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Robots are about to go into disguise on a massive scale. Hasbro and Jagex announced that they have joined forces to bring gamers a new form of adventure for the popular Transformers franchise, as an MMO is slated to go live around the world in 2012.
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TRANSFORMERS is one of the most iconic brands in the world and we are delighted to team up with Hasbro in order to bring our shared vision to reality, ... There is a huge appetite for an online TRANSFORMERS game and we will utilize every bit of our development and publishing expertise to deliver a dynamic and action-packed game that TRANSFORMERS fans will find irresistible.See, heres the thing: MMO games can go one of two ways, its either going to be a real game like FireFall or its going to be some browser-based semi-game like Wakfu or Guns of Icarus. Now, in the case of the latter games they arent bad per se, but they arent real games either. If its a browser-based title then itll end up being a casual pseudo-game. Lets hope this Transformers title will be a bigger, badder version of Transformers: War for Cybertron now that would rock as an MMO.
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Is it possible to have a 3 pane vertical view since widescreens are so common today. Here is a mock up pic of it someone posted.
Will this feature be coming soon? Or am I overlooking it somewhere?
Is it possible to have a 3 pane vertical view since widescreens are so common today. Here is a mock up pic of it someone posted.
Will this feature be coming soon? Or am I overlooking it somewhere?
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That mockup is actually a 4-pane view. For our next major release (6.0), we will give the user the option of having the reading pane on the right rather than at the bottom. The need for a fourth pane has been obviated by the list view which expands conversations inline.
Bug 14863 – Three pane view - Vertical (preview pane right)
I have just finished successfully installing and testing the latest open source version after getting my questions answered. I LOVE IT!
But I really like the three pane version too (what is the fourth? I don't see it.)
So, my question is this, how easy will it be to upgrade to version 6 when it comes out? Assuming a perfect install of the OS and Zimbra with no customizations, should it be a slam dunk?
I've just started using ZD 1.0.3. I'm switching from Postbox which I switched to from Outlook at the beginning of the year, and it is so refreshing to see an email client that a) has the important features in the first place, and b) doesn't feel that ease of use and power are incompatible concepts.
The one thing I'm trying to figure out right now is this three-pane view. I know it's in ZCS 6.0, but I don't see it here yet. How does it work in terms of ZCS features moving to ZD? Just a time issue, or are the development tracks pretty different? And if it is just a time issue, is there any schedule associated with that?
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My wedding is in 29 days and I have yet to come up with ideas as to how to decorate my reception. We are having both the ceremony and reception at my mother-in-law's church. The reception is in their "hall" which is actually a basketball court with a stage and kitchen (which our caterer will use).
HOW DO I DECORATE A BASKETBALL COURT!? I want the reception to tie in with the rest of the wedding, which is elegant and classic. So far we have candles, candle holders and marbles to go in the candle holders. That is it as far as decorating goes. How can I turn this basketball court into an elegant wedding reception?
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Basically, you want to draw the eye away from the basketball court. To do this, you have to create other focal points. My first suggestion would be to use a tent. However this would depend on your budget.
Another option would be to use tall columns and drapery creating a 'room' or several 'rooms.' You could have these over the dance floor, over the food, and over the seating. If you're looking for something with a little more nature, create groupings of plants around your reception areas (dance floor, seating, buffet, etc.)
Use ferns, hosta, liriope, and shrubs. These can often be rented from a garden center. You'll need decorative containers to hide the grower's pots as well. Here's a photo of one such grouping we created. This was for an outdoor wedding, but you could easily move it indoors.
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Cheryl Gillan gave her first hint that something was amiss on Twitter.
On Monday night, as David Cameron's cabinet reshuffle got underway, she changed her Twitter profile - removing a reference to her being Welsh Secretary.
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After a stressful year in the DCMS, Jeremy Hunt moves from Culture to Health, replacing Andrew Lansley.
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Maria Miller has taken up the DCMS job after Jeremy Hunt moved to the Department of Health. Miller is one of the few new faces in the cabinet.
Greening, who has been subject to plenty of rumours since her fallout over a potential third Heathrow runway. Greening was in No 10 for over an hour on Tuesday, presumably arguing her case and battling to stay in the cabinet. She will now take over Andrew Mitchell's spot at DfID.
McLoughlin, who has spent the past two years handling backbench rebels as Chief Whip, moves to the DfT, taking over from under-pressure Justine Greening. Greening has yet to be moved.
Warsi, one of the earlest victims of the reshuffle, has been ousted as party co-chairman and is to be replaced by Grant Shapps. Warsi instead moves to to the Foreign Office as a junior minister, while also working as faith and communities minister.
Shapps, who was the housing minister, is bumped up to party chairman, taking over from the demoted Sayeeda Warsi.
Spelman leaves her post, to be replaced by the former Northern Ireland secretary Owen Paterson.
Despite recently setting in motion huge overhauls to the NHS, Lansley has been moved to fill Sir George Young's spot as Leader of the House. Jeremy Hunt will succeed him in the Department of Health.
Theresa Villiers, who gave nothing away as she approached Parliament with a wide smile on her face on Tuesday, replaces Owen Paterson. Paterson has moved to Defra.
Cheryl Gillan was one name always likely to be taken off the list, and she is replaced by David Jones, who served beneath her as a Minister for Wales.
Andrew Mitchell has moved moved from the Department for International Development to the role of Chief Whip, replacing Patrick McLoughlin.
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I had never seen this particular twist to a group-exercise thing.
Class members followed the leader while tethered to their own cable machines they call "towers." John Verd, personal trainer and owner of GamePlan Fitness, a Ballard training boutique, led the participants through a series of movements using the free-standing devices, officially known as FreeMotion Cable Columns. The idea behind the class was to incorporate group motivation with resistance training while improving strength, flexibility and cardiovascular conditioning.
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Verd led exercisers through motions that replicated soccer kicks, an overhand throw, a batting swing, a ski push. The idea behind the device, and others like it, is to train the body through full ranges of motion.
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I like any program that pushes functional fitness — the way we move in real life. Too many people, especially guys, pump weights because they think the mirror will love them more. Too few get into weight training as a means to improve how they move. That's where a balanced approach comes in.
