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A new weekly comedy night led by the enduring partnership of American stand-up Mina Liccione and Emirati comedian Ali Al Sayed |
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Up to 50 decksmiths go head to head behind the decks at the first round of Dubai's biggest annual DJ comp. Expect sizzling mash-ups as the DJs showcase their skills in ten-minute slots |
Palm Jumeirah | Wed, Sep 12 to Thu, Sep 27 | DJ: Hip hop, R&B & D&B DJ: House & techno DJ: Latin & global DJ: Rock, retro & pop Free | ||
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A new weekly X-Factor spin-off in which Mövenpick hotel employees compete onstage – and diners get to vote on who goes through to the next round |
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Monday Night Funnies Improv Revolution
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Improv games, sketches and more from the UAE's first pro improv gang, hosted by Mina Liccione |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Oct 8 | Comedy | ||
Sain & Friends
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Emirati hip-hop artist Sain kicks off a six-week series of gigs to launch The Fridge's new home. Expect to hear singles 'Who's Sain' and '1990' |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Oct 8 | DJ: Hip hop, R&B & D&B | ||
Schubert Ensemble of London
at Dubai Community Theatre & Arts Centre
Hear works by Schubert, Schumann and modern British composer Martin Butler from this acclaimed chamber group |
Barsha | On Mon, Oct 8 | Free | ||
Eddi Duarte
at The Fridge
Expect Latino grooves from Colombian singer Duarte |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Oct 15 | DJ: Latin & global | ||
Monday Night Funnies: Go Sketch Yourself!
at Blends
An evening of comedy sketches from the Dubomedy team, hosted by Mina Liccione |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Oct 15 | Comedy | ||
Oktoberfest at Sheraton JBR
at Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort
Say 'Prost!' with unlimited Bavarian meat and hops, live music and more |
Dubai Marina | Thu, Oct 11 to Sat, Oct 20 | |||
Lisa & Stoyan
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Expect dramatic, rousing piano-pop from this duo |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Oct 22 | Live rock, retro & pop | ||
Monday Night Funnies desi comedy night
at Blends
A one-off celebration of desi comedy |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Oct 22 | Comedy | ||
Grand Oktoberfest
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Now in its sixth year, the Grand Hyatt's memorable Oktoberfest tent offers meat, litre jugs of hops and live music every night for the next 17 days |
Oud Metha | Wed, Oct 10 to Sat, Oct 27 | |||
Biggles' quiz night
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A jackpot prize of Dhs1,500 worth of vouchers is on offer for the winning team |
Garhoud | Mon | Quiz night | ||
Fatiniza at The Fridge
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Fresh from the studio after recording album number two, Colombian rock singer Fatiniza is expected to debut new material |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Oct 29 | Live rock, retro & pop | ||
Monday Night Funnies: Funny Girls
at Blends
The Funny Girls' first show will feature Mai Assaf, Ellen Gayle Harewood, host Simone Heng, of Virgin Radio, and headlining the night is Dubai's 'first lady of comedy' Mina Liccione (Broadway, MTV, Cirque, BBC) |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Oct 29 | Comedy | ||
R&B Mondays
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DJs Shero and Stylez have moved this popular night to a new home |
Sheikh Zayed Road | Mon | DJ: Hip hop, R&B & D&B DJ: House & techno | ||
Bidi Bondi quiz night
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Prize vouchers worth up to Dhs700 are up for grabs at this weekly battle of wits |
Palm Jumeirah | Mon, Oct 22 to Mon, Nov 5 | Free Quiz night | ||
The Narcicyst
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The Dubai-born, Iraqi-Canadian journalist-turned-rapper plays the penultimate night of The Fridge's 11th Concert Series, backed by his band The Illuminarcy. Expect social commentary to beats |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Nov 5 | Gigs | ||
Elisabeth Meister, Jennifer Johnson and Alisdair Hogarth
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British vocalists Meister and Johnson, and pianist Hogarth, run through a programme including Strauss, Saint-Saëns, Liszt, Verdi and Chopin |
Barsha | On Mon, Nov 12 | Free | ||
Kalubela 'Prive'
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Following a four-night stand at the First Group Theatre last month, here's another chance to catch the very best bits of The Fridge's impressive musical cabaret |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Nov 12 | |||
Monday Night Funnies 'Comedy Music Night'
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Dubomedy present a bill of local musical comedians with Sach Holden, The T-E-M-Ps and Irish comic Paddyman – known for songs such as 'Paddy Goes to Dubai |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Nov 12 | Comedy | ||
Monday Night Funnies 'Sketchy Business'
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Dubomedy's weekly comedy night roles on with an ensemble sketch show that promises to present a string of Dubai-based scenarios – including board meetings gone wrong, toll gate dilemmas and 'mood swings' |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Nov 19 | Comedy | ||
Farah Siraj
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Jordanian virtuoso Farah Siraj will perform her unique brand of Arabic flamenco jazz |
Al Quoz | On Mon, Nov 26 | Live jazz & blues |
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Posted by Denis Borris on October 02, 2002 at 11:30:07:
In Reply to: Chem question posted by Liz on October 01, 2002 at 19:14:57:
: This is completely off the subject of math but i am really desperate and am just hoping one of you could answer my question or at least put me in the right direction.
: My question is "What reaction occured when you mixed Copper Sulfate (CuSO4) with Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)?
: If anyone could help, it would be much appreciated and I appoligize for posting a non math related question on a math forum but I'm really desperate and I need this by tonight Thank you so much


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Kids exercise all the time without even thinking of it. Just being active, like when you run around outside or play kickball at school, is a kind of exercise. What else counts as exercise? Playing sports, dancing, doing push-ups, and even reaching down to touch your toes.
When you exercise, you're helping build a strong body that will be able to move around and do all the stuff you need it to do. Try to be active every day and your body will thank you later!
You may know that your heart is a muscle. It works hard, pumping blood every day of your life. You can help this important muscle get stronger by doing aerobic (say: air-OH-bik) exercise.
Aerobic means "with air," so aerobic exercise is a kind of activity that requires oxygen. When you breathe, you take in oxygen, and, if you're doing aerobic exercise, you may notice you're breathing faster than normal. Aerobic activity can get your heart pumping, make you sweaty, and quicken your breathing.
When you give your heart this kind of workout on a regular basis, your heart will get even better at its main job — delivering oxygen (in the form of oxygen-carrying blood cells) to all parts of your body.
So you want to do some aerobic exercise right now? Try swimming, basketball, ice or roller hockey, jogging (or walking quickly), inline skating, soccer, cross-country skiing, biking, or rowing. And don't forget that skipping, jumping rope, and playing hopscotch are aerobic activities, too!
Another kind of exercise can help make your muscles stronger. Did you ever do a push-up or swing across the monkey bars at the playground? Those are exercises that can build strength. By using your muscles to do powerful things, you can make them stronger. For older teens and adults, this kind of workout can make muscles bigger, too.
Here are some exercises and activities to build strong muscles:
Can you touch your toes easily without yelling ouch? Most kids are pretty flexible, which means that they can bend and stretch their bodies without much trouble. This kind of exercise often feels really good, like when you take a big stretch in the morning after waking up. Being flexible is having "full range of motion," which means you can move your arms and legs freely without feeling tightness or pain.
