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There's never been a better time to chill out on the couch and put on a great movie. People are ditching traditional free-to-air TV and cinema, instead staying at home both to save a buck and avoid the hassle of having to go out. This has given rise to subscription video on-demand (SVOD) services such as Netflix. We've highlighted the worst movies to watch on Netflix, but if you're strapped for time, you don't want to be stuck watching something you hate. At the same time, Netflix's huge log of movies makes it a nightmare for an indecisive person – such as this author – to decide what to sit down and watch.
Back in the day you paid $5 for an overnight video rental, so you were pretty much pigeonholed into watching it. Nowadays Netflix gives you possibly too much choice, and all for a low price. At Canstar Blue, we endeavour to help people make better-informed decisions about what they're buying, and movies are no exception. Here's a list of the top 10 movies to watch on Netflix, and it's unashamedly subjective.
10) Mystic River
Not to be confused with the teen flick 'Mystic Pizza', Mystic River is definitely something that you wouldn't want your pre-teen daughter to be watching at a slumber party. A Clint Eastwood directing masterpiece, Mystic River is a movie with no holds barred, and is likely a film you'll remember forever.
Mystic River is set in dreary South Boston, a neighbourhood known for tough types and gritty streets. It's a story of vengeance, and it's beautifully violent. Eastwood takes the time to develop characters' storylines, with the film's 2hr 17min run time giving ample opportunity for the characters to flesh out, and tension to develop until the film's final crescendo. Sean Penn plays the main character, Jimmy, and the film is one of his most iconic performances to date. Mystic River is based on the book of the same name, released in 2001 and penned by Dennis Lehane. The story remains largely true to its roots. It's a moral/cop/vengeance thriller that's gripping from start to finish.
9) The Babadook
If you're a parent whose child has an imaginary friend or who claims monsters scare them, you might want to stay away from this one. The Babadook is an Aussie psychological horror film released in 2014. Directed by Jennifer Kent, the Babadook's cinematographer Radek Ladczuk also did a marvellous job constructing beautiful shots, and somehow makes grim Adelaide neighbourhoods look starkly gorgeous.
The Babadook follows the story of single mum Amelia and her son Sam, whose overly active imagination turns out to be a reality. The film touches on the particularly haunting effects of insomnia, prescription pill abuse, and paranoia. It's got all kinds of flavours to keep you hooked. And, there's a huge almost laughable twist at the end. This author suspects this film is a huge metaphor for 'The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself', and you won't know what to believe by the end of it.
8) Back to the Future
A cult classic we all know and love, you'll be wishing your car had a flux capacitor and more gigawatts all over again. As always, the first movie in the series is undoubtedly the best. While 2 and 3 are great, they can't touch the first one for its perfectly timed storyline and unbeatable 1950s nostalgia trip. Netflix thankfully has all three available to watch, however there is rumour of the series being removed, so get in your Delorean and hit 88 miles an hour ASAP.
Directed by icon Robert Zemeckis, Back to the Future is one of those films that transcends decades and can be enjoyed by the whole family, even today over 30 years later. It features Michael J Fox as the affable Marty McFly, a teenager persuaded by mad scientist 'Doc' – played by Christopher Lloyd – to head back in time to the year 1955. The ensuing caper is hilariously haphazard and endearing. Netflix has really nailed it by including the Back to the Future series in their line-up.
Trivia: What name does Lorraine mistakenly give Marty McFly back in 1955?
7) Amanda Knox – Netflix Original
Although not strictly a movie, Netflix's own Amanda Knox documentary is as compelling as any of these other movies in the list. The documentary tells the story of Amanda Knox – an American exchange student in Italy whose housemate is murdered and the blame initially was laid squarely on Knox, albeit without any concrete evidence. However, it was Knox's behaviour immediately after the murder that set the Italian police onto her – canoodling her new Italian boyfriend outside the crime scene, and being uncooperative and oddly unemotional. It's a story of how police doggedly pursue someone without evidence, even when the cards are stacked up against their case.
Not only this, it's also a story of how the British tabloids feasted on Knox and her dubious sexual history. Really, if you want to see journalism breaking all kinds of ethics, along with police ineptitude, this is the documentary for you. It's a compelling watch, and even when the evidence points to 'Not guilty', you can't help but feel that her odd behaviour was a front for something more sinister. Amanda Knox is a chilling documentary that Netflix has really gotten 'just right'.