Cable-based movement training has been around awhile, and has limitations; it can be a bit awkward. But with proper form and creativity, the workouts can challenge. Verd and Chris Kirchoff, another GamePlan personal trainer, like to incorporate balancing devices, like a fitness ball or wobbly board, to focus more on stabilizing core muscles.
Kirchoff started incorporating the device in a group setting and noticed unspoken motivation.
"The group of women I have trained has completed triathlons, century races and now half marathons," she says. "It was the type of training and the group environment that has really helped their success."
While classes may help motivate some, anyone can benefit from cables, usually costing no more than $20, in their own home.
Woodinville-based Precor last year introduced the S3.23 Functional Strength Trainer, which, like the device GamePlan uses, emphasizes fluid, natural motion. The S3.23 is a freestanding device that enables resistance exercise through multiple planes of motion. Like the Free Motion device, the S3.23 is compact and features an adjustable cable-and-pulley system that makes it simple to incorporate exercises while moving, standing or sitting on an exercise ball. It retails for more than $2,600.
Resistance cable training shouldn't replace fuller workouts such as thoughtful weight-training sessions, a run or yoga. But if you're pressed for time, at least it incorporates a well-rounded exercise in a short time.
Here are some simple movements you can do with resistance cables. As always, think form first:
Wood chop: Stand parallel to where your cable is anchored. If it is anchored low, pull the handle up from about your back knee to your front shoulder, rising from a squat as you do. Keep your front arm fairly stiff because you want to recruit your core muscles, hips, shoulders and upper back to do the work. Your front foot should be slightly in front of your body.
If your cable is tethered high, you can reverse this movement, working down from the back shoulder to the front hip. Use your abs and hips. Cable-pulley machines enable you to make the moves much more difficult. Just make sure you can handle the weights gracefully.
The Jab: Turn your back to the pulley source while grabbing a handle in each hand. Keep hands at chin level and shoulder width. Throw a jab while pivoting your lead foot and hip forward a bit. Keep your abs contracted and exhale on each imaginary strike. Do both sides.
Round Kick: Stand with your back to the source, but one leg closer to it than the other. Use a cuff to attach the cable to your back ankle. Keeping your hands up in a boxing pose, bring the back knee up to 90 degrees, rotating hips and kick about stomach-high. Stand on a wobbly surface or increase the tempo to make it harder.
Stability Ball Side Plank: Lie on one side atop the ball. Spread your feet slightly to give yourself a more solid base. Hold the handle in your top hand with elbow bent. Then extend your elbow by pushing the handle over your head. To make it more difficult, raise your top leg.
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BERKELEY - The Cal baseball team (17-20, 6-10) received outstanding pitching from freshman right-hander Ryan Mason, sophomore second baseman Brenden Farney had a key two-run double and junior designated hitter Devon Rodriguez hit a two-run homer as the Golden Bears gave head coach David Esquer his 400th career victory with a 4-2 win over Washington State (18-17, 5-8) Friday night (April 19) at Evans Diamond.
Mason improved his record to 5-2 by pitching 6.0 innings with six hits, one run, no walks and four strikeouts. Sophomore second baseman Farney gave Cal its initial spark when he hit a two-run double in the third inning off of Cougar sophomore left-hander Joe Pistorese (4-3), who threw a complete game (8.0 innings) with eight hits, two earned runs, no walks and 11 strikeouts.
The Bears upped their lead to 4-0 when junior catcher Andrew Knapp had a one out single down the right field line, followed by Rodriguez's two-run line drive homer over the right field fence.
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Esquer captured his 400th career win (400-358-2) in his 14th season directing the Cal program, which includes a National Coach of the Year honor and a College World Series appearance in 2011.
"Our starting pitching by Ryan Mason was the key to our win tonight," said Esquer. "Ryan got us going and then Brenden Farney was able to get that two-run double to give us some runs and some momentum. As far as my 400th win, every coach knows that it is good players who provide you with the victories. If you stick around long and have the number of good players we have had in the program, you are going to get your wins."
Cal will next host Washington State in the second game of the three-game series, Saturday, April 20 at 6 p.m. at Evans Diamond. On Saturday night the Golden Bears will also be honoring Cal's 1988 College World Series team that featured future Major League standouts Jeff Kent and Darren Lewis. The '88 team, coached by Bob Milano and captained by Darryl Vice and John Correa, finished the season 40-25 and earned the school's fourth appearance in the CWS and was one of only three Golden Bear teams to win 40 or more games in a single season.


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Citrus Red Mite
Scientific Name: Panonychus citri
(Reviewed 9/08, updated 9/08, corrected 6/13)
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Description of the Pest
Adult female citrus red mites are oval and globular; the male is smaller and has a tapered abdomen. Each female lays 20 to 50 eggs at a rate of 2 to 3 a day, depositing them on both sides of leaves. The life cycle from egg to egg may be as short as 12 days during warm weather.
Populations increase in spring, late summer, and early fall in response to new growth; citrus red mites prefer to feed on fully expanded young leaves but will also infest fruit.
On leaves, citrus red mite feeding results in a pale stippling visible primarily on the upper surface of the leaf. In severe infestations, the stippling enlarges to dry necrotic areas (commonly called mesophyll collapse). Eventually, leaves may drop and twigs dieback. Stippling or silvering also occurs on green fruit but usually disappears when fruit change color. If large populations feed on nearly mature fruit, the silvering may persist. High populations can also cause fruit sunburn if hot weather is occurring. During fall Santa Ana winds, low levels of citrus red mite can cause a blasting or burning of foliage and leaf drop in coastal and southern California growing areas.
Citrus red mite is more of a problem when trees are water stressed and conditions are hot and dry. Research on San Joaquin Valley navels and coastal lemons showed citrus can tolerate much higher populations than previously thought and treatment is not normally required in healthy orchards under a biologically based IPM program. Populations tend to be heavier in spring and fall, especially in orchards where natural enemies are destroyed by the use of broad-spectrum insecticides such as formetanate hydrochloride (Carzol) or methidathion (Supracide). Monitor orchards and use narrow range selective miticides whenever possible.
