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I felt time being bent, and stood up flickering my tail looking in the direction of the bend. Seeing as I could bend space I wasn't effected by the bending of time, but that also meant that whoever could bend time wouldn't be effected by my bending of space. I put Zuri against a tree and ran in the direction of the bend, it took me back to the school and I felt the bend in time come back to reality, I startled a teacher who had been frozen a minuet ago.
I just ran down the corridor and round a corner to a room that had a door open and someone stepping out of it. I recognized Midnight and tried to get back round the corner before she noticed me but she saw the edge of my tails, curse the damn things, and yelled.
"Mazany! Over here!" I walked back round the corner with as much dignity as I could and stopped in front of Midnight a bowed to her,
"Milady, I am very sorry for leaving you earlier and humbly apologize for it" Midnight just sighed and said,
"Hey, it's OK! I mean I know you don't do well in the rain and I'm sorry for making you come with me." She glanced down sadly,
"No, Milady I was glad you invited me." I coughed at looked away, my ears burning and my tail flickering nervously.
"I had better be going." Midnight said awkwardly and I mentally hit myself for making this perfect conversation awkward.
"Oh, yes Milady. Goodnight." Midnight waved over her shoulder and disappeared around the corner.
I pulled my tail and said "You just have to show what I'm thinking don't you?" oh great talking to my tail.
I just huffed and bent space around my tail do that it was hidden from peoples view, I froze and realized that whoever could bend time would notice this bend in space so I dropped the bend and darted back round the corner just in time as the door to the room Midnight had walked out of opened. I sprinted further down the corridor and didn't stop until I got to my room, I left the window open for Zuri, and then turned my attention to the torturous task of have a shower.


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Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension - Deleted Scenes - Transcripts
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Deleted Scenes
"Mysterious Force"
(Opens up on Phineas and Ferb's backyard)
Candace: Phineas and Ferb, you are so bust... Oh my gosh, where'd it go? You there, small children. Where's the big contraption?
Isabella: I don't know. It was here just a moment ago.
Candace: Don't you realize what this means?
Stacy: We're done.
Candace: No, a mysterious force always takes away Phineas and Ferb's inventions before Mom shows up. This time, it took away their invention before I showed up. The mysterious force recognizes that I'm now a grown-up.
Stacy: A mysterious force? Really?
(Song: Mysterious Force)
Candace: ♪ Let me explain, though it might seem strange to you ♪
♪ So please refrain from thinking bad of me ♪
♪ It gives me pain when I see what my brothers do ♪
♪ But no one else ever can see ♪
♪ I just want the truth known ♪
♪ So I call mom on the phone ♪
♪ (Mom!) But by the time she gets here ♪
♪ The whole thing disappears ♪
♪ Whatever they build every day ♪
♪ It gets taken away ♪
♪ No one sees it of course ♪
♪ It's a mysterious force ♪
♪ To my mother, every story's preposterous ♪
♪ Never believes no matter what I do ♪
♪ But though I'm right and she's wrong, I must confess ♪
♪ I'd probably think I'm crazy too ♪
♪ I just want the truth known ♪
♪ So I call mom on the phone ♪
♪ (Mom!)But by the time she gets here ♪
♪ The whole thing disappears ♪
♪ Whatever they build every day ♪
♪ It gets taken away ♪
♪ No one sees it of course ♪
♪ Some mysterious force ♪
Candace and Stacy: ♪ Some mysterious force ♪
♪ Some mysterious force ♪
♪ Some mysterious force ♪
Stacy: I'm still not buying it. I am a woman of science, at least that's what my horoscope said.
Candace: Well, I'm going to prove it to you and bust my brothers at the same time![3]
Doof's Lair
(Opens up on the outside part of Doofenshmirtz's lair)
Doofenshmirtz: Behold, the Other-dimensionator! (laughing)
Norm: Sir, I finished setting up the buffet.
Doofenshmirtz: Oh, for crying out loud, Norm. I was in the zone.
Vanessa: Yeah Norm, don't interrupt dad when he's playing with his doll.
Doofenshmirtz: It's not a doll, it's a stand-in. Pretendy the Practicepus.
Vanessa: You're not normal, Dad.
Doofenshmirtz: Oh, why, thank you, Vanessa. You're so sweet. See what I did there? Even though I know you meant it as an insult, I took it as a compliment. Maddening, isn't it?
Vanessa: I'm out of here.
Doofenshmirtz: Tell your mother you had fun today![5]
Vanessa Meets Doof
(opens up on Doofenshmirtz's lair in the second dimension)
Vanessa-2: Dad, did you outlaw Tony Marzullo?[7] If you keep banishing every boy who shows an interest in me, I'll never have a social life.
Doofenshmirtz-2: Done and done.
Vanessa-2: Who's that?
Doofenshmirtz-2: Ah, don't mind him. He's just your father from another dimension.
Vanessa-2: Whatever, I'm going back to Mom's, and I'm taking the blimp.
Doofenshmirtz-2: Okay, well, tell your mother you had fun, though.[8]
Blimp Ride
(opens up on the blimp ride)
Phineas: Wow, so this is it, huh? This is what it's like to be doomed. Flying around in a blimp. It really is awful.
Candace: No, I-I think the dooming is happening down there. (shows the "dooming" to Phineas)
Phineas: Oh, cool, that looks much more exciting. (blimp continues to fly around)[10]
Memory Wipe
(opens up in a room in OWCA)
Isabella: Um, Major Monogram?
Major Monogram: Uh, yes?
Isabella: So none of us will remember any of today?
Major Monogram: That's right.
Isabella: Good. (kisses Phineas)
Phineas: (gasps) Isabella!
Isabella: Hit it, Carl!
Phineas: Wait! Wait! Wait!
