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The films of Mr Quentin Tarantino
Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill, Inglorious Basterds, the other ones
- ithica, urbanfox, and ThierryEnnui this'd this
I like Kill Bill
It's a bit liek a computer game where she has to kill all the different end of level bosses until she kills the main boss. His name was Bill.
I think this film passes the bechdel test.
Death Proof would pass the test too
Conclusion: films that pass the Bechdel test are boring.
I used to think Jackie Brown was good but I watched it again recently and it's not
exactly this
I watched it 2 weeks ago and it was nowhere near what I remembered
nopebadmanreturns, Smyth2, Gringo, Caedus_, and andyvine this'd this
Death Proof is ridiculously shit
Never seen Death Proof
Kill Bill is OK but should have been one film really. The rest of his films are very good to brilliant. Jackie Brown is probably my favourite of his.NickDS this'd this
My order of goodness
Pulp Fiction
Inglorious Basterds
Reservoir Dogs
Django Unchained (need to watch again)
Jackie Brown (need to watch again)
Kill Bill
Not seen:
and if we're doing screenplays
I'd stick True Romance after Reservoir Dogs and Naturl Born Killers around Kill Bill.
The 5 Minute Meals Of Mr Jamie Oliver
The preperation times of Mr Jamie Oliver's Meals
- Royter-Hatfood this'd this
- umlaut_ampersand this'd this
- Puds this'd this
Jackie Brown (it's his best one, slags), Pulp Fiction.
Kill Bill 1&2, Death Proof.
Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained.
Never seen Resevoir Dogs or his first one that he pretends he never made now.
his first one that he pretends he never made now.
What's that then?
There's a Rutger Hauer one (I think)...
...that he scripted (I think).
not a tarantino film mainly I guessRoyter-Hatfood this'd this
- furio, badmanreturns, NickDS, and Severed799 this'd this
full disclosure
I love the first half of the film, then when it actually becomes a vampire film it's just fucking stupidSenorDingDong this'd this
- furio, fidel_catstro, and Severed799 this'd this
- Gringo this'd this
Have you seen the TV show just out on Netflix?
It is fucking GAH-O-RAMA
He only wrote it.
It was directed by Robert Rodriguez, who's far more consistent.
Haven't seen Death Proof
Have found the others to be, at worst, quite enjoyable - have never hated one or thought it to be shit.
The recent ones (Kill Bill onwards) have shown that he badly needs to be told when to cut back though, in particular Django Unchained, which could have been trimmed into a far better film.
I'm not necessarily against indulgence in films (Once Upon a Time in the West is all the better for it)
Hit post too early
but Tarantino's indulgences include him making cameos as an Australian, which audiences should be spared at all costs.
True Romance
(written not directed).
I wish he'd just make a normal film again.
everything after jackie brown is like a cartoon film with everyone mugging to the camera.Royter-Hatfood and Severed799 this'd this
it's obviously a tricky skill to pull off - that weird blend of larger than life and naturalistic. Great fun when it works, atrocious when it doesn't.
He's a sellout in the purest sense of the word
In that when he made a different sort of film that didn't make any money he immediately reverted to the overviolent, stylised fare with which he made his name (with much less effective results).
I dunno, it seems to me he's a giddy film fan
who can make big budget versions of his favourite explotation films/b-movies.
and basically indulges his geekery
and the viewers mileage will depend on how much they also buy into that geekery.
he's not my favourite actor of all time
that's a Mr Sidney Poitier
i liked death proof
it looked good, the car was cool, kurt russell is great in it, some of the women in it are ridiculously sexy.
i've erased all the bad bits from it from my mind, and it's now a fantastic 45 minute movieJaguarPirate this'd this
I like all of his films (assuming we're talking ones he directed)
They're pretty much samplers of other films and shouldn't really be taken too much more seriously than that/ Good fun.
To answer a couple of the common criticisms in this thread, Death Proof doesn't work that well as a longer standalone film it's true - as part of Grindhouse though, the short version zips along nicely as part of the overall collection. Kill Bill is available to watch online in the combined version that he put together for Cannes a few years ago - it works WAY better in the original order, with the story arc actually building rather than just being a shuffled collection of chapters.
Also, his chapter in Four Rooms is probably the worst.
My order
Pulp Fiction
Inglorious Basterds
(True Romance)
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill Vol 1
(Natural Born Killers)
Death Proof
Kill Bill Vol 2
Jackie Brown
Django Unchained
Also WTF?
Kill Bill Vol 3 announced - WHY?
I watch Kill Bill 1 fairly often but rarely the second.
I think Lucy Lui is great.
The ones I have seen in order
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill
Inglorious Basterds
Reservoir Dogs
Never seen Jackie Brown or Death Proof.
My Order
Jackie Brown
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol 2
Django Unchained
Inglorious Basterds
Death Proof
Kill Bill Vol 1
I think he's increasingly fallen into the trap of making films that look great in trailers, with their abstract images and minute-long, narrative-less form, but are appalling, lazy and overlong as full features.
When was My Order released?
Think I missed that one.Raanraals and Severed799 this'd this
putting KB vol 1 and 2 miles apart like they're not the same film
I REALLY REALLY hated the first part, despite Lucy Liu.
Second has a completely different feel and tone to it.
*completely* different
First is a cheap kung-foo pastiche,
second is a spaghetti western.
Not sure I even like Pulp Fiction that much
(only seen it once)
you don't like anything that much though tbf
I love all his films bar Jackie Brown (bit dull)
and that shit one with the cars
Bite me
Whilst we're at it
apart from a couple of brief glimmers of talent, can we all agree that Brad Pitt is a fucking terrible actor? Good, good.Severed799 and heartworms this'd this
no way! he was great in eh... hang on... I'm sure I'll think of one
- andyvine this'd this
- Loui_Tacceh, Severed799, and gonad this'd this
I like him
one of those people where the quality of their acting doesn't actually matter.
where were you when I needed this
Jackie browns the best one
Death proofs the worst one
Pulp Fiction (was good)
Inglorious Basterds (was OK)
haven't seen
the rest of them
Jackie Brown
is by some distance his best film. You people are crazy.
Everything lately has been highly watchable for Hollywood but if you look at his IMDB in order he has done nothing of great note since appearing in Little Nicky.we_blew_it and lemonbrickcombo this'd this
wtf I thought Inglorious Basterds was amazing
flawed as fuck tho
Big fan of Tarantino
Yeah he's made a few duds but when reservoir dogs came out it was exciting, he kick started a dying genre and for a while made films dangerous.
