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This meme is a good start as an introduction to this song. I like to do cover tunes once in awhile, although I have done so very infrequently in the past several years. I was listening to some Tori Amos recently and ran across this gem that was never done as a studio release. She only plays it live and it lends itself quite well in that venue. I figured I'd give it a shot and came up with this video. Enjoy!
Prayer for Rebuking of Spirits
In writing my latest song, Crushed, it took on a life of its own and became a powerful weapon against evil. The centerpiece of the song is the prayer below. Pray this often for the sake of the Kingdom and for your family. You will be blessed. If you'd like, hit the play button and pray it with me. Be advised that this song delivers a one-two battle punch to the face of evil and its style very much reflects a tone of spiritual warfare.
Prayer for Rebuking of Spirits
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit
Spirits of abortion, greed, idolatry, and malice
Spirits of injustice, pride, violence, and pornography
Spirits of blasphemy, irreverence, slander, and genocide
Spirits of lies, covetousness, euthanasia, and promiscuity
Spirits of adultery, artificial contraception, disobedience, and heresy
Spirits of gluttony, envy, lust, and incredulity
Spirits of scandal, lewdness, apostasy, and sacrilege
Spirits of war, fornication, immodesty, and homosexuality
Spirits of child, corporate, cyber, and drug abuse
Spirits of emotional, gay, human rights, and legal abuse
Spirits of liturgical, patient, personal, and physical abuse
Spirits of political, prisoner, psychological, and racial abuse
Spirits of religious, self, sexual, substance, and workplace abuse
Spirits of the sins of commission, omission, my youth, my age, my body, and my soul
Spirits of my idle sins
Spirits of my serious voluntary sins
Spirits of the sins that I know
Spirits of the sins that I do not know
Spirits of the sins I have hidden for so long, that they are now hidden from my memory
All spirits of division
In the name of Jesus Christ, I rebuke you and command you to go directly, immediately, and without doing any harm to the Eucharistic Presence of our Lord, Jesus Christ in the nearest Catholic Church for Jesus to dispose of as He chooses.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, Amen.
Crushed (Song Based on a Psalm)
The Old Testament has some good inspiration for metal music. This song is based on Psalm 117 (or 118, depending on your Bible) verses 10-14. Here's the translation I was reading, which is very familiar to those who pray the Liturgy of the Hours:
All the nations encompassed me;
in the name of the Lord I crushed them.
They encompassed me on every side;
in the name of the Lord I crushed them.
They encompassed me like bees, they flared up like fire among thorns;
in the name of the Lord I crushed them.
I was hard pressed and was falling,
but the Lord helped me.
My strength and my courage is the Lord,
and he has been my savior.
Chesty Puller (famous Marine), meet the Old Testament! Paraphrasing him in this song: "The enemy is in front of us, the enemy's behind us, the enemy's on either flank… we've got 'em right where we want 'em!"
In the midst of this song is a prayer for the rebuking of evil spirits. Pray it with me and you and your family will be blessed.
Hit the play button to give it a listen.
Unholy War
I got out a few video cameras today and shot a simple video for Unholy War. Lord willing, this song will be released on Catholic Metal's Praising Him Loudly: Volume IV. Here's the video and the lyrics follow:
See them proclaiming "wisdom" that has no end
Blindly justifying hatred of their fellow man
Over endless fighting and divisive lying
This means war!
History repeats itself, we must be insane
Treating each other as if it were all a game
Wrought by generations of unholy war
We hold the keys, but their pride seals the door
Coldly, indoctrination settles in
Children sacrificed on the altar of sin
From the womb, they're torn no chance to be born
This means war!
Leaders spreading cancers through the government
Pursuing "social justice" with ill intent
With no hesitation, one world domination
This means war!
Having Some Jerusalem Crickett Fun
I spent seven years in Albuquerque and had the wonderful privilege of playing music with two lovely ladies. Marj played the upright bass and MK played guitar. All of us combined to make beautiful harmonies. We called our little trio Jerusalem Crickett. One day, we got together in the small back room of my house, which was a makeshift recording studio, and recorded 21 songs. It was all done live with no overdubs with the exception of two songs where I added mandolin after the fact. Now, many years later, I am remixing and remastering these recordings using much better computer tools than I had at the time. Hop on over to my Facebook page if you'd like to hear any of it. I may set up a Jerusalem Crickett webpage in the future just to be able to showcase the music in one convenient place.


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I don't know about you, but I need some more crossover stardom in my life. The Chicago Bears released the Super Bowl Shuffle in 1985, but since then we, as NFL fans, have been starved.
