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Bird's bizarre attempt at a theme park blockbuster may have fizzled at the box office, but it sure is a strange creature (for more, read Duncan Gray's even-handed exploration). It posits a land away from the rapidly degrading potential of our world, a land populated solely by the inspired and genius, creating magnificent achievements to gift to those who remain in the land. Is this the troubled vision of an ideal film festival? As our plane arced over the French alps, and later as a festival shuttle wove around Swiss lakes and plunged through uneasily long, winding tunnels to finally find Locarno, I couldn't help but think of a Disneyland ride that purports to transport you through space but in fact takes you into the imagination.
I have no doubt this festival I've always wanted to attend, in a town I've never been, to in a country I had yet to visit, each and all have their own secrets to impart...but who am I kidding? I nearly leapt off the bus and into the closest cinema.
First taste: the international competition. There are plenty of known quantities coming up here—films by Hong Sang-soo, Chantal Akerman, Andrej Zulawski, and Athena Rachel Tsangari, to name my most dreamed for—but I began with a debut, Josh Mond's James White. Mond belongs to a kind of micro-collective of American indie producers and filmmakers grouped under the Borderline Films banner, including Antonio Campos (Afterschool, Simon Killer), Alastair Banks Griffin (Two Gates of Sleep), and Sean Durkin (Martha Marcy May Marlene), who don't make movies that I particularly care for, preferring slickly provocative styles matched with thin, too schematic psychological drama. James White is a slumped shoulders portrait of a New York loser (played by Scott Mescudi, better known as musician Kid Cudi) whose main redeeming quality is the near absolute compassion for and dedication to his cancer-ridden widowed mother (Cynthia Nixon). It carries with it a kind of grungy, New York apathy particular to wayward millennials in the city reminiscent of the Safdies' Heaven Knows What, which likewise finds the kind of degradation of "old New York" not in the city's topography or society but a degradation of the soul and spirit of some of the its inhabitants. Mescudi, the film's unassuming strength, nails this with his lackadaisically yet perfectly greased hair, maintained slacker facial fuzz, unwashed hoody and a phlegmatic delivery as if his whole aspect is mid-hangover. Yet to watch any ten minutes of this film is to see the whole picture, this young man's depths of sorrow and, with the expected drinking, brawling, fucking and so on, rampant degradation.
It doesn't help the camera is a half a step too close to everything, seemingly to nail some sense of claustrophobic, subjective myopia but in fact failing to characterize the spaces any of its characters live in, interact with, or move through. In a key scene of a perhaps fuck-buddy, perhaps-girlfriend leaving Scott to care for his mother, she kisses him and then, in what could be a beautiful, telling gesture, right before leaving bumps her head against his chest; except, the angle of the shot and the camera's proximity to the actors in the scene barely make this movement legible, and strip the act of import, robbing the female character of a meaningful moment and our lone loser with any kind of consolidation. The whole thing feels like an edgy-indie attempt on James Gray, mashing up the arrested development of Joaquin Phoenix in Two Lovers with the dying mother of The Yards, but all without Gray's restraint and precise placing of his distraught New Yorkers in an ethnic, familial and neighborhood milieu. Instead, Mond expectedly foregrounds immediacy and proximity as shortcuts to inquiry and intimacy, and never really moves either beyond the introductory stage with his excellent cast of actors, all deservedly given great, tellingly rich moments. Yet what was left with me was without a doubt a taste of New York I've seen and felt before, a tenor that the film may lack in tactile texture but conjures in sensibility.
I ran from the competition across the Piazza Grande, already thick with 8000 seats in leopard colors for the large scale plein air screenings during the festival— opening tonight with Jonathan Demme, Diablo Cody and Meryl Streep's Ricki and the Flash—to catch the first thing I could in the festival's retrospective dedicated to controversial American trendsetter Sam Peckinpah. The largest of several tributes and retrospectives at this festival whose international identity is now firmly associated with a dedication to film history extensively experienced on celluloid, the series includes many welcome non-famous works by the director, like dozens of episodes of TV Peckinpah directed in the late 50s, as well as such oddball selections as what I was dashing to now, Don Siegel's beloved 1956 Invasion of the Body Snatchers, whose Sam claim to fame is merely a passing cameo. Such stretched reasoning hardly impacted my desire to see it. Any excuse to watch Walter Wanger's Superscope production on film is a good one.
In fact, as the festival experience is wont to do, I felt echoes between Siegel's mounting hysteria and Wond's fatalist despondency in contemporary New York. They shared a complicity in something ambient and inescapable, except that Siegel's horrifying vision starts personal and expands to society and, in the movie's most famous scene, implicates and expands out into the audience: the threat, the terror is among us! James White, in a manner in keeping with the general scope of American independent films, keeps its portrait, its world particular to the individual: a character study, a slice of life, a personal struggle of redemption, an exception rather than the gross danger of a rule. This of course allows for the kind of psychological and melodramatic detail that Siegel's B-production can't hope to match, even if it wanted to. But it also means that once the lights in the cinema come back on, it's not just the movie that is over but its impact and implication as well. Over half a century old, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, with its grim stiffness, its small town modesty, the clash of the banal and the absurd, has not lost one frame of its ability to chill. Despite the seeming irrelevance of the generic Communist allegory driving it forward, its fear is still palpable, its swallowed panic infectious, and its America far in period but not in mindset of ours today.


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I have ponied up and ordered my son a Traxxas Slash 1/10 Scale 2WD for his upcoming 10th birthday. He's great with tools, loves engines and cars, can use power tools and loves quality RC cars (we ran into some men at a park while camping and now he is hooked - and I like it too)
What are some fairly low-cost "fun" accessories that I could tell his grandparents would be good for a b-day gift? What are some items that will help him enjoy this truck? Any help is appreciated.
I'm thinking - shells (which ones fit?), tires, batteries...etc.
Sorry - I am a 100% newbie but am looking forward to having fun and learning with my son on this.
