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I harbor strong suspicions about the four Dallas police officers who were on foot patrol near the Texas School Book Depository (TSBD) at Dealey Plaza during the JFK motorcade. Each one claimed that he saw nothing unusual in the windows of the TSBD, before, during or after the JFK Assassination, yet, ten WC witnesses testified that they saw rifles, men, or men with rifles in the upper floor windows of the TSBD, only minutes before the JFK assassination.
First, let's review the ten witnesses in Dealey Plaza who noticed suspicious activity on an upper floor of the TSBD starting about 12:15 PM until the JFK shooting at 12:30 PM. Here is an overview:
2 witnesses saw 2 men in a window, and a rifle:
(1) Arnold Rowland – 18-year old clerk, standing near the corner of Houston and Main, said that at about 12:15 PM he looked up at the TSBD, and saw two white men and a rifle in 6th floor window in the WEST corner. He couldn't discern faces.
(2) Carolyn Walther – seamstress on the east side of Houston Street, about 60 feet south of the TSBD, saw two men and one rifle in a high, EAST corner window. She couldn't discern faces.
2 witnesses saw 1 man in a window, and a rifle:
(3) Howard Brennan – 45-year old construction worker on the corner across from the front of the TSBD, saw one white man and a rifle in a high, EAST corner window.
(4) Amos Lee Euins – high-school freshman, facing the TSBD as the motorcade passed by, saw a white man and a rifle in a high, EAST corner window.
2 witnesses saw 1 man in a window, but no rifle:
(5) Ronald Fischer – 25-year old Dallas County auditor, was standing on the West side of Houston Street, opposite the TSBD with his friend, Bob Edwards. About 15 seconds before the first car came around the corner, Bob said, "Look at that guy up there in that corner window; he is staring at the Triple Underpass, and not moving a muscle." They watched this white male about 15 seconds and then watched the parade.
(6) Robert Edwards – college freshman, was standing on the West side of Houston Street, opposite the TSBD, with his friend Ron Fischer. He saw a white man up in the corner room of the sixth floor, crowded among boxes. Light colored shirt, short sleeve and open neck. Waist up, only, average weight or thin, light brown hair, height inestimable. That was all.
4 witnesses saw a rifle in a window, but no person:
(7) Mrs. Earle Cabell – wife of the Mayor of Dallas, briefly saw some projection out of one of the windows in groups of twos, perhaps the 6th floor, the first window on the right.
(8) Robert Jackson – 29-year old news photographer in the motorcade, on Houston Street, about halfway between Main Street and Elm Street. After the last shot, he looked at the TSBD and noticed two Negro men in a window on the fifth floor, looking above them, and his eyes followed to the window above them and he saw a rifle, about half of the weapon, and it was drawn slowly back into the building. He saw no person.
(9) Malcolm Couch – 25-year old news photographer next to Bob Jackson, on Houston Street, about halfway between Main Street and Elm Street, responded when Jackson yelled, "Look up in the window! There's a rifle!" He glanced up to the far right of perhaps the 6th floor, and saw about a foot of a rifle barrel brought back into the window. He saw no person.
(10) James Worrell – 20, was standing directly underneath the TSBD 6th floor window. He heard shots, and he looked up and saw the barrel of a rifle sticking out of a window over his head (in EAST corner window) about 5 or 6 stories up. While he was looking at the gun it fired again. He saw nobody in the window.
So, those are the ten witnesses at Dealey Plaza looking at the TSBD.
Now let's talk about the four Dallas police on foot patrol, standing close to the TSBD, virtually next to these same ten eyewitnesses. Their names are: Sergeant D.V. Harkness, Edgar Smith, Joe Smith, and Welcome Barnett.
Harkness stood one block away from the TSBD, on Houston Street. Edgar Smith stood a half-block away on Houston Street. Joe Smith stood across the street from the TSBD on Houston Street. Barnett stood across the street from the TSBD on Elm Street.
I find it impossible to believe that ten eyewitnesses at Dealey Plaza reported seeing people and/or rifles up in the TSBD, but the four Dallas Police standing next to these ten people claim that they saw nothing suspicious at all.
Another point – if ten eyewitnesses were officially reported, we must ask how many others saw this and weren't recorded. I ask because of the JFK Records Act fulfillment on October 26, 2017, when the US Government released the final batch of classified items related to the JFK assassination. Jason Ward shared a special item with me, launching this web site.
It is a special frame from The Bell Film – a photo of JFK's limo next to the 2nd floor of the Dallas County Records building (across the street from the TSBD). Historians for the past half-century showed us this photograph of JFK's limo by the 1st floor only. With the unclassified Bell Film frame, we can see two men with rifles in a window on the 2nd floor of the County Records building. Each is wearing a Dallas law enforcement uniform.
If (and only if) this film frame is accurate (as I expect since it was hidden from the public for over 50 years) then I ask why no eyewitnesses reported seeing these men in the Dallas Records window. I wonder if this was because Dallas law enforcement controlled all of the witnesses and evidence.
But if Dallas law enforcement held back data about riflemen in the 2nd floor of the County Records building, why would they release data about a rifleman in the 6th floor of the TSBD building? It now seems obvious – LHO was their scapegoat.
Also, it bothered me for decades that citizen eyewitnesses told the Dallas police about seeing riflemen in the windows of the TSBD within minutes of the JFK shooting – yet it took Dallas law enforcement another half-hour, to climb to the 6th floor to look around, and an extra twelve minutes to find the sniper's nest – 1:12 PM.
My suspicions should now be crystal clear. So, now let's meet these four Dallas policemen on foot patrol at Dealey Plaza, and let's review their WC testimony.
DPD Sergeant D.V. Harkness: Harkness was on foot patrol on the west side of Houston at Main Street. He had a good view of the TSBD from one block away – he easily saw all the windows. After the shots, he testified, he mounted his motorcycle and sped to the TSBD. When he arrived, a black, high-school freshman named Amos Euins ran up to him, telling him about seeing a man and a rifle clearly sticking out of a TSBD window. Harkness asked other officers what to do about this report, and he was told by ranking officers to route the boy directly to the Sheriff's office to write an affidavit. After that, Harkness escorted other eyewitnesses from Dealey Plaza to the Sheriff's office, to write affidavits.
DPD Officer Edgar Smith: Edgar Smith was on foot patrol, about 150 feet south of the TSBD, on the east curb of Houston. He thought the shots came from the Grassy Knoll, so he pulled out his gun and ran over there. He saw nobody up there except other policemen. So, Edgar Smith returned to his post to direct traffic for the rest of the day.
DPD Officer Joe Smith: Joe Smith was on foot patrol on the east corner of Houston and Elm, across the street from the TSBD. He was busy watching the crowd traffic on the sidewalk and street, but he glanced up at the TSBD windows occasionally, but never saw anything suspicious. After the shooting, one lady rushed up to Smith and shouted, "They shot him from those bushes!" So, Smith ran to the Grassy Knoll area to look around, and he saw a man there in plainclothes. Smith stopped him to question him, but the man calmly showed Smith a Secret Service badge, so Smith let him go. Smith then checked the bushes for clues, shells, weapons, anything, and found nothing. Smith later regretted letting that man go. Then, Smith joined other officers behind the picket fence to search inside the cars in the parking lot. After a half-hour of searching, finding nothing, Smith was assigned to screen ID's of people entering and exiting the TSBD. At 2:30 PM he went home.
DPD Officer Welcome Barnett: Barnett was on foot patrol at the corner of Elm and Houston, directly in front of the TSBD main entrance. At about 12:20 PM he looked up at the windows of the TSBD and saw nothing unusual. At 12:30 PM he heard shots, and he says that he suspected that the shots came from the top of the TSBD, and that the shooter would run down the fire escape, so he ran up Houston street to the back of the TSBD, and carefully watched the back door and the fire escape for signs of anybody climbing down. About three minutes later, Sergeant Howard ordered him to the front of the building to get its name; so, he did. Barnett rushed back to tell Sergeant Howard the name of the building, but on the way a witness stopped Barnett to report that he had seen a rifle sticking out of a high TSBD window. After reporting the name of the building to the Sergeant Howard, officer Barnett escorted this witness to the Sheriff's office down the street, to give an affidavit. Barnett did not remember the name of the witness. Then, Barnett returned to the TSBD front door to stand guard until 3PM.
I simply don't accept their claim that they saw nothing, while ten witnesses standing exactly where they were standing, reported seeing people and/or rifles in the TSBD upper windows. Especially given the recently released Bell Film showing two Dallas law enforcement officials with rifles on the 2nd floor of the Dallas Records building; it doesn't seem realistic that these Dallas officers saw nothing.
As for the eyewitnesses, they could see Dallas Police on the streets with them, so they told the WC that they simply assumed that the Dallas Police saw them, too, and so these people with rifles must have been Secret Service or other law-enforcement officials, protecting JFK.
So, now for my conspiratorial opinion.
In my opinion, every one of the Dallas foot patrol was an active or passive accomplice of the Dallas plot to assassinate JFK at Dealey Plaza. They all knew that Dallas law enforcement officials – in uniform – had Dealey Plaza surrounded with armed officers. They all saw the men and rifles in the 6th floor windows of the TSBD, as well as in the 2nd floor of the Dallas Records building, as well as behind the picket fence of the Grassy Knoll (which was a parking lot for Dallas Deputies and other County officials – always locked with a padlock).
They all played dumb. After the JFK shooting, they all avoided the TSBD and Dallas Records building, and they ran behind the picket fence, the parking lot, the railroad yard, or behind the TSBD. They all saw what they expected – other Dallas law enforcement officials in full uniform.
David Lifton once wrote that he could not accept the premise of a Grassy Knoll shooter, because it implied that the shooter "vanished" when quickly sought by a large crowd. I say that the shooters did not "vanish," but didn't need to run at all – they were wearing Dallas law enforcement uniforms – the very best camouflage in Dallas. In my opinion, many of the Dallas officers at Dealey Plaza knew exactly what was going on. But they would never break ranks with their fellow officers.


