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|2011-09-18, 23:49
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Milwaukee
Age: 26
It is sure going to be quite the heck of a last few episodes.
Also mad props once again to the great Bryan Cranston for his acting in that scene talking about his father. It felt so geniune and real the way he spoke, heck every scene with him this episode was fantastic. Seeing such a preformance really shows you just why he won 3 consecutive emmy awards for outstanding acting. This guy is some beast of an actor.
|2011-09-20, 00:10
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 37
I have yet to see a purpose in the Skyler x Ted subplot, how it plays in the big picture etc...
However, if this episode don't cement the status of Gus as a magnificent scheming crime lord in the eyes of people, I don't know what else will.
|2011-09-26, 15:24
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Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
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Sorry for the double posting but this needs to be bumped.
Why? Because the 11th episode made me take back what I said about the Ted subplot.
And this last scene... Now we know why this show is called Breaking Bad. The sheer despair was so thick it could be cut with a knife.
|2011-09-27, 05:40
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 37
This entire episode is like a love letter to Absurdity, how the Ted subplot BITES Walt hard in the ass and
I can't say that Walt had not it coming to him
But seriously, that final overhead shot was pure beauty.
|2011-09-27, 07:02
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Retracing my steps.....
Oh ya Walt is truly reaping what he has sown in regards to Mr. Pinkman. Not that Jessie hasn't been a pain in the ass liability at times, but Walt truly hasn't been acting sane most of this season because of his fear of Gus.
|2011-09-27, 13:04
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In line to confess his sins.
Age: 29
Once again, I'm extremely anxious to see how Walt's going to dig himself out of this hole. I always love seeing Saul as well, his mere presence is fantastically entertaining.
|2011-09-27, 22:06
|Link #28
Wiggle Your Big Toe
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Milwaukee
Age: 26
Best episode of seaosn 4 thus far.
i love dthe Ted moment, it had a very classic Breaking Bad dark comedy feel to it. I was also thrilled to see one of my favorite comedians Bill Burr in this episode as one of Saul's "go to guys".
THis show always manages to surprise me no matter what I think might happen next. Had no idea that the ted subplot would play out and effect the main story liek it did in this episode, well done by the writers.
As for that last shot, it just gave me goosebumps. It was so eerie with the way the walls seemed to shake as it panned away from Walt with the creepy David Lynch-ian ambient noises. I kept thinking that the credits would come at any moment, but that unsettlign camera shot just dragging on and on and on. One of the most beautifully shot scenes I've ever seen on TV, not to mention the acting in that last scene by Cranston was just stellar. Good stuff.
|2011-09-27, 22:11
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Age: 28
I never thought they could top Don Eladio's massacre but they did, holy crap. Gilligan in my book has proven that he is a genius, of course having Cranston and Paul doesn't hurt but holy crap. The last scene was very "the Shining" esque, that vibe of utter despair, and the truth is all Walt can do is laugh, because everything he did to save his family is gone, the whole point of cooking meth was to leave his family with an escape route. I love the darkness in the show and I cannot wait till the season finale so that we can get some semblance of resolution for this tailspin of a season.
|2011-10-06, 06:36
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In line to confess his sins.
Age: 29
This week's episode: Damn!
A barrage of intense suspenseful scenes this time. The showdown between Jesse and Walter, the DEA searching the laundry, and of course, Walter laying in ambush, waiting to blow up Gus' car as he slowly walked towards it. I was practically biting my nails during those. Brilliantly executed tension, as always.
I'm curious to find out how Gus knew what was up, and also how the situation with the allegedly poisoned child turns out. Like Walter said; Gus is more than willing to let kids die if it serves his purpose, we've seen that first hand.
I also hope this doesn't mean we won't be seeing more of Saul. >_<
|2011-10-09, 14:31
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: East Boston, Massachusetts
Age: 27
Finale airs tonight. Like others have said, this is possibly the best non-comedy show on television right now. Last week's episode makes me believe the Gus plot will come to an end, possibly with multiple people dying in this episode. I was disappointed Gus somehow got bad vibes in the parking lot last episode because it was kind of random, but understandably they don't want to end things that easily.
I wonder if Jesse will make it out of tonight's episode alive. I know someone will die, or at least I strongly believe so, but with the next season already scheduled Walt definitely won't be among them.
|2011-10-09, 19:43
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Age: 28
Aaron Paul is chilling, honestly, a lot of people where not happy about spidey sense Gus, but this guy is the utmost of paranoia, He probably was part of junta. This just keeps swelling, although quality wise, episode 12 was not nearly as good as 11 but then again in the pantheon of TV most shows barely eek out 1-2 memorable epsidoes in a deluge of 21-23 odd episodes yet this show with it's limited time and limited budget does everything so well.
|2011-10-10, 06:51
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|2011-10-10, 20:01
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: East Boston, Massachusetts
Age: 27
It was a nice scene in a morbid way. For a split second when they showed the preserved half of his face and him straightening his tie I was like "oh shit how'd he survive this one?" Only to be shocked and then relieved he was finally gone. I know Walter is supposed to be an unsympathetic hero at this point but I still want him to win, lol. I don't know if that will pan out for me next season, which I've heard will be the last.
|2011-10-10, 23:26
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In line to confess his sins.
Age: 29
The title of the episode is incredibly clever in retrospect. "Face... off" I love these little touches.
An all around magnificent episode, and I could not believe the ending. I don't know if Walt knew enough to know that it wouldn't actually kill him, or if he just considered it collateral damage if it were to actually do the kid in. Regardless, fantastic ending.
|2013-09-30, 04:21
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i thought the ending was gonna be more epic since im Team Heisenberg.
But overall it was a great way to end the show^^ that little marty robbins song at the start was a great way to lead into the last episode (considering the lyircs )
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The longest unbeaten streak in the National Hockey League came to an end tonight at nine games when the Devils lost, 5-2, to the Buffalo Sabres in a game that was postponed for a day because of snow.
Two goals 50 seconds apart early in the second period delivered the biggest blow to the Devils and their goaltender, Martin Brodeur. It was the first time in 10 games that Brodeur allowed more than two goals.
Despite the goals, Brodeur, who had 25 saves, was the best player for the Devils. He denied the Sabres several times with spectacular saves. Brodeur was even involved in an altercation in his crease an instant after Buffalo's fourth goal.
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''We were outhustled and outhit in every part of the game,'' Coach Larry Robinson said. ''Buffalo played a very smart game and we didn't. We were also poorly positioned all night.''