Thank you
With regards to fun I think youre on the right track on what to get. I assume you ordered a brushed version? Get a 2s lipo battery and some good tires. The kind of tires you get depend on the surface being mostly driven on. Look at the proline website there are a lot of bodies available for the slash. Getting a clear body, painting it and adding decals is half the fun for me.
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So... can I assume that any 1/10 shell will fit? Or how can I know which shells will fit?
For batteries - what do you recommend? Any of these?
Thank you for your help!
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In my 2wd Raptor I ran the traxxas 2s 5000mah before upgrading to a brushless system and going to 3s. Worked well for me. Traxxas p/n: 2842X
Thank you -
Do any 1/10 shells fit? Or is there something i need to look for?
Just 1/10 isn't a guarantee. Shells for short course, MT, truggy etc vary in size but all 1/10.
Pay attention to wheelbase and width if not specified for Slash.
Training mode is a good thing!
Spare batteries and a good charger are the best accessories to keep the fun going.
2S Lipo is better than NiMH batteries.
I'd say spare parts before tires. You'll be going through bash faze and airplane faze...
You'll need some castor blocks, fr. bearing carriers, for sure...
then maybe control arms..., shock towers...? Spares can save the day...
Do some research on tires and buy later when you kill the stock ones...
thanks - great advice!
Also get yourself a cheap heat gun. Excessive heat kills motors.
Keep an eye on the temps and take a cool down break when needed.
The #58076 denotes the Slash in the VXL trim. the numbers after hyphen (-) denote livery and such.
Now here's where the (if you can find one) factors in. The preceding 2 after (-) denotes (on Board Audio) which has been discontinued from manufacture in the two top trims now (VXL - Ultimate) but remains in the entry XL-5 / T12-550 packages.
Since this is for a 10 yr. old nothing lights their face up bigger than hearing this monster engine come alive and respond to their throttle control. and the entry level one with it included sells at most places for $269. ( 58034-2 ).
So at minimum I would suggest getting a 58034-2 (come in Red/Blue/White/Black).
But.. The benefits of the 58076 over the 58034 for beginning and young racers is the inclusion of a LCG (low center of gravity) chassis and TSM (Traxxas Stability Management). Now many argue this takes away from true RC'ing experience (basically training wheels). But nothing is fun for a kid / beginner about flipping over every time you turn or never being able to drive straight and losing control when you throttle up fast.
The difference is astounding as far as "Fun Factor" is concerned for kids/beginners.
So outside of finding a remaining (-2*) in the premium versions at a local shop/e-tailer. you would have to build one.
And if going that route (Building) the 58076 is an easier path (just add sound / possibly chassis) vs rebuilding a 58034 to spec (new receiver/controller/chassis) not to mention as you and your son grow in hobby you'll want the better VXL system.
But two things that will be universal for "Fun Factor" no matter what you choose is:
1: Set your Slash to "Training Mode" this will prolong about everything to do with your slash ie: battery life/runtime, tire wear, parts breakage/repairs, motor/esc life/heat. It is still plenty fast and I would say should be considered the only mode for those without a LCG chassis and TSM for kids/beginners.
2: A 7600mah 2S Lipo: This battery coupled with "Training mode" lasts me usually a min of 40mins. (Running Hard) most often over an hour and enough to feel I've had a complete session.
Hopefully this wasn't too long winded. Just wanted to include things that were not mentioned or suggested that I feel are important factors to consider for fun value.
Thanks a ton Jim - that's a really solid reply. I appreciate the time you put into posting that!
As the others have stated, a custom body is by far one of the most fun things about the hobby.
https://www.prolineracing.com/short-...-truck-bodies/ There are other companies that make short course bodies as well, but I prefer Proline as they tend to use thicker lexan, which is more durable. I've had Parma bodies as well, and they tend to be much thinner... lighter weight, but not nearly as rugged.
The best parts about buying an aftermarket body is a full list...
1: You/He gets to pick out the style of the truck, anywhere from vintage to modern
2: You/He also gets to pick out the color scheme of the truck, thus making it unique and one of a kind
3: You both get some quality time painting and finishing the body together.
In terms of driving fun, Jim hit it pretty spot on... big capacity battery for long run times (more fun!) and a good charger to keep that battery in good condition when not in use.
Tires/rims/lights/etc can all be fun if you really like tinkering and building, but overall, not 100% required to go out and have a good time. Once he gets used to running the truck and really has the hang of it, then possibly consider swapping tires/rims to a suitable tread pattern and get some extra traction in whatever conditions you are driving on.
Just go to youtube and watch as much rc videos as possible.
Expect to break stuff and spend tons of money lol
But in all seriousness its a great thing to do with your boy amd I can't say how much it means to hear a father actually doing stuff with his son.
Already doing it right even if youre a newb.
My son and I have been doing rc rock crawling about 3 years and he has a rig better than mine and he loves it.
I got a slash and hes like Uhhhh dad are you for real what are you doing?
Haha gotta get my go fast fix too
Anyway just go on youtube and LEARN like crazy.
Get a subscription to RC CAR ACTION. Visit you local hobby shop. Have fun! And never look back!
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Gold and silver have played an important role throughout money's history. Unlike modern currencies, precious metals can't be created out of thin air and derive value from their scarcity.
Globally, how does the value of minted gold and silver coins compare to currency creation?