(memory erasing device fires)
Jeremy: What happened? Where are we?
Phineas: Hey, why is Perry wearing a hat?
Major Monogram: Oh, for crying out loud. Carl, fire it up again. Agent P, could you please go hide behind something?
(memory erasing device fires again)[12]
Danville Newscast
(opens up on the news channel with the words "BREAKING NEWS" on the screen)
News Reporter: Good morning, Danville. Our top story, well, what appeared to some to be a giant invasion of killer robots from another dimension turned out in actuality to be a weather balloon. And now, here's Kip Morris with the weather.[14]
Norm Bot: Rain will fall![15]
Inventions Revealed
(opens up on Perry's lair)
(door opens and shows all of Phineas and Ferb's inventions)
(does NOT say "Auto scan replication initiated" like in the movie)
(lasers replicating the inventions)
(Perry music playing during the invention-replication)
Female voice: Final replication complete.
Phineas: It's everything we built this summer. Somehow, Perry has replicated all of our inventions. That means that he didn't miss out on everything. He did see it. And he trusted us after all. Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today. We're gonna save the entire Tri-State Area!
Ferb: (plays music)[17]
"Robot Riot" Extended
(opens up on Phineas and Perry on Phineas and Ferb's robot)
Phineas: Yeah, musical accompaniment!
Song - Robot Riot (extended version):
We're gonna kick some robot chassis
So you better tell your robot nation
To say a robot prayer, 'cause you better prepare
For an automaton annihilation
You think you're gonna take us down
Well, mechanical man you just try it
You gonna ride that rail out of town
This is a Robot Riot! (Robot Riot)
I think you know what I mean (Robot Riot)
This is a Robot Riot (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna break you down
And sell you for scrap metal (Robot Riot)
But I'll keep enough to build myself a trampoline
'Cause your momma was a blender
and your dad was just a washing machine
This is a Robot Riot!
I'm gonna rip you up, I'm gonna break you down
I'm gonna take you to a chop shop down town
You know that you'll be dreadin' this android Armageddon
I think you better check your fluids 'cause I know you're sweatin'
You know you're gonna lose and sing the robot blues
You'll blow a fuse and take a robot snooze
I will deactivate ya, because I kinda hate ya
Don't wanna beat around the bushes, we're gonna decimate ya
This is a Robot Riot! (Robot Riot)
Oh man it's on! (Robot Riot)
Isabella: Yes!
This is a robot riot (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna rip you up
and put you back together (Robot Riot)
In a new configuration just to mow my lawn
Danny and Bobbi: Cause your sister is a fridge,
and you know her light is always on
Danny: This is a Robot Riot!
Robot Riot
Phineas: We've got to do something about that portal
Robot Riot (Look Out!)
Robot Riot
Phineas: Ferb! We're gonna go try to close the portal! Robot Riot
This is a Robot Riot! (Robot Riot)
You better listen up:
I got some breaking news, (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna melt you down and pour you on some baby shoes (Robot Riot)
I'm really on a mission
I call it demolition (Robot Riot)
And when I'm through you're gonna need more than a new transmission (This is a Robot Riot)
No matter how you strive
You're gonna take a dive (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna mess you up and devastate your hard drive (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna shut you down, I'm teaching you a lesson
Rip out your CPU and show it to you still processing
This is a Robot Riot!
I'm gonna rip you up, I'm gonna break you down (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna take you to a chop shop down town (Robot Riot)
I'm gonna rip you up, I'm gonna break you down (Robot Riot)
Gonna take you to the chop shop down town (Robot Riot)
All right![19]
- ↑ Deleted Scene Names
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: "Mysterious Force"
- ↑ Deleted Scene - "Mysterious Force"
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Doof's Lair
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Doof's Lair
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Vanessa Meets Doof
- ↑ DVD's captions - The spelling of Tony's last name
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Vanessa Meets Doof
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Blimp Ride
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Blimp Ride
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Memory Wipe
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Memory Wipe
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Danville Newscast
- ↑ DVD's captions - The spelling of Kip's first and last name
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Danville Newscast
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: Inventions Revealed
- ↑ Deleted Scene - Inventions Revealed
- ↑ DVD - Bonus Features - Official Scene Name: "Robot Riot" Extended
- ↑ Deleted Scene - "Robot Riot" Extended


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Viewtiful Joe 2
- RATING: T - Teen
- DEVELOPER(S): Clover Studio
- PUBLISHER: Capcom
- RELEASE DATE: Dec 7, 2004
At the beginning of this new adventure, we find Joe and his girlfriend, Silvia, ready to face even tougher enemies and greater challenges. This time around, not only will gamers be able to play as Joe, but as Silvia right off the bat as well. In addition to being equipped with her pompoms, Silvia will be packing some heat as she wields a projectile weapon to help defeat the encroaching evil that lurks in the shadows. Keeping to the stylized yet richly detailed visuals, Viewtiful Joe 2 stays true to its masterfully crafted roots and delivers an even more brilliant and polished videogame. New cinematic visual effect (VFX) powers, such as ?Replay? which allows gamers to repeat a part of the action for heroic results, have been implemented to help solve ingenious puzzles, defeat unique yet relentless enemies and add variety to gameplay: Spanning across an increased number of stages and environments including a jungle, snowy mountains and outer space, Viewtiful Joe 2 incorporates more impressive quasi 2D/3D action with over 40 new types of adversaries to obliterate. The not-so-average-Joe will once again break the gaming mold and deliver an experience unlike any other with his polished martial arts attacks, high-flying acrobatics, and compelling storyline.


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Today's best bets, by Will Hayler
Call me a sentimental old fool, but there's still something exciting about the re-starting of racing at Cheltenham each season. The day may have changed (I'm sure it used to be a Wednesday, didn't it?) but there's still something tremendously exciting about getting back into gear at the greatest jumps racecourse anywhere in the world.
