystopia, but there are just too many things that don't add up, so it slips into fantasy mash-up.
If you're just able to ignore it, you'll enjoy the story like I did. Yeah, yeah, this is the world of some obscure future with no trace of technology... Oh, wait there are bombs and guns! But no sign of PCs and the rest of the personal gadgets apart from vague royal database. I see that there are trains, but no mention of planes. A strict class system, but too many illegal clubs where 16-year-old girls can slip away and get their drug/alcohol of choice... hm-m...
LOL. I'm stopping my rant right now. Despite the discrepancies, the plot didn't irritate me like it did in Eve by Anna Carey. Perhaps because it went straight into fantasy realm. Charlaina and Max were adorable with an addition of her cute little sister and her irritating BFF Brooklyn. I wanted to know more about Xander and Max's bodyguards, but their characters didn't develop.
Overall, if you love fairy tales, this is for you. If you wanted a nitty-gritty dystopia, better skip this one.
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I am Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Rice University in Houston TX, where I have been since 2010. I work in value theory and normative ethics. In 2013-2014 I was a Faculty Fellow at the Murphy Institute at Tulane University. I did my graduate work at Yale University, where Shelly Kagan was my primary advisor. Before that, I was an undergraduate at The University of Toronto.
The main focus of my research is achievements and what makes them valuable. My book, Achievement, is now available from Oxford University Press, or on Amazon.
I also work on perfectionism, the theory of value that holds that the excellent exercise of our characteristically human capacities is intrinsically good. I'm also working on some other projects, one looks at uniqueness, and another on pain. My work also extends to nature of intrinsic value, organic unities, happiness and well-being, moral responsibility, philosophy of sport, and issues in epistemology.
Please look at the Research page for some current papers and other work.
In my spare time, I like to run, which is a helpful hobby for encouraging philosophical reflections on achievement and difficulty. Since moving to Houston, I've become a fan of many of the marvelous arts organizations here, such as the Houston Grand Opera, and the Menil Collection. I'm also a member of the advisory board of the Hermann Park Conservancy.
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July 2016: "Achievement," Wellbeing Development Workshop, Costa Rica
July 2016: "The Badness of Pain," SPAWN, Syracuse University
May 2016: "The Badness of Pain," University of Missouri
May 2016: Author-meets-critics session, Achievement, Canadian Philosophical Association, Calgary AB
April 2016: "Achievement," Lone Star College Book Symposium, Houston TX
March 2016: Author-meets-critics session, Achievement, APA Pacific, San Francisco
February 2016: "Achievement," Brown University
January 2016: "The Badness of Pain," University of Toronto
November 2015: "The Badness of Pain," University of California San Diego
November 2015: "Virtue Epistemology and Reliability," University of Pennsylvania
August 2015: "The Badness of Pain," Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
July 2015: "The Badness of Pain," Kansas Well-being Workshop, University of Kansas
July 2015: "Pain and Perfectionism," Hebrew University
May 2015: "Hard to Know," Responsibility – The Epistemic Condition Workshop, VU University Amsterdam
March 2015: "Uniqueness," University of Alabama Huntsville
February 2015: "Achievement and the Meaning of Life," APA Central, St. Louis
August 2014: "Uniqueness," Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, Boulder, CO
July 2014: "Pain and Perfectionism," Kansas Well-Being Workshop, University of Kansas
April 2014: "Difficulty and Degrees of Praise and Blame," Pacific APA, San Diego, CA
March 2014: "Pain and Perfectionism," University of New Orleans Tocqueville Project Seminar, New Orleans, LA
February 2014: "Uniqueness," Works in Progress at MIT, Cambridge, MA
January 2014: "Pain and Perfectionism," Murphy Institute, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
December 2013: "Problems for Perfectionism," Eastern APA, Baltimore, MD
November 2013: "Uniqueness," Tulane Philosophy Club, New Orleans, LA
September 2013: "Being a Sports Fan: Paradox, Recursion, and Intrinsic Value," IAPS, Fullerton, CA
April 2013: "Problems for Perfectionism," University of Houston, TX
April 2013: "The Ethics of Performance Enhancing Drugs in Sports," Community Dialogue, Rice University
February 2013: Symposium on Wellbeing, Central APA, New Orleans, LA
November 2012: "Problems for Perfectionism," University of Mississippi, MS
August 2012: "Problems for Perfectionism," Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
May 2012: "The Value of Achievements," Canadian Philosophical Association, University of Waterloo, Ontario
February 2012: "Evil Achievements and the Principle of Recursion," SMU, Dallas, TX
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Former university lecturer Brenda James, and historian Professor William Rubinstein, of the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, claim the evidence is difficult to ignore.
