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"Kubo" powerful, emotionally moving and beautiful
After finally seen it, I have to admit how much I regret passing up "Kubo and the Two Strings" the minute it arrived to theaters. Laika Studios deserves better attention for how impressive their stop-motion animated features are. Even more unique is how they are made for the budget of a simple $60 million. A movie like this almost appears more than that. And yet, much was well spent with great characters, a powerful story and an overall movie-going experience that swept me away. In a sense, I'm tempted to put this on my list of all-time favorite movies. But perhaps, it will in due time once its greatness is more recognized (I'm looking at you Oscars.) I would go as far to say its a great anime (seeing its set in ancient Japan) considering the style and tone does feel like one.
The character of Kubo is highly identifiable. Not because he is a kid, but how imaginative and caring he can be. It's about as realistic as a typical kid with innocence can get. In the first part of the movie, we get an idea of his surroundings and his limits. How protective he is others and how creative he can be. Gifted with a magic shamisen, Kubo uses this to bring origami to life and tell stories to the local village. A clever way to set up the remainder of the story as Kubo can draft heroic characters and monsters, but sadly stuck on an ending.
His life changes when two witches are after him and has to find three pieces of armor to save him and those around him. Accompanying his journey is a no-nonsense Monkey (Charlize Theron) and a cursed samurai warrior trapped as a humanoid beetle (Matthew McConaughey). And let me tell you, I loved these characters and greatly cared for them. I loved how the Monkey was motherly at times, but knew when to be a fighter and protector. I adored Beetle and how he could provide comic relief for his bad memory as well as his heroic attempts. When one of them was in danger (especially little Kubo), there was a sense of danger and risk that we might loose these heroes. And that's what I found more intriguing compared to the other summer films this year; there was a sense of care for our characters.
Again, I feel tormented I didn't see this one sooner to really appreciate its beauty. Watching this was like "Wolf Children," a movie about growing up and learning its difficulties along the way. To know when to let go and find your place in the universe. That to me is really what this movie was in a nutshell, but more. The lesson at the end is to make your own story and live it. Telling legends are good, but don't forget to live your tale to the fullest. And even when it ends, those who heard it will remember your story and how important it can be. Few movies this year are able to convey such a heavy message in a unique way.
Thus at the end, I found myself in tears. Tears at the beauty of the animation and the way it concludes. Sometimes, you don't need a big epic fight to bookend your movie. And that's something missing from most good vs. evil tales. Without spoiling HOW it ends, violence can defend, but it can't serve a happy ending in this kind of world. And they way this "alternative" was offered was so powerful and emotional that I had a hard time holding back every tear.
The only thing I do have to nitpick is the use of CGI. To its credit, there are times when it blends perfectly into the environment and obviously animating water in a stop-motion flick is near to impossible. Sometimes the CGI effects can stick out while other times it can blend seamlessly into this colorful world. I even found myself marveling at certain sets and blades of grass wondering what was really there and what was digital. Not to mention there is a great amount of effort and creativity in things like a giant skeleton (which is a big puppet as shown during the end credits) and an array of monsters. Each one feels like they were taken from Japansese folklore in design and poetic movement.
"Kubo and the Two Strings" is a movie I can't recommend enough. It's up there with "Coraline" as my favorite film from Laika. There is action, humor and plenty of heart. Not a single frame feels wasted and everything feels perfectly paced. The dark moments feel earned, the quiet moments are put in the right spots and when it gets theoretical about topics like death and what lies beyond, it's executed in a way that is subtle and executable. So much that even little kids won't have a hard time with the some of the harsher elements because they will be assured their story will live on even at the end. But it breaks my heart to see not many have given this one the love and respect it deserves at the box-office. I beg of you, see this on the big screen. Because if you blink out on this one, you will miss out on a powerful experience.
"Pete's" dull and generic "Dragon"
There were many things I questioned when watching the 2016 update of "Pete's Dragon." I was well aware director David Lowery wanted this take to be far removed from the 1977 musical. Honestly, I don't blame him. I have a huge soft spot for the original, but will admit it does have flaws. The 1977 version is bloated and too goofy in certain spots. But perhaps, there is where the entertaining aspect came from. As I tried to accept the new version, I found myself at least appreciating it tried, but found myself hard to be engaged with it. Seeing it did get heavy praise from critics, is there something they missed or is there something wrong with me?
The plot for this new version takes the spine of the original and adds more meat to it. Pete (Oakes Fegley) is now a feral child that lost his family and seeks refuge with the green dragon. I give credit due to Fegley's acting. His performance is going for a wild child take and it does work. But there was something problematic about it to me. For a kid that is lost in the woods for six years and goes "Tarzan," chances are his vocabulary will either be limited or his speech will be underdeveloped. Having taken up psychology in college, I read up on cases where kids would be treated and lived like animals to the point they act like primitive; most notable is Victor of Aveyron. For if a child like Pete can't understand what a balloon is or even the purpose of a sandwich, then why have him speak at all?