Biological Control
Predaceous mites, predaceous insects, and a virus are important in regulating citrus red mite populations. The most important natural enemy is the predaceous mite (Euseius tularensis). These beneficial mites can establish their populations before citrus red mites are numerous because they have alternate food sources (pollen, citrus thrips larvae, leaf sap, nectar, and honeydew). They mainly attack immature stages of the citrus red mite. The female of both species is about the same size as the female citrus red mite but is pear-shaped, shiny, and translucent. Predator eggs are clear, oval, and about twice the size of citrus red mite eggs. Eggs hatch and develop into adults in about 8 days.
Other predators of the citrus red mite include a small black lady beetle (Stethorus picipes), a predaceous dustywing (Conwentzia barretti), and the sixspotted thrips (Scolothrips sexmaculatus). In addition, a disease caused by a virus specific to citrus red mite is widespread in citrus-growing areas. The disease becomes epidemic under warm, moderately dry conditions when mite populations are high and can rapidly reduce the mite population. Symptoms of virus-infected mites include stiff movements, legs curled under the body, and subsequent disintegration of the body. If diseased mites are mounted on a slide and examined under a polarizing microscope, internal crystals that shine in the polarized light are evident.
Besides predators and the virus, hot temperatures (above 90°F) and low humidity also reduce citrus red mite populations.
Cultural Control
Mites increase their reproduction on water-stressed trees. Good irrigation reduces red mite outbreaks. Water roads to limit dust buildup, which also promotes mites.
Organically Acceptable Methods
Cultural and biological controls and petroleum oil sprays are acceptable on organically managed citrus.
Miticides available for controlling citrus red mite (bearing orchards only) include acequinocyl (Kanemite), dicofol (Dicofol), fenbutatin oxide (Vendex), hexythiazox (Onager), oil, propargite (Omite), pyridaben (Nexter), and spirodiclofen (Envidor). For nonbearing orchards only, bifenazate (Acramite) and etoxazole (Zeal) can be used.
Of these miticides, some are more selective than others. Acequinocyl, bifenazate, fenbutatin oxide, and oil have the least effect of all on natural enemies, including predatory mites, but they also provide a shorter period of control of pest mites. Dicofol, etoxazole, hexythiazox, propargite, pyridaben, and spirodiclofen are of intermediate selectivity because they impact both pest mites and predatory mites for up to 6 weeks but have minimal impact on beneficial insects such as lacewings, lady beetles, and Aphytis melinus, which help control caterpillars, scale, thrips, and other pests.
Monitoring and Treatment Decisions
In February in the San Joaquin Valley, survey each orchard to determine if mites are present. Scan several leaves per tree at various sites, and use a hand lens to check a few leaves for eggs and immatures. In southern California and coastal areas, depending on the local situation, consider monitoring beginning in late summer.
Monitoring in the San Joaquin Valley
In March, or as soon as mites are detectible, begin monitoring by collecting a total of 100 fully expanded leaves from throughout the orchard. Select leaves from just inside the shady region of the tree. Using this sample:
In San Joaquin Valley navel oranges, economic loss will not occur if citrus red mite densities do not exceed eight mature females per leaf by 2 to 4 weeks after petal fall. Vigorous, well-irrigated trees can tolerate more. Low-to-moderate populations are considered to be beneficial as they provide food for natural enemies. High temperatures and virus reduce mite populations in June and July and no treatment is generally required during summer.
In orchards where nonselective pesticides have destroyed natural enemies, treatments may be required in spring to prevent excessive mite populations at petal fall. Use the application times listed in the following table when applying oil sprays.
Monitoring in Southern California and Coastal Areas
Spring and summer populations of citrus red mite generally do not require regular monitoring or treatment. Fall populations can be very damaging in conjunction with the Santa Ana winds if naturally occurring control is upset by nonselective pesticides or dust. About every 2 weeks in late summer, monitor orchards as described above for the San Joaquin Valley. Consider applying a treatment before Santa Ana conditions if there are more than eight to ten citrus red mites per leaf.
In southern California and coastal areas, spring and summer populations of citrus red mite do not require treatment, but fall populations can be very damaging in conjunction with the Santa Ana winds if naturally occurring control is upset by nonselective pesticides or dust. Begin monitoring orchards in late summer, and consider applying a treatment before Santa Ana conditions if there are more than eight to ten citrus red mites per leaf.
Use of Oils
Extensive research on the use of oil sprays against various mite and scale insects has resulted in the development of recommendations that use specific rates and timing of treatments on different varieties of citrus in different regions of California in order to achieve expected pest control and limit the potential for leaf or fruit drop or fruit damage as a result of phytotoxicity. The narrow range 415, 440, and 455 oils were specifically developed for use in California to limit these concerns. Precautions for using petroleum spray oils are listed at the beginning of this guideline. Because mites are on the outside of the tree and sprayed with outside coverage, risks of phytotoxicity from oil are less than with a scale application. For additional information, see Managing Insects and Mites with Spray Oils.
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Based on Lucía Puenzo's fifth novel, translated to over fifteen languages, the story follows Josef Mengele, the "Angel of Death," a German SS officer and a physician at the Auschwitz concentration camp, in the years he spent "hiding" in South America following his escape from Germany. Mengele was considered to be one of WWII's most heinous Nazi war criminals. It is widely speculated that Mengele continued his human experimentation after he fled from Germany, including during his years in South America. Puenzo's thriller follows an Argentinian family who befriend and entrust their young daughter to his care, not knowing that they are harboring one of the most dangerous criminals in the world. At the same time, Israeli agents are desperately looking to bring The German Doctor to justice.
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Joe Hanson at Itsoktobesmart.com shared this video and it made me laugh. A perfect satire of highly academic explanations.
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Both Hafner and the organization are saying that he is completely healthy and the shoulder problems that have made him an afterthought the past two seasons should not hamper him this year or become a problem. Hafner has fallen so far off radar and expectations are so low that any sort of improvement and health would be a bonus at this point (even at $11.5 million this year). But his ability to draw walks early in spring training, and his two homers on consecutive days have impressed Manager Manny Acta.
Acta spoke about Hafner after yesterday's encouraging performance at the plate:
"We all felt that during the off-season when he was able to start working out earlier than he had the last year or so," said manager Manny Acta, "that this was going to happen."
"When you're not healthy, you probably don't trust your hands as much as when you're 100 percent," said Acta. "It takes away your ability to take pitches that are close to the zone.
"I think he started [taking pitches] early in camp. He just didn't show the power. But he was taking pitches close to the strike zone.
