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Liu Ye Movies
A Chinese actor who specialized in quietly effective, psychologically complex roles (nearly always in dramas),
Liu Ye
first took his onscreen bow during the late '90s, but didn't achieve international crossover success until 2005, with the U.S. release of
Dai Sijie
's period comedy drama-cum-film à clef
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
. In that film,
tackled one of the lead roles; he played Ma, one of two young men sent to a mountain village during the 1970s Chinese Cultural Revolution and instilled with Maoist principles. Even the Western critics who responded negatively to the film singled out
's fine work in it, thus paving the way for many additional assignments.
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
by teaming up with numerous acclaimed Chinese filmmakers, including
Lou Ye
Purple Butterfly
, 2003),
Hou Yong
Jasmine Woman
, 2004), and
Zhang Yimou
Curse of the Golden Flower
, 2006), then took his Hollywood bow under the aegis of Chinese-American director
Chen Shi-Zeng
, with a lead in the 2007
Dark Matter
, opposite
Meryl Streep
Aidan Quinn
. In that film, based on a true story,
played a Chinese student who travels to the United States and tries to advance his theory of dark matter, but finds his attempts complicated by political concerns -- which soon leads to devastating tragedy. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A Beautiful Life
An uptight Beijing policeman falls for a brash real-estate agent, who runs off with his life savings only to beg for forgiveness years later as he slowly succumbs to the effects of vascular dementia. Fang Zhendong (Liu Ye) is a single cop who has devoted his life to taking care of his younger brother when he meets Li Peiru (Shu Qi) at a local karaoke bar. As he contends with a midlife crisis, she reels from losing her job after an affair with her boss suddenly goes sour. Smitten by the sound of his name as it rolls off Li's lips, Fang loans her all of his money, after which she promptly runs away to Hong Kong. Years later, however, Li realizes she has forsaken the love of a lifetime, and returns to Beijing to seek forgiveness. But just when they should be planning the rest of their lives together, Li learns that Fang suffers from a terminal case of vascular dementia. Heartbroken, she vows to remain by his side, regardless, and care for him as his condition deteriorates. Later, Li learns that she is pregnant with Fang's child, and begins writing a diary so he will know his father's story. Then, one fateful day, Fang loses his way during a long walk and winds up in the hospital. As he lies dying, Fang hears the voice of his true love one last time. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Beginning of the Great Revival
Filmmakers Huang Jianxin and Han Sanping offer a crash course on the Chinese Revolution in this companion piece to Han's 2009 film The Founding of a Republic. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Feng Yuanzheng
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Chen Kaige, acclaimed director of Farewell, My Concubine, weaves this lavish period drama inspired by the classic stage play Orphan of Zhao, which tells the tale of a Yuan Dynasty prince whose fate will determine the future of an entire nation. As the ruthless General Tuan (Wang Xueqi) seizes the Zhao throne and wipes out the entire monarchy, noble doctor Cheng Ying (Ge You) makes the ultimate sacrifice to save the newborn Zhao prince. In the years that follow Cheng raises the crown prince as his own, naming General Tuan as his godfather and biding his time until the boy comes of age. Eventually, the Zhao heir apparent gains access to the royal palace, where his true destiny awaits. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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City of Life and Death
Within the scope of Asian history, few events carry the ugly and sickening connotations of the Rape of Nanking. Japanese forces invaded that Chinese city on December 9, 1937, and in the six weeks to follow, soldiers raped thousands of women and annihilated hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. Director Lu Chuan directs this black-and-white docudrama account of that horrifying six-week period, with the benefit of an ensemble cast that includes Hideo Nakaizumi as a conscience-stricken Japanese soldier, Fan Wei as the aid to a German humanitarian worker, and Gao Yuanyuan as the head of a refugee camp. Lu relays the events directly and straightforwardly, with a careful avoidance of sensationalism and excessive sentimentality, and uses the chronicle to meditate on the insanity of war for all of those involved. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Invisible Target director Benny Chan draws inspiration from the 2004 English-language thriller Cellular for this tense tale of a self-centered debt-collector who risks his life to rescue a desperate mother and her young daughter. Bob (Louis Koo) is a single father with a dead-end job as a debt collector. Essentially an easygoing, helpful guy, Bob tries in earnest to perform well in his new position while dealing attempting to clean up his act so his sister won't move to China with his son. He's making progress too, so when he receives a frantic phone call from a woman named Grace who claims she's been kidnapped, he reports the disturbing call to the local police. Although the detective on duty dismisses the call as a prank, Bob's instincts tell him differently and he quickly makes the decision to investigate. Realizing that he's the only personal capable of saving Grace and her daughter from a painful demise, Bob prepares to risk everything - including his own family - in order to save two people he's never met, and may not even exist. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Inspired by actual events, director Chen Shi-Zheng's socially conscious psychological drama follows the journey of an ambitious Chinese scientist working towards his Ph.D. in America, only to be marginalized to the extent that he ultimately loses his way. All Liu Xing (Liu Ye) ever wanted was to study the origins of the universe at a Western university. Upon arriving at the school, Liu immediately rents a modest apartment with a few other Chinese students and begins flirting with the pretty American who works at the local coffee shop. Personally welcomed into Department Head Jacob Reiser's (Aidan Quinn) select cosmology group, Liu remains dedicated to his studies and optimistic about the future. Things continue to look up as Liu becomes close with wealthy university patron Johanna Silver (Meryl Streep) after the two become acquainted at an orientation for foreigners sponsored by a local church.