Shaquille O'Neal released Shaq Diesel in in 1993 and the forward formerly known as Ron Artest released My World in 2006. Where are the NFL players' terribly awesome albums?
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J C Ryle on False Pastors. John 10 The Good Shepherd and His Sheep. Those who think that unsound ministers ought never to be exposed and held up to notice, and men ought never to be warned against them, would do well to study this passage. No class of character throughout our Lord's ministry seems… Continue Reading
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Oscar winning writer-directors Ethan and Joel Coen are producing a pilot for television which they have co-created with Neenah native and "Cedar Rapids" writer Phil Johnston.
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Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
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(1) A symbol, name, or key that represents a list of commands, actions, or keystrokes. Many programs allow you to create macros so that you can enter a single character or word to perform a whole series of actions. Suppose, for example, that you are editing a file and want to indent every third line five spaces. If your word processor supports macros, you can create one that consists of the following keystrokes:
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Now you can enter the name of the macro, and the word processor will perform all these commands at once.
You can also use macros to enter words or phrases that you use frequently. For example, you could define a macro to contain all the keystrokes necessary to begin a letter -- your name, address, and a code that inserts the current date. Then, whenever you write a letter, you just press the macro key to include the letter header.
In a way, macros are like simple programs or batch files. Some applications support sophisticated macros that even allow you to use variables and flow control structures such as loops.
(2) In dBASE programs, a macro is a variable that points to another variable where the data is actually stored. In most other applications, this would be called a link.
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Why the delay for Arkwright?
Editor, OBSERVER:
This is in reference to the "Arkwright residents anxious for wind power" article on July 15.
I attended that meeting. I believe the gentleman's comments on the Steel Sun solar project announcement in The Buffalo News on July 14 were misconstrued in the article.
Our recollection is that he remarked on the seeming fast-track nature of this upcoming Industrial Scale Solar Installation (13,000 panels / 4 megawatts generation annually ), while in comparison the Arkwright Wind Farm has been denied completion for many, many years.
Fast-tracking was the issue.
At the meeting the reason given for the Arkwright delay was the denial of 20-year Power Purchase Agreements. Please see this recent article: http://renews.biz/70168/new-york-launches-20-year-ppas/ and also this announcement from the NY Public Service Commission " Major Changes to Renewable Energy Program to Spur Greater Development of Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects in NY: www3.dps.ny.gov/pscweb/WebFileRoom.nsf/ArticlesByCategory/E7570E53EA2ECB8C85257D090068B22F/$File/pr14043.pdf?OpenElement
We see windmills all across our nation, on our local farms, on our Thruway exchanges, and in Buffalo and other Western New York sites. Why indeed is a 20-year PPA unattainable for Arkwright?
Perhaps the sites I have provided you will lead to clues on recent state Public Service Commission or NYSERDA developments which could provide a breakthrough for Renewable Power Generation in our area.
Fredonia team scores for park
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They were so fabulous, polite and helpful. About 25 young men finished the more than 30 benches in Barker Common area.
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Go Airlines (India) Limited is the aviation sector of the Wadia Group. It was founded in 2005 with the brand name GoAir. Maintaining its forte in the domestic sector, it was created with an aim to offer affordable flight options across the country.
GoAir flights have been recording an average load of 86 percent and the highest load factors in the airline industry since 2007.
Connectivity and Fleet Information
Keeping its base in Mumbai and Delhi, GoAir travels with you to all prominent metropolises and leisure destinations in India. GoAir flight bookings may be made across 707 flights to 22 destinations. This brand offers the state-of-the-art Airbus A320 aircraft fleet.
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Premium Class Services: An exclusive section of the airline, Go Business, is specially designed to cater to elite business travelers. This is a unique premium service, in which passengers receive special seats in the first two rows, and complimentary meals.
In-Flight Services, Baggage Allowance: For regular and affordable tickets, this airline follows a no-frills policy;hence, any refreshments must be purchased by passengers. GoAir baggage allowance varies for premium and regular seats;you may check in up to 20 kgs with the former and 10 kgs with the latter. With GoAir Web check-in , you may check in your luggage in advance, from the convenience of your home!
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Holi-day highlights in Nepal
If the sign of a good festival is how messy you get, then Holi in northern India and Nepal must rate as one of the best. To welcome in spring the Festival of Colours falls around the March full moon and runs for 3 days. The festival finale is an all-in paint fight. This is supposed to last a day, but as Tania Paschen discovered, be prepared to be doused in all colours of the rainbow for a week…
"Blonde hair and red powder are never a good mix, and three days after Holi in Kathmandu my shampoo supplies had run dry and my hair was still an attractive pink hue.
