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Jul 1, 2004 1:28 pmWaldo's Treasure
You face a fundamental dilemma. Do you slither off to the bar in search of more booze to help you make it through the night and avoid this meeting of liberals or do you stand up, admit you're a libertarian, and try to argue?
Maybe it's the Irish in me, but I tend to stand up and argue (although Lord knows I've combined strategies by first going to the bar to build up my courage). The biggest challenge I face when it comes to making the claims for markets and the environment is the idea that somehow people won't take care of the land or water on their own. That left to our own devices we chop down all the trees, kill all the bears, and loot the minerals. We need the government to save us from ourselves right?
Next time you face that fight, here is a great example to illustrate the libertarian position on the environment. Waldo Wilcox owned a large ranch in Utah that was covered with a vast archeological treasure, as documented in this AP story that was in my local paper this morning. What did he do? Did he dig up the artifacts and sell them? Did he sell tickets for admission? No, he never told a soul, discouraged hikers, and kept it in tact.
My only concern is that now that the government owns the land it will be ruined, like the national parks throughout the West that are run so poorly by our Park Service. Hats off to Waldo; I just wish he'd kept it himself.
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Jonathan Rick - 7/5/2004
Pat says Waldo Wilcox "never told a soul" about the pristinely preserved ruins of an ancient Indian civilization on his ranch, but as this AP story notes:
"Over the years, Wilcox occasionally welcomed archaeologists to inspect part of the canyon, 'but we'd watch 'em.' When one Kent State researcher used a pick ax to take a pigment sample from a pictograph, Wilcox 'took the pick from him and took him out of the gate.'"
In any event, thanks for articulating a familiar dilemma.
Jonathan Rick
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Description: | 525 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm |
Contents: | Flowering mandrake -- The mountain movers -- Things fall apart -- Written in blood -- Pie Row Joe -- A map of the mines of Barnath -- My lady tongue -- Wang's carpets -- The dominant style -- Borderline -- Privateer's moon -- Re-deem the time -- Matters of consequence -- The total devotion machine -- The colonel's tiger -- The soldier in the machine -- From whom all blessings flow -- Looking forward to the harvest -- The Magi -- The chance. |
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The River Tiber feeds a lake, its waters snuggling among the hillsides to create landscapes of rare beauty. Lake Corbara, between Orvieto and Todi, lies in a part of Umbria which embraces the true essence of the region: the soft hills and the mysterious darkness of the woods and volcanic tuff.
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2009 External
Gaida, James Edmund, Alfredson, Lotta*, Kiss, Zoltan Steven*, Wilson, Andrew Michael*, Alfredson, Hakan* and Cook, Jill Leigh (2009) Dyslipidemia in achilles tendinopathy is characteristic of insulin resistance, Medicine and science in sports and exercise, vol. 41, no. 6, pp. 1194-1197, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9788 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-67650095671
Citation counts: Scopus - 29, Thomson - 24
DRO entry for this publication2008 External
Warden, S. J.*, Metcalf, B. R.*, Kiss, Z. S.*, Cook, J. L., Purdam, C. R.*, Bennell, K. L.* and Crossley, K. M.* (2008) Low-intensity pulsed ultrasound for chronic patellar tendinopathy : a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, Rheumatology, vol. 47, no. 4, pp. 467-471, Oxford University Press, Oxford, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 16824 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-43049180389
Citation counts: Scopus - 22, Thomson - 18
DRO entry for this publication2007 External
Warden, Stuart*, Kiss, Zoltan*, Malara, Frank*, Ooi, Alistair*, Cook, Jill and Crossley, Kay* (2007) Comparative accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasonography in confirming clinically diagnosed patellar tendinopathy, American journal of sports medicine, vol. 35, no. 3, pp. 428-436, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, Waltham, MA. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9739 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-33847126228
Citation counts: Scopus - 49, Thomson - 39
DRO entry for this publication2005 External
Cook, Jill, Kiss, Z. Stephen*, Ptasznik, Ron* and Malliaras, Peter* (2005) Is vascularity more evident after exercise? Implications for tendon imaging, American journal of roentgenolgy, vol. 185, pp. 1138-1140, American Roentgen Ray Society, Baltimore, Md. [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 15659 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-33644843576
Citation counts: Scopus - 25, Thomson - 25
DRO entry for this publicationCook, Jill, Ptasznik, R.*, Kiss, Z.S.*, Malliaras, P.*, Morris, M.E.* and De Luca, J.* (2005) High reproducibility of patellar tendon vascularity assessed by colour doppler ultrasonography : a reliable measurement tool for quantifying tendon pathology, British journal of sports medicine, vol. 39, no. 10, pp. 700-703, BMJ Publishing Group, London, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9744 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-21744462345
Citation counts: Scopus - 24, Thomson - 19
DRO entry for this publicationYoung, M. A.*, Cook, Jill, Purdam, C. R.*, Kiss, Z. S.* and Alfredson, H.* (2005) Eccentric decline squat protocol offers superior results at 12 months compared with traditional eccentric protocol for patellar tendinopathy in volleyball players, British journal of sports medicine, vol. 39, no. 2, pp. 102-105, B M J books, Loughborough, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9744 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-13144306070