The reason for his survival is under the wing of a giant dragon he names Elliot. Much like the original, Elliot is big, green and the ability to turn invisible. What's different this time around is that he's all CGI and covered in fur. I guess someone had Falkor from NeverEnding Story in mind when designing him, but it goes against the idea of Elliot's original design. Not only did Don Bluth animate the 1977 version, but he was also modeled after a Chinese dragon in respect for how good they are. There's a sense of innocence and mischievous personality that feels lost in the new take. Despite the good efforts of WETA Digital, this new Elliot doesn't have much personality and takes on the feel of a big dog. Again, I know the intent was to make this akin to being cute, but this Elliot was anything but interesting as the story expects us to know his relationship with Pete and not see it develop. I think it would have been wiser to see their relationship much like how Tarzan grew with the apes in 1984's "Greystoke" instead of just expecting us to accept it.
The new incarnation is also treated to an array of new elements that are either there to distinguish itself or try and improve things. Gone is the fishing town Passamaquoddy, and we get an unnamed town with a logging industry. Bryce Dallas Howard replaces the character of the lighthouse keeper with a forest ranger that takes Pete in and tries to understand his survival. Robert Redford is underused as a man who claims to have seen the same dragon in comparison to the overzealous town drunk Mickey Rooney played. A scheming medicine doctor is replaced with a hunter (Karl Urban) that seeks to capture the dragon. And the list goes on.
As I watched this new version, I kept wondering just how these different elements work or even pay off in this version. Some of it does have a sense of good set up like a subtle environmental message which disappears once it gets introduced. Even character motives are lost in the group showing perhaps this version should have been thought out more. Once Urban's character captures the dragon, he claims to have big plans when he honestly just spitballs a few ideas and claims to own the dragon. There is no real motive outside of just existing for the sake of being a conflict here. I even hoped there would be more purpose to things added in like the logging company playing a part or even Redford's character. But most of is minimally used or gets abandoned upon first sight.
In a nutshell, "Pete's Dragon" tries to be more like the typical fantasy family film without a drop of edge, but falls into an unfortunate trap. Instead of giving characters with interesting motives and despite doing different things, it falls into the category of boy or family gets a unique creature and does something with it. I can't tell you how many variations I have seen of this story line ranging from "Harry and the Hendersons" to "*batteries not included" to even "D.A.R.Y.L." It's hard to tell if director Lowery's intentions were to pay homage to these kind of movies, but I can say what sets itself apart from those is a lack of darkness. "Pete's Dragon" plays itself so safe, that you can very much predict what will happen before the end credits roll. And even then, the samples I just mentioned are FAR more creditable than this one.
This one is certainly harder to recommend simply because it feels more like an outline for a "Pete's Dragon" reboot and less like an actual fleshed out story. I found myself nearly nodding off at times due to the slow pace and had a hard time trying to keep focus for what was meant to be a simple story. I guess kids might be ok with this movie. And yet after the theatrical experience I had, my thoughts are starting to question that. Midway through the movie, a family actually walked out of the theater as wrapped in their arms was a sleeping kid. Even near the trash cans, a little girl was more fascinated with the garbage instead of the "wonder" on the screen. And she was gone right before the end credits even began. I argue that little kids might be bored or even grow tiresome about midway after how slow and plodding things are. If I walked out on this movie, I wouldn't have regretted it. But my honest regret about this new "Pete's Dragon" was not walking out on it.
New "Ghostbusters" underwhelms with unfunny humor and dull spirits
Prior to seeing Paul Feig's new film, I read an article from the daughter of Harold Ramis. I enjoyed with delight seeing Violet share moments with her father and how much she appreciated the cult phenomenon he created. There were two parts in that piece that got my attention. One where she goes on to say how disappointing it was to see her dad's likeness not used for "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon. To which Harold replied, "It's fine. …The cartoon is its own thing.The same way you used to ask if the fans knew I wasn't really Egon? Well, I'm not. It's a character. There was a different Superman when I was a kid. Things change. "
The second part that got my attention was near the end when she mentions the backlash of the new Ghostbusters movie with the principal characters gender swapped. At first she was mad, until the negativity came in. In a response, Violet pleaded to stop using the death of her father as a reason to hate the movie. To which I agree. Because a creator is gone and unable to make his vision, doesn't give reason to use it as a purpose to hate another's interpretation. Consider this a public service that just because someone decides to make their version, doesn't mean it must be shunned. Call this contradicting considering my thoughts of the movie to come later, but if you don't want to see or bother with this movie, then don't. But when you criticize and claim you saw something before you have seen it, doesn't give it the satisfaction it deserves. And while I admit this is not a good movie, its not one to really hate over. Because right now, right across from the laptop I am typing at are two copies of the first movie. One on Blu-ray and the other on DVD. They are on my shelf unharmed and untouched. And even if this new movie tries to erase the continuity of the original, it still exists in the minds of those who love it. Now that I am off my soapbox, let's break into this.
Even as I type this, I feel really bad for saying that I didn't find myself enjoying Paul Feig's take. And personally, there's a lot of factors to blame here. I could point my finger at Sony for how they tried to make another franchise after losing Spider-Man to Marvel Studios. Its quite clear in the advertising and marketing that they want this to be a big thing. But the problem is that the original 1984 film wasn't destined to be a huge cultural hit. There was no planned franchise at the time. It was like lightening in a bottle. Once it comes it, it makes a strike on the big screen that can't be duplicated. They sure tried here, but it falls pale in comparison. Even on its own, I can't help but pick apart certain plot points and things that really bugged me which I talk about later in.