So much that he brought is still massively influencing films now and I for one doff my hat.
Incidentally the opening credit role in reservoir dogs is fucking super cool!!Lo-Pan this'd this
Why is everyone saying Inglorious Basterds was good
By far his worst film. By FAR
it's not his worst film but yeah, it was pretty badJaguarPirate this'd this
The bits with Christoph Waltz working things out
are amazing. The rest not so much.
No it is
By far
yeah, you're right actuallyandyvine this'd this
that first scene is amazing
hated the rest of it though
- TheWza this'd this
You're SHIT by FAR or something
It's great.
Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Death Proof
Django Unchained
(True Romance)
Kill Bill Vol 1
Inglorious Basterds
Kill Bill Vol 2
Reservoir Dogs is top
Inglorious Basterds is top
Pulp Fiction is ok
Django unchained is appalling
Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Need Editing
Kill Bill
Ing Basts
Couldn't be arsed to see Deathproof...
- no-class, andyvine, and lemonbrickcombo this'd this
sincerity is the highest level of trolling
Jackie Brown, Deathproof/Planet Terror, Inglorious Basterds (mainly for Brad Pitt's Italian accent)
Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Django (almost slips into terrible)
Kill Bill both volumes
- japes this'd this
saw Deathproof the orther day
my, it was quite the movie. I loved the way it ended, I was expecting to have to sit through at least another 10 minutes.
I will always have time for
Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and both Kill Bills (although I prefer the first one overall).
I find Jackie Brown quite boring - I first saw it at the cinema and persuaded myself to buy it on VHS when it came out, but I got about 15 minutes in before switching off. can only remember the main song and the SLJ sales pitch about guns (not unsurprisingly).
Having said that Django Unchained could be trimmed down a bit, but I thoroughly enjoyed a second viewing and would watch again. It's more engaging and Waltz is amazing in it. Definitely didn't need QT cameo though - jeez "mate"!
I preferred Planet Terror to Death Proof - I need to watch both again to refresh but I do remember enjoying all the banter in the bar and the car chase at the end within DP.
Need to watch Basterds again but I remember liking it at the time.
Basically, someone needs to get him to stop aiming for three hour epics and/or get him to write more scripts a la True Romance (which is awesome).


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"I killed the Doctor!" Cort jolted upright and pulled his dressing-gown tightly around his thin, scarred chest. "Three times!"
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"Hmmm," said Cort, unwilling to back down. His fights with the Doctor had been gruelling, days-long battles that had caused significant architectural damage, and had taken their toll on both of them. During the first fight the Doctor had managed to destroy the only hospital in a fifty-mile radius, and during the second they'd done enough damage to a nuclear power plant between them that it had had to be immediately decommissioned. Cort had a sneaking suspicion that the real reason he'd won the third fight was the radiation damage that the Doctor had sustained by Cort leaving his body in a pool of radioactive cooling water.
"So you'll get dressed," said the nurse, "and I'll take you up to see Dr. Hernandez in twenty minutes. Can you do that for me?"
Cort nodded, his head bobbing and his neck elongating. The nurse laid one hand back on his shoulder, and gently pushed on his forehead, helping him retract his neck back to a normal length. Cort said nothing, but he was quietly grateful.
After the nurse left, he pulled the bed-covers back and swung his legs over the edge. His hips ached abominably as they did every morning when he tried to get up, and he forced himself to stretch his legs out until his feet touched the floor and he could effortlessly stand up. Then he concentrated, shrinking his legs back down to his normal height, and then further until he was almost just feet, knees and torso. Finally he stretched back up again, and let out a breath he hadn't realised he was holding. He wiped his eyes, telling himself that the wetness was just the effects of the coughing.
As he dressed, he resisted the temptation to just stretch his arms out across the room, opening the wardrobe and collecting his clothes. Instead he forced himself to walk over and collect them, just like a normal person. The word normal left a slightly bitter taste in his mouth; he wasn't normal, and he hadn't been for years. If he'd been normal he'd never have been able to take on the Doctor (three times!) and come away victorious. He'd never have been able to save eighty-two people from a collapsing skyscraper, or face down Bad Kitty over twenty-eight times, twice in council meetings!
"Are you ready, Mr. Stretch?" The nurses were always careful to use the ageing superheroes' public names, and never their private ones. It was a small touch of respect that the superheroes were ridiculously grateful for. "Dr. Hernandez is expecting you." She held out her arm, and Cort took it, hating himself as he rested his feather-weight frame on her, and limped slowly from his room.
The room next to him had the door slightly ajar, and he could see the beautiful Fizz Mission sat up in bed, staring out of the window. The nurses kept her on Mogadon to try and keep her away from her memories, and there were serious consequences to anyone who tried to talk to her without written permission from the matron. After that they passed a closed door, which was General Tcho-Tcho's room; that the door was closed meant he was either sleeping or a dimensional reconfiguration of his body had gone wrong again. After that was a door on the other side of the corridor that was Bad Kitty's room, and then they were at the lift.
"I used to be able to just lean out of the window, stretch up to the fifth floor and climb in the window there," said Cort. "I hate having to take lifts."
"There's always the stairs," said the nurse, and he fell silent again.
Dr. Hernandez's office was two doors away from the lift, and he was stood at the door, waiting to take Cort's arm from the nurse and lead him to the examining couch. Cort sat down, grateful for the relief from aching joints, and looked at the doctor.
"Nurse tells me that your cough is getting worse," said Dr. Hernandez. He was in his fifties, with oiled-back white hair, facial hair modelled on Colonel Sanders, and knotty fingers in huge hands. "And we will investigate that shortly. But first, tell me how your memory is?"
Cort sighed, and started talking. All his visits with Dr. Hernandez were the same, the doctor would check his memories, check his physical condition, and perform a psychological evaluation before he'd address the reported symptoms. Cort really hoped that if he had a heart-attack it wasn't Dr. Hernandez who was first on the scene. Finally Dr. Hernandez pulled out his stethoscope and listened to Cort's chest, asking him to cough a little. Cort, who had been trying to control his cough for the whole meeting, gladly let himself start coughing. To his surprise, he found he couldn't stop, and then everything went black. As his vision disappeared, he heard a siren sound, and dimly realised that Dr. Hernandez must have pressed the alarm button in his office.


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A new Spring menu has just been launched at Revolución de Cuba and to get more awareness for it they organised an event for a few bloggers with the help of Holly to get some of us to sample the new foods and try our hand at making the perfect burrito.