On the topic of future inflationary or deflationary expectations, there are strong fundamental arguments on both sides. In my simple interpretation, the deflationary camp (dollar bulls) make the case that the economy remains fractured, entire industries are being undermined by the pandemic, there is high unemployment, the personal savings rate is up, the stock market is at stretched valuations, the housing market is approaching bubble territory, and the demand for US dollars remains the prevailing undercurrent of international trade. The Fed, despite its best efforts, cannot seem to meet its inflation target. Further economic weakness or perhaps a market crash would incite a flight to liquidity, demand for dollars to meet debt obligations, and broad debt defaults, further tightening the monetary supply. A strong dollar generally weighs heavily on the price of precious metals, particularly in short-term liquidity crises, and creates the potential for a near term headwind on metals prices. Read More
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The price coiling I highlighted in gold in my last post failed to the downside, which I mentioned was a possibility. There were two key levels, the 1865-1880 band, and then 1800, which would have retested the entire move. Buyers came in strong at 1865 and price held, right at the 100 day moving average. The breakdown from the pennant has created a bull wedge, and the RSI (relative strength index) never hit oversold levels, which implies to me that bulls remain in control. Gold is not completely out of the woods – a breakout of that bull wedge would confirm that 1865 was the interim low. I am looking for confirmation above 1935 and then 1950 for next sizable move. The price action in silver and the miners confirm this thesis. Read More
Since mid-August, sales in the physical precious metals market – red hot at the peak of the COVID outbreak – have begun to taper off slightly. This slowing of demand is directly correlated to price action. I will focus on gold specifically. Read More
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Gillis, Louisiana facts for kids
|Gillis, Louisiana
|Census-designated place
|• Total
|4.3 km2 (1.7 sq mi)
|• Land
|4.3 km2 (1.7 sq mi)
|• Water
|0 km2 (0 sq mi)
|8 m (26 ft)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
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|152.6/km2 (395/sq mi)
Gillis is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in northern Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, United States. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 657.
Gillis is located in northeastern Calcasieu Parish, 12 miles (19 km) north of Lake Charles and 36 miles (58 km) south of DeRidder. U.S. Route 171 is the main road through the community.
Gillis falls under the school district of Iowa, a town 20 miles (32 km) to the southeast, though most parents send their children to schools much closer to home. Students who live in the Gillis community may attend Gillis Elementary on Topsy Road and Moss Bluff Middle School and Sam Houston High School in Moss Bluff.
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Actor turned Dirctor Imran Khan on Tuesday said that his Debut Directed Movie,"Sargishiyan" will be hitting the screens on 19th May. The upcoming movie is directed and produced by Imran Khan under his banner Imran Khan Productions. The movie has been shot in the picturesque locations of Kashmir and will surely be a visual treat for the audience.
Sargoshiyan is an upcoming travel drama flick which is all set to hit theatres in upcoming month. The story of the movie is about the people of Kashmir and their simplicity which can also be called as Kashmiriyat. The state of Kashmir has been an ideal location for shoots for several movies and music videos, thanks to its picturesque environment, not to mention its relatively untouched natural beauty that involves mountains, lakes, greenery and the stunning beauty of the locals. Sargoshiyan will only concentrate on the positive aspects of the state, and this time there will not be any violence and will just talk about the beauty of Kashmir and its people.
"The movie feaures a whole new image of the Kashmir valleym it is all about Kashmiriyat and Insaniyat", he added. "Sargoshiyan has relatively new faces in the movie, since it isn't really a commercial topic that is being covered, but something that is more socially and culturally connected. However, veteran Bollywood actress and entertainer, Farida Jalal is proud to be a part of this project, and has contributed her immense talent for the movie" said Imran Khan while addressing media.
He urged Bollywood to make more and more videos in Jammu & Kashmir as state has its own Natural beauty. He also said that after Sargoshiyan, his next project will also take Jammu Kashmir into new heights of Bollywood.
Imran Khan thanked CM Jammu Kashmir and her government for overwhelming support which made possible for him and his team to shoot movie in Valley.


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Potatoes New Brunswick will lead a national research effort to improve potato yields and boost the export competitiveness of Canadian french fries with the help of up to $1.4 million in government support.
The investment through AgriInnovation will enable Potatoes New Brunswick to work with other industry partners, Agriculture Canada scientists and universities, to identify factors that limit potato yields. On-farm experiments will help overcome these limitations and recommend new tools and technologies to potato farmers across the country.
Potatoes are the country's most widely farmed and consumed vegetable, representing over 30 per cent of all Canadian vegetables produced. The french fry sector buys almost half of Canadian potato production, generating over $708 million in export sales and employing 4,000 Canadians.
Potatoes New Brunswick will work with a number of key national partners, including the P.E.I. Potato Board, McCain Foods Ltd., the Manitoba Horticulture Productivity Enhancement Centre, Dalhousie University, the University of Manitoba and the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique in Quebec City.
"The stakes for processing potatoes in Canada have never been higher. This funding will allow Canadian potato producers to expedite the process and introduce new technology and best management practices to secure and develop export markets, said Shawn Paget, chair of Potatoes New Brunswick. "A national approach allows our industry to pool resources and make a concentrated effort to improve yields, secure grower profitability and increase competitiveness."


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Piers Morgan is known for being controversial – and often gets candid on social media. But when the journalist hit out at Ariana Grande, it didn't take long for her to fire back. And the pop star had the perfect comeback that left fans in awe.
Piers Morgan is known for being controversial – and often gets candid on social media. But when the journalist hit out at Ariana Grande, it didn't take long for her to fire back. And the pop star had the perfect comeback that left fans in awe.
Morgan was born in Sussex, U.K., on March 30, 1965. After studying journalism, he got his start working for tabloid newspapers on London's Fleet Street. Then, at just 29 years old, he was made the editor of the News of the World in 1994.
However just one year later, Morgan left the newspaper following the publication of some controversial photos. By printing the snaps taken of Charles, Earl Spencer's wife, Catherine Victoria Lockwood, leaving an addiction facility, he had breached the Editors' Code Of Practice. He then went on to helm the Daily Mirror. But less than a decade later, the journalist was fired.
Morgan was let go from the paper after publishing more controversial photos. This time, though, they purported to show British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners of war. However, the images were revealed to have been faked as part of a hoax. He also came under fire during the 2011 phone-hacking scandal that investigated the alleged tapping and hacking of phones by journalists to obtain stories.