Another problem I could say is the casting, but even that's not it. These are all really funny and talented people. I've seen Melissa McCarthy in movies like The Heat and she can be really funny. Even thought I wasn't a fan of Bridesmaids, I admit she was the funniest thing in that movie from her twisted attitude and loud personality. But even here, I felt like she was struggling a bit considering the PG-13 tone this movie is mean to have and the relationships with the characters. The only break out was Kate McKinnon who had this mad scientist personality which was delightful to watch. Kate felt way more animated and seemed like she having way more fun. When Kristen Wigg and Melissa are together, there is more banter than playing off each other. Almost like arguing and that's in part to what the characters do to each other early on. Nothing said to me, "oh, these two are close friends and I can see them getting along." The performances were sort of dull and not very interesting. To which I personally blame more the script as opposed to the effort going into it.
The big take away is that the cast and crew really wanted to make a good movie, but it feels like they knew nothing worked because how weak the story was. Basically, it does feel like a rehash of the first movie with similar beats. There are differences here and there to keep it far apart from the original, but nothing stands out. For example, in the first movie, the original crew captures their first ghost and immediately they find the business they created booming greatly. Instead here, once they capture their first ghost, our heroines get an immediate scolding for no reason. We want to root for these underdogs and see them succeed. That's what made the first film work, because you felt success was on their side. In this new film, reality intervenes and prevents you from enjoying their success. Now they are being told to keep this supernatural stuff under warps and avoid public panic, when clearly its not even sending a panic. That never made any sense to me.
Another thing that bothered me was the constant use of negative male stereotypes. When watching this new take, I barley remember a point when I recall a male character that actually did some good justice for the girls. In a way, I felt more sorry for them to be surrounded by a cavalcade of jerks, morons and (without giving too much away) delirious fanboys. A prime example is Chris Hemsworth who joins in as their secretary and all he does is just act dumb to them. He doesn't provide any help and just goes about like a buffoon. It kept aggravating me because I felt like some better use could have been made out of this character and it didn't. It was a one note joke that went on for way too long.
Without giving too much away, the villain is certainly the most weakest part of the movie. Neil Casey plays this creepy janitor that plans to bring an end to the world and they try to make it fit into this whole message about bullying. But it doesn't feel blended in right. I feel its due to how there is no justification for the Ghostbusters crew and how unfairly they get treated. All Neil's character does is go about and try to motivate the plot, but his moments are so little they could have been cut and replaced with something different. The motivation is not big enough to care for as he mucks his way to the big finale which tries way too hard to please.
The finale in particular tries to be overblown with much effects and spooks, but it goes on for too long. Its like they throw one thing after another just to please viewers of old and new with new monsters and appearances by old faces. However, there is no build up to this big climax. Ghosts come out and start to tear up New York like a giant cookie. Even the choice in ghost designs are uninteresting. In the original, they had these abstract and deformed designs that looked other worldly. In the new version, they feel like floating pedestrians crossed with rejected designs from The Haunted Mansion ride.
This new movie really tries to win fans of the old with Easter eggs and even cameos from characters who were in the original film. But it tries way too hard. Its trapped between trying to do something new for a different generation and appease fans of the old. And a good example are these cameos by the stars from the first film. Some I did find a little cute like Annie Potts and maybe Ernie Hudson. But others suffer either from feeling forced or going against what their original characters represented. One in particular plays this scientists that tries to debunk the girls, but the person who plays him doesn't fit it. It completely goes against what the original role intended from the first film for someone who believes in paranormal activity.
I'm certain this movie might have it fans and I know really well, this will be an easy movie to hate on. But at the end of day, all these cast and crew members wanted to do was make a good movie. However, a troubled script can't save the day. I feel really bad for not liking this because I wanted to give this new incarnation a chance. I wanted to walk out of the theater and admit I was wrong about the whole affair. Sadly, that is not that day. Paul Feig's "Ghostbusters" is so flawed that I found myself being emotionally taken out of the movie a lot. I wanted to accept what was on screen, but nothing clicked. The jokes were unfunny, the effects were not memorable and the overall experience was just dull and boring. I literally sat there in my seat trying to find a good joke throughout the whole affair. In the end, I only laughed three times. So far, this has been a dull crop of summer blockbusters and I keep hoping something will come along to break the dullness. To which I am sad to say "Ghostbusters" didn't answer the call very well here.
P. S. If you are curious about Violet Ramis' article, click the link below. I really recommend it. It helped me out.
"Jungle Book" marvels with effects and fun
The expectations for Jon Favreau's live-action take of "The Jungle Book" were relatively low. Within the past weeks, I found myself researching and watching as many adaptations under the sun ranging from the 1942 classic with Sabu to Disney's attempts with the famed 1967 animated classic along with its subsequent live-action take courtesy of Stephen Sommers. At this time, I'm welcome to variety. If a play we know can be re-performed many times with different actors, why not a movie? That's because there is only one version of that certain take we either grow up on or enjoy. And after seeing the Jungle Book be formed into things like a "Ten Commandments"-style sweeping epic to an Indiana Jones/Tarzan adventure, I'm actually more thankful to see another version take center stage.
Let me get the obvious out of the way. I expected there to be digital effects, but surprised to see how much care was taken to make an actual environment out of it. Truly we are in the day when we can digitally craft a rain-forest from a green screen set. And sadly, it looks convincing. All the while, I felt like I was looking at a full-living and breathing jungle. From watering holes to ancient ruins, it has become apparent that the will to make authentic sets out of a computer and studio space has improved greater than James Cameron's "Avatar".
