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With the b-ball action heating up, it's the perfect time to offer guests goodness-from-the-oven appetizers & snacks. Marinara madness continues with the Ultimate Supreme Pizza Dip & while preparing warm dips can be a little tricky just keep a few key points in mind. Start with a moderate oven temperature. This will allow the mixture to heat through to the center more slowly & help the texture remain nice & creamy. For a golden brown surface, bake the dip in a pan that is labeled broiler-safe. You can safely use a cast iron skillet under the broiler up to 500 degrees for a minute or so at the end of the bake time. Accompany with a DIY custom craft filled with hoops charm. Three-Point Swoosh Sacks complete the table that's guaranteed to win a spot in the sweet sixteen.
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makes 10 servings
Microwave the cream cheese on High in a large glass bowl for 15 to 20 seconds to soften quickly & save time on clean up.
1/2 lb ground beef
1 cup marinara sauce
1 {8-oz} package cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup freshly grated, finely shredded Parmesan cheese
2 garlic cloves, pressed
1/2 cup shredded Italian cheese blend
7 Pepperoni slices
1/4 cup black olives
1/4 cup shaved red onion
Fresh basil & crushed red pepper flakes
Crostini toasts
Brown the ground beef in a small non-stick skillet until no longer pink. Drain.
Set aside 1/3 cup beef. Stir together the remaining beef & the marinara sauce. Set aside.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
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Top with the marinara mixture. Sprinkle with the Italian cheese blend.
Arrange the reserved beef, the pepperoni, the black olives & the red onion over the cheese.
Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until warm in the center & the cheese is melted.
Top with fresh basil & crushed red pepper. Serve with crostini toasts.
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Basil is a very delicate fresh herb. Add to the dip just before serving for a bright pop of flavor. However as the dip stands, you may notice the color to change. This is normal & will still taste delicious all the same.
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Line the inside of the sack with a plastic zip-top bag before filling with nibbles.
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(An anonymous reader's story on her journey to becoming completely debt-free. I wanted to share this with you all so you know it's definitely do-able! I hope you get as inspired as I did :))
The wake-up call came for me when I was 53 years old. I was operations manager in a construction company. Working in construction I was used to being laid off every few years, so I was accustomed to saving for those times. I had started out my career as a book-keeper, so I understood the cost of borrowing money, and had never been a big fan of debt. I had always lived within my means, but as my means went up, so did my expenses.
The visit to my banker
At 53 I found myself laid off again, and no one I knew was starting a new project. I didn't want to do it, I did not want to have to go out and sell myself to a bunch of contractors I didn't know. I didn't want to sit there and prove to them that I can bring jobs in under budget and on time. So I went to see my banker instead.
I told him I knew I didn't have enough to retire now, but I wanted a figure, I wanted to know when I had saved this much I could retire. He looked over my accounts and told me that I was spending about $3500 a month (Which I already knew). He then said, at your current expenses you can't afford to retire now, but if you cut $1500 a month from your expenses you could afford to retire today. I was in shock, I had been putting up with all the crap at work and I didn't even need to be working.
What I did about it
I knew immediately the house could go, my kids were grown. I was living alone. I was air conditioning and heating rooms I never went into. I was paying someone to clean the house and mow a lawn I never used. That's when I sat down with my budget and asked myself what was and wasn't important to me. After eliminating those thing that really didn't matter, I looked at the things that did. I had developed a habit of drinking $40 bottles of wine. I asked my wine buyer to recommend something less expensive and he found me a $12 bottle that I enjoy. Occasionally I might spurge for a $40 bottle, but it is no longer a regular expense, just because I can afford it. I took as many of my expenses off contract. My Fios internet is month to month, my cell phone is prepaid.
I sold the suburban house and moved to the city, where I now live in a two bedroom 940 sq. ft. house with a tiny yard that I paid cash for. I have 98 restaurants within walking distance of my house. With no house payment, no car, and no contracts. Aside from a few annual expenses, insurance, taxes, etc., my monthly obligations are just utilities and food. I am able to keep my obligated spending to under $500 a month, that leaves me with a couple thousand dollars a month of disposable income, most of which just goes into savings. But If I decide I want to buy something, or take a trip, I can without much thought.
Back to work – on MY terms
I did eventually return to work. A former boss called with a job that was over budget and behind schedule. But when they are calling you, you can negotiate terms to your liking, including working from home unless I am absolutely needed in the office. Work was also a lot less stressful when I could say "If you want it done under budget, on time, you will do it my way, if your not going to do it my way, fire me and I will go home and watch a soap opera." — Because there is a lot less drama on a soap opera, than there is in a construction office when a woman tells a contractor that he has to use this supplier and that crew, and the concrete truck will be there at this time and he better be ready.