Making waves in Botswana
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"We had a wonderful, relaxing ride at sunset in a mokoro in the Okavango Delta. It was an amazing experience, lazing back while our guide poled us through the reeds. We even saw an elephant taking his arvo drink from the Delta after a hot day. It was great having a new perspective – looking back at this huge mammal from the water. We enjoyed a lovely evening and had plenty of pics to prove it. An experience that could have only been improved if we had a bottle of wine!
New Zealand's frozen wonderland
What's big, blue-grey in hue and has had a growth spurt of 70cm in one day? It's New Zealand's Franz Josef Glacier, or Ka Roimata o Hinehukatere as its known in Maori.
With the unfamiliar white ground crunching as I walked along this 12km (7.5 mile) icy path, it took a while before I was prepared to trust my crampons to save me from sliding down Franz Josef Glacier. But with every step and word of encouragement from our local guide, my confidence increased and my focus turned to the incredible beauty of the stark frozen landscape.
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Soon Muslim communities will mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan. In Brunei that means very special celebrations and Ai Lee, owner and operator of our Brunei Urban Adventures day tours, lets us know more about the local festivities…
"This year Hari Raya aidilfitri or Eid falls on 31 August or 1 September, 2011 (determined by the result of the new moon sighting). The special thing about the festival in Brunei is that Istana Nurul Iman, the world largest residential royal palace, will open to the public from the second day of Hari Raya for three days. This is a unique tradition found only in Brunei!
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Argentina may be the second biggest country in South America, by area and population, but the World Heritage-listed Parque National Los Glaciares in Patagonia takes first place for one of the continent's most dramatic landscapes.
The spectacular region is overwhelming, as Emma Mitterhuemer discovered…
"When people say "moving at a glacial pace", I will now think of something moving with such incredible, brutal force that it takes with it everything in its path!
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When 10 March, 2012, comes around there will be one town in New Zealand that turns from a mild-mannered community into the weird food capital. From wasp larvae ice-cream to wok fried clams, Hokitika celebrates the wild food flavours of the South Island's West Coast. Locals say to bring along your appetite for fun, but as Diana Rihl discovered, a cast iron stomach comes in handy too…
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Legislators, pay attentionDecember 06,2012I recently engaged in the legislative process at the Vermont Statehouse, following a bill during last session that was ultimately passed into law. The experience was frustrating at times, but also empowering and enlightening. Based on that experience, I wanted to share a few points that might encourage a change in the way many legislators interact with the citizens they represent.
The most important request I would make of our representatives and senators is that when listening to testimony, or voting on a bill, please pay attention. It is hard to understate how frustrating it is to watch a hearing involving an important and difficult policy issue when the legislators who make decisions about the issue are doing one or more of the following things (all of which I and others have witnessed on more than one occasion):
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Am I old-fashioned or is it hard to pay attention to the necessary issues that determine our laws while engaging in these other activities? As a parent, I would be embarrassed if my child behaved that way in her elementary school class. We should be able to expect better behavior from our legislators. I am aware that our legislators are paid minimally for their countless hours of work and do appreciate this choice to serve.
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Ko has said he will take a one-year hiatus from NTU beginning February 17 to contest the Taipei mayor election. Asked if he worried about having being pressured and frustrated by political life, Ko replied: "At NTU Hospital, 30 seconds can be the difference in life and death for a patient. No matter how rough an election gets or how tired I get, I canŌĆÖt get as tired as I have been in NTU Hospital surgery; now thatŌĆÖs pressure."
Ko also touched on his experiences while studying in the US. He said one discovery he made is that Americans have a very low tolerance for lying in their elected representatives. He quipped, "If any government official who lied was forced to step down, the whole political arena in Taipei would probably soon be empty!"
Turning more serious, Ko said the problem of arrogance of power on the political scene in Taiwan is so bad that politicians donŌĆÖt even bother to gloss it over, they just make their political calculations. He said problems are so rampant in the nation and its government, itŌĆÖs not a matter of petty thieves; itŌĆÖs more like outright piracy.
Asked what his greatest ambition was at the age of 20, Ko replied that when he was 20 he dreamed of overthrowing the KMT. Now that he is 50, he said, he wants to help build a fair society in Taiwan. Ko said life is full of the unexpected. He is just a simple doctor, he said, who never expected to be goaded by the KMT into becoming a political candidate. But he had to make a choice, otherwise what else could he do?
He mused that the so-called "Ko Wen-Je phenomenon" is the product of the need for truth in a dysfunctional society. He said that beneath the tip of the iceberg of society lies a reality called "powerlessness" that has people trapped in a feeling of resentment toward injustice but unable to find a way out of it.