The upgrades to the characters are a nice welcome. We get more of Mogawii's wolf family and see how much the pack means to them. There's even a bigger motive behind why Shere Khan (voiced menacingly by Idris Elba) wants to kill the man-cub other than seeing him as a midnight snack. The reason for this tiger's means of revenge is simple but does hold weight. It almost reminded me of when Don Ciccio wanted to go after little Vito in "Godfather Part II." When the threat is young, the villain wants to ax him off when he has the right chance.
The source of the material being used is what nearly bugs me. What we get is a hybrid of things ranging from the 1967 animated film being the source. However, they were kind enough to add more material from the Kipling novel. Instead of a weightless adventure, we are treated to a poetic coming of age story while looking at the light and dark views of life. Baloo (voiced hilariously by Bill Murray) envisions a carefree lifestyle while others seek to take control and order like Shere Khan or King Louie. The plot element of "man's red flower" is given a bigger character here. Instead of a random deus ex machina as in the 1967 version, this version gives more breathing room to see how dangerous this thing can be.
But, wait you cry! What about the story and performances? Weren't those the most important thing? Well, notice how I tossed around "1967 version" and "some of Kipling's text" previously. The plot is basically from the original animated tale with Bagheera trying to convince the little man-cub to return to the village. But instead of neglect, it seems the journey keeps getting interrupted by creatures that want to devour Mogawii or use them for their own measures. I actually think this improves over the other take where the two-dimensional Mogawii from the cartoon was more stubborn and keeps wanting to stay. There is a bigger threat at play in this version as the more Mogwaii stays, the more dangerous things become.
Speaking of which, Neel Sethi is a surprisingly good choice for the little man-cub. Not only is he in-tune with nature, but also innovative. There are times when he uses the means of the jungle for simple tasks almost like a mini-MacGyver. Its a welcome character trait that shows he is clever and intelligent. When it comes to obtaining something like a honey comb, we see how the wheels turn in his head while gathering tools from the world around him. It's almost like Mogawii sees the jungle as his own resource and not of destruction.
The other choices in casting is good too. Bill Murray gives a memorable performance as everyone's favorite jungle bum, Ben Kinglsey presents a powerful voice to the wise panther, Scarlett Johansson is bone-chilling as Kaa and Idris Elba blew me away owning the role of Shere Khan. The only performance I'm a little iffy on is Christopher Walken as King Louie, an extinct ape that acts like he runs a mafia business. Walken does give a fun performance but it just feels weird seeing his likeness on a monkey.
I guess the final thing to ask is did we really need this version in the first place? Well, at times I did get a vibe where it was trying to pay homage to the 1967 animated classic as the opening logo felt designed much like that version and the movie does end with a book-ending shot (literally) of the same book from the animated version. One can argue it could be a remake of the Disney classic, but there were times when I felt like the improvements did work better than the original. And don't worry, its still there. As long as you have a copy of the old version on DVD or VHS, it won't fade away. I can't say this was a necessary version that demanded to be done. However, I'm surprised to say it was a great improvement.
It can be nice to have another variation of a famed classic as long as it gets done right. In the case of Jon Faveau's version, it's a welcome entry. Though, I will admit some things do get glanced over like Kaa's appearance and some character relationships. But for something that has the charm of the 1967 classic and the beautiful cinematography of the 1942 version, this is one jungle I will visit just as much as the original. On a side note, mothers be warned. Some scenes might be too intense for younger viewers considering this is a much darker take as some animals get killed while others come out of battle with minor injury. I'd say kids 5 and up might be fine but anyone younger are better off with the Disney cartoon. At least when they are older, they will be able to accept the darker version a little better. Hell, it worked for me with the Stephen Sommers version.


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KJ Apa Plays In Hockey Shoot Out at Vancouver Canucks Game
KJ Apa and Casey Cott stopped by the Vancouver Canucks game over the weekend – and KJ had the time of his life!
The two Riverdale stars, along with Martin Cummins, were pictured checking out the game from the stands, where KJ put on a fun show for the cameras when it turned on him.
Later on, KJ had the chance to test out his hockey skills on the ice in a shoot out during intermission. While his technique needed some help, he did get to score a goal.
Check out both videos below, courtesy of the Vancouver Canucks!
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A FORMER assistant chief constable whose grandson noticed narrowboats had faces has bought Oxfordshire's waterways to life in a series of children's books.
Dan Clacher, of Broad Field Road, Yarnton, put pen to paper after his bedtime stories proved a hit with his two grandchildren, Alexei, seven, and Oliver, four.
His Muddy Waters books tell of the adventures of different canal boats – who each have their own personality – as they explore the nation's waterways.
Mr Clacher, 49, who worked for Hampshire Constabulary and Thames Valley Police before retiring, said it all started about four years ago when he was out walking with Alexei.
He said: "We love the waterways and we happened to be walking along the canal when my grandson said, 'Look Grampy, that boat is sad.' "Then I got down to his level and could see that they all had faces and, this sounds odd, but they have different expressions.
"I gave them some characteristics and told him some stories and we made all these different adventures."