The game was postponed from a night earlier because of snow in Buffalo, where a state of emergency was declared two weeks ago after a snowstorm. Both teams played the first period as if they wished the game had been played a night earlier. There was so little intensity from both sides that the crowd of 16,193 seemed to lose interest until the 11th minute, when the Sabres had a sequence that resulted in two shots that Brodeur turned aside.
There was little Brodeur could do two minutes later, when Chris Gratton stepped in front of him and deflected Maxim Afinogenov's shot for his ninth goal of the season.
A goal by Curtis Brown just 39 seconds after the first intermission and another by Stu Barnes 50 seconds later brought life to the Sabres (15-8-2-1) and disheartened the Devils. The defending Stanley Cup champions created very few clear chances for the rest of the period, and all they managed was Petr Sykora's sixth goal of the season with 2 minutes 41 seconds left in the second. Sykora scored against Domink Hasek, who recorded 28 saves.
''We picked it up a little here and there,'' Bobby Holik said, ''but we didn't follow up.''
Vaclav Varada regained the three-goal lead for the Sabres 43 seconds later when he attacked Brodeur head on. His momentum carried him into Brodeur, who took it personally and punched Varada as a melee unfolded in the crease.
Brodeur's act against Varada and a spectacular save on Miroslav Satan moments later failed to inspire the Devils. They narrowed the gap on Sykora's second goal of the night just under five minutes into the last period, but Buffalo extended its lead again on Erik Rasmussen's power-play goal.Continue reading the main story


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Sarah Boseley's global health blog Experts call for global research fund for antibiotics, Ebola and other neglected diseasesThere were no drugs to treat Ebola in the outbreak that devastated three west African countries, other diseases of the poor are neglected and the pipeline of new antibiotics has dried up. Experts are calling for a $10 billion fund to pay for research and development ahead of the World Health Assembly in Geneva next week
The WHO issued a statement acknowledging failings in the handling of the Ebola crisis - and then corrected it just an hour later with the release of a version that had been substantially toned-down. Here are the changes that were made.
Sarah Boseley's global health blog Pharma accused of restricting access to hep C drug in poor countriesNew drugs for hepatitis C are a major breakthrough but hugely expensive in rich countries. Pharma giant Gilead will allow cheap copies to be made for poor countries - but only for patients with proof of identification and citizenship and the drug supplies will be closely tracked
Ebola: life on the frontline Sierra Leone's Ebola battle is being led by local talent that deserves our supportTom Dannatt: While we hear much about the work done by westerners, the inspirational efforts of Sierra Leoneans at community level have gone largely unacknowledged
James Thornberry: A massive public health campaign in Tanzania is tackling the leading cause of deafness and blindness in poorer countries
Pauline Oosterhoff: Achieving the non-controversial medical goals of sexual health requires dealing with the controversial aspects of sexual life
Tina Beattie: Women do not seem to have a place in the pope's vision of a Catholic church that cares for the world's poor people
Jim Murphy: Britain has steered groundbreaking deals before. It must do so again, setting radical goals to save as many lives as possible
Craig Lasher: Attempts to slash US funding for family planning and birth control could lead to more pregnancies, abortions and deaths
A report by the World Health Organisation shows significant decrease in pregnancy and childbirth related deaths since 1990
Suad Abu-Dayyeh: The smooth passage of legislation outlawing child marriage and female genital mutilation is key to Yemen's long-term prosperity
Jennifer Hughes: When rich countries eradicated TB, new treatments dried up. Now the disease has evolved to become drug-resistant – and it's the world's poorest people who are bearing the brunt
Philippe Douste-Blazy: It took decades for HIV/Aids drugs to reach the world's poorest – history must not be repeated with hepatitis C treatments
Rapid fluid resuscitation of children in shock can cause death, a major trial showed in 2011, but the World Health Organisation has yet to update its advice to doctors, say scientists, warning thousands could be harmed
Chittagong shipyard partners with German firm to promote better workplace health and safety practices and reduce accidents. Ruth Evans reports
Mark Tran: OneDollarGlasses founder Martin Aufmuth is inspired by book on poverty to create inexpensive reading glasses
Surgihoney is cost-effective and speeds the healing of hard-to-treat injuries. Can it become the ultimate wound-care product? Rachel Masker investigates
Rob Yates: Compulsory public financing is the best way to ensure universal and fair healthcare in developing countries, research shows
Critics who believe HPV vaccine can trigger suicidal thoughts damage attempts to protect girls against cervical cancer
Amanda Glassman: The Global Fund is an effective fundraiser, but lives saved are the true measure of its success in tackling Aids, TB and malaria
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Sustained funding is vital to an initiative that has saved 9 million lives and helped to put TB, malaria and HIV on the back foot
Braille Without Borders uses a converted rickshaw to take a computer, printer and white canes to educate those most in need, reports Charukesi Ramadurai
Readers share their experiences through GuardianWitness to highlight access to contraception around the world
Youth clubs based on Love Games series bring sex education to people with hearing disabilities to stem high levels of HIV
Claire Meeghan: More than 90% of pesticide fatalities are believed to occur in developing countries. Campaigners in Ghana are pushing for tighter controls
A report from Unicef shows the true extent of FGM and reveals that in many countries both men and women would like it to stop
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BeschreibungThis volume recalls the sacrifices and struggles that went into shaping Johannesburg. It shows, in entries on significant persons, places, events and institutions what Johannesburg is and what it can do. The text should convey the essence of the City, its landmarks and history.
PortraitNaomi Musiker (B.A., University of the Witwatersrand; H.Dip.Lib., Rhodes University, Grahamstown) has contributed numerous biographical articles for theDictionary of South African Biography and the Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa. She is an experienced indexer who has worked for some of South Africa's leading publishers and indexed many important reference works.Reuben Musiker (M.A. University of Pretoria; B.Sc., University of the Witwatersrand; H.Dip.Lib., University of Cape Town) is currently emeritus professor at the University of the Witwatersrand where he was professor of Librarianship and Bibliography before retiring in 1991. In 1985 he was the first recipient of the SAILIS Award for Bibliography, and in 1996 this premier national award was renamed the Reuben Musiker Award for Bibliography in his honor. Both authors are residents of Johannesburg and South African citizens. Their previous publications include Southern African Bibliography (Scarecrow 1996).