Eventually, Liu becomes Reiser's protégé, and makes a sizable impression at a prestigious conference attended by the pair. But attitudes start to shift when Liu's studies in dark matter come into direct conflict with his mentor's prominent theories and well-established studies. His excitement about a potential breakthrough causes him to ignore repeated warnings that he must pay his dues, and Liu's findings are eventually eclipsed by that of more studious fellow student Laurence. Determined to have his studies published, Liu goes behind Reiser's back, but he ultimately becomes the target of ire rather than accolades, with Johanna's naïve encouragement prompting him along a dangerous collision course. While Liu remains enamored with the concept of the American dream and optimistic about American science being a free market of ideas, he begins to grow dejected after his dissertation is rejected, the girl at the coffee shop blows him off, and his roommates all find lucrative jobs. Essentially left behind at the university, Liu rejects Johanna's offer for help and vows not to return home to disappointed parents. Now, as he coasts on the fumes of his unrealized dreams, the dishonored student prepares to lash out with one final act of devastating annihilation. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Blood Brothers
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Three best friends who are barely getting by as fishermen in the small village of Zhujiajiao depart to seek their fate in Shanghai in director Alexi Tan's reworking of the John Woo action classic Bullet in the Head. Feeling trapped by circumstance in the only place they have ever known, Kang, his brother Hu, and their best friend Fung decide to take their fate into their own hands by moving to Shanghai. Upon arriving in the bustling city, the naïve trio gradually finds their innocence corrupted as they fall into the deepest depths of the criminal underworld. The starting point for their harrowing descent is the infamous Paradise Club: the most popular - and dangerous - nightclub in all of Shanghai. In the Paradise Club, Lulu is the songbird that every man wants to capture, yet she remains locked securely in the cage of owner and underworld crime kingpin Boss Hong - or so he thinks. Because when the stage lights go down and the big guy isn't around, his right hand man Mark starts making the moves on Lulu. Of course Lulu is no innocent either, and as this pair conduct their dangerous affair both enemies and allies alike begin plotting a way to wrestle control of the city from the ruthless Boss Hong. As the tense situation between Boss Hong and his many conspirators begins to boil over, Kang, Hu, and Fung make a desperate grab for power that quickly pays off. But success in Shanghai doesn't come cheap. With their power nearly cemented in the land of plenty, Fung will be forced to choose between love and a life of crime while wrestling with his troublesome conscience, Hu will enter into a monumental struggle against his own inner weakness, and power-hungry Kang will allow nothing to prevent him from realizing his own ambitions. Now, as lives hang in the balance and blood begins to flow, the chance for redemption fades with each passing day. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Daniel Wu
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Curse of the Golden Flower
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A dying love between two powerful people leads to deceit, infidelity, and conspiracy in this epic-scale historical drama from director Zhang Yimou. During the latter days of the Tang dynasty, the Emperor (Chow Yun-Fat) returns home from the war with his son Prince Jai (Jay Chou) in tow. However, the monarch gets a chilly reception from the Empress (Gong Li); though she's eager to see her son, her marriage has become deeply acrimonious, and she's taken a lover, Crown Prince Wan (Liu Ye), her stepson from the Emperor's first marriage. The Emperor, meanwhile, has his own plan for dealing with his failing marriage -- he's ordered the Imperial Doctor (Ni Dahong) to find an exotic drug that will drive the Empress insane and administer it to her without her knowledge. However, the doctor's ethical dilemma is intensified by the fact his daughter Chan (Li Man) has fallen in love with Crown Prince Wan and the two wish to elope. As the Emperor and Empress allow their estrangement to sink into violence and retribution, their youngest son, Prince Yu (Qin Junjie), struggles to keep the peace in the household. Curse of the Golden Flower (aka Man Cheng Jim Dai Huang Jin Jia) received its North American premiere at the 2006 American Film Institute Los Angeles Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Promise
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Love and war conspire to create a romantic triangle in this lavish historical epic from director Chen Kaige. A young girl who has lost her parents to the violence of war bravely refuses to obey the orders of a warrior's son, and is approached by a spirit who offers her a life of wealth and power as a reward, but with a catch -- she will never know the love of a man unless she learns how to bring the dead back to life by turning back time. Two decades later, the orphaned girl has become Qingcheng (Cecilia Cheung), the adopted daughter of The King (Cheng Qian), and her nation is yet again in the grip of war. During a long and bloody battle, Kunlun (Jang Dong-gun), a slave who has been ordered to fight, proves his skill and bravery in combat, and his commander, General Guangming (Hiroyuki Sanada), rewards him by making him his personal assistant. When Guangming learns that the King is in danger, he and Kunlun set out to rescue him. Kunlun is disguised as Guangming as they prepare to fight the enemy leader Wuhuan (Nicholas Tse), who is out to assassinate the King, but when they arrive, they find that the strong-willed Qingcheng is in greater danger than the potentate as her father and his soldiers struggle to verbally and physically cut her down to size. Kunlun and Guangming impulsively rescue Qingcheng instead of the King, and as they look for a safe haven for the princess, both men fall in love with her, while both the King's forces and Wuhuan are determined to find them. Budgeted at 30 million dollars, Mo Gik (aka The Promise, Master of the Crimson Armor, and Wu Ji) was a major box-office success in China before receiving an international release. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Chinese Cultural Revolution of the 1970s -- in which urban intellectuals were relocated either by choice or through force to rural areas in the interest of educating the poor or aiding farm labor -- provides the backdrop for this romantic drama from filmmaker Lu Yue. Ye Xingyu (Shu Qi) is an idealistic young woman who lives in the Yunnan province, where she teaches language classes and is pledged to marry Yuan Dingguo (Fang Bin), who works on a rubber plantation. Xingyu's father is seriously ill, and she wants to move to Kunming to be with him, but getting permission from local and federal authorities proves all but impossible. One day, Xingyu meets Liu Simeng (Liu Hua), who has moved from Beijing to Yunnan to work in an educational program. While Xingyu is initially put off by Simeng's big-city ways, she comes to admire his sincere dedication to duty, and he is clearly infatuated with her. But a scuffle between locals and Simeng's fellow transplants from Beijing leads to a simmering rivalry, which comes to a boil when Dingguo becomes fiercely jealous of Xingyu's blossoming friendship with Simeng. Meiren Cao was written for the screen in part by Shi Xiaoke, whose novel Chulian provided the basis for the story. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Directed by Lou Ye, Zi Hudie revolves around the underground faction of anti-Nipponese fighters in 1930s Shanghai, just prior to the onset of the Sino-Japanese war. It's only the beginning when Cynthia (Zhang Ziyi), a young Chinese woman, learns the news of her lover Itami's (Toru Nakamura) rapidly approaching return to the military. In a second and even more devastating blow, Cynthia's brother, a contributor to an anti-Japanese newspaper, is killed by a Japanese activist. Three years later, switchboard operator Tang Yiling (Li Bingbing) and Situ (Liu Ye), her fiancé, are introduced to Cynthia after inadvertently heading into a protest held by a resistance group code-named Purple Butterfly, of which Cynthia (who has since changed her name to Ding Hui) has become a part. Ultimately, a botched assassination attempt leaves Situ with a mysterious briefcase; now a suspect himself, Situ is arrested by none other than Itami, who, after reuniting with his old flame, has no idea of her role in a complicit plan to have his boss (Kin Ei) assassinated. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Dai Sijie directs Balzac et La Petite Tailleuse Chinoise (The Little Chinese Seamstress), a film adaptation of his own best-selling autobiographical novel. Set in China during the Cultural Revolution of the 1970s, the story follows Luo (Chen Kun) and Ma (Liu Ye), two young men from the city who are sent to a mountain village for a re-education in Maoist principles. They work with the peasants under the supervision of the village head man (Wang Shuangbao), who considers their violin to be a symbol of the bourgeoisie. Luo and Ma both fall in love with the little Chinese seamstress (Ziiou Xun), the daughter of the tailor (Chung Zhijun), and they read her forbidden works of Western literature including French writers Balzac and Dumas. The conclusion finds the two men reminincing about their experiences 30 years later. Balzac et La Petite Tailleuse Chinoise premiered at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Oh, David Beckham. Your swift feet are almost sexier than you are.
The LA Galaxy has gone on the win the first leg of the MLS Western Conference Championship at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California. The defeated the Seattle Sounders 3-0.
The second leg of the Western Conference final will be next Sunday, November 18 at 9 p.m. ET in Seattle.