6) The Witness – Netflix Original
While we're on the topic of Netflix Originals, The Witness is an understated yet compelling documentary you might have initially glossed over. The Witness follows the true story of the murder of young woman Kitty Genovese in a quiet Queens, New York neighbourhood in 1964. She was brutally stabbed in two separate frenzied attacks by the same perpetrator, and the most shocking fact of all was that up to 38 witnesses saw or heard the attacks, and did nothing. It's a shocking case that shook New York City and prompted the birth of the 9-1-1 emergency calling system.
The documentary follows Bill Genovese – younger brother of Kitty – as he tries to piece together what really happened in 1964, and how it differs from his perception 50 years on. He states that the murder (understandably) changed his life, and he is willing to endure the pain to piece the puzzle together. Bill also discovers some unknown truths about Kitty that somewhat changed his perception of her as a bright and bubbly 20-something. It's a slow-burning documentary that makes you think – definitely not one for light family viewing or one to watch before bed.
Supplementary reading: "Thirty-Eight Witnesses: The Kitty Genovese Case" by AM Rosenthal, a New York journalist at the time.
5) The Big Short
As we reach the halfway point of this list, why not emulate what the stock market did in 2008, and peak then crash? Only kidding, but the Big Short is a comedy/drama based on a true story that will make you think. It will get your blood boiling over the people and financial institutions that led to the greatest financial crisis in our lifetime. The Big Short follows one of the many GFC causes. Banks and lenders are selling subprime mortgages to unstable people who have almost no hope of paying it back. The banks are then packaging these mortgages up into bonds and selling them unscrupulously, with credit agencies in on the act too. The results are as you'd expect, and the main characters predict this.
It's a film that will make you want to withdraw all your money, stash it under your pillow and go and live your life with some Tibetan Monks. If it weren't for Margot Robbie explaining, you'd damn near need an economics degree to totally understand The Big Short. It's a frustrating – yet powerful movie – with notable performances from Christian Bale and Steve Carell. It all ends on a chilling note and you will be left second guessing the pillars of capitalism and its downfalls.
4) Black Mass
If watching Mystic River didn't extinguish your thirst for gritty Boston crime thrillers, Black Mass may be the remedy you need. After seeing Johnny Depp playing true-crime figurehead James 'Whitey' Bulger, you'll want to turn off the TV and go have a shower after viewing. It's dirty, it's gritty, it's bloody and oh-so insatiably addictive. The film follows Whitey's rise to the top, with his Winter Hill Gang in South Boston. Whitey goes from small-time crook in the 1960s and 70s to one of the biggest kingpins in American crime history by the time the 1980s roll around – penny loafers and gold jewellery galore. It's a cutthroat world, all aided by the hugely corrupt FBI Boston officer John Connolly – played by Aussie Joel Edgerton who is simply unforgettable, charming yet hateable. Whitey is just flat-out putrid, but you can't look away.
If you became enamoured with the odd charm of South Boston in Mystic River, Black Mass will take it and stomp on it, leaving you to believe it's a rat-infested hellhole. The gorgeous cinematography in this film will still leave you hooked on 'Southy', however. It's like that rebel boy or girlfriend your parents warned you about; everyone is saying no, but you can't help but say yes. What's even better is, Black Mass is based on a true story, and is definitely not one for the kids.
Supplementary viewing: "Whitey: United States of America vs James J. Bulger" – documentary also on Netflix.
3) Hoop Dreams
Hoop Dreams is yet another gritty, endearing and classic documentary. It's a sprawling, three-hour long masterpiece that follows the lives of two African American kids from rough suburbs in Chicago who have a knack for playing really good basketball. This is evident even from their young ages. They're shipped off to a prestigious high school 90 minutes away. The school is predominately white and upper-class, but has an outstanding basketball program. The program is all spearheaded by a ruthless and results-driven head coach who runs the program more like a military academy.
Hoop Dreams doesn't just juggle basketballs. It juggles questions of race, inequality, economic division and the importance of education. The boys don't only have to juggle class and sports, they have to juggle poverty, crime and absent fathers – themes unfortunately all-too-common in African American life. The boys' lives, although very similar, veer off in vastly different directions and the ending is not all sunshine and roses. Hoop Dreams is a 1994 classic directed by Steve James, and its three-hour runtime leaves no stone unturned. If you're looking for the ultimate 1990s nostalgia trip with substance and style, Hoop Dreams could be the documentary for you. You'll want to hit the court and blast your favourite Wu-Tang Clan album after watching it.
2) Good Will Hunting
If you haven't got a sense that this author likes films set in Boston yet, then we've got news for you. Good Will Hunting is another all-time favourite that stars Matt Damon as a rebellious and reluctant genius roughhead from South Boston. Will Hunting (Damon) wants to just lead a normal life like his friends but his genius is inescapable.