Asked the seemingly pro forma question of whether he plans to join the DPP, Ko said that he has assured Su Tseng-cheng that joining the party is not a problem for him. He added, however, that a more urgent priority is how he can make things better for society in Taiwan. He said once he figures out what approach will be best for the people of Taipei, joining the party will be little more than a formality.


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Ready and cashed up again. How dependable is this?LOL
Don't be so sure of a pullback, in this business, whenever you think you have it figured out, they start to act differently. Yes I gave back some yesterday @ 4.95 and I truly hope it keeps going up and I never add again.
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I have stated clearly. My core position has increased, but sold my trading shares along with most other stocks yesterday. I hope it goes up to the sky, but for the trade, I am happy. We shall see how it unfolds short term. I see the overall market as a bunch of sheeples being led around by media and hype. All real indicators say overpriced markets, ignoring many warning signs (Europe, retail sales, smoke screen banking results, Korea, copper prices and all sorts of other issues) buy hey, I do not mind cash, if the market wants to go up more. I would far rather have the profits than watch them vanish as so many do, and then wonder why? Its called greed and herd instinct.IMO


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Taisei Corporation operates in the construction and real estate segments in Japan. Construction segment engages in building construction, civil engineering, and housing construction. Real estate segment provides resale and rental of land, houses, and buildings. Building Construction The company provides an integrated system covering throughout from marketing to design and construction. It performs projects, such as the environment-related market, renewal projects, engineering, overseas projects, and markets related to Japan's aging society and IT. The company maintenance specialty sections for architectural design, structural engineering, and building services. Additionally, the Design Division has developed and employs a construction production system, called TAPPROACH, which contributes to more efficient design work, more rational construction work and lower costs. It offers technologies, such as micro-vibration control technology for facilities manufacturing the most advanced electronics devices and outgas control technology for cleanroom facilities. It also offers the G-Net electronic commerce site to link specialist contractors and the promotion of paperless operations. Civil Engineering The company also engages in the civil engineering works in Japan. International Operations The company has been involved in construction projects in a variety of fields in approximately 50 countries. The company, through subsidiaries and affiliates, has presence in Asia, America, Europe, Africa. Its civil engineering projects include the Cirata Hydroelectric Power Station in Indonesia and Toyota Proving Ground in Arizona, and construction projects, such as the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, numerous semiconductor and other IT-related production facilities, and pharmaceutical and other biotechnology-related production facilities. The company offers a range of services covering everything from project planning, profitability analysis, site acquisition, acquisition of various permits, design, and engineering to facility operation and maintenance. Real Estate The company provides a variety of services, such as project master planning, assembly of project teams, acquisition of necessary permits, fund procurement, tenant leasing, and property management. As of June 2004, Taisei had been selected as the PFI contractor for 10 projects in Japan. Engineering Taisei's Engineering Division pursues customer satisfaction through comprehensive consulting service that provides solutions for customer's problems, facility planning and design, which translate those solutions into reality, and post-construction services, including inspecting the effectiveness of those solutions. In the field of manufacturing facilities, Taisei's main business areas are pharmaceutical, electronic device, and food production facilities. 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Series premiere review: 'Luck' - 'Pilot': My best day ever so far, by Jerry
"Luck" had its official debut tonight, but of course it was an episode that HBO had already aired as a sneak preview back in December, and which I wrote about at the time. Since then, I've seen all 9 first season episodes — and, as you can see in my review, I really liked them — and also talked a bit about the show with David Milch and Michael Mann.
So on the subject of the first episode, I think I'm all written out at this point. I'll be doing more extensive weekly write-ups for the remaining 8 — and, yes, I'm aware that HBO Go will be carrying the second episode immediately, but we're not going to discuss it until after it airs on HBO itself next Sunday — but for now I just want to get the discussion rolling, both for those of you seeing the show for the first time and any of you who may have watched it again after seeing it in December. The gist of the discussion back then was that only the real horseracing fans could follow everything about the Pick Six and certain other matters; if you watched it a second time, was it easier to make sense of all that? How did everyone feel about so much of the pilot being devoted not to Dustin Hoffman or Nick Nolte, but the four railbirds led by Jason Gedrick and Kevin Dunn? How did you react to what happened to that one horse in the day's final race? And how much did anyone understand (on first or second viewing) from John Ortiz as paranoid, hustling trainer Turo Escalante?
(For those who still feel confused, Vulture's Q&A might help.)
Have at it, and I'll be doing the full-length episode review thing starting a week from tonight.