Published by Longman on October 25, The Truth Will Out, looks set to drive a deep division through the world of Shakespearean scholarship.
For centuries scholars have asked how a grammar school boy whose education was cut short at 12, and who never travelled abroad, could have gathered the breadth of learning displayed in his work.
The new book claims to have comprehensively answered that question by showing that he never did.
Previous theories claiming Francis Bacon or even Christopher Marlowe was the author of Shakespeare's work have been relatively easy to write off.
The new book reduces Shakespeare to little more than an avaricious money lender whose heroic qualities are the result of having greatness thrust upon him.
James, who now lives in Bognor Regis, made what she regards as the breakthrough while living in Pontypridd, south Wales, after studying Elizabethan transformation codes.
She used her knowledge to decipher the identity of the mysterious W H to whom Shakespeare's sonnets are dedicated, and said it led her to Henry Neville.
As a wealthy and distant relative of Shakespeare's he was also his contemporary, born two years before the bard in 1562 and dying one year earlier in 1615.
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Review: Johnny Depp and Gore Verbinski fail to bring 'The Lone Ranger' back to life
I've written at length about why I admire Gore Verbinski as a filmmaker, and I maintain that there are very few guys working in the blockbuster world who have his skill set when it comes to establishing and maintaining a sense of geography during an action scene. He's also great at laying out gags and paying them off, and I think he has constructed some truly marvelous moments over the years. While I agree that both of his "Pirates" sequels are overstuffed, the things that they are overstuffed with are so much fun that I don't care. All you need to do is look at the horrifying mess that is the fourth film to see how much Verbinski's touch matters with that material.
His last film, "Rango," revealed a true love for the Western genre, and a willingness to tweak that genre while also paying homage to it. I think "Rango" is a marvelous little movie, strange and surreal at times and visually witty from end to end. It served as a promising glimpse at what Verbinski might be up to with "The Lone Ranger," particularly with Johnny Depp attached to play Tonto.
I'm tired of the work that Depp does with Tim Burton, but that's because I think Burton encourages the very worst of his actors. There is a weird hammy tone that is part of Burton's work that frequently rubs me the wrong way, and it seems like it's gotten more pronounced each time they've collaborated. We've gone from the sublime "Edward Scissorhands" to the intolerable "Alice In Wonderland," and I've come to dread the two of them working together. With Verbinski, though, I think Depp is able to indulge his love of the eccentric while also still serving the greater film, and I like what results from the two of them teaming up.
Or at least I did. Until now.
To be fair, Depp is not the main problem with Disney's disastrous "The Lone Ranger." This film is a catastrophe of tone, a truly tortured screenplay that seems embarrassed by its central character, and at two-and-a-half hours, it may be the single most punishing experience I've had in a theater so far this year. There are so many bad decisions on display here that I feel like it's a film worth studying, if only to see clearly how not to bring a beloved character back to the big screen.
Then again… is The Lone Ranger really beloved? Sure, the '50s TV show had an audience in its day, and there's a recent comic incarnation that has some avid fans, but in terms of pop culture in general, The Lone Ranger is a bit of a non-entity. Until the trailers for this film arrived, my kids had no idea who the character was, and I suspect that's true of most modern young audiences. There are evergreen characters who don't have to be an active part of pop culture to still register, but I'm not convinced anyone was out there demanding that there be a new version of this story, and seeing the film they've made, I would wager this is the last time we see someone bet big on John Reid and Tonto.