I work a lot less these days, but I enjoy it when I do. The stuff I was throwing my money away on every month, I don't miss. I am much happier now than I was in my suburban life full of things. I also know when I earn money, either actively or passively, I can do what I want with it, I am not obligated to give it to someone else. I like that kind flexibility in my life.
Guest post by an Anonymous reader, who shares that she really enjoys blogs like these because, like converts to a religion, we need a place we can go to share our experiences without annoying the unconverted. She knows good and well that her unconverted friends don't want to listen to her debt-free lifestyle and her heretical belief that just because she CAN get credit, doesn't mean she should use it. I AGREE!! And thanks so much for allowing us to read your story :)
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Sunday 2 November 1958
It was Sunday, under the sign of Scorpio. The US president was Dwight D. Eisenhower (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Willie McGee baseball player (Saint Louis Cardinals and Bobby Dall.
In that special week of November people in US were listening to It's All In The Game by Tommy Edwards.
In UK Stupid Cupid / Carolina Moon by Connie Francis was in the top 5 hits.
Mon Oncle, directed by Jacques Tati, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1958
while Around The World With Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Pursuit.
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It's that time of year again. What restaurants opened and closed around the SGV in 2012? Chandavkl and TonyC. have the Chinese restaurant scene covered brilliantly (and I'm pleased on the rare occasion I spotted something before them), so...I'm looking for all other restaurants - Mexican, Indian, Italian, breakfast joints, etc. - and those outside the Valley Blvd. and Rowland Heights corridor.
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Age of Conan's newly minted Savage Coast of Turan adventure pack? Eurogamer recently talked to Funcom game director Craig "Silirrion" Morrison about everything from the marketing opportunities represented by the upcoming Conan film to specifics on the new tie-in content.
Morrison riffs on new instances, both the solo and group variety, including an encounter with pirates called Dead Man's Hand and another tryst based on the Island of Iron Statues from the original Robert E. Howard lore. There's also a new raid in the Temple of Elric that features Ela-Shan, a master thief whom Jason Momoa's Conan encounters in the new film.
Still want more? How about a new epic quest line and various loot upgrades? The drops from the team instances will be "slightly more powerful than the rewards we give for max-level content in Godslayer," Morrison explains. He also drops a hint about the adventure pack's new armor. "You can't go into an area like Turan and have that magnificent Persian theme without bringing in new armor sets." Despite the high-level nature of some of the drops, it appears that much of the Savage Coast content is aimed at players around level 50. Head to Eurogamer for more.


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I would like to suggest that you try Uttapam for lunch when in India. Uttapam is a bit like a pancake or an omelette with toppings. It's definitely not a pizza but it does look like one.
I am really surprised this elegant dish is not as popular in the north as the other South Indian dishes. Although it may not be as popular as the Masala Dosa but you'll find this in all South Indian restaurants all over India. Good thing about the Uttapam is that it does not require a lot of oil so those travellers to India watching their weight can have this.
I had this particular preparation as seen in the plate in a restaurant some time back for lunch. It was extremely hot to my surprise but the taste was excellent. The dish came with some coconut and mint chutney and sambar. I must have gulped at least a litre of water afterwards.
Made of urad dal (black lentil) and rice, the uttapam will make the perfect lunch without going too heavy. Here's a list of other 10 dishes to try when in India.
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Rationing with small reserves
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When you're close to your limits you have to ration, and rationing sucks. It's not as bad as actually hitting your limits, but the pain of having to make the tradeoff adds to the pain of the tradeoff you're making. If I'm on a long bus trip and didn't bring enough water, every time the thought of thirst comes into my head I have to judge whether the gratification of drinking now is worth the potential for even worse thirst later. Drinking all my water now is bad, but so is ending the trip with extra water I would really have liked earlier.
When we're farther from our limits, decisions are much easier. In asking myself whether I want to walk somewhere in the morning I don't need to consider whether I will need to walk more later in the day. My walking limit is high enough that I can basically ignore it. Similarly I know there's enough food around me that I can wait until I get hungry and then eat something. I might bring some food with me to save on the cost of eating out, but if I don't bother or perhaps stay out longer than planned I know I'm not risking going hungry.
Life is most relaxing when we're far from our limits. There's excitement and a potential for flow in pushing right to the edge of your abilities, but it's mentally exhausting to keep it up for very long. Consider driving down a narrow road: the narrower the lanes are, the more attention you need to put in and the more it stresses you. If the lane widens it gets easier, and after a point it's wide enough that you can relax and trust you'll have plenty of time to fix mistakes.
When handling money I need to make choices and I do have limits, but I'm rationing with enough reserves that the decisions are longer term. What level of consumption can I afford to let myself get used to? How much can we spend on rent? Would a car be worth it? These aren't easy decisions, but having savings means I can stay out of the super painful world of rationing with small reserves.