The main character is narrowboat Muddy Waters, described by the author as wise, capable and with special powers, although he rarely uses them.
Mr Clacher's daughter Lucy Hamblin, 31, encouraged her father to self-publish the stories and – since launching them four weeks ago – he has already sold 2,000 copies.
Illustrator Stephen Preedy has also hidden a ladybird on each page for readers to find. There are 10 books in the first series.
The first two, The Jolly Boatman's Lesson and Poppy at the Boatshow, which cost £2.99, are set in and around Oxfordshire and feature beauty spots including Godstow Lock, Thrupp Wharf, Dukes Lock and the weir by the Trout pub.
The third book, Pearly's Welcome to London, will be out on November 9 and later adventures, out next year, take the canal boats to places including Gloucester Docks and Falkirk Wheel in Scotland.
Mr Clacher, a father-of-two, said: "My grandson loves it, he helps me with the plot and story and he gives me feedback, he's very involved with the whole thing.
"It's very rewarding especially when you see children really enjoy them for what they are. It's wonderful to see their faces.
"The waterways are free and you can take your family out for nothing with the books and see the sights. It brings the whole thing to life."
Alexei, from Kidlington, said: "I like the stories because they were written especially for me and my brother and I enjoy listening to new stories."
Mr Clacher will be signing books at WH Smith in Oxford tomorrow between 10am and 4pm.
- To find out more about Mr Clacher's books, see the Muddy Waters website.


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Foreign Guests of the 23rd China International Software Expo visited BIT
News Source: Office of International Students
Photography: News Center Guo Qiang & Office of International Students Sheng Jiapei
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On the afternoon of June 27th, accompanied by Li Xinshe, deputy director of the National Center for Industrial Information Security Development and Research (CICS-CERT), a group of 30 foreign guests who attended The 23rd China International Software Expo, visited Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT).
Zhang Jun extended sincere welcome to the visit group. He introduced the developing history, school characteristic and international influence of BIT, expressing the intention of expanding the cooperation with universities and scientific research institutions around world in the fields of talent cultivation, scientific research, cultural communication and some others.
365bet月回馈28元 Swaray Mohamed Rahman, minister of the Ministry of Information and Communications of Sierra Leone, represented the foreign guests to express his sincere gratitude to BIT for the warm reception. He said that although he had heard about BIT in Africa and his own country, he was deeply impressed by the profound history, yield fruitful results and solid scientific research strength during his first visit to BIT. Swaray Mohamed Rahman pointed out that Sierra Leone is willing to carry out all-round cooperation with BIT in such fields as student exchange, teacher exchange, scientific research and cultural exchange. He also suggested the concerning countries to advance exchange and cooperation with BIT.
Li Xinshe expressed a warm welcome to all the foreign guests attending the 23rd China International Software Expo and his sincere gratitude to BIT for the support and help. He suggested that the concerning countries and China should further strengthen and deepen practical cooperation in the field of information technology, jointly promote innovation in key technologies and achieve mutual benefit and common development.
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The New Messi: A protester and a leader
Sao Paulo, Jul 7 (efe-epa).- A new Lionel Messi emerged from the ashes of the 2019 Copa America.
Argentine Lionel Messi argues with the referee, during the 2019 Copa America third place playoff against Chile, at Arena Corinthians Stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil July 6, 2019. EPA-EFE/Sebastiao Moreira
Sao Paulo, Jul 7 (efe-epa).- A new Lionel Messi emerged from the ashes of the 2019 Copa America.
The Argentine superstar has not stood out due to his performance or goals, yet this time around a protester has emerged, unseen in the past.
Messi leaves Brazil after his 5th Copa America appearance, which saw him score just once from the 12-yard spot against Paraguay in the second round-robin match.
Argentina's 26-year title drought continues, although the team did not leave the tournament empty handed, having clinched the bronze medal.
The chances of winning the tournament, however, are getting slim for the 32-year-old Messi, who has five Ballon d'Or awards under his belt.
Messi has lost three Copa America finals - 2007, 2015 and 2016 - and failed to deliver in the 2014 FIFA World Cup final.
Yet, there is now a difference in that during Argentina's 2019 Copa America run Messi has acted like a leader on and off the pitch, defending his fellow players and team in a way that he never has before.
Argentina's captain went before journalists to defend the national team, unlike when he plays for Barcelona, when he rarely, if ever, gives press conferences after matches.
The Rosario-born Messi has always been one to avoid controversy, yet now he seems to be fed up and at the Copa America he shockingly criticized Conmebol, the performance of the referees and the alleged influence Brazil has within the South American federation.
The first signs of Messi's transformation emerged in the opening match, in which Colombia beat Argentina 2-0.
The team captain spent nearly 40 minutes with the press trying to explain the defeat.
Against Paraguay, he rescued his team by delivering from the 12-yard spot in a 1-1 draw that kept Argentina's hopes alive.
"We are in a complicated situation. But we have to hold our heads up and believe in ourselves," Messi said after the Paraguay match.
From that point onward, the performance of Argentina, led by coach Lionel Scaloni, improved and Messi started to criticize the organizers over the condition of the pitch, for a start.
"All the pitches we play on are very bad. It is difficult to play that way," he said after prevailing over Qatar 2-0 at Porto Alegre's Arena do Gremio to secure a quarterfinal berth.