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Update to Sandy's Story (2014): Undiagnosed Sleep Apnea
When Sandy developed A-Fib in 2002, she insisted on managing it with drugs (but no blood thinner). At the time she was also coping with persistent vertigo and dizziness from a traumatic brain injury, an increasingly abusive spouse and ultimately no health insurance because of her pre-existing condition (until she became Medicare eligible).
In her March 2014 story, she wrote:
"By 2014 I truly felt as though I had 'reached bottom.' … I thought about the A-Fib.com website and went to it and read many personal stories about A-Fib and ablation procedures. … It made me realize that if I survived being a teenager, riding horses, driving fast cars, having children late in life, living in an abusive marriage for years……..then, it was about time I gave ablation a try."
In a recent update to her personal A-Fib story, Sandy from Boston wrote:
Hi, Dr. Ryan and everyone at A-Fib.com. I would like to update you.
After my [successful] CryoBalloon ablation at BWH in 2014, I underwent a sleep study that revealed during REM sleep I stopped breathing an average of 32 times every hour. My physician suspected that my traumatic brain injury in 1995 caused my undiagnosed sleep apnea, which in turn caused Paroxysmal A-Fib. I have been using a CPAP since July 2014.
Not Even One A-Fib Episode Since February 2014! I cannot thank you enough for your website and the info you provided to me that led to my CryoBalloon ablation. My physicians and I knew that I was headed for a stroke. My prayers were answered when I found your website. You saved my life! Thank you.
I'm also off all medications—no blood thinners or beta blockers!!! YEA!!!
We are so happy for Sandy. With the struggles she has dealt with, she deserves all life's blessings. It's a miracle that Sandy lasted 12 years in Paroxysmal A-Fib without going into permanent (persistent) A-Fib. Many people go chronic in one year.
Should You be Tested for Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is so common that at least 43% of patients with Atrial Fibrillation also suffer with it. For that reason alone, you should be tested for sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea is very often a trigger or cause of A-Fib, probably because of the strain and labored breathing it puts on the Pulmonary Veins where most A-Fib comes from.
Ask your sleeping partner if you snore or have labored breathing while you sleep. The remedy is usually simple and works very well.
To learn more, see our posts: Sleep Apnea: When Snoring Can Be Lethal and Sleep Apnea: Home Testing with WatchPAT Device and the Philips Respironics.

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Don't let the golden Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper leaf on the Jas Sum Kral Zlatno Sonce fool you; these cigars can pack a punch. The smoke is creamy and buttery but there's some nice sweet and spicy flavors that pop in and out as you smoke through the cigar. This is a full flavored Ecuadorian Connecticut cigar!


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Funky mumma you.ReplyDelete
Totally funky mumma you! You are not along on the bed factor eitherReplyDelete
I love Emerson's range at BigW! Its because the singlets/tops are about 2 inches longer than kmarts said version... they are nice and long and thats what I like!! Plus they are $8 for good quality material! Wearing a grey one right now that feels like Im wearing an expensive top not BigW :)ReplyDelete
I am not a fashion chick but glad i stopped to read this one as i had not heard of threadless - just checked it out and know where i will get at least 1 pressie for hubs birthday and father's day!
(you know i am all good with your unmade bed!)
You've done pretty well. I dug out my old preggy clothes and lived in most of them too but had to buy a few new things because I was actually slimmer the second time round than the first (size 12 instead of 14). What I'd like to find now, since I'm breast feeding are some fashionable tops. I've been living in the same handful for months now and whilst they serve me well, I am starting to get a bit bored!ReplyDelete
Nothing bad about being slimmer. I'm bigger this time around which is making it a bit hard to not rush out and buy clothes. Although, I really enjoy wearing clothes a bit too big when I'm pregnant.
I get what you mean about breast-feeding tops. I just layered or wore singlets that could easily be pulled down and back up. The bras I think suck though.
Im not sure how out of the way the northside is for you now, but there are 3 shops in Redcliffe, Clontarf & Deception Bay called 'Renu' and they stock awesome brands like Sass & Bide, Country Road, Witchery etc and everything is like $5-$10. Its my best kept secret!ReplyDelete
OOooooOOOoo..I love all of your dresses! I was so sad to sell off all my maturnity wear :(ReplyDelete
I am LOVING Emerson!! Not only do they make size 11 shoes, yay!, but great clothes for great prices! I just bought a new peacock-coloured dress today for $15 that I never would've looked at until recently with all the maxi-love going on. And some jeans for $9 that are a bit small but I figure will be a good thing to have in case I lose wait in Japan... which I'm planning on as I won't have access to my usual comfort foods! :PReplyDelete
I love the idea of a five dollar challenge, and I'm pretty sure boatman would too!
You arerockingthe harem pants; you can almost convince me to wear them! :)
You did awesome especially for pregnancy clothes. They cost an arm and a leg! I hardly ever buy new clothes so dont really have a fav :/ Maxi's are awesome :)ReplyDelete
You have such a diverse style... I am jealous! I'm actually finding it hard to find dresses around much at the moment, which is a shame because I LOVE them! I might give Tree of Life a shot though... they look great!ReplyDelete
OMG How can you look so fabulous pregnant - jelaous much?? Yup I am!! Cause I totally looked like a teletubbie from start to finish and I could only wear my normal clothese for like 5 minutes after I saw the positive line on the test. Nothing at all to do with the Sarah lee cookies and cream icecream my body kept telling me I NEEDED. Seriously though - you rock the preggers look! ;) xxReplyDelete
I am so a Target/Big W/KMart kind of gal. I've also found i'm starting to grow fond of a bit of Katies ( its a bit more " grown up ", like me.... hahaha! ) but its not often i'll actually fork out the higher dollars there....ReplyDelete
You are looking amazing Ames! I am in love with the striped harem pants :)
I have always been pretty tight with clothing purchases but some things really do justify the extra cost, particularly maternity jeans. I bought most of my maternity clothes from Kmart because I didn't want to fork out for stuff I wouldn't get a lot of wear out of. The only time I buy more expensive brands (Country Road etc) is when they are on sale - my motto for just about everything is never pay retail!
LOVING your outfits, Ames. Your dresses and tees rock.ReplyDelete
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Miyazato retiring from LPGA Tour after 2017 season
Ai Miyazato is retiring from the LPGA Tour at the end of the season, capping an exceptional career on the circuit that included nine victories and a No. 1 ranking.
The tour announced her decision Friday, saying the 31-year-old Miyazato will hold a news conference Monday in Japan. Miyazato does not have a top-10 finish this season and had only one last year. She has earned more than $8 million in her LPGA Tour career.
"Ai and I are pretty good friends. I knew she was going to retire soon," said South Korea's So Yeon Ryu, who was competing at a tournament in Ann Arbor, Michigan. "She always told me like she was considering about retire after Olympics, but looked like she was keep practice really hard and she just really worked hard."
Miyazato does not have a major title, but she's one of only nine players to make it to No. 1 since the Rolex Rankings began in 2006. Her nine LPGA Tour victories all came between 2009 and 2012, and five of them were in 2010, when she was No. 1 for 11 weeks.
Her most recent LPGA Tour event was the Lotte Championship in April. She is not playing in Michigan this week.
"She age only 31, so I think a little bit — retired a little bit early," said Haru Nomura of Japan. "I feel like a little bit sad for her."
Women's golf had been dominated by Annika Sorenstam and Lorena Ochoa in the years prior to Ochoa's retirement from full-time golf in April 2010. Miyazato was in her prime that year, winning four of the first nine LPGA Tour events she played.
"She came up really about the same time as I did," said two-time major winner Suzann Pettersen. "Very sad but obviously very happy for her if she kind of retires from competitive golf on her own terms. I mean you can't ask for much more. She's achieved a lot and she is probably the nicest player out here, so we'll definitely miss Ai Miyazato out here."