I will hold my hands up here and say that I didn't know that Sheffield had a Rev De Cuba, and to be honest I think I need to spend more time in my home town's city centre! It's located just off of the busy West Street on Mappin Street. For those who are awful at street names (again this is where I hold my hands up!) it's just around the corner from Cavendish.
As we arrived we were offered a free drink and I opted for the Mojito, a classic cocktail and probably one of the nicest that I've had. At least when the straw wasn't stuck against a lime…. Afterwards I may have gone for my old favourite, the Strawberry Daiquiri. Honestly if I could afford to drink these all the time I would!
We were given a few little nibbles to try with our drinks. Some dried bananas, some nuts and pork crackling. I only tried the banana as I'm always wary about dried fruits. Still not a fan of them and I think the flavour didn't match well with my mojito at all. I'm not a huge fan of pork anyway so opted to stay away from that but it seems that it was enjoyed by the others on the table.
Each table was given a different plat of food to try. We had Albondigas, Chorizo and Pork Quesadillas, Glazed Chicken in Romesco and Sardines. I already knew I'd love the albondigas, it's one of the only things I was eating at the tapas restaurants in Madrid last year (along with patatas bravas), but I had a try to see what it was like. I can honestly say they were cooked to perfection, they had the same texture and taste! And for a second I was transported back to Spain in the flavour. It's weird how food can do that to you. I also had a bit of the chicken. It was cooked beautifully and the romesco sauce was lovely. I'm not a huge fan of seafood but the ones who did try the sardines said it was nice, but just like regular sardines. I'm guessing that's a good thing? And the quesadillas seemed to go down really well.
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After this mini trial of lovely food we were given our ingredients to have a quick master class in the art of burritos. I already had a basic understanding of how to make a burrito but I had never actually put that into practice. To be honest, I feel like I could have made a worse attempt. It was strange having to put food in there that I wouldn't usually, such as sour cream. I'm not actually a huge fan of sour cream but thought I might as well use everything we were told.
There was a competition to win in this burrito making challenge and the prize was dinner for two. Unfortunately, I didn't win but I did get to eat my finished burrito, so I still feel like I won something!
After the making of the food, we were given a small lesson on rum and all the different types of rum that are available. I did write a huge note on all the different types and how to recognise certain types but being the idiot that I am I was able to delete the note and lose every! Wasn't my best moment that's for sure. I can remember that white rums are for using in cocktails and you don't need to mature a rum for more than 15 years due to where rum is made. Also, you can tell if it's a true rum as there should be a green tinge to it when you hold a glass of it up to the light. I actually tried this and it worked!
The main thing I learnt though was that I really do not like drinking rum on without it first being mixed with something else. I definitely have far too much of a sweet tooth for it.
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This story has one main point of interest – the formidable Mycroft Holmes, writes Charlotte Anne Walters.
This is the first story in which we meet the eccentric, but brilliant, Mycroft and this singular character does much to advance the argument that Holmes might have been autistic. The fact that his brother possesses the same traits of observation, incredible memory and antisocial nature does suggest a genetic link behind these characteristics.
Let's look at the facts, Mycroft is so antisocial that he becomes a founder member of a gentleman's club where members are forbidden from talking to each other, he carves out a unique professional position for himself just as his brother has done, and is also without a wife or children. He has an incredible capacity for numbers and accountancy suggesting even savantism, rather than simply autism.
Watson reminds us in the first paragraph about Holmes' unemotional character, his disinclination to form friendships, his aversion to women. By reminding us of this, he is prompting us to see the similarities between the brothers and the genetic predisposition they share. The story itself is quite absorbing but somehow eclipsed by the revelation of an elder brother and what this tells us about Holmes himself.
Mycroft features heavily in my novel and is another example of how much the Granada series shaped my image of certain characters. Whenever I think of Mycroft I always picture Charles Grey and that is basically how I have described him in the book. In the same way that Mrs Hudson will always be Rosalie Williams in my mind's eye. I did make a mistake though, which I'm kicking myself for now. I have called the place at the Diogenes where speaking is allowed the 'Speaking Room' whereas it is actually the 'Stranger's Room'. Hopefully people will forgive me that small but understandable error.
So in this story we are treated to experiencing both Holmes and Mycroft setting their minds to a problem and watching them both compete in a little exercise of observation. The tale of a Greek interpreter who is taken hostage and forced to help extract compliance from a Greek man who's sister is being forced into a marriage is quite dark and doesn't really reach a full conclusion. It feels more like a vehicle to introduce Mycroft than anything else but is gripping all the same.
This one has to score highly but more for Mycroft than anything else – 8 out of 10.
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Spring Mini-Session!
February 26, 2009
Believe it or not, there have been a few good things that have come about as a result of the "economic crisis" we are all finding ourselves in right now. First, ridiculously great bargain deals are everywhere we look (hint, hint…), which is great for the consumer in all of us! But I think one of the most unexpected positive outcomes has been that people are focusing more on spending REAL quality time with their families and loved ones. One of the greatest things about photography is the ability to capture forever the fleeting moments we want to remember and transport us back to those memories no matter what is happening outside.
So I have decided to offer my first "Spring Mini-Session" (please refer to the afore-mentioned "ridiculously great bargain deals"…) Here is the break-down:
Each session will be outdoors and last 45 minutes for a group of up to 4 people. Each additional person is $15.
Appointments will be held at 45-minute intervals from 9:00 – 11:15 and 4:00 – 6:15.
Saturday, March 28 – Sessions will be held at Lodi Lake at various beautiful, woodsy locations.
Saturday, April 18 – Sessions will be held at a GORGEOUS private estate in Pleasanton.
I will be offering your choice of the following two packages – $60 will be due at the time of the session:
Package A – $120
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Sweet Baby Payton
February 24, 2009
What a beautiful little girl! And so cooperative too! Hardly a whimper the entire afternoon – very impressive! I had so much fun taking pictures the other day – thanks for giving me an excuse to use all my fun studio equipment! Congratulations on your darling little baby! You guys have a little heart-breaker on your hands!
Welcome Little Bean
February 11, 2009
It is such a special experience to see little newborn babies – I loved being able to spend a little time with baby "M" and get to know her. She is beautiful and perfect and already on a great sleeping schedule – good work Mom and Dad! Thanks for letting me capture some of these precious moments!
More Fun to Come!
February 3, 2009
I have been neglecting my blog for the past little while but I just want to let you all know that I have some fun things planned for the coming months that I am really excited about! So please come back and visit soon, I'm just working out the final details! Thanks for checking in!


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2017 Summary of changes:
The Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC), owner of the Australian Tourism Awards, is excited to announce that in 2017 a complete online entry process will be introduced for each State/Territory.