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Wednesday was Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten season, which leads up to Easter on March 31. It's a holy time which allows for introspection, self-evaluation and remembering the humble Easter story and how it pertains to our individual lives.
As a child, Easter was also special to me. Aside from the Easter Bunny's treats, the new white shoes, gloves, dress and hat I wore to our Easter service at church was a big deal. Even as a little girl, I knew it was a holy day.
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Chain rule
The chain rule Part 4 of derivatives. Introduction to the chain rule.
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- Welcome back.
- I'm now going to do some more examples of a bit of a review
- of some of the derivatives that we've been seeing.
- And then I'll introduce you to something called the chain rule
- which expands the universe of the types of functions we can
- take the derivatives of.
- So in the last presentation, I showed you how to function if I
- had f of x is equal to 10x to the seventh plus 6x to the
- third plus 15x minus x to the 16th.
- To take the derivative of this entire function, we take just
- the derivatives of each of the pieces, right?
- Because you can add them up.
- So f prime of x in this example, is equal to-- and
- I think you get the hang of it at this point.
- It's actually fairly straightforward.
- We take the 7, multiply it by the 10.
- So we get 70x, then 1 degree less.
- So 70x to the sixth plus 18x squared plus 15.
- We can kind of view this as x to the 1, right?
- So it's 1 times 15 times x to the 0.
- Which is 1.
- So that's just 15 minus 16x to the 15th.
- And I don't want you to lose sight of what we're
- actually doing here.
- What is f prime of x?
- This is the function the tells us the slope of any point
- x, along the curve f of x.
- It's a pretty interesting thing.
- Let me just draw to maybe give you a little bit of intuition.
- 32 00:01:45,3 --> 00:01:47,49 I don't know what the slope of f of x really looks like.
- And actually, let's pretend like this isn't f of x.
- Let's pretend like this is just some arbitrary
- function I'm drawing.
- If this is f of x, just some curve that does all sorts of
- crazy things, f prime of x tells me the slope at any
- point along that line.
- So if I wanted to know the slope at this point right here,
- I could use the derivative function to figure out the
- slope of the tangent line.
- The tangent line is something like that right there.
- Or if I wanted to figure out the slope at this point,
- once again I'd use the derivative function.
- And it would tell me the slope of the tangent
- line at that point.
- Which would be something like that.
- So it's a pretty useful thing.
- And once I give you all the tools to analytically solve a
- whole host of derivatives, then we'll actually do a bunch
- of word problems and applications of derivatives.
- And I think you'll see that it's a really, really,
- really useful concept.
- So let's move on.
- I think you get the idea of how to do these derivatives
- of polynomials.
- Let me erase this.
- I'm actually using a different tool now.
- So I think it might be a bit easier.
- Let's see, someone was calling me.
- But you're more important so I will not answer the phone.
- 63 00:03:08,44 --> 00:03:11,64 I'm going to introduce you-- this tool doesn't have, I
- don't think it has a straight up eraser.
- Actually, maybe let's see.
- If I do it like this.
- 68 00:03:27,48 --> 00:03:28,4 Oh let me see.
- 70 00:03:30,9 --> 00:03:32,15 No that doesn't work.
- Let me just erase like this, the old-fashioned way.
- 73 00:03:39,53 --> 00:03:41 You just have to bear with me.
- This is good.
- It feels like I'm a real teacher with a real chalkboard
- and a real eraser now.
- 79 00:03:53,53 --> 00:03:56,75 This is a lot cleaner than a normal chalkboard as well.
- Bear with me, almost there.
- I'll figure out a faster way to do this over the
- next couple of videos.
- It's pretty sad.
- I'm showing you how to do derivatives in calculus, but
- I don't know how to erase a faster way than this.
- 87 00:04:14,27 --> 00:04:15,56 There, we're done.
- So now I'm going show you how to solve the derivatives of a
- slightly more complicated type of a function.
- It's actually not more complicated.
- It's just different.
- So let's say f of x is equal to 2x plus 3 to the fifth power.
- And I want to figure out the derivative of this.
- We're going to use something called the chain rule.
- Because one thing we could do, we could just multiply out 2x
- plus 3 to the fifth power.
- And if you've ever done that, you know it's a pain.
- So that's not something we'd want to do.
- So we're going to use something called the chain rule.
- And I'm just going to give you a bunch of examples before I
- even show you the definition of the chain rule.
- Because I think this is something that you just
- have to learn by example.
- So the chain rule just tells us that the derivative of let's
- say this function right here.
- You take the derivative of the subfunctions, and then you can
- But I think when you introduce it formally, it gets
- more confusing.
- So what I do, I just take the derivative of 2x plus 3 first.
- So I take the derivative of 2x plus 3.
- What's the derivative of 2x plus 3?
- Well you know that.
- It's just the derivative of 2x, which is 2.
- And then the derivative of 3 is 0.
- So the derivative of 2x plus 3 is just 2.
- And then I'm going to multiply that times the derivative
- of the whole thing.
- And I just pretend like 2x plus 3 is just like
- a variable by itself.
- So then what's the derivative of x to the fifth?
- Well the derivative of x to the fifth-- I'm going to do that in
- a different color-- the derivative of x to the
- fifth is 5x to the fourth.
- So it'll be 5 times something to the fourth.
- But here we didn't take the derivative of x the fifth.
- We took the derivative of 2x plus 3 to the fifth.
- So we just put the 2x plus 3 there instead.
- 134 00:06:24,23 --> 00:06:26,19 So what did we do here?
- We went in the inside of the function, and we took
- the derivative here.
- And the derivative of 2x plus 3 was just 2.
- And then we multiplied it by the derivative of
- the greater function.
- And we just pretended like the 2x plus 3 was a variable.
- It was like x.
- So instead of 5x to the fourth, we got 5 times
- 2x plus 3 to the fourth.
- And if we just simplify that, f prime of x is equal to
- 2 times 5 is 10; 10 times 2x plus 3 to the fourth.
- That was a lot simpler than multiplying out 2x plus 3 to
- the fifth power, and then doing the derivatives the old way.
- I know this was probably a little confusing to you,
- so I'm going to try to do a couple more examples.
- Let's say I had g of x is equal to x-squared plus 2x plus
- 3 to the eighth power.
- So g prime of x is going to equal-- well what did we say?
- We take the derivative of the inside.
- This is called the chain rule.
- What's the derivative of the inside?
- It's 2x plus 2 plus 0, right?
- And then we take the derivative of the whole thing.
- And we just pretend like this whole expression, x-squared
- plus 2x plus 3 is just kind of like the variable x.
- We know that the derivative of x to the eighth is
- 8x to the seventh.
- So it'll be 8 times something to the seventh.
- And that something is this entire expression here, 8 times
- x-squared plus 2x plus 3.
- I hope I didn't confuse you too much.
- And you can simplify this more in any way.
- Because it's 2x plus 2 times 8 times x-squared plus 2x
- plus 3 to the seventh.