Will's life ebbs and flows as he largely avoids confronting his genius, until he meets a girl and fatherly figure. His love interest is played by Minnie Driver, whose oddball charm is irresistible. The most standout performer, however, is the late, great Robin Williams, whose character is a tortured-soul type psychologist who is frustrated by Will and wants to help him out. Good Will Hunting will have you nearly crying and then laughing, tugging at your heart strings until it ends on a cheeky note. It's one of Williams' finest performances ever, and the film cements his legacy as one of America's greatest actors.
1) Zodiac
If you also haven't guessed that this author likes thrillers and long movies yet, then I have some more news for you. Zodiac is another sprawling masterpiece – this time by dogged director David Fincher. Rumour is, he sometimes demanded up to 100 takes of the same scene to get it just right. The film stars an incredible line-up of Jake Gyllenhaal, playing cartoonist and journalist Robert Graysmith, Robert Downey Jr, playing enigmatic crime reporter Paul Avery, and Mark Ruffalo, playing iconic homicide detective David Toschi. It's another slow-burning, dialog-heavy film, and it's based on a true story (again!).
The Zodiac was one of America's most notorious serial killers of the 1960s and 70s. He killed couples in 'lovers' lanes' in California and wrote to newspapers to boast about it and called police to report his own crimes. The murders are still unsolved today, and Fincher does a bang-up job of treading the line between preventing sensationalism and providing a thrilling story all at once. If you're in it just for the violence, look elsewhere. While there is violence, Zodiac is more about the torturing investigation after the murders took place. The film spans from the first murder in 1968, all the way up to 1992 when some new information comes to light.
Zodiac builds tension slowly and sporadically enough to keep you hooked, and Fincher's attention to detail for historical accuracy and scene accuracy is second to none. Think of the film in three parts – Toschi's initial investigation, Avery's reporting and decline, and Graysmith's chase up of all the facts in hindsight. It's a thriller, yet a thinker. Zodiac is one of the most comprehensive pieces detailing one of America's most notorious serial killers.
Supplementary viewing "This is the Zodiac speaking" documentary that came with the original DVD.
While this list is incredibly subjective, we hope it gives you some idea as to what to watch next time you fire up Netflix. Though, it's probably best to avoid watching these films on a stormy night alone, and they are best watched with the kids put to bed!


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CANADA FX DEBT-C$ slips as Portugal downgrade drags
* C$ slips to C$0.9632 to U.S. dollar, or $1.0382
* Canadian bonds mostly higher
By Solarina Ho
TORONTO, July 5 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar slipped for a second session against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday after a major ratings agency downgraded Portugal and as soft euro zone data and worries about China left investors cautious.
Moody's Investors Service cut Portugal's credit rating by four levels into junk territory, saying there was great risk the country would need a second round of financing before it could return to capital markets. The news added to lingering worries about Greece even as Athens narrowly averted a default.
Adding to the bad news from Europe, growth in the euro zone's dominant services sector slowed to its weakest pace since October, while euro zone retail sales data was also below expectations. [nL6E7I408N]
Media reports about a possible rate rise in China and a Moody's report saying the scale of problem loans at local governments in the country may be much bigger than previously thought further spoiled risk appetite. [nL3E7I507Y]
"A slight risk aversion helped the U.S. dollar, that's why we're down vs. the U.S. dollar," said Mark Chandler, head of Canadian fixed income and currency strategy at RBC Capital Markets. "It's not a strong risk-on or risk-off theme -- not as strong as what we've seen over the last month."
The currency CAD=D4 finished at C$0.9632 to the U.S. dollar, or $1.0382, down from Monday's North American session close of C$0.9608 versus the U.S. dollar, or $1.0408. The currency strengthened to as high as C$0.9594 against the U.S. dollar earlier in the day. Continued...

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Todd PMember
I'm trying to find a light weight wood burning stove that breaks down flat, the kind that uses panels that fit together and form a sort of fire box, most of them are square, I have seen many before but now when I'm ready to build or by one I can't seem to find them, I can't even seem to find the right word to search with.