Today, Morgan continues to work as a journalist and is also an editor for the Daily Mail website. In addition, he has built a successful career in television. The 53-year-old has served as a judge on both Britain's Got Talent and America's Got Talent.
Outside of talent shows, Morgan interviews celebrities for his TV series, Piers Morgan's Life Stories. He is also one of the presenters of Good Morning Britain. And the journalist is notorious for stirring up controversies both on-air and online.
Over the years, Morgan has had feuds with celebrities such as Hugh Grant, who he called a "tedious little man." He also branded Ewan McGregor a "pedophile-loving hypocrite" for previously supporting director Roman Polanski. Their rift began when the actor pulled out of appearing on Morgan's morning show because of his criticism over the Women's March on Washington in 2017.
Some argue that Morgan prides himself on being contentious. So when the band Little Mix posed for a provocative photo shoot, he wasted no time in criticizing them. And before long, it had escalated into a full-blown feud with Ariana Grande.
Little Mix are a British pop band who won U.K. TV talent competition The X Factor in 2011. The all-female group is made up of Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall. For the video to their song "Strip," the singers posed nude with cruel taunts written across their bodies.
On November 19, 2018, Morgan had slammed Ellen DeGeneres for sharing images of hunky men on her television show. "Ellen drooling today over famous men's bodies on #InternationalMensDay2018. Yet I've been abused all day for complimenting @hollywills on her legs. The hypocrisy of modern feminism laid bare," he wrote on Twitter.
And the following day, Morgan laid into Little Mix, claiming they had copied an Entertainment Weekly magazine cover starring the Dixie Chicks. "Hey @LittleMix – when are you going to admit you stole this idea from @dixiechicks?" he tweeted. The journalist also added that Nelson "looks ridiculous" and should "put some clothes on (if she has any)."
That's when Grande's mother came to the defense of Little Mix, who opened for the pop star on her 2017 Dangerous Woman Tour. "Honestly, what is wrong with you @piersmorgan? Didn't your mother ever teach you, if you have nothing nice to say, don't say it!" Joan Grande wrote.
Grande's mother continued, "You came for @TheEllenShow yesterday which was disgraceful, she is an angel. @LittleMix today, did you ever hear of paying homage? And… Well, never mind." It didn't take Morgan long to respond – and this time, he hit out at Joan's daughter.
"Hi Joan, my mother taught me to speak my mind and never be afraid to express honestly held opinion," Morgan responded. "Ellen's a hypocrite – and as for Little Mix, I'd just prefer they use their talent to sell records rather than their nudity. As your own daughter does!" Grande herself soon fired back with a scathing tweet aimed at Morgan.
"Ellen is an incredible and kind human being," Grande shared. "I use my talent AND my sexuality all the time because I choose to. Women can be sexual AND talented. Naked and dignified. It's OUR choice. And we will keep fighting until people understand. I say this with all due respect but thank u, next."
After that, Grande delivered another searing clapback to Morgan. "Also @piersmorgan, I look forward to the day you realize there are other ways to go about making yourself relevant than to criticize young, beautiful, successful women for everything they do," she added. "I think that'll be a beautiful thing for you and your career or what's left of it."
Fans applauded Grande for her response and shared their support on social media. "Thank you for this public service. [Morgan] has made a nuisance of himself on two continents," one person wrote. Others professed their love for the singer and stated that her comments against the journalist were "well-deserved."
However, Morgan appeared unfazed by Grande's words. He told the singer that his career is "doing just fine, thanks," and invited her on Good Morning Britain to continue the debate – an invitation that the 25-year-old has not responded to. But now, the journalist is waging a war against another star.
On November 30, Morgan slammed Emily Ratajkowski. Sharing a photo of the actress and model in a coat to social media, he wrote, "BREAKING NEWS: Emily Ratajkowski caught wearing clothes." But while Grande's comments may have left little impact on the former newspaper editor, it seems the pop star is getting the last laugh.
That same day, the video for Grande's song "Thank U, Next" came out. In just one day, it had been watched millions of times and has broken records as YouTube's most-viewed music video within 24-hours of dropping. "I'm kind of still waking up, so I feel like I may be dreaming all of this," Grande shared to her fans on Twitter. "I'm scared to acknowledge it or say anything yet. But man, this is wild. Thank you so much."


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Hey, Everyone! BriBaker here 😊 I'm excited to answer some of the most asked questions about The Protector Series! I also have a special giveaway going on. Check it out below!
How did Jay make it out alive in the first book?
When I finish the series, I plan on editing all the books. This would be my first scene I'd add some extra background information to. But to answer this question, Jay had already met the woman before. She'd spent some time with Jay's father in their land and he'd been a part of her trances before. Jay knew something was off and he played her game and made it seem that he was under her spell, but he just wanted to gain her trust until she slipped and left the door unlocked. I'd probably add a chapter in this book from Jay's POV to explain this part if I ever edited.
How many books are you planning to write in the series?
5 (Four full books and one story between the book I'm writing now and the final book)
Will Queles have a book?
There is actually going to be a small book between the Fallen Protector and the final book – it's going to be the back story of Queles and the original protector.
Is Drea alive?
*evil author laughter*
Do you believe in happy endings?
I do to a point. The ending I have planned for the series ties up all loose ends and to me that's a happy ending lol.
What happened to Lena's dad?
In the time point of book 2/book 3, all of the older protectors from the prologue of the first book are now dead. After I finish the series and edit, I'm going to make a short book detailing what happened to everyone shortly after book 1. But mainly, Andreas and Lena had a talk after everything went down where he offered his love and support, but ultimately stayed to look after his people.
The ending to the first book felt rushed. Could you make the tournament longer?
I plan to when I edit. As a writer, I have such a hard time with the beginnings and endings of books ha which is why I'm already writing the ending to the last book now. I don't want it to feel rushed. But I want the tournament scene to be longer with more court/political drama/more epic fight scenes. I'll probably add more days/rounds to tournament scene and more snippets with Dorn and Marnie.