The notable change going forward is the move from a .pdf submission process to a web-based 'form' which businesses will complete online. For those entrants who have entered previously, formatting rules, page limits and page layouts will no longer apply. Instead of the previous pdf page limits, there will now be a maximum word count and image upload limit.
Download: Summary of Changes- 2017 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards
Specific changes include:
New Category Descriptor:
Category 7 – Qantas Award for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism
This category recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tourism operations that demonstrate authenticity and cultivate a greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, history and traditions.
Question changes:
- Category 3 – Major Festivals and Events – Q1(a)(b)(c)(d) and (e), 2(a)(b)(c) and (d) and associated Tips.
- Category 4 – Festivals and Events – Q1(a)(b)(c)(d) and (e), 2(a)(b)(c) and (d) and associated Tips.
- Category 7 – Qantas Award for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism – Q1(a)(b) and (c), Q2(a) and (c), Q3(a)(b) and (c), Q5(a) and (b)
Rules for Entry Amendments:
- Formatting rules that were applicable in 2016 no longer apply.
- Each entry will have a 12,500 word limit to respond to all questions. However, category 25: Excellence in Food Tourism, will have a maximum 8,000 word limit and individual categories (28 – 30) will have a 2500 word limit.
- Category 8: Specialised Tourism Services category is for entrants that are unable to meet the criteria of other categories. Entrants in this category are not permitted to enter any other additional categories.
- Individual category entries are to be submitted on the same date as business categories: 4pm Monday 4th September 2017.
- Each entry can include up to 25 images to assist with responding to questions. Images include: info-graphics, graphs and pictures/images.
- Captions are allowed for each image. Maximum of 6 words, not included in overall word count.


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Say I gave you a choice between two stocks. Which would you pick?
- One has seen its share price more than double over the past 12 months.
- The other is down an average of 27% per year since April 2008.
The average investor would probably chase performance and go with the winning stock. Contrarian readers would see that that was the obvious pick and go the other way, arguing that the falling stock could possibly be a better value.
But actually, it's a trick question. Both choices refer to the same investment, Bank of America
Weighing anchor
When you focus on a particular stock price or some other financial metric, you're doing something known as anchoring. Anchoring is a behavioral response to the seemingly random fluctuations of stock prices. In an effort to impose some order on those movements, we latch onto a specific point of reference, even if it's arbitrary and has no meaning to anyone else.
Anchoring can be collective or individual. Whether the Dow would hit 11,000 was something many investors paid attention to, even if Dow 11,000 doesn't really have any particular significance. But because a lot of people pay attention to milestones, the collective response to hitting one may actually make following them worthwhile -- at least for purposes of short-term investing decisions.
On the other hand, nearly all of us are guilty of creating individual anchor points. Sometimes, it's a high-water mark that a stock sets. For years after the bull market ended, investors pined at the tech-bubble highs that Dell
Another common anchor point is the price you pay for a given stock. Given the exact same stock with the same financials behind it, shareholder behavior may be quite different depending on when investors bought the stock. Research has shown that if you're sitting on a loss, you're much more likely to try to ride it out in the hope that the stock recovers to your buy-in point. If you have a small gain on a stock, you're more likely to sell it in order to preserve profits -- but once you have a big gain, you may want to "let it ride" in hopes of even bigger profits.
A combination of those factors may explain part of the rally in Ford
Fighting the impulse
The key to avoiding the detrimental effects of anchoring is to pay more attention to actual fundamental events that have an impact on your stocks. In the case of Ford, for instance, analysis of whether Toyota's
You won't be able to avoid anchoring entirely. Important calculations, such as taxable gains and losses, are based on numbers that will tend to make you think in terms of an anchor. But by being aware of potential mistakes that anchoring could lead to, you're much more likely to avoid them -- and make better investment decisions overall.
It's still a good time to buy stocks. Fool contributor Rex Moore has seven stocks that are headed in the right direction.
Fool contributor Dan Caplinger would love a long voyage on an old-style sailing ship. He doesn't own shares of the companies mentioned in this article. Ford Motor, priceline.com, and Staples are Motley Fool Stock Advisor picks. Try any of our Foolish newsletters today, free for 30 days. The Fool's disclosure policy is always there with an "Anchors aweigh!" for your portfolio.


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Archaeology of the Jazz Complex and Beauregard (Congo) Square, Louis Armstrong Park, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana
Author(s): J. Richard Shenkel; Robert Saunder; E. R. Chatelain
Year: 1980
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Archaeology of the Jazz Complex and Beauregard (Congo) Square, Louis Armstrong Park, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. J. Richard Shenkel, Robert Saunder, E. R. Chatelain. 1980 ( tDAR id: 194749)
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By Jill Renae Hicks
. ... the broken and redemptive story of Jay Aubuchon, a woman who returns to Missouri to take care of her autistic nephew after 20 years away in Arizona. As the tale progresses, the reader learns bits and pieces of Jay's family's unraveled past. The book skips between the past and present, gradually bringing the tale to a rounded completeness as the past years travel forward, carrying their gritty history on to both Jay and to the reader. ...MORE
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From fighting fires to writing about them, local author brings life to her fiction
... "It was captivating to encounter a character who, while teaching the disabled characters life skills, lacked the coping mechanism required to deal with her demons," says Lily Richards, Bufford's editor at Casperian Books.
Local poet Marta Ferguson says Bufford's assorted professions — Bufford has also worked in carpentry, in a group home, in a nursing home and in clinical physical therapy — give the author's work an unsurpassable grittiness and realism. "In all of her work, the common thread is that the world she evokes is palpably real," Ferguson says. ...MORE
|I found myself really caring about this very dysfunctional family. ...The relationship between Brandon and Sam, his paternal grandfather was also very sweet and reminded me on how important the family is to a child with autism. Overall, Cemetery Bird, though not a story of autism itself, touched me and reminded me that our struggles would be much worse if we did not have family and a sense of home. ..MORE
--Hope McPheeters, Director of ELLA'S HOPE FOR AUTISM
|With language like poetry, Bridget Bufford insinuates us into the life of the narrator Jenn/Jay, seducing us with compact chapters alternating between present and past, a family story of acceptance and forgiveness unfolding from Missouri to Arizona and back again. Poignant, intense, filled with knowledge about firefighting, therapy horses, llamas, autism, special needs, addiction and mental illness, loss, this novel delivers and reminds me why I love novels. I cried at the end because it was the end, and like Jenn, I was feeling at home.