"Now the power has showed up. One thing leads to the other."
I understand these are the sort of optimistic platitudes that we have heard many times before. Two homers in two days are encouraging, but it is definitely premature to say that the "power has showed up." Every year fans can read too much into spring training statistics and every year several writers continually remind us that stats in spring training are rarely predictive of future regular season productivity.
But there has also been little written or said about the shoulder this spring which is a little bit of a change in tone when it comes to Hafner's health. The past couple years we would constantly hear about different percentages of shoulder strength and how Pronk was working out away from the team on different fields trying to get his mysterious loss of shoulder strength back in shape. There were always different schedules such as 1 day in the lineup, 2 days out of the lineup. We have not heard that similar concern coming from Goodyear this season.
Hafner had 338 ABs last season and showed flashes here and there. But the shoulder was still a constant issue and Hafner, who does not play the field at all, was unable to consistently hit in the lineup. Pronk's contract is obviously ugly as he is owed $11.5 million in 2010, $13 million in 2011 and $13 million in 2012. One has to regard Acta's comments with skepticism because we have heard it before. But money and expectations aside, his spring training is at least an improvement over last year in Arizona and the shoulder does appear to be in better shape.


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It took a while to get used to, but now its pretty standard to see people lining up outside the restaurant before it opens at 7 am, says Pawan Uppal, executive sous-chef at The All American Diner, an old habitue of Delhis early risers and diners. While earlier, the American eatery at the India Habitat Centre was one among the handful of restaurants in the Capital to serve breakfast (the others being Saravana Bhavan and other such regional Indian restaurants), the last few months have seen a mushrooming of breakfast menus from Khan Market (which has Smoke House Deli, The Blue Door Cafe and others) to Chanakyapuri (with the likes of Andhra Bhavan and The Qube), and most with mushrooms actually on the menu.
Earlier, there were certain rules while eating out for breakfast in Delhi. While Indian breakfast staples (from aloo ka paratha to idli-dosas) were dished out by the bhavans, the pricier continental fare was dispensed by the five-star hotel coffee shops. Today, the restaurant options are myriad, as are the available dishes. Quick-service restaurants such as McDonalds, Dunkin Donuts and Subway are also pulling out all the stops to tap into the breakfast market, opening shops at 8am and introducing various dishes to start the day on.
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Last year's The A-Team suffered lousy reviews from critics who clearly wanted more from a movie based on a 1980s television show. While director Joe Carnahan and his cast didn't make an Oscar winner, the movie was enjoyable enough for those that didn't think the movie had to re-invent the action movie. It seems the biggest crime The A-Team perpetrated was not making enough money.
During an Empire webchat, A-Team actor Bradley Cooper responded to a question about whether a sequel was in the works.
I loved [the movie] too. But unfortunately, outside of you, a few of your friends and myself, there just wasn't enough revenue to supply a second installment of that franchise.
For those that love numbers, The A-Team was made for $110 million, certainly a substantial investment on the part of 20th Century Fox. The movie made only $77 million in the U.S., and another $100 million overseas, which does leave a $67 million profit, were it not for the money Fox spent on advertising.
So what went wrong? In an interview with MTV last year, Carnahan explained what he felt went wrong with The A-Team.
What I think ultimately happened — because it was kind of a marketing misstep — is that people who should have seen that film in theaters didn't because they thought it was maybe corny or campy or whatever. The people that weren't a fan of the show thought it was corny and stayed away thinking it wouldn't be anything other than that. What it is, though, is a lot different. I think in addition to having really great action in it, it's got this real heart to it. And I'd love to do it again, just to work with those four guys and have that kind of fun. I mean, I had a blast making that movie.
Liam Neeson had a different theory, telling Den of Geek last month that he thought the timing of The A-Team's release was all wrong.
Yeah, I thought it was a really good movie, you know? And thought it would've done much, much better at the box office in America, but the studio released it the day after the World Cup started, and I think that probably affected the overall performance of the film.
The rest of the cast was also open to a sequel, with Neeson saying that "the studios certainly aren't saying no" to a sequel, in sharp contrast to Cooper's more recent statement. Like Cooper, Neeson was open to a sequel.
I personally would love to get on the horse again, you know? With Bradley and Sharlto [Copley] and [Quinton] Rampage [Jackson] — we all would. But with the studios and the studio system it's a question of dollars and cents.
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C14,versus a 10" apo... What will you do?
Posted 21 March 2013 - 10:27 PM
- Jim
Posted 21 March 2013 - 11:02 PM
Posted 22 March 2013 - 08:26 AM
I know this is the Cat forum but it is surprising to me as well as noted before, many would opt for the 30% obstructed commercial mirror over a handmade work of art with no obstruction, no diffraction, perfect images. Of course the mounting issue is not at all practiclal in fact almost... insur-mountable.
One reason might be because that the cat would be a good bit more maneagable than the large refractor. Personally, I'd take a 8" SCT or Dob over an 8" refractor, no matter how good it was - any day, hands down, not look back....
Posted 22 March 2013 - 11:47 AM
I know this is the Cat forum but it is surprising to me as well as noted before, many would opt for the 30% obstructed commercial mirror over a handmade work of art with no obstruction, no diffraction, perfect images. Of course the mounting issue is not at all practiclal in fact almost... insur-mountable.
Posted 22 March 2013 - 08:37 PM
First, you're comparing an off-the-shelf SC to a hand built refractor. This is a common comparison, one I could never understand.
Now, let's get Mike Lockwood to make us a hand figured primary and secondary mirror to the very best of his ability...maybe Mike's best mirrors ever! And we'll also get Mike to figure the corrector as closely matched to these mirrors as his prolific skills will allow.
Now, let's make sure that the OTA has active cooling. And let's make sure that the tolerances of the mirror riding on the baffle tube is incredibly tight, to the point that the lube is specially formulated so that it can be very slippery but the amount of lube is only a few microns. And the focusing mechanism is extremely rigid to limit image shift to virtually nothing.
Ok...now we would have a fair comparison in optics, mechanics and price.
+1... NOW your talking comparison!!!
Posted 22 March 2013 - 09:58 PM
First, you're comparing an off-the-shelf SC to a hand built refractor. This is a common comparison, one I could never understand.