After the 2-0 win over Venezuela in the quarters, he said he was optimistic ahead of the semifinal clash against Brazil, but Argentina lost to its arch-rival.
Messi then criticized the alleged bias in favor of the hosts and the fact that the referees did not consult the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) during critical points of the Brazil-Argentina clash.
"Brazil was the host and at the present time they manage a lot in Conmebol and it becomes complicated," Messi said after the match.
The Argentine Soccer Federation, for its part, asked Conmebol for an explanation as to why the VAR was not consulted on two occasions when Argentina claimed a penalty had been committed.
In the battle for the bronze medal against Chile, Messi allowed himself to be provoked by Chilean captain Gary Medel after the two bumped into each other while chasing down a ball that went out of bounds.
The two captains got in each other's faces amid shoving and head butts. Paraguayan referee Mario Diaz de Vivar decided in the 37th minute to send off both Medel and Messi, marking just the second time in Messi's illustrious career that he has been ejected from the pitch.
The decision proved to be an unpopular one, with the crowd at Arena Corinthians raining boos down on Diaz de Vivar at the end of the first half.
"I did not want to be part of this corruption, we shouldn't have to be part of this disrespect we suffered during the Copa America," Messi said afterward, suggesting later in the mixed zone that the title has been prepared this year in advance for Brazil to win.
Conmebol, for its part, issued a statement that although it did not name Messi, said his remarks were unfounded and unacceptable accusations.
The Copa America exit marks the end of the 2018-2019 season for Messi, who is still looking for his maiden title with Argentina. EFE-EPA


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Without One Plea Series
Contributed by Joseph Smith on Dec 13, 2008 (message contributor)
Summary: Like Paul, we cannot plead that we are either too broken or too privileged to engage in service. Brokenness is what God can use for the Kingdom.
No excuses. No excuses. We are accountable for what we do. We are accountable to God. And what God has called us to do, we can do. No excuses.
If God has chosen us, then He has expectations. There are Kingdom tasks to be performed, there is a witness to be made, there is something that each of us is to be doing for God. I hear Him insisting, "No excuses."
The theme of our Lenten series is, "Broken People for a Broken World". Broken people for a broken world. If that's too long for you to remember, then shorten it to "no excuses". Let me explain.
Many of us speak of being hurting people. We describe ourselves as being in pain; we think of ourselves as wounded; we believe we are impaired in one way or another. A good many of us seem to think of ourselves as broken people.
Not for one moment would I deny anybody's hurt. Not for an instant would I discount anyone's difficulties. I have visited enough homes, stood at enough gravesides, sat in enough counseling sessions, and hovered at enough hospital beds to know that pain is real and that personal anguish is immobilizing. I know that all of this is true.
But I also know the Gospel. And I know that in the Gospel, the good news, the bottom line is "no excuses" . "No excuses," because, by the power of Christ, we can rise above our hurts. We can go beyond our pain and our brokenness to accomplish something for the Kingdom. No matter who we are, no matter what we have suffered, we can do something for the Kingdom. No excuses.
In fact, I will say more. Our very brokenness is the stuff out of which Christ can make something beautiful for the Kingdom. Our brokenness is not a liability; it is an asset. Our brokenness is not a hindrance; it is a requirement before we can be effective. No excuses; do not tell me that in your pain and brokenness you can do nothing for the Kingdom. Listen to the Gospel and it will tell you that this brokenness is exactly what God needs in order to use you. So there are no excuses, not any more.
During the next several weeks we are going to examine this great truth. We are going to soak in it until it becomes a part of the fabric of our lives. Two or three instruments will be used to help us see this.
First, of course, are the stories of the Bible. I have selected six New Testament personalities in whose lives this truth worked itself out. Six men and women who were flawed, seriously flawed ... six men and women who could have made every excuse for doing nothing … but who, when Christ got hold of them, he turned their weaknesses into strength, he changed their brokenness into something our broken world needed. We will walk through six Biblical lives together during Lent.
Second, we will hang all this en the framework of a hymn you know well. The hymn "Just As I Am" contains in its six short verses a wealth of insight about living beyond brokenness. We will sing it in one way or another every Sunday and we will let its words capture these six Biblical lives. We will discover, over and over again, that even with a broken life ... or in fact, because of a broken life ... people of faith can do something for the Kingdom in a broken world.
I hope, too, to illustrate this truth with brief video clips and with short dramatic vignettes. I want you to know that we are working with real lives here, not just with unattainable ideals. With real, living, breathing, flesh and blood lives.
The bottom will be, "No excuses." No excuses.
The first New Testament life to speak to us will be the life of Paul. The great apostle to the nations, the matchless interpreter of the Christian faith, a literary giant, one of history's most influential minds … Paul started out as a broken person.
There are two ways of looking at Paul's brokenness.
First, I want you to see that Paul found out that he could not plead his brokenness, he could not make excuses, because he discovered that God used his infirmity as a channel for the power of Christ. Paul found that he could not plead weakness because Christ used his weakness to create strength.
Paul tells us in the second Corinthian letter about something he terms a "thorn in the flesh" II Corinthians 12:7b-11
No one really knows what the thorn in the flesh was. Various theories have been proposed about illnesses of one kind or another, but we don't know. It might have been more emotional than physical. Who knows, since Paul calls it a "messenger of Satan n 1 but what it was some gadfly personality who showed up every time Paul preached and shot barbed questions at him from the sidelines! That's possible. Some have even brashly suggested that the thorn in the flesh was a woman who tempted Paul. Sounds a bit sexist, doesn't it? We don't know.