This is part of what makes poverty and disability so hard: you're much closer to your limits, and you don't have the ability to pull back and give yourself a break if you need to. I might have a similar typical level of activity as someone living with a chronic illness, but while I can just do things if I feel like it they have to keep track of spoons and they can't dip below zero. Julia and I spend less on food than you'd get in food stamps, but because our low level of self-spending is voluntary it doesn't have the accompanying mental burdens of real poverty.
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In many cases, $5,000 is going to be pretty much the floor.
You'd be well advised to get a lawyer, and even if everything is absolutely clear cut and cleanly in your favor, you're going to burn up 10+ hours of lawyer time, and that's $2,000 to $5,000 +/-.
If your lawyer is going to have to push the DA to decide that the shooting was righteous or otherwise pitch your position, we're getting up toward $10,000. Throw in a court appearance or two, and now we'd be pushing $15,000 to $20,000.
Now if you're really unlucky and wind up in trial, costs for a jury trial, including private investigator and expert witness fees, will push the bill up to somewhere between $75,000 and $150,000.
You can probably add another $2,000 to $20,000 to the above figures to cover time off work, bail bonds, etc.
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Mind and Cosmos : Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature is Almost Certainly False Hardback
by Thomas (University Professor of Law and Philosophy, New York University) Nagel
In Mind and Cosmos Thomas Nagel argues that the widely accepted world view of materialist naturalism is untenable.
The mind-body problem cannot be confined to the relation between animal minds and animal bodies. If materialism cannot accommodate consciousness and other mind-related aspects of reality, then we must abandon a purely materialist understanding of nature in general, extending to biology, evolutionary theory, and cosmology. Since minds are features of biological systems that have developed through evolution, the standard materialist version of evolutionary biology is fundamentally incomplete. And the cosmological history that led to the origin of life and the coming into existence of the conditions for evolution cannot be a merely materialist history. An adequate conception of nature would have to explain the appearance in the universe of materially irreducible conscious minds, as such. No such explanation is available, and the physical sciences, including molecular biology, cannot be expected to provide one. The book explores these problems through a general treatment of the obstacles to reductionism, with more specific application to the phenomena of consciousness, cognition, and value. The conclusion is that physics cannot be the theory of everything.
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Nagel argues.that a Darwinian/reductive account of evolution cannot provide an acceptable explanation of consciousness, reason or moral value. He proposes an alternative which can be quickly characterised, or caricatured, as 'intelligent design without a Designer'. As Nagel sees it, the evolution of consciousness, reason and value, can only be understood in a teleological framework. This is not an implicit plea for a new theism, though it is quite likely that there will be theists who will seek to conscript Nagel to their cause. The argument is least convincing, as Nagel concedes, on the evolution of moral values. But perhaps the argument is not the thing that matters in the end. What Nagel is really on about, I believe, is that thinkers who are not theists still have to engage with the deepest issues, at the margins of the thInkable. Atheism can be a comfortable refuge, if one allows it to be so. This is a short book, but not a quick or easy read. Nagel worries and worries away at his central deep questions and there is much room here for disagreement with his tentative conclusions. It is, however, a welcome antidote to premature certainties.
Review by PedrBran
Modern science assumes the causal closure of physics or what is referred to as the completeness of physics. If the forces physics describes are the only forces in the world, then everything can be explained in terms of those forces without remainder. And so, when Neo-Darwinian informed science explains the evolution of humankind and our behavior, it assumes the causal closure of physics. This is referred to as naturalism or the naturalistic stance.The author, a philosophy professor at New York University since 1980 does not believe in the causal closure of physics. Why doesn't he believe in the causal closure of physics? It's because he doesn't believe the Neo-Darwinian theory of evolution can explain the origin of consciousness, meaning, value and morality. What are his reasons? 1)The probability of it happening by chance is too low.2)There hasn't been enough time for consciousness to evolve.What evidence does he provide? It's just a gut instinct based on his common sense intuitions. However, his common sense intuitions haven't been honed by a scientific education. In a shocking admission in the beginning of the book, Mr. Nagel admits that his only scientific knowledge is from reading popular science books. When reading the book, it is clear that he is not even widely read in popular science. It is also clear that many of his ideas come from reading popular pseudo-scientific books written by creationist and intelligent design advocates.Since he believes physics is not casually closed or complete, Mr. Nagel has to invent another force acting in the world to complete it. This force is mind. It is a position known as panpsychism:. All matter has a mental aspect, or, alternatively, all objects have a unified center of experience or point of view. How this mysterious something extra is supposed to explain consciousness or its evolution is never explained. It reminds me of Moliere. Why does opium make us sleepy? It makes us sleepy due to its dormative properties. This smacks of ad hocism. His whole argument is the argument from incredulity: P is too incredible (or: I cannot imagine how P could possibly be true); therefore, P must