Let's be clear: this is a terrible film by any standards. Overlong, with a script that reads like a notes session no one ever organized into something coherent, and totally confused about what audience it supposedly plays to, "The Lone Ranger" is grim, ugly, and deeply unpleasant. One thing it fails to be, in any way, is fun, and considering who is involved behind the camera and in front of it, that is truly shocking. If you're a parent and you're debating taking younger kids to this one because it is a Disney fan, let me warn you. This is an R-rated movie that has somehow managed to squeak by with a PG-13. It is startlingly violent, and it seems unaware of just how upsetting much of the imagery is. When you cut from the violent genocide of an entire Indian tribe to a wacky scene with Silver the horse standing on a tree branch and wearing a cowboy hat, it's pretty clear you have no idea what story you're telling or why.
At one point in the film, one of the main villains played by William Fichtner cuts a man's heart out of his chest and, in front of the immobilized Lone Ranger, eats it.
I repeat. He cuts the man's heart out. And then he eats it.
And this is a big summer Disney movie? Really?
Every choice made by screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio and Justin Haythe is a disaster, and they pile up so fast that it becomes numbing. You can start with the half-baked "Little Big Man" wraparound with Johnny Depp playing a hundred year old Tonto (in makeup that makes him look like the old woman in the bathtub in Kubrick's "The Shining") who is part of a traveling Wild West Show in San Francisco in the '30s. He sees a young boy wearing a Lone Ranger mask and seems to mistake the boy for his old friend. Even after he realizes his mistake, he is drawn to tell the boy his story. There is no payoff to this premise, and when you see how it ends, you'll realize they had no idea how to make it thematically relevant or even vaguely interesting. You could remove the framework completely, and it wouldn't affect anything in the film at all. It wouldn't change the film's message or the story it tells at all. It is literally just an excuse for Depp to wear old-age make-up and chew some scenery.
I could forgive the lame wraparound story if the film itself worked, but the first sign that they're on the wrong track is the way they've imagined the central character. John Reid (Armie Hammer) is a book-smart lawyer who went east to get educated, and now he's returning to the West, determined to bring law and order with him. In the meantime, his brother Dan (James Badge Dale) has been working as a Ranger, rounding up the most dangerous men of the day. As Hammer returns to his childhood home, the terrible outlaw Butch Cavendish (William Fichtner) has finally been caught, and he's being transported on the same train where Reid is riding. There's another prisoner in the same car as Cavendish, a strange Indian with a dead stuffed bird on his head, and Tonto (Johnny Depp) seems perfectly content to be in chains. He's got his own agenda, but before he can deal with it, Cavendish stages an escape, and it leads to a frantic action sequence in which Tonto and John Reid are first thrown together. There are touches of what makes Verbinski so much fun as a filmmaker in the scene, but it's over as soon as it begins, and the film settles in for a long, miserable slog.
We learn that Reid's one-time sweetheart Rebecca (Ruth Wilson) ended up married to his brother, and there's a lot of yearning looks and tortured silence, but it's all just busy-work. When Dan and the rest of the Rangers go after Cavendish, John joins them despite having no qualifications for doing so. There's an ambush, there's the aforementioned moment where Cavendish munches down on Dan's heart in front of the immobilized John, and then the origin story begins.
Tonto, who has his own reasons for hunting down Cavendish, finds the bodies of the Rangers and reluctantly rescues John. What follows makes basically no sense, but I get the feeling no one involved with the movie cares. The entire film could be described in two or three sentences when you strip away all the mechanisms piled on top of the bare bones, and none of it is particularly interesting. There are fake Indian attacks, hidden silver mines, and personal secrets that are only gradually revealed, and it all ultimately boils down to a bad guy stealing some money. And again… if it was fun, much of this wouldn't matter, but Cavendish and his gang are played so violent and so grotesque, and the violence is handled with such a blunt edge, that it's not fun. At all. And throughout the film, Reid is portrayed as a boob who doesn't have a genuinely heroic bone in his body. The Tonto characterization is more troubling because it's so inconsistent and oddly imagined. He is an outcast, a madman broken by a childhood trauma, and all of the "wisdom" he shares is nonsense. You have two characters here who are barely functional, neither one of which seems to have a functional moral compass of any importance, and somehow we're supposed to root for them to save the day.