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A California-based electric scooter company has applied for a business license in Missoula, although the company says they have no immediate plans to operate here.
Bird was founded last year in Santa Monica, and its pink and black, battery-powered dockless scooters are unlocked with a mobile phone app and cost 15 or 20 cents a minute to operate. A rider can leave them anywhere, and company workers recharge them overnight and place them on sidewalks. In places like Los Angeles, where vehicle traffic is often gridlocked, the scooters have proven popular as a cheaper, quicker and less-polluting option.
The Missoulian reached out to the company for more specific information on its plans in Missoula and received an email from the communications department.
"Bird has no expansion plans to announce at this time, but we believe Missoula would be a great place to provide our affordable, environmentally friendly transportation option," the email read. "We hope to collaborate with city officials to bring Bird's service to the area in the future."
Aaron Wilson, the city's transportation planning manager, said his office hasn't had serious talks with Bird yet, but they would have to study the feasibility in Missoula, where snow and ice accumulate in the streets in winter.
"Scooters are definitely on our radar," Wilson said.
Casey Dunning is the executive director of the Missoula Interfaith Collaborative, a nonprofit that works with people undergoing financial hardship and those with barriers to employment and services. He said there's a large portion of people in Missoula who don't own a car. That means they have trouble commuting to work, dropping children off at appointments or childcare, going grocery shopping and completing other daily tasks those with vehicles take for granted.
"A lack of reliable transportation is a huge barrier," he explained. "If someone has to buy a cheap car, it's often of very poor quality and that means a lot of repair expenses."
Missoula's Mountain Line bus system is free for all riders, but Dunning said riders are limited by the bus schedule and routes. A worker might have to get off a long way from a home or employment, and if they are disabled in any way or have young children even a small commute becomes much more difficult.
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"The free bus system is great, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't say it's completely adequate for everyone, especially if their child's daycare is across town from where they work, for example," he said.
Dunning said electric scooters might help some people bridge that gap.
"As long as there is equitable access," he explained.
Jordan Hess, the director of the Associated Students of the University of Montana's Office of Transportation, said his office is "excited about and carefully reviewing" the new trends in dockless shared mobility. Parking is a constant headache at the UM campus, he noted.
"I think dockless bike-share can be a great asset to our community by providing point-to-point transportation options that help UM manage its limited parking supply while simultaneously helping our community meet its mode split goals," he said, referring to resources split between different modes of transportation.
Last year, the dockless bike company Lime said it was in discussions with city leaders to bring shared bikes to town, but the company has been quiet about plans since then.
"We continue to speak to Lime and other vendors," Hess explained. "My approach on campus has been to be cautious about launching a new service so that we can make sure it works well on campus. My goal is to establish a relationship with a vendor who will work with ASUM to provide meaningful transportation options to UM students with proper regulations and safeguards."
In Los Angeles and other cities, the scooters are illegal to ride on sidewalks, although those laws are often ignored. Places like Seattle have outlawed e-scooters due to safety concerns. San Francisco is undertaking a comprehensive study to collect transportation injury data to determine whether scooters are safe.


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Pengaruh Sistem Irigasi terhadap Produksi dan Kualitas Organoleptik Tembakau
The objective of this research was to study the effect of irrigation system on production and organoleptic quality of tobacco. The treatments were conventional irrigation, drip irrigation with mulch and drip irrigation without mulch. Conventional irrigation was the irrigation system that was usually applied by farmer. Plastic pipe was used for conveying water from water resource to field, and the irrigation was given twice a week. Drip irrigation was given once in two days. Drip irrigation with mulch resulted higher sun cured leaf weight and water used efficiency than conventional irrigation, but it was not significantly different compared with drip irrigation without mulch. Drip irrigation without mulch resulted 5.505 ton/ha of sun cured leaf and water use efficiency as much as 3.4 g of sun cured leaf/kg of water. Organoleptic quality resulted by three irrigation systems were mild to medium, fairly smooth and low irritant.
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Not to be confused with Zak Dingle's great-grandfather, Isaac Dingle I, or Zak's great-uncle Isaac Dingle II.
Isaac Dingle is the son of Cain and Moira Dingle, born unexpectedly in October 2017 without Moira even knowing she was pregnant.
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Moira went into labour during a barn fire at Butlers Farm without even realising she was pregnant. A small explosion inside the barn caused crates to fall on Moira which trapped her. Emma Barton didn't believe Moira was in labour and was prepared to leave Moira when Moira blurted out Emma's son Pete was the father of her unborn child. Emma helped Moira escape from the burning barn and assisted in the delivery of Moira's baby boy. After giving birth, Moira haemorrhaged and fell unconscious. When she came around in hospital, Moira was surprised to learn she had given birth but was alarmed to learn unstable Emma had snatched her newborn. Moira let herself out of hospital and went searching for her son. He was eventually found in the church by Vicar Harriet Finch.