Some of the old soaks who have been backing horses since before I was in small trousers tell me that there's no greater medium for a bet than a novice chase, where a favourite's margin of supremacy often seems to be underestimated by bookmakers, who over-play the concerns that come with a lack of steeplechasing experience. I tend to agree.
In that respect, Snap Tie (2.55) is a bit short at around 8-13 this morning, even though the price should perhaps be more like 1-2. I had been hoping for a little bit of 8-11 or even 4-5. But I will still be mighty surprised if he can't make a successful start over fences against Pigeon Island (bitterly disappointing when beaten last time), Safari Journey (not good enough) and Rippling Ring (softer than a baby's bottom). He has the form, the physique and the connections to make the grade as a chaser.
At a meatier price, I ought to mention Prince Picasso (2.20) in the opener, who lost his way for Eric McNamara in Ireland but has since joined Richard Fahey and showed up encouragingly on two starts on the Flat, over trips that would be short enough for him these days, given that he stays two and a half miles over jumps.
At the risk of following him over a cliff, Big Noise (4.55) must be worth another chance up at Newmarket. He had no hope from a low draw in a valuable handicap at Ascot last time but fared best by some way of all those drawn in single-figures and this looks a lot less competitive. With the stalls on far side, being drawn in 15 could prove ideal here.
Tipping competition, day five
Those of you with some catching up to do can't complain about a shortage of chances. Yesterday's winners came in at 14-1, 14-1 and 8-1 but only 23skidoo, millreef, stee33 and Brochdoll found any of them.
For today's thrilling climax, we'd like your tips, please, for these races: 3.10 Newmarket, 3.30 Cheltenham and 5.15 Cheltenham.
This week's prize is the latest edition of Chasers & Hurdlers from Timeform. There is an individual entry for each of the 10,000 horses that ran over the jumps in Britain last season, including a Timeform rating and commentary with extended essays on around 100 of the leading performers. The tome is lavishly illustrated with 350 action and posed portrait photographs.
As ever, our champion will be the tipster who returns the best profit to notional level stakes of £1 at starting price on our nominated races, of which there will be three each day up until Friday. Non-runners count as losers. New entrants are welcome today but you must start on -9.
For terms and conditions click here. Good luck!
Standings after day four
suckzinclee +20.50
Moscow08 +20.50
fleety3001 +20
TheVic +16.50
WalthamstowLad +14
millreef +10
23skidoo +8.50
fatdeano +5
johne5knuckle +4.50
stee33 +3
gashead1105 +0.50
progolfer +0.50
diegoisgod +0.50
melonk +0.50
Rivercity +0
MrPositive -1
Beeftodd -3
xwireman -3
Ireland06 -3
Renzofan -5
MillieJ -5
Viejo -5
goofs -6.50
tom1977 -6.50
Doctoroncall -6.50
JBeau18 -6.50
Finsbury Park -6.50
Harrytheactor -6.50
sandiuk -6.50
mike65ie -12
Jonwobblygob -12
factormax -12
MatthewHargreaves -12
Brochdoll -3
sangfroid -12
slackdad38 -12
15244 -12
Smidster -12
leviticus67 -12
paulusthewoodgnome -12
shears39 -12
coma88 -12
willbeckwith -12
CrazyMark -12
Touche1 -12
Mai11 -12
BartheBull -12
morston -12
johnnysixpence -12
chiefhk -12
lasramblas -12
zanno -12
penzance -12
emmapathak -12
jpkatlarge -12
hotshot2me -12
In the event of a tie . . .
At the moment we still have a tie for first place. Our rules, which you can read here, call for a random draw in the event of a tie. Rather than do a random draw here in the office, which you can't watch and may not believe, the draw will work this way.
Of the two tipsters in the tie, the first one to have posted anything on Talking Horses today will be 'A' and the other 'B'. Victory will be decided by the 5.40 at Redcar. If the winning horse has an odd-numbered saddlecloth, A wins. If the winning horse has an even-numbered saddlecloth, B wins.
If we get a three-way tie, we'll have to do a random draw here after all . . .
Live updates, by Chris Cook
1pm Hi sangfroid
On the song front, I can recommend Bottle Of Smoke by the Pogues. As to the history, I remember enjoying the Guiness Guide to Steeplechasing (photos by Gerry Cranham, words by John Oaksey and Richard Pitman), but that would be a good 20 years ago and you'd struggle to get a copy now. I don't think there really is a definitive text for the sport's whole history, though there are some excellent books on bits of it.
Beeftodd, your avatar made me laugh, though it strained my eyes a bit.
1.15pm Claims Five: reluctant racehorses
In honour of Harchibald, this week's Claims Five lists the five most frustrating horses of the last 25 years or so. It's not the kind of list that gets done very often and I'm sure to have missed some of your personal favourites - do let me know. Harchibald, by the way, doesn't make the cut.
2.20pm Tony Paley weighs in with a racing song
I think some of you are going to enjoy this one - Arkle, sung by Dominic Behan.
2.38pm . . . and so does Will Hayler
It's Delaney's Donkey by Val Doonican. Thank God for the technology that allows us to access such gems in an instant.
3.03pm Snap Tie (1-2) wins his chase debut
. . . though it was pretty bloodless, to be honest. Pigeon Island fell at the second-last when looking held but still involved. Rippling Ring, who became disappointing over hurdles, looks like underachieving (relative to his reputation) over fences as well - he was a one-paced third, despite the benefit of three previous runs in steeplechases. Snap Tie was chased home by his stablemate Safari Journey, who might have given him a race if he had taken the last more cleanly.
Snap Tie is unchanged at 20-1 for the Arkle. Philip Hobbs, his trainer, seems to be hitting peak form at the starts of the jumps season proper.