It's easy to find things to do for good flexibility:
Food gives your body fuel in the form of calories, which are a kind of energy. Your body needs a certain amount of calories every day just to function, breathe, walk around, and do all the basic stuff. But if you're active, your body needs an extra measure of calories or energy. If you're not very active, your body won't need as many calories.
Whatever your calorie need is, if you eat enough to meet that need, your body weight will stay about the same. If you eat more calories than your body needs, it may be stored as excess fat.
It feels good to have a strong, flexible body that can do all the activities you enjoy — like running, jumping, and playing with your friends. It's also fun to be good at something, like scoring a basket, hitting a home run, or perfecting a dive.
But you may not know that exercising can actually put you in a better mood. When you exercise, your brain releases a chemical called endorphins (say: en-DOR-funz), which may make you feel happier. It's just another reason why exercise is cool!
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Cheers to Walter and Adam from Stanley Steemer. They did a wonderful job of cleaning our recliners and rug. And thanks so much for going the extra mile.
Thanks, Stanley Steemer, for having such professional and caring employees.
- Su Vick, Fayetteville
Cheers to the seniors of Douglas Byrd High School. They worked so hard to complete their graduation projects and overcame many obstacles to do so. They are so amazing. I am so proud, I can hardly stand it.
- Jamie Shelton, Hope Mills
Cheers to Dr. Michael Leke and his entire staff. Everyone in the office knows your name, and you feel like more than just a patient.
I also want to thank Dr. Leke for making me pain-free after 10 years of suffering. Words cannot express my gratitude.
- Sandra Boller, Fayetteville
Cheers to the Food Lion on Raeford Road. From the front door to the meat market, the employees constantly display good customer service, especially Daniel, who helped me get into my car when I locked myself out of it.
- Sharon Cheshire, Fayetteville
Cheers to the many people who have walked this journey and touched my life in the past few months. Cheers to Minister Dorothy Walker, who was there from day one until the last day, when my doctor said I didn't have cancer. There were my doctors (Dr. Sharon Mitchell, especially) at Womack Army Medical Center, and all the staff in the mammogram, breast and ultrasound clinics. You all were so good to me. My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to you. You are a very professional team, and this is what nursing is all about.
- Ida Johnson, Fayetteville
Cheers to Village Green Rehabilitation Center. My 97-year-old mother, Berline Gallehugh, recently spent five weeks there with excellent care. From the administrative, medical, nurses, therapists and everyone she came in contact with, I am so grateful for their patience and compassion. She was able to return to her home at Carolina Highlands and live independently again.
What a wonderful Christmas. We love you all.
- Sandy Hurley, Fayetteville
Cheers to Pastor Richard Robinson, his wife and several of the choir members from Baywood Pentecostal Church for their Christmas caroling at the homes of several families of their congregation recently. I was blessed by being one of those being selected from our church. It really made my evening end well and was a blessing to me and, I'm sure, to the others that they also had chosen. God bless all of you.
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Who doesn't love a good album sort? Fill in those 3's HMX!
Radiohead - Pavement - National - Arcade Fire - Wilco - Decemberists
I would include Canada in your non-US bands list.
- The Band
- Barenaked Ladies
- Carly Rae Jepsen
- Three Days Grace
- Sum 41
I just wanted to say thank you Queue!
This is very awesome, i will read through this tomm (I started to but am tired).
THANK YOU though! gives me something to read in the car tomm! <3!
The Cure [1]
Queen [28?]
My Chem. [3]
I only bought 3 of those best selling RBN songs... it's mostly metal and novelty. People always complain that's what's on there well now they know why, it sells.
Tubbs has a new home
happy to see that Discord (The Living Tombstone Remix) is the 11 best selling RBN song this year
More Ayreon!
"Fire has other worldly powers" -Lawdog1521
The lowest selling list is a little surprising.
I know super-old artists haven't been the consistently-highest selling ever, but it's surprising to see The Weight so low (although that is also a really recent release).
Otherwise, the two Smash Mouth songs are the biggest surprises for me. Both those are really well known covers of really well known songs, and I'm shocked they aren't higher.
Others big artists (AAR, Staind, Dave Matthews Band) make some sense, seeing as they aren't particularly recognizable tracks from them.
Sad to see my favorite band (QOTSA) on the lowest selling list, but them's the breaks.
Anyways, interesting list as always. Given all the variables (release date, slightly iffy data sources, etc), specifics should be taken with a grain of salt, but it's still a really fun and kind of insightful read.
I'd also be interested in a "lowest selling RBN" category, but that's admittedly out of a perverse sense of morbid curiosity, and I don't want to disrespect any of the RBN artists.
I enjoyed last year's thread as well as this one. It's cool to cross reference this with casto's thread, the completing gh thread, and my 2 threads. Maybe I'll actually add to my pro dlc thread and list the bands with the upgrades also(though that info is much easier to get/see).
Too add some points:
This is the first full year(-2007) to not have an album release(as green day was previously released in another year).
It's also the first full year not to feature an artist pack larger than 6 songs, and the second full year not to have at least one artist 12 pack with 2011 being the first.
This is also the first full year to have only 3 artist packs larger than 3 songs. With albums counted separate:
2008 had 4 packs with 10 albums
2009 had 14 packs with 6 albums
2010 had 24 packs with 8 albums
2011 had 23 packs with 1 albums
2012 had 3 packs with 0 albums
I counted albums that were only missing a song or tracks that would be unplayable in rock band. This means Boston was counted as an album, Spinal Tap's Tap Ten was counted as an album(the other tracks were released not long before it in the same year), and I counted both No Doubt albums. I did not count any rock band best of's as albums(The Who, CCR, Iron Maiden, Billy Joel, The Doors, Bon Jovi, and whoever else).
You can clearly see the downward trend over the last 2 years and shouldn't expect it to change for 2013.
A few personal notes:
I'd love to see more Three Days Grace and Bush, and think there is a decent chance of the happening. I would like more Linkin Park and Sublime, but I don't see it happening sadly with those(most people have the songs they wanted by now).
Seeing how low Smash Mouth's covers are, I guess there's little chance to get I'm a Believer by them(as I doubt the original is around). Being that we got a Shrek song before I thought it may be possible.
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I love how BEER!! Is the highest selling RBN track.
Really didn't expect that.
[0] Tongiht Alive
[0] We Are The In Crowd
[0] Story Of The Year
[0] Attila
[1] Escape The Fate
[1] Atreyu
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HMX prog by year:
2007: 2
2008: 18
2009: 4
2010: 4
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Euro-Mediterranean campuses are multi-disciplinary, international study workshops aimed at serving a specific territory. They involve around fifteen students or young professionals from Europe and Mediterranean countries.
In the past, campuses were organised by the 'Groupement Européen des Campus' but are now under the responsibility of the CME (on themes relating to the environment, biodiversity protection, eco-tourism, and natural hazard prevention)and by its partner association,the APARE (on themes related to the protection and development of heritage sites).
Campuses began some twenty years ago with the aim of encouraging young volunteers to participate in local sustainable development initiatives. They were based around three simple ideas: learning skills, community service and intercultural adventure.