By the time the "William Tell Overture" kicks in, I was just irritated. The music marks a major shift in tone, and suddenly it's like the movie I expected starts to play. There's about 20 minutes of inventive and hilarious action that cap the film off, but the characters we see in those scenes are not the characters from the rest of the film. It feels like it was dropped in from a much better film, and by the time it's over, it depressed me because it demonstrated just how off-the-mark everything else was. I think Hammer does exactly what the script asks him to do, and more than ever, I'm convinced he's a leading man worth watching, but they've imagined the character completely wrong, so he never gets a chance to shine. William Fichtner's in the same boat. He is very good at playing the character they wrote, but he's cartoonishly evil, and feels like he's in a different movie than Tom Wilkinson, the film's true villain. I have a hard time blaming any of the actors, Depp included, because none of this works on the page. You can throw all the talent in the world at a script like this, and in the end, it just doesn't matter.
I do, however, have to lay blame for the film's most annoying tic right at the feet of Depp. He was the one who saw that gorgeous painting "I Am Crow," and he pushed for the crazy stuffed bird that Tonto wears on his head. Tonto pretends to feed it frequently in the film, and so much is made of the bird that I started to half-fear that it was going to come to life to save the day. In the end, it's a piece of costuming that pulls the center of gravity all out of whack for the film, and it does nothing except give Depp one more twitch to make his character "quirky."
There's a moment near the end of the film that perfectly summed up everything wrong with the movie for me. John Reid, mask firmly back in place, prepares to ride off into the sunset, and he pulls the reins, getting Silver to rear up on his back legs, as he calls out, "Hi-yo, Silver… away!" We cut to Tonto watching, who shakes his head and says, "Don't ever do that again," and the Lone Ranger looks at him sheepishly, embarrassed. That seems to be the attitude of the filmmakers as well. They are ashamed of the optimistic and uncomplicated heroism of the Lone Ranger, so they had to strip the character down and "reinvent" him, and in doing so, they seem to have had no idea what defined the character in the first place. If you're seriously that embarrassed, then don't do it. I don't need a movie that deconstructs the character as if they're miserable to be making the film, and I'm not sure what audience they thought they were serving.
I do know that parents, who trust that Disney logo more than almost any other studio's signature, are going to be shocked by just how unpleasant and violent the film is, and I would encourage them to avoid it this weekend. If the filmmakers wanted to do the "Unforgiven" of Lone Ranger films, that's fine, but smuggling R-rated content into a PG-13 film that is being pushed on family audiences strikes me as both dishonest and distasteful. They've been deconstructing Westerns for decades, and there are dozens of movies I would recommend that pull off everything this movie fumbles so desperately. This is a massive misfire, and it saddens me to see so much talent thrown at something as hollow and ugly as this.
Someone needs to drag this thing out behind the barn and put a silver bullet in its brain. It's the only kindness this movie deserves.
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SUNY Upstate Medical University students arrive on campus Tuesday, Aug. 19, as the colleges of Medicine, Health Professions, Graduate Studies and Nursing welcome more than 1,100 students to campus this fall. First day of classes is Monday, Aug. 25.
Activities surrounding the opening of the 2003-2004 academic year will be held over the next week.
SUNY Upstate President Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., will officially welcome parents and families during ceremonies to begin at 1 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 20, in the Institute of Human Performance.
Joining Eastwood for the ceremony will be Kenneth L. Barker, Ph.D., provost and vice president for academic affairs and research; William J. Williams, M.D., dean of the College of Medicine; Rajesh J. Dave, M.D., dean of the Clinical Campus at Binghamton; Maxwell M. Mozell, Ph.D., dean of the College of Graduate Studies; Elvira Szigeti, Ph.D., R.N., dean of the College of Nursing; Hugh Bonner, Ph.D., dean of the College of Health Professions; and E. Gregory Keating, Ph.D., dean of Student Affairs.
The Parents and Family Association of the Medical Alumni Foundation at Upstate Medical University will provide each College of Medicine freshman with a white coat during ceremonies to be held Wednesday, Aug. 20 at 4:30 p.m. in the athletic atrium of the Institute for Human Performance (IHP). Each freshman will also receive a copy of the Netter's Anatomy Book, courtesy of the Medical Alumni Foundation.
The College of Health Professions will present ceremonial white coats to students during ceremonies Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 5 p.m. in the Institute for Human Performance.