--Jane Ellen Ibur, poet
|Pushcart-nominated Novelist Bridget Bufford on Missouri Roots
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Missouri native Bridget Bufford's second novel Cemetery Bird has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Bufford speaks frankly about her upbringing in Missouri, writing drug-addicted characters and why it's so hard to run away from the Midwest....MORE
|Bridget Bufford creates characters that take up habitation in a reader's mind, and live there always. Cemetery Bird is her second novel, a story of survival and ultimate triumph out at the edges of America, in the social jungle where the wild beasts are drugs and alcohol, poverty and mental illness. These lives, mostly invisible to the mainstream, are here made visible with generosity, wisdom, and a redeeming sense of humor. Jay, a fire-fighting narrator, says in the preface, ". . .this child, standing in the playground, could be no one on Earth but me." However, reading, I come to love these characters, and to know that Jay, for a long time, will be "no one on earth but me."
--Amherst Writers & Artists founder Pat Schneider, author of Writing Alone and With Others
|Cemetery Bird is a riveting exploration of one woman's search for family and identity. Along her journey, she develops unexpected relationships with two young men with developmental disabilities who help her find her path. Bridget Bufford gives readers a realistic glimpse into the life of family members of people with autism and acquired brain injury. This book was a reminder of how life-altering relationships can come in all shapes and sizes.
--Erin Graff , Assistant Director of Independence NW, Portland, OR
|...a good story about people who are deeply flawed, richly human, and coming to grips with life on life's terms.
--Baxter Clare, author of Cry Havoc, Street Rules, Last Call
|Suggested One Read: Cemetery Bird
....an enlightening story of maturity, consciousness and insight into the human condition. Bridget has an uncanny grasp on human behavior, what we observe and what we discard as we journey through this bumpy life.


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If you'll recall, back in early March I set myself a goal of reading 50 books during 2005. I know, for a few of you that's not much of a challenge; but for me it's quite daunting.
Alas, I fell woefully short. But how short? I knew I haven't read close to 50, but I really couldn't tell you off the top of my head whether I'd even reached the halfway mark. Thus, I decided to go back and make a tally of the books I've read this year.
Here they are (if I'm not forgetting anything):
- Kennedy, John F.: Profiles in Courage
- Adams, Douglas: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- Adams, Douglas: The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
- Adams, Douglas: Life, the Universe and Everything
- Adams, Douglas: So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
- Adams, Douglas: Mostly Harmless
- Gaiman, Neil: American Gods
- Lewis, C.S.: A Grief Observed
- Stephenson, Neal: Cryptonomicon
- O'Connor, Flannery: Everything That Rises Must Converge
- Akutagawa, Ryūnosuke: Rashomon and Other Stories
- Cisneros, Sandra: The House on Mango Street
- Conrad, Joseph: Heart of Darkness (the Norton Critical Edition with a bunch of background text and critical essays, making the book 3 times as long as the novelette)
- Angelou, Maya: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
- Wells, H.G.: The War of the Worlds
- Lewis, C.S.: The Magician's Nephew
- Lewis, C.S.: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
- Lewis, C.S.: The Horse and His Boy
- Lewis, C.S.: Prince Caspian
- Lewis, C.S.: The Voyage of The Dawn Treader
- Lewis, C.S.: The Silver Chair
- Lewis, C.S.: The Last Battle
- Asimov, Isaac: The Naked Sun
- Heinlein, Robert A.: Stranger in a Strange Land
- Alexander, Lloyd: The Book of Three
- Wibberley, Leonard: The Mouse That Roared
By the end of the year I will have also finished:
- Anthony, Piers: On a Pale Horse
- Lewis, C.S.: The Four Loves
- Proulx, Annie: Close Range: Wyoming Stories (or, at the very least, "Brokeback Mountain," which is in this collection)
That would bring my total for the year to 29, just past halfway. I think I'm going to push for 30, so that I can at least say I accomplished 60% of my goal.
Yeah, I fell far short. But you know what, I think this is quite possibly the most reading I've done in a year. If I hadn't gotten involved in two rugby seasons, a 7-month relationship, and Merry Wives of Windsor (or chosen one book that was about 1000 pages long), it's quite possible I would have come closer to my goal. But I wouldn't make that trade. I cherish my experiences with rugby, K, and MWoW, and the books will still be there next year.


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Air is the most basic component of our health. The best of us can't survive more than a few minutes without it (please don't try). The quality of outdoor air and its pollution gets lots of attention in the media. According to the EPA, however, indoor air is typically two to five times more polluted than outdoor and can be worse than that in many cases. We know how frustrating it can be to live with persistent odors, respiratory problems, or headaches, and we hope these articles can help you find and treat them. Whether its mold, chemicals, pollen, or just a dusty air filter, we want you to breathe easy.
Following up on Air: Part I, Part II of this two part series will look at nine things you can do to improve your air quality at home.
1. Protect Yourself
Simple things like changing your HVAC filter regularly can have a big impact on cleaning the air in the home. It can also take strain off the fan and prolong the life of your system. If you're already a pro at changing yours every month, try upgrading to a higher-grade filter to capture smaller particles. Another option is to have your ducts checked and cleaned. There may be things trapped in your ductwork or leaks that allow outside air into the ducts and your living space.It may be helpful to get an extra air purifier like Austin Air. These are true, HEPA-certified air cleaners, capable of removing smoke, dust, pollen, gases, and chemicals (including formaldehyde) down to 0.3 microns in size. That includes 99.97% of all airborne particulate.
2. Don't Get Burned Out
Old furnaces, boilers, stoves, ovens, or anything powered by combustion (fire) can create a carbon monoxide (CO) problem. CO is a very dangerous chemical and should be taken seriously. The best way to control carbon monoxide pollutants is to make sure combustion appliances are installed and maintained by reliable professionals and properly used. A UL-listed CO monitor should also be installed.
3. Choose Your Wood Wisely
When it comes to flooring and furniture, even cabinets, urea- and phenol-formaldehyde in the wood and adhesive are known carcinogens as well as some of the most commonly used ingredients in building products. Anytime you are bringing a wood or wood composite material into the home, try to verify that it has no added urea formaldehyde.
4. Clean Up Your Cleaning
If it's time to make a big change to the quality of the air in your home, it's time to look in your cabinets and swap some of those cleaning products for something a little easier on the system. None of your cleaning products should contain formaldehyde, petroleum-based solvents, ammonia, or VOC's. The problem with all of those things is how quickly they evaporate from the cleaner itself and into the air, which means you end up breathing it rather than cleaning with it. As you run out of your existing cleaners, try replacing them with an alternative by Better Life, Branch Basics, AFM, Nelly's, or one of the other options you can find here at TreeHouse. We have products for your floors, kitchen counters, laundry, or anything else in the home.