Why was Jay/Lena so unaffected right after Kaius died?
I wanted to portray that Jay has a difficult time expressing emotions, but that ultimately, internally, he feels everything rather intensely (why the burial scene was important later on). I'd probably go back and make Lena's reaction different, maybe question him more, but I think in this part of the book, Lena's feelings for Jay aren't that strong so Kaius' passing was just another person dying. Harsh, I know! I kind of wanted to portray that Lena is willing to sacrifice anyone on her journey to save the people she loves/Anwar. That's just who her character is. I'd probably add more internal dialogue with more pressure on Jay's character to express what he's feeling. Lol it's all about the rewrites!
Do people know about the God's children? They seem like pretty important people but no one ever mentions them in the beginning.
Yes and no. There were epic battles in the beginning between the original protectors and the Gods' children. After their defeat, the God's children decided to go into hiding/not be as noticed or cause issues or else they'd be killed by the masses again. The only time they really come out of hiding is to participate in the tournament. They're more like bed time stories passed down to children – so people know they exist but no one has ever really interacted with one and lived to tell the tale.
How was Drea able to kill Amis? It was mentioned in the first book that protectors can't be killed.
As far as anyone knew, protectors couldn't be killed. That's what they all believed and what they told each other. Drea was the first one able to kill another protector, so she's basically changing all the rules that they thought they knew. Lol "the truth is the truth until it isn't the truth anymore."
To celebrate being a part of the #WattpadBlockParty, I'm giving away a two-chapter sneak peak in The Fallen Protector to 1 lucky winner! My giveaway is open internationally. The giveaway link will be posted at the bottom of this post as well as on my profile!
Thanks for checking out my post! All votes and comments are wonderfully appreciated 😊
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This has happened once before in our time pooling together predictions from both sides for every Penn State game. When the Lions met with Wisconsin in the Big Ten championship game at the end of the 2016 season, the whole Penn State contingent filed picks for the Lions, and the Wisconsin crew liked the Badgers.
In toss-up games, it's fair to lean on first-hand experience and have a higher opinion of the team you cover than an opponent where knowledge stays a little closer to the surface. But here we are again in a contest expected to go to the wire, where Iowa reporters like the Hawkeyes and Penn State's like the Lions.
The picks fall almost perfectly along beat lines with just one exception: Marc Morehouse of the Cedar Rapids Gazette believes Penn State will win a tight one. The other members of the Iowa beat liked the Hawkeyes, where PennLive staff and guests from the Penn State blogging community all favored Penn State.
So, who's right? Only time will tell in the next chapter of a funky series full of weird bounces, wild finishes, and of course the now-infamous 6-4 game back in 2004.
Here's a quick look at both teams, followed by game predictions from the PennLive staff and guests.
2019 record: 5-0 (2-0 Big Ten)
2018 record: 9-4 (6-3)
Last time out: W, 35-7 vs. Purdue
Total offense rank: No. 12 (499.6 ypg)
Scoring offense: No. 5 (47.0 ppg)
Rushing offense: No. 43 (194.0 ypg)
Passing offense: No. 19 (305.6 ypg)
Total defense: No. 4 (240.4 ypg)
Scoring defense: No. 2 (7.4 ppg)
Rushing defense: No. 3 (50.6 ypg)
Passing defense: No. 29 (189.8 ypg)
Time of possession: No. 95 (28:37)
Turnover margin: No. 52 (+0.20)
Passing leader: Sean Clifford 90-135, 1,443 yards, 12 TD, 2 INT
Rushing leader: Journey Brown 31 rush, 217 yards, 3 TD
Receiving leader: KJ Hamler 19 rec., 394 yards, 4 TD
Tackles: Micah Parsons and Jan Johnson, 27
Sacks: Yetur Gross-Matos, 5.5
TFLs: Yetur Gross-Matos, 7.5
Interceptions: John Reid, 2
2019 record: 4-1 (1-1 Big Ten)
2018 record: 9-4 (5-4)
Last time out: L, 10-3 at Michigan
Total offense rank: No. 62 (424.2 ypg)
Scoring offense: No. 81 (27.4 ppg)
Rushing offense: No. 54 (174.2 ypg)
Passing offense: No. 57 (250.0 ypg)
Total defense: No. 5 (254.2 ypg)
Scoring defense: No. 3 (8.8 ppg)
Rushing defense: No. 11 (85.6 ypg)
Passing defense: No. 12 (168.6 ypg)
Time of possession: No. 2 (35:41)
Turnover margin: No. 43 (+0.40)
Passing leader: Nate Stanley 99-160, 1,225 yards, 8 TD, 3 INT
Rushing leader: Mekhi Sargent 61 rush, 311 yards, 2 TD
Receiving leader: Ihmir Smith-Marsette 19 rec., 314 yards, 3 TD
Tackles: Kristian Welch, 39
Sacks: A.J. Epenesa, 2.0
TFLs: Daviyon Nixon, 2.5
Interceptions: Michael Ojemudia, 2
Bob Flounders, PennLive reporter
What a dilemma. Trying to get a read on Penn State's enormous Big Ten showdown with Iowa on Saturday night at Kinnick Stadium is quite the challenge.
Kirk Ferentz's Hawkeyes are a solid team, large and talented up front, and Iowa City is a tough place to play. Penn State knows this, having stolen one there two years ago on Trace McSorley's seven-yard touchdown to Juwan Johnson on the game's final play. Penn State 21, Iowa 19.
Unbeaten Penn State opened as a three-point favorite. The number is closer to four. The Lions have outscored their last two foes, Maryland and Purdue, by a 94-7 count. PSU's defense has allowed just 37 points in five games.