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I'm relaying back and forth to Yorkshire with my brother, caring for our parents. Dad is recuperating from a heart operation. All is well. I am very tired but I am getting quality time with my ancient parents which is good for all of us. Last day at school tomorrow – possibly my last ever day teaching; who knows.
Job front still at a standstill
but I have some bitty pieces of work – everything helps.
I am really tired but taking one day at a time, and I really enjoy the train journey up to Yorkshire and back. When you are on a train you are in a sort of limbo where no one can bother you EXCEPT THE MAN NEXT TO ME LAST WEEK WHO WAS THE ONLY PERSON IN THE WHOLE SILENT CARRIAGE TALKING (ON HIS PHONE). Him aside it gives me some mental breathing space.
On the way back to London I have been watching DVD's on my laptop – really enjoyed The Maltese Falcon, and Locke – but latter lost a lot because of the reflected light on the screen. Having said that it's an extraordinary film.
Sports Day today and yes all the stories about mad competitive parents are true. Many were telling their offspring how to cheat. Great life lessons for 5 year olds.
I'm leaving a school I've been at for 4 years but I have so much else going on, it hasn't really hit me that I am not going back.
Well that's all for now folks. My reading has ground to a halt pretty much at the moment but I am reading The Girl On The Train on the train. It's good but I've read lots of other thrillers as good.
I've just thought of something I have forgotten to pack for tomorrow, and I have now forgotten what it was. Probably something important.


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Our ability to hear spatially, i.e. our ability to determine where the source of a particular sound is located, is often taken for granted, yet this is an extremely important aspect of our auditory system.
How exactly can we tell where a sound source is located relative to our own position? Well, our current understanding is that this ability largely rests upon three different mechanisms, which work together to produce a sense of direction. Two of these are related to the fact that we possess two, spatially seperated ears (described as a binaural cue) while the final cue is related to the distinct shape of our ears and head (a monaural cue).
Consider this example;
In this scenario, the sound of the bird will travel toward the head and reach the right ear first, before then arriving at the left ear. If the bird was positioned to the left side of the head, then the sound would arrive at the left ear first, and then at the right ear after a short delay.
In addition, as the sound can travel directly to the right ear, but has to travel around the head to reach the left ear, there will also be a slight difference in volume.
These two binaural cues allow us to determine if a sound is coming from the left or the right, but what happens in this example;
In this situation, the exact same time delay and amplitude differences will be present for both birds, so how can we tell which is which?
This confusion is resolved using our third perceptual cue, which is produced by the unique and non-symmetrical shape of the ears, head and shoulders. A sound coming from the rear will be filtered by the unique shape of the ears in a different way than if it was positioned in front of the listener.
Binaural recording techniques attempt to reproduce all three of these perceptual cues by placing two microphones inside a life sized, dummy-head. When recordings made with this microphone are listened to on headphones, the experience is quite unlike normal headphone listening and much closer to how we normally hear.
Have a listen to these two audio examples which were recorded using the Neumann KU-100 microphone shown to the right. Please ensure that you listen to these examples on headphones, and that the headphones are orientated correctly.
Example 1: Click to play, or right click to save.
Example 2: Click to play, or right click to save.
In the Remote Ears - Spatial Hearing installation, the binaural microphone is positioned in the centre of the gallery and routed to multiple sets of headphones suspended over cafe seating area, allowing particapents to experience remote hearing. More information can be found at the Science Gallery website here.