3.18pm What a chance you all missed!
Steele Tango has won the Group 3 Darley Stakes at Newmarket at 25-1, completely untipped in our competition. I mean, sure, he'd been tailed off last in the Arc 12 days ago, but this race wasn't quite up to that level - you have to use your imagination, people!
Steele Tango was also a distant fifth in the Eclipse behind Sea The Stars. Now that he's won a Group 3 at Newmarket, maybe the handicappers can use him as an excuse to raise Sea The Stars another pound or two in the ratings . . .
3.40pm WalthamstowLad hits the front!
And it's all thanks to the in-form Philip Hobbs, whose Templer has won the handicap hurdle at Cheltenham at 17-2, chased home by On The Other Hand and Kayf Aramis.
3.50pm Hats off!
It's a royal winner at Newmarket, where Enticement (12-1) has won the Listed Severals Stakes by a short-head. Richard Hughes briefly flirted with summary execution by driving Pachattack (33-1) past in the closing stages but, luckily for him, Enticement rallied. The winner's stablemate at the Stoute yard, Leocorno, was a disappointment.
4.40pm Poor old Maljimar
Nick Williams' admirable chaser doesn't quite get three miles round Cheltenham, as we saw when he got reeled in and pipped on the line by Wichita Lineman at the Festival. Making his reappearance back there today, he again looked the likely winner (1-9 in running) before being passed in the final strides by Nelson's Spice.
Both times, Maljimar has been done by Tony McCoy getting a desperate late run out of a McManus-owned runner. If McCoy had retired last year, Maljimar may well have had two more wins to his name.
5.25pm WalthamstowLad is our champ!
His pick in the last at Cheltenham, Runshaan, ran out of gas close home and was third but the winner, Mister Apple's (9-1), was not picked by any of the challengers close enough to have taken the lead. WalthamstowLad is our winner and will be getting a congratulatory email by Monday.
Thanks to all for making it such an entertaining week. Next week's prize is a copy of Lucky Break, Paul Nicholls' newly published autobiography.
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"Poisons and Passion" — Professor of the Practice of Humanities Alan Lightman novelist, essayist, physicist, and educator, and was one the first people to receive dual faculty appointments in science and in the humanities. In this audio clip, Lightman discusses his former poisons and passions with Story Collider. Listen
A video from the MacArthur Foundation, about the Pulitzer Prize-winning fiction writer and MIT Professor of Writing, Junot Díaz, who was named a MacArthur Fellow for 2012. The Fellowship is a $500,000, no-strings-attached grant for individuals who have shown exceptional creativity in their work and the promise to do more. Watch
27 Sept 2012 — The Pultizer Prize-winning author and MIT Professor of Writing spoke to a standing-room-only audience at the Stata Center, taking many questions and reading from his new book This is How You Lose Her. Watch
Geologist and professor Kip Hodges PhD'82 calls on his skills as a writer to ask scientific questions, and to shape and share his research. In this video, he describes how knowledge of the humanities and arts helps conduct, convey, and sustain the work of science. Thumbnail photocredit: Arizona State University Watch
MIT's Pulitzer prize-winning composer John Harbison talks about his jazz roots, his opera "Great Gatsby" — and performs delicious jazz selections on piano. Performance Today©'s Fred Child interviews Institute Professor of Music, John Harbison, at the 2012 Aspen Music Festival. Watch
An architect of both the National and Massachusetts health care plans, Gruber has been interviewed extensively by the national and international media after the Supreme Court decision. Here are a few of the informative videos. Watch
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In January 2012, Rambax MIT traveled to Senegal to study sabar with the Mbaye family. Rambax student, Jess Kim '10, put together this 10-min video to document the group's tour, and to thank the sponsors who made the trip possible. Watch
The exotic history of amateur explanations of the universe. David Kaiser, head of the Program in Science, Technology, and Society, joins Tom Ashbrook on NPR's "On Point." Watch
Acclaimed multidisciplinary and performance artist Robert Lepage, winner of the 2012 McDermott Award, conducts a theater workshop with MIT students. Renowned as a director, filmmaker, playwright, and actor, Lepage is currently directing Der Ring des Nibelungen at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Watch
As we expect more from technology, do we expect less from each other? MIT SHASS Professor Sherry Turkle studies how our devices and online personas are redefining human connection and communication—and asks us to think deeply about the new kinds of connection we want to have. Watch
"What he's created makes our health care system understandable and entertaining." — From CBS Boston Watch
It is among the most significant questions in economics: Why do some nations become wealthy and powerful, while others remain mired in poverty? And why do some of those powers, from ancient Rome to the modern Soviet Union, expand and then collapse? Watch
New York Times classical music reporter Daniel J. Wakin discusses the Venezuelan music education program founded by José Antonio Abreu. — New York Times Watch
Professor Margaret MacVicar (1944–1991) was a physicist and outstanding educator who founded MIT's widely emulated Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), and served as MIT's first Dean for Undergraduate Education. In this video members of the MIT community remember Professor MacVicar and her enduring contributions to the Institute. Watch
The MIT Energy Initiative and the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Program convene four journalists to tell the behind-the-scenes story on how energy stories get told—and spun. Watch
Jackee Budesta Batanda "Audits the Conventional Wisdom" of Washington's response to the anti-homosexuality bill in Uganda. In this series of videos, the MIT-SHASS Center for International Studies tours the horizon of the conventional wisdoms that animate U.S. foreign policy, and puts them to the test of data and history. Watch
Abbas Maleki on Iran-US relations. In this series of videos, the MIT-SHASS Center for International Studies tours the horizon of the conventional wisdoms that animate U.S. foreign policy, and puts them to the test of data and history. Watch
Hainmueller's evolution as a political scientist can be seen as a long-term project to tie together qualitative and quantitative ways of thinking about politics and society. While he has always been "excited about using math tools to learn about the world," Hainmueller has also been drawn to social and economic problems. Photocredit: Stuart Darsch Watch