You could also make the argument that the Hawkeyes match up pretty well with PSU. Iowa has a pair of talented offensive tackles, Alaric Jackson and Tristan Wirfs, who could make life difficult on the Lions' talented pass rushers, Yetur Gross-Matos and Shaka Toney.
And young Penn State offensive tackle Rasheed Walker could receive an education from Iowa standout end A.J. Epenesa.
Top to bottom, the Lions have more talent. They also have more skill position talent. I think Penn State has an edge at quarterback with Sean Clifford.
But man, there are some things in life you cannot unsee. With this contest inching closer, the memory of Iowa quarterback Nate Stanley struggling so badly against the Penn State defense last season is one such thing.
Stanley, who threw three interceptions against Michigan last week, just didn't have it against the Lions in a game Iowa easily could have won.
Penn State rallied for a 30-24 win and Stanley was held to 205 yards on 49 pass attempts despite the presence of Iowa stud tight ends T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant. Stanley also threw a late red-zone pick to PSU safety Nick Scott that changed the game. In the second half, I had Stanley at 12 completions in 32 attempts for 134 yards.
I probably should have remembered Stanley's State College day when I picked Iowa to beat Penn State in my preseason forecast for the Lions. I didn't, but I remember it now. And there's no way I'm picking the Hawkeyes. That's right, it's a classic flip-flop, a move I have learned from the master, PennLive's David Jones.
I just can't unsee that Stanley 2018 performance.
PLAYER ON THE SPOT: It's Stanley. He needs to raise his level of play against one of the top defenses in the country.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF ... James Franklin finally settles on a feature back during crunch time. Freshman Noah Cain can be a huge plus for PSU on third-and-short situations and in the red zone.
THE PICK: Iowa is certainly capable of registering the minor upset and Penn State must hold onto the ball and be sound in the kicking game. Sean Clifford takes another step forward in this one. PENN STATE 24, IOWA 17.
David Jones, PennLive columnist
The first major test for the Nittany Lions after five games in which they've been favorites by at least a touchdown. James Franklin's PSU teams are 0-6 vs. ranked opponents on the road, but this one is coming off convincing wins in first two B1G contests. Meanwhile, Iowa's offense was a major disappointment in a 10-3 loss at Michigan last week.
PLAYER ON THE SPOT: Iowa's huge LT Alaric Jackson sprained a knee in the opener vs. Miami (OH) and looked subpar upon his return in Ann Arbor as the Wolverines registered 8 sacks. He must be agile in this game to help contain the blind-side pass rush on QB Nate Stanley that PSU can ignite with its array of DEs including Yetur Gross-Matos, Shaka Toney and Jason Oweh.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … we see yet another under finish, even against the minuscule o/u total of 43½. These are two of the best defenses in the league going at it on a chilly night with temperatures in the 40s.
THE PICK: Penn State 20, Iowa 9.
Greg Pickel, PennLive reporter
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: Penn State's offense struggled to adjust to Purdue's defensive shifts from the 12-minute mark of the second quarter until midway through the fourth quarter. In-game changes have stumped the Lions a few too many times through a 5-0 start, and so Ricky Rahne, Sean Clifford, and the offensive line are in the spotlight this week. Scoring early and often can help mitigate these concerns, but diagnosing and overcoming challenges from opponents is a key area for improvement as a brutal three-game stretch begins.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … this looks a lot like the Pittsburgh game. The Hawkeyes will want to take the air out of the football and keep PSU's quick-strike offense off the field. PSU must do its best to score on every opportunity it gets in the first half, and defensively, expect Brent Pry to force Iowa QB Nate Stanley into uncomfortable situations.
THE PICK: Penn State 31, Iowa 12.
Joe Hermitt, PennLive photojournalist
The degree of difficulty of Penn State's schedule increases dramatically this week with a prime-time game in Iowa, the most underrated stadium in the Big Ten. With two elite defenses, this game will be determined by who can make more big plays.
PLAYERS ON THE SPOT: The PSU offensive line will have to battle not only a great defensive front, but silent counts in deafening crowd noise. They will need to be able to grind out a few first downs before it is all said and done.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF ... tight end Pat Freiermuth is the offensive star of the game.
THE PICK: Penn State 24, Iowa 16
Dustin Hockensmith, PennLive reporter
The meat of Penn State's schedule is here, and it begins with a tricky road contest under the lights at Kinnick Stadium. Iowa has some serious home magic on its ledger with a crowd that brings energy as it sits directly on top of the stadium turf. It's a test the Lions haven't yet seen, especially in a Hawkeyes defense that has stifled opponents to this point. We're about to find out how this young Penn State team responds to pressure and adversity.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: Penn State's defense is an obvious key against a middling Iowa offense, but it's hard to see the Lions winning this game without at least an efficient performance from Sean Clifford. This Hawkeyes defense is good and diverse and has towering defensive linemen that could make things tight in the pocket. Clifford might have to plow through some early hiccups and stay patient.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF ... this one isn't pretty. The defenses are the best units on both teams, and the Penn State-Iowa series just has a way of churning out tight, low-scoring affairs.
THE PICK: Penn State has a feather in its cap from its lone road game of the season, a 59-0 beatdown of Maryland. But Iowa isn't Maryland and the home crowd isn't going to back down like the Terps' did. Can Penn State win ugly if it needs to? I think so, and I think a strong second half will do it. Penn State 26, Iowa 19.