Hi David,
The comparison to a stock C14 was intentional as an optimized one to your spec (which Is a nice spec) doesn't really speak for the instrument on its own out of the - real world - box (as most people would use it). It is that the instrument is nt a custom product and is readily available at a fantastic price that makes it the contender it is. I didn't see the c14 as a mass market whipping post but rather the possibility in this hypothetical that off the shelf it is better for a variety of objects. It'd be gangbusters to be sure with all those custom fabricated optics but the achievement here is in the success of the instrument with out it.
Posted 22 March 2013 - 10:35 PM
Posted 23 March 2013 - 05:54 AM
I'd take a 7" apo over a C14, does that count? Never been a fan of those short, stubby looking things aside from small Maks. Although, to be fair I've never seen the views through an Edge HD.
I had owned and frequently used two different C8s (an orange good one, and later on a "so,so" black Powerstar one) for over 20 years.
Meanwhile, for the last twenty years, I've had (amongst other scopes) two good 4-inch apos (at first the Vixen Fl-102 and after that a perfect Tak FCT-100). Instead of a C8 I now have a Mewlon-180 delivering at least the same performance as the better of my past C8s, and I'm using it on fainter galaxies, GCs and PNs.
So I believe to have "the best of both worlds" within my weight-class (terrace, no permanent mount plus problems with my disks).
If I had to decide for just one scope, the one which would stay would be the 4-inch apo. - It may show less than the 7-inch-DK on the objects mentioned above, but what it shows is (comparatively independent from seeing conditions) of outstanding contrast and beauty! Through the SCs or MCs or Casses I have always felt like looking at kind of nice pictures, while the Apo seems to show me "the real thing". This may sound magic, but nevertheless in my case is the case ...
Thus, my decades of observing with apochromatic refractors (AND reflectors) somehow must have spoilt me irreversibly .
OTOH, I'm still happy to own both!
Conclusion: When now thinking of scaling up both of the above scopes by the same factor of 2 there results exactly a proportional pair of a hypothetical 14-inch DK/SC versus an 8-inch Fluorite triplet refractor... => Personally, I'd prefer that one.
Posted 25 March 2013 - 03:48 AM
A couple of weeks ago, Roland Christen posted an interesting discussion on the largest practical size for APO refractors using current design technology. In particular, he said that for a 10" APO triplet, it was impossible to get visual colors to come to the same focus, while also correcting for spherical aberration. This discussion was in the context of why a 10" Mak-Cass was putting up better views side-by-side than a 10" APO at a particular star party.
Can you, please, give a direct link to this discussion where Roland said such things?
Posted 25 March 2013 - 04:02 AM
Posted 25 March 2013 - 06:16 AM
Posted 25 March 2013 - 09:49 AM
I remember that Astronomic selling 254mm (10") F9 OTA for $39,999....just tube!!!!! If I can afford it and I wouldnt buy it. Meade 16" SCT!
That would look impressive set up in the living room.
Posted 25 March 2013 - 12:58 PM
Can you, please, give a direct link to this discussion where Roland said such things?
It was in a conversation on the AP-UG forum. Here is the direct link to his quote (which I paraphrased).
Posted 25 March 2013 - 01:15 PM
If I bought a 10" APO, I would need to take out a loan for my divorce attorney. My APO and I would most likely have to get an apartment somewhere - but at least we'd be together.
FYI there are A LOT more women than 10" APOs out there...just sayin'...
Posted 25 March 2013 - 05:41 PM
If I bought a 10" APO, I would need to take out a loan for my divorce attorney. My APO and I would most likely have to get an apartment somewhere - but at least we'd be together.
FYI there are A LOT more women than 10" APOs out there...just sayin'...
Go Blue, beat Kansas!
Posted 26 March 2013 - 12:43 AM
I have to live with this set up in our permanent observatory. While I have been known to be very happy when using friends TAK Mewlon 300 There are not any telescopes I have found that out perform it. My friends 10" F15 Zeiss will but it has not been setup in years now. Personally I guess you have no idea what a 9" AP can do until the seeing lets the scope cut loose and hold Mars or Saturn at 700 power for an hour or two. After this happens a few times, coupled with the resolution that the triplet produces a truck load of C-14s and a gun could not get this scope out of my observatory...
Clint and Philo With the Pearl At CSPAMP VI Mnt Pinos
Posted 26 March 2013 - 11:46 AM
So me, I'd take the apo and sell it. Then I would buy a 6" apo, C14 EdgeHD, C8 EdgeHD, 12.5" Teeter/Zambuto Planet Killer, AND a Teeter/Lightholder 20" f/3.5 decked out with a motor drive. You'd still have money left over for a very nice mount for the refractor and SCT's. $50,000 can still buy a lot
Posted 26 March 2013 - 02:47 PM
Posted 27 March 2013 - 11:36 AM
That would be my choice over these other two.
In fact, it is my choice. I have been wanting one for two years now.
Reflectors rule.
Posted 28 March 2013 - 12:26 AM
Posted 28 March 2013 - 06:51 AM
Since it's "free" I would have it custom painted white with a blue back and highlights. That way when its sitting in storage it looks like R2-D2.
Posted 28 March 2013 - 03:44 PM
Posted 28 March 2013 - 09:09 PM
If I'm not picking up the tab, the 10" Apo...the APM/LZOS 254mm f/9 is my "dream" scope". But at 42,773 euros ($55,177 US) it is unattainable by mere mortals. Not only the cost of the scope, but you'll spend a hefty percentage of that price getting a first rate mount and accessories; and of course it cries out for an observatory. So even if you got the scope free, you'll be dropping 50k for other stuff. At least I could use my TEC 140 as a wide field finder
Clear Skies,
Pfft... CLEARLY a grab-n-go type of instrument for small, wild star parties with lots of little kids running around loaded up on sugar.
Seriously though, I was pondering this as I started to read the thread. Then I tried to visualize a 10" APO. Now that I've seen this pic the first thing that popped in my mind was "Holy ____, that is rediculous!" I would just love one peep through that sucker, but I'd have the fear of god in me owning one.
Posted 29 March 2013 - 02:46 AM
Based on cost-efficiency-ratio, and if I were not a rich institution, I would certainly never buy an apo > 6 inches. And without permanent mount plus housing, not even an apo > 5 inches.