PressestimmenThere is an enormous quantity of information in this work, which the Musikers must have been amassing over many years...the book is so well and interestingly written... African Research and Documentation ...a highly useful reference book for academic researchers as well as the general reader...this obvious labour of love is most welcome. Journal Of African History The Musikers' Historical Dictionary of Greater Johannesburg, besides being a valuable reference, is a fascinating book to read...It adds much needed access to the history of black people in Johannesburg and their contribution to the life of this great city. H-Net: Humanities and Social Science Reviews Online The compilers are long-time students of the subject and have done a more than competent job. American Reference Books Annual
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SERIES: 7th regular-season meeting. Series tied 3-3. The Chargers won the last matchup, but the Ravens have won three of the last four. The last meeting was in San Diego, where the Chargers prevailed 32-14 in 2007. When the Ravens won in Baltimore in 2006, it was one of only two regular-season losses for the Chargers.
PREDICTION: Ravens 27-17
KEYS TO THE GAME: The Ravens are showing a more balanced attack with QB Joe Flacco now established in his second year. And his strong arm has to be a concern for the Chargers, who almost lost in Oakland due to assignment mix-ups in the secondary. San Diego's cornerbacks have proven to be vulnerable without pressure from the front seven. And if the Ravens get the lead, they'll turn the offense over to RBs Ray Rice and Willis McGahee.
The Chargers' running game is a serious question mark with injuries to a pair of interior linemen and RB LaDainian Tomlinson. The majority of what San Diego churns out on the ground will likely have to come on the edges - which is a difficult proposition against the Ravens' athletic defense. And if QB Philip Rivers is backed into long passing downs that beat up line will be put to the test against Baltimore's blitz packages.
FAST FACTS: The Ravens are 10-2 when Flacco throws at least one touchdown pass. ... San Diego leads the NFL with 47 interceptions since 2007.
--RB LaDainian Tomlinson (ankle) didn't practice and indications are he won't play Sunday.
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--RG Brandyn Dombrowski may see significant playing time as well in his second NFL game. Rookie Louis Vasquez is nursing a sore knee, and even if he plays, there's no guarantee it will hold up against the Ravens' physical front seven. Dombrowski should see some work at some point; he spent last year on the Chargers' practice squad. Vasquez didn't practice on Thursday.
--WR Chris Chambers continues to be an afterthought in the passing game. Vincent Jackson became the No. 1 receiver late last year and most the looks are headed his way again.
--WR Legedu Naanee is the benefactor of Chambers' diminishing chances. Naanee is being used more as the No. 3 receiver and is often called upon in critical junctures, proving the growing confidence the coaches have in him.
--DE Jacques Cesaire (calf) continues to work and should go on Sunday after missing the opener and the preseason games.
--DE Travis Johnson (groin) didn't work again and his availability has become a concern. He played a lot in his first game with the Chargers.
--LT Marcus McNeill (hand) was able to work and will start Sunday.
--DT Jamal Williams (arm) will play Sunday but his strength inside is the key to the defense, and he's not 100 percent. He could be compromised, especially as the game wears on.
--DE Luis Castillo (elbow) practiced and should be able to go Sunday.
--LB Antwan Applewhite (hamstring) didn't practice is likely to miss this week's game.
--C Nick Hardwick (ankle) is hopeful he can return next week against the Dolphins.
--P Mike Scifres (groin) was limited in Thursday's practice.
--TE L.J. Smith has been limited in practice but there is a chance that he could play Sunday. He missed the last two preseason games and the regular-season opener with a hamstring injury.
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--FS Ed Reed is expected to start despite being limited in practice this week with a concussion. He has started 54 straight games. If Reed can't play, Haruki Nakamura would replace him.
--SS Tom Zbikowski missed practices Wednesday and Thursday with a concussion. He is very questionable to play Sunday.
--ILB Tavares Gooden is expected to start after having full practices on Wednesday and Thursday. He won't be at full strength because of a minor right knee sprain. Gooden has been limping around the locker room.
--RB Ray Rice is expected to make a second straight start over Willis McGahee and receive the most touches of the running backs. But because of his size (he's 5-7), he will give way to McGahee in the red zone.
The Chargers could very well be minus one of the NFL's greatest running backs on Sunday. Yet a sense of panic is not noticed at Chargers Park.
LaDainian Tomlinson missed another day of practice Thursday leading to Sunday's game against the visiting Ravens. Tomlinson, who has been compromised with injuries the past two seasons, sprained an ankle in Monday's season-opening win at Oakland.
In the past Tomlinson's potential absence would be a huge red flag for the Chargers' offense.
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Darren Sproles showed again in the opener why he is such a weapon. Although considering his slight frame and his kickoff and punt return duties, he's not a back asked to do the heavy lifting.
If the Chargers want to have Sproles around late, they can't overwork him early.
Michael Bennett was once a 1,000-yard back in Minnesota. And while he likely won't get 25 carries against the Ravens, Bennett, a nine-year pro, is ready to help fill in for Tomlinson.
Bennett came to the Chargers late last year after being cut by Tampa Bay. He saw the field briefly in the two playoff games when Tomlinson was ailing and was brought back against somewhat stacked odds to make the team out of camp.
But the Chargers kept him on the roster -- even at the expense of losing fourth-round pick Gartrell Johnson to the Giants on waivers.
That move could pay off if Bennett can produce Sunday, taking heat off Rivers from a pass rush which would love to have him in third-and-longs.
Jacob Hester, a second-year pro, could also get a handful of carries. But he has mostly been playing in a fullback role.
Whatever the Chargers present to the Ravens in the fashion of a running attack, the team knows the sledding will be tough. The Ravens haven't allowed a back to rush for 100 yards in 36 consecutive games, the longest such stretch in the NFL.
It's not stretch to say the Chargers want to stretch the field. But to do so, they must at least get the Ravens to respect the run.
Tomlinson might not be able to do it -- but possibly three other Chargers backs will.
Ravens defensive coordinator Greg Mattison seemed confident that defensive end-linebacker Terrell Suggs (ribs) and safety Ed Reed (concussion) will start Sunday at San Diego.
Suggs, who didn't practice Wednesday, has never missed a regular-season game, playing in 97 straight games. He returned to practice Thursday and didn't show any hesitation in drills.
"He's really 100 percent," Mattison said prior to practice. "He's just got a little soreness in his stomach, in his rib area. He's fine."
Reed, who has played in 54 straight games, was limited in Wednesday's practice, which came as a surprise to some.
"He wasn't supposed to go, but he's out here intercepting passes," Mattison said.
It's unclear whether LaDainian Tomlinson will play with a sprained right ankle, but his former offensive coordinator said he expects the Chargers running back to play Sunday.
"You never know. I'm not a mind reader and obviously, I'm not there," current Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron said. "But I know, everybody knows, we all know the player he is."