For further information, see the "Charte des Campus" which was put together in 1998 at the "Université des Campus du Patrimoine" in Veria (Greece).
The Campuses call on volunteers to contribute their expertise and experience. They are both workshops to prepare for professional life and field laboratories for the development of the local host territories.
With the support of specialists and professionals in the field, participants are confronted with a heritage or environment issue, to which they must propose solutions.
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Star Wars: The New Threat
Intro/Plot: This star wars role play will take place on Courosant. On the planet Mon Mothma the new leader of the senate is debriefing the characters of this role play. She will intrust them on a relief mission upon the planet Felucia. With the empire fallen and Palleon signing the treaty to end the war between the remnants and the new republic. Whats left of the empire now attempts all that they can to help the universe rebuild but even with the empire gone new enemies crawl out of the gutters and provide trouble. The imperial base located on Felucia had began experience problems with scouts going missing but no evidence of their disappearence could be found. At first they though one of the local creatures such as the Aachlays or the Rancors were at fault but as more went missing the found that not even the blasters could be found. They requested help from the republic soldiers nearby but it turns out even they had been experiencing problems. Stormtroopers may not be a threat anymore but pirates or unknown enemies could be stiring up once more against the jedi and the republic.
Races to choose from:
Bounty Hunter
Grey Jedi
Sith Trooper
The side you chose is up to you. Jedi will obviously choose the good side. Now listen if someone picks Sith/SithTrooper and be a Spy remember... What you know is different from your characters. Also If you choose to be a Sith Spy you can decide to have a change of heart along the way
Also if you pick Sith you dont actually have to be the enemy. You could be a sith who wants his or her own power but the other faction is making it difficult so you pose as a bounty hunter or grey jedi to go on a mission that involves taking out the enemy.
Note: Weapons or armor is not restricted but is open for the role players to decide. If you choose a lightsaber you must pick its color as well which is also open for all colors except red. There will be sith in the rp so they will be marked with a red.
No Auto Hitting: I decide when my npcs get hit or not and you get to decide if your characters get hit or not.
No God modding: This goes with the above rule. Do not go through the whole role play never taking a hit and when I say hit I dont mean your character has to die. I would be happy with just a scratch or something.
No Speed posting: Everyone gets a chance to post.
Note: I control all npcs including my single character. No one else.
There will be only one character to each rper.
Character Sheet Layout:
Description: ( This discribes everything including ship/weapons/armor and the appearence of your character) You can use a photo or not up to you.
Biography: Give a good bio and description please dont just half ass it.
My Character Sheet:
Name: Rinoa Sinclair
Race: Twilik
Sex: Female
Occupation: Sith
Description: Black skin with red markings to decorate her skin. She sports a battle bikini similar to the one Darth Talon used. Her eyes red give her a sinister stare. She wears a red cloak trimmed in black with symbols along the border. She wields a single lightsaber. Its modil is of the sith gaurd variety. A long hilt with a longer blade. She also wields twin custom blasters. Her boots match her cloak as well as her battle bikini.
Biography: Rinoa Sinclair believed in greatness like the jedi but she had different methods of doing things. Methods that labeled her a sith lord. Not all the time do mind tricks work but there is one way of interogation that she believes in that does and that is pain. No one is immune to such torture. Eventually one breaks and when they do she learns more about them then their friends did. There are droid ways as well but she dont like the fact of drugging someone. She finds a good choke or a good shock here and there are great methods.
She considers her more of a grey jedi though using both sides of the force but yet even she has to admit that her methods are very straight forward even for the grey ones.
On her travels there had been shady figures that she crossed paths with that eventually caught her attention and they were becoming a problem. She worked for Palleon's empire willingly and still does even if they become peace loving. After the reports from Felucia they asked her to get involved. She was advised not to let the dark side of the force be shown to the jedi but to surpress it and hide it.
OC page:http://roleplayerguild.com/showthrea...75#post8266175
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Forums >General Running>First time I've ever been ticketed while running in Chicago
+1. Dude, it's not a holy war. You are not a martyr. You were trespassing. Sucks that you didn't know. Now you do. The end.
Really? Shake my head in disgust. You were ticketed, get over yourself.
Shake my head in disgust. You were ticketed, get over yourself.
"When a person trains once, nothing happens. When a person forces himself to do a thing a hundred or a thousand times, then he certainly has developed in more ways than physical. Is it raining? That doesn't matter. Am I tired? That doesn't matter, either. Then willpower will be no problem." Emil Zatopek
Mr. Handsome
You're missing that this hell hole has become an over protective police state that no longer allows innocent people to take a harmless morning jog near the train tracks. But is more than happy to allow real terrorists to go out and kill innocent people in Boston.
Too soon, dude; too soon.
harrylee, harrylee, harrylee, harrylee- life is but a dream.
mileage hound
You've nailed it. The police were so busy catching you jogging by the train tracks in your jean shorts that they missed catching the Boston bombers a thousand miles away. Oh the travesty.
Dude, you were trespassing on a right-of-way any reasonable person would have recognized. If you want to go to court and argue that they didn't do the reasonable job of marking it required by the law, more power to you. But you didn't. You apparently tried to lie and pretend you weren't there or it wasn't you.
Pay your fine. Do your community service. Notch it up to life experience and leave the tinfoil hat to the professionals.
2013 goals: Somehow get healthy again.
"If you want to be a bad a$s, then do what a bad a$s does. There's your pep talk for today. Go Run." -- Slo_Hand
"Determined is what I am. Maybe a little sick in the head? Ok who am I kidding ALOT sick in the head" -- rockenmamaof5
You mean "now you do" without a fucking warning And others besides me are now subjected to this same fucking bullshit. Only a fucking idiot would justify that bullshit.
My miserable story, which is killing me.
Oh, please!!! You're just going to make yourself miserable.
The Metra Police have already done that to me now. I'm seriously depressed and thinking about suicide.
This is not humorous or amusing in any way.
If you ARE serious, you should be seeking help and I hope anyone on here who knows who you really are is working to check on you and get you the support you need. A trespassing conviction is not a serious thing in the grand scheme of life. You will be fine.
If you ARE NOT serious, this is entirely inappropriate and this thread should end now.
This is not humorous or amusing in any way. If you ARE serious, you should be seeking help and I hope anyone on here who knows who you really are is working to check on you and get you the support you need. A trespassing conviction is not a serious thing in the grand scheme of life. You will be fine. If you ARE NOT serious, this is entirely inappropriate and this thread should end now.
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Red bird, please call the national suicide hotline 1-800-273-8255. Or check yourself into the ER.
Redbird, please, call the helpline zonykel mentioned or go to the ER. It's not something to play around with, I have a history of it and can tell you first-hand it's not the way to go!
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"Running long and hard is an ideal antidepressant, since it's hard to run and feel sorry for yourself at the same time. Also, there are those hours of clearheadedness that follow a long run." -Monte Davis
Just got home, watching the Cubbies, flip over to the local news and get one of those teasers for what is coming up after the break...
More to follow.
MTA: The news pretty much took his side. They asked Metra why they didn't put signs up there. Metra responded by saying that there was miles and miles they would have to cover. Redbird dressed up. No jean shorts.