Question from my side: Are modern C14s ventilated nowadays? And has QC been substantially improved compared to yesterday?
=> If not, I wouldn't either ever buy a C14, be it EDG or SCF (strongly curved field), thank you.
Posted 29 March 2013 - 04:49 AM
Hopefully the gifts would contain the proviso of being used not sold for profit :o
I would get the 10" APO and sell it. Then I would invest the money on a remote observatory and all the equipment needed for that.


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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: 81-G-12
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Dennis W. O'Leary
Affiliate Investigator(s): Bonnie McGregor - USGS-Miami, FL
Information Specialist(s):
Data Type(s): Location-Elevation: Navigation, Seismics: Air Gun / Water Gun, Seismics: Sparker, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler, Sonar: Sidescan, Sonar: Single Beam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Conduct high-resolution mid-range sidescan sonar and single-channel seismic profile surveys of the continental slope around Atlantis to Alvin and Lydonia to Oceanographer Submarine Canyons near lease-sale blocks.
Start Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
End Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
Start Date: 1981-07-27
End Date: 1981-08-17
Equipment Used: 3.5 kHz, 12 kHz, Air gun, Sparker system, Single channel hydrophone, SeaMARC sidescan sonar system, Loran-C
Information to be Derived:
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: The electric motor for the winch caught fire on July 28th after 7 hours of use. Nearly 1,400 m of cable and gear were over the side at the time. Dave Twichell on M/V WHITEFOOT was conducting a survey not far from the GYRE; the WHITEFOOT rendezvoused with GYRE on the night of July 28 to provide us with spare blocks and hawser to facilitate recovery of the cable. We thereupon spent 38 hours hauling in the cable by means of a deck capstan, mooring hawser, and two blocks. The cable was brought in 3 m per pull and hand spooled on the cable drum. On July 31st R/V GYRE returned to Woods Hole to have the electric motor rebuilt. On August 3rd, the survey resumed along the slope in the Atlantis-Alvin Canyons area. About 100 km of image data were collected before a hydraulic pump on the winch failed. On August 5th the gear was brought on board by the marginally operable winch. R/V GYRE returned to Woods Hole on August 6th for emergency pump repair. By August 8th it was clear to us that no repair could be counted on in the foreseeable future. The majority of the Lamont crew returned to shore and USGS personnel came aboard to help conduct a seismic survey. An excellent seismic survey was completed in 4.7 days using airgun, sparker, and 3.5 kHz profiles at 2 km line spacing. In the remaining 3 days of the survey, an excellent sonar survey of the slope between and adjacent to Atlantic and Alvin Canyons was completed. Sidescan sonar data: 375 km; Seismic profile and 3.5 kHz data: 1,230 km.
Staff: Kathryn Scanlon Catanach, John C., Jr. Hampson, Frank W. Jennings, C. Wesley Lombard, Bonnie McGregor, Dennis W. O'Leary, Carol M. Parmenter, Kenneth E. Parolski
Affiliate Staff:
Notes: Original Center People field contained: Dennis O'Leary - Co-Ch. Sci., Bonnie McGregor - Co-Ch. Sci., Scott Chalker (Aug. 8-17), Robert Douthart, John Hampson, Frank Jennings (Aug. 3-6), Wes Lombard (Aug. 3-6), Carol Parmenter, Kenneth Parolski, Kathy Scanlon, Susan Williams. Original Submitted By field contained: Bonnie McGregor, Dennis O'Leary.
Oceanographer Canyon, Lydonia Canyon, Atlantis Canyon, Alvin Canyon, Georges Bank area, United States, North America, North Atlantic;
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BOSTON With much more to lose in potential injuries than gain with another victory, the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat let their reserves decide the second-to-last game of the regular season.
Rest and recovery were of much greater importance as both teams looked ahead to the postseason and patched together lineups that hardly resembled last year's second-round playoff series.
The result was sloppy at times, but turned into a relatively even matchup before the seldom-used Celtics rallied for a 78-66 win over the starless Heat on Tuesday night.
Sasha Pavlovic led Boston with a season-high 16 points, scoring 12 in the fourth quarter as the Celtics pulled away by shooting 50 percent (11 for 22) in the period and forcing Miami into eight of its season-high 25 turnovers.
"Well, someone had to win the game and we did, which was really nice," Boston coach Doc Rivers said. "You know, these games are still important, probably for both teams."
But not important enough to risk anybody's playoff status.
LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh were out for the Heat. Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett and Rajon Rondo didn't play for the Celtics.
Rivers said Rondo and Garnett should be back in the lineup on Thursday when Boston hosts Milwaukee in the final game of the regular season. By rallying for a win Tuesday, the Celtics - locked into the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference as a division winner - can still get home-court advantage for the first round of the playoffs against Atlanta with another victory on Thursday and a loss by Hawks. Atlanta heads into the season finale with a one-game lead but Boston won the season series.
The Celtics would prefer to open the playoffs on the road with a healthy lineup than be back at home with Rondo (back), Garnett (hip flexor) or Allen (bone spurs) still hobbled by injuries.
"We'll see," Rivers said. "It would be nice to put some more pressure and force Atlanta to have to win."
Anyone who bought a ticket to this game months ago, anticipating an Eastern Conference showdown was disappointed. Instead, it was the Heat JV taking on the Celtics Lite.
Bosh didn't dress again because of a left hamstring strain. James and Wade were still in warmups and didn't come to the bench until after the starting lineups were announced and although they were listed as active, they never entered the game.
Instead of trying to catch Chicago for the top seed in the East, the Heat are now locked in at No. 2.
"We wanted to make sure going into the last week with a quick turnaround that we were ready for this weekend," Miami coach Eric Spoelstra said. "We had legitimate injuries. We weren't just sitting guys."
Dexter Pittman had 12 points, James Jones scored 11 and Udonis Haslem grabbed 13 rebounds for the Heat, whose 25 turnovers were a season high. Miami failed to score 20 in any quarter and had just 16 in each of the final two periods.
"We made too many turnovers and they capitalized on them," Jones said. "We did some good things, but just not enough so we are locked into the second seed and we are focused on trying to correct some of our mistakes as we move into the playoffs."