5. Get the VOC Out!
Old paint can be another contributor to poor health in the home. You probably can't notice after it's dry, but most paints continue to give off chemicals like ethylene glycol and formaldehyde for years after they are applied to the walls. Putting a fresh coat of a zero-VOC paint like Dunn Edwards or Mythic can cover up that old paint and prevent those chemicals from contaminating your living space. American Clay is another option for finishing your walls that can help absorb odors and regulate humidity to make the home cleaner and more comfortable.
6.Getting Buggy with It
Nobody (normal) likes bugs crawling around their house. However, most things that are toxic to bugs and insects are also toxic to people. Either avoid pesticides altogether, or use those that are tested and shown not to harm people and pets. Period.
7. Put Down Some Roots
Bring plants into your home. Indoor plants can both remove toxins from the air and produce fresh oxygen. Plus, being around nature is good for you.
8. Air It Out
Just following some best practices is a great way to keep you and your home in good health. If something asks to be used "in a well-ventilated area," open up a few windows to create a breeze.
9. Practice Prudent Avoidance
While pollutants commonly found in indoor air are responsible for many harmful effects, there is considerable uncertainty about what concentrations or periods of exposure are necessary to produce specific health problems. Because there is so much we don't know, TreeHouse tells people to practice prudent avoidance. In other words, if you don't know what it does, and if you don't have to bring it into your home, why would you?
You're Not Alone
And remember that there are a lot of people trying to change the way things are made and sold. Organizations like GreenGuard, LEED, and the Indoor Air Quality Association are a few that are working to stop hazardous chemicals from entering the home and taking steps to help you determine what is in the products that you purchase. It is unfortunate that we have to deal with problems like these, and there are larger issues at play to have led us to where we are now, but products are improving by both becoming safer to use and more effective. We have enough options now that we don't have to choose a safe and healthful home over a clean and beautiful one.


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An old Dutch habit during the last months of the year is eating brown spiced biscuits, or speculaas. My father used to bake them a lot during the years he was a baker. Of course, we as his kids didn't let the moments pass we were able to taste the first ones which came out of the oven. Especially the ones which were too dark to be sold in the shop. They tasted the best!
I drew the plank to make a man and woman biscuit as a symbol of the marriage, representing the hope it becomes a fertile and happy commitment.
Pen and watercolor (with the smell of brown spiced biscuits).


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|Simon DAVID
|Roux C, Visvikis D, Hatt M
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|Image analysis for therapy response studies in Positron Emission Imaging
|Laboratoire de Traitement de l'Information Médicale
|Keywords ››
|PET, oncology, follow-up studies, multi-tracer analyse, Bayesian classification, change detection, DS theory, DSm theory
|Allowing the early detection of metabolic changes during treatment, Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is a promising tool for therapy response assessment. PET imaging is also currently used for the definition of a biological tumour volume in adaptive radiotherapy, with one or more PET scans measuring different tumour features in context of multi-tracers analysis. A therapeutic response is usually defined as variations of semi-quantitative parameters such as standardized uptake value (SUV) measured in PET scans performed during the treatment. The variability associated to the current segmentation approaches are usually affecting these quantitative measurements. Moreover, such measurements do not reflect overall tumour volume and radiotracer uptake variations. In context of adaptive radiotherapy, there is currently no gold standard to define a biological tumour volume according to several multi-tracers PET scans.
In this thesis, three fusion methods have been developed, based on different mathematical theories to combine several follow-up or multi-tracer PET scans at the voxel level. The first proposed approach is based on multi-observation image analysis for merging several PET acquisitions. Based on the Bayesian classification principle, the ASEM approach can merge either follow-up or multi-tracer PET acquisitions with the same fusion process. The second developed method is merging multi-tracer PET scans with the Dempster-Shafer theory (DS) in order to define a global tumour volume according to PET scans measuring different tumour features. The third approach is based on the change detection principle using the recent Dezert-Smarandache theory (DSm), which manages both imprecision, uncertainty and conflict between sources, applied simultaneously to follow-up PET scans.
The proposed methods were applied to both simulated and clinical datasets in followup and multi-tracer context. Their performances were compared to the use of fixed and adaptive thresholding and the Fuzzy-C-mean algorithm applied separately to the fused scans. Working with simulated data allows an accurate assessment of the fusion obtained for each approach. On simulated datasets, the fixed and adaptive thresholdsand the FCM algorithm applied independently on both images led to higher errors than the ASEM approach. If the change detection method is associated to contrasted results on simulated follow-up data, the multi-tracer fusion approach doesn't seem to be adapted to define a biological tumour volume regarding different tumour features.
Applied to nine clinical follow-up cases, the fixed threshold and the FCM segmentation failed to provide coherent quantitative measurements regarding the partial responses considered. Applied separately by two clinicians,the adaptive threshold doesn't seem to be robust to noise and tracer uptake heterogeneity leading to significant variability in the quantitative measurements. If the change detection method looks efficient to characterize a therapeutic response for seven patients, this approach failed for two patients responding partially to their treatment. The ASEM method is the one for which the variations of the measured quantitatives parameter are in line with the therapeutic response. This results are confirmed by the multi-tracer clinical cases. For the four considered patients, the threshold methods and the FCM segmentation were less robust to noise and the tumour contrast. The qualitative and quantitative analysis associated to the ASEM fusion emphasize the robustness of this approach. To conclude with this thesis, further development associated to the proposed methods will be described. A three follow-up scans fusion performed by the ASEM method will be present in order to illustrate its ability to identify the tumour changes occurring at different stages of the treatment. Regarding the multi-tracer fusion approach, a new model allowing the merging of FDG and FMISO scan will be present. With this new model, a dose map can be generated and applied in adaptive radiotherapy. Finally, concerning the change detection method, we will present a way to integrate to the current process, a measure of texture parameters by analyzing tumour heterogeneity.


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Good news, everybody! I can swallow again without wincing. This also means I can now eat things other than toasted bagels and orange juice. It is so easy to forget how good it feels to be healthy--not that I am entirely healthy. Unfortunately, I haven't made a miraculous recovery, I have just experienced a cold migration. Instead of my throat feeling like someone has it in a vice and is rubbing sandpaper on it, my nose is now runny. Not too pretty, but far preferable to a sore throat any day of the week, if you ask me.