Citation counts: Scopus - 115, Thomson - 86
DRO entry for this publication2004 External
Black, Jennifer*, Cook, Jill, Kiss, Z. Stephen* and Smith, Michael* (2004) Intertester reliability of sonography in patellar tendinopathy, Journal of ultrasound in medicine, vol. 23, no. 5, pp. 671-675, American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine, Rockville, MD. [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: Not matching ERA journal list
Citation counts: Scopus - 19
DRO entry for this publicationCook, Jill, Kiss, Z. S.*, Khan, K. Μ.*, Purdam, C. Ρ.* and Webster, K. Ε.* (2004) Anthropometry, physical performance, and ultrasound patellar tendon abnormality in elite junior basketball players: a cross-sectional study, British journal of sports medicine, vol. 38, no. 2, pp. 206-209, B M J publishing Group, London, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9744 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-1842454972
Citation counts: Scopus - 47, Thomson - 44
DRO entry for this publicationGaida, J. E., Cook, Jill, Bass, Shona, Austen, S. and Kiss, Z. S.* (2004) Are unilateral and bilateral patellar tendinopathy distinguished by differences in anthropometry, body composition, or muscle strength in elite female basketball players?, British journal of sports medicine, vol. 38, no. 5, pp. 581-585, B M J Publishing Group, Loughborough, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9744 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-1842490974
Citation counts: Scopus - 55, Thomson - 50
DRO entry for this publication2002 External
Cook, J*, Kiss, Z*, Purdam, C*, Khan, K* and Webster, K* (2002) Posterior leg tightness and vertical jump are associated with US patellar tendon abnormality in 14-18-year old basketball players : a cross-sectional anthropometric and physical performance study, Australian Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport 2002: Sports Medicine and Science at the Extremes, Sports Medicine Australia, Dickson, A.C.T [E3.1]
DRO entry for this publication2001 External
Cook, Jill, Khan, Karim M.*, Kiss, Z. S.*, Coleman, B. D.* and Griffiths, L.* (2001) Asymptomatic hypoechoic regions on patellar tendon ultrasound : a 4-year clinical and ultrasound followup of 46 tendons, Scandinavian journal of medicine & science in sports, vol. 11, no. 6, pp. 1-7, Wiley Interscience, Malden, Mass. [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9803 – Scopus EID: Not tagged
Citation counts: Thomson - 48
DRO entry for this publicationCook, Jill, Khan, K. M.*, Kiss, Z. S.*, Purdam, C. R.* and Griffiths, L.* (2001) Reproducibility and clinical utility of tendon palpation to detect patellar tendinopathy in young basketball players, British journal of sports medicine, vol. 35, no. 1, pp. 65-69, B M J Publishing Group, Loughborough, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 9744 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-0034980170
Citation counts: Scopus - 68, Thomson - 56
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Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Lunch Made Easy: Veggie Lasagna Cups for School & Work Lunches
When I first made these Gluten Free, Grain Free Veggie Lasagna Cups for MOMables, Little Miss immediately fell in love. So much so, I had to pull more out of the freezer stash already so she could have more on hand.
I decided to pack them up for lunch today for both our school and work lunches!
First up, Little Miss:
Little Miss has two Veggie Lasagna cups. I baked them in silicone cupcake liners. Their classroom has a microwave they are allowed to use at lunch time, this way she can reheat them if she would like or enjoy them at room temperature.
For a treat, she'll be enjoying a Double Chocolate cookie by Mary's Gone Crackers that came in our October Savorfull box of goodies! These cookies are Certified Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Egg Free, Soy Free, Peanut Free, & Tree Nut free.
She also has a banana and mandarin orange slices packed up in her EasyLunchboxes container.
Mama also has a Veggie Lasagna Cup for work today. Yes! I love them too!
I've packed mine with mandarin oranges and a spinach salad, topped with broccoli slaw. I love the added crunch it gives.
In my EasyLunchboxes Mini Dipper I have Chobani Champions Very Berry Yogurt topped with EnjoyLife Double Chocolate Granola Crunch.
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how do you keep your food warm? little mister's daycare doesn't heat up his food.. so i am always looking for foods that can stay warm in a thermos or do not need heating.
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Jaclyn, good question - It really depends on the meal. I'm also lucky my daughter had access to a microwave in her classroom to use for lunches the last two years. That's why I pack hers in silicone cups so she can easily reheat. EasyLunchboxes are also microwaveable. Otherwise, thermoses are GREAT to use! Just heat the core first before packing your items. Thanks!
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US 7548779 B2 Abstract A therapy whereby high frequency electromagnetic pulses are externally applied to a head. The microwave signals effectively resynchronize neural firings thereby lessening or curing certain conditions such as headaches, depression, migraines and auras associated with migraines and epilepsy. The preferred frequency is 3-100 GHz (3,000-100,000 MHz) and the preferred duration of pulses is 1 microsecond-3 seconds. The therapeutic variables include frequency of wavelength, duration of pulse administration, area or areas of head targeted, power of waves and angle of wave application.