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Russell Crowe as Inspector Javert in Les Miserables (photo from moviecarpet.com)
I saw Les Miserables twice. It was six hours of my life span well spent. This insight bowled me over. Inspector Javert and prisoner Jean Valjean characterize two very different aspects of religious belief.
Harsh judgment and discipline typify Inspector Javert (Russell Crowe) who is unbending in his black and white view of the world. Break a rule and pay. The scale of the crime does not matter. Atonement must be made, and a sinner will forever be known for his sin. "Once a thief, always a thief," Javert is relentless as an exactor of justice. Yet Javert is just as hard on himself when he makes a mistake. He expects not mercy, but punishment. Anything less is suspect. There is a song Javert sings about being born in a prison and growing up "in the gutter." Rising to a top rank by his own efforts gives him a prideful superiority. He is unsympathetic to those who cannot do likewise. The rod is the most effective way to reform.
On the other hand, the power of love and mercy to transform one's soul is characterized by prisoner Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) who is released after serving 19 years of hard labor for the crime of stealing bread to feed his sister's son. He breaks from punitive parole conditions and escapes. Bishop Myriel shelters Valjean, broken and starving, who repays his host by stealing silverware, only to be caught, and brought back before the bishop. One word would send Valjean back to prison slavery, but the bishop shows him uncommon mercy by telling the police he gave Valjean the silver. Later the bishop blesses Valjean, speaks of Christ's love, and exhorts him to live a worthy life. Valjean changes his name to Monsieur Madeleine, becoming both businessman and benefactor. Throughout the film, his faith compels him to act in ways that are contrary to his own safety and security.
Now you don't need a rundown of the movie from me. I only share how both men's characters symbolized to me how faith can be practiced in two very different ways.
God is love and compassion. God is punishment and judgment. In truth, he's all and more. Yet how one manifests one's beliefs does show the world the face of God you see.
A friend of mine asked me, "Do you think it might also symbolize the difference between God in the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament?"
A very provocative question - thoughts?
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So I love to save money. Allan discovered our cable, internet and phone could be cheaper by switching providers and tried to haggle with the current company. They didn't budge...enough so he sent me a spreadsheet showing the savings for the next two year contract period.
We pulled the trigger. I've lost two and a half days worth of errands waiting for technicians and the new DvR box doesn't display the time. So Alex has been late getting to bed and late getting to the bus stop in the morning.
I first checked our basement and found three broken clocks. Then I ran to BB&B and bought this:
I like three things about this clock:
it goes with our decor
it has easy to read non Roman numerals so it will be nice to teach the younger boys with
it was under $50
But, it stopped working and a fresh battery didn't help. I ran back to BB&B and exchanged it. The new clock had a loose hour hand so it worked until anytime after 12:00 then the weight of the hand would swing down to 6:00 and there was no way to tighten it.
So I went back and of course the only other good option was $150:
It's 30" in diameter and has glass protecting the hands.
I can't remember, but don't even want to know if our new cable, phone & internet plan will save $150 over the next two years. Of course even if the answer is no it fills the empty wall quite nicely and should last more than two years.
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"Teaching is more than imparting knowledge, it is inspiring change.Learning is more than absorbing facts, it is acquiring understanding."
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"Teaching is the highest form of understanding."
"The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires."
"The good teacher discovers the natural gifts of his pupils and liberates them by the stimulating influence of the inspiration that he can impart. The true leader makes his followers twice the men they were before."
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"The years teach much which the days never know"
Ralph Waldo Emerson
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
Albert Einstein
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This ratatouille is a striking departure from the classical French dish in which vegetables are cooked together until they become soft and the flavors marry. In this version all the ingredients retain their own identity. I learned this version from the late food maven, writer and teacher Bert Greene. It's easy to prepare and makes a delectable one-dish meal along with some warm crusty French bread.
2 lbs. Italian sweet sausage, cut into ½-inch slices*
½ stick sweet butter
1/3 cup olive oil
1 large yellow onion, sliced
5 large shallots, chopped
2 cloves of garlic, mashed
½ lb. string beans, sliced lengthwise (Frenched)
2 green peppers, seeded and cut in strips
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
5 ripe tomatoes (seeded), roughly cut
½ t sugar
1 packet G. Washington beef bouillon powder
Dash of dried hot pepper flakes
4 zucchini squash, thinly sliced
2 T chopped Italian parsley
Optional: Freshly grated Fontina Cheese
Rub a large skillet with oil. Heat until it is very hot. Add sausage and sauté quickly. Remover sausage and drain on paper towels.
Add butter and oil to skillet and sauté the onion, shallots and garlic until transparent and golden. Add sliced stringbeans and pepper strips. Season with salt and pepper and stir-fry.
Add tomato pieces. Correct seasoning with a sprinkling of sugar (to caramelize the tomatoes) and bouillon powder (to fuse the flavors). Add a dash of dried hot pepper flakes. Cook over moderately high heat for about 8 – 10 minutes, until tomatoes soften.
Stir sausages into vegetables. Add zucchini and toss well for about 6 – 7 minutes longer. Serve garnished with chopped parsley and/or freshly grated Fontina cheese. Serves 4 – 6.
*Chris at A&S Pork Store, Albany Post Road, Croton, makes the best sausage. You might want to use a combination of hot and sweet.
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Fast Ratatouille
This is a savory and satisfying one-dish meal. The flavors complement one another yet remain individual. Great on a chilly evening or anytime, really.
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Thanks Phyllis for this healthy dish—a good one to make during the rich holiday season!
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i'm having some difficulty getting any of these to work on harmy's despecialized version. the .SRT files don't seem to want to work in VLC when i load VIDEO_TS.IFO -- they will, however, work if i load only the first 26-minute file, but that doesn't help much.
i'd actually prefer to add subtitles to harmy's blu-ray edition, but that seems like it would be an even more complex undertaking. if someone would be willing to offer an explanation for how to do that, however, i'd be extremely appreciative.
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.Sure, keep in mind that this project is designed for the "supply-side", for the creators of preservations, so that in the long run you may not have to do this for yourself. So the tools used for this may be unfamiliar to you.
The main data files on a Blu Ray/AVCHD are the M2TS files, and the main data files on a DVD are the VOB files. Each file contains multiple "streams"--typically a video stream and a few audio streams. They can also contain subpicture streams, which is where subtitles are stored.
You can demux these files, which means extract all of the individual streams, and you can mux them, which means merge them together into a VOB or M2TS file.
It looks like you're dealing with the DVD downscale of Harmy's Despecialized Edition. You'll need a tool like vobmerge to take all of the individual VOB files and make them into one big merged VOB file. Then you can use a tool like PGCDemux to extract the video and audio streams.
At that point you can just use muxman to merge them back together into a DVD folder structure, and you just add in the SUP files (*NOT* the SRT files!) as subtitle streams. You can find some rudimentary instructions for this in the _dvd_workflow.txt file, toward the end. Just be sure to specify a language and select the LB and Wide options for each subtitle.
If you want to do this with a Blu Ray or AVCHD, just do the exact same thing, except the software you use is called tsmuxergui, which does both the demuxing and the muxing.
The SUP files for DVDs are in the "SUP-NTSC DVD" folder, and the SUP files for Blu Rays and AVCHDs are in the "SUP-720p" folder.