In these videos John Dower shows the Visualizing Cultures program, launched at MIT in 2002 to explore the potential of the web for developing innovative image-driven scholarship and learning. Visualizing Cultures uses new technology and hitherto inaccessible visual materials to reconstruct the past—as people of the time visualized and imagined their own worlds. Watch
Much of the reporting on the eviction of occupiers from Zuccotti Park in December 2011, focused on what happens next: can the movement survive without a physical location? Sasha Costanza-Chock, Assistant Professor of Civid Media, in the MIT-SHASS Comparative Media Studies program, has been studying the protests. He talks to Brooke Gladstone at NPR's "On the Media," about what the future holds for the OWS movement, and about how the protestors are organizing digitally in new ways. Watch
Videos of discussions and talks; collections of photographs; poster presentations. To celebrate the first 50 years of MIT's graduate program in Linguistics, alumni, former faculty and postdoctoral scholars gathered at MIT on December 9-11, 2011. More than 200 people marked the occasion by participating in a discussion of some of the foundational questions investigated by its past and present members. Participants called it "an astonishing weekend of talks and other gatherings." Professor David Pesetsky writes, "Intellectually, it was first-rate and exciting; there were some fireworks (just as we'd hoped), and it was an emotional weekend. Collectively, this was the group that built the field." Watch
Part of the "Common Threads" video, produced for MIT's 150th anniversary celebration, this three-minute clip features the rise of science, and humanities, arts, and social sciences at MIT. Watch
Handel's Messiah is an 18th century oratorio best known for the 'Hallelujah' chorus. This radio program interviews Ellen Harris, Professor of Music Emerita discussing why, 270 years after the work was first composed, it remains one of the most beloved choral works in all of Western music." Watch
"Things seem to be happening both much faster and much slower now, because the density of human presence on the planet speeds up environmental change, and slows down political change—creating a viscosity that makes history work differently." Watch
Is local news a casualty of the digital age? A recent report from the FCC suggests that although the broad media landscape is more vibrant than ever, many local communities face a shortage of professional reporting, undermining journalism's watchdog rolel. This edition of the Communications Forum assesses the state of local journalism, paying special attention to the environment for news in New England. Watch
September 2011 | The series brings together faculty, students, local business leaders, state economic officials, and MIT technology and policy thinkers. The emphasis for the first forum was "Rebuilding the American Economy." Several leading MIT faculty review manufacturing topics, after which Ron Bloom, former Senior Counselor to the President, speaks. Robert Solow, Nobel laureate and MIT economist, leads a closing discussion. Watch
In this audio slide-show, James Howe, Professor of Anthropology, tells the story of how a Kuna village prepares for and conducts a great communal celebration, an event that can last up to four days, and embodies many of the Kuna's important values, beliefs, and ways of life. The photographs are from the exhibit of Howe's images which were exhibted recently at the Museo Interoceánico del Canal, Panama's premiere museum. Watch
Richard Locke, Class of 1922 Professor of Political Science and Management, and Head, MIT Political Science, discuses the department's focus on addressing the world's great challenges. Watch
MIT students perform the Finale of the Trio for Piano, Violin, and Horn by Johannes Brahms. Watch
Tirman's most recent book, The Deaths of Others, published by Oxford University Press, is a trenchant and passionate work that explores the fate of civilians in America's wars. Watch
MIT students and alums of the MIT Chamber Music Society play the first movement of the String Quintet in C major by Franz Schubert. Watch
Professor of History David Kaiser talks about the 1960s-era physicists who transformed the filed of quantum physics. In recent years, the field of quantum information science has catapulted to the cutting edge of physics. Long before the big budgets and dedicated teams, however, the ideas that now occupy the core of quantum information science were generated by a group of young counter-culture physicists. Watch
"Listening Faster — How Digital Humanities is Transforming Music Scholarship" is part of HyperStudio's humanities + digital conversations in collaboration with Harvard's metaLAB. Watch
Congratulations to our 2011 graduates and their families! The photographs were taken on June 3, 2011, at the School's Commencement Reception, by the photography team of MIT Technique. We hope you enjoy these souvenirs of a memorable day of celebration! View Gallery
Heather Paxson, Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology, discusses what makes an artisan cheese. Watch
Hosted by the School's Political Science Department and Boston Review, moderated by Melissa Nobles, MIT Professor of Political Science. Joseph Carens argues that unauthorized immigrants who have lived in the US for a sustained period of time should be granted the right to remain in the country. Carens is joined by Carol Swain, Mathias Risse, and Jennifer Hochschild. Watch
March 16, 2011 | MIT experts discuss Japan's nuclear past, present, and future from a political and engineering perspective. The presentation includes an eyewitness account of the crisis and the Japanese government's response. Watch
Greek journalist Iason Athanasiadis offers a remarkably intimate photographic portrait of the Egyptian revolt from its epicenter in Tahrir Square, following the brutal attacks by government loyalists on protesters on January 25th. David Weinberg provides perspectives on US policy in the Middle East. Watch
To celebrate the birthday of Albert Einstein, the AMPs team turned to adjunct professor Alan Lightman, best-selling author of Einstein's Dreams, and the first professor at MIT to receive a joint appointment in the sciences and the humanities. In this interview excerpt, the physicist/author examines the role of art in education and our lives. Watch at MIT Tech TV
Deveau, Senior Lecturer in Music and Theater Arts, and Artistic Director of the Rockport Chamber Music Festival (now Rockport Music) appears on Channel 5 in a show about the Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport Music's acclaimed new venue. Deveau's leadership over the past decade was instrumental in creating the Center, which opened in June 2010. More
Part of the MIT+150 celebration | Mitsui Professor of Economics, James Poterba moderates a panel of fellow distinguished economists to reflect on MIT's unique contributions to the field, and MIT's role as a place of research, teaching, and influence in the larger world. Watch