Luck, David Milch, Michael Mann, Dustin Hoffman, Nick Nolte, Dennis Farina, Jason Gedrick, John Ortiz, Kevin Dunn, Ian Hart, Alan Sepinwall
kronicfatigue (guest)I spent the first third of the episode wondering why they sell lotto tickets at the race track. And then, when I finally figured out what a pick six was, i STILL wasn't 100% sure what was going on.
Dustin Hoffman doing a Swerigan (sp) impression in the bed was spooky.
Watching the replay again now.January 29, 2012 at 11:07PM ESTReply to Comment
DinoChowI absolutely loved it. I only understood about 50% of it, but I like being immersed in this very foreign, complex culture. I was most impressed by Mann's direction. Sepinwall and others have already pointed out the brilliance of the race scenes, and they are indeed awe-inspiring, but Mann should also be praised for simply creating a sense of coherent space during those spaces, cutting between all the different characters, each with their own stakes in the race. Even if I wasn't sure who all the players were or what they were up to, where they were in the context of this world always seemed perfectly clear. The acting is terrific all around, and on the whole, I'm quite intrigued.January 29, 2012 at 11:15PM ESTReply to Comment
JP (guest)For some reason, I'm A-OK with people dying in TV shows, but a horse being euthanized in the first episode is such a downer that I don't know if I would really enjoy the rest of the show if that's a standard scene. It's nonsensical to critique a show on that basis, I understand, but did anyone else feel that way or am I just a bit psychotic?
Also I understood maybe 55% of the dialogue. I feel like both a baby and an idiot watching this show.January 30, 2012 at 12:04AM ESTReply to Comment
kronicfatigueI'll also admit that i wasn't 100% sure that the horse was being put down in that scene. It was only after the conversation involving drinking that I was sure.January 30, 2012 at 12:20AM EST
Jim"Also I understood maybe 55% of the dialogue."
I wanted subtitles, and you got more than I did. I found the show hard to follow, but I'm willing to give it a shot because of Deadwood-- where I frequently have to rewind even on my second watching, sometimes just for the pleasure of hearing Swearingen talk.
I liked the railbirds (and I like that word). I thought Kevin Dunn was great, and I was driving myself nuts trying to place him. Dustin Hoffman seemed kind of out of place, but I suspect that will wear off. I was definitely intrigued more than I was confused, so I'll keep with it.January 30, 2012 at 1:22PM EST
MikeI also missed a lot of the dialogue - particularly Richard Kind's mumbling. I thought it was a bit difficult to follow but will def. give the show a shot. The preview for the coming season certainly looked intriguing. I'll also give it a shot because of Milch. I thought Deadwood was one of the best shows ever (although I think Milch followed with John From Cinncinati - not so good). Let's give it a shot. There's not much else on.January 31, 2012 at 7:00PM EST
Mutaman (guest)Reading the comments causes me to understand how W. Bush got elected twice. The fastest horse to the finish line wins and the object is to bet on the winning horse. Horses are really beautiful and it sucks when they get hurt. What else is there to understand?January 30, 2012 at 12:42AM ESTReply to Comment
AceMUTAMAN - I Salute you!January 30, 2012 at 2:36PM EST
joelDoth quote the Dude: You must not be a golfer.
Confusion MIGHT stem from why/how you can pick 4-5 different "winners" in each race, or how picking one winner in an early race satisfies picking every horse in the final race. We're not all mathematical geniuses, Mutaman, and apparently neither are you.January 30, 2012 at 2:38PM EST
TruckComprehending the system of gambling might have made me appreciate the attention to detail, but it wouldn't help me understand anything more than anyone else. They put the amount they won on the screen for about 5 minutes straight.January 30, 2012 at 11:13PM EST
Bob (guest)The second time I realized I had understood it fine the first time, but thought I didn't. The issue I think is that the dialogue is realistic, not expository, which is the right call for the show. One thing that did vex me: did the trainer bet on the races too? Best part was the lightening horse's test run, edited and stretched out so as to include other scenes.January 30, 2012 at 3:07AM ESTReply to Comment
LJAI spent a lot of time at the track growing up, first at The Arlington, and then at various tracks in southern California. While I really liked the music choices, the lack of a single call to post was pretty inauthentic aurally (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGjj9wfzJdM&feature=related). I thought Hoffman and Gedrick were amazing, and I had no trouble following the story. I'll be back next week, but if horses are snapping their legs every episode, well, I won't have much tolerance for that.January 30, 2012 at 3:31AM ESTReply to Comment
OKThis might be a dumb question, but why do the racehorses get put to sleep after a leg injury like that? Can't they just be put "out to pasture?"