You may be able to do something simpler, more like what you were trying to do initially, where you play back the files and point the player software at the SRT files. But frankly I'm not sure how well that will work out, and I'm sure it won't look as nice as I intended (all special formatting may be lost, font size may not be right, leading to extra line wraps, etc). Nevertheless, I believe you may be able to merge the VOB files into one big VOB file, as described above, and then you can just play that with VLC pointed at the SRT files. VLC won't get confused when jumping to the next VOB file because there won't be a next VOB file. But I haven't tested that and if it doesn't work there's not much help I can offer--that wasn't really how these files were designed to be used.
Hope that helps!
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First of all, thanks for this to everyone who's put in their time and effort. I'm rather new to this site, but a long-time fan of Star Wars, and with the work you guys have done I'm getting ready to see the movies like I've never seen them before. If I might be so bold, there's a couple things I've noticed in my first run-through of these subtitles, that might be worth another look:
00:06:37,060 --> 00:06:39,261
Hey! You're not permitted in there.
00:06:39,262 --> 00:06:42,262
It's restricted. You'll be
deactivated for sure.
^^These lines were jarring to me watching the movie. I feel like "It's restricted." belongs in the first line, not the second. I've changed my copy to read:
00:06:37,060 --> 00:06:39,261
Hey! You're not permitted in there.
It's restricted.
00:06:39,262 --> 00:06:42,262
You'll be deactivated for sure.
^^Also this second line might now stand to start a hair later, but I'm not comfortable messing with the timing of these so I've just left it as is. Now "You'll be deactivated..." comes on screen slightly too early, but before "It's restricted" was shown far too late, for my tastes.
00:20:04,031 --> 00:20:05,631
Just Luke.
^^Maybe it's just part of his chuckle, but I've always heard this line as "No, just Luke."
00:21:22,080 --> 00:21:25,382
A person of some importances, I believe.
Our captain was attached to—
^^Are we sure it's not "A person of some importance, as I believe."?
00:26:39,600 --> 00:26:43,124
All right! I'll be there in a few minutes.
Boy, am I gonna get it.
00:26:44,201 --> 00:26:46,170
You know, that little droid's going to
cause me a lotta trouble.
^^In one line you write "gonna" and then in the very next line, you write "going to." They both sound the same to me. Also "lotta" seems out of place in printed text, moreso than "gonna" or "'nother," even though that is how it sounds. What about "You know, that little droid's gonna cause me a lot of trouble"?
00:33:18,700 --> 00:33:21,895
– What is it?
– It's your father's lightsaber.
^^It may just be getting lost in Artoo's blips and beeps, but I don't hear the word "it's" here, just "- Your father's lightsaber." To be honest, I don't really hear the "your" all that clearly either, but it's clearly implied. The "it's," I'm not so sure about.
00:48:21,397 --> 00:48:23,097
^^Should be "Seventeen, huh?"
00:49:02,439 --> 00:49:06,012
That's okay. I'm never coming back
to this planet again.
^^Are we sure this is two sentences, and not one? Maybe the first period should be a comma instead.
...that's as far as I've got for now. Hope I'm being helpful, and not just nit-picky. If you want me to shut up I will. Otherwise I'll probably be back with more "suggestions" ::)
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.All comments are welcome, but I won't necessarily change anything ;)
That said, sentence grouping (which sentences should be in which cluster) are definitely off my radar unless you can manage to convince me it's the end of the world. Odd sentence clusters are almost definitely from trying to keep the SDH subs and regular subs timed roughly the same, so you may see them in scenes where R2 beeps or other sound effects happen.
Also, audio sync will vary a little bit, particularly in scenes with lots of talking, because I prioritized having lines display onscreen long enough to read over having them start at exactly the right time. "Long enough to read" is subjective but I tried to follow some consistent guidelines on the matter, and I don't think I ever pushed audio sync off to unacceptable levels, except when working with burnt-in alien subs in the cantina and Jabba's palace, when I didn't really have a choice.
Lots of dialog is barely audible right at the beginning (not sure why, maybe a side-effect of ADR?), and you really have to crank the volume or listen to an alternate clearer mix the get the whole sentence. In most of these cases I opted to subtitle the barely audible beginnings if it made the sentence more complete. In contrast, if the entire line was inaudible, I dropped the whole thing.
Yes, I think "importances" is a flub, so I subtitled it as a flub ;)
As for the others, I'll read through them and give them a listen. I just released an update though, so I'll probably sit on any changes I make for a while until enough changes are accumulated. My case of burnout on this project will hopefully subside if I just ease up on it for a while, which may take the form of me not being terribly responsive, and I apologize in advance.
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Ok, well then I'll continue to post things as I notice them, and you can take or leave them as you will. Again, much thanks for making these available in the first place :)
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U u uwa uwa...I heard it as "It's just Luke."
"Right now the coffees are doing their final work." (Airi, Masked Rider Den-o episode 1)
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.For those keeping score, here's what I'm changing:
"going to" -> "gonna"
"It's your father's lightsaber" -> "Your father's lightsaber"
"Seventeen?" -> "Seventeen, huh?"
As for the other things, it's often a judgement call and following the principle of "when in doubt, don't", I didn't. For example, Luke definitely does make a sound before "Just Luke", but it could be "It's just Luke" or "No, just Luke", or "Heh, just Luke" (a continuation of the laugh). Not knowing if the sound was even a word or not, I didn't subtitle it.
Oh, yeah, and more on "importances". The script reads "A person of some importance, sir -- I believe", and the only certain thing about this is that's definitely not what's actually said. So it's a choice between two awkward sentences that reflect the flub, or just leaving out the "s/as" to make it less awkward, which is what most subtitles do. I opted for my favorite way to turn the flub into words, but really "as" is just as good.
Thanks for all of the suggestions so far.
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What do you guys think about using the names "Artoo" and "Threepio" when the droids are referred to by name? You would still spell out "R2-D2" and "C-3PO" when using their full designation, and of course you wouldn't talk about an "artoo unit," but when they're being spoken of, or to, like people, why not use a people-like-looking name?
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.IronMagus said:
What do you guys think about using the names "Artoo" and "Threepio" when the droids are referred to by name? You would still spell out "R2-D2" and "C-3PO" when using their full designation, and of course you wouldn't talk about an "artoo unit," but when they're being spoken of, or to, like people, why not use a people-like-looking name?
I know what you're saying, but my project is all about readability over all other considerations, so R2-D2 and C-3PO shorten to R2 and 3PO. There's a strong case to be made otherwise (Threepio is written as such in the credits), but I'm still doing it this way.
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00:45:51,514 --> 00:45:57,217
You just watch yourself. We're wanted men.
I have the death sentence on 12 systems.
^^You could spell out "twelve" here to bring it more in line with other parts where you spell out the number-word (seventeen, ninety-four -- although I would vote for leaving "Docking Bay 94" alone). Or would that make the line too long?
01:00:39,405 --> 01:00:41,807
Terminate her immediately.
^^There's an audible pause between "her" and "immediately." Should there be a comma, or even a period here?
01:00:50,115 --> 01:00:51,715
What the...
^^Should this have a question mark?