Could any of you help me out.Oct 16, 2011 at 7:12 am #1791124
Mike MBPL Member
@mtwardenLocale: Montana
I'm sure there are others, but Vargo makes a ti version that folds up
http://www.vargooutdoors.com/Titanium-Hexagon-Backpacking-Wood-StoveOct 16, 2011 at 7:19 am #1791126
Jeff CadorinBPL Member
@jeffcadorin-2Locale: paper beats rock
First hit for collapsible wood stove on google returned zenstoves.net good place to start it looks like.Oct 16, 2011 at 7:23 am #1791128
Aaron BensonMember
@aaronmbLocale: Central Valley California
Maybe this one? http://zenstoves.net/Templates/NimblewillNomadStove.pdfOct 16, 2011 at 8:34 am #1791148
Erik BasilBPL Member
@ebasilLocale: Atzlan
Google "Emberlit stove" and do a forum search for it, here. It looks interesting: light, flat and with a feed-port to keep it going.Oct 16, 2011 at 9:58 am #1791173
Jay WilkersonBPL Member
@creachenLocale: East Bay
Google: Four Dog Stove, BPL sold them once and it is a very versatile stove that burns wood, esbit tabs and denatured alcohol. It comes in three different sizes.Oct 16, 2011 at 10:10 am #1791174
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I spent last night trying to rationalize the purchase of a Kirfu para stove for winter kayaking. Still not quite there, but there is a lot of stove por* (Oh, my I guess Ryan doesn't like the word por*) at this site.
Might be too large for your needsOct 16, 2011 at 12:18 pm #1791215
Jeff CadorinBPL Member
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a start in the myog approachOct 16, 2011 at 1:06 pm #1791228
Raymond EstrellaMember
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Just exactly what are you asking for help with?
You seem to be asking for something other than what we are giving. Are you looking for a wood burning stove for cooking with or heating?Oct 16, 2011 at 1:15 pm #1791230
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
… the Caldera Cone ti Sidewinder Inferno woodburner isn't a flat stove but it does roll up and fit into its own pot. I have one and it is a VERY efficient wodburner. It's a "gassifier" wood stove (cycles hot air into the combustion chamber) plus a Caldera Cone outer that conserves heat by its design.
The Sidewinder's compactness is a big plus and I think it's compactness that you are looking for.Oct 16, 2011 at 2:55 pm #1791283
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+1 on the Emberlit-UL. 5.4oz. Packs flat as desired by the OP. Burns well and allows for continuous feed. Like mine enough that I sold my BushBuddy Ultra.
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PinstripesPlus.com: What kind of versatility can Reegie Corona bring to the Yankees? What do you like best about him at all three spots?
Jody Reed: He's an athlete. He's extremely athletic. Just like you said, his versatility. You can put him anywhere and you're probably not going to feel a drop in the defensive performance. You're probably going to see a rise in it. The one thing we tried to do near the end of the season was give him a little more shortstop time so he could get accustomed to that throw. I guess if I were to say there was any deficiency it would be a real minor one and that's only because he hasn't gotten the playing time over there yet, and we tried to give him some of that over there. And once he got over there and got some playing time he did fine.
PinstripesPlus.com: I've always made the contention that in the American League your utility players have to be able to play shortstop. Now I know Kevin Russo can play the heck out of second base, but do you think at shortstop he could handle the position defensively for a week or two if called upon?
Reed: Without a doubt, I have no concerns whatsoever. Kevin's a guy where when you see him play everyday you appreciate what he does. If you see him play once or twice, it doesn't really rev up your engines if you will. I know a lot of people like that. You're talking to one of them. He's a grinder. He's a blue-collar guy and knows how to win ball games. You see that and you appreciate that over a period of time.
PinstripesPlus.com: Well I'm going to ask about a guy a lot more flashy then in the form of Eduardo Nunez. Everybody by now knows the kid has crazy range and a bazooka for an arm. We know he can make the stupendous play but ironically he has trouble with the routine ones sometimes, even making 33 errors this past season. Have you seen him become more consistent defender?
Reed: Oh without a doubt. Eduardo has done a lot of growing up in the last year and a half to two years. He may be on the verge of figuring this out. Now he made 33 errors, but this is coming from a guy with experience - he made 10 or 12 right out of the gate and in my opinion, and again, I've been there having grown up in Florida and having to experience a New Britain, Connecticut April and May - it shocks the system. I'm not one to make excuses for anybody. As a matter of fact I don't even offer them. I'm just sharing an experience that I had that it's difficult to play in that kind of an environment, in that kind temperature - we're talking 30 something degrees - it's difficult. He had to battle through it for the first time. Now he knows what to expect and knows how to adjust to it a little better. You don't completely get over it. You take those out of there and he's in the low-20's [errors-wise], which isn't bad for a Double-A kid.
PinstripesPlus.com: Jorge Vazquez, while not ever going to be confused with a Gold Glover, seems a little nimble for a bigger guy. Were you impressed with his defensive work or is there a lot more work to do?