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Video: The Concert Corner - Summerfest, Harley-Davidson's 110th, Garbage and more
Lot to run through in the Concert Corner chat this week. A whopping 96 bands were announced last week to play Summerfest and the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary. And then there was Garbage's return to Milwaukee for the first time since 2005. Plus there's a lot to look forward to this week: the Joy Formidable, the Last Bison, the WAMI Awards.
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Instead of starting Saturday's Marcus Amphitheater concert with a trademark cry of "My name is Kiiidddd!," Kid Rock began the show — the closing headlining set for the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary — with, of all things, a prayer.
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Coppin State To Visit Men's Basketball Wednesday
THE GAME: A pair of teams with four-game losing streaks square off tonight. After tonight, the Greyhounds will have played almost a third of its season while Coppin State is just entering its sixth game. Loyola dropped a pair of conference home games last week while the Eagles also dipped into league play, losing at Morgan State in a rematch of last year's Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Championship Game which Coppin State won to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
THE COACHES: Loyola head coach Jimmy Patsos enters his fifth season and has registered a 60-69 (.465) career record. The 1989 Catholic graduate has never coached against Coppin State. Coppin State head coach Ron "Fang" Mitchell is in his 23rd season with the Eagles and sports a 359-306 (.540) record at the school. He is in his 30th season as a head coach and has a 586-351 (.625) career record. The 1984 Edison State graduate is 2-0 against the Greyhounds.
THE TEAMS: There are no teams that are represented on the schedules of both teams, although Coppin State could play Vermont when it participates in the Rainbow Classic later this month. The Greyhounds suffered a 64-62 loss in Burlington to close out November.
THE SERIES: Coppin State leads the series, 4-1, and have won the last four. The local combatants played a pair of regular-season games in 1972-1973 and 1973-1974 with each team winning once. Three times these teams met in one of the forms of the "Battle of Baltimore" that began in the 1970s and continued into the 2000s. The Eagles left with a 76-68 double-overtime victory in the consolation round of the 2001 event in its only previous appearance in Reitz Arena.
THE PROGRAM: Loyola is playing its 99th recorded season of basketball this season. The first season was 1908-1909 and this year the College is celebrating the 100th anniversary of that first season. The Greyhounds have posted a 1116-1151 (.492) all-time record during that time.
LAST TIME OUT: Niagara raced out to an 18-6 lead 6:30 into the contest, held a 21-point lead just prior to the intermission and were never headed en route to a 91-75 MAAC road win Sunday. The closest Loyola could get was eight points, he last time with 9:11 remaining. Junior guard Brett Harvey led all scorers with 27 points, including a 13-for-13 performance from the free-throw line which equaled the second-best performance in school history. Sophomore guard Jamal Barney and senior guard Marquis Sullivan each chipped in with 13 points for the Greyhounds' only other double-figure scorers.
WINBUSH NAMED MAAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Freshman forward Anthony Winbush found out Monday that he was named the MAAC's Rookie of the Week for the first weekend of conference play. It was the first honor of his career. Since the Arlington, Va., product moved into the starting lineup five games ago, he has scored 20 points, grabbed 28 rebounds, handed out eight assists and collected seven steals. It is the second straight season that a Loyola freshman has been so honored on the opening weekend of MAAC play. Current sophomore Brian Rudolph similarly was acknowledged, eventually winning six weekly awards en route to being named the MAAC Co-Rookie of the Year.
HARVEY REFINDS SCORING TOUCH: After not making a field goal in two games, junior guard Brett Harvey reached double figures for the first time since November 24 with 15 last Wednesday against Siena and then followed that with 27 points Sunday against Niagara. Still the team's leading scorer at 15.4 points per outing, he has made 25 straight free throws and 90.8 percent (59-65) from the foul line for the season. His 13-for-13 performance Sunday equaled a similar effort by Tracy Bergan against Navy in 1990 which was the second-best total in school history. The performance is one off the top effort in the NCAA this season and his season percentage is 20th best in the country. His career high for points came in Loyola's first win, tallying 34 points in the win over Tennessee State.
BARNEY RECORDS FIRST CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLE: Sophomore guard Jamal Barney notched the first double-double of his career last Wednesday against Siena when he collected a career-best 10 rebounds to go along with 20 points, his second 20-point effort of his career. Earlier this season, he tallied a career-high 23 points in a win over James Madison. His 10 field goals made last Wednesday was also a personal best. He followed that with 13 points against Niagara.