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If he makes it to the river, he's won.
We cannot allow that to happen, Mr. Lopaki.
It's like a drug, isn't it?
To bring a man down.
Was it worth it?
- Every nickel. - Good.
Hi, I'm... I'm looking for Douglas Binder?
- You a friend of Mr. Binder's? - No, l...
I'm... I'm his daughter.
Doug was a nice man. He had manners.
He didn't tell you where he was moving, did he?
He owed some rent, honey.
I told him he could wait to pay me...
- 'til he got back on his feet. - He wasn't in an accident, was he?
Oh, no. He lost his job with the oil tool company.
When Doug moved out,
he left this box.
He told me I could hold it...
'til he could make up his back rent.
Do you have any idea where he might be now?
You might try checking down at Our Lady of Charity.
Marine, huh?
Ah, Recon.
- I was in the service for a while myself. - Really?
- Yeah. - Do you know him?
Well, he comes here sometimes.
Nice guy too. Uh, if I see him,
I'll... I'll tell him you're looking.
Do you happen to know where he lives?
I-I'm afraid your... Your daddy, uh, well...
Well, he was like the rest of us: Out of doors.
You know?
How is that gumbo, Chance?
A tragedy.
The coffee was tolerable, though.
- It ain't free neither. - Yeah, I know.
Leave your wallet in your tuxedo?
I play that one on you before?
- Yeah. For the gumbo. - That's right.
- If you don't want me, baby - Hi. Do you have any change?
Baby please tell me so
- If you don't want me, honey - Thank you.
Honey please let me know
But if you don't want me that bad
Darlin' please let me know#
Hi, Murray.
Yes, I was wondering if my father came to pick up his mail yet.
He hasn't? No, that's fine. Thank you. Bye-bye.
- Hello, pretty lady. - Leave me the hell alone.
We'll take the wallet.
How about a little extra, honey?
You having fun?
Why don't you do yourself a favor, boy?
I think the favor gonna be done for you.
It's okay.
I said get lost.
Now, take your big stick and your boyfriend...
and find a bus to catch.
Oh, this guy's funny.
Come on, let's go!
Let's go! Come on!
You know, it's a shame. This used to be such a nice part of town.
Next time be more careful when you show your wallet.
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
- Come on, let's hurry now! - Without cops, the city stops!
- Will the strike end soon? - Here you go.
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Without cops, the city stops!
Happy birthday to me.
Excuse me.
- Can I help you? - Yeah. I need to fill out a missing person report.
Look, I just pulled a double shift. Why don't you catch me tomorrow.
Okay. Why don't you catch me now.
- What is the name of the missing individual? - Douglas Charles Binder.
Relationship of reporting party?
- Okay. You got a picture? - Mm-hmm.
- Got something a little more recent? - Oh, no, I don't.
See, my parents were divorced 20 years ago.
- You got an address? - I think my father was homeless.
I didn't even know myself...
u-until I just came down here.
Look, um, I'm not sure what you want me to do here.
I want you to take my report.
Well, generally, in order to be considered missing,
you need somewhere to be missing from.
If you're too busy to do your job, Detective,
then I'll find somebody who isn't so busy.
You wanna find your father, take my advice: Canvas the missions,
ask at the shelters, but, um,
get somebody who knows the city to show you around...
or I'll be filling out one of these on you.
Hey, you're welcome.
All right, pipe down and listen up.
We got 12 positions this morning, Able Seaman or better.
When I call your name, come into the office, show your papers,
and you'll get your ship.
Here we go. First man, Gombas, Luigi. Able Seaman.
- Right here. - Walker, Steven. Second Engineer.
- Hi. - Leslie, Francis R.
- They told me at the cafe that you might be down here. - Seeler, D. Master.
I need to talk to you about something.
- I don't think this is a good time now. - Walters, Nichols D.
- Yeah. - Able Seaman.
How'd you, um, like to work for me?
- I'll pay you $100 a day. - Third Mate. Stevens, Frank G.
- For doing what? - For $100, does it really matter?
Actually, it does.
Yeah. It does.
Look, I really need you to help me find someone.
Jales, Bill. Cook.
You know this city, you obviously can take care of yourself.
Boudreaux, C. Able Seaman.
I would like to help you, darling.
- Looks like I'm gonna be out of town. - Bakelman, Fats.
- Way out of town. - Able Seaman.
Chance. Thought you got blackballed...
about that thing with, uh, Captain McDonald.
- That was a big misunderstanding. - Right.
Broke his damn jaw is what I heard.
You make sure I said a big "hello."
Whoa. Wait a minute.
Johnson says I was reinstated.
With the company. Not with the union.
You owe some dues here, boy.
- 217 bucks. - I'll pay that off on this cruise.
No. Nobody ships out if they're in arrears, you know that.
- How am I gonna pay my dues if I can't get the job? - I don't make the rules, mate.
Look, your ride doesn't sail 'til the end of the week.
If I can get the money, then what?
Then I'll let you ship out.
I'll get the money.
Keep goin'. Take it back. Yeah.
Bring it, bring it, bring it, bring it.
Okay, down.
So, this guy you're looking for, he owes you money or something?
- He's my father. - Okay, I change my mind.
I'll help you for two days, you'll pay me $217.
It's a deal.
- You can drive. - I...
don't have a driver's license, ma'am.
So, what's your name?
Chance Boudreaux. What's your name?
It's Nat.
Your parents name you for a... bug?
No, actually, it's short for Natasha.
What kind of a name is Chance?
Well, my mama took one.
So how did you lose your papa?
My parents, um, they got divorced when I was seven and my father...
Well, he moved away.
We started to write and he even called me a couple of times.
Three weeks ago the letters just stopped.
I've got a friend here who can help us.
You check the line, I'll look around inside.
Hey, you don't have a bottle of hot sauce on ya, do ya?
- Elijah. What's happening? - Hi.
Wednesday meat loaf.
I mean, they said it was meat loaf.
- I thought you were gonna get a ship. - I lost my boarding pass.
I've got something to show you.
You two know each other?
- We met yesterday. Have you seen my father? - I saw the next best thing.
I was over at Plaza D'ltalia yesterday...
and I saw this sleeping bag in a cart.
It was a tiger stripe, like the kind they used to issue to Recon guys.
Your daddy had one just like it.
- Thanks, Charlie. - You bet.
Don't be offended. He passed them out for money.
Uh, yeah, I've had to do it myself.
Here. Barracks Street.
Both sides this time, Grandpa. Next! Get!
Here. Decatur. Lower half.
Well, if it ain't my good friend Boudreaux.
I thought you was gonna catch a ship.
Maybe I'll stick around to run for mayor.
We're looking for someone who worked for you.
The man's name is Douglas Binder.
- I never heard of him. - I think he know you.
- Did he work for you, sir? - Maybe he did, maybe he didn't.
I'm not too good with names.
I have a photograph.
What Mr. Poe trying to say,
he's not too good with faces.
Hello, Randal. I didn't know you had company.
We were just leaving.
- You know, we should go back up there. - Not now. Not together.
Poe knows something about my father, obviously.
If you don't want to go back up there, I'll go myself.
If you want to find your daddy, you're gonna have to work smarter,
not harder.
- Natasha Binder? - What's the problem?
I'm afraid I have some bad news.
They found your father's body.
I'm sorry.
- They made a positive I.D. - How did it happen?
There was a fire last night in an abandoned building in the Ninth Ward.
The fire department discovered your father's body in one of the rooms.
I need to see him.
Your daddy was burned pretty badly.
The identification had to be made from dental charts...
in your father's service record.
What's your involvement here?
I was helping her find her daddy.
Wakey, wakey, you fat fuck!
Oh, God!
Mr. Fouchon, what are you doing here?
- Aah! Oww! - Don't talk, Randal. Listen.
Oh, don't worry about Randal.
- Aah! - He's all ears.
When Mr. Van Cleaf came upon your visitors yesterday,
you neglected to tell him that they were inquiring...
- about one of our volunteers. - That was nothin', Mr. Fouchon.
Oh, it was something, Randal.
This man we hunted last night.
Why don't you tell us his real name?
- You fuck. - Binder. Binder. Douglas Binder.
That's not the one we selected, is it?
I-I couldn't get the guy you asked for.
Look, y-you said you wanted a combat veteran, so I sent you Binder.
- He has more medals. - He had a family. Now they're asking questions.
Please. Please. I said I was sorry. I sai...
- Aah! I said I was sorry. - Careless is what you are, Randal.
Careless and stupid...
and now you're sorry, too.
He said he... He said he was alone.
- I didn't know he had any relatives. Honest. - You made a mistake?
- Is that what you're saying? - Yeah. Yeah.
Uh-huh. And I see you're anxious to make up for it, aren't you?
Yeah. Yeah, right. Yes. Yes, sir.
We've got another client and he's about to select a new playmate.
Next time send us the one we ask for.
I will, Mr. Fouchon, I swear. L...
I think we understand each other.
- Yes? No? - Yes. Yeah.
I come back here,
I cut me a steak.
You did your best.
No, l... I came too late.
I mean, Jesus, he was living out of a shopping cart.
Goddamn it.
Why didn't he just... tell me?
Why didn't he ask for my help?
I've been there myself on the street.
It's hard.
It's hard to...
put your hand out.
I just kept thinking if I could...
just tell him that I loved him.
And because he loved you so much,
he didn't want to pull you into it.
- Our friend, Mr. Boudreaux. - Mm-hmm.
Silver Star.
Marine Force Recon.
He joined the Merchant Service after he got out.
His captain was smuggling opium.
When Boudreaux found out, he threw the man overboard.
He's been looking for work ever since.
He's obviously not someone we should underestimate.
He was raised in the bayous by his uncle.
I think Mr. Boudreaux...
would make a very interesting quarry.
Maybe I should, uh, pay him a visit.
No, no, no, no, no.
Send a couple of lads down there to have a chat with him.
Some friendly advice, Boudreaux: Get the fuck outta Dodge!
Do it today! And tell that bitch girlfriend of yours...
to point her titties north and step on the gas!
It's always nice to see you.
You seem to have a real talent, Mr. Boudreaux,
for attracting violence.
Does that make me a bad person?
Why did you arrest me for,
getting beat up without a license?
Thank you for calling me. Oh, my God, you look awful.
Darling, you hurt my feelings.
What we have here is a charge sheet.
Willfully crossing a police barrier; that's considered Criminal Trespass.
Yes, that officer was nice enough to mention that to me.
- What were you doing at the house? - The dog tag...
you find in that fire?
They always come in twos.
So I went back to that place to look for the other one.
Your daddy, he didn't die in the fire.
- He was murdered. - There's no evidence of that.
There is now.
That hole in that tag was made by something sharp and hard.
And I'll bet my rent money it was made...
when Binder was still wearing it.
Why would somebody go through all this trouble to kill a homeless man?
- Do you believe us now? - The wheels turn slow around here.
- Real slow. - But they do turn.
I'll order a new autopsy.
This'll help.
- You should see a doctor. - I hate them doctors.
Yeah... Aah! Shit!
Goddamn it.
What? Not now.
So... So, you in 'Nam?
Yeah, a long time ago.
It seems to me a man with your obvious experience...
should be pullin' down a lot more money.
You're gonna pay me 100 bucks to fill out a form?
I'll pay you a lot more than that if you got the experience.
What kind of experience?
Well, maybe you ain't interested.
Uh, no.
I'll fill out the application.
You got any family? Anybody to worry about you?
Friends? Anything like that?
I got nobody.
You'll deposit $500,000 in our account...
in a bank in the Cayman Islands.
Do not refer to our agreement by telex...
or in conversations on the phone.
You'll be provided with a guide, trackers...
and the weapon of your choice.
Naturally, we will dispose of the body...
and provide you with an out-of-town, airtight alibi.
Don't worry, Mr. Zenan, all you have to do is point and shoot.
Mr. Zenan has made his selection.
A black man named Roper. Used to be in Special Forces.
I don't see any problem with your choice.
It has always been the privilege of the few...
to hunt the many.
Soldiers, policemen, fighter pilots.
Men who kill for the government do so with impunity.
All we do is offer the same opportunity...
for private citizens such as yourself.
- These opponents, they're volunteers? - More or less.
The same government that has made murder their sole preserve,
they train our targets.
We pride ourselves on only hunting combat veterans,
men who have the necessary skills...
- to make our hunts more interesting. - What about the police?
I'm sure that they would be interested if they were to find out.
Dr. Morton here assists us...
with the formality of police autopsies.
It's no accident that we're in New Orleans.
Last year we conducted hunts in Rio de Janeiro at Carnival,
Yugoslavia during the late unpleasantness.
Oh, yeah.
You see, there's always some unhappy little corner of the planet...
where we can ply our trade.
All right, Mr. Fouchon.
- You have a client. - Well,
thank you for visiting, Mr. Zenan.
Dr. Morton will show you to the car.
My bank will arrange the transfer of funds within the hour.
- Excellent. - When do we go out?
We'll contact you when the necessary arrangements have been made.
Chance. What you doing here?
- Secret mission. - Mmmm.
Rub me, baby.
Oh, yeah, baby.
Hello, Poe.
What the fuck?
- You miss me? - Aw, Christ, not again.
Looks like you're short an ear,
so you better listen very carefully.
- Now, are you paying attention? - Uh-huh.
Who sent those apes after me?
I don't know what you're talking about.
Two million people in this city.
- Who's gonna miss a fat slob like you, Poe, huh? - Van Cleaf!
H-His name was Van Cleaf.
Good boy. Where is he?
I don't know where he lives! He ain't even American!
Look, he'll... He'll kill me if I don't do what he says!
You gotta believe that! Aaah!
Tell your boyfriend Van Cleaf...
I'm gonna find out who killed Douglas Binder.
If you understand me, just grunt.
Did you get my memo?
Binder, Douglas C.
I want you to take another look at the post-mortem.
That memo contains evidence...
that might make Binder's death a homicide.
Now, you can act on it, Doctor, or you can file it,
but if I have to get a court order for a formal inquest,
I will.
You should do something about that cough.
Don't you ever knock?
We have a problem. A big problem.
They want me to redo the autopsy on Binder.
- Who is it that's asking? - A detective named Mitchell.
Binder's family's breathing down her neck.
- Can we buy her? - No.
I guess we've overstayed our welcome.
Tonight is our last hunt in New Orleans.
Open it.
What a funny little man, eh?
A change of scenery's what we need. Something less tropical.
Rolling hills, castles.
Eastern Europe. We can work there for years.
- Where's Poe? - Mr. Poe couldn't make it.
He's got an ear infection.
Look, he, uh, he said he'd have some work for me.
That may still be a possibility.
We got a little game we'd like you to play with us.
This money belt...
has $10,000 in it.
It's all yours if you want it, every penny.
What do I have to do?
The rules of the game are very simple.
All you have to do is get to the river. Ten miles through the city.
You and the money belt make it to the river, you're $10,000 richer.
Maybe you like being the object of pity,
begging for quarters, sleeping in the rain,
listening to a half an hour of fire and brimstone...
- for a bowl of soup. - Man, fuck you.
You could change everything tonight.
Think of what $10,000 could buy you.
You could get new clothes, clean yourself up,
look men in the eyes when you pass them on the street.
This money could make you a man again,
instead of the shadow of your former self.
- I get to the river, I get the cash. - Every nickel.
- If I don't make it? - Oh, you're a sports fan, Roper.
Figure it out.
You've got a five minute head start. Don't waste it.
This is New Orleans, Mr. Zenan,
not Beirut.
After you, sir.
- Mr. Zenan, take it off "safe." - Oh.
Finish him.
I don't want him. H-He's wounded.
- Finish him. - I can't do that. I hit him.
- I shot him. Let's go, okay? - Listen, don't make me look bad in front of my dogs.
You know why you're here?
You paid us a half a million dollars...
to find out if you're alive or dead.
Now finish him.
Finish him!
God, why didn't he go fishing?
Now you understand why we insist on payment up front.
Set the dogs on him, won't you, Pick?
I don't wanna be out here all night.
Help me! Please! Please!
Help me!
H... Please! Help me! Help me!
- Go on, get a job! - Please!
- Please! - Watch it! Damn! Watch yourself!
Help me. Help me!
Help me! Please!
Hey, look! Come on, man!
- Walk on by, now, man. - Call the police here or somethin'!
Help me!
- Hey! Hey! Let me in! Come on, man! - No, we're closed!
Let me in!
Hey, buddy! Hey! Hey! Come on!
- Brother, get out of here, man. Come on, get out of here. - Hey, come on, man!
- Help me! - Hey! I ain't got no change, man!
He was passin' out flyers for Randal Poe.
Let's pay him a visit.
Randal, Randal, Randal.
You were gonna leave without saying good-bye?
My mama got sick in Biloxi. L...
I was gonna call you, Mr. Van Cleaf.
Of course you were, Randal.
Of course you were.
I know you didn't mean to hurt my feelings.
Looks like we missed the party.
- Get down! - Ooh!
Stay down!
Go! Go! Go!
- Let's go. - We can't just leave her here!
Keep him in the Quarter. Stay on his ass.
She's dead. Come on.
Grab the bar!
Ladies first.
It appears we'll have one last hunt after all, Pick.
The train went by maybe two,
two and a half hours ago.
This could be dangerous. We're on his turf now.
Thank you, gentlemen, for making yourselves available on short notice.
We are stalking an exceptional opponent.
Truly a world-class trophy.
The price for participating in this little excursion...
is $750,000 each.
Should one of you be lucky enough to bring him down,
I'll consider that hunter's account paid in full.
Shouldn't we be worried about alligators or something?
If it make you feel better,
Come on, keep going. It's still a long way...
- to Uncle Douvee's place. - At least they won't be able to find us out here.
Yes, they will, if they have a tracker as good as Uncle Douvee.
All they have to do is to check along the railroad.
I'm just guessing we have a couple of hours.
- Okay. - Maybe less. Come on. Let's go.
Isn't there a trail or something?
This is the trail.
You're really enjoying yourself, aren't you, Chance?
If it's tough for us, it's tough for them.
You trust me?
Of course I trust you.
Close your eyes.
Why do you want me to trust you with my eyes closed?
Close your eyes.
- Is it dead? - Not hardly.
What are you doing?
I'm leaving a surprise for my friends.
Son of a bitch!
If you would die quieter and pick up the pace,
Boudreaux would have less time for these little surprises.
Would you be so kind?
And do watch your step, won't you? Let's go.
Sometime I amaze myself, me!
Is good whiskey! Make jack rabbit slap the bear!
- Chance? Chance. - Yeah!
You come to see your Uncle Douvee.
Natasha, my Uncle Douvee.
Enchant�, mademoiselle.
We'll fix him up good. Put bandage on, it no hurt.
- Be strong, my boy. - Douvee, I've got some people after me.
I know. I can smell them.
You've still got a.30-06, the one I gave you for your birthday?
No. A gator ate it.
But, uh,
I've still got your shotgun.
So tell me, this mans what chase after you,
he mad at you for business or pleasure?
- Both. - Uh-huh.
I'm going to take Elvira south, then to Bayou La Fouche,
Mardi Gras graveyard.
If you can talk her into it, go ahead.
You be careful.
Don't worry about me.
I love the company.
Be careful. Without you, I'm hunting them.
He's gonna be all right.
Oui. Come.
We go.
Here, drink. But do not spill.
It kill the grass.
The place is clean. He just left.
Get the fuck down!
Hold it!
Boudreaux is the target we're after.
You are a fucking buffalo!
Boudreaux went this way, maybe ten, 15 minutes ago. He's on a horse.
He's trying to lead us away from his friends.
Get in the fucking trucks.
Move! Fucking move! Will you move? Move!
They're fucking brain-dead.
Get the helicopter. Find Boudreaux.
- We'll set up an ambush this side of Bayou La Fouche. - I can take him from the air.
Any pinhead can take him from the air. I want to take him from the ground!
I can take him from the air.
- Be a professional, Pick. - Hey, you're making a mistake here.
Make sure he gets there, Pick.
That's him.
Hey, pigeon.
Avril Pybus has a store two miles this way.
You go to a telephone, call the sheriff.
You know,
ch�re, I think you should call the sheriff.
It appears your trophy's ripping us a new orifice.
Let me review the tactical situation for you, gentlemen.
Boudreaux is wounded. He's been pursued and harried...
across miles of open country.
Now he's cornered and outnumbered 20 to 1.
He's an annoying little fucking insect...
and I want him stepped on, hard.
You're not angry with me, are you, Pick?
I don't get angry.
I'm a professional.
Let's move!
This is not good.
If we walk away now, we can be in Mexico in five hours.
What the fuck is the matter with you, Pick?
Hunting drunks in alleys made you soft?
God, that son-of-a-bitch is good!
Goddamn it, I'm gonna blow his goddamn head off!
What are you lookin' at, you sons-of-bitches?
This is what you paid for! Get him!
Seal off this place.
The son-of-a-bitch is mine.
Sorry about the shirt.
Give it a rest, pal.
- Now what do you want to do? - Now...
Now we put arrow into everyone what's not Chance, huh?
You fuckin' bitch!
Now... Now look what you do.
Give me this gun. I take care all this bad guy.
Give me this gun!
- I told you to go for help. - But we help.
All these men try to kill you. We're here to help.
Boudreaux, Boudreaux, Boudreaux.
I've been looking all over for you.
- You've been looking in the wrong places. - That's good,
'cause I know you wouldn't want to... hurt my feelings.
Can you get up?
I cannot dance, but I can get up.
You lucky son-of-a-bitch!
- You want some more of that? - Yeah!
How does it feel to be hunted?
You tell me!
You should know better.
There isn't a country in the world I haven't fired a bullet in!
You can't kill me!
You can't kill me!
I'm on every battlefield!
There's no winner here!
I don't see one.
You're looking at him!
Come on, you son-of-a-bitch! Take your best shot!
My boy!
Just shoot him!
You won't do that, will you, Mr. Boudreaux?
- Chance, please! - If he shoots me, he'll kill you.
He's picked the wrong tool for the job.
Put the weapon down...
or I'll run her through!
You see, Miss Binder,
you I can understand; it was a matter of family.
You had nothing in common with those people.
What made you want to complicate my life like this?
Poor people get bored too.
- Come here. - Please.
Load me.
Hunting season... is over.
What is this noise?
I was dreaming. Ch�re, I think about you.
I tell this turkey, he no kill this eagle.
Some headache I got here!
Oh, my God.
- What? - I think I hurt pretty bad.
Now this, this real catastrophe!
- This real bad. - Yeah, real bad.
Ah, when I was just a little boy
A-standin' to my daddy's knee
My papa said, Son don't let the man get ya
And do what he done to me
Born on the bayou
Born on the bayou
Born on the bayou Lord, lord
Wish I was back on the bayou
Rollin' with some cajun queen
A-wishin' I were a fast freight train
A-just a-chooglin' on down to New Orleans
Born on the bayou
Born on the bayou Mmm, mmm, mmm
Born on the bayou
Doin' it, doin' it doin' it, doin' it
Oh, get back now
Well, I can remember the fourth of July
A-runnin' through the backwood bare
And I can still hear my ol' hound dog barkin'
Chasin' down a hoodoo there
Chasin' down a hoodoo there
Born on the bayou
Born on the bayou Ohh, ohh
Born on the bayou
All right
Do it, do it, do it do it
Mmm, ohh
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Remember the hopeful statement "Timing is everything?" That assertion is likely going to prove to be quite apropos to the events that have occurred in higher education over the last two weeks. Suddenly, due to circumstances beyond higher education's control (that is, COVID-19 Pandemic), we are all now delivering almost every undergraduate and graduate course completely through the online or distance learning modality.
In the meantime, the US Secretary of Education's expert team started more than a year ago drafting new rules to govern distance learning for higher education students that were outlined April 1, 2020. Reportedly, the new rules propose the reduction of barriers to innovation and support higher education's capacity to teach remotely while retaining eligibility for federal student aid.
Many of us are concluding that the timing IS right to embrace innovation in higher education, especially in the delivery of instruction. Following is a chart that illustrates some of the suggested innovations for distance learning that have been discussed and the proposed regulatory actions from the US Department of Education associated with these innovations.
|Suggested Innovations
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|1. Remove "seat time" requirements and award course credit based on content mastery
|1. Amend definitions of "clock hour" and "credit hour" to provide flexibility that emphasizes demonstration of learning
|2. Competency-based education
|2. Amend definitions of "distance education" and "correspondence course" to account for changes in technology
|3. Recognize "asynchronous" engagement, in which students may submit work and faculty may provide feedback online at different times.
|3. Clarify with new definitions the requirements of regular and substantive interaction between students and instructors for a course to be determined to be a distance education course, not a correspondence course
|4. Innovation that includes standards for quality, access and outcomes.
|4. Maintain safeguards to limit the risks to students and taxpayers
If you agree that now is the time for revised rulemaking to reduce barriers to innovation, let your voice be heard! The draft regulation is available for public comment through May 4. Following the comment period, the Department will publish a final regulation prior to Nov. 1, 2020.
COVID-19: Guide to Teaching Online in Higher Education
See all of our articles from the Guide to Teaching Online in Higher Education
- Getting Started Teaching Online in Higher Education
- The Basics of Online Teaching in Higher Education
- 6 Best Practices in Online Higher Ed Teaching – Now and in the Future!
- Use of the Iterative Process to Improve Students' Writing
- Impact of COVID-19 on Supporting Roles in Higher Education
- The Transformation of Distance Learning in Higher Education
- 10 Essential Tips for Teaching Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Teaching Adult Learners in the Online Environment
- Importance of Faculty Mentoring
- Traumatic Stress & Online Higher Education Faculty
- It's the Week to Celebrate Teachers!
Dr. Mary Jane Pearson is the Chief Academic Advisor for HotChalk. One of her notable accomplishments is the design of the highly successful model of support and mentoring for online higher education faculty, which has resulted in over 90% retention rate for online faculty, and an overall average of 4.5/5 faculty rating from student end-of-course evaluations. Dr. Pearson's unique credentials as a teacher educator include chairing the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC), the largest educator licensing agency in the U.S., during which she co-authored the research on California's beginning teacher support that has become the worldwide standard for the induction, mentoring and support of new teachers. In addition, Dr. Pearson was appointed by the U.S. President to serve as the Regional Representative for the U.S. Department of Education. In recognition of her service to education, Dr. Pearson was named California Teacher Educator of the Year. Dr. Pearson earned her PhD from the University of Kansas.
Dr. Gail Kirby is the Online Instructional Mentor for HotChalk and is a published subject matter expert in online higher education faculty support & mentoring. In addition, she is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Western Kentucky University. Dr. Kirby has 33 years of experience teaching P-12; over 25 years in higher education, including community college, and both private and public college and university settings. She earned her EdD from the University of San Francisco.