Reed: Georgey is getting used to playing over here. What I mean by that is, I don't think he really understood the intensity and value that we put on defense over here, example [Mark] Teixeira, and the benefit it can have on his infield and on his team. When he first came over he didn't understand that and the impact he could have. He's realizing that. And like you said, he is a nimble guy, believe it or not. And he's got great hands. He's starting to learn how to tempo his feet and use his body. Believe it or not he's very athletic.
PinstripesPlus.com: One of my favorites now is David Adams. He was, in my opinion, a pretty big question mark defensively and he seems to have done a complete 180 degree turnaround. How much do you like the progress he's shown at second base?
Reed: Well you just answered that right there. You're exactly right in what you've seen, he's basically done a 180. David is a very intelligent baseball player. Actually he's a very intelligent young man. It didn't take much discussion for him to buy into the value of defense at that position and he committed to it, and he committed to paying close attention in detail to every bit of information he got, and not only that but here's the biggest difference - being able to apply that into game situations, which he can almost do instantaneously. The ability to do that has sped up his progress. Like you said, he's done a 180 degree turn.
PinstripesPlus.com: Brandon Laird shed off a lot of weight and there was a noticeable difference in his range. He's been playing first and third, but where do you see him fitting in mostly long-term? Is he more of a third baseman or a first baseman in your mind?
Reed: Certainly we'd like to keep him at third. I think he's showing that he could possibly stay there because of the progress he's made. He had a heck of an Arizona Fall League from what I understand. He just needs to keep working like he is. He made big strides this past season and the kid can hit. This kid is going to hit. He can just flat-out hit. If he can keep progressing on the defensive side of the ball and progressing mentally, he's got a shot.
PinstripesPlus.com: If there's one thing you can put your finger on as an area where he needs to get better, what would it be?
Reed: This is extremely hard to develop, to develop the mental toughness to stay committed to that side of the ball for every pitch of every day. When you bring that to his attention and he's aware of it, boom, he plays lights out. If you don't create that awareness and a couple of days roll along, he has a tendency to not keep that intensity. He needs to keep that intensity as all big leaguers do, that's why they're in the big leagues. They've developed that ability to do that and they know that any pitch can be hit and be the difference in a ball game. I think if he can develop that type of mental toughness, he's got a chance to play in the big leagues.
PinstripesPlus.com: I know he played the second-half of the year in centerfield, but Damon Sublett was a second baseman for a while. Why was he moved to center and is turning the double-play the biggest shortcoming at second base for him?
Reed: For Subby, I think the decision was made to move him out there because there was a little rigidness at second base, a little stiffness, and we wanted to see how he looked out in centerfield. Ultimately our goal is to give our guys the best possible chance that we feel will get them to the big leagues. That's their goal, that's our goal. We really are working for our guys and we use all of our knowledge to best help their dream come true. And we felt maybe we should take a look at Damon in the outfield. I don't think he had a problem with it, and quite honestly for being thrust out there in the middle of the season, I thought he played pretty well.
PinstripesPlus.com: Of the guys on the Charleston team, the guy I love is Jose Pirela. Now he seems to play an okay shortstop, but for me he has the look of a potentially great defensive second baseman. Do you agree?
Reed: I think everybody would agree with that based on his skillset. I think so, I think everyone would agree. Second base would probably be his best position, but he is demonstrating an ability to play short and we are obviously trying to see if he can stay there. He's still young and he's learning the tempo. He's gotten much better at learning the speed of the game from the shortstop side of the field. This guy is gamer. He's a ballplayer and he loves the game. When you get a guy with that kind of intensity, that moxie on the field, boy, that just screams shortstop to you. You want a guy like that, a guy who is fearless and who will lead, not just his infield, but who will lead his whole team. Jose has demonstrated the personality and the ability to do that. If he keeps working on developing some arm strength, I really think he has a future at shortstop.
PinstripesPlus.com: Corban Joseph seemed to be pretty good at third base this year, but specifically at second base I'd like to know if you think he can stay there long-term.
Reed: I do. This guy can hit. He's got a great bat. A bat always plays a little bit better at second base than it does at third, and again, he's a young guy. He needs to control that body a little bit, especially making some perimeter plays, some extended plays. But we're working on that and he had a great Instructional League. We're talking about a kid who is 20 years old. He hasn't even developed his mature body yet. He is still growing into it athletically and from a maturity standpoint. Let's see what happens over the course of the next year or two.
PinstripesPlus.com: Garrison Lassiter went from being a high school shortstop to a professional third baseman pretty quickly. Do you like the early signs of his play over at third?