Mike Hlas, Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hawkeye fans are bummed. They saw last week at Michigan as a golden opportunity. Five of the six panelists in The Gazette's Pick 'Ems featured took Iowa to beat the Wolverines. I (ahem) did not. However, I certainly didn't see the Hawkeyes getting held to three points. Nonetheless, this game is big here. If the Hawkeyes lose, the air is completely gone from the balloon and the locals will concede the Big Ten West title to Wisconsin. If they win, they've beaten a team of stature and can get back on the horse and trample Purdue the following week.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: Iowa's offensive line. Before the program was called Tight End U. (which it isn't this season), it was called Offensive Line U. It was Swiss Cheese U. at Michigan, allowing eight sacks, missing assignments, and allowing quarterback Nate Stanley to have all sorts of grass stains on his uniform. If the line can't battle Penn State's sack-happy defense to a standstill, well, those stains will show up on the all-gold uniforms (minus the numerals, names and some old-timey wings) the Hawkeyes are wearing for this game only.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … The Hawkeyes fly around, figuratively. In recent years, home games against high-ranked foes have brought out the best in the team. In 2016, Iowa took down a 9-0 Michigan team. In 2017, the Hawkeyes scored on their first play and didn't stop until they pulverized third-ranked Ohio State, 55-24. Of course, Penn State was ranked third when it got here for a night game in September 2017, and the Nittany Lions scored on the game's final play for a 21-19 win. But the Hawkeyes endured one of the greatest games a visiting player (Saquon Barkley) has ever played here and was one play from victory.
THE PICK: I'm going with my gut rather than common sense. Iowa isn't an elite program, but it doesn't retreat. For instance, after getting blown out at Penn State in 2016, it came home and beat 21-point favorite Michigan in Kinnick Stadium. After it sputtered last season with three straight one-score losses (including a winnable game at Beaver Stadium), it finished the year with three wins including one it somehow notched against Mississippi State in the Outback Bowl in which it rushed for minus-15 yards. I also think Penn State hasn't played a game like this or played in an atmosphere like Saturday's. However, James Franklin hasn't lost to Iowa yet, and in the 2010s the Lions have reversed the Hawkeyes' dominance of them in the 2000s. All that said, I'm taking Iowa by a whisker. But I picked the Hawkeyes to win at Penn State last year, so that should make PennLive's readers feel more confident in the Lions' chances.
Mike Hlas is a sports columnist for the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Check out his work at TheGazette.com and follow his coverage on Twitter (@Hlas).
Marc Morehouse, Cedar Rapids Gazette
Every team that loses for the first time in a season runs right to "All of our goals are still out there." That is true for the Hawkeyes. Last week's 10-3 loss at Michigan didn't knock them out of the Big Ten West race. A championship is still out there. With Wisconsin looking like the man-eating beast that it was supposed to be in 2018, Iowa does have to stay within range. The Hawkeyes have lost five consecutive to Penn State, including 0-for-3 against head coach James Franklin.
PLAYER ON THE SPOT: Quarterback Nate Stanley was sacked eight times last week. Sacks aren't always D-line vs. O-line. Backs factor in protection. And the QB can hold on to the ball too long. Stanley copped to that on a few, but, mostly, Iowa's pass protection rode a fantastic streak going into Michigan, with only six allowed in its first four games. Last season, Iowa led the Big Ten with 16 sacks allowed. After last week's avalanche, Iowa has now allowed 14 this season. The Nittany Lions are looking to post their fifth consecutive season of 40-plus sacks. That math is coming for Iowa's passing game.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … The score is this many field goals to not quite enough field goals. Penn State can parade a ton of speed at Iowa's defense, but defensive coordinator Phil Parker has been capping speed fairly successfully in his 21 years at Iowa.
THE PICK: The competition Penn State has faced is suspect. Iowa should be at full strength this week with the return of cornerback Matt Hankins and defensive tackle Brady Reiff. After putting out questionable tape vs. Michigan on offense, it's hard to see that turning around in a week's time. Penn State 27, Iowa 24.
Marc Morehouse covers Iowa football for the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Check out his work at TheGazette.com and follow his coverage on Twitter (@MarcMorehouse).
Mark Emmert, Des Moines Register
Iowa comes back home after a dreary offensive showing in the Big House. That 10-3 setback against Michigan, complete with four turnovers and eight sacks allowed, was humbling for an offensive intent on showing it has more firepower this season. For Penn State, this is the first big test of the season.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: Iowa center Tyler Linderbaum is a redshirt freshman who was practicing at defensive tackle a year ago at this time. He has been a revelation as a first-year starter, clearly a star in the making. But he had a rough go of it last Saturday, when he couldn't communicate effectively with his offensive line and the unit fell into disarray against Michigan's unrelenting pressure. It only gets more challenging this week against the Nittany Lions' blitz packages. But at least Linderbaum will be at home, where crowd noise won't bother him. He needs to be on point.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … Iowa turns to a true freshman running back to make big plays on the ground and in the air. Tyler Goodson has been ascending in the Hawkeye backfield and was the lone bright spot a week ago, catching five passes for 62 yards. What Akrum Wadley was to Iowa two years ago in this matchup, Goodson could be this time.
THE PICK: The Hawkeyes have made a habit of bouncing back from ugly losses with big home victories under the lights against ranked teams. This feels like another one of those spots. Iowa isn't nearly as bad as it appeared last week. Old nemesis Trace McSorley is no longer around to torment the Hawkeyes. Iowa feeds off its soldout crowd and earns a 31-20 victory.
Mark Emmert covers Iowa football for the Des Moines Register and Iowa Press-Citizen. Check out his work at HawkCentral.com and follow his coverage on Twitter (@MarkEmmert).
Chad Leistikow, Des Moines Register
The Hawkeyes' surprisingly leaky pass protection is under the spotlight, after allowing eight sacks against Michigan and facing the best tackles-for-loss defense in the country. No doubt Kirk Ferentz, considered an offensive-line guru, is spending most of his time this week coaching in the trenches. Iowa believes it can win the Big Ten West, so a second straight loss would be an early blow to those hopes. The Hawkeyes' backs are against the wall, and they've historically responded well in those situations.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: Like it was last year, it's quarterback Nate Stanley for Iowa. He had perhaps the most disappointing game of his career a year ago in Happy Valley. He injured his thumb during the game and wound up hitting just 18-of-49 passes and was intercepted twice, including at the goal line with a chance to deliver the Hawkeyes a signature win. Stanley is at his best if he's attempting 25 to 30 passes a game, not 40 to 50.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … The Hawkeyes feature true freshman Tyler Goodson prominently for the first time this season. Despite being a third-teamer on the depth chart, Goodson has home-run potential and leads Big Ten running backs with 14 receptions. Goodson surely is on Penn State's scouting report, but he's got the kind of electric skill set that Akrum Wadley showed when Iowa almost pulled the 2017 home upset against the Nittany Lions.