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"The Chargers are better offensively than Kansas City," said Ravens cornerback Fabian Washington, who allowed a 50-yard reception to Mark Bradley. "They've been together a lot longer than the Chiefs. They know their system so you have to expect them to be better in the passing game.
"I think we were solid against Kansas City. Except for the big play I gave up, we played lights out on defense. We gave up more points than we're accustomed to giving up, but if you look at yards and the plays we made on the field, we played pretty well."
The Ravens' focus will be on Chargers tight end Antonio Gates.
In 2007, Gates made the Ravens' defense look extremely vulnerable, repeatedly running free over the middle for touchdown catches of 35 and 25 yards. He finished with six catches for 105 yards, a performance that Ravens defenders chalked up to "miscommunication."
The Ravens get another shot at Gates on Sunday and can only hope their success against tight ends will continue.
Since struggling against Gates, the Ravens have not allowed a tight end to catch more than three passes in 19 of their past 22 games. In fact, only three (Tennessee's Alge Crumpler, Dallas' Jason Witten and Kansas City's Sean Ryan) have scored touchdowns during that span.
This stretch is even more impressive considering the tight ends that the Ravens have faced. Indianapolis' Dallas Clark had two catches for 17 yards against the Ravens last season. Houston's Owen Daniels and Washington's Chris Cooley were held to one catch each.
Ravens secondary coach Chuck Pagano explained last year that this good run was the result of the work of cornerback Frank Walker, whom he called "the tight end killer."
But can Walker -- or any one player, for that matter -- handle Gates, who is often considered in a class by himself? He causes so many mismatch problems because linebackers aren't fast enough to cover him and safeties aren't big enough to bring down the 6-foot-4, 263-pound tight end.
That's why he has caught 51 touchdowns in the previous five seasons.
"Antonio has great confidence he can beat a guy," Chargers coach Norv Turner said, "and Philip [Rivers, San Diego quarterback] doesn't need him to get too wide open."


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One of the things people may not know about Geena Davis is that she's a whizz at archery. She took up the sport at 41, became obsessed with target shooting, and practised for six hours a day. In two years, she was good enough to try joining the US Olympics archery team heading for Sydney 2000. Three hundred women tried for a place. Geena came 24th and didn't make it. But she went to Sydney anyway, as a "wild card" entry in the Golden Arrow competition. That's what you do when you're a six-foot Hollywood goddess who had three children in her late forties: you don't give up.
This week she hit a bullseye in media circles with a short manifesto that's startling in its simplicity. "Geena Davis's two easy steps to make Hollywood less sexist," appeared in the Hollywood Reporter's "Women in Entertainment Power 100" issue. It's a call to arms for Hollywood scriptwriters, asking them to go through their scripts and change several characters' names from male to female. "With one stroke you've created some colourful, unstereotypical female characters," she writes. "What if the plumber or pilot or construction foreman is a woman?" Secondly, she recommends that, when writing a crowd scene, they use the words, "A crowd gathers, which is half female." Hey presto. "You have just quickly and easily boosted the female presence in your project without changing a line of dialogue."
These recommendations seem almost insultingly simple. But Davis's manifesto is motivated by a passionate belief that the underrepresentation of women in the media is a social anomaly; that girls can be inspired to be company directors, politicians, scientists and US presidents if women are routinely portrayed in such roles on TV and in films.
She's been campaigning about this since 2004, when she started watching "family-friendly" movies with her daughter Alizeh, then aged three, and realised that, for every female speaking part in such films, there were roughly three male parts; and that crowd and group scenes were oddly bereft of girls and women. She investigated the phenomenon, founded the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, consulted friends in the industry and came up with a startling statistic: whenever large groups of people are shown on celluloid, only 17 per cent of them are women – and that woeful gender imbalance has been that way since 1946.
"We are in effect," writes Davis, "enculturating [sic] kids from the very beginning to see women and girls as not taking up half of the space." Can it be, she argues, that the reason why the presence of women in Congress, the military, the academy, the legal profession stands at around 17 per cent is because we've come to see that as the normal ratio?
To ram the message home, she recently went on YouTube with "Geena Davis Archery Tricks", in which she used her trusty recurved bow to shoot various targets – men, balloons, Apple, paparazzi photographers – as she made little jokes about her films and concluded by saying, "Support gender equality in films and television – and now a Long Kiss Goodnight," aiming the last arrow straight at the camera lens. "Geena Davis is a tall drink of badass," commented Jezabel.com, admiringly.
Virginia Elizabeth Davis was born in Wareham, Massachusetts, in 1956, to a civil engineer father, William, and a teacher's assistant mother, Lucille. At school she was unhappy because of her height: at six feet, she was the tallest girl in any class. After graduating, she took a BA in drama at Boston College. She also joined Mensa, but regrettably it was little help when, in 1979, she moved to New York to find a career as a model. Signed by the Zoli agency, she began to model for Victoria's Secret, the lingerie firm. Sydney Pollack, the film director, was leafing through the catalogue one day, spotted her, and cast her in Tootsie (1982) where she appeared, mainly in her scanties, alongside Dustin Hoffman. But she got good notices, and moved to Los Angeles. TV parts flooded in for the tall, pretty, 26-year-old ingénue with the huge brown eyes and the extraordinary mouth, both sensuous and disappointed. She married Richard Emmolo, the first of four husbands, but it lasted only a few months.
Davis hit her stride as a comedy actress playing Chevy Chase's research assistant in Fletch. She co-starred in David Cronenberg's The Fly with Jeff Goldblum, who became her second husband in 1987. Comedy won her the 1988 Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in Laurence Kasdan's The Accidental Tourist, in which she played a wacky but romantic dog-trainer. The highlight of her career so far came in 1991 with Thelma & Louise, Ridley Scott's female-buddies-on-the-run drama, which was nominated for six Oscars. Davis and Susan Sarandon were both up for Best Actress, but neither won. Playing the put-upon housewife Thelma, Davis was convincing in her discovery of both hot sex, at the hands of Brad Pitt, and the joys of being an outlaw. The ending, in which the women drive to their deaths over the rim of the Grand Canyon rather than giving in to the law, was a notable moment in celluloid feminism.
"Afterwards," David told the press, "I had women holding me by the lapels, so I could hear their story. And that experience really brought home to me how few opportunities we give women to feel like that about a movie. To feel passionately identified with it and feel empowered and thrilled."