Lesley Stahl talks with Natasha Schüll, Leo Marx Career Development Professor of Science, Technology, and Society, about her research into immersive, interactive gambling machines and gambling addiction. Watch
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauzé Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology, talks to Stephen Colbert about her new book, Alone Together, which documents the sometimes-detrimental effects of technology on our human relationships and social lives. Watch
Difficult as it is to look beyond the acute misery of Haiti's current crisis, Paul Farmer proposes that aid agencies and others concerned with rebuilding focus on the nation's "chronic problems." There's no shortage of recovery ideas, he says, but these will go nowhere if they do not also advance the long-neglected, basic rights of Haitians. Watch
Peter A. Diamond, Institute Professor of Economics, delivered his Prize Lecture on 8 December 2010 at Aula Magna, Stockholm University. He was introduced by Professor Bertil Holmlund, Chairman of the Economic Sciences Prize Committee. Diamond won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
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In the second of a two-part interview, Daron Acemoglu, Charles P. Kindleberger Professor of Economics, talks with Chrystia Freeland of Reuters about the historical roots of economics & political success. Watch
Three distinguished scholars engage in sustained conversation about the value, nature, and mission of the humanities disciplines in the digital age. David Thorburn, MIT Professor of Literature and MacVicar Faculty Fellow Director, MIT Communications Forum; Alison Byerly, Provost & Executive Vice President and Professor of English & American Literatures, Middlebury College; and Steven Pinker, Harvard College Professor, and Johnstone Family Professor of Psychology, Harvard University Watch
Unique stories from members of the MIT community: "How do you use the diverse backgrounds of students, faculty, administrators, so that MIT becomes a better place...from a research output perspective?"
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According to Andrew J. Bacevich, Washington stubbornly sticks to national security policies that don't work, are devoid of moral considerations, sap the Treasury, and and rob future generations. In a talk that leads to a candid give and take with his audience, Bacevich describes a national security consensus that has, over time, "thrust us into a situation which is really akin to permanent war." Watch
Gara LaMarche believes the nation's charitable organizations have lost "moral clarity," growing more concerned with "the fix, the intervention, than about reasons for doing or caring about what is right." Introduced by Dean Deborah Fitzgerald. Watch
In the first installment of a video interview for Carnegie Hall's Sound Insights series, Evan Ziporyn, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Music, speaks about how he immersed himself in Balinese music and culture in his early 20s, and how it influenced his compositions for Gamelan, and his musical direction. Watch
From the earliest days of Comparative Media Studies (CMS), there has been discussion about how new media shape learning and catalyze novel forms of expression and engagement. Over the years, as Henry Jenkins and the five panelists in this video attest, the CMS community has refined and broadened its study of the impact new technologies have on education, culture and politics. Watch
Tools developed by Martin Wattenberg and his associate Fernanda Viégas, have changed the way people look at and use visualizations, by empowering and equipping users with the methodology needed to ask different questions. In this lecture hosted by the HyperStudio, Wattenberg (whose background is in math and computer science) asks how the humanities have influenced the evolution of data visualization and then answers with several examples from his own work. This lecture was part of HyperStudio's humanities+digital conference on visual interpretations. Watch
Former MIT Professor of Economics, Paul Krugman PhD '77, spoke to a standing-room only audience in the Stata Center on February 5, 2010 about learning from our own history to help fix the current economic crisis. More
Cultural anthropology is a social science that explores how people understand, and act in, the world. But what, exactly, do Cultural Anthropologists do? How do they approach their research? In this short film, three members of the School's Anthropology section, Stefan Helmreich, Erica James, and Heather Paxson, talk about their current fieldwork. Watch
From MIT World - In the aftermath of the January 2010 earthquake, four panelists with strong personal and professional ties to Haiti share their insights about the different paths to rebuilding and reconstructing the country. Watch
Celebrating 73 summers at Tanglewood in the Berkshire Hills of Lenox, Massachusetts, the 2010 season comes to a close with the Labor Day Weekend Jazz Festival, featuring the Donal Fox Quartet with cellist Maya Beiser. In this BSO video podcast, Fox discusses his "Piazzolla to Bach Project," which will premiere at Seji Ozawa Hall, September 5, 2010. Watch
In conversation with MIT music luminaries, John Harbison and Tod Machover, and moderator Maria Hinojosa, Dudamel describes El Systema, the remarkable music education system in Venezuela that set him on his path, and continues to inspire his work in the U.S. and around the world. Watch
Associate Professor of Political Science Gabriel Lenz has studied how much a candidate's appearance affects an election's outcome, and the answer is "a lot." In this audio clip, Lenz speaks with WBUR's Deborah Becker. Listen
In conversation with William Uricchio, Henry Jenkins returns to reflect on his time at MIT and offers insights into MIT culture, the state of digital cultures and new media, and why the humanities are an invaluable part of an MIT education. Watch
Daniel Nocera, The Henry Dreyfus Professor of Energy and Professor of Chemistry, is swimming upstream in the energy research world. While many scientists work on how to scale up wind, geothermal, or biomass systems, Nocera is focusing on "personalized" energy units that can be manufactured, distributed and installed economically. Watch
As an MIT Museum audience peppers him with queries ranging from the barter system to development, trade relations, and the role of intuition in economics, Nobel Prize-winner Robert Merton steers listeners to his areas of expertise—financial engineering and innovation, and risk management. Watch
Adapted by the Mary Shelley novel by Ricardo Pitts-Wiley with Bill Pett and Jim Brown. Directed by Visiting MLK Artist Ricardo Pitts-Wiley and cast with MIT students. Following the performance, a panel of MIT scholars discussed the novel, addressing questions such as what it is about Frankenstein that fascinates us. Watch