be false. Since he can't understand how science can explain consciousness, it is therefore unexplainable in terms of existing science. His limitations are the scientific community's limitations. This is the height of narcissism and evinces contempt for the scientific communities ability to discover the nature of reality.One of his unstated assumptions is that a justificationist perspective informs science, which if true, makes it vulnerable to Münchhausen's trilemma. All attempts at justifying a position end in one of three states:1)Circular reasoning,2)Infinite regress3)Axiomatic or fideism.Mr. Nagel accuses naturalistic Neo-Darwinian science of falling prey to all three. Naturalist epistemology can't justify itself without begging the question, reason couldn't have evolved because it would involve an infinite regress, and thirdly, naturalism is an ideology. Accusing science of being an ideology is a rhetorical ploy used by creationists and ID proponents. Since they cannot refute evolutionary science, they claim it is an ideology. Once asserted to be an ideology, they employ the tu quoque argument and claim that everyone has to adopt foundational assumptions that cannot be proven.However, since Popper, a falsificationist perspective informs science. Although this is at the cost of certainty, the benefit is explaining why science is a never-ending open-ended endeavor. Given science's progress thus far, it is excessively premature to give up and seek other explanations for the evolution of consciousness, meaning, value and morality.Mr. Nagel does not hold his beliefs subject to the implications of science, but instead, holds beliefs and then states that science is therefore wrong. For example, Nagel states, "Street holds that a Darwinian account is strongly supported by contemporary science, so she concludes that moral realism is false. I follow the same inference in the opposite direction: since moral realism is true, a Darwinian account of the motives underlying moral judgment must be false, in spite of the scientific consensus in its favor."Mr. Nagel never says why moral realism is true, he just states that it is. His beliefs are based on his innate sense of how things just have to be. He's an atheist for the same reason. He says he just doesn't have a sense that god exists, therefore he doesn't. Elsewhere he says. "However, in my case the scientific credentials of Darwinism, and these other examples, are not enough to dislodge the immediate conviction that objectivity is not an illusion with respect to basic judgments of value."Mr. Kant believed that the world was Euclidean and that this was a necessary truth of reason. It later turned out he was wrong. He is also believed Newtonian mechanics accurately described the world. We later found is doesn't. Mr. Nagel believes that the law of the excluded middle is a truth of logic. However, if the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics is correct, this is not the case. Basing our beliefs on our intuitions is a poor way to proceed. All modern science is based on its rejection.Because of his self-professed scientific illiteracy, he is completely unaware of how game theory can explain the logic of behavior or how biosemiotics is beginning to explain how meaning and value can arise in a completely mindless material universe.. The problem with Nagel's book is that it is ultimately anthropocentric. All prior life forms were precursors to the ultimate expression of the universe: humans. He has no concept that we might be mere way stations along the road to some future that doesn't include humans or consciousness. Whatever the future brings, it will certainly include a post-human humanity with entirely different needs, morals, and values. Like all pre-Darwinian thinkers, he lives in a world of stasis. He believes in a platonic world that contains eternal truths. However, he provides no method for ascertaining what those truths are or when we've discerned them. According to Mr. Nagel, some mysterious teleological process has guided evolution that resulted in consciousness and value. He cannot accept that we are negentropic energy sinks that have effloresced out of a mindless material universe and will one day disappear without leaving a trace.Claiming that the material world contains mind and is guided by a teleological process adds nothing to the scientific description of the world. There's no way to test for it. The beauty of this, however, is that fideists can add all the non-testable, non-refutable beliefs they need to a theory to get back to their religion. But this is not science.The subtitle of the book is: Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is Almost Certainly False. Mr. Nagel comes no where close to doing this. Instead the book is a embarrassing collection of non sequiturs.
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The very controversial thesis argued by Nagel in this book is that two very big pieces are missing in the modern scientific/naturalistic worldview: why is there consciousness, and why would it evolve at all. Attached to these questions are the problems of reason, value, and free will. Nagel admits that he doesn't have an answer to these questions, but as a philosopher, not a scientists, his job is to point out these glaring holes, not to solve them. He argues that, based on these gaps, a completely materialistic explanation for the cosmos is not tenable. The alternative worldview that Nagel supports is neither material nor ideal, but a dual aspect neutral monism which includes both physical and mental properties of the cosmos. Furthermore, he criticizes the standard neodarwinian account of efficiently caused complexity, arguing for either a teleological or intentionally designed explanation for the directionality of the universe. He does not think the standard materialistic 'chance' explanation suffices to properly explain what we see. I can understand why many people would scoff at this line of questioning, without a reasoned or evidence-based alternative it is hard to stomach. The only reason why I agree with Nagel is because I think I've glimpsed an alternative. I admire Nagel's courage, and admire that he lets his curiosity and inquisitive nature lead him to these questions regardless of how contrarian they appear to be.