How is this so much more acceptable than Michael Vick's dogfighting ring?January 31, 2012 at 6:45PM EST
OKWell the comparison I was making was how the losing/injured dogs in dogfighting are put to sleep just like the racehorse that breaks a leg.
That being said I'm aware that dogfighting is cruel compared to racing horses. And I'm not one of the people who will stop watching the show because it showed a horse die. I like the show so far.
I was throwing it out there since I know nothing about this horseracing world and I'm trying to understand. But what I still dont get is why a fractured leg can't just be allowed to heal with a cast or something. Is this also a cost issue for the trainers, or is it really only because the horse will never rest the leg to allow it to heal?February 1, 2012 at 12:16PM EST
tossitOk, so I've seen the 2nd one already, I'm pretty sure I'm getting about 70% of what's going on so far. I'm still intrigued by the show and its atmosphere and world...it's got me interested, but it's definitely a tough one.
The two I've been having the most trouble understanding are Escalante and the Nolte character. Especially the Nolte character...I just get mumbling out of him, I keep having to replay his scenes and I get the sense of what's happening because of how people respond to him, but I don't know what he's sayingJanuary 30, 2012 at 5:06AM ESTReply to Comment
Loretta_I only watched the pilot for the first time last night ("sneak" previews annoy me), but going in, knowing it was a Milch show, I just went ahead and turned on the closed captioning. Something I still do for every episode of Deadwood, even though I've seen them multiple times.January 30, 2012 at 11:28AM EST
tossitI watched the first one with subtitles, but since the 2nd one was only on HBOGo, I was screwed because they don't have them yetJanuary 30, 2012 at 12:08PM EST
Greg GrantLike it, but it really seemed Dustin Hoffman was in a completely different show than the rest of the cast and even with the go-between Farina interacting with the trainer it seems his Big Plan uses the track as merely a launching pad, while everyone else on the show has their entire lives revolve around the track.
The Cajun Boy routine was annoying to me, because on a show with Characters and Gimmicks (social security disability guy, whacky Rainman/Gangsta Dustin Hoffman, Fiery Hispanic guy whose accent is a gimmick within a gimmick, Alcoholic with a Dark Past, Wistful Old Man, Nervous Nebbish Agent, The Brain in the Wheelchair) did they really need a guy with an accent to make things more memorable.
Pro-wrestling analogy, if you have a cage match, fans react. If you have four cage matches, people go get popcorn. If you have five cage matches, people go, "Hey, why are there all these cage matches?"
Prolly not the best test case for how clear the show was, as I do periodically gamble, and have tried to get a pick-six (in my defense, it was when Zenyatta was racing, and that made it about eight times easier, as she'd always win her race). Nothing confused me on the show about the horse racing elements, except - you really do not single a pick the way Brilliant But Troubled Gambler Dude with Chiseled Jaw and soon to be big female fanbase. Yes, I understand it was done to show that he is Brilliant. But the fat mean security guard was right, it is a dumb strategy.
However, Wheelchair's tactic of picking every single horse in the last race - dead on. The last race is not the main event in horse racing. The second to last race has the best known horses. The last race is usually when they run out the unknown horses on their first or second race, so picking there is a minefield of choices. He chose safely and smartly.January 30, 2012 at 5:12AM ESTReply to Comment
kronicfatigueSince my lack of intelligence is apparently paining Mutaman, I'll explain part of my confusion regarding the pick 6. It didn't even cross my mind that multiple bets would have been on that single card. I thought maybe you get x number of picks that you have to spread over the six races. Only after watching it a second time did I realize that it was multiple bets on a single card, and just all those bets had #5 in the 4th. It also explained why "one" bet would be so expensive.
I also didn't understand what was going on in the morning runs. Horses that don't compete, backup jockeys (or whatever you call that woman).
January 30, 2012 at 11:31AM EST
ScottPeople single horses in pick 6s all the time. Especially in California where the minimum Pick 6 bet is $2 per ticket. Lots of time people will single more then 1 race to keep the costs down.January 30, 2012 at 12:09PM EST
Greg GrantScott, I realize that you should single to keep costs down, but would you ever single a longshot with bad morning trial times in the 4th race of your Pick-Six?