- To multiply this out, or to multiply this out is
- a huge pain as you know.
- But we could simplify a little bit.
- Let me draw a divider here.
- We could say that that equals 8 times 2x, 16x plus 16 times--
- I'm making it really messy-- x-squared plus 2x plus 3
- to the seventh power.
- I hope I didn't confuse you too much.
- In the next presentation, I'm just going to do a ton of
- examples using the chain rule.
- And I think the more examples you see, it's going to
- hit the point home.
- And then after I've done a bunch of examples, then I'm
- going to give you a formal definition.
- I think that's actually an easier way to digest the chain
- rule than giving you the formal definition first, and then
- showing you a bunch of examples.
- So I'll see you in the next presentation.
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From: Linus Torvalds firstname.lastname@example.com Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce Subject: Approaching 1.2.x, I hope Date: 30 Jul 1994 02:05:45 +0300
I'm slowly making ready for something looking like a code-freeze for 1.2.x, and that means you can all start doing your favorite pre-release stuff: doing weird things to the latest kernels and seeing how they break. And maybe even sending me in a report (or patches if you feel like it).
The latest kernel right now is 1.1.36 (but they have changed daily) and contains the "mprotect()" system call that some people have been asking for. The last kernels have gone through major re-organizations in the memory manager, so we'll see how well it works out. Also, I wrote the mprotect stuff from scratch instead of using any of the old patches, so that's rather untested. If you have something depending on mprotect, do give this one a try.
(Aside: The mmap() interface still doesn't allow shared writeable mappings, but now you can do a shared read-only map and then "upgrade" it with mprotect(). That's not supposed to work, but I didn't bother to put in the extra checks, as I hope to have real write-mappings working some day. Going through mprotect is likely to give bogus results, etc; don't even try it as the kernel may do strange things.)
Lots of other stuff has also changed in the 1.1.x releases; sorry for not doing release-notes, but I'm too lazy. Essentially everything is faster, bigger and better, but it may be a bit unstable which is why I'd like people to test it out. The credit goes to everybody who has written code and tested so far (including, but not limited to Alan Cox, Eric Youngdale, Mark Lord, Jacques Gelinas, Hannu Savolainen, Frank Lofaro, Rik Faith, Bjvrn Ekwall, Remy Card, Dmitry Gorodchanin...,the list goes on forever).
Anyway, I hope 1.1.40 (or 1.1.50 or whatever) will turn out stable enough to be called 1.2.0 so that people who want to use mainly stable kernels know which version to get. Sadly, everything always works perfectly for me, so in order to find the problems some outside help is needed.
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Communication Studies at Winona State UniversityCommunication Studies at WSU - a degree for life. To see some Communication Studies Alumni talking about their Communication Studies degrees, watch videos. Have you asked yourself, What will I do with my life? Are you ready to figure this out? First, sit down and think a bit. Next, ask yourself three simple questions: What might I be good at? Would I like a career where competence in communication would me better understand, influence and help other people? Finally, the most important question you should consider: What will I do to improve our world? Communication Studies faculty and students will help you answer those questions, because we believe that Communication Studies is YOUR degree for life. Our goal is to prepare students to improve communication competency to participate and succeed in our worlds global village. To accomplish this, we offer three degree options: leadership and advocacy, organizational communication, or a general communication option that allows you to choose your own focus from a variety of courses in Communication Studies. Looking to find an academic home with a strong track record? Then consider our alumni who work in for-profit and non-profit business: Mayo Clinic, Fox Sports Network, State Farm Insurance, Target, Fossil, LCMS Missionaries, Fastenal, Intervarsity, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and many more. You will find they all agree. . .Communication Studies is a degree for life. Why Major or Minor in Communication Studies? Why Communication Studies? Workers who can READ, WRITE, COMPUTE, COMMUNICATE, and THINK efficiently and effectively will fill the best jobs in the new information society- in virtually every industry (Source: University of North Carolina- Wilmington). What skill sets are you acquiring? (HINT: Put these in your resume!)
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 02/02/12
FEBRUARY 3 Enjoy an evening of bluegrass music with the Slack Family Band and the God Fearin' Snake Handlers at 7 p.m. at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd. The concert is part of CACGA's 2nd Stage Performance Series, which highlights a different musical genre on the first Friday of each month. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com . *** The movie "Top Hat" (1935) will play at 7 p.m. Feb. 3 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 4 at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. For details, call 328-4491. *** The Richmond Youth Peace Project will commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with the 7th annual Youth Educoncert, Generation Dream 2012. Shows are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Feb. 3 at Richmond Public Library's main branch, 101 E. Franklin St., and for 2 p.m. at the Science Museum of Virginia, 2500 W. Broad St. The Friday show is being presented as part of First Fridays Artwalk; the Saturday performance is presented in conjunction with the museum's exhibit "Race: Are We So Different?" which opened Jan. 28. Both concerts are free; museum admission is required on Feb. 4. For a list of youth performers and for more information, call 232-1002 or visit http://www.rpec.org . *** Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, 1800 Lakeside Ave., will present a special Valentine's Day display until Feb. 29. A stroll through the climate-controlled Conservatory includes the chance to see daffodils, tulips and more. There is also a display featuring a new color scheme of pink and black foliage. The tropical wing showcases exotic, fragrant orchids. The garden is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $11 for adults, $10 for seniors and $7 for children ages 3-12. Members are free. For details, call 262-9887 or visit http://www.lewisginter.org . *** This is the final weekend for Chamberlayne Actors Theatre's production of "Almighty Bob." A touching show about faith, it features Bob, a senior citizen living in an assisted living home. Bizarre things start to happen and the residents must find out if Bob is delusional or telling the truth. Performance times are 8 p.m. Feb. 3-4 and 2:30 p.m. Feb. 4-5. Tickets are $12 to $23. For details, call 262-9760 or visit http://www.cattheatre.com . FEBRUARY 4 VCU Medical Center will present the CBS 6 Healthy Lifestyle Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Richmond Convention Center. The event will feature Dr. Oz's fitness expert Stepp Stewart, yoga with "The Young and the Restless" star Judith Chapman and healthy cooking with celebrity chef Nathan Lyon. Participants can also sample healthy foods, receive free health screenings from VCU Medical Center and visit with multiple vendors. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.wtvr.com/expo . *** Richmond Parents Monthly's 16th annual Camp & Education Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Tuckahoe YMCA, 9211 Patterson Ave. Admission is free. For a list of fair participants, view http://www.richmondparents.com . *** Ringling Bros. Ambassador of Laughter, Christopher the Clown, will visit the Children's Museum of Richmond in Short Pump from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. In addition to story time, Christopher the Clown will have giveaways and coupons for the upcoming Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey show "Dragons" on Feb. 15-19. For details, call 474-7000 or visit http://www.childrensmuseumofrichmond.org . *** The James River Film Society and the Sierra Club Falls of the James Group will join together to present the RVA Environmental Film Festival at the Byrd Theatre, 2908 W. Cary St. The event will showcase films designed to raise awareness of environmental issues relative to all residents on planet Earth. Festival passes are $15 and are available at Chop Suey Books (422-8066), Video Fan (353-7891) or at http://www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfest2012.eventbrite.com Indi.vidual tickets are $5 and are available at the door or through Eventbrite. For a complete schedule and film descriptions, call 562-2500 or visit http://www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfestival.com. FEBRUARY 5 Sisters of the Yarn African American Quilters Guild will host an opening reception for its upcoming quilt exhibit "Each Quilt, A Story" from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 N. Laburnum Ave. Enjoy the art and craftsmanship of these beautiful quilts and learn about their history and culture from historical interpreters and the quilters themselves. Music will be provided by a local choir and light refreshments will be served. Admission is free. After the reception, the quilt exhibit will be displayed at Walkerton Tavern, 2892 Mountain Rd., until Feb. 24. For details, call Rachel Moore at 501-5134 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com . |
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A decline in blood donations is typical during the winter months as people become busy with holiday activities and travel. Patient needs remain steady, however, making it important for people to visit a VBS donor site or mobile drive to give blood. > Read more.