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The greatest mystery of the universe is that it is understandable by human cognition. Combine that with the origin of life and the origin of consciousness and the problem of values and you've got the gist of his argument. Not convincing but indirectly thought provoking.
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This is a very small book about some big issues; namely the "relation between mind, brain, and behavior in living animal organisms" and its relation to the cosmos. Thomas Nagel has written a provocative book aimed at both serious readers and other philosophers. Whether he succeeds in his goal of explaining the implausibility of materialist theories is in doubt, but there is no doubt that he provides some challenging ideas about the way we can philosophize about the nature of mind.The book starts sort of in midstream discussing modern materialist theories; with a focus on the "failure of psychophysical reductionism." This is the position in the philosophy of mind that proposes that the physical sciences will be ultimately capable of providing a theory of everything. It is known as as reductionism. In addition to attacking this he proposes that the development of mind raises questions that the evolutionary theory of the development of life forms can explain the complexity that is evident today. He also criticizes the idea that consciousness is merely a side-effect. In this he is successful at least from this reader's perspective. It seems evident that life is more than just an accident that keeps happening.After a discussion of anti-reductionism and the natural order the book follows with chapters on consciousness, cognition, and values. In his discussion of cognition he proposes a teleological, or goal-oriented, development of "biological possibilities". This is presented as an alternative to the alternatives: chance, creationism, or directionless physical law. He does not recognize that evolutionary theory suggests that certain developments might be inevitable, or at least predictable. His proposals are made as reasonable alternatives to theories that he suggests have reached a dead end. In presenting them he does not argue from proof, but rather suggests his alternatives provide what may be considered a new paradigm that will allow progress in areas like the relationship of consciousness and the brain and evolutionary development.He concludes that the best alternative is a naturalistic, though non-materialist, alternative. Thus Mind is not an inexplicable accident or a divine and anomalous gift but a basic aspect of nature that we will not understand until we transcend the built-in limits of contemporary scientific orthodoxy. Some questions that were raised in our discussion of this book included whether there is life or consciousness elsewhere in the universe, if the ability to create life in the laboratory would have any bearing, and if we could create consciousness in computers would this make a difference? Unfortunately the author does not explore these and many other issues in this short book. While Nagel is an atheist, he adds that even some theists might find his proposed views acceptable; since they could maintain that God is ultimately responsible for such an expanded natural order, as they believe he is for the laws of physics.


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Out of his smoke-filled rooms in Baker Street stalks a figure to cause the criminal classes to quake in their boots and rush from their dens of inequity ...The twelve mysteries gathered in this first collection of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson's adventures reveal the brilliant consulting detective at the height of his powers. Problems involving a man with a twisted lip, a fabulous blue carbuncle and five orange pips tax Sherlock Holmes' intellect alongside some of his most famous cases, including A Scandal in Bohemia and The Red-Headed League.
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Hi all,
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i have ful backup file, diffrential backup file, transaction log backup file.
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2. affter that i restore different database differential backup file. it does not work, the error is :' Theproceding operationdid not specify WITH NORECOVERY or WITH STANDBY. Resatr the restore sequence, specifying WITH NORECOVERY or WITH STANDBY for all but the final step. RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally'
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Voyage to the Sea
AU Rose is a poor Irish girl on board the ship Titanic with her mother, Ruth DeWitter. While working, Rose befriends both the shipbuilder Thomas Andrews and Jack Dawson, a young artist. Despite her mother's desire for Rose to have a better life and marry Cal Hockley, Rose finds herself in love with the sea, and a certain Irishman…
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Chapter 1: To Be...or Not to Be?
Ninety-two-year-old Rose Andrews paced up and down her living room apartment in Manhattan, New York, while waiting for her granddaughter Lizzy to call.
If they've found what I think they will…Oh, Thomas! If only you were here! The elderly woman thought as she looked up at the old photograph of her deceased husband Thomas E. Andrews upon the living room wall.
Suddenly the telephone rang. Rose nearly jumped. Then with anticipation and excitement, she picked up the phone.
"Hello?" she asked, not sure who was on the other end of the line.
"Grandma?" Lizzy asked. Rose smiled. "Yes, dear…what is it?" Her granddaughter, Lizzy Calvert had gone to run some errands, and was due back any minute.
"I wanted to tell you earlier, but I lost signal. Turn on the TV to CNN…there's a story about a historian and a computer whiz who found the sunken liner…"
Rose's eyes were as big as saucers. "What did they say her name was?" she asked breathlessly.
"The Titanic" The phone dropped. Rose felt dizzy as if she was going to fall over. Slowly she made her way over to the television and grabbed the remote turning it to the desired channel.