Anyway, on to the subject at hand. I have a silly little dream that one day my blog will be big and awesome and people will send me their products to review and I'll get a lot of free goodies. Realistically, I don't think it will ever happen, but it is a nice little pipe dream to keep near. The thing is, I already know which products I would want to have sent to me for free, because (and this is in the spirit of full disclosure) there are certain things that I fixate on. It's true! I see the infomercials and I get drawn in. Then maybe I see the product in stores, or I go to the website, or something, and...I get even further drawn in! I become completely obsessed with these products, like they are the little miracle pill that will change my life. It's very silly, I know, but I can't help myself.
One of these products is the Bender ball, part of the Bender Method of Core Training or something to that effect. For some reason, I am mesmerized by these ads, and convinced that I, too, will have a flat and toned tummy if I get the Bender ball! I have looked for reviews of the product, and I haven't found much, but I saw an ad the other day that said that you can now get the Bender ball and the instructional DVD for like $9.95. If I had $9.95 to spend on something like that, it would be really tempting. I mean, not only would I be able to use it, I would be able to review it, too! Too bad I can't write it off for educational purposes.
I also have a semi-crush/obsession with the bar method. The method consists of classes, and as far as I know, is mostly only available in California (with a few exceptions). It would be fun to have a job where I could just drop in on classes to try them out. Ah, dreams. And if I did have that job, I would be sure to try out a spinning class. I have always wanted to try one of those because I know I am weak when it comes to cycling, but I am scared to ride my bike in NYC (something about being car-doored=not-so-appealing to me) and really hate riding the stationary bike. I think it would be a fun and hard workout, the perfect way for me to kick my own butt...well, maybe someday!
What about you? What are your fitness fixations?
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
1 comment:
- Susan said...
Those infomercials really turn me off - I can't help thinking that none of that stuff really works and that's why they are on an infomercial. I mean, if the product were really all that great, it would just sell itself and they wouldn't need obnoxious salespeople on infomercials.
As for fitness fantasies that I'm fixated on - can't say that I have any! I just try to work out so that I will age gracefully at this point. I guess that's my fitness fantasy.
- April 16, 2008 at 11:31 AM
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In 1993 a young Scot named Duncan McLean won the Somerset Maugham prize for his first collection of short stories and was faced with a predicament: The prize stipulates that its recipients must use their award money to travel abroad, and McLean--quite happily--had never so much as traveled outside of Scotland. But he did have one powerful draw: the music called western swing. Western swing is a combination of jazz, oom-pah, Dixieland, big band, back porch, mariachi and conjunto music that was first played by itinerant musicians often to equally itinerant farm workers in dance halls all over the American Southwest. It thrived from the '30s to the '60s, and after discovering an old LP by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys in an Edinburgh junk shop, McLean began a one-man revival of "the stuff that has been sending jolts of musical electricity through me ever since." So in the summer of 1995 he learned to drive and headed off to Texas on "one Scotsman's odyssey in search of the true meaning of Texas Swing." "Lone Star Swing" is the strange and wonderful book about what he found there.
McLean describes western swing as "music that picks up your feet and puts them back down again." It's dance music with its origins in cornball cowboy bands like Snuffy Smith and His Feather Merchants. Its finest recordings were laid down by sophisticated dance orchestras often with corporate sponsorships: the Light Crust Doughboys (sponsored by Light Crust Flour), Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies, Adolph Hofner and His Texans (he cannily changed his name to Dolph during the war) and McLean's idol and grail, the breakdown fiddler Wills. The music had swagger and charm and, as McLean puts it, is "in essence only differentiated from the boosterism and bragging of modern rap groups by relative gentility of expression." The Texas Playboys, fronted by Wills, started as a "territory band," working an area mapped out partly by their local radio station's signal strength and partly by their own stamina. "All musicians active at this time have similar tales," McLean tells us, "of broadcasting daily--for 30 minutes at noon, say--playing requests, advertising sponsors' products, reading out listeners' dedications, plugging forthcoming dances, before jumping into the band bus and driving 10 or 50 or 200 miles to set up for that night's dance. How far away they traveled was determined by the distance they could drive and still get back in time for the next day's show." Western swing began to fade out mid-Elvis, and its practitioners are now few and often infirm (in one instance McLean visits an old folks' home to hear a performance: "Apart from me--and the staff, who weren't paying much attention--there weren't any members of the future generations present.")


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The head of the Green Manors mental asylum Dr. Murchison is retiring to be replaced by Dr. Edwardes, a famous psychiatrist. Edwardes arrives and is immediately attracted to the beautiful but cold Dr. Constance Petersen. However, it soon becomes apparent that Dr. Edwardes is in fact a paranoid amnesiac impostor. He goes on the run with Constance who tries to help his condition and solve the mystery of what happened to the real Dr. Edwardes.
Genres: Film-Noir, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Actor: Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Michael Chekhov, Leo G. Carroll, Rhonda Fleming, John Emery, Norman Lloyd, Bill Goodwin, Steven Geray, Donald Curtis, Wallace Ford, Art Baker, Regis Toomey, Paul Harvey
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Production: Selznick International Pictures, Vanguard Films
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Britain remembers VJ Day 70 years on – live
Veterans are now laying wreaths as they march past the Cenotaph. A veteran standard bearer collapsed and received medical attention from nearby soldiers before being stretchered away from Horseguards Parade.
David Cameron sits alongside Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall at the Horseguards Parade ceremony (IMAGE: PA)
Recap: Hundreds of veterans gathered on Horse Guards Parade for a Drumhead commemoration to celebrate Victory in Japan, attended by the Prime Minister and Prince of Wales.
Royal Marine buglers and percussionists from Portsmouth piled up their drums to form a ceremonial altar at the centre of the parade, replicating the practise used by troops on the front line.
The Right Reverend Nigel Stock, bishop to HM Armed Forces, led the service and paid particular tribute to those who served in the Far East who played a pivotal role in Japan's defeat.
Viscount Slim, the son of Field Marshal Slim, read a passage from his father's memoir Defeat Into Victory.
He read: "To the soldiers of many races who, in the comradeship of the 14th Army, did go on, and to the airmen who flew with them and fought with them and fought over them, belongs the true of achievement.
"It was they who turned defeat into victory."
Charles Dance, who earlier read Kipling's Mandalay, said: "It was rather nerve-wracking, it was like ten first night's in a row. This is remembering people who don't pretend. I tell you it's nerve-wracking. I could see people mouthing the words. Christ, it's part of history."
A Swordfish was unable to join the flypast a of a Hurricane and a Typhoon over central London earlier.
The average age of those participating in the procession is more than 90, according to the BBC.