Especially since their whole strategery seems to be based on a degenerate gambler's concept of "If this horse wins, then all the victory goes to the trainer, and that is such an Escalante thing to do." On a two million bet, you single the chalk. You don't take a flier on a longshot thinking no one else will pick him, so you won't have to split the pot.January 30, 2012 at 3:52PM EST
Greg GrantKronicfatigue, don't sweat it. The less people know about horse racing, the less likely they are to be gamblers. Healthier for your wallet and well being in the longer term. :-)
The thing with the multiple bet expense is that it grows exponentially the more picks you select on the subsequent races. So that if you are picking two races, back to back, and you think horse 2 will win in the first, and horse 8 will win in the second, that's a two buck bet. But if you then hedge the bet by saying horse 2 or horse 4 might win in the first, but still think only horse 8 will win in the second race, then you are really making two separate bets on the same slip: 2/8 and 4/8, so now it's a four buck bet. Apply to six races of a Pick-Six and you get an expensive ticket, which is why a lot of railbirds do pool their savings into groups when they bet.
And to double-back on what Scott and I talked about, due to the expense, you do stick to a single horse in at least one race, if not more, but you'd have to be dead freaking sure to select a longshot in those singles. Not unless I was dating the jockey, and personally ridden a horse, would I ever single out a longshot and risk my entire pick-six on a hunch.January 30, 2012 at 4:11PM EST
Fuzzy Dunlope (guest)I think I liked it. The cinematography was beautiful, and the races were exhilarating. I've never seen anything like that before. And I feel like the could have gotten away with a little more exposition as far as the Pick 6 and what they were doing.... it's not overly complicated or difficult to understand, and would have made the episode more enjoyable for a wider audience I suspect (I follow horse racing already so I kind of got what was going on, but would have been completely lost otherwise). Sometimes the whole HBO "We're Just Going To Drop You Into This Unique World and Not Explain Anything" can be very frustrating. It was more tolerable on The Wire, where they were going for realism, but here it seems sort of cruel to the audience.
Finally, is it just me (or my TV?) or was the sound-mixing AWFUL. I felt like every single line of dialogue was mumbled, and my wife kept getting upset at me for trying to turn the volume up. Mitch speak is hard enough to understand without everyone voice being completely garbled.January 30, 2012 at 9:07AM ESTReply to Comment
JerryI endedJanuary 30, 2012 at 10:34AM ESTReply to Comment
Lisa (guest)I liked this a lot. I found it a bit difficult to follow everything right away, but luckily HBO ran it all night so I was able to watch twice. Was the cajun jockey cheating when he weighed in? Is that why Escalante's horse won? I did not enjoy seeing the other poor horse being put down. I think that was to establish the ugly side of the business, or something like that. I'm not a gambler and I've been to a racetrack maybe 3 or 4 times in my life but I am excited for the rest of the season.January 30, 2012 at 11:18AM ESTReply to Comment
brian oThe jockey was not cheating, but for those not familiar, he was a "triple bug" which means he is allowed to carry less weight (ten lbs) than the other jockeys due to his inexperience. Once an apprentice (bug) wins five races his weight allowance drops to 7 lbs until he wins forty races. Sorry, if this was clarified already somewhere else, but the ralibirds mentioned the term "triple bug" a few times without explaining the concept.January 30, 2012 at 2:46PM EST
LisaThank you for the explanation, Brian! My husband and I were confused by the extra weight. For the record, I haven't seen it clarified anywhere else.January 31, 2012 at 11:10AM EST
Timm SThis was without question the most dense hour of television I've ever watched and enjoyed. To your questions, Alan:
-A second viewing helped immensely. Watching this reminded me of the first time I saw ROUNDERS and how disorienting the language was to pick up on. It's doubly confusing because I speak the same words, so my brain tells me I should understand what they're saying, but I don't. It really is like learning another language, and the more time I'm immersed in this world the easier it is to understand. I have a feeling it will get easier as the season goes along. At least I hope so.
-Loved the scenes with the four gamblers. And I loved how they're overcome with what they've won and don't have the ability, at least in the short run, to deal with it well. I have no doubt we'll get plenty of Nolte and Hoffman as the series moves away from the track, so I'm comfortable with what they showed us this week.
-The horse breaking his leg in the final race was horrific. I saw the preview when it first aired, so I knew it was coming, but I still bolted up in my chair when it happened. There's nothing about it that seemed sensationalistic or unrealistic, and while it was hard to watch, it seemed like it fit well with the story of what happens at a horse track. Brutal, though.
-I'm not at all sure what Escalante is doing, but I do know it's not completely above board. Or, at least it looks that way right now. And that's kind of how I felt about all the characters. This world they're creating (or, portraying; I couldn't tell which) is seedy, where everybody looks like they have an angle, so it's hard to see what motivations are out there.