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THE RAID (aka THE RAID: REDEMPTION) was easily one of the best movies of 2012 for me, and a lot of other people too. And personally I think it's the greatest action movie since DIE HARD. It was fucking amazing. After getting so much international praise it's no surprise that a sequel was going to come along and in fact it has already started filming earlier this month and courtesy of Dread Central we have the film's first official stills and behind the scenes images below. The sequel is titled THE RAID 2 (Indonesian title THE RAID 2: BERANDAL) and apparently the first scene takes place 2 hours after the end of the first film. Stay tuned for further details.
Press Release: "PT Merantau Films and XYZ Films announce the start of production for THE RAID 2 (Indonesian title, THE RAID 2: BERANDAL), the sequel to the wildly popular international hit THE RAID (aka THE RAID: REDEMPTION). The film reunites writer/director Gareth Huw Evans with actor Iko Uwais, who will be reprising his starring role. Ario Sagantoro is producing for PT Merantau Films, along with Nate Bolotin, Nick Spicer, Aram Tertzakian and Todd Brown for XYZ Films. Executive producing are Rangga Maya Barack-Evans and Irwan D. Mussry.
In addition to Uwais, the international cast includes Tio Pakusadewo, Putra Arifin Scheunamann, Julie Estelle, Alex Abbad, and Roy Marten. The film is currently lensing in Jakarta, Indonesia, and is scheduled to shoot for over 100 days. Line producing the film is Daiwanne Ralie with Matthew Flannery and Dimas Imam Subhono serving as directors of photography.
Picking up right where the first film ends, The Raid 2 follows Rama (Uwais) as he goes undercover and infiltrates the ranks of a ruthless Jakarta crime syndicate in order to protect his family and uncover the corruption in his own police force.
The Raid premiered at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival, where it took home the Audience Award in the Midnight Madness section. It went on to play at Sundance and SXSW before enjoying a theatrical release in the United States through Sony Pictures Classics. The film is approaching $15M in global box office.
"We're incredibly excited to start the next chapter of The Raid story," said XYZ Films. "Gareth introduced a rich and fertile world in the first film, and we're eager to see him expand on that vision with Berandal."
"To all our fans, thank you so much for your support. We can't wait to come back and show you what we have been working on," said writer/director Gareth Evans. "We'll be there in 2014 with a film bigger, better, and bloodier! Wish us luck."
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions (SPWA) acquired the film for the United States, Spain, Latin America, and South Africa; and Sony Pictures Classics will once again release the film theatrically in the United States"