Once the baby was returned to hospital, Moira admitted to Pete that she was unsure if he was actually the baby's father. A subsequent DNA test proved Pete wasn't the father, Moira's estranged husband Cain Dingle was, although Cain didn't want have anything to do with his son. Moira struggled to bond with the baby and was concerned that he wouldn't stop crying. Dr Cavanagh diagnosed the baby colic but Moira was adamant it was something more serious so she took him to the hospital. Deciding motherhood was too much to bear, she left the baby at the hospital and returned home. When Faith Dingle discovered what Moira had done, she took Moira to the hospital and made up a story to cover Moira's back. Faith also told the nurse that the baby's name was Isaac.
Moira continued to struggle to bond with Isaac and palmed him off at any opportunity. Things came to a head after Isaac's christening when distressed Moira crashed her son Adam and his wife Victoria's meeting with an adoption agency and handed Isaac over to them to raise as their own. After a heart-to-heart with his mother Faith, Cain stepped up and became a proper father to Isaac. He promised Moira he'd take care of their son and love him enough for the both of them until she's ready to be his mum. A few weeks later, Cain and Moira took Isaac for a routine check-up where they were told Isaac had a heart murmur. A subsequent scan showed Isaac had a hole in his heart but it would likely heal on its own. Moira eventually began to bond with Isaac after she admitted to Cain that she pushed Emma off the Hotten Viaduct the day she snatched Isaac from the hospital.
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The 39-year-old has been a distinguished player during his career with India.
Just after recently being appointed as NEROCA FC's head coach, Renedy Singh is no more associated with the Manipur-based club. It is according to Khel Now's understanding with certain club sources, the former India international is now the technical director of Classic Football Academy.
As it is known that Classic were one of the primary investors of the Orange Brigade, and backed out after the Super Cup fiasco. According to Khel Now sources, after the Super Cup fiasco, Classic didn't see their investment in NEROCA feasible due to the current situation of the Indian footballing scenario.
Currently, Classic Football Academy is just for youth development, meanwhile, the company is also organising the new Manipur Premier League.
NEROCA finished off the 2018-19 I-League season with a sixth-place finish. The club registered 26 points, coupled with seven wins, five draws, and eight losses. During the Super Cup protest, the club had threatened to shut shop too!
Renedy Singh's appointment was seen as a sign of good things to come by some fans. The former United Sikkim player has an AFC A license. A distinguished midfielder during his playing career, Renedy was known for his shot accuracy and set-piece skills. One of his high points in his career was when he represented Mohun Bagan between 1996 and 2004.
He has also represented East Bengal, Kerala Blasters, and JCT FC in the past. With the Blue Tigers, he won the 2007 Nehru Cup, and 2008 AFC Challenge Cup.


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for many years i have thought i could make games and sell them for money. it's been this specter hanging over my head.
i kind of got a job, but more importantly i found a way to survive and not die without relying on "getting paid to make a game" whether that's by selling it or by getting funding for it and i suddenly discovered, or maybe rediscovered, the feeling of making free games, again. and it's nice. i feel weird about having been lost in the professional game developer life for so long. i've never been very good at it.
starseed pilgrim was a weird as hell fluke. i'm happy it happened, but that doesn't mean the right thing for my life was to try to make it happen again.
thanks for loving starseed pilgrim. thanks for giving me six dollars plus tax for that game. i don't really know what i'm doing or why anymore: my communities of game-makers and game-players are sort of falling away. i'm trying to hold on to a past life. these days i'm a professional game designer and it's cool. i love immersing myself in game design! i plan to do it for a long time, because it's very fun and actually useful to people.
making entire games is something i still wanna do, but that's primarily because i like thinking about whole games, and it's very satisfying to see that kind of thing come together. (okay, i also like programming. and other things. realistically, i am almost definitely still going to keep making whole games. but boy oh boy is it unsatisfying to me to jam the monkey wrench of "and also how do i make money" into there.)


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One of my favorite historic places in my hometown of Dayton, Ohio, is one of quiet respite—Woodland Cemetery. Here lie some of the most influential and celebrated leaders, inventors, authors, and musicians who formed Dayton's rich cultural heritage, as well as some dangerous criminals hanged for their deeds in the old days.
Woodland not only features magnificent granite carvings of larger-than-life angels, but also houses many headstones with Masonic symbols, ornate mausoleums, some unmarked graves, broken or worn headstones weathered and worn away by time, and even the graves of Apache Indians and other natives of this land.
Tourists come to Woodland to visit the gravesite of the famous Wright Brothers, Wilbur and Orville, who are buried alongside their sister and other family members. Ohio is, after all, home of "the first in flight." African American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, born in 1872 in Dayton, is also buried here, along with many other celebrities.
However, one of the most special aspects of this cemetery in the center of the city is its view of downtown Dayton. Woodland Cemetery contains the highest elevation point in the city and features a gazebo where artists come to paint the amazing skyline. Joggers use the hilly landscape for their workout routines, and photographers come during all seasons to capture the beauty and mystery of the place and its deceased (and living) inhabitants.
Each time I walk through Woodland, I feel at peace, and the photographs I have taken there over the years remind me of some of my favorite parts of Dayton's legacy….


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The UPSC has released the 2019 Prelims Admit Cards on its official website. The admit card can be downloaded by the candidates until June 2nd, 2019, 4:00 PM. Candidates should remember that the prelims exam is scheduled to be held on 2nd June 2019. So, it is advisable that they download the prelims admit card well before the due date.
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