"Grandma?" Lizzy hollered. Frustrated, the woman hung up the phone. She had to get home!
"... I have museum-trained experts here, making sure this stuff is preserved and catalogued properly. Look at this drawing, which was found today…"
It was Thomas' drawing! The one where she was posing near the stern at sunset, the evening of their engagement! How had it survived?
The man called Brock Lovett told the reporter.
"... Its a piece of paper that's been underwater for seventy-two years... and my team was
able to preserve it as if it was drawn yesterday. Should this have remained unseen at the bottom of the ocean for eternity, when we can see it and enjoy it now...?"
Rose was hypnotized by the portrait. She blanched as she looked at the drawing. "Well, Glory be" she whispered.
Lizzy came in just then, carrying several bags of groceries in her arms. Rose turned to her, her face still as white as a ghost.
Lizzy looked with concern at her aging grandmother. "Grandma? Are you all right? You look as if you've seen a ghost."
Rose smiled a little. "Yes, perhaps…the ghost of your grandfather"
Lizzy gave Rose a funny look then looked at the television screen. The picture of a young woman on the stern of a liner, at what appeared to be sunset, was frozen on the screen.
"She's beautiful" Lizzy commented, admiring the portrait.
Rose smiled softly. "Oh, she was at one time, perhaps" Rose blinked back tears looking over at the wall.
Lizzy looked at the initials on the drawing. T.A. 4/13/1912
T.A. Lizzy thought. The younger woman whirled around at stared at her elderly relative.
"Thomas Andrews?" she cried in disbelief.
Rose chuckled softly. "Yes, my dear. Your grandfather Thomas Andrews drew that picture. And the girl he was drawing… was me"
Brock Lovett started whistling as he got ready to enter one of the submarines that would take him and Lewis Bodine down to the liner to investigate.
Suddenly he turned as Bobby Beull ran over to him, satellite phone in his hand.
"Phone call for you boss…some lady says she's a survivor of Titanic…she was married to the guy who drew that picture"
Brock raised an eyebrow. "What's her name?" he asked.
"Rose Andrews" came the reply. Brock sighed and took the phone. If this was some kind of prank…
"Hello?" he asked.
"Mr. Lovett?" came an Irish accent over the phone.
"Yes, I'm Brock Lovett…May I ask…?"
"My name is Rose Andrews. My husband and I were survivors on the Titanic"
Brock couldn't help but feel a sense of 'prove it'.
"Look at the picture closely, Mr. Lovett…Does the young woman have a dragon-fly comb in her hair?"
Lovett looked at the picture closely. Yes. The artist had taken special precaution to draw a comb in the young woman's hair.
"Yes, I see it" Brock said. Rose smiled at the other end of the line.
"What is your purpose, Mrs. Andrews? Why are you so interested in the drawing?" the historian asked, purely impressed that she had uncovered a detail that even he had missed.
"I'm only telling you this because I was the girl in the portrait."
Brock nearly dropped the phone. His mouth went dry.
"Also Mr. Lovett…perhaps you'd like to know about the 'Heart of the Ocean' as well?" Rose said, a twinkle in her eye.
Brock hurried out of the submarine and nearly knocked Anatoly over.
"How soon can we meet?" he asked.
Rose smiled. "As soon as you'd like" They said their goodbyes and Rose hung up the phone.
She smiled at Lizzy who looked confused. "Everything will be explained in due time" Rose winked.
She smiled sadly at the picture of Thomas again. Shaking her head, she called for her Irish setter, Shepherd.
"Here, Shep! There's a good boy…now, we have company coming, and I want you to be on your best behavior"
The dog barked. Rose smiled at the dog as she patted him. He'd been a great comfort when Thomas had died of a pneumonia ten years ago.
The Irish woman smiled to herself as she grabbed the dog's leash. She couldn't wait for tomorrow!
Lizzy unpacked Rose's things in the small utilitarian room. Rose is placing a number of photo frames on the nightstand, arranging them carefully, next to the fishbowl. Brock and Bodine are in the doorway.
"Is your stateroom alright?" Lovett asked.
"Yes. Very nice. Have you met my granddaughter, Lizzy? She takes care of me." Rose said with a smile. She'd seen the way Brock Lovett had eyed Lizzy.
"Yes. We met just a few minutes ago, grandma. Remember, up on deck?" Lizzy responded.
"Oh, yes. That's right" Rose answered.
Brock glanced at Bodine... oh oh. Bodine rolled his eyes.
Rose finishes arranging her photographs.
Lizzy looked at them remembering fondly her parents, her aunt and uncle, her cousins and siblings, and finally her dearly departed grandfather, Thomas Andrews, the ship's builder.