Still, I enjoyed it very much, and I'm looking forward to seeing this play out. I didn't know this until you wrote it Alan, but I'm bummed it's only a 9 episode run this season. It will undoubtedly leave me wanting more, but I do wish it were 12-13 show season.January 30, 2012 at 12:53PM ESTReply to Comment
Gazer (guest)I easily missed half of the dialogue. I couldn't understand a word that the Escalante character or the jockey said. I was trying to figure out the jockey's accent and couldn't. Add in the stuttering agent played by Richard Kind, the exercise girl's (Irish?) accent and all the mumbling going on and it became very, very hard to follow. If I continue to watch it's probably going to have to be with subtitles.
I understand that they're creating a world and want to show every aspect of it but I think they made a mistake by not focusing on one storyline and/or one set of characters that could draw viewers into the story. In theory the railbirds could be very interesting and also provide some comic relief but I thought they were the most boring part of the story. I would have liked more time spent with Nolte's and Hoffman's characters but I suppose that's coming. Not sure I'll be around to see it.
On the plus side, the cinematography was stunning and watching the horses run was such a treat.
I'll probably give it another episode or two to draw me in but I'm not optimistic.January 30, 2012 at 2:10PM ESTReply to Comment
Bob BobbersonCompletely agree. It's almost like they spent so much money on the stunning cinamentography and action sequences that there was no money left for the sound mixing. Dense dialogue is forgiveable; part of the fun of HBO shows like this is being immersed into a new, unfamiliar world cold and learning the vocabulary and culture as you go along. I think David Simon has said as much about Treme. But having dialaogue that's barely audible and completely unintelligble is inexcusable. I have a DVR and couldn't understand a great deal of it even after rewinding.January 30, 2012 at 3:24PM EST
Mark Kawakami (guest)I watched it twice in a row. The first time, I was just barely hanging on in the comprehension department (and mostly realizing that there's nothing so dangerous as being a horse on an HBO drama). The second time, it all made sense to me. Frankly, on second viewing, they did a great job explaining without expositing how the pick-six works. But all in all, the previews for upcoming episodes looked much more exciting than what was in the pilot (though it's nice to see HBO deviating from their standard formula: Kill someone in the first act, show boobs by the third act).January 30, 2012 at 8:20PM ESTReply to Comment
Ben (guest)Firstly, the euthanasia scene was brilliant. I still can't figure out how they not only showed a horse with it's ankle snapped (CGI maybe?), but how the horse died (that horse was one hell of an actor.)
I know according to film rules and regulations, that no animal can be harmed or killed onset. So how the hell did they do it?!January 30, 2012 at 10:08PM ESTReply to Comment
Mark KawakamiIf you look closely, you'll notice the hand of the jockey moving slower and slower during that scene, indicating to me that the shot was slowed down a lot. My guess was that they found a moment of stillness and the slowed it down to last long enough.
As for the breaking ankle, CGI, my man, CGI.January 31, 2012 at 10:20PM EST
Oaktown GirlI was frustrated that the actual dialog itself was so difficult to hear. I know they're trying to create mood and atmosphere, but damn, viewers shouldn't have to work so hard straining just to understand what is being said. (I did not have the luxury of access to subtitles when I viewed it). This irked me so much, despite how much I loved "Deadwood", I'm inclined not to follow this show until it comes out on DVD when I can access subtitles.January 31, 2012 at 1:07AM ESTReply to Comment
nitpicker (guest)I was surprised to see buttons magically appear on Hoffman's shirt after he popped them off to demonstrate he wasn't wearing a wire. It was awkward watching him miming being unable to button his shirt while the buttons were clearly there. Continuity error.
Also, the gamblers took a long time looking at the odds of winning the six-pack on the final race, and seemed befuddled that there were two horses offering the maximum payout. I quickly scanned the payouts and saw the two 2.6 million options.
Also - because of the female jockey, I thought the horse being put down was the old man'sJanuary 31, 2012 at 1:33AM ESTReply to Comment
Sareeta (guest)I decided to give it a try even though I have absolutely no interest in horse racing. Deadwood was a little hard to understand, because it was like listening to a completely original way of speaking. In Luck, the characters suffer from speech impediments (stutters, mumbling) or they have really thick accents, and sometimes there is a combination of both. Given my lack of interest in the subject matter, I don't think I'll continue with it. I hope those who liked the pilot and enjoy this kind of show enjoy the rest of the season.January 31, 2012 at 9:18AM ESTReply to Comment
John (guest)Thought it was over-soundtracked and some of the dialogue was tough to make out, but I still really liked it and thought the last 15 or so minutes were particularly strong.January 31, 2012 at 6:19PM ESTReply to Comment


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