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Get your giddy-up ready. Wayne is a 20 year old country boy I'd been talking with for at least the past couple months before the stars aligned and he made it in for his first porn shoot.
I'm not sure if it was nerves that were holding him back or genuine "busy-ness." Regardless, I was glad he finally made the leap. He showed up complete with cowboy boots, a shiny belt buckle, and some tight-fitting jeans that showed off a big bulge in his crotch. His southern drawl was just icing on the cake.
Wayne actually did rodeo through high school, along with football and baseball. He only told one buddy about coming by, but said he'd thought about doing porn for years.
"Hell, ever since I started watching porn I thought, 'Now that guy's livin' the life.'"
He left nothing to chance and decided to save up a 3-day load which, Wayne admitted, was quite a feat considering he jacks off 2-3 times a day. It paid off. From the moment he unleashed his thick, uncut cock it was starting to get hard and within seconds he was sporting a full-on boner that he proudly showed off for the camera.
Once he got the thumbs up for the cumshot, Wayne set off for the gold, fiercely pounding his cock while his big balls bounced along. If Wayne's heaving breathing wasn't enough, his tightening ball-sack was a giveaway that he was about to bust. One big squirt flew wild and the rest left a big puddle on his pubes as Wayne panted with pleasure…Join him!


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A Woman Against the Prayer Imam
She Alone Stood Against the Prayer Leader [Imam]
September 17th, 2016
The "Malek-e-Ashtar" mosque contains a chestful of dazzling memories. The youth who attended prayers at the mosque began their activities right after the Revolution and continued for fifteen years. We'll come to know more about them in following interviews. Our first interviewee was Mrs. Ashrafi who took the first steps to ask for change at the local mosque. She alone stood against the prayer leader [Imam] and the traditional elders in the mosque, speaking in favor of the Revolution, and of course suffered the consequences.
Interviewer: For my first question, I'd like to know how you started your activities in the mosque. were you active before the Revolution or did it all begin afterwards?
Ashrafi: I used to go to the mosque for prayer before the Revolution. Back in those days we called it the "Kheir-khah Mosque" because the mosque was endowed by a man named Mr. Kheirkhah. People who attended prayers there, weren't supporters of the Revolution, particularly the Imam who used to pray for the Shah and his family after each prayer. I think I was the only one from our mosque to take part in the protests and demonstrations [for the revolution]. Back then I had an argument with them about having a library in the mosque.
Interviewer: Why an argument? What was wrong with a library?
Ashrafi: There was no problem but we didn't speak the same language. They had a different perspective and expected the mosque to merely be a place for saying prayers and nothing more. My insistence made them slightly give in and they even decided to consider a location for the library, but the Revolution happened and everything was canceled. After the Revolution, I had greater expectations. It wasn't just about a library. I protested against the Imam and the fact that he hadn't changed a bit since the Revolution. I asked why he wouldn't bring up the subject of the country's current events.
Interviewer: How did other people react to your protest?
Ashrafi: As I already said, the people who came to our mosque weren't revolutionary people and instead of supporting me, they sided with the Imam. But I wasn't going to give up, I protested a lot and they kicked me out. They told me to never come back.
Interviewer: And did you do as they asked?
Ashrafi: I still went there for prayers. The only difference was that I didn't protest anymore. A few days passed until I heard some men arguing with the Imam. They were young and their protest was the same as mine. So I started to back them up.
Interviewer: Did you know them before?
Ashrafi: No, I didn't know them at all. But it was clear that they were aware of the atmosphere in our mosque, about what had happened before and how I was treated.
Interviewer: Did you try to know more about them later? Did you contact them?
Ashrafi: I don't remember exactly what happened later but we made a good team in our mosque. we were all young. We had meetings and made decisions.
Interviewer: But you said the elderly in the mosque were opposing you?
Ashrafi: Yes, but I wasn't alone anymore! Now we were a team and could call the shots. They were old and weren't able to put up a fight.
Interviewer: After you formed a team, what activities did you start? What did you first do?
Ashrafi: We did a lot of things, but we first started by changing the name of our mosque. So we had a meeting and decided that Kheirkhah wasn't a proper name and we needed a new name related to our Revolution. A lot of names were suggested but finally we all decided on "Malek-e-Ashtar". So we changed the name, although others were against the change, but they couldn't stop us. It was just the start. A lot of changes happened later. Forming a group of combatants, making a library, changing the Imam, forming theater and singing groups…
Interviewer: For how long did you continue to cooperate with that team?
Ashrafi: I remained active until I got married. I attended their meetings and made important decisions. But after my marriage I became less active and finally in 1980, we moved elsewhere.


text: Fundraising burnout can happen, especially if you run more than 3-4 fundraisers a year. Running one per season is not a bad idea, but one every month may be too many. If people believe you're always asking for money they are less likely to say yes. Remember too that you must enlist volunteers. So, plan carefully and space out your fundraisers to see the best results!