Reed: I like the development that Garrison has shown from day one to where he's at right now. He's got a long way to go though because we're talking about a high school kid and pretty much went right into a full-season scenario and that's real tough to do. It's very difficult to do. Quite honestly, this is true for athletes and heck this is true for all people, you learn from your mistakes. You learn from your failures and they make you better. We've spent a lot of time with him learning how to learn from your mistakes. Garrison and Angelini are the two guys I look forward to watching play next year to see what this past year did for them. I'm hoping, and I really think these two guys are going to show the most improvement of anybody because they had to learn to fight for something finally. They learned how to fight this year and you've got to do that as a baseball player. I'm anxious to see what that did to them from a mental toughness point of view and just playing the game day in and day out.
PinstripesPlus.com: You mentioned Carmen Angelini. Obviously the error totals have been quite high. Aside from learning how to fight for something, is there something else physically perhaps that's not working for him?
Reed: Let's look at Carmen's year. Yes, Carmen was doing some fundamental things wrong that were causing him to make a lot of mistakes. We addressed that. I think the first 30 ball games he made 18 errors or 19, something in that range. We brought him back down here and addressed the physicalness, and also his mentality and confidence level had dropped. We attacked that and shared our experiences in how to deal with that. If I'm not mistaken, in the next 50 or 60 games, he made nine errors. He went from making an error every 1.7 games to making an error every five games, roughly. Would we take that kind of progress? You bet. We'll take that. Again, 'Ang' and 'Las' are two guys I look forward to seeing what happens and how they respond this upcoming year.
PinstripesPlus.com: I realize Jimmy Paredes was shifted over to second base to help save his arm this year after coming back from labrum surgery, but he's extremely athletic. So even though he's quite tall to be a second baseman, do you think he's got the goods to possibly stay there long-term?
Reed: We'll see. We moved Jimmy over there to develop some diversity. Jimmy is an electric player. He can do a lot of things. He's an exciting player both offensively and defensively. He needs to learn tempo of the game and control, not play out of control so much. These are all maturity things that come with time and there's nothing you can do except give them the time to go out there and play. Every young player needs to learn the tempo and the speed the game is played at, and until they do they're going to make numerous mistakes. You're not going to get around it, it's just how it is. The only way they do that is through instruction, information, and quite honestly, more games - just playing games and going out there, feeling the speed of the game, learning when you need to be fast and when you don't, the control, the tempo, everything. Quite honestly those are the keys to the infield and they take the longest to develop.
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Reed: I saw him right away in Staten Island, right out of the gate, just to see where he was at. Then he had the sports hernia I believe so I haven't really gotten to see a lot of him. He swung the bat pretty well back in Instructional League and we'll need to see more of him in Spring Training.
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Reed: He just got drafted and he showed a well advanced approach to defense right away, which obviously didn't go unnoticed. For me he's a 'sleeper'. Here's a guy who is polished defensively. I mean he could play defensively at the upper levels right now. Everything for him revolves around that stick. We've got some good people in the organization and I think given some time and the opportunity to focus on some things, I think they'll address it. It's going to be interesting to see what happens with 'Mo' over the next year or two. Obviously not having seen him at short or second, but seeing his ability and the athleticism and the body control, I would think he could make that transition fairly easily.
PinstripesPlus.com: Jose Mojica came back this year from the ACL injury, not an easy injury to overcome especially defensively. He also doesn't have the prototypical middle infield speed. What do you like about him defensively and what do you think he needs to improve?
Reed: I like the way that he grew up this year. He got the injury and that can be very frustrating, especially as a young player when you want to get going and climb up the ladder. He learned how to be patient, he learned how to get his work in everyday, he learned how to work through [the injury], and went out there and played with the knee brace. I know he didn't like it and he felt like it limited him out there, but he stuck with it and when he got it off it was like untying the wings. He just really started to fly and started to show the movements and athleticism that we know he has. And I think he started to gain the confidence that he was going to be okay, his knee was fine, and it seemed week by week you could see him trusting it more and that explosiveness coming back in. Hopefully he stays healthy and comes back strong next year.
PinstripesPlus.com: Of the players I didn't mention, is there a guy we should be paying attention to?
Reed: The guy that seems to be flying under the radar is Kevin Smith because of the impact he can have on the team. He's a blue collar guy. What he does for his infielders, I don't know if you can place a value on it. Remember Doug Mientkiewicz? Gold Glover at first base, I think Smitty has that kind of ability. This guy is special on defense. He keeps pounding it out at a pace of about .280 or .290. For a player at each level there's a confidence level they have to get over to show what they're really capable of. I don't know if Smitty got over that hurdle [in Double-A]. I don't know if he'll get over that hurdle, but if he does, he's a guy who can help you. I love him. I watch him and just shake my head all the time. I seem to do that every game, it's like 'wow'.