Claims(8) 1. A method of treating a neural electrophysical pathology using a microwave generating device, said method comprising the nonsequential steps of:
adjusting the power of said device to a value between about 0 dBm and about 45 dBm;
adjusting the frequency of said device;
adjusting the pulse duration of said device;
adjusting the duty cycle of said device; and
adjusting the range of emission of said device;
sequentially followed by remotely positioning said device in close proximity to a subject's head and emitting microwaves from said device.
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Description This invention relates to a therapy whereby high frequency electromagnetic pulses are externally applied to a head to resynchronize neural firings and lessen or cure certain conditions such as headaches, depression, migraines and auras associated with migraines and epilepsy. Research points to an electrical basis for some pathological conditions. For example, during the early or aura stage of a migraine headache there is a phenomenon of spreading depression which travels over the brain. Abnormal brain electrical patterns also exist in patients with epilepsy and depression. Seizures, for example, are uncontrollable discharges of neurons. These discharges can involve only a small part of the brain, or can be on both cerebral hemispheres. Sometimes a partial seizure, or one involving only part of the brain, can spread to the whole brain. In the case of seizures, people often know they are about to have a seizure because they see or hear something, or feel dizzy, nauseous, or �strange.� This is called an aura. Auras often act as an �early warning system� telling a person that a seizure is about to happen. The electrical basis for pathological conditions is likely to be identified in many more disorders as researchers continue probing the link. It is known that physically, every conductive material can behave like antenna in a specific wavelength. The brain is capable of acting as an antenna, or receiving energy, at certain wavelengths. When the brain receives electromagnetic energy, it causes charges and discharges in the area. The present invention makes use of the brain's antenna characteristic. It is based on the premise that charges and discharges applied to the brain will result in an equal distribution of energy in the area, thereby effectively resetting or resynchronizing the neuronal firings. In essence, the present invention is akin to a cardiac pacemaker insofar as they both employ electrical signals to normalize physiological functions. The use of microwave energy is not new in the medical field. In particular, microwaves have been used in diagnostics, as well as methods and devices for therapy. The patents below were selected for discussion because they either claim a method or device employing microwaves administered similarly to the present invention for a non-therapy, or claim an actual microwave therapy. U.S. Pat. No. 4,621,642 to Chen describes an apparatus for applying microwaves within a range of 100-3,000 MHz to certain points on the body defined by traditional Chinese medicine. It is believed that health may be improved by regulating the human's electromagnetic field. This device is an improvement over existing microwave therapy employed in acupuncture therapy insofar as a needle is not required, thereby lessening discomfort and fear in patients. The present invention overcomes the limitations of the patented invention in that the present invention is used on the head in general, and is not limited to specific points. Moreover, the patented invention discloses using frequencies in the 100-3,000 MHz range, which are not fast enough for the brain receptors to receive the energy charges, and desired therapeutic effect. The frequencies employed in the present invention are those which are received by brain receptors. U.S. Pat. No. 5,342,410 to Braverman describes a device for, and method of applying an electrical signal with 50-300 Hz frequency to humans. The invention is designed to increase the amplitude of P300 waves in the brain, with the intended benefit of decreasing interest in drugs and alcohol. It is believed that since patients with low P300 wave activity crave drugs and alcohol, increasing the activity will lessen the cravings. The patented invention differs from the present invention with respect with respect to wave frequency (0.1 to 400 Hz versus 3,000 to 100,000 MHz), where pulse is applied (forehead and wrist area versus head), and the actual pulse width (0.2 to 2 milliseconds versus 1 microsecond to several seconds). U.S. Pat. No. 5,411,540 to Edell et al. describes a device and method for stimulating neurons. It is based on the idea that neural tissue may be stimulated via the axons or soma, and that selective excitation is necessary to achieve the desired effect. The patent sets forth axon and soma stimulation profiles, and a device for applying the pulses to excite each. The patented invention differs from the present invention in that the patented invention uses frequencies (0 to 4 KHz versus 3,000-50,000 MHz), selectively stimulates neural tissue by different pulse profiles and considers the geometry of the placement of the electrodes (or antennae) based on the subcellular structure. U.S. Pat. No. 6,167,304 to Loos describes an apparatus and method of nervous system manipulation using external electrical pulses. The invention uses weak signals, such that classical nerve stimulation does not occur. Pulses are administered with variability so as to prevent nervous system habituation, avoid need for precise resonance tuning, and to control certain pathologies, The present and patented inventions are different in that the patented invention uses 0.5 to 2.4 Hz pulses to modulate afferent nerves, versus 3,000 to 50,000 MHz pulses, to create an action potential within the brain. Also, the present invention does necessarily not introduce variability in the pulse pattern. U.S. Pat. No. 6,434,423 B1 to Ross describes method for reducing or eliminating migraine headaches. The migraine headache therapeutic benefit is derived by applying microwaves to blood so that the blood cells assume a �pearl chain� formation, thereby increasing blood flow or velocity. The patented invention differs from the present invention in that the patented invention applies the microwaves to a part of the body, preferably near an artery, which is remote from the brain. Moreover, the frequencies are different (preferably around 27.17 MHz for the patented invention versus 3,000 to 50,000 MHz for the present invention). Finally, the mechanisms of action differ (formation of �pearl chain� to increase blood flow