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Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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It's the final weekend before Christmas – but it doesn't have to be a nightmare! Relax with half-a-million twinkling lights, enjoy Theatre IV on Tour's production of "A Christmas Carol" or experience the 11th annual "Miracle of Christmas – Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo." Another way to relax before the Big Day is with a good book. You can find a vast array of books, covering many genres, and meet authors at the Celebrate with a Book event on Saturday. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Sit-In Training at American History
On February 1, 1960, Franklin McCain, Ezell Blair Jr., Joseph McNeil and David Richmond—all students at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College—entered a Woolworth's in Greensboro, browsed the store a bit and sat down at the whites-only lunch counter. They asked to be served and when they were refused, they just continued to sit. The nonviolent demonstration was the first sustained sit-in, and soon after others sprung up across the south. Protests in Greensboro lasted for six months, and the lunch counter was desegregated by July 25, 1960.
The very counter at which the four man men sat is one of the most visited artifacts in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, and to engage visitors, the museum now holds simulations of a sit-in training, based on an actual Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee training manual from the 1960s, four times a day. The sit-in trainer, whose character name is Samuel P. Leonard, is a convincing actor and really gets his audience involved in the mock training. Volunteers take to stools up front while the rest or the audience encircles them. Leonard paints the scene, explaining how harsh words would be yelled and milkshakes dumped on them.
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[...] Join the Student Sit-Ins Join the Student Sit-Ins is an interactive presentation of the story of the 1960 sit-in for desegregation that took place at the F.W. Woolworth lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina. Visitors take part in a training session based on an actual 1960s manual and prepare for their first sit-in. The program won the Smithsonian's Education Excellence Award in 2009 for the Institution's best educational program. According to one participant, "The Greensboro Lunch Counter performance was the most powerful exhibit that I've seen in DC. The woman who did it was wonderful and passionate and brought me to tears." C. Vanarthos 8/13/11. For more, read about the program in the Smithsonian's Around the Mall blog. [...]
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Bistro by the Beach
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My 25 year old son and I both loved our dinner the night before the July 4th holiday! We shared our appetizers of burrata and crab cake. We also shared our main course --their signature chicken dish and the scallops. Can't think of a single complaint --atmosphere was lovely and the service was excellent. We'll be back!
We visited for our anniversary and though we were a little disappointed in the lack of romantic ambience, the food and service made up for it. My husband had the lobster corn chowder which had lots of lobster and I had the clam special-garlicky and delicious! We followed with the tagliatelle and the swordfish both excellent choices. It's so close to the Spring Lake boardwalk that we had a romantic walk at the beach. We would definitely go back for a casual dinner!
Great place to have a good and relaxing dining experience at the shore. Unlike many restaurants, when Bistro takes a reservation, they honor it.
I can't wait to go back. The food was delicious. The service was very professional and attentive. I loved the vibe - casual but very food savvy. My only complaint would be the server should recite prices with the specials.
Small, quiet place with good food and and attentive Service We forgot to bring wine otherwise a perfect Night a stroll on the beach across the street after Dinner was a plus
Our group of 8 really enjoyed this restaurant. We were late, but we were greeted warmly nonetheless. Christina, our server, was very knowledgeable about the menu and made very good recommendations. The meal was paced well, with no big gaps between courses. The tuna tacos special and the calamari salad were big hits, as were the fish special of the night and the organic chicken. Good use of seasonal ingredients and everything was delicious. Don't skip dessert!
Dinner was excellent. There were four of us and we were all well-satisfied with our selections. We weren't aware that this is a BYOB but a courier wine service was available. Staff was friendly, relaxed and accomodating....just what you want for a shore dinner.
Bistro at the beach is a great place to have dinner in Spring Lake. The service was wonderful, the staff very friendly and competent. There were several seafood specials that enticed us and they did not disappoint. It was especially nice that the manager came to our table to see how we ked our food. Though a bit pricey, I would recommend Bistro at the Beach to anyone looking for fresh, delicious food served with a smile.
I was getting married Sunday and walked into this restaurant to see if could accommodate 40. They couldn't but we used this restaurant for the night before. It was about 10-12 of us. We had a small alcove off the kitchen for our party and a small table for our beer and wine. We dropped it off before and the restaurant was terrific chilling it and setting it up before. The food was awesome!!! We get a bunch of appetizers to share and everything was delicious. The dinners were sensational, everything was delicious. The only complaint was pouring wines and getting beers that was very slow, but we just did it ourselves. The food service was great. They were very accommodating when we told them 2 more were coming. Overall we were really happy.
I have had the pleasure of dining at Bistro, three times this past month. Each time, with different groups of people, most for the first time. Each and every person thoroughly enjoyed not only the entree, but the flat bread appetizer, lobster bisque soup, calamari salad, to name just a few. The comment repeated over and over, was the freshness of the dinner. This Bistro is a culinary gem for the Jersey Shore!
My husband and I had a very small morning wedding just a few blocks away in Potter Park's Constitution Gazebo, and we were looking for a nearby restaurant that served a gourmet bunch. Bistro by the Beach was it. Although the decor is quite modest, the food is outstanding. My mother had called them to see if we could drop off a wedding cake and champagne before the ceremony, and they were more than accommodating. Attentive, cheerful servers brought out flavorful omelets with just the right amount of scrumptious sides. Everything was perfect for our private celebration. Come for the food--you won't regret it.
Bistro by the Beach was probably the most enjoyable dining experience of the year for me.Definitely I will return. The great service started by being seated immediately and continued throughout dinner. Our selections were served timely, at the right temperature but most of all ..... delicious!! One cannot go wrong with any of the dishes. For those who do not know, Spring Lake is a "dry" NJ town. There is plenty of parking at night once the beachers leave. No loud, rowdy youthful crowds so peaceful walks along the boardwalk after dinner is a great way to end the night. My only complaint which is actually my fault ..... we should have brought a second bottle of wine.