SULLIVAN REACHES 1,000: Senior guard Marquis Sullivan is being honored prior to today's game for scoring the 1,000th point of his career. The 29th player to do so, he tallied the historic basket on a three-pointer with 4:33 remaining in the first half at Davidson, one of four three-pointers he scored in the game while leading the team with 16 points. The night prior against James Madison, he entered the game and made three straight three-pointers to give Loyola an 18-9 lead with 11:39 left in the first half, finishing the contest with 11 points. At Vermont, he led Loyola with 19 points, making five of his eight three-point attempts.
WIEGAND EARNS PLAYING TIME: A freshman walk-on, center Josh Wiegand earned a start in the second half of the Niagara game Sunday. He finished by making all three of his shots from the field for six points and added five rebounds, including four off the offensive glass. His minutes played (13), field goals, points and rebounds are all personal bests.
REID REBOUNDING: Sophomore forward Isaac Reid has proved to be Loyola's most consistent rebounder. His 6.4 boards-per-game average leads the team by almost 1.5 rebounds a game and he collected 12 caroms in the win over Tennessee State.
HALL TALLIES DOUBLE DIGITS: The Greyhounds found an additional source of offense off the bench at Vermont when freshman guard J'hared Hall scored a career-high 11 points in 12 minutes. He made three of his four three-point attempts and he knocked down the basket that brought Loyola all the way back from a 13-point first-half deficit when his three-pointer tied the game at 43 with 12:35 remaining. He has made 50.0 percent (7-14) of his three-point attempts thus far this season.
WRIGHT PUTS UP THE BLOCKS: Junior forward Jawaan Wright has already collected 17 blocked shots through nine games, including five at Vermont. He leads the team in field-goal percentage (.609) and is third in rebounding (3.7 rpg). He has cracked the Top 15 in Loyola's career blocked shots list, recording 37 in two-plus seasons thus far to rank 14th.
NEXT TIME OUT: The three-game home stand concluded, the Greyhounds are off for 11 days for final exams. Loyola next will be in action on December 21 when it visits UC Davis in a 5 o'clock ET start. The Greyhounds' next home game will be January 9 when they host Fairfield in a MAAC contest.
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The Phillies put their special yellow crime-scene tape around the left elbow of Cole Hamels this week, turned down the volume, and urged bystanders to keep moving.
Nothing to see here. Move along. Hey, isn't that Chase Utley over there?
There is little to be gained by the team from added drama, particularly in March, and there is no point enhancing the already sensitive radar Hamels has for any physical problem.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released a preliminary report on a crash involving a motorcoach and FedEx truck that occurred near Orland, Calif., and killed 10 passengers on April 10.
According to the NTSB, a truck tractor with two 28-foot trailers operated by FedEx Corp. was traveling southbound on Interstate 5 (I-5) in Orland at the same time a motorcoach, operated by Silverado Stages Inc., and occupied by a driver, 43 high school students and three adult chaperones, was traveling northbound on I-5 in the right traffic lane.
The FedEx vehicle moved to the left and entered the center median, drove through it and entered the northbound traffic lanes of I-5, where it collided with the left rear portion of a passenger car. The car was occupied by a driver and one passenger, and had just passed the motorcoach and moved back into the right lane of northbound I-5. The car rotated counterclockwise and departed the highway on the east side.
Following the impact with the passenger car, the FedEx vehicle collided with the motorcoach, both vehicles departed the highway and a post-crash fire ensued. The fire consumed the FedEx vehicle and partially burned the motorcoach.
The drivers of the FedEx vehicle and the motorcoach, as well as eight motorcoach passengers, were killed as a result of the crash. The other motorcoach passengers were injured to varying degrees, and the occupants of the car received minor injuries.
The FedEx vehicle had departed from the FedEx facility in Sacramento, Calif., at about 10 a.m. The motorcoach, part of a chartered trip that began in Los Angeles, was taking high school students to Humboldt University in Arcata, Calif., for a campus tour. The motorcoach had made a scheduled stop in Sacramento, Calif., where a replacement driver took over operation of the vehicle.
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