Featuring Carol Saivetz and Bakyt Beshimov Watch
Presented by the MIT Communications Forum | Hosted by James Paradis with respondent Peter Donaldson. Should we view the last 500 years or so of Western culture as a strange interlude, defined by printed page and other artifacts that once dominated the landscape but are now fading in relevance? Watch
This CIS series continues with an analysis of the defense budget—the largest since World War II. Is it a rational response to the threats and the dangers that the United States faces—or not? Benjamin Friedman is a PhD student at the MIT Department of Political Science. He is a member of the Center's Security Studies Program and is a research fellow in defense and homeland security studies at the Cato Institute. Watch
The School's distinguished Music faculty offers MIT students subjects in performance, composition and theory, jazz, world music, and music history. Listen to a sample of great performances by MIT's student musicians. Listen
This MIT Libraries' exhibit explores one of the most important and controversial publications of the eighteenth century, Diderot's Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire raisonne des sciences, des arts et des metiers. Watch
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Nobel Prize-winning economist, vice chairman of the Urban Institute Board of Trustees, and MIT Professor Emeritus, Robert Solow, explains in a four-part video series why a stateside housing slump turned into a global economic crisis, why the bailout was necessary, and how we can recover. More
"The arts at MIT, like science and engineering at MIT, are on the cutting edge of their disciplines, they are serving the students—and in the way they are serving the students, ultimately, they are going to be serving the entire society." — Alan Brody, Playwright and Professor of Theater Arts Take a look!
In June 2009, NASA created the Review of U.S. Human Space Flight Plans Committee and charged it with conducting "an independent review of ongoing U.S. human space flight plans and programs, as well as alternatives, to ensure the Nation is pursuing the best trajectory for the future of human space flight – one that is safe, innovative, affordable, and sustainable." Watch
Who knew that one of the world's greatest scientists also worked as a gumshoe on London's mean streets, or that this same absent-minded professor helped England fix its monetary policy from an office in the Tower of London?Levenson brings all sorts of surprises to light in his sleuthing of a little known but significant episode in British history involving Sir Isaac Newton. Watch
Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Wayne Marshall, appeared in a PBS four-part series on Latin Music in the USA. Click below to watch the series and a bonus clip of Wayne on the connection between Panama and Jamaica. More
The collapse of print and other traditional news and the rise of celebrity culture have contributed to the sharp decline of in-depth stories involving race and society, say these speakers in an illuminating discussion replete with personal anecdotes. Juan Williams, News Analyst for NPR, Political Analyst, Fox News Channel; J. Philip Thompson, MIT Associate Professor of Urban Politics, Department of Urban Studies and Planning; David Thorburn, MIT Professor of Literature and Director of the MIT Communications Forum. Watch
In a career that spanned seven decades, Nobel laureate and Institute Professor Paul A. Samuelson transformed his field, influenced millions of students, and turned MIT into an economics powerhouse. He was the first American to win the Nobel Prize in Economics, in 1970. This video records the memorial service held in MIT's Kresge Auditorium on April 10, 2010, to celebrate his life and career.
Samuel Jay Keyser, Editor-in-Chief of Linguistic Inquiry, has shared a campus with Noam Chomasky for 40+ years via the School's renowned Department of Linguistics and Philosophy. The two colleagues recently sat down to discuss ideas on language evolution and the human capacity for understanding the universe. Listen to the conversation
Seamus Heaney was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1995. He has resided in Dublin since 1976 and, every two years, visits Cambridge where he teaches at Harvard University. Heaney's recent books include selected poems Opened Ground: Poems 1966-1996) (1998), an acclaimed translation of Beowulf (2000) and his selected prose Finders Keepers (2002). All are published in America by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Watch
Professor Emeritus of Linguistics, and Special Assistant to the Chancellor, Jay Keyser, believes that the MIT hacker is to be admired for pulling off the collegiate world's cleverest and most elegant pranks. In this video, Keyser describes some of his favorite hacks, and burrows into the psychology of hack culture at MIT. Watch
In an energetic talk delivered prior to the 2008 U.S. presidential election, Jonathan Gruber provides a useful breakdown of the two candidates' remedies for the nation's troubled health care system. His detailed analysis of the key issues around health care is invaluable as the health care debate continues. Watch
This preview of a 2009 documentary presents J-PAL's investigation of health problems of India's rural poor, and the programs J-PAL and local NGO partners are creating to bring relief. Watch
In this short video, Wyn Kelley, Senior Lecturer in Literature, discusses the powerful themes that make Herman Melville's Moby-Dick alive for the 21st century. "Everyone was on that ship!" she says. Watch
This panel discussion at the Starr Forum of May 2009 is a clear guide to current U.S.-Iranian relations, presented by moderator Barry Posen (Director of the School's Security Studies Program), and panelists Suzanne DiMaggio, Jim Walsh, and Stephen Heintz. Under the Obama administration, the U.S. is moving toward a better relationship with Iran; panelists explain that achieving real diplomacy will paradoxically require both patience and a sense of urgency. Watch
The MIT Center for International Studies undertakes research, teaching, international education, and public and policy engagement on a broad range of global issues. Major programs include: MISTI, which sends 300 students annually to internships in labs in 10 countries; the Security Studies Program; the Program on Emerging Technologies, which researches the effects of globalization; the Jerusalem 2050 project; and the Persian Gulf Initiative, which focuses on Iran and Iraq. Watch
Stephen Colbert interviews Junot Díaz, Professor of Writing, and Pulitzer Prize winning author of "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" Watch
What is the legacy of the Apollo program, and how can it help us meet the challenges of our own time? This short, beautiful film, produced by the MIT AMPS team, kicked off MIT's "Giant Leaps" event, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first lunar landing, and envision the future of spaceflight. Watch