Although the ambience is quite casual and in need of a little decorating, the food and service were excellent!! We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner, were not rushed in the least, and overall had a lovely dining experience. We will certainly go back!!! Would love if they could somehow arrange outdoor dining!!
We all enjoyed out dinner. The hostess was very good when we were seated. We were given our menus immediately, and she knew how to space the guests so that no one was sitting right next to another. Our server was very cordial, but not trying to get involved in our conversation. The manage also came around to say hello and thanked us for coming, which gives a nice touch to the experience. The food was good, but we thought the prices were a little high. Maybe the entrees could have been about $3-$4 less. We were a party of four, who frequent NYC and Philly to dine, so we felt the restaurant's prices were at the same level. We are local, so will probably wait until the season is over to return.
Love this place. Been 3 times and no disappointments.
This restaurant is just what Spring Lake needs! It is local with great food. Most people in town can walk to it. The food is delicious with interesting combinations. Don't miss the light homemade pasta! We will definitely return!
Lovely neighborhood find. Food was fabulous, will return!
This is the most perfect spot for an amazingly fabulous meal. From the presentation , to the fresh ingredients, to the friendly wait staff, Bistro never disappoints! The atmosphere is so relaxing, and even in the height of the busy summer season, you are never rushed to give up your table.If you haven't been here already, you have no idea what you're missing!!!!
Have dined in this space under many incarnations, some good, some not so much. My first visit was last summer, and I've seen great improvement! Innovative preparations and done well are always welcome in a fine restaurant. We tried a mozzerella stuffed with ricotta, panko crusted chicken with greens and mussels. Finished with a frozen-type pie. All was good. The cheese and chicken were terrific and delicious, as were the mussels. As far as prices, the appetizers and salads were good values. The entrees were a bit too pricey, frankly. We will certainly return.
Food was fresh and varied. Service was good and presentation was excellent. A very good choice for Shore atmosphere.
Consistently good food. we ordered Halibut, scallops and swordfish. All excellently prepared. Great strawberry-lavender dressing on the salad. Will continue to frequent this bistro.
Chefs special - crab topped lobster and seared scallops was outstanding. Salads come large or small the latter being a great option for a starter. Food was well prepared and inventive. Bistro by the Beach is Spring Lake gem.
Everything was amazing. Great food, friendly staff and excellent service.
My husband and I recently dined here with another couple. The food was excellent, the service was fine, not remarkable, and by no means quick, but we were all engaged in conversation so the slower service was not an issue for us. The chairs were extremely uncomfortable! After 8:30 it became extremely loud and it was difficult to hear each other. Overall, it was a good experience with great food. I would just recommend going early if you actually want to coverse with your party, do not expect fast service, and you might want to bring a cushion for your chair!
This was our second time at Bistro on the Beach and it didn't disappoint. Our food was delicious and quite plentiful. There were so many delicious options on the menu and special list. My friends and I opted to get different things so we could try each others dishes, and all were declared delicious.
We have been to this restaurant three times this summer. It is quaint and the staff is very professional. The food is great - very fresh and nice size portions.
I wanted a romantic place to take my wife for our 20th wedding anniversary. We LOVE really good food. BBTB hit on ALL POINTS! The service was super-friendly but not overbearing (I''m not a big fan of the buttoned-up, black-dressed waiter standing by the table to refill your water glass every time you take a sip!). Timing between appetizers and mains was perfect and the food was PERFECT. I hate paying $50 for a $18 bottle of wine, so BYOB is a HUGE plus in my book. We would have had dessert, but the portions were not small- no room for dessert. You could easily share an appetizer and save room for dessert. Wonderful experience!
Good but not great. The dining room was excessively warm for a summer evening. Excellent location 1/2 block from Spring Lake boardwalk.
Spare of the moment decision to drive down to the beach from PA. Driving down, I made a reservation and truly enjoyed the meal. Service was great and the food had a nice presentation and favor was good. I would recommend this restaurant.
Great evening! The food was spectacular, atmosphere was perfect and the service was perfect.
We had a very nice dinner at Bistro on the Beach on a Thursday evening. After reading mixed reviews about the service, I was prepared to be disappointed by this but was pleasantly surprised. We were greeted quickly by a hostess who asked us if we had a preference for where we were seated. Then we were promptly seated and then our order taken and the meal served in a timely manner by a very cheerful waitress named Chrissie. The food was quite good and so filling that we passed on dessert. All aroound....it was a very pleasant experience a few steps from the beach in beautiful Spring Lake, NJ. FYI This is a BYOB restaurant so bring along your favorite bottle of wine to accompany your meal.
We ate here on a Sunday night a few weeks ago. The decor is unchanged from years ago but it was fine. The two young women working were excellent. I am a vegetarian, there was no vegetarian entree on the menu, but I was able to get a pasta dish which was excellent. My DH enjoyed his lobster tail special. The dessert was excellent some sort of ice cream pie. The Greek salad was very good. We are non-drinkers but be aware this is a BYOW. We will definitely return on future trips to Spring Lake.
Very small place near the beach with excellent food. Spoke with the chef upon leaving. He mentioned a very interesting fall menu. Can't wait to get back.
Once again, BJ and his staff provided us with a great evening for our college friend reunion. For me, the mussels with crumbled bacon and french fries was a fabulous start. Main course was the pork chop with a peach bourbon glaze and sweet potatoes.The combination of flavors were great. As always the servers were very friendly, attentive and didn't miss a beat when our group number raised from 8 to 12. at the last minute.
The only complaint I have is that our server knew that since I was pregnant I could not have soft cheeses on my salad since we discussed the soft cheese on the salad special for that evening. We decided to go with the Bistro salad asking for yes the gorgonzola cheese on the side so my hubby could put some on his. The salad did come out with the cheese sprinkled throughout. Since we waited 45 min to get app's from ordering we were quite hungry and tried to flag down our server to ask for a new one. She was very busy so never came to check on us and we never saw her appear so I didnt get to eat the salad. Once the entrees arrived again the food took a long time time to come out but was worth the wait and delish
I highly recommend trying Bistro on the Beach. It had a very nice, beachy atmosphere. It was off season so it was fairly quiet, I'm sure during the busy season, it gets packed. The service was very attentive and friendly. The food was amazing, I had the lobster raviolis and my friend ordered one of the specials that night which was the pork chop. I never saw a chop that big and it was delicious, the best pork chop I ever tasted! Of course, I had to have a taste! As we were leaving the chef came out, we raved about how good the food was, he was happy! He invited us back for Restaurant week in November!
One of our favorites!!! Every dish specially prepared. Fresh pasta was delish! Salads and homemade dressings mmmmmmmm! Warm apple cider dressing over fresh greens incredible. Every entrée is specifically prepared for you! Five stars. Thank you for another hazing dining experience!