A year later, she drew good notices in A League of Their Own with Tom Hanks and Madonna, a film about sibling rivalry in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League formed in 1943. But nothing seemed to go right afterwards. Divorced from Goldblum, in 1992 she married the director Renny Harlin and they formed a production company whose first film, Speechless (1994) – a screwball romance between rival political speechwriters – was a failure. Cutthroat Island (1995) with Davis as Morgan the pirate queen and Matthew Modine charisma-free as her leading man was one of the biggest flops in film history. After it, her career was effectively scuppered, although she was good as a tough-bunny spy in The Long Kiss Goodnight.
Her personal life, however, took a turn for the better. In 2001, she married her fourth husband, Reza Jarrahy, an Iranian-American plastic surgeon. At 46, a dangerous age for a primagravida, she gave birth to Alizeh, and followed up, at 48, with twin sons, Kian and Kalis. She returned to the screen this year in In a World ... set in the voice-over business.
Davis has been working in films for 31 years, flirting, emoting, screaming, firing guns, doing her dazzling smile and winning millions of hearts. But it's possible that the role for which she'll be best remembered is as the initiator of the largest research project ever undertaken on gender in entertainment, and in her ceaseless quest to do something about it. It's possible. But first we'll have to shake off the memory of her sweetly, seductively introducing a traffic cop to her Colt .45, somewhere in the Arizona desert.Reuse content


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The young black bear, which appeared to be about 125 pounds, was seen by a resident and a police officer who responded. The bear was in a wooded area and scampered off once spotted. The sighting was around 6:45 a.m.
State wildlife officials have been notified. Police suggested banging trash can lids or beeping a car horn to keep the bear away.
School officials issued a warning to parents as well, considering the sighting was in the area of a couple of schools.
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Now and then, I find myself knocked down in the dirt in confusion and only music can touch my soul. Here is a lamentation from the least expected source, it showed up in my life (thanks Spotify) and for the past few years it was given words to a wide range of thoughts and emotions.I Used To Know How To Walk On Water is probably the most beautiful spiritual song I have heard in many, many years - maybe in all my life. It motivated me to drive three hours to a small hole in the wall concert i … [Read more...]
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Today we continue my thoughts on Simplicity from the corresponding chapter in Richard Foster's book, The Celebration of Discipline. Simplicity "is an inward reality that results in an outward lifestyle." Both are equally important, because the outward lifestyle without the inner reality is legalism, but the inner reality without the outward lifestyle is not simplicity either, but hypocrisy. Last week we discussed the attitudes of the inner reality. Today I will share Foster's "ten c … [Read more...]
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I love art. I teach it. I try to preach it to others. My faith is truly alive due to artists - both old and new. They imbue hope, life, and peace. Rembrandt and Michelangelo, Goya and Picasso, and more recently Wooster. These are my commentaries upon the Scriptures. As a Christian this often lands me in two worlds simultaneously. One foot in church related things and the other in creative arts. I've found the bridge is most often me. I enjoy mixing it up in both worlds, but it would be truly f … [Read more...]
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Many emerging Christians have been influenced by deconstructionist postmodernism. Profoundly iconoclastic, deconstructionism challenges any attempt to form universal theologies or fathom God's nature. God remains a deep mystery, beyond any human articulation whether in text, tradition, liturgy, or symbol. God is a deep and dazzling darkness whose incomprehensibility inspires silence and humility.Yet, mystics and believers have also spoken of God as accessible, embodied, and intimate in s … [Read more...]
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By Michael Beaven, Jason Lloyd and Marla Ridenour
Beacon Journal sports writers
Rickie Fowler already has earned one golf title in Summit County.
He is seeking another.
Fowler played the first round Thursday of the Bridgestone Invitational on the South Course at Firestone Country Club in Akron with a fond memory of the title he earned at the 2005 Hudson Junior Invitational.
His initial round, a 2-under-par 68, has him in a seven-way tie for 11th and puts him 4 shots behind the leader, Bubba Watson and his 64.
''This is the first time I have played here,'' Fowler said. ''It is pretty cool to be a part of it. This is a really good event and a really good course. It has a little bit of a major feel to it.''
Fowler, 21, is the youngest American-born player in the 2010 field.
Fowler, who had five birdies and three bogeys, said he vividly recalls his experience in Hudson.
''I remember the course,'' Fowler said. ''It was in really good shape and had fast greens. It was a fun event. I shot an 8-under 64 on the final day to come back and beat Vaughn Snyder, who is also a pro [and a former player at Canton Central Catholic, the University of Akron and Ohio State University].''
Fowler said success in Ohio is nothing new to him.
''I have actually had quite a bit of success in Ohio, starting basically at the Hudson Junior,'' said Fowler, a Las Vegas resident who was born in Anaheim, Calif.
''Last year, I almost won a Nationwide event down in Columbus. I ended up losing in a playoff. Earlier this year at the Memorial, I finished solo second. I am looking for another good finish in Ohio. I am trying to keep the good vibe going in Ohio.''
Fowler came to Akron after spending Monday in Fredericksburg, Texas, shooting scenes for a movie titled Seven Days in Utopia, a film that is based on the best-selling book by David Cook.
Fowler, American Stewart Cink and South Korean K.J. Choi were each in attendance Thursday for the opening round of the Bridgestone, and all three will appear in the film.
''It was a great time,'' Fowler said. ''I had a lot of fun.''
Fowler, Cink, Cameron Beckman, Mark Brooks and Bill Rogers will each make cameo appearances in the movie, which was shot at Boot Ranch Golf Course. PGA legend Hal Sutton designed the course.
Choi and Rich Beem each have larger roles in the movie and spent four days on the set.
Oscar-winning executive producer Mark Mathis is also part of the film, and actors Lucas Black and Robert Duvall are among the cast members.
Black will play the golf lead in the movie, which is scheduled to be released next summer.
Champagne uncorks
David Champagne is not listed in the official results, nor is he eligible to win the Bridgestone Invitational, but he did play a round of 18 holes Thursday alongside Henrik Stenson of Sweden.
Champagne, in his third season as a golf pro at Firestone Country Club, played with Stenson because the field is at an uneven number (81) after Robert Allenby withdrew from the tournament due to an injury.
Champagne shot a 6-over-par 76, which was 3 strokes better than Stenson's 79.
''I think I did all right,'' said Champagne, who is originally from Rochester, N.Y., and lives in North Canton.
''I hit the ball pretty well. My goal is to stay out of his way and try to do my job. I am not here for me, I am out here for him.''
Champagne will also serve as Stenson's marker and partner today.
Mickelson strong
Birdieing five of his final eight holes, Phil Mickelson finished with a round of 4-under 66 to be tied for second with Kenny Perry, Australian Adam Scott and Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell.