01:06:31,822 --> 01:06:33,858
Between his howling and your blasting
everything in sight...
^^"You know(,) between his howling..."
01:22:26,103 --> 01:22:30,906
...on unit number...where are we?
^^Would it be more readable with dashes? "3-2-6-3-8-2-7!"
01:42:20,509 --> 01:42:23,709
Estimated time to firing range,
15 minutes.
^^Could spell out "fifteen" here, like with the "twelve" above. I would leave "30 minutes" as it is, and you already have "five minutes," "seven minutes," and "one minute" spelled out. I suppose 15/fifteen is somewhat of a judgment call, but you do spell out "fifteen" earlier when Han and Obi-Wan are haggling in the cantina.
Also, several of the italic parts don't have closing tags. I don't know if that was intentional or not -- some programs (VLC) handle this just fine, but others (SubtitleEdit) don't display them as italic without the closing tag.
Getting in to Empire now, I notice the same missing closing tags on some of the italics parts. Sometimes they'll be there, sometimes they won't. Sometimes when both lines in a cluster are italicized the first one will have a closing tag, then the second has another open tag but no closing (I'm pretty sure you just need one at the beginning of the first line and the end of the second one, at least in SubtitleEdit -- not sure how HandBrake handles that, which is what I'll eventually be doing with these.)
Sometimes when a ship name or emphasized word comes at the end of a sentence you put the punctuation inside the italic tags, and sometimes outside them (e.g. "You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon?" vs. "You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon?") Is there a recognized standard for this? I've been leaving the punctuation in the same format as the rest of the sentence, and only italicizing the words before it, but I notice some commercial DVDs will also italicize the punctuation if the last word is italic, even when most of the sentence is not.
00:08:15,895 --> 00:08:18,095
Then I'll see you in hell!
^^"Hell" is not capitalized here. Is that on purpose because it's not supposed to represent the Earth-centric religious idea of Hell, or was that simply an oversight?
00:27:19,436 --> 00:27:22,636
Go for the legs. It might be
our only chance of stopping them.
^^You have this line italicized like he's talking through the radio, but he's not. The visual cuts to another pilot (or is that just his rear gunner?) halfway through the line, but I feel the line is still coming "from" Luke, not from the other pilot's radio. Is it just because he's offscreen that you have it italicized?
msycamore said:
25900:30:27,925 --> 00:30:30,125
Well, set harpoon.
I'll cover for you.
could it be?
We'll set harpoon. I'll cover for you.
I think it's "Well" as in "Are you ok? Good. Well, then, get to it." Luke has lost his gunner here, so his harpoon can't be set. There's no "we" about it, he's just telling the other guy to set his harpoon.
00:33:06,083 --> 00:33:09,117
– Distance to power generators?
– 17.28.
^^The line is spoken here as "One-seven decimal two-eight." I can get behind "Clear bay 327" when he says "three twenty-seven" in the first film (there are several more like that too, spoken over the Death Star's PA), but this one I feel needs the number words.
00:45:32,329 --> 00:45:34,429
After all, I'm only trying
to do my job in the most...
^^The ellipsis (three dots) like you have here indicates the speaker trailing off, while a dash indicates them being interrupted. Do you think that would be more appropriate here? He may or may not continue speaking on the other side of the door, but what we actually hear is interrupted when it closes.
00:51:49,906 --> 00:51:51,906
No, you're not. You're—
^^She doesn't get very far through the "you're" here. Following with your pattern of using partial words when someone gets cut off, this could be "No, you're not. You—" or even "No, you're not. Y—"
01:05:36,279 --> 01:05:41,000
Sir, we have a priority signal
from the Star Destroyer Avenger.
^^I broke this into two clusters so that I could fit in the commander's response. It's perfectly readable, to me this way, but I don't know if it fits your criteria, you might still want to leave it out. The first line is still on screen for over 1.5 seconds.:
01:05:36,279 --> 01:05:37,830
Sir, we have a priority signal...
01:05:37,831 --> 01:05:41,000
— ...from the Star Destroyer Avenger.
— Right.
01:18:22,477 --> 01:18:26,177
Permission granted to land
on Platform 3-2-7.
^^This time you do use the dashes, and this time I'm not sure they belong. Like with the assignments over the Death Star PA in the first film, this could probably just be "Platform 327."
...more to come!
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.It looks like I may need to adjust some of my assumptions about this project. I always considered the SUP files to be what everyone would want, and the SRT files as this weird intermediate text-only format that was only good for making new SUP files. It looks like the SRT files may be something people want as a final product, and as such I'll go through and close any italic tags left open, just to help with compatibility. This may also mean I'll break the downloads up in the next release so that you won't need to download all of the huge SUP files just to get the tiny SRT files.
Haven't had a chance to go through all of this yet, but numbers, yeah, numbers are where it gets weird. Numerals are always easier to read than text, and numerals should be broken up into groups of three or four at the very least as well. Except... I just can't do it. Yeah, I'm violating my own cardinal rule about readability here, but I'm just that way. In English, you should spell out numbers less than 10-12, and use numerals for larger ones. In addition to that vague area in the 10-12 zone, there are a ton of exceptions and one-offs, such as when numbers comprise a good chunk of the sentence they're in, spell it out, and so on. And then there's the longer numbers... I just can't add dashes to a number unless I know it's SUPPOSED to have dashes. So I look around at scripts and official subtitles and try to find something authoritative which tells me whether or not to put dashes in there. But if the authoritative sources all say just dump a row of seven numbers all together with no spaces, that's what I'm going to do. I'll take a look at each of the ones you pointed out, but I'm just saying there's no satisfactory answers on this front. If in doubt, I won't, and numbers are full of doubt.
As for the text changes, I still need to listen for those.
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re: the SRT files, I tried making new versions of the Despecialized Edition in Handbrake and added your SRT files. I used the Apple TV 2 preset and when I played the resulting movie the Apple TV didn't like the typographically correct apostrophes. It just omitted them ("wasnt", "didnt"). I tried again doing a find/replace and putting in the real character but they just showed up like improperly-encoded characters.
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.Okay, maybe it's just me, but why is everyone using the SRT files? Why aren't they just using SUP files which are already pre-rendered graphics and so don't require any fiddling at all? Okay, I'm done ranting. It just baffles me that anyone is using the SRT files at all.
I'll take a look at the quotes/apostrophes. It's possible I'm using the CP1252 codespace for these characters instead of the Unicode codespace, which might cause errors on non-Windows platforms.
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Like davextreme, my plan is to put these through HandBrake for playback on my AppleTV 2, and the only way to get "soft" subtitles (you can toggle them on or off) in HandBrake is to use .SRT. I'm not even sure if it can use an external .SUP file at all; it can use the rendered-graphics subtitles from a DVD disc or folder, but only if you want them "hard," or burned-in to the image, they can't be turned off that way.
Plus, I like that I can fiddle with them. On a DVD, or with a .SUP file, if there was something wrong with a subtitle I would just have to deal with it. But with these text-only .SRT files I can actually go in and fix them. I like being able to do that. Since I've discovered them, I'm actually pretty excited about text-only subtitles that I can fiddle with myself. It's not as big a deal in this case as with some of the commercial discs I've seen (sometimes it's like they don't even watch the movie; they just listen once to the soundtrack and write down what they think they hear), but still a nice option to have.