Marquis Daniels finished with 13 points, Brandon Bass had eight points and eight rebounds for the Celtics. Paul Pierce finished with eight points. He started the game, but sat out the fourth quarter while Pavlovic thrilled the remaining fans as the Celtics improved to 3-1 against the Heat this season.


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Mixed emotions
It was with mixed emotions that I read Gene Edward Veith's column, "Pro-life photography" (Sept. 28). I have seen G.E.'s excellent television commercial and it was refreshing to see such unashamedly pro-life marketing. Yet it was sad to think that it may take the viewing of a 4-D image of her baby to convince a woman contemplating abortion that a human life is indeed growing inside her body. - Nancy Falciola, Pompton Plains, N.J.
Maybe the ultrasound technology soon to be available in malls will show what true scientists have known all along, but will it change the minds of the lawmakers, judges, and academics? People like Carl Sagan think of a fetus as a glob of protoplasm-our sophisticated society seems to prefer the works of Saganic science fiction over the logic of scientists. But truth is stranger than fiction and, apparently for some, harder to believe. - Gardner Koch, Rock Hill, S.D.
Other casualties
Mr. Piper's "That great steel cross" (Sept. 28) did a fine job of putting some aspects of the events of 9/11 into perspective. In the first half of his piece where he lists the other casualties of 2001, however, he should have included the more than 1 million children lost to abortion that year in America alone. We should always count these victims when we speak of people's suffering. - Heather Mumma Harner, York, Pa.
I was delighted to be so spellbound by Andree Seu's description of the knuckleball ("Making a ball 'dance,'" Sept. 21). I find it interesting that people enjoy being mystified (or even inspired) by athletic pursuits, but there is so much more of which to be in awe when we marvel at God's entire creation. Thanks for keeping athletics in perspective. - John Naber, Pasadena, Calif.
Forget the hyphens
In "¡Grande old party!" (Sept. 28), you rightly observe that on many issues Hispanics ought to find the conservative message congenial. But I caution that Republicans will never be able to outdo Democrats in ethnic politics, nor should they try. We already have begun to see disastrous results, with the president proposing to grant amnesty to illegal aliens. Given the GOP's Hispanic outreach, what do you suppose would be the policy position on the elimination of bilingual education or tough border enforcement? Let's stick to treating all Americans as unhyphenated Americans. - Howard Holley, Barnet, Vt.
Heavy kudzu
A few years ago I might have agreed with Mr. Belz's optimism regarding the gospel's "progress and fruit" in his reference to the increasing numbers of homeschoolers, but a recent series of events in my Christian homeschooling association diminished any hopes I had that homeschooling is a bastion of the faith. This year we decided, for the first time, to have all members sign a doctrinal statement. The board of our 200-family association rewrote the statement, taking out the phrase "in three persons" to accommodate a popular member who is a non-Trinitarian. When a handful of parents protested, we were told things like "the Trinity doesn't have anything to do with salvation" and the applicant was "one of the nicest persons I've ever met." Homeschoolers from other parts of the country tell me of similar incidents. One wonders just how much kudzu is in the wheat field. - Mary Marshall Young, Bristol, Tenn.
In Mr. Belz's column, he mentions the "gospel's progress" in light of the "parachurch organizations" being bigger, stronger and more influential. There may be a proliferation in "God talk" but there is none in biblical understanding. Thirty years ago the comment was made that evangelical/conservative Christianity was 3,000 miles wide and a inch thick. It is shallower now than then. - Kenley Leslie, Morgantown, W.Va.
Numbered days
Thank you to Marvin Olasky for his Christian insight in "Calm instead of a storm" (Sept. 28). Recently, I had reached that place where I was asking, "God, where are you?" There is so much evil in our culture and people seem to be so oblivious to all of it. When my anguish comes again, I will try to remember Daniel's writing on the wall-"God has numbered the days of your kingdom and brought it to an end"-and I will hope that end will be partially realized after the election on Nov. 5. - Mary E. Traeger, Forsyth, Mo.
Hard pejoratives
As a Christian faculty member at a public university, I support Lynn Vincent's concerns about mandated diversity indoctrination ("Diversity or else," Sept. 14). Indeed, one measurable outcome of the emphasis on cultural inclusion is diminished academic accountability. Still, we should not discount the importance of reducing bigotry by focusing on the excessive zeal of diversity's advocates. Regrettably, Mrs. Vincent's use of pejoratives like "left-liberal" and "hard left" makes the article less effective. - George A. Fritsma, Birmingham, Ala.
As a homeschooled 11th grader, "Diversity or else" gave me some points to consider as I contemplate colleges. Thank you for exposing the content of many college-orientation programs. I am shocked that some orientation facilitators have become so aggressive as to say outright that they are trying to "shake the soil from new students' small-town roots" and "dismantle traditional values." How appalling that state colleges would work to undermine the very teachings that our parents have instilled in us. - Cora Durain, Houston, Texas
Of all the letters to the editor you print, the ones chastising you for covering what's going on in the world puzzle me the most. One recent writer wanted a magazine she could safely give to her child. I don't believe your magazine is or should be aimed at children, and even young children have been blasted (even in public libraries) with things we wish a child didn't have to deal with. Since the bad stuff is there, I much prefer for my grandchildren to get your Christian perspective on the issues rather than the liberal secular slant of Time or Newsweek or even Scholastic Books. Thanks for being there. - Ken Claar, Nampa, Idaho
Sins of the fathers
Does it matter, in the custody court case Mr. Belz describes, why the adulterous "Mr. A" decides he needs more time with his children ("Live with the consequences," Sept. 21)? Thank goodness Mr. A finally "gets it." Children need their real parents. And what, for Mr. Belz, defines the sins for which a parent should be denied or limited access to his children? - Sandra Neely, Danville, Ind.
Child abuse
WORLD's account of the schemings of liberal Democrats in California ought to raise a national outcry against them ("When liberals seize a state," Aug. 31). The "retraining" of children whose values and beliefs they despise (namely, those who might oppose homosexuality) is a violation of the rights of children and parents and, indeed, a form of child abuse. - John Blasdale, Whippany, N.J.
What more?