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Christopher Hitchens Arguably
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Anatol Lieven Pakistan: A hard country
Richard Lloyd Parry People Who Eat Darkness: The Fate of Lucie Blackman
Julia Lovell The Opium War
Caroline Moorehead A Train in Winter: A Story of Resistance, Friendship and Survival
Douglas Murray Bloody Sunday: Truths, Lies and The Saville Inquiry
Sonia Purnell Just Boris: The Irresistible Rise of a Political Celebrity
Jeffrey Sachs The Price of Civilization
Lucy Siegle To Die For: Is Fashion Wearing Out the World
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integy offers a orange electric conversion kit...not sure if it will hold up though..
so trenchers it is! and there also 5 dollars cheaper!
I'm currently on the verge of buying proline trenchers or big joes. what are you experiences with them?
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these were really light and are they really THAT weak?
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The blind sectarian rampage, which has been waging a war on worship mosques, churches and religious shrines have become a modern Arab trade mark phenomenon, since what the western media called from the start the "Arab Spring" overwhelmed the Arab streets.
The sectarian rampage is sweeping away in its rage cultural treasures of archeology and history, hitting hard at the very foundations of the Arab and Islamic identity of the region, but more importantly tormenting the souls of the Arab Muslim and Christian believers who helplessly watch the safe havens of their places of worship being desecrated, looted, bombed, leveled to the ground and turned instead into traps of death and monuments of destruction by the "suicide bombers" who are shouting "God Is Great."
The only regional precedent for the destruction of worship places on such a scale was the destruction of some one thousand mosques since the creation of the State of Israel in 1948. A research by Israeli professor Ayal Banbanetchi, Rapaport noted that after 1948, only 160 mosques remained in the area. In the following years, this number shrank to 40, meaning that 120 were destroyed. Palestinians in the Gaza Strip documented the names and locations of 47 mosques that were destroyed completely and 107 others partially damaged by Israeli bombing during the "Operation Cast Lead" in 2008.
May be because those crimes went unpunished the western public opinion turns a blind eye to the new Arab phenomenon.
Most likely, t he leaders of the Israeli fundamentalist Jewish "Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement" are watching closely and wondering whether the current destruction of mosques by the Muslims themselves would be enough justification to carry out the movement's public threats to build the "third temple" on the debris of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest site, in Jerusalem.
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The "Arab Spring" was optimistically named after a season in nature during which life is reborn and was supposed to promise a renewal of the stagnant political, social and economic life in the Arab world, but unfortunately it turned instead into a sectarian season of killing, death and destruction by counterrevolution forces nurtured financially, logistically, militarily and politically by the most conservative among the Arab ruling regimes in the Arabian Peninsula and their U.S. -- led western sponsors and backers.
The sectarian cleansing in Iraq and Syria committed by the exclusionist sectarian zealots has become an Islamist modern copy of the European Christian inquisition in the Middle Ages, with the difference that the old European one was more systematic and organized by the Vatican institution and its allied states while it is perpetrated by uncontrolled sporadic and shadowy gangs of terror in the modern Arab case.
The fact that this horrible phenomenon came into life only with the U.S. -- led invasion then occupation of Iraq in 2003 and exacerbated with the on - record U.S. campaign for a "regime change" in Syria could only be interpreted as an outcome of a premeditated policy to divide and rule in the Arab world.
On last August 24, the Maronite patriarch Bechara Boutros al-Rai'e told the Vatican Radio: "There is a plan to destroy the Arab world for political and economic interests and boost inter-confessional conflict between Sunnis and Shiites," adding, "We are seeing the total destruction of what Christians managed to build in 1,400 years" in terms of peaceful cohabitation and coexistence with Muslims.
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I know what I want this year.
And I'm appealing directly to the First Star on the Right and the laws of Scratch 'N Play Lotto.
With a strong appeal to Hillary Clinton.
For my village.
Because I'm village-less.
My son is being raised WITHOUT A GODDAMN VILLAGE and it is criminal.
There are no federally funded programs to support the village-less. There are no caffeine stamps to get us through the day. There is no St. Vincent de Village-less, bringing a free hour of childcare for the needy.
We are alone.
Without family, either immediate, extended, or even post-holiday belly distended.
We are small-business owners operating exhausting, but fulfilling enterprises that break a few child-labor laws, force us to pony up health and dental for every employee, and pay us in direct deposits of dirty diapers.