THE PICK: Windy conditions could tamp down the offensive firepower in this game, so this truly could come down to one swing of the right leg between Iowa's Keith Duncan and Iowa native (and Penn State kicker) Jake Pinegar. The Hawkeyes have broken unbeaten hearts before on a last-second field goal at Kinnick. Iowa 20, Penn State 19.
Chad Leistikow is a sports columnist for the Des Moines Register and Iowa Press-Citizen. Check out his work at HawkCentral.com and follow his coverage on Twitter (@ChadLeistikow).
Steve Batterson, Quad-City Times
After giving up eight sacks, being flagged for eight penalties and turning the ball over four times in a 10-3 loss at Michigan last weekend – all uncharacteristic of Iowa during a 4-0 start – the emphasis this week for the Hawkeye offense has been centered on returning to form. The challenge will be doing that against a Penn State defense built similarly to the one Iowa struggled against last week.
PLAYERS ON THE SPOT: With Penn State leading the nation with 25 sacks, Iowa's offensive line and quarterback Nate Stanley will find themselves facing the heat again. Junior offensive tackles Alaric Jackson, back after missing three games with a knee sprain, and Tristan Wirfs, toiled against the Wolverines. More consistency in their work, and more decisive decisions from the third-year starting quarterback will be big for Iowa.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF ... True freshman Tyler Goodson continues to be given a chance to grow his role with the Hawkeyes. He's seen additional snaps each week and the suburban Atlanta native is currently Iowa's third-leading rusher. Complementing a group of young receivers, Goodson is coming off of a game which saw him take on expanded duties in the passing game, catching five passes for a career-best 62 yards.
THE PICK: As has been the case the past two years, expect this to be another Iowa-Penn State game that comes down to the wire. Most likely, it will dominated by defenses that rank second and third in the country in points allowed. That could leave the outcome on the legs of kickers Jake Pinegar, an Ankeny, Iowa native, or the Hawkeyes' Keith Duncan. At home and in a must-win spot in Big Ten West, Duncan and Iowa by a foot, 17-16.
Steve Batterson covers Iowa football for the Quad-City Times. Check out his work at QCTimes.com and follow his coverage on Twitter (@sbatt79).
Barry Leonard, Roar Lions Roar
It's odd when a 28-point win doesn't feel very good, but that was kind of the case last week. Penn State came out firing on all cylinders against Purdue and quickly scored four touchdowns within the first 16 minutes of game time. However, the offense stalled and added just a touchdown in the fourth quarter the rest of the way. Still, it was a convincing 35-7 win.
The first real challenge of the season comes this week in Iowa under the bright lights of Kinnick Stadium. That environment is always tough to play in, especially at night. Under Kirk Ferentz, Iowa has been a major thorn in Penn State's side both in Iowa City and in Happy Valley. It's usually close when these two teams meet, so the Nittany Lions will need to be ready for the challenge.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: The offensive line has looked better and has started to gel as the season has progressed. That needs to continue this week. Penn State's offense is at its best when the run game is working and quarterback Sean Clifford has time to throw. Iowa always has a tough defense, and Penn State's O-Line needs to step up.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF … True Freshman Noah Cain emerges as the leader of the Lawn Boyz. Penn state has been utilizing four running backs so far in an effort to find the best combination. Cain led the way last week and has looked solid all season. If he can get opportunities early in this one, look for his number of carries to continue to rise.
THE PICK: Playing a night game at Iowa is never easy, but this Penn State team is different from ones past. The Nittany Lions are dominant on defense and can use that dominance to control the game. The Nittany Lions haven't allowed more than 13 points in a single game this season. Iowa isn't exactly a prolific offensive team and will struggle to score on the Nittany Lions.
On offense, Penn State is rolling right now. I know there was an unexplainable lull in the middle of the Purdue game, but this offense can still put up a ton of points. The atmosphere and the Iowa defense will cause some trouble to start the game for Penn State, but after getting into the flow of the game, the Nittany Lions should be able to take over and come out victorious. Penn State 31, Iowa 13.
Barry Leonard Jr. is a senior writer for Roar Lions Roar, a blog dedicated to all Penn State sports. Follow him on Twitter (@BarryLeonardJr) and read more at RoarLionsRoar.com.
Clay Sauertieg, Black Shoe Diaries
Weird things happen when the lights come on at Kinnick Stadium. And we're currently in the middle of the spookiest month of the year, which may amplify those weird things. Ohio State aside, Penn State could be staring down the barrel of its toughest test all season.
PLAYER(S) ON THE SPOT: The nation is about to learn a lot about Sean Clifford. To this point, the Nittany Lions signal-caller has been excellent in his debut. But this, this is a different animal. If Clifford can come into Kinnick Stadium at none and put in a good performance, he'll solidify himself as one of the best quarterbacks in the Big Ten and maybe the nation.
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF ... the Nittany Lions roll. I know, I know. I just told you how dangerous Kinnick is at night and how it's a tough test for Clifford. But the Hawkeyes aren't nearly as dynamic on offense as Penn State and quarterback Nate Stanley has looked lost without first-round NFL Draft picks TJ Hockenson and Noah Fant. The Iowa defense has been very good but has yet to face an offense with the weaponry of Penn State.
THE PICK: Penn State 31, Iowa 13.
Clay Sauertieg is deputy editor for Black Shoe Diaries, the Penn State blog on the SB Nation network. Follow him on Twitter (@ByCSauertieg) and read more at BlackShoeDiaries.com.
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