This was our first visit to the Bistro by the Beach, and certianly won't be our last. It was a quiet night, which suited us fine. I completely forgot to tell my husband to pack a cooler (BYOB), but the server and the chef who came out with a new menu for the evening where so accomodating. They called a local liquour store who makes regular deliveries there, and we were delivered some cocktails in no time at all. The Autumn salad was amazing! There were generous amount of figs, pears, shredded white cheddar and pumpkin seeds served on top of a arugla spring mix, with an apple cider vinegarette, delish! We shared the "Arti"choke francaise, also delish and our dinners were perfect! We will surely be back!
mostly great, but 2 big tables dominated the service staff. They were out of 2 specials by our 7:15pm reservation. will go back again.
Great service and fine food. Blackened mahi-mahi w Mac And cheese was outstanding.
Since it was restaurant week at the shore we thought we would try a new restaurant that we otherwise wouldn't go to. We were pleasantly surprised at how delicious the food was Bistro by the Beach. My husband had the chicken with bread pudding which was superb. I had the Day Boat scallops with butternut coulis which were outstanding. The gelato and the pumpkin cheesecake were delicious. So glad we tried this restaurant, we would definitely go back.
Had a wonderful dinner with my husband!!! Our food was visually as well as tastefully scrumptious!!! Can't wait to go back!!!
A undiscovered treat, , expertily prepared by a chef with a passion for flavor, freshness and quality. the selection and variety of menu is well chosen . the focus is clearly the delicious food and attention to details from the house made hot to the table breads thru to the extraordinary desserts. Definitely worth a visit .. . Service is perfectly friendly and welcoming. there are a series of quaint vignette of quaint rooms that make up the restaurant on the site of the Sand Piper Hotel . the summer will be quite hectic, go now and prepare for a great meal.
Food was excellent. Mushroom soup was excellent sort of like onion but loaded with mushrooms. Main course was tasty and satisfying. Cute little place but a few plans would jazz it up
We loved the food and the service was attentive. We went during restaurant week and the selections available were limited but there was something that everyone could choose and it all was delicious. We will be back.
I came here with my boyfriend for restaurant week. The staff really makes it a personal experience and we felt like we were staying in the hotel. The manager was very alert and called us by our first names. There were a lot of people but he gave attention to everyone. The food was the best I've ever had and I've been to some very upscale places. It was so good I didn't even want to finish so I could enjoy it forever. My favorite by far was the ahi tuna tacos. All around it was amazing and I will definitely be back!
Good food. Excellent service. Quaint neighborhood spot. Busy but not rushed.
The food and service were outstanding. The ambiance could be better. Some of the light bulbs around us had burned out. Being fall, there could have been some plants and decoration around. We will be back!
So we gave Bistro by the Beach a try for Restaurant Week....What a nice surprise....It was very spacious. Lots of tables and not placed close together. ..Our waitress was friendly and attentive. They only offered a special restaurant week menu and our table of six enjoyed everything.The food was very good and we will definitely return to try their regular menu.
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I had quite compact stopped talking on the tour are these -- gentleman told.
You know we're hearing all this about it's gonna cost this is gonna cost that every new -- -- something to implement.
This savings on one side costs on the other.
Com -- we'll just shook up about it and let it go in to play I and they see what happens.
I think every cliche applies every cliche applies that.
This is so.
Huge this monolithic.
Massive it.
They did this stuff that Nancy said that that that mouthful that infamous mouthful that Nancy Pelosi said passing it to be filling no attendant who it it's this.
And huge.
It's slow moving you know cold front of of of of -- law I I think.
I don't know I don't know where to begin so much of it is above my pay grade I think common sense tells us.
Everything that the government does ends up costing will more than they than me and this right -- I don't write off that brought up at night.
And I think what's that -- -- with means.
So much of this was unnecessary.
In retrospect.
You think about the things that that that the little throw out -- but -- covered their preexisting condition covered covered covered I like that and all of the kids get a 26 that's good that's good you know how about a handful of laws and regulations -- and things nice thing -- be like that.
And then we move forward incrementally you did not have to do this -- -- and that's an argument that -- is it's not without merit and most of TJ so argument -- you know without merit whatsoever of cost.
I'm happy -- that I mean that is a that is one that sensible people -- also made that we couldn't we have done this incrementally wouldn't it have been better than -- -- huge sweeping all on this both of.
Rise TJ and and other our viewers but I think it isn't actually very modest plan in fact.
What allowed you need to know is that the individual mandate for example is a conservative idea they came at The Heritage Foundation and was the hallmark of the Republican health plan.
During the Clinton years so.
That's a fact there and this whole plan.
I know people say they believe -- have read on FaceBook and and -- -- it's this government take over what happened America's socialism.
Keeps exact same private assurances we have and -- it expands Medicaid and yes he you have to might tell by the way we met three -- years ago and what we talking about health care now what I'm -- had three figures that would probably get what they wouldn't hit did.
-- days it was it too ambitious.
Given everything else that we have going on in this country given the economic problems.
Was it too ambitious should present Obama perhaps of focused more on the economy and less on such a wide ranging sweeping reform.
I -- how can -- and then have people brought this up before heading up brought up when he did have that political capital do it nobody would be bringing it up now you know what.
I admit -- some things the president -- every president does is politically motivated and this is he even -- president was not great politics but it was the right thing to do and we need as a great can't -- -- Independence Day -- makes a great country with really great country in the world industrialized world -- not -- universal coverage this will put thirty million people.
We'll give -- in the right them for help yes it is a big deal.
But it's we need to do here's -- -- -- that did that thing those -- start to filter out that's gonna filter out more more more.
We're hearing now from from different independent organizations -- You know the the bulk of of the cost of in the fall fall on people 120000.
Dollars a year in last.
You know it that the idea that that this thing is being defined -- it is funny to watch the semantics at play on both sides you know you have the Romney people who called it a penalty in the past oracle -- and then now are saying that it's a bit not a tax -- it is a penalty is about to.
It's all gone all over to play.
They're they're just running -- -- because each side is just so afraid of a bit of the political fallout from this thank.
The so if anything it's it's fascinating to watch -- play -- over this but I.
I don't know -- -- in the end I think we'll find out in November if if that was just that.
In XP in -- run and.
-- he -- -- it's interesting I think you there's a lot of conservatives making the argument now skull.
That John Roberts is a -- the Chief Justice he went to the other side which seems to me.
A little pointless I think -- -- seems to me that John Roberts ruled on on what he considered the law just as all the justices do.
Com and to whine about that just because it went their way you didn't want it to go it seems a little silly.
But -- that there's no way of Reading it as well as the John Roberts says Chris Wallace very smartly put it handed him President Obama a legal victory that handed Mitt Romney a big issue well first -- -- and.
As our viewers know I've criticized I think virtually every major case that John Roberts is -- -- give -- a great deal of credit because and this is rare and I didn't expect it frankly.
The job but the justices not to legislator not to overrule congress unless.
There's absolutely he has -- he found a legal basis for upholding individual mandate.
People like John -- -- -- Bush's Justice Department's great claim to fame is.
He wrote the memo authorizing torture that's is great contribution to society.