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Need for Speed™, one of the world's bestselling video game franchises returns with a vengeance in the new Need for Speed Payback.
Set in the underworld of Fortune Valley, you and your crew were divided by betrayal and reunited by revenge to take down The House, a nefarious cartel that rules the city's casinos, criminals and cops. In this corrupt gambler's paradise, the stakes are high and The House always wins.
Craft unique rides with deeper performance and visual customisation than ever before. Push them to the limit when you narrowly escape the heat in epic cop battles. From insane heist missions to devastating car battles to jaw-dropping set piece moments, Need for Speed Payback delivers an edge-of-your-seat, adrenaline-fueled action-driving fantasy.
Platinum Car Pack includes:
• Chevrolet Camaro SS 1967
• Dodge Charger R/T 1969
• Ford F-150 Raptor 2016
• Nissan 350Z 2008
• Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport 2016
• Platinum Blue Tire Smoke
Key Features:
Scrap to stock to supercar. Your car is at the center of everything you do in Need for Speed Payback. Endlessly fine-tune your performance with each of the five distinct car classes (Race, Drift, Off-Road, Drag and Runner) to turn the tables on the competition in any race, mission or challenge.
Live out an action-driving fantasy. Play as three distinct characters united by one common goal: revenge. Tyler, Mac and Jess team up to even the score against all odds, and enter the ultimate race to take down The House. Battle cops with ever-increasing intensity, race against rivals across the city and drive on and off-road through mountains, canyons and deserts.
High stakes competition. Win big with all-new Risk vs Reward gameplay. Intense cop chases mean the stakes have never been higher. Challenge your friends or potential rivals via Autolog recommendations throughout the events or go head-to-head in classic online leaderboards.


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To add an accordion to a layout, insert an Accordion cell.
|1. Select where to insert the accordion
|2. Select the Accordion cell
After you insert the cell, you will get an Accordion cell, with a single panel in it.
- To change the title of a panel, click on its name (where it says "Panel 1").
- To add content into the panel, insert a cell inside it. You can insert a grid cell to display more than one cell in the panel.
- To add more panels, click on the + button at the bottom of the accordion cell.
- To add a custom CSS class to the panel, click the "pen" icon in the panel's top right corner.
On the front-end, panels appear one below the other. When clicking on a panel, it expands and all other panels collapse.
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My first step in creating my ATC's is to pull out my scraps box to look for any stamped images, backgrounds or pieces that I can use on my ATCs.
My first ATC started from a scrap piece of background. I had this lovely speckled piece of cardstock and used it for the base.
Artistic Outpost Keeper plate. I stamped and colored her using my STAEDTLER Karat Aquarell Watercolor Pencils. I stamped directly onto the background and stamped a second time on white cardstock. I cut her off at the edge of the grass on the white cardstock and colored that image. I stamped the ruler multiple times to create an edge.
My next ATC was all scraps except the sentiment:
Stampendous flowers are stamped on pattern paper and distressed with a touch of brown dye ink. I added a center of Bronze Crushed Glass Glitter. The sentiment is from the Artistic Outpost Flapper Fashion Plate. The Bee from the Artistic Outpost Bloom & Grow Plate. The background was stamped with a Wood-grain stamp from Hero Arts.
And while I had my Flapper Plate out I decided to create a Fashion ATC:
Paris Exposition, Flapper Fashion and Gatsby.
My last ATC was inspired by the embossed background:
Steampunk plate to finish the ATC.
That is what I did yesterday morning and the night before. :) Have a lovely Saturday!


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Amazon has selected THE LAIRD OF DUNCAIRN to be a featured Kindle Deal for the month of November. All month, the book will be $1.99. It's not too early to buy some virtual stocking stuffers!
The rough draft of the first Harvest Falls mystery is almost complete! Only a few chapters to go–you know, the ones where our intrepid detective, Charlie Henry, unravels the last clue and the killer is, at last, revealed. Next, I'll be using some elbow grease to polish up the draft, rip out some bits that didn't quite work, and salt in some flavor in a few sections that need it!
I'm also working on the Jack Canonbie novella, spinning some things around in the plot, and putting some pretty big obstacles in Jack's path–not that he isn't good at creating those on his own! This version of young Jack finds him trying to bully his way through life only to find that might doesn't always make right.


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Biking, Walking and Networking towards a Healthier Los Angeles
CNU member Ryan Snyder convened the first day of Renew Los Angeles County today. There was a lot of energy in the room this morning as Ryan called to order about 50 seasoned street design experts from around the country to help the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health achieve better designs in streets, networks and public health. With SB375 withstanding legal challenges and new connections between public health, the connections are clear. In a city that grew up in the automobile age, times are changing. People will not stand for a system that risks their health, air quality and depends on their wallet to shell out $4 per gallon just to go a few miles with no alternative. Thus LA County is leaning on several CNU members and others to create a master blueprint for a healthier region.
This morning we were divided into groups from very specific groups such as bikeway design and Pedestrian crossing to broader groups like retrofitting suburbia and public process. I was assigned to the Network group and spent my day in an exciting conversation defining and measuring street networks with CNU Board member Norman Garrick and former CNU staffer Ellen Greenberg and longtime street design champion Ian Lockwood. The teams drafted outlines for key characteristics, principles and will report back and get ready to present to the public health department tomorrow night. Just before dinner I had a chance to walk around with CNU member Art Cueto. Here's a shot of the concert hall and a shot of soon to be revamped Grant Street. For CNU members who want to stay tuned to the details check www.ph.lacounty.gov/chronic for more information.
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Robert Morgan, the soft-spoken Hattiesburg gentleman who helped create and then nurtured Mississippi's only PGA Tour tournament for 38 years, died Friday in his hometown. He was 86.
Morgan, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, was the PGA Tour's longest-serving tournament director. After being one of the Magnolia State Classic's founders in 1968, Morgan served as the event's executive director through hurricanes and floods and a move from the Hattiesburg Country Club to the Jackson area. The Sanderson Farms Championship is now played at the Country Club of Jackson.
In 2005, Sports Illustrated referred to the Mississippi's PGA event – then the Southern Farm Bureau Classic – as "the little tournament that could."
It "could" for so long because of Robert Ira Morgan. That same Sports Illustrated article described Morgan as "the very portrait of a Southern gentleman" and "longtime executive director of the Classic, (who) has white hair, a sincere smile, a slow gait and a smooth, easy voice."
Morgan was inducted into the Mississippi Spots Hall of Fame in 2009.
A grocery wholesaler by trade and president of the Hattiesburg Country Club, Morgan helped organize what began as a $20,000 PGA "satellite" tournament played opposite the Colonial Invitational.
From such humble beginnings, the tournament has evolved into a full-fledged PGA Tour event that offers a purse of $4.3 million and has raised more than $11 million for Mississippi charities.
"Mr. Morgan was a true entrepreneur, and our tournament exists because of him," said Joe Sanderson, CEO of Sanderson Farms, the tournament's sponsor. "It was his idea and he made it happen and then he managed it for all those years. We don't want anyone to ever forget that history."
Under Morgan, the tournament faced several crises, mostly caused by weather and the tournament's small market status. One came in 1975 when the tournament was played opposite The Masters in April and the purse was measured in thousands and not millions. The rain-plagued tournament had ended on Easter Sunday and Morgan unexpectedly visited the sports department of The Hattiesburg American on Monday morning.
"Guys, I need help," Morgan told those of us in the office. "Our tournament is in trouble. If the community doesn't get behind us, we're history."
Morgan said he believed the community had begun to take the tournament for granted and it was in grave danger of dying.
We wrote the story just that way. The Hattiesburg community rallied around it. The tournament was saved.
Several years later, Morgan moved the tournament to Annandale in Madison and many in the Hattiesburg area resented him for it. But Morgan, as he had always done, was simply doing what it took for the tournament to survive.
Jackson area golf pro Randy Watkins uniquely played in the tournament and then succeeded Morgan as its second exeutive director in 2006.
"Mr. Morgan was a golf legend, but more so, a life legend," Watkins said. "He was a tireless worker, remarkably creative and doggedly persistent. He never took his eye off the ball. Where he was concerned, it was charity first, Mississippi second and golf third. He was a hero and a mentor for me and many others. He will be sorely missed and never forgotten."
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Services will be held Wednesday, May 17 at 11 a.m. at Venture Church in Hattiesburg. Visitation will be from 9-11 a.m. prior to the service.
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Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today's sports columnist, this year was named Mississippi Sportswriter of the Year — an honor he achieved for the 10th time — by the National Sports Media Foundation. Read his previous columns and his Sports Daily blog. Reach Rick at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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AFCF CONTACT: Vince Thompson, Director of Media Relations
WACO, TEXAS – The American Football Coaches Foundation today announced that Mark Hurd, Chairman of the Board, CEO and chairman of HP, is the 2009 recipient of its CEO Coach of the Year Award. This is the highest honor bestowed by the organization, whose inaugural recipient in 2006 was Jeffrey R. Immelt, the CEO of General Electric. Domino's Pizza CEO David Brandon and MidAmerican Energy Holdings CEO David Sokol received the honor in 2007 and 2008, respectively.
Hurd was selected for the award by a unanimous vote of the AFCF Board of Directors. He will be honored at The Foundation's CEO Coach of the Year Dinner, held at The Waldorf=Astoria in New York, N.Y., on December 14, 2009.
"Mark Hurd's leadership traits and abilities have been proven year after year during his extraordinary career and has been magnified nationally since being named the Chief Executive Officer of HP," AFCF Executive Director Grant Teaff said. "To put what Mark Hurd has done as a leader of HP in proper football perspective, the same performance as a football coach would have culminated in a national championship and Coach of the Year honors. The American Football Coaches Foundation unanimously and enthusiastically has selected Mark Hurd, CEO and chairman of HP, as the 2009 CEO Coach of the Year."
"I am honored to receive this recognition from the American Football Coaches Foundation," Hurd said. "Coaches do so much to shape America's young people into successful and productive members of society, and I am thrilled to have this opportunity to give back to these dedicated professionals."
Mark Hurd joined HP in early 2005 as chief executive officer and president and was named chairman of the board of directors in September 2006. With the goal of establishing HP as the world's leading technology company, Hurd has sharpened HP's strategic focus and concentrated its investments on three long-term growth opportunities: next-generation enterprise data center architecture and services; technologies for always-connected, always-personal mobile experiences; and a broad transition from analog to digital imaging and printing across the consumer, commercial and industrial markets.
At the same time, Hurd has improved HP's operating efficiency and execution as well as its financial performance and customer focus. The result has been increasing growth and profitability, greater value for shareholders and customers, and a stronger competitive position in global IT markets. Between the company's 2004 and 2008 fiscal years, HP grew revenue from $80 billion to $118.4 billion and more than doubled its earnings per share.
Prior to joining HP, Hurd spent 25 years at NCR Corp., where he held a variety of management, operations, and sales and marketing roles. He was named chief operating officer in 2002 and chief executive officer in 2003. Under his leadership, NCR reignited growth in its core businesses and improved from a net loss of $2.25 per share in 2002 to net income of $3.03 in 2004.
Hurd is additionally a member of the News Corp. board of directors. He earned a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1979 from Baylor University. The funds raised from the CEO Coach of the Year dinner will support the AFCF's education initiatives through the American Football Coaches Association's publications, website and national convention. More than 6,000 football coaches from all levels attend the national convention, and more than 10,000 football coaches globally benefit through personal, technical and leadership development. Because of The Foundation, football coaches on all levels nationwide pay minimal membership dues and are never charged a convention fee.
The AFCF, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization was established by the American Football Coaches Association in 1998 to fund its education mission. Its specific responsibility is to seek contributions from a broad range of donors – friends, businesses, corporations, foundations and trusts, to support and implement existing AFCA educational programs; and, to develop exciting and dynamic new initiatives that will serve the coaches, the student-athletes, and the schools they represent. Contributions generated by The Foundation will ensure that the coaching community will continue to have the finest possible professional development and educational tools, now and in the future.
AFCF CONTACT: Vince Thompson, Director of Media Relations (254) 754-9900