Teeing off at No. 10, Mickelson shot 1 over on the back nine with bogeys at Nos. 14 and 15 with a birdie at 16. He found his game on the front nine, birdieing Nos. 2, 3, 6, 7 and 9 for a 30 on the par-70 layout.
His best shot came at the 469-yard par-4 No. 6, when he pulled his iron shot to the right and was merely hoping to get up and down to maintain momentum. His lob wedge went in for birdie.
''When that lob shot went in the hole it gave me a nice boost,'' said Mickelson, who is No. 2 in the world rankings behind Tiger Woods. ''I made birdie and was able to get two more coming in.''
Playing partner Rory McIlroy said that was the best shot he has seen this year. Asked where it ranked for him, Mickelson said: ''It was a good one. There were some at Augusta that I remember a little more fondly than Thursday at Akron. It wasn't as hard as it looked to get up and down, but I was certainly fortunate for it to go in.''
Mickelson's best finishes at Firestone Country Club were seconds in the 1998 and 1999 NEC World Series of Golf. He has struggled here since 2003, with his best performance a tie for fourth in 2008.
''It was as a good day in that I got off to a poor start and was able to turn it around,'' Mickelson said.
He credited swing coach Butch Harmon with a good idea for his driver.
''Butch had a good idea to go to a shorter driver,'' Mickelson said. ''So I went to the guys at Callaway and had that FT9 head in a shaft that's only 44 inches and a shaft that's also 20 grams heavier. It alters the characteristics of the head. I've got to give the guys credit, to be able to get the spin rate and the ball flight right. I seemed to hit the ball a little bit straighter with it. My misses were inside the tree line, so I always had a shot into the green and I thought that led to more aggressive iron shots.
''It's only been a couple days. This might actually be in the bag for a while.''
Mickelson praised 21-year-old McIlroy, who finished at 2 under.
''He's fun, he's interesting, he's a smart guy, he's really got a great demeanor,'' Mickelson said. ''He's always upbeat, great to be around, not to mention his talent.''
Mickelson said he was amazed by the prowess of young players like McIlroy, Japan's Ryo Ishikawa (18 years old) and Fowler (21).
''I look at the guys today in their teens and 20s — McIlroy, Ishikawa, Fowler — their ball striking is so superior to where myself or other players my age were in our teens and 20s,'' Mickelson said.
Practice pays
McDowell, the U.S. Open champion, birdied his final four holes to post his 66.
''I had a nice finish,'' McDowell said. ''I hit a lot of fairways.
''I've been a bit under the radar this week. It's felt nice. I've really been practicing well the last two days and it was nice to go out there and play and hit some fairways and hit some good iron shots and make some good putts.''
Family news for Perry
Perry posted a bogey-free round of 66, which is his lowest opening effort at Firestone. He also recently learned he will be a grandfather.
''My oldest daughter told me she was pregnant on Sunday,'' Perry said. ''I'm going to be a granddad, so I stayed home. I didn't fly in here until late Wednesday, and just teed it up today.
''I really didn't have any goals, any expectations. . . . I've played a million rounds of golf here. I just knew what the golf course was like, and it just seemed like whenever I needed to make a putt, I made a putt. Whenever I needed to scramble, I scrambled well, and whenever I needed a quality iron shot I seemed to hit it."
Bad ball
England's Lee Westwood had a miserable third hole. His tee shot landed in the No. 2 fairway, his second shot landed behind a foot bridge and his third shot landed in a greenside bunker.
Westwood, who is tied for 37th with a 71 and is ranked No. 3 in the world, apparently blamed the ball. After tapping out for bogey, he flipped it to Cole Hague, who happened to be standing behind the ropes. Hague and his father had made the trip from Toronto to celebrate his 11th birthday.
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With sunlight pouring through the high windows of the chamber it was a day on which almost anybody would have longed to be out of office and Mrs Shephard had good reason to feel demob happy. She spent some time congratulating John Prescott on his observance of parliamentary protocol and courtesies and ended by wishing him "interesting encounters" with her successor.
He didn't have very long to wait since John Redwood was in the chamber already, preparing to respond to Mr Prescott's statement on the future of London Underground. Some might think this a rather daunting task - being obliged, after what could only have been a few hours' preparation, to pick holes in the Government's case. But Mr Redwood has an approach to his job that proved perfectly adaptable to the circumstances. When in doubt load the Gatling gun with insults and lock your finger on the trigger. It hardly matters if most of the shots go wide - the sheer noise and rate of fire should make the enemy wary of sticking their heads up too high.
Mr Redwood was reported to be slightly miffed at his shadow cabinet transfer - but there must be a part of him that relishes the prospect of a new sparring partner, particularly one as high profile as Mr Prescott. Since the departure of Peter Mandelson from the Department of Trade and Industry he had been visibly pining, like a zoo panda deprived of its favourite soft toy. His coat lost its lustre and his eyes their characteristic manic sparkle. But now he has an object worth batting around the cage a bit.
I don't know whether Mr Prescott felt edgy at having to face a new antagonist but his trademark gabble seemed to have accelerated even further. At times he went so fast that I began to wonder whether there were representatives of The Guinness Book of Records in the public gallery.
Currently, I believe, the records for speed-speaking are held by tobacco auctioneers in the southern United States, professionals who clearly have an advantage over Mr Prescott - it being easier to negotiate the rising price of a bale of Virginia prime leaf than to make your way over the hurdles of a statement about public/private partnerships for the Underground. But I wouldn't bet against the challenger. Mr Prescott can cover pages at an amazing rate, largely because he strips out all hindering factors - such as punctuation, word endings and comprehensibility - as he goes.
Maybe he simply wanted to skim as rapidly as he could over the details of his announcement in the hope that Mr Redwood would not be able to keep up --because despite the confidence of Mr Prescott's unveiling there seemed to be nothing behind the red velvet curtains but another set of curtains. Private companies, he announced, would be "invited" to take responsibility for upgrading the infrastructure and London Transport would be allowed to "explore with Railtrack a way of linking the national rail network to the sub-surface lines".
He didn't say what would happen if private companies turned down the opportunity to pour money into a hole in the ground, or if those explorations got lost in the jungle.
Mr Redwood wasn't quite up to speed enough to point out that Mr Prescott was behaving as if the train was already in the station, while the information board revealed that it was only "expected soon". It won't be long before he catches up though, however fast Mr Prescott talks.
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Monkey See, Monkey DoMature
"How many fucking times do I have to tell you that I don't know?!"
The air in this room is stifling me, and I think if I don't get out of here soon I am going to develope an extreme case of cabin fever.
"Why won't you people just listen to the words that are coming out of my mouth? Instead of sitting there all incredulous and disapproving."