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.Okay, got it. People are less attached to shiny disc formats than I imagined, gotta get my brain out of the 20th century...
Also, yes, there appeared to have been a codepage problem with the following characters: apostrophes, double-quotes, and German-style quotes ("little goose feet"). I've updated them all to Unicode, which should improve non-Windows compatibility in the next release (the priority of getting this new version out there has been bumped as well, so as soon as I get all of IronMagus' suggestions, I'll start rendering/uploading). If you see problems with additional characters, let me know and I'll look at them.
Still haven't looked at your suggested text changes, but regarding italics and punctuation, the general consensus in those cases seems to be that punctuation should be italicized. I think I went through and made sure all question marks and exclamation marks were moved inside, but I doubt I was consistent with periods and commas because you can barely tell the difference if they're italicized. I may go through and clean those up, but it's low on my list.
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I really do appreciate you doing this project! Subtitles are very important to me since my dad is hard of hearing. I always try to include an srt file whenever I rip a DVD for use on Apple TV, iPad, etc. just in case I end up watching it with my dad. Very few online video sources (Netflix, iTunes, etc.) had any captions at all a few years ago. They're getting better but it surprises me there isn't legislation requiring it. I think this sort of project is great for people making edits since it means they don't have to do much work to get the captions in there.
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.Okay, I'm caught up on text suggestions...
Right now I'm going with "Terminate her... immediately." unless I think of a better way to write it. Definitely no comma, maybe two periods. Feel free to lobby me on this issue. I accept checks.
I'm also not sure what I'm going to do about "What the...". I could go either way. There's another one of these in ROTJ, so if I change it here, I should change it there, too.
I'm doing "You know, between his howling" and I was also able to adjust the timing back a few milliseconds for the new words.
Hell isn't always capitalized, and I don't think this usage qualifies.
Regarding the "Go for the legs" quote, give the man a cigar! It's Dak onscreen, so Luke is not speaking over the radio, he's just offscreen. Not only did I remove the italics, but I added an SDH cue due to the offscreen speaker. For the record, some subtitles will italicize all offscreen speakers, but I don't do that. I italicize radios, recordings, and ghosts--basically anything that ever would get distortion applied, even if it doesn't have distortion applied right then (Obi-Wan's ghost isn't consistent, but I make him always italicized).
Sticking with "We'll set harpoon", checked against the script.
Ellipses vs dashes is sometimes a tough call. I'm sticking with ellipses because it's understood he actually continues speaking unaware he's been cut off. I could see it either way though.
3-2-7 is changed to 327.
All others are unchanged, doesn't mean I wasn't tempted. Thanks very much!
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CatBus said:
Right now I'm going with "Terminate her... immediately." unless I think of a better way to write it. Definitely no comma, maybe two periods. Feel free to lobby me on this issue. I accept checks.
I just went with a single period. Like he gave the order first, and then clarified it as an afterthought. "Ooh, that b---, she makes me so f---n mad. Somebody kill her! So mad! Do it right away, before some... farmer... comes and rescues her!" (Good thing they didn't, huh? "Sure thing, boss. 'Immediately.' Yeah, immediately after you suck my elbow. I'll do it when I do it. Jerk. Thinks he's some kinda tough guy, just 'cuz he gets the fancy battle station... I'd have a battle station too, if my dad ran the Quintad...")
CatBus said:
I'm doing "You know, between his howling" and I was also able to adjust the timing back a few milliseconds for the new words.
What's your timing on it now, so I can edit mine to match?
Empire, continued:
01:19:16,000 --> 01:19:20,333
Look, don't worry. Everything's
going to be fine. Trust me.
^^This could be another "gonna."
01:25:17,800 --> 01:25:22,863
He is my friend.
Besides we'll soon be gone.
msycamore said:
Regarding this line you asked me about:01:25:17,800 --> 01:25:22,863
He is my friend.
Besides we'll soon be gone.
It's a tough one, I went with, "But he is my friend." but I agree that it sounds like Harrison doesn't say it.
CatBus said:
The "but" was always a really tricky line for me because it really dramatically changes the meaning of the statement. With the "but" it's a more straightforward interpretation, but it seems unlike Han to place sentiment (friendship) over guile (trust). Without the "but" it's a sarcastic comment that any friend of Han's is by definition untrustworthy because Han hangs out with thieves and lowlifes. I personally prefer and hear the latter statement, but it's hard to subtitle that sort of sarcasm--italics can't quite do it justice.
I don't hear a "but" here either, but I do feel like it's implied. The way I see it, the line can be meant one of two ways:
"Well I don't trust him either. After all, he's one of my friends, right? You can't trust any of those guys. But it shouldn't matter, because we'll soon be far away from this place and everyone in it."
"Well I wouldn't trust him either, if I were you, but the guy is one of my closest friends. I don't think we have anything to fear. Besides, we'll soon be gone from here and far away from him, trustworthy or not."
...but if it's supposed to be the first of those, I feel like the "besides" in the spoken line would have been a "but." There's got to be a "but" in there somewhere, between "I don't trust him" and "we'll soon be gone." Since there's already a "besides" after "he is my friend" I feel like the "but" is implied before it.
However, this is all just academic at this point, since because you don't actually hear the "but," you might not want to subtitle it anyway. But I do feel it's implied.
As far as placing friendship over trust, it's all about honor among thieves, I guess?
01:25:17,800 --> 01:25:22,863
He is my friend.
Besides we'll soon be gone.
^^Either way, I think there should likely be a comma after "besides," and maybe (maybe) "is" should be italicized?
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.IronMagus said:
What's your timing on it now, so I can edit mine to match?
The new line looks like this (line break is also different):
01:06:31,522 --> 01:06:33,858
You know, between his howling
and your blasting everything in sight...
Also, I'd like to add that even when I'm not taking some of your suggestions, you are going over the exact same sort of spots that I also agonized over for far too long doing this project. So you're definitely doing exactly the right level of analysis IMO.
Also, what do you think of "Terminate her. Immediately!"
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CatBus said:
The new line looks like this (line break is also different):01:06:31,522 --> 01:06:33,858
You know, between his howling
and your blasting everything in sight...Also, I'd like to add that even when I'm not taking some of your suggestions, you are going over the exact same sort of spots that I also agonized over for far too long doing this project. So you're definitely doing exactly the right level of analysis IMO.
Also, what do you think of "Terminate her. Immediately!"
Yeah that's where I put the line break too. Can't decide if I think there should be a comma after "You know" or not.
As for "Terminate her" ... on a second listen (or let's be honest here, two hundredth listen :) we're all here because we're fans, right?) the pause isn't quite as long as I remembered it, maybe a comma would go better than a period in between? I could see an exclamation mark at the end, though, as Tarkin seems to be about as mad right there as he ever gets.
One more on Empire:
01:42:12,573 --> 01:42:14,573
Wait. Turn around, you woolly...