"There, that's nice. I have to have my pictures when I travel. And Shep of course." she grinned at the dog.
Rose smiled to herself as Lovett filled Lizzy in on the history of the diamond and so forth. They didn't know what she knew.
She looked at Thomas' picture again. So handsome, so bright and alive; and very mischievous.
She listened in on the last part of the conversation.
"If your grandma is who she says she is, she had the diamond two days before Titanic sank." Lovett said with a smile.
He looked at Rose.
"And that makes you my new best friend. I will happily compensate you for
anything you can tell us that will lead to its recovery."
"I don't want your money, Mr. Lovett. I know how hard it is for people who
care greatly for money to give some away." Rose said with a smile.
"You don't want anything?" Bodine asked skeptically.
Rose pointed at the drawing. "You may give me this, if anything I tell you is of value."
Lovett nodded. "Deal."
Rose smiled. "Then I'm ready to begin my tale."
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What's with adults watching kid's shows?
Okay, not insulting any adults who actually saw those shows but I just want to make a simple retro-perspective of this issue. Roughly 10 years ago it was cool to hate a kid's show such as Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh for examples. In fact most anime forums back then are constantly filled with hatred to those shows, much like what most "kids" today did to Naruto, Bleach, random ecchi and moe shows.
Today things had changed. The kids who once hate those shows are now grown into adults and some of them are collecting cards, a hobby which they once hated. I can't say much about how it changed but I think introductions of Yu-Gi-Oh and Vanguard cards and exhibition duels in most anime-related convection may help to change their mentality towards those shows.
If Cardfight Vanguard was shown in 1999 instead of 2009 and I don't think it is cool as it is today. Just wondering.
Shows don't automatically get worse as you age.
There are plenty of cartoons I'd watch today, over many an anime, for sure...
Though yugioh kinda always sucked.
Why do I have the feeling that this is directed towards Bronies more than anything? :heh:
As to answer your question....oh hush really. Who cares....if they like it, they like it.
Actually, I think it's mainly because a lot of kids a decade or more ago did like shows like Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Then those kids grew up, but many simply continued on with their fandom into adulthood, because the show is continuing on and/or getting sequels/spin-offs. At least in Pokemon's case, I'm sure that the video games helped.
The producers of these shows noticed this, and so they tried to make the show more appealing to adult anime fans in general, while still making it accessible to the kids of today. This is to ensure that these now adult Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh fans continue to stay around.
This picture nicely sums up one way this is accomplished. ;)
In my country, 20-something men are playing Yu-Gi-Oh and Vanguard in the public. Something you're not going to see in past 5 years.
I think the reason why some of the "kid's" shows are quite popular among adults, at least in my theory, because of the clever marketing campaigns for the card games rather than the shows themselves. How you mentioned anime conventions already gave the clue.
I see two major reasons for this:
The first thing is that society is overbearing and critical of children and their hobbies, and liking things like Pokemon cards and other such "nerdy" devices is and was considered to be "nerdy" and caused you to be a social outcast. In order for something to be socially acceptable, people have to outwardly enjoy them. When you're a kid, you feel like you shouldn't do these things because they're frowned upon. When you grow up, you stop caring about what society thinks about what you do with your own money and in your own home. When you get older and you become a well-defined individual you no longer have to hold yourself to the standards of others to the extremes that children often do to fit in.
The second thing is social media and the internet. Everything has scaled up. There are more conventions, more tournaments, and more everything for things that were once considered to be nerdy. People have the ability to go on forums, and talk on Facebook, and interact with each other in their hobbies over the internet. When there are millions of other people who enjoy the same things that you enjoy, it stops being an issue that some people think badly about your hobbies.
As far as myself, I can be pretty critical when I really want to be. A lot of cartoons (especially those made by Tartakovsky and Faust, for specific examples) are actually very well made. They have all of the elements you expect in a Hollywood movie but sometimes do a better job of portraying them. Heck, Kids Next Door actually had a romance aspect to it that was pretty nicely done considering its medium and audience. I suspect a little bit of this enjoyment also comes from the fact that a lot of adults watched cartoons as a children, and society really doesn't provide us with any reason why we can't enjoy them as adults. Especially as long as animated movies from studios like Pixar are going to come out and be held to the same standards as every other kind of movie.
They're pretty enjoyable. Less seriousness in some and not complication which most mature anime shows gives.
I admit that I have been an avid watcher of Courage the Cowardly Dog on Cartoon Network.
But heck, that show isn't made for kids! :heh:
I don't think adults watching kid's shows is a problem. The problem begins when they begin a makeshift cult and type mysterious runes using their keyboards to look for fellow advocates.
Codename: Kids Next Door was awesome when I was 21 :cool:
Pretty much any cartoon that doesn't treat you like an idiot can be surprisingly watchable.