versus changing action potential). U.S. Pat. No. 6,454,711 B1 to Haddad et al. describes a device and method which employs microwave signals to detect hemorrhagic activity in a brain or pleural cavity. It is easier and cheaper than traditional CAT scan technology and may be used in the field where time is of the essence. The patent teaches applying a pulse of 2-5 GHz directly to the brain for diagnostic purposes. U.S. Pat. No. 6,839,589 B2 to Petlan describes a device and method for human, plant and animal electrotherapy. The living organism is placed near the antennae, electromagnetic pulses are applied and the organism's resonant frequency is determined. Based on the resonant frequency and desired effect, the subject is exposed to electromagnetic pulses at a determined frequency for a determined amount of time. The present invention and the patented invention are dissimilar in that the patented invention does not limit electromagnetic force application to the brain, the frequencies are different (10-50 MHz, preferably 18-18.5 MHz, versus 3,000-50,000 MHz), the targeted disorders are different and the present therapy does not require determining the organism's resonant frequency. U.S. Pat. No. 6,873,872 B2 to Gluckman et al. describes a device and method for modifying neural activity in vivo, in vitro or in situ. It essentially covers placing an electrode directly into the tissue and applying the desired field. The present invention and the patented invention are dissimilar in that the patented invention delivers the electromagnetic force internally and uses field below what would cause 100% action potential. Also, the frequency of the patented device is below 10 Hz. The MICROWAVE ENERGY HEAD THERAPY is a method of therapy for any disorder which is caused by abnormal electrical charges and discharges in the brain. The therapy involves administering high frequency electromagnetic pulses, or microwaves, to a patient in varying frequencies, durations, areas, powers and angles. The brain, either human or non-human, can be viewed as an organic circuit system. It has various parts which transmit messages via electrical signals to other parts. Similar to a computer or other circuit system, misfirings can be problematic. In a computer it could result in a sudden inability of the computer to perform a basic function. In the case of a brain, misfirings can result in pathological conditions for the organism such as migraines, and/or epilepsy. Inorganic circuits (like in a computer) and organic circuits (like neurons in a brain) differ in a very important way, though. Whereas the electrical source in an inorganic circuit originates at the power source, the power source in an organic circuit lies within each cell. This is based on the individual neuron's ability to cause action potentials through calcium channels and other subcellular mechanisms. This distinction is important because it suggests that the electrical flow of the whole can be affected by targeting groups of cells. In the same way that a cardiac pacemaker creates an action potential and causes the heart muscle to rhythmically contract, an electromagnetic force creates an action potential and causes neurons to fire. When misfiring neurons can be normalized, pathological conditions can be lessened or cured. In the present invention microwave energy is administered by an external device with adjustable power, frequency, angle of emission and pulse duration. The treatment itself involves administrating the pulses at a specific power, frequency, angle and pulse duration and treatment duration to one or more sections of the head. The section of the head receiving the microwave energy depends on the area of the brain responsible for the pathology. The invention will be better understood by a Detailed Description of the Preferred Embodiment, when read in reference to the drawings, in which: Referring now to the drawings, wherein like numerals reflect like elements throughout the various figures: It will be understood by persons of ordinary skill in the art that the exact location and physical extent of electrical disturbances may vary between people, and even between episodes in the same person, depending on the specific pathology and severity of episode. Thus, if the therapeutic effect is not achieved upon administration to the presumed therapeutic target, another portion of the head should be tried. The goal is resynchronization of the neural firings, and it may be necessary to try different parts of the head, and different angles, so the affected area receives the desired energy. The microwave generating device (5) must be adjustable with respect to power, frequency, pulse duration and angle of emission. The preferred power is can vary from 0 dBm to 45 dBm, the preferred frequency is 3-100 GHz (3,000-100,000 MHz), the preferred duration of pulses is 1 microsecond-3 seconds, the preferred duty cycle of 1% to 50% and the preferred ranges of angle emission is 1 to 180 degrees. The portion of the device where the electromagnetic waves are emitted (6) should be suitable for positioning in close proximity to the subject's head. For example, it should not have irregularly protruding or sharp parts that create a hazard or impracticality for therapeutic uses. In addition, the electromagnetic wave emitting portion should either be maneuverable, or mounted such that a subject may easily position themselves to receive the pulses. Microwaves are spherically emitted from antennae. In other words, when microwaves are generated they form a ball of microwave energy around the source, as opposed to a beam. In order to direct the microwaves in the desired location some waves from the sphere are impeded while others flow freely. The mechanism of controlling the flow of the microwaves is the opening of the microwave generating device (6). The angle or size of the opening (6) should also be adjustable so that different volumes of waves are emitted. For example, where a specific therapy requires a focused beam of microwaves to a distinct part of the head, the opening (6) should be small. Alternatively, where a therapy requires the generalized application of microwaves to a large region of the brain, the opening (6) should be large. The effect of a relatively small opening (6) resulting in a relatively focused microwave emission (7) is exemplified in As expected, the extent of microwaves transmitted into the brain (9) is related to the extent of the microwaves emitted from the device (7) and contacting the external portion of the head (8). To summarize, the microwave generating device (5) emits a sphere of microwave energy. The size of the opening of the device (6) determines the volume of