If I still smoked I am pretty damn sure I would be wanting a cigarette right about now. In fact, fuck it I want one anyway. I can't believe how badly my day is going, due to absolutely no fault of my own, and now these gits are going to make me start smoking again.
Where does it end?
The two detectives continue to stare at me across the grey, metal expanse of the charming centre piece to this cosy little room.
"Listen Miss, erm . . . "
"Lawson. My name is April Lawson. If you can't even get that right how on earth do you plan to even contemplate solving crime?"
The surly looking fellow who was gracious enough to address me just gives me a smile that would curdle milk while it was still in the cow.
"The facts remain as they were over four hours ago when you first came in and we started this conversation. You are the only person we can trace who has any connection to the suspect, and considering the nature of your relationship - "
"Former relationship." I interject without a second thought towards good manors.
Mr surly-and-curdling makes some kind of dismissive noise halfway between a grunt and a sigh.
"Very well then, your former relationship with the suspect would lead us to beleive that you must have known him reasonably well."
I smile to myself and stare down at the bleak expanse of unfortunate furniture that is trying to pass itself off as a table. I am so far past bored with this whole chain of events that I am actually contemplating gouging out my own eyes just to liven things up a tad.
"Look, detective, just because I used to have a relationship with someone does not mean that I am responsible for their actions. Or even capable of predicting them accuratley enough for you to start up your own pre-cog crime fighting unit."
Neither of my two new friends look particularly impressed by my dazzling wit and charm, but I'm on a role so why stop now?
"You want to know why someone decides to get up one day and just start butchering people? "
The second detective decides it's time to actually contribute to our little shindig.
"No. We want to know why this man - " He slams a photo of my delightful ex down on the table infront of me and a hollow echo resonates around the tiny room. "Why this man chose to wake up one morning and start butchering people."
Intimidation has never worked well on me as it just tends to piss me off and make me even less co-operative, but I would like to go home some time today so I decide to compromise.
I place both of my hands over the photo and calmly push it away.
"Let me ask you a question." I look directly at both men in turn. "Have you ever pretended to be something that you're not just to fit in?"
By the twin perplexed stares that meet my gaze I realise my question is going to remain rhetorical.
"Maybe not. But imagine, just for a second, that you were so desparate to be accepted by some social group or whatever that you would literally reinvent your entire self to achieve that goal."
Both sets of shoulders seemed to have relaxed a little, although the perplexed looks remain. I am guessing that they are just happy that I am talking.
Ok then.
"I first started to notice it happenning about a month before we broke up. It was little things at first. Sudden likes or dislikes that had never been there before. Then his way of speaking seemed to change, as if it were someone else's words and he was just reiterating them for my benefit. And finally there was the cat incident."
"I'm sorry?" detective mark-two asks. "What cat incident?"
"Ok, so you know the whole premise that most serial killers started their deviant ways at a young age by torturing cute furry animals? Well I guess our boy was just a late bloomer."
I dont especialy want to dredge up the memory of poor old Mr Kitty being flayed alive in my bathroom, but it would appear to be my only way out of this nausiating situation.
"The PG13 version of the story is that I came home one day to find that my boyfriend had gone insane and killed the neighbour's cat. But the R rated version is that I walked through my front door one evening and there was a smell so fucking sickly that I almost puked up my overpriced pasta salad then and there. The first thing that I thought to myself was, oh god it smells like something crawled in here and died. But this train of thought was soon corrected to be something was dragged in here, skinned and gutted alive and splayed out on my fucking shower curtain."
I am waiting for at least some kind of reaction to the retelling of this heinous event. It would appear though, that I am waiting in vain.
I smile and slowly begin to nod my head.
"But I guess when you compare a little feline vivisection to the masscare of five people it does kind of pale into insignificance. What I am trying to tell you, detectives, is that there are people out there who enjoy death. I don't even know if it's strictly accurate to call them people anymore, as they have become something much more warped and twisted then your average torture porn freak. But the one thing that I do know is that all of these people, this whole sick little society, they all used to be just like you and I."
A nervous sensation has begun to settle in the pit of my stomach, and have an unbelievably strong urge to look over my shoulder.
Maybe I shouldn't be telling this story. Maybe I should have just kept my mouth shut and claimed total ignornace. But it's too late now. Even if I hadn't talked they would know that I had been here and I doubt they would have believed that I kept their secret safe. I have been skating on thin ice for weeks now just waiting for them to come for me; feeling them always close by lurking in the shadows like macabre cloak and dagger monsters. I would say that my sentence was passed the second that police car came to my house to take me for "a little chat".
So what am I going to do about it?
"Ok look. You want help catching this killer? How about help catching a whole boat load of the fuckers? I am assuming that you haven't pinned any of the spate of recent slaughters on anyone yet. Don't worry, I'm not criticising you. How could you have known? How could you have believed even if you had?"
Detective mark-one attempts to give a genuine smile.
"I am glad that you have finally decided to co-operate Miss Lawson. Your inisght could be just the break that we need to crack this. So what is it? Devil worshippers? Alien abduction cult? Tell us everything you know."
In for a penny, in for a pound I suppose.
"Well, what I know is that I scared shitless and I don't want to wake up one morning mutlilated beyond recognition. Now I can see that you don't appreciate my darkly humourous approach to this whole thing, but it's my coping mechanism so you will just have to get over it."
If I stopped here then maybe, just maybe, I could talk my way out of a lengthy, painful and certain death.
Can't live your life on maybe's though.
"These sick little fuckers that are running around your streets hacking and slashing wherever they damn well please are nothing but the monkeys. You want to put a stop to all this? Then you need to take down the organ grinder."


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The sun was just beyond the horizon and the storm the night before left a bone chilling cold in the air. The rain turn to drizzle and the wind calmed as Mayn and Bear walked through the forests of the Thorned Ridge. They were an interesting duo, Bear was the brawn with a head thick as stone, while Mayn was quite the opposite. He was intelligent, and had a strong enough will to possess magic in his blood, not to mention his skill with the sword was more than fair.
But their appearance is where they differed greatly. Standing nearly 8 feet tall Bear was a giant in comparison to Mayn. His arms hung lower than most, and his hands could hold small boulders with ease. The club he carried seemed unnecessary at times.
Mayn was very slim, and only reached about 5 and a half feet. But he looked unlike anyone in this part of the world, perhaps that's why he covered his face with that long black cloth. But when he revealed himself it was hard not to notice his sharp features. From his narrow chin and nose to the tips of his pointed ears, he was far from ordinary, and he wanted to keep that secret.