^^Again with the ellipsis versus a dash...he's halfway through insulting Chewbacca, when he gets cut off by Chewie and R2 at the same time. I agree his voice does sound almost as if it's trailing off, but maybe that's just because Daniels had to imagine the interruption when recording the line, as there was no other actor there actually interrupting him, since both of the other two were voiced by sound effects. Surely not because Threepio the character ran out of things to say :)
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.Okay, I made the following changes:
"going to" -> "gonna"
"Besides we'll" -> "Besides, we'll"
I also ended up going with "Terminate her... immediately."
EDIT: And I've finally convinced myself that "Hell" should be capitalized in ESB. Sure it's "just an expression" long-divorced from its mythological roots (especially in this universe spoken by this character in particular!), but nevertheless it's a proper place name being used as a place and not just an interjection. So capitalized it is!
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal.I finally have a reference disc for how to handle Portuguese subtitles. Looks like I will remove the leading ellipses for the Portuguese subs so continuing dialogue will work like the French subs.
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Started going through Jedi, first thing I noticed was in the scenes with alien dialogue interspersed with character names. I suppose it's a holdover from the SDH version (I'm just using the native versions) but it's a little weird to just see "... Jabba du hutt ..." etc. in the middle of a long, otherwise-unsubtitled stretch of alien dialogue. Problem is, I'm not quite sure how I would handle this myself. I checked my copy of the SE DVD to see what they did, and it looks like they have all the SDH cues as well, with [Speaking Huttese] in several places, but in the parts with names they spell out the whole line (and sometimes surrounding lines) phonetically:
3PO at the door to Jabba's palace:
R2-Dee Toa.
Ay tuta miskha Jabba du Hutt?
Kuja wanki mitby cosa.
Ha ha ha.
...and then with Bib Fortuna:
Day wonna wonga?
Dee wonna wygo.
Day Jabba wonga?
Ne Jabba no barta.
Eezai ohkto.
Izzi kata o mohkti?
Ne charda so dehdi.
Noht cha!
Bib and Jabba:
Cava notayce, my lord.
Ohnt bat chuay dehr attat.
Oohh shoodah.
Master, bargonay tua knight?
He's no Jedi.
Jabba and Bounty Hunter Leia:
Kanji ta, droid.
(the "... Wookiee ..." line just says [Speaking Huttese])
(ditto with "... fifty ...")
(and "... thirty-five ...")
Bib to Luke, Jabba:
Yo macka chipowan Skywalker.
Jabba mo botowa tu.
Es tosit.
Jabba no tusen di hunka bi.
No Bargain.
Ataka bu Jabba now.
Ay sota vanlocha.
A chunoh ayo ahtot.
Gabba nopez Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight.
After Jabba drops Luke into the Rancor pit:
Tibi Jedi!
Tibi Jedi!
Jabba again at the Sarlacc pit:
Tibi Jedi.
3PO telling stories to the Ewoks:
Woochana makawartas, woochana makawartas.
Nervrenda bootootoo Tatooine.
Faraway, mana quitoo.
Princess Leia wasay wapa R2.
Oos batata rundi Darth Vader!
Un Chenko baskimo quertonto Death Star.
Wos michi un Jedi, Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Ee manu machi Vader konyono.
Torron togosh.
Master Luke ahchiminie choodoo.
Uta Millennium Falcon ahchiminie Cloud City.
Oos nooch Vader.
Han Solo.
Tiklo carbon!
Un dekochna gooboo Sarlacc.
Haonna keenie chetoo toomoo maneta.
...there may be other instances where alien dialogue is spelled out phonetically, but those were all the ones during parts where you subbed in any names or English ("Galactic Standard") words.
Now, I'm not gonna try and tell you how to do your own project, but I just thought I would try and get a discussion going about what's the best way to subtitle these parts and why you chose to go the way you did.
Personally, I think I prefer an all-or-nothing approach to these lines. Like I said it's a little weird to just see "... Master ... knight ..." in the middle of nowhere. I might leave 3PO's Ewok bedtime story as it is, but I'll probably go in and add the alien words to at least some of the lines in the Jabba's Palace scene. Not all of Bib's gibberish, but just the lines that have names in them. The ones you already have there. For example "... Jabba? ..." becomes "Day Jabba wonga?" and "... Jedi ... Jedi ..." becomes "Tibi Jedi! Tibi Jedi!"
Also, you might want to add "... my lord ..." (or whatever format you end up going with) where Bib first approaches Jabba when the droids arrive.
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A légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal."Partially-intelligible alien language" subs are what I call these. I got the idea for how to implement the partial subs from the official Spanish subs (or at least I think is was those...). They did ellipses, then the Spanish translation of the intelligible bits, then more ellipses. Seemed like a pretty elegant solution to the problem, so I borrowed it and used it for all five languages. I do think the partial subs are necessary in at least a couple of scenes (esp. if you're hard of hearing, have the volume down, or don't speak English), so I don't feel leaving them out is an option.
I know there's some atmospheric value in seeing these invented languages in action, but there's also just the fact that each of the subs for these movies are simply in one language and that language is not Huttese. Even if I wanted to do the Huttese transliteration, it wouldn't necessarily be the same for English as for other languages to achieve the same sounds. Whatever solution I come up with has to work in five languages, maybe more in the future--maybe even with non-Latin alphabets! Not much value comes from seeing the gibberish written out, and you lose quite a bit in the way of readability. It's just not a match for this project.
That said, msycamore posted some "additions" a while back where people could take those changes and make the English subs match the mono mix. Certainly you could do something like that for Jedi so that people could see the alien languages written out. But it's not being incorporated into the main project. I'm firmly decided on that.
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Fair enough. For the record, here's what I'm changing, in my copy:
"... R2-D2 ..." -> "R2-Dee Toa."
"... Jabba du Hutt? ..." -> "Ay tuta mishka Jabba du Hutt?"
"... Jabba? ..." -> "Day Jabba wonga?"
"... Jabba ..." -> "Ne Jabba no barta."
00:08:39,961 --> 00:08:42,311
Cava notayce, my lord.
"... Master ... Knight ..." -> "Master, bargonay tua knight?"
"... droid ..." -> Kanji ta, droid."
"... Wookiee ..." -> This line was a little tough. On the DVD it just says [Speaking Huttese], so I put as much as I could understand of it ("kawa wookiee") into google and found someone who had phonetically transliterated all of the alien dialogue. Says the whole line is "U bah ko ratta kah ba wipa ky is ka chone kawa wookiee." I don't think that whole thing's needed, though, just the second half. Then, Wookieepedia says that the Huttese word for Wookiee is "Wooky," so I ended up with "Ky is ka chone kawa Wooky." for the line. Also it needs to start sooner now, I don't know if you have some specific way of timing these, but it looks pretty good to me at 00:14:45,533.
"... fifty ..." -> Same source as above for the words. Timing adjusted front and back, new line is:
00:15:05,895 --> 00:15:09,257
Un yung kosa fifty hahtoo!
00:15:40,539 --> 00:15:49,844
This bounty hunter is my kind of scum,
fearless and inventive.
^^This line is burned in in versions that have burned-in alien subs, so it should only be in the full and forced versions of the subtitles, right? But I see it in the native version too, I'm deleting from my copy.
...got to go, more to come! I'm not sure I like the translation given for the "... thirty-five ..." line so I'll see if I can find or come up with something better than "Uneetung thirty five, dateel, in ahm ny."


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