the microwave sphere that flows from the device. The microwaves flowing from the device (7) are directed to an external portion of the head (8). Microwaves transmitted into the brain (9) cause a therapeutic effect by essentially resynchronizing neural firings. The device should be adjustable so the operator may quickly and easily change therapeutic parameters such as power, frequency and pulse duration. The device should be easy to operate and should include safety devices so that the subject does not accidentally receive hazardous microwave energy. The device should contain an emergency shut-off switch in the event the therapy should be immediately stopped. Finally, the device should contain a recording device, such as running tape, so that the parameters, and operator's comments, can be recorded during therapy. The specific region of the head to be targeted requires both directed and spontaneous therapeutic methods, and keen observation. Where the organic origin of a disorder is known, for example the specific location of electrical disturbances associated with an epileptic seizure, the therapy should be initially directed to that region. The subject should be observed for subjective and objective indications of improvement. For example, the subject should be asked to rate pain, or presence or absence of aura, prior to and immediately following microwave application. Subject brain activity can be monitored by electrodes in addition to, or instead of subjective information. If no improvement is noted, parameters such as power, frequency and pulse duration should be individually and incrementally adjusted until improvement is noted. This may be achieved by sweeping from 3-100 GHz for range finding purposes, then fine tuning as appropriate. If treatment of the region does not cause improvement of the condition, the region of treatment should be expanded. The subject should be treated until improvement is noted, or detrimental effects of the therapy are observed. Treatments should be repeated until sustained improvement is achieved, or for maintenance where improvement does not appear sustainable. In the case of migraine and epilepsy treatment, the patient would preferably be treated immediately after first perceiving an aura. If the neural firings are resynchronized during the �early warning� stage, the more harmful and unpleasant progressive manifestations, namely migraine headache and epileptic seizure, may be avoided. When a therapeutic effect is achieved, data related to the parameters of the therapeutic protocol should be saved and preferably entered into a database available to others who use the invention at issue. While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been depicted in detail, modification and adaptations may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as shown in the following claims: Patent Citations
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Jan 9, 2015 My Little Pony: Civilization is Magic News 0 commentsRhye's and Fall of Civilization just got some ponies.
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Rhye's and Fall of Civilization just got some ponies.
This months release of Previews Magazine Plus contained some great news for fans of show accurate plushies! Most of the upcoming 4th Dimension plushies...
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Look who's late to the party. Is it really just now you found out about bronies?
No, but it's just now when you freaks have a too big piece of the internet.
So you would brand us as "Freaks" just because we enjoy something that's not mainstream, something you don't like??
There's so many of you hating IS mainstream.
Says the 14 year old know-it-all. Hating is just as bad as obsessing over any material. Hating on popular things makes you look like a sad person in the end.
Also, did you ever wonder why there are so many of us? (I swear myself, there's like a brony every 5 people I meet on the internet)
Did anyone else notice that the OP told people not to come to this thread if they don't like ponies...yet 20 people still came into the thread to rate him dumb?
Either trolls or angry haters. No one seems to really react to the dumb ratings on Facepunch. So, it comes down logically to 'fail trolls', pony haters, or angry anti-bronies.
Facepunch is a cesspool of them, so I wouldn't be surprised.
Most people there don't seem to care much about ponies anymore. I mean, just look at that thread. It's quite peaceful so far. The main reason MLP still a sore subject is because some FPers feel the need to go out of their way to start ****. Like wizu, Red Scout?, and Rolond Returns. Though, I doubt that MLP will ever a welcome topic there.
However, the GMF is, and always will be hostel towards MLP and it's fans.
GMF? Am I thinking what you're thinking?
If you're thinking what think you're thinking, then you're on you're own.
I don't want anymore bans on my record.
I don't use Facepunch at all, but what does GMF stand for?
I'm curious :)
Because what I thought Velancious was thinking involved trolling the GMF, which would obviously result in a ban.
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When you said 'hostel', did you mean 'hostile?' I was actually wondering if the GMF was hostile to bronies.
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Always a strange reflection of our society when the Comedy News is the only sane voice. Raw Story StewartŌĆÖs ŌĆÖsh*tty daydreamŌĆÖ recalls attacks on anti-war protesters The screen rippled and harps strummed, indicative of a flashback. Fox News pundit Sean Hannity, speaking on April 4, 2007: ŌĆ£You notice, how angry the left is today? I mean, the vitriol that comes outta them?ŌĆØ ŌĆ£I think they get their marching orders from the left-wing blogosphere,ŌĆØ added Republican strategist Kellyanne Conway. Another Fox News host said on March 24, 2008: ŌĆ£They make such total fools of themselves and embarrass themselves and make the anti-war movement look more anti-American by the day.ŌĆØ Finally, Fox editorialist Bill OŌĆÖReilly himself, from December 8, 2005: ŌĆ£The far left in this country, the zealots ŌĆö I mean, these are zealots ŌĆö are Nazis. And this is exactly what the Nazis did. They disrupted rallies, they came in to shout people down. They intimidated, they smeared, they did all of this.ŌĆØ
He's right. Some of the people hired guns by the parties, but I think many, from both periods in question are legitimate. I think it's stupid to jump on anyone who is honestly and civilly questioning policy. Our system was setup for debate, not steamrolling whenever one party gets in power. Open and honest debate would be best, but neither side likes it when they're in power.