And love.
We're also paid in love, but that currency is so 1964.
The point is, however, that we create a faux-village using an elaborate system of friends and playgroups and babysitters and school. Mine, for example, includes a jerry-rigged series of pulleys and levers -- specifically, a tower of Lever 2000 soap boxes, a mouse-trap, and a toaster oven.
And it's all fun and games -- Look at you! You're amazing! Who needs a village! -- until someone gets sick. Or you just can't get dinner on the table. Or you're overwhelmed. Or lonely.
And then it collapses in a heap of mucus and fast food containers.
Because the fake village doesn't want to deal with that shit. In fact, the bylaws in the preschool handbook specifically state: "We do not deal with that shit. Especially pink eye. Or Hand, Foot & Mouth. That shit is nasty."
But I recently had a taste of the village -- the TRUE village -- and was reminded of how intoxicating life could be:
"Honey, why don't you go to the gym while we take Chalupa to the park?"
"Shall I make my turkey and stuffing and sweet potatoes for Christmas dinner?"
"Don't you do a thing! I've got the dishes and the laundry!"
Then BAM! The village disappeared in a cloud of Jet Blue fumes, and I was dumped like Augustus Gloop in Willy Wonka's chocolate river going THIS IS DELICIOUS! I'M SWIMMING IN CHOCOLATE! MORE! I WANT MORE! WAIT WHY AM I BEING SUCKED UP IN A CHUTE AND EJECTED FROM THIS MAGICAL CANDY HEAVEN WHY WHY OH WHY?
But I heard from a guy who knows a girl who did Peace Corps in Thailand whose cousin is a U.S. Customs official that says there's a black market mail-order-village service.
You heard me.
Mail-order village. Like a mail-order bride but forget the bride and order the family.
Word on the street is that the woman playing the part of your mother cooks you dinner at least once a week. Like lasagna and beef stew and food that's warm and took at least an hour to prepare using an oven.
She'll frequently come over for coffee. To make sure you're okay. BECAUSE SHE'S YOUR MOTHER.
And then? She'll watch the kids while you run errands or do nothing. Alone.
Your father-figure will be adept at playing trucks and monsters and taking care of all home-maintenance issues. He'll go grocery shopping because he knows you hate it.
And because he's addicted to Costco.
Don't forget to order several sisters. Set up a rotating childcare system. Gossip and clothes-swapping included.
Throw in a brother for wrestling with the nieces and nephews. He'll take the kids camping. Introduce them to meditational yoga.
Might I recommend a gaggle of aunts and uncles? Specifically a crazy Aunt Bertha and an Uncle Louis with former addiction issues? They spice up the holidays and add character to gatherings.
These are the people who will encourage you to go to a movie with your husband!
Who will provide companionship during the monotonous moments of baby-rearing!
Who will pick up the prescription when you're lying dead by the side of the playground!
They will be your In Case of Emergency number!
Village-less of America, let us stand together and bring the mail-order village out from under the cloak of secrecy!
You shouldn't have to buy a family the way you buy an illegal, knock-off Louis Vitton purse from a sketchy, dank basement in Chinatown!
You should be able to order it from the back of a Marie Claire magazine!
You should be able to order it from 3:00 am infomercials!
You should be able to win it on a game show!
So Oprah? If you're reading? Instead of giving away Chrysler LeBarons and iPads, how about a village?
Do it for the tired (mothers)!
The poor (fathers tired of listening to mothers bitch)!
The huddled masses (of children yearning to play with their cousins)!
To the Nanny, Babysitter & Playgroup Unions: Don't fuck with me on this.
I'm pretty sure someone in my village will know kung-fu.
The Flying Chalupa
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Just noticed everyone calling me a she. I AM a guy. I know the name is misleading.
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Based on the original roster and trophie list these characters don't have a "peform level 3 super on stage" trophie.
Fat Princess,Dante, Sir Daniel, Heihachi, Toro
Chances are stages will be based of these series. This topic may be fake but I'll play along and say the only two what fit into the hint are Dante and Sir Dan. I'd love a DmC stage as Limbo could fit into the masup side of this game but the hint seems to fit Sir Dan more so I'll go with Medevil. It would be great if DmC was mashed with Medevil.
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I was thinking that the MediEvil stage would be in the Museum from MediEvil 2 and then Limbo (DmC) would be invading.
The Museum would also has cameos from first aprty characters not in the game like Blasto, Lammy, and Lemmings. All of the cameos would be statues and a glass case holding Lammy's guitar.


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"You know I could ask for you to be my lady in waiting or something."
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