Institute Professor of Music John Harbison talks about composing music, finding a balance between the inner and outer ear, and creating art at MIT. Watch
President Susan Hockfield states that science journalism "is absolutely indispensable." As we confront global warming and health pandemics, science reporting must be sustained, Hockfield says, "in its rightful place, at the top of the profession and in the thick of the national conversation." Dismal economic times are a challenge to this aspiration, as journalists on the panel attest. Watch
Esther Duflo and her colleagues and students are taking the measure of a wide range of anti-poverty programs. Applying scientific methodology, the School's Poverty Action Lab team is approaching the projects of well-intended governments and NGO's (non-government organizations) with a fresh eye. Watch
In a talk that weaves philosophy, history, religion and some classic rabbinic banter, Sir Jonathan Sacks calls for a "paradigm shift in understanding of religion" in the face of globalization, which threatens to pull the world apart in tribal and religious strife. Says Sachs: The "three great institutions of modernity — science, economics and politics — cannot answer the key questions... which are 'Who am I' and 'Why am I here.'" Watch
Many writers long to see their work appear in The New Yorker magazine. Miraculously, Jamaica Kincaid got her start in print generating "Talk of the Town" pieces for the magazine, back in the (good old) days when those pieces ran without bylines. Kincaid, who celebrates times "when the sheer doing of something was enough," reads some of her "TOT" pieces and other examples of her early work, offering tips and asides to aspiring writers in her audience. Watch


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China's Food - A Photographic Journey by Reinhart Wolf
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This isn't so much a recipe book (although there are recipes in it - by cookbook author Eileen Lo Yin-fei) as it is an homage to the beauty to be found in Chinese food. Of course, we're not talking about suckling pig with halved maraschino cherries for eyes (or worse, one that's lit up with flashing red lights), nor fluorescent-orange sweet and sour pork. Instead, it's the beauty that can be found in raw ingredients (the grains, vegetables and animals from which our food is derived); the simplicity of bread that's fresh from the steamer; or the promise of a good meal from a wooden tray holding uncooked dumplings.
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Photographer Reinhart Wolf gives us close-up shots of deer antler slices, preserved chicken eggs and intricate fruit and vegetable carvings that most of us will probably never see unless we're invited to a state banquet. There are also pictures of peaceful countryside scenes that have probably now been paved over (the book was published in 1985) and photos to accompany the recipes, which include pan-fried bean curd with mushrooms; Shanghai wine chicken; sweet and sour crispy fish (it's not fluorescent orange); spicy string beans; Sichuan pickle soup with pork; and marinated spare ribs.


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|This is a discussion on how to adjust to playing against bad players? within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Hello all, I understand the basics of cash games to where I can usually end a session with a small profit. However, since making the switch
how to adjust to playing against bad players?
Hello all,
I understand the basics of cash games to where I can usually end a session with a small profit. However, since making the switch to Carbon, a room with mostly recreational players, I am having difficulty adjusting. I guess I had gotten used to playing against regs and fish only.
I'm talking about the type of players that will call a pot-size bet on the flop, limp then call 6-7x BB pre-flop raises with Queen Ten, etc.
The cash game guides on this site address how to play fish. These guys aren't fish, they are oafs. I seriously doubt some of them even know how to play (all-in with Ten Three suited, anyone?)
So the question is, how do we play micro-stakes (.02/.04) against an oaf?
Exactly the same way as you would adjust to a fish. Play a tighter range, bet big for value when you make a hand and check/fold when you don't have a made hand. Don't try to bluff them at all, the only time you should ever bet against them is with made hands. This way when you do bet you can bet big and get called down by all kinds of crap...
I know exactly what ya mean, ive been playing the 02/04 cash games on Lock, and ive really narrowed down the hands i will play. Alot of these guys will call no matter what you throw at them in the hopes of catching a pair on the A3 they were delt. Ive seen people push all in with something like a 5 7 os thinking they were going to draw out to the straight. Its rough, but doable. Keep to the hands you know will have the best chance of winning. And be prepared to get hit with a bad beat on the river from time to time.
re: Poker & how to adjust to playing against bad players?
It's hard and frustrating because the swings are just more along with bad beats so it's hard to deal with at times.
When it feels they keep throwing money at you yet catching the cards then just try and keep cool and collected. So long as you know you're ahead when the money is going in, this is only +EV play in the long run. Sure you might hit some losing sessions just because of bad variance but keep letting these players do it, you will be thankful further down the road.
re: Poker & how to adjust to playing against bad players?
I agree the swings can be harsh against bad players. I had a note on this fish that he stacks off on the flop with air. So when he 3bet infront of me I decided to 4bet with QQ and he called with his A7o. He hit 2 pair on the flop but with his history i gave him zero credit. Most of the time its them that end up looking silly with air or bottom pair.
Why play tighter? If they're playing loose can't we open our range?
Say they're willing to get AIOTF with T2s on a KT3 board, our K5 is going to pick up a lot more value than against someone who will only play KT+ and so our K5 is never good.
Extereme example I know (i'd never play K5) but you get the point.
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AC Milan's Honda ran riot in the 2-0 win over Jordan, scoring the opener and hitting the post late on, while Kagawa got his first of the tournament late in the game.
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Her blog, 'thewinifred.wordpress.com' is her sanctuary where she displays her love for her country and her talents for writing.
Fashion certainly does not elude her, this beauty is soaring high and is ready to take over the world.
Instagram: @thewinifred_
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