On their travels the two of them joked with one another from time to time, but their mission was most important to their master. Mayn knew he was close to finding what she called the arm of Avennoth. His encounter last night would have nearly killed him if it wasn't for that hobbit. It would be the last time he traveled with bandits.
As he wrapped his head in a black scarf he thought about what happened with the robed halfling before he met up with Bear. Even if the hobbit was holding that rune, it wasn't what created those monstrous earth summons. But still he wondered who that hobbit was, and where he received such a rune.
But what mattered more was who casted those spells, and Mayn was positive it was the work of the Avennoth. He didn't know much about it, since it has only existed twice. His master told him when they are complete they can do almost anything, but this one was far from it. Only possessing the arm, and the rest was unaltered -- the rest being a Dwarf.


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I stared at the card as the specialist held it up for me. I concentrated really hard. Really, really hard. My eyes were beginning to blur and the lines and dashes on the card only melted together in a pool of black confusion. What did this mean, he had asked. The question echoed in my mind.
I gave up when I started to shake and I could no longer see with all the tears pooled in my eyes. I sat back and took a deep breath, relaxing into the chair I was sitting in. I hated those little symbols. I hated cards. I hated being asked questions. "I don't know," I finally answered, and with those three words my heart sank.
The specialist, a stinky old man with a large nose, scribbled more of those symbols on his paper. I waited, knowing full well the outcome of my test. I had failed. I didn't know what the consequences of failing would be, but I figured it wasn't good. At least I was dead.
But, that was only what I had assumed.
I didn't know how long exactly I had been in the hospital. Apparently for a long time, because I kept asking. I was beginning to think I was getting quite forgetful. The doctors reminded me over and over that I kept asking them the same questions, but in my defense, they asked me the same questions too. They asked me over and over to do this and that, testing my brain for some sort of malfunction. I didn't know what they're looking for. It obviously wasn't there.
The specialist set down his pen. He looked straight into my eyes with burning blue ones, as if reading my mind. I tried to avoid his gaze, looking around, searching for anything other than his blue irises and bulbous nose. Finally the guy leaned forward, placed his fingers together, and spoke.
"Mrs. Greene. I want you to listen very closely to me. I'm not going to ask you any more questions. Instead, I want you to do what I tell you. You have some very severe memory loss, and I'm going to help you get past it. Neurons are malleable little cells, so your brain should be able to recover some of what it lost. Unfortunately, you have also lost some linguistic and semantic memory which means you no longer know how to read, write or understand meanings of certain words. The good news is that can all be relearned... if you get your memory back in shape and working.
"The first thing I want you to do is repeat after me: 'I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory.' Okay?"
I nodded. This seemed a little silly, but he was the specialist. "I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory."
"I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory."
I sighed out of frustration. I knew he was going to make me continue this until I had the phrase glued to my head. Still, I didn't ask any questions. "I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory."
"Okay, you get the gist of it. Repeat that to yourself every few minutes until you feel like you know it inside and out. Then, repeat it every few hours. Eventually your short term memory should come back to you and you'll be making new memories in no time."
"Is that all?"
The specialist smiled at my quip. "No, I wouldn't be paid so much if that were all. Anyway, normally I give memory loss patients a journal to write in, but seeing as you cannot write, that would be illogical. Instead, I'm going to give you a recorder device. I'm also going to have my therapist, Dr. Schacter, work with you. She'll teach you how to read and write again."
I felt dread seep into my face. It seemed like I had an awful lot to learn. I would have much rather simply earned my angle wings. If you don't mind, I'm going to just skip this nonsense and go find God, thank you very much, I thought. But of course, I wasn't going to say that aloud. This man looked just like the type of person who would mind. Who knew it would be so difficult to get into heaven?
The man sitting in front of me seemed to read my mind. "Don't worry, most of it should come back fairly easy." He paused. "Linda? Linda, what did I say about your first task? I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory. Repeat."
I nearly hit myself in the face. Of course, I almost forgot again! "I have amnesia. Amnesia is memory loss. I lost my memory."
Of course with these three sentences disappointment always followed. I was really excited for heaven. Every time I forgot, I was left with blissful ignorance. Every time I forgot, I thought I had died and gone to heaven. But no. I was stuck on earth with a mental ailment and man who smelled like peas.


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Bridgette (game)
Bridgette is a two-player bridge game that has been popular since 1970. It features a 55-card deck: the regular pack of 52 cards plus three extra cards called "Colons". These special cards separate the pack into three groups: aces (A), picture cards (JQK), and spot cards (2—10). On an opponent's lead, the colon from the corresponding group may be played instead of following suit. The colon so played loses, but forces the opponent to lead one of the other three suits to the next trick. The colons' skill is quite subtle and the addition of these cards makes up for the fact that there are only two cards to a trick, instead of four cards as in the game of standard bridge.
Bridgette was invented by Joli Quentin Kansil, designer of 36 card games, word games, board games and dice games, and published through his company Gamut of Games, Inc. (later Xanadu Leisure, Ltd.). In 1986, Bridgette was added to GAMES Magazine's Hall of Fame.[1][2] The magazine's stated criteria for the Hall of Fame encompasses "games that have met or exceeded the highest standards of quality and play value and have been continuously in production for at least 10 years; i.e., classics."
In 2002, Kansil completed work on a variation of Bridgette called 'Bridgette Showdown', and this game was introduced to the public in 2004. Bridgette Showdown uses additional equipment, notably bidding boards, dice, dice cups, and chips. All Bridgette games sold today contain both the Showdown variation and the classic game.
- ^ Games Magazine, November 2007, or any November issue from 1986 on
- ^ GAMES Magazine Hall of Fame. Retrieved 26 July 2010
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Home >> Red Plastic Butterfly Case + Screen Guard for iPhone 3G
- This iPhone 3G Plastic Case is made of good quality hard plastic material and finished by good work.
- Non-slip coating with amazing glittering butterfly patterns for comfortable to touch and charming to look.
- This iPhone 3G Protective Case protects phone's back from dirt, scratches, everyday wear and tear while adding a chic look.
- Precise openings allows you to use your iPhone 3G without removing the iPhone 3G Nonslip Case.
- Come with a Screen Guard for protecting your beloved phone LCD screen from scratches.
- Please protect and personalize your phone with this iPhone 3G Butterfly Shell.
- This is a non-OEM product.
- Accessory ONLY! Phone not included.
- Compatible with: iPhone 3GS 3G
- Color: red
- Total Weight: 21g
Package contents:
- 1 x iPhone 3G Back Case
- 1 x Screen Guard
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