He shockingly came -- -- the -- ministry said oh what we made a mistake picking him a few Republicans should be careful though John Roberts is exactly the right thing and and I'm and they add also the conservatives is so reliant and -- -- He also.
Greatly restricted congress' power under the commerce clause so that's good news for conservatives and for liberal elements of -- like to see single Payer system the fact that he also put restrictions on the government.
Making the states enforce the Medicaid plan might lead someday do a -- Think opening early you'll never get that because it did Democrats time again prove themselves to either be disingenuous -- gutless.
At the very beginning of this whole thing he had his filibuster proof majority he had it.
And did absolutely nothing with it and -- shorten and gave that people traditionally -- the you know what what normally happens with with with liberals like that.
Gave the people not what they want to give enough to keep coming back had had enough plausible -- liability with they eventually obstructionist -- congress.
And it -- so it really it did this the.
I don't think -- they had I really didn't have a -- -- -- an -- a lot of liberals say that he he took too long and he thought the Republican but when you -- -- as they're Republican -- -- is there a comprehensive Republican help you plan out the other -- -- you know -- reform and it would have been nice to have -- -- if they hadn't been locked out of the process but you know -- they took the keys away from because they drove us into the -- He had one goofy public stunt of -- of a round table where two Republicans got in about four syllables and arrested were shot out.
Nothing no tort reform.
Nothing about health savings accounts absolutely and you know look look I -- this is this is doing that would talk about job killers make of of this thing being a job can.
There's an article up in Westchester County where I live where the people would bow ties go and.
I was actually ends by the way before you count on Sarah writes in his own tweets me to say that you look like Matthew Broderick can I music and I looked like I'd like really I would like say Sarah he sings bad day he died -- he's funny -- Wells Fargo wagon is -- -- -- -- he's not married Paris yeah.
-- -- -- -- -- The prisoner is -- hand -- the things is that is that the.
What was my desk I had a good tournament monetize it let's -- definitely ask a question as it is a story earlier at the end of last week about about a small business.
A a husband and wife team a mom and pop organization.
They run via a small hole cleaning company merry maids or something like that I wish I had inning and then ripped right now I would -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- that there 46 employees and -- and he is nervous about the number fifty.
He's nervous about it because as soon as he hit fifty the compliance issues and all of the bookkeeping issues and everything and new state alone is tough and often to follow the regulations there are companies out there who are afraid of expanding now when you start talking but in this economy companies small businesses entrepreneurs afraid of expanding.
That is an anathema to where this country has to go.
And so that right there -- case in point fifty he's looking down the barrel of a 40000 dollar -- fine if he doesn't comply in full by the time limited on those over fifty.
Well it is it is -- what time it is I would agree that the administration has -- the best job presenting -- learning that I've researched and I think but the truth is even though people say that.
-- -- is the largest middle tax.
Tax increase the show that this is hundreds of billions of dollars going to the middle class taxpayers and small businesses so.
That's the truth.
There and we -- and also the CBO which is commissioned by drug which is non partisan estimates I -- this could change.
That -- be saving the deficit will be reduced by a 143 billion with the health care plan and if Republicans repeal it.
It'll go up the deficit by 230 billion so.
These are facts but I think we would you agree that we need at least -- -- out also to this day though we're as the Republican comprehend that I don't plan that's a very good point TJ.
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We want it -- -- without destroying defense we'll talk to Tom called the Republican senator Thompson stadium -- in spending cuts that just might save jobs for example.
Did you know that -- spent five million dollars figure out what lessons this can teach about democracy and -- decision making this.
Have no idea.
Or that the Pentagon team -- the US TA.
To -- -- video cold -- let's say that features drill sergeant showing off their recipes.
It's the kind of stuff gets Republican senator Tom Coburn all fired up he's here now with how we.
People were spending down senator good to have you on you know with just a mild overview that you were doing here you you you came -- a lot of stuff.
And this is -- outside the duplicates in the -- as -- -- we're gonna get -- that in the second.
Glad all of this dwarfs whatever we're advancing about coming on Friday.
Well it you know.
Now I have the district fundamental disagreement with the president on the amount of -- and that's in the federal government and the mental place.
Government agencies aren't necessarily most efficient organizations in the world but we -- it's certainly easy to highlight stupidity in terms of how they spend some of the money.
You can eliminate all the stupidity and wouldn't solve our problems with this with this sequester.
But it it does beg the question is who's run and these organizations that are continue to allow money to be wasted the way it is.
And so we ought to be asking the hard questions.
Now when you went through a lot of -- duplication and and you know even as I'm looking now.
For the Pentagon to develop some roll -- -- -- -- -- -- Maybe if -- like beef jerky that's -- fine idea but let out.
Why wasn't this part of a back up.
Spending cut plan in lieu of the sequestration cuts because I think most people most rational people would either party of both parties.
Could agree this is easier stuff to go after than the stuff there's supposedly going after now that you would think all but cripples you -- I think it's all about leadership and the priorities in agencies.
You know the the president can offer lots of things -- the congress -- -- he'd like to change will deal with it and offer legislation today that would.
You know this thing going off breaking months of presence known that we were under sequester.
The whole idea was not to ever get here.
But the fact is is we are here and we need to make these cuts and how we make him is important in terms of the amount of pain that people are gonna feel.
And what we ought to do is give the administration is as much flexibility as we can.
For them to make these cuts but remember the government's -- twice the size it was eleven years ago.
And it's this is two and a quarter percent of the total government but it's really -- seven.
Percent or so in the discretionary may be 11% in the Pentagon.
Over the next ten years but even with these cats.
That will still be spending more money and -- in the next year then we're suspended today and so the question ought to be the American people ought to be asked him and his.
Are we getting value for the money that we're spending an answer to that is half the time no.
And number two is are we spend and our money the first dollar on the thing that's most -- first important for the country.
And they after that often times is now.
You know what you boys waited out and you've been like a dog with a bone on this over the years the senators that.
You know this idea that -- -- fraud abuse duplicates in his system changes is wrong.
That is how it is strong start going after some of these more substance and cuts and all of the reality is that there's a lot.
In this duplication in this silliness when you headed out.
You're doing a lot of cutting.
Yeah well that the DL just through the first two reports that they come out they've you know over three years now we're gonna have a -- review the federal government funded vacation.
Out of the first two reports -- first two years we have 380.
Some billion dollars in the programs that have duplication within.
And there's.
In my mind now live -- think the president would disagree with me.
In my mind to get rid of fifty billion dollars right there a year you know you know we have 57 job training programs all but three of them do the same thing that the others -- There's no metrics on it.
The president when he speaks about that thinks we should clean that up -- we should spend the same amount of money I think we should clean it up its been half as much money.
So I think I think there's things we can do then that's nine billion dollars you know that's not a billion over ten years you find twenty more of those you got.
He's got some serious and it's easy you know senate cannot what's your coming up but -- is that the Republican.
That you had no sacred cows you look -- defense -- an overlap there and to your credit saying all of us there again.
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