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I'm a country and western fan. When I retired out of the military, my walk-off-the-stage song was, "Mud on the Tires" by Brad Paisley. Nothing gets the emotions going better than a good country song.
Go ahead. Judge me. But even if you are a Lady Gaga fan you have to admit country music has some pretty cool song titles. "Drop Kick Me Jesus Through the Goal Posts of Life" (by Bobby Bare) is one that kind of jumps out at you. So does I'm "Much Too Young to be Feeling This Damn Old" (by Garth Brooks).
If I were a country song writer, I would write a song called, "I'm Too Lazy to be This Dang Busy." And it would be good because it would be from the heart.
Because deep down inside I am a lazy, lazy man. I am happy doing nothing. Sitting in a rocking chair on the porch with nothing to do is about as close to nirvana as you can get, if you ask me.
The Navy forced me to suppress my laziness. There were rules that prevented me from sleeping in late. Rules that told me where I needed to be, and when I needed to be there. Rules that forbade us from taking nooners.
So when I retired and entered the less structured world of cartooning, I was ready to embrace the laziness within. I was ready to nurture it, to watch it flourish and develop into a butterfly of idleness. But over the years – and much to my dismay – the pace of life didn't slow at all. Rather, it actually picked up. To my horror, I found myself engaged in more and more activities and projects, and each year it just got worse. Now, a few years after stepping out of the uniform, I'm as busy as I was when I was on active duty.
That wasn't supposed to happen.
Someone once said that retirement is having nothing to do and not enough time to do it. I don't know who said that, but he was wise. And I'll bet he was lazy too. Lazy men understand the agony of longing for – but never reaching – the heady heights of sluggardness because there is too much stuff to get done.
I would write a song about all this, except I don't have any musical talent. And even if I did, I don't have the time. And even if I could rearrange my schedule, I'm too lazy to do anything about it.
Maybe Brad Paisley can do something with it.


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When a New Jersey lawyer named Philip received legal papers last year informing him that his former psychologist's practice was suing him over an unpaid bill, he was initially upset they could not work out a payment arrangement outside of court.
It was only later…that he scanned the papers again and realized…(that)…Short Hills Associates…the psychology group to which he'd confided his innermost feelings…had included his mental health diagnosis and treatments he received in publicly filed court documents…Philip, who requested his last name not be used to protect his privacy, said he felt "betrayed" by his psychologist…
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), allows health providers to sue patients over unpaid debts, but requires that they disclose only the minimum information necessary to pursue them. Still, the law has many loopholes. One is that HIPAA covers only providers who submit data electronically – and apparently Short Hills Associates does not. Doctors who still rely on paper records and paper bills – or clients who pay cash – are not subject to the law….
Some mental health practitioners expressed outrage that Short Hills Associates had revealed patients' private information as part of suing them for payment. "That's just horrendous," said Deborah Peel, a Texas psychiatrist who is founder and chair of Patient Privacy Rights, a group that advocates for patient privacy. "I have never heard of anything that bad and I've been practicing for like 40 years."
Alan Nessman, the senior special counsel of the American Psychological Association, said…the organization would typically recommend against including patients' diagnoses and a list of procedures as part of collection suits because it "may be more than the minimum disclosure necessary to obtain payment" under HIPAA and the group's ethics code.
In November 2014…Philip's lawyer, obtained a judge's order directing that the bill detailing his diagnosis and treatment codes be replaced with a document in which that information was redacted. Nevertheless, a spokesman for the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs said the inclusion of diagnostic codes in lawsuits did not violate any regulations or statutes for the State Board of Psychological Examiners.
Philip's lawyer…said he was particularly concerned about minors whose patient information was exposed. "When they're grown up, want to get a job with the FBI or the U.S. attorney's office, they conduct very thorough background checks…It could be used to prevent someone from getting a job one day."
Philip filed a complaint in March with the Office for Civil Rights of the federal Department of Health and Human Services, the agency that enforces HIPAA. It included details on his case and others. In August, the agency wrote back to say it was "closing this complaint with no further action."
A spokeswoman for the office said the agency "closed this case because we determined that Short Hills Associates…is not a HIPAA-covered entity, and therefore we have no jurisdiction to investigate or take any action on the complaint."


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Your child's baby teeth serve a number of functions for your growing child. The baby teeth promote the growth and development of the facial structures, assist in nutrition (proper chewing and eating), speech and appearance, as well as provide space and guidance for developing permanent teeth.
The anterior or front baby teeth are usually lost between 5 and 7 years of age; however, the posterior or back baby teeth are not lost until ages 10 to 13. If a cavity is left untreated in a baby tooth it can spread to additional baby teeth as well as the newly developing permanent tooth. At times, if the decay is great enough, severe infection of the face, head and neck can occur. Maintaining a clean mouth and addressing cavities in the baby teeth will give the incoming permanent teeth the best chance for being healthy and strong.


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This week on The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show, Jeff talks to competitive gamer and multiple fighting game champion Justin Wong. They talk about how he got started in the world of competitive gaming, the difference between a professional gamer and a button masher and the different fighting games that have come out.
Here are two quotes from the episode that is going to K.O. your hesitancy to listen to this episode, in case you haven't already stopped reading this and started listening to the episode:
"Wolverine is an aggressive character. The game developers made the characters based on their personalities. So if you watch the X-men movies or series, you see Wolverine jump in and try to kill everyone before anyone else has a chance to jump in and do anything, and that is also how he is in Marvel vs. Capcom, a completely aggressive character that just stay next to you and pressure you until he wins." – Justin Wong on the thematic connection that exists in the character design for Marvel vs. Capcom 3
"It's one of those iconic moments in competitive gaming that you want to remember. I was very happy about it, because in my opinion, the game community was sort of dying back in 2004 because people weren't taking the games serious, but that clip motivated everyone to come back to the scene and play again." – Justin Wong on the impact of the popular Justin Vs. Daigo Street Fighter 3 clip that you can view here:
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