So you and Stewart are admitting that what they were saying about the anti-war protesters was in fact correct, but they should be saying it about the healthcare protesters, also?
Agreed. Its 100% Cool with me if you protest, its about as american as it gets. But when you resort to smearing, and shouting down...you become irrelivant. Stewart is pointing out the utter hypocrisy of the conservatives during the Bush years, and especially the commentary by the FOX anchors at the time. Best part of the video is when they quote Glenn Beck...then BOOOOO when told to shut the TV off when he is on. amazing! If you really have questions and concerns, get your facts RIGHT and ask a question, have a dialog...thats what its all about. doing the hokey pokey and turning yourself around is also what it is all about, but thats a different thread.
Love it.... NO. "You really don't understand do you?" - The Mack Somehow when anti-war protesters were shouting down people, the protesters were NAZIS. But now those who are shouting down people, are shouting down NAZIS????
Payback is such a biitch. But I am getting tired of all the rancor on both sides. "Can't we all just get along?" -- Rodney King //
Interesting comments from the casual observer from Europe.. don't pay attention and it will not be so tiring, oh yawn.. you don't pay taxes anyways so why even care???
Duh, I get that. So either they are both wrong in what they are doing or they are both right. Which is it?
I'm trying to fing the liberal who is calling the birrthers, deathers, tea-baggers etc. NAZIS? I'd love for you to point that out. I HAVE heard commentators call them dumb, and call the disruptions of debate unamerican. I agree with that. to use the terms Nazis, and communists etc is silly.
God that video is GREAT LOL John stewart is the ******* man! Its soooooo funny to see the crazy, right wing,old white people act like idiots.
No, we're merely asking that the right-wing live up to its own standards. If righties think that protest is wrong, then they should not do it and should act more polite and civilized. On the other hand, if you're for these kinds of protests, then join us in condemning the hypocrisy of O'Reilly and the others.
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Are they or are they not "carrying swastikas?" And "a bit over-board," while an absurd understatement, is exactly what the majority of these "protestors" are like. I mean, they're protesting health care reform, and specifically a public option, something that is still to the right of virtually EVERY other industrialized nation, and they think we are slipping into totalitarianism. There is zero perspective here, and the rage they show is just ridiculous. I have no problem with someone opposing the health care bill for actual reasons that they can articulate. This reaction is so far beyond the pale it's scary, what happens when Obama does something that will really affect their daily lives? Bush started a war for no reason, spent more than any other president in history, deregulated wall street, massively increased police and surveillance powers, suspended Habeas Corpus and dumped billions in excess into no bid contracts for companies who don't know what they are doing. And Obama is a "Nazi?" The right is just a product of conditioning and stupidity.
WRONG. They are comparing the tactics, Swasticas, shouting down opposition to that of Nazis. not calling them Nazis.
Go easy on the mushrooms and you should pull out halfway decently. About the best you could expect at this point. //
Same difference. The nazi party was also for nationalized healthcare. See I guess I am comparing you to a nazi, without calling you one.


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Duel | |
Promotional poster (re-release version) | |
Genre | Thriller |
Distributed by | Universal Studios |
Directed by | Steven Spielberg |
Produced by | George Eckstein |
Written by | Richard Matheson |
Starring | Dennis Weaver |
Music by | Billy Goldenberg |
Cinematography | Jack A. Marta |
Editing by | Frank Morriss |
Budget | $450,000 |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Original channel | ABC |
Release date | November 13, 1971 |
Running time | 74 minutes (TV broadcast) 90 minutes (Theatrical cut) |
Duel | |
Promotional poster (re-release version) | |
Genre | Thriller |
Distributed by | Universal Studios |
Directed by | Steven Spielberg |
Produced by | George Eckstein |
Written by | Richard Matheson |
Starring | Dennis Weaver |
Music by | Billy Goldenberg |
Cinematography | Jack A. Marta |
Editing by | Frank Morriss |
Budget | $450,000 |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Original channel | ABC |
Release date | November 13, 1971 |
Running time | 74 minutes (TV broadcast) 90 minutes (Theatrical cut) |
Duel is a 1971 television (and later full-length theatrical) thriller film directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Richard Matheson, based on Matheson's short story of the same name. It stars Dennis Weaver as a terrified motorist stalked on a remote and lonely road by the mostly unseen driver of a mysterious tanker truck.
David Mann (Dennis Weaver) is a middle-aged Los Angeles electronics salesman driving his red 1971 Plymouth Valiant sedan on a business trip. On a two-lane highway in the California desert, he encounters a grimy and rusty 1955 Peterbilt 281 tanker truck, traveling slower than the speed limit and expelling thick plumes of sooty diesel exhaust. Mann passes the unsightly truck, which promptly roars past him and then slows down again. Mann is unmoved, passing the truck a second time, and is startled when it suddenly issues a long air horn blast.