I'm not sure what's hard to get about this. Kids' shows that are well made have entertainment value regardless of your age. This has always been true, and nothing's really changed. Sailor Moon was worth watching as an adult 20 years ago, and Precure is worth watching today.
The main difference is that teenagers are young enough that they don't want to be associated with kids' stuff, while adults don't have to care about that kind of thing.
Some real hardcore stuff. I having nothing but respect for a bold move like that. :cool:
A person's teenage years are the years when they most want to prove that they're "adult". This is because it tends to earn them greater respect and trust from adults (which translates into more leeway on curfew, getting to drive the car, etc...), and greater admiration from their peers. Appearing "kiddish" will get you the opposite - Lack of respect and concern from adults, and teasing from your peers.
This makes sense, as a person's teenage years are about gradually transitioning into adulthood. Just about every culture in the world puts a certain emphasis on that "rite of passage". High school graduation ceremonies often aren't just about finishing high school, but also about (hopefully) completing that transition into being an adult.
Once you're an actual adult, people will treat you like one as long as you appear reasonably professional at work and basically are self-sufficient. You're also not monitored the same way, generally speaking. People don't care as much about your entertainment interests unless you give them a reason to care (talk about it a lot at work, say).
So a person's teenage years are actually the hardest years to be an "open" fan of certain things. Like cartoons aimed primarily at kids, and "children's card games", and collecting figurines. Being an adult can actually make being an "open" fan of this easier.
Haven't you noticed?
"Nerd" is the new "cool". :cool:
At least, that's really what it seems like these days....
Ha. HA I SAY! The tables, they have turned! :cool:
We're adults. We do whatever the fuck we want with our free time, and if we want to watch shows aimed at kids, we will.
It's not like shows automagically reduce in enjoyability as we age. Also, specific to anime:
-Most anime aimed at kids realize they have big and growing (considering birthrate and population of Japan) periphery demographic of adults.
-Some anime is explicitly aimed at two demographics. e.g. "shoujo" stuff that is girls 5-12, males 18+.
Computer nerds, comic book nerds, fantasy nerds, sci-fi nerds, gamers.
Anime nerds? We are cut from the same cloth.
What movies got the most hype for 2012?
The Avengers and The Hobbit.
What TV show has one of the most highest ratings on a regular network?
The Big Bang Theory.
And what brand-new show is starting this month on TBS?
King of the Nerds.
Freaking Wal-Mart has Sailormoon and Naruto among their book section, and several mainstream anime series in their DVD selection as well.
We nerds are no longer shunned or ignored.....at least "we who live in the USA". :D
I did grow out of Pokemon though but I'd watch it if it was on and just stumbled upon it while flipping channels. I still play and collect the games though.
Other than that, I still watch cartoons. And like Random32 said, I'll watch whatever the hell I want. Lol
Now this was the era of the VHS recorder, and so my brother & I were taping shows whilst we were at school. He convinced me to start recording/watching Babylon 5 instead (on a different TV channel), and I pretty quickly picked up that a show/book/comic/whatever with a pre-scripted ending was going to provide a superior experience to any endless show jammed with repetitions and filler :).
So, to this day I have an aversion to any anime which looks like it doesn't have an ending; Hayate I think is the only exception to that, but then I only watched it for the comedy, not the story.
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Wintour, who is the editor-in-chief of American Vogue, the influential fashion magazine based in New York, will watch the Northern Youth Fashion Show.
The show is raising money for two charities supporting refugees and has been organised by the University of York's fashion publication, HARD Magazine. It takes place on January 29 at the University of York's Central Hall and Wintour will take part in a pre-show Q&A session hosted by Katharine Viner, editor-in-chief of The Guardian.
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I'm fascinated with this essay from Deborah Copaken Kogan, war photographer, essayist, and bestselling author. After being long-listed for a literary award that's only for women, she discovers it's considered "controversial" because we as a society are living in an age of egalitarian harmony and "the past is gone."
In response, Kogan calls up a lifetime of experience that includes being lumped into a women's portion of a war photography exhibition, having the title Shutterbabe forced upon her memoir, being ignored by major publications (to whom she's contributed) for reviews, and other actions that ultimately marginalize her for being female. In summation:
The lack of respectful coverage, the slut-shaming and name-calling, all the girly book covers and not-my-titles despite high literary aspirations, has worn me down, made me question everything: my abilities, my future, my life. This is what sexism does best: it makes you feel crazy for desiring parity and hopeless about ever achieving it.
And here's something you'll rarely here me say, I would recommend browsing the comment section of her essay, which includes responses by critics who have reviewed her, a personal exchange between Kogan and critic Daniel Mendelsohn, a smattering of insanely pretentious and dismissive man-trolls, and a few more balanced responses offering measured critiques and support of Kogan's case.
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