The Lord's Prayer is followed by Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer.
Prince Charles has laid a wreath at the drum head, followed by the Prime Minister.
A minute's silence across Horse Guards.
The last post is now being played.
Drumhead altar being built at the #VJDay70 service
Charles Dance is reading Kipling's Mandalay. "On the road to Mandalay, where the flying-fishes play. / An' the dawn comes up like thunder outer China 'crost the Bay."
Flypast of an RAF Typhoon and a Hurricane delights the crowds at Horseguards Parade.
The procession on Horseguards Parade is about to start.
Dan Chapman, 92, speaks to Patrick Sawer about his experiences fighting the Japanese in Malaya.
Mr Chapman was among thousands of British troops at sea preparing to invade Malaysia when he heard it was all over.
As the men of his 26th Indian Division braced themselves for the bitter fighting that would follow Operation Zipper's imminent seaborne assault on Port Swettenham, south west of Kuala Lumpur, word spread that Japan had surrendered.
Mr Chapma, said: "This time 70 years ago we were waiting on board ship to land against the Japanese in Malaya. We were about to do the landing when the atom bomb was dropped and Japan surrendered. We were saved from invading at the critical last minute, saving many Japanese and Indian Army lives. I felt somewhat relived, to put it mildly. I think we were all pleased that it was over."
With the planned invasion averted, the 26th Indian Division was diverted to Indonesia to take the surrender of the Japanese in Sumatra.
"We weren't sure whether we were going to be met by bullets or surrender, so we were a bit apprehensive," said Mr Chapman. "But it went off all right and eventually all the Japanese surrendered and were sent back to Japan."
But Mr Chapman's war continued for another 12 months, as the 26th Indian Division took part in anti-insurgency operations on behalf of the Dutch colonial government. "My war just carried on," he said.
Born and bred in Barking, east London, he had joined the British Army in September 1941, just before his 18th birthday, having already experienced the terror of the Blitz and served in the Local Defence Volunteers and Home Guard.
After a year in the Royal Corps of Signals and the Royal Army Service Corps he was transferred to the South Staffordshire Infantry Regiment and posted to Bangalore, where he was commissioned as an officer in the Royal Garhwal Rifles, reaching the rank of Captain.
Mr Chapman, who was awarded the Burma Star and left the Army in 1947, went on to have three children and six grandchildren with Eileen, his wife of 65 years.
Seventy years on the retired bank manager joined other veterans at the Wivenhoe Branch of The Royal British Legion in remembering those who did not survive the war,
"I will mostly be thinking about lost comrades and some of the good times," he said. "And just being alive."
From Tokyo: Japanese Emperor Akihito expressed rare "deep remorse" over his country's wartime actions in an address Saturday marking the 70th anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender, a day after the prime minister fell short of apologizing in his own words to the victims of Japanese aggression.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, meanwhile, stayed away from a contentious Yasukuni shrine that honors war criminals among other war dead. He instead prayed and laid flowers at a national cemetery for unnamed fallen soldiers ahead of the annual ceremony at Tokyo's Budokan hall.
That ceremony started with a moment of silence at noon to mark the radio announcement by Emperor Hirohito, Akihito's father, of Japan's surrender on Aug. 15, 1945.
Rare colour footage of VJ Day from the archives.
Ahead of the VJ Day commemorations, The Telegraph's Patrick Sawer has spoken to several veterans of Britain's campaign in the Far East to record their stories.
John Giddings, 92
John Giddings' war did not end with the Allied victory over Japan on 15 August 1945.
For four long years he had fought in Singapore, Burma and India as British forces confronted the Japanese across south east Asia.
But following the Japanese surrender, Mr Giddings was dispatched to assist the Dutch colonial government in Indonesia, then facing a nationalist insurgency for independence.
Back in 1940, at the start of it all, he had lied in order to do his bit. Aged 17, Mr Giddings headed to his nearest RAF recruitment station, in Gloucester, and told them he was 18 – allowing him to sign up. He said: " After the Battle of Britain I thought 'I've got to get in there, the Air Force needs me.'"
Following basic training in Skegness the teenager was among the first to put his name down when the call came for volunteers for overseas duty and in December 1941 he was posted to Air Headquarters Singapore.
He was lucky not to be captured before his war had even begun. On its way to Singapore his ship fortuitously broke down and when the rest of the convoy – which had sailed ahead to the British colony – was captured by the Japanese, it managed to make its way to Burma instead.
Here Mr Giddings fought with 17 Squadron, flying a Hawker Hurricane fighter. Overwhelmed by the Japanese in 1942, British forces retreated to India, where Mr Giddings took part in the four-month long defence of Agatala.
But his most dangerous mission was yet to come. In 1944 he signed up for "volunteers for hazardous duty" and found himself pitched into the battle of Kohima, north east India, where the Japanese were attempting to capture a key ridge held by British and Indian troops.
It was the task of Mr Giddings and his fellow volunteers to keep the defenders supplied, something they managed to do until the Japanese retreated on June 22 that year.
He rejoined 17 Squadron, this time flying Spitfires, and took part in the battle of Mandalay, which saw the Japanese overwhelmed by Allied forces – thanks in part to British supremacy in the air.
The battle, which raged from January to March 1945, proved a turning point in the war in the Far East and Mr Giddings and his squadron were subsequently ordered to take part in the recapture of Singapore, which had fallen to the Japanese in ignominious circumstances three years earlier.
By the time the men got to Singapore however, the Americans had dropped the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Shortly after the Japanese surrendered, bringing the war to an end, and Mr Giddings and his comrades were met with no opposition.
With the war over Mr Giddings was given two weeks leave and hitchhiked back to Britain, only to be sent back to the far east to help Dutch forces fight what was ultimately a losing battle against Indonesian independence. It was, the 92-year-old now says, "almost as bad as Burma".
After leaving the RAF in 1947 Mr Giddings, who joined fellow veterans in Saturday's VJ parade along Whitehall, worked in engineering and insurance, while also serving as a civilian volunteer in the Royal Observer Corps as part of Britain's Cold War defences. He went on to become Mayor of Banbury and is now the chairman of the Burma Star Association. In 2003 he was made an MBE for his services to the association.
The Queen is meeting veterans outside St-Martin-in-the-Fields. She came down from Balmoral castle and was said to be particularly keen to attend today's proceedings.
She is greeted by an eager crowd as she returns to her motorcade in Trafalgar Square. A flypast and a procession on Horseguards Parade with more than 1,000 VJ Day veterans will follow later. Join us here for both.
Tom Boardman is reading the Far East Prisoner of War Prayer.