Mann arrives at a gas station, and the truck follows. While there, Mann phones his wife (Jacqueline Scott), who is upset with him for not confronting one of their friends at a recent party who was making a pass at her. The gas station attendant refills Mann's car and mentions that Mann needs a new radiator hose, but he refuses the repair.
Once both Mann and the trucker are back on the road, the truck begins blocking Mann's path each time he attempts to pass it. At one point, the truck driver (Carey Loftin, whose face is never shown) waves Mann past, indicating it is safe to overtake. When Mann does, he almost strikes an oncoming vehicle. Mann realizes the truck driver was trying to trick him into a fatal collision. He passes the truck again, using an unpaved turnout next to the highway. The truck soon begins to tailgate Mann at high speeds—over 90 miles per hour (140 km/h)—forcing him to maintain his speed to avoid being rear-ended. The chase continues down a mountain road with the truck bumping him several times until the Plymouth goes off the road, colliding with a board fence across the road from a diner. The truck keeps going.
Mann enters the diner (Chuck's Café) to compose himself. After returning from the restroom, he is shocked to see the truck parked outside. Mann studies the diner patrons carefully and begins an inner monologue in which he contemplates the driver's motives and second-guesses his decision to sit helplessly in the diner. Most of the patrons sitting at the counter give Mann the impression of malice. When one leaves, appearing to approach the tanker, he instead drives away in a pickup truck. Mann eyes the patrons again to try to identify his pursuer, and when he thinks he has, Mann confronts him. The man he approaches (Eugene Dynarski) is angered by Mann's accusations and engages him in a short fist fight. After the café owner breaks up the fight, the falsely-accused man drives away in a livestock truck. The tanker truck leaves a few seconds later, suggesting that Mann's tormenter was never inside the diner in the first place.
Mann leaves the café and stops to help a stranded school bus, but his front bumper becomes caught underneath the rear of the bus. The truck appears at the end of a tunnel. Mann panics, manages to free the Plymouth, and flees, but then is puzzled to see the truck helping the bus get moving. At a railroad crossing, the truck quietly approaches Mann's car from behind and starts pushing the Valiant towards a passing freight train. The train passes by just in time; Mann crosses the tracks and pulls off the road. The truck passes him by and disappears. Mann eventually catches up to the truck as it has stopped, as though it were waiting for him.
Mann then stops at Sally's Snakerama Gas Station to call the police and refuel his Plymouth. The truck has stopped just a little further up the road. When Mann steps into a phone booth that is shielded from the truck driver's view, the truck roars up and plows into the telephone booth; Mann jumps clear just in time. The truck proceeds to chase Mann, who is on foot, destroying Sally's Snakerama and releasing several rattlesnakes that had been caged on the premises. Terrified, Mann jumps into his car and speeds away. Mann then hides behind an embankment off the road and sees the truck pass by, apparently without noticing him.
After a long wait, Mann heads off again but is dumbfounded to see that the truck is waiting for him just around the bend. Mann stops his car, then attempts to pass him, but the truck keeps blocking his way. He tries to approach him on foot, but the truck keeps driving away. He attempts to get help from an older couple in a car that is cruising by. They think he is crazy and refuse to listen, until they see the truck themselves; they flee when the truck backs up towards them at increasing speed. Mann returns to his car. The truck eventually allows him to pass by and a high-speed chase begins. Mann races up steep grades, putting some distance between himself and the truck. During the chase, he sees a black-and-white car (a 1971 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan) parked on the side of the road with writing on its doors. Thinking it is a police car, Mann skids to a stop next to the car only to realize the writing says "Grebleips Pest Control" ("Grebleips" is "Spielberg" spelled backwards). The truck follows him off the road and comes close to smashing the other car as Mann speeds off again. The chase continues up a mountain, but Mann's Valiant begins to overheat when its weak radiator hose fails. The truck quickly begins gaining on him. Mann barely makes the summit and coasts down the other side in neutral as the truck bears down on him.
Descending at speeds too great to control, the Plymouth spins out and hits a rock wall. The truck speeds toward the damaged car as Mann accelerates, drives up a dirt road, and turns to face his opponent on a large hill overlooking a canyon. He places his briefcase on the accelerator and steers his vehicle directly toward the oncoming truck, jumping from the car at the last moment. The tanker hits the car, which bursts into flames, partially obscuring the truck driver's view. Too late, the truck's driver realizes he is headed for the edge of a cliff and brakes hard. With a blast of the air horn, the truck plunges over the edge of the cliff into the canyon below, destroying the truck and car. A dark viscous liquid is shown dripping from the steering wheel. Above the smoking wreckage, Mann sits exhausted at the cliff's edge tossing stones into the abyss as the sun sets.
The script is adapted by Richard Matheson from his own short story, originally published in Playboy magazine. It was inspired by a real-life experience in which Matheson was tailgated by a trucker while on his way home from a golfing match with friend Jerry Sohl on November 22, 1963, the same day as the John F. Kennedy assassination. The short story was given to Spielberg by his secretary, who reportedly read the magazine for the stories.[1]
Duel was Spielberg's second feature-length directing effort, after his 1971 The Name of the Game NBC-TV series episode "L.A. 2017". It was two years after a well-received turn directing a segment of the pilot-movie for the anthology television series Night Gallery and several other TV episodes. Duel was initially shown on American television as an ABC Movie of the Week installment. It was eventually released to cinemas in Europe and Australia, and had a limited cinema release to some venues in the United States. The film's success enabled Spielberg to establish himself as a film director.[1]
The film is one of only two Spielberg-directed theatrical films for which John Williams did not compose the score, the other being The Color Purple.[2]
Much of the movie was filmed in and around the communities of Canyon Country, Agua Dulce, and Acton, California. In particular, sequences were filmed on Sierra Highway, Agua Dulce Canyon Road, Soledad Canyon Road, and Angeles Forest Highway. Many of the landmarks from Duel still exist today, including the tunnel, the railroad crossing, and Chuck's Café, where David Mann abruptly stops for a break. The building, which since 1980 has housed a French restaurant called Le Chene, is currently still on Sierra Highway.[3] The "Snakerama" gas station seen in the film was used again as a homage to Duel by Spielberg in his comedy film, 1941 (1979), with Lucille Benson again appearing as the proprietor.
Production of the television film was overseen by ABC's director of movies of the weekend, Lillian Gallo.[4] The original made-for-television version was 74 minutes long and was completed in 13 days (three longer than the scheduled 10 days), leaving 10 days for editing prior to broadcast as the ABC Movie of the Week. Following Duel 's successful TV airing, Universal released Duel overseas in 1972, especially in Europe. Since the TV movie was not long enough for theatrical release, Universal had Spielberg spend two days filming several new scenes, turning Duel into a 90-minute film. The new scenes were set at the railroad crossing, school bus, and the telephone booth where David Mann phoned his wife. A longer opening sequence was added with the car backing out of a garage and driving through the city. Expletives were also added, to make the film sound less like a television production.[citation needed]
Spielberg lobbied to have Dennis Weaver in the starring role because he admired Weaver's work in Orson Welles' Touch of Evil.[citation needed] Amusingly, Weaver repeats one of his lines from the Welles classic, telling the truck driver in the cafe that he has "another think coming."
In the Archive of American Television website, Spielberg is quoted in an interview given by Weaver as proudly saying: "You know, I watch that movie at least twice a year to remember what I did".[5]
Though the car was carefully chosen – a red Plymouth Valiant – three cars were used in the filming.[citation needed] The original release featured a 1970 model with a 318 V-8 engine[citation needed] and "Plymouth" spelled out in block letters across the hood, as well as trunk lid treatment characteristic of the 1970 model; a 1971 model with a 225 Slant Six was also used.[citation needed] When the film was released in theatres and scenes were added, a 1972 model with a 225 Slant Six was added, with the "Plymouth" name on the hood as one emblem. All three cars were dressed with wheel covers available only to Valiant models, only in 1971.[citation needed]
The Valiant's red color was also intentional; Spielberg did not care what kind of car was used in the film but wanted it to be a red car to enable the vehicle to stand out in the wide shots of the desert highway.[1]
Spielberg had what he called an "audition" for the truck, wherein he viewed a series of trucks to choose the one for the film. He selected the older 1955 Peterbilt 281 over the then-current flat-nosed "cab-over" style of trucks because the long hood of the Peterbilt, coupled to its split windshield and round headlights, gave it more of a "face", adding to its menacing personality.[1] Additionally, Spielberg said the multiple license plates on the front bumper of the Peterbilt subtly suggested that the truck driver is a serial killer, having "run down other drivers in other states".[1] For each shot, several people were tasked to make it uglier, adding some "truck make-up". The shots of the truck are done in such a way as to make it seem "alive" in terms of its attack on Mann.
The truck had twin rear axles, a Cummins NTC 350 Twin Turbo charged engine with 5 speed main transmission and a 3 speed auxiliary transmission making it capable of hauling loads over 30 tons and top speeds reaching 75 - 80 mph easily. During the original filming, the crew only had one truck, so the final scene of the truck falling off the cliff had to be completed in one take. For the film's theatrical release, though, additional trucks were purchased in order to film the additional scenes that were not in the original made-for-television version (the school bus scene and the railroad crossing scene). Only one of those trucks has survived.[6]
Stock footage of both vehicles was later used in an episode of the television series The Incredible Hulk, titled "Never Give a Trucker an Even Break". Spielberg was not happy about this, but the usage was legal as the show was produced by Universal, and the Duel contract said nothing about reusing the footage in other Universal productions.[7]
The truck was purchased several times. It is currently owned by a truck collector and is on display at Brad's Trucks in North Carolina.[8]
The film received many positive reviews and is often considered among the greatest TV movies.[citation needed] On Rotten Tomatoes the film currently has a "Fresh" score of 86% based on 37 reviews with an average rating of 7.7 out of 10.).[9]
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Andy Capp would probably win this one. Like Onlsow, he has no job. Beetle Bailey, Homer Simpson, they may be lazy, but are employed.
But then, so is Bixby.
Can't be Andy or Beetle. They both wear hats that cover their eyes.
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I can believe he got his work ethic from Beetle, I've seen Beetle occasionally work just like Bixby occasionally works. Never seen Andy do that.
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