I read John Piper's Aug. 31 column, "Faith alone," shortly after watching PBS's show Frontline that asked where God was when the towers fell. I watched and listened as rabbis, evangelical ministers, Catholic priests, theologians, and others explained their feelings of loss, emptiness, confusion, and unbelief since Sept. 11. One 31-year-old pastor said he felt "so alone." Imagine. No wonder the church is stumbling around in the dark, I thought. These people, who have gained so much worldly wisdom and so many degrees, spouting their hurt and anguish at God who would allow this to happen, are the ones setting the agenda for many churches in America. Thank you, Mr. Piper, for your passion. What more could God do but hang on the cross and bear the sins of the world? - Jenny Doig, Croton, Ohio


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Wyoming Takes UNIWYO Cowgirl Classic
Sept. 6, 2003
LARAMIE, Wyo. - Despite falling behind 2-0 in the match, the Cowgirl Volleyball team had a spectacular comeback by taking the championship match in the Cowgirl Classic 3-2 over the Weber State Wildcats on Saturday night. The Cowgirls fell behind by the scores of 30-24, 30-28, but rallied over the next three games 30-20, 30-26 and 15-12.
Wyoming opened up the game with an early 5-2 lead, but Weber State went on a 14-2 run to open up a 16-10 advantage. The Cowgirls answered by scoring the next eight of 11 to pull within one, unfortunately the Wildcats responded with seven straight to gain a seven point lead. Wyoming got as close as four but it was a little too late as Weber State won the game 30-24.
Game two began very similar with UW taking the quick lead, but Weber State responded to even it up. The two teams traded points back and forth until the Wildcats scored five straight to take a 15-10 lead. The Cowgirls hung tough with a 10-3 run to regain the lead, 20-18. After that neither team could gain a lead larger than one or two points. Finally it would be Weber State who would win the game 30-28 and take a 2-0 advantage in the match.
Weber State stormed out in the third game by taking a 9-4 lead. The Cowgirls rallied with six straight points to earn their first lead of the game, 10-9. Wyoming scored the next seven of nine to open up a 20-15 margin. The Wildcats pulled to within three points, but the Cowgirls were the ones to pull away with the 30-20 win.
UW opened up with the first significant lead in the fourth game, 8-5. Weber State responded with a couple of points to come within one, but Wyoming rallied with a four point run to widen their margin. It would be an advantage they'd never relinquish as they forced a fifth and deciding game, 30-26.
It was all Cowgirls in the fifth game as they led from start to finish. They jumped out to an early 4-1 lead and continued
to maintain the lead despite several runs from the Wildcats. Wyoming seemed to have an answer from every single Weber
State rally. The Cowgirls would take the game 15-12 and the match 3-2.
"We made things really hard on ourselves tonight," said head coach Jim Barnes. "Weber State is a good, competitive and feisty team, but we weren't doing the academic things that we're taught. We've got two players that aren't 100% in Leah Powers and Michele Rauter, so that hindered us at the start. We showed a lot of heart to come back and playing well. We still need to play much better."
Three Wildcats tallied double-figures in kills, including Stephanie Kropushek. She finished with a game high 23 kills, while hitting .237 (23-9-59) for the match. Weber State hit .166 (66-35-187) for the match and recorded nine total blocks.
Four of six starters for the Cowgirls notched double-figures in kills, along with digs. Junior outside hitter Sara Maytorena tallied 19 kills and 11 digs, while chipping in three service aces and six block assists. Maytorena was named MVP of the tournament. Setter Amy Doman recorded a career high ten kills and digs for the match along with her 58 assists. Michele Rauter and Jill Roslund also chipped in 12 and 13 kills respectively. Rauter and Doman were also named to the All-Tournament Team. In another note, freshman middle blocker Kaylan McGary from Laramie had a career night with four kills, two service aces and three block assists.
The Cowgirls will now hit the road again next week. They will have a single match on Wednesday night against Denver, in Colorado, at 7:00 p.m., and then will travel to Jacksonville, Florida to participate in the Jacksonville Classic. They will have an opening match on Friday, Sept. 12 against Jacksonville University and then two matches against Baylor and Florida International on Saturday, Sept. 13.
2003 UNIWYO Cowgirl Classic All-Tournament Team
Tournament Champion - University of Wyoming


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Wow. It's March already. What happened to February? It just seemed to whiz right by. I suppose that's what happens when the month has only twenty-eight days in a normal year. On the bright side, if you're looking to try something new for a month, February would be the best time to test it. I'll have to remember that for next year.
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Only shades of gray
Culture | Dissing normalcy and other cultural buzz
Thinking Leave it to beaver is a horror show Are old TV sitcoms oppressive and reactionary? They are, according to an inverted Truman Show of a movie called Pleasantville (New Line Cinema, rated PG-13 for sexual situations). Former Clinton speechwriter Gary Ross (who co-produced Big) directed this stuffy sermon against family values, suburbia, and pre-1960s America. Two teenagers in the troubled '90s (Tobey Maguire, Reese Witherspoon) find a magic remote control that zaps them into one of their favorite shows. Pleasantville is a tiny town (with the same name as Reader's Digest's headquarters) where everybody behaves, nothing goes wrong, and the home team wins every game. The pair find themselves trapped in the identity of a TV family, living in a sterile, black-and-white world with stereotyped TV parents (Joan Allen and William H. Macy). They wind up wrecking the joint, teaching real-world hedonism to cardboard characters. As the residents of Pleasantville break from their predetermined roles, they burst out of black and white and into technicolor. At this point, Pleasantville splits between those who live in color and those still in black and white. Notably, the mother character decides life as a housewife is too colorless and takes the leap. The latter group becomes reactionary and violent, attacking the "colored" who are changing their town. This movie, which starts out whimsical and imaginative, ends as a shrill piece of self-congratulation. (As in What Dreams May Come, special effects manipulate color to make a statement.) Pleasantville should get what many Hollywood products deserve: an S for satisfactory effort, an I for ingenuity, and an N for nastiness. Its moral: postmodernity is good; everything that came before is xenophobic and repressive. This film assumes that black-and-white television always looked like The Brady Bunch (which was in full color) and that every character was a perfect bourgeois role model. Haven't the filmmakers ever seen The Honeymooners or I Love Lucy? Mr. Ross and his colleagues are so certain they are fighting propaganda that they wind up creating more propaganda. The art bell conspiracy
If Rush Limbaugh represents the rebirth of AM radio, surely Art Bell represents its demise. Every night since 1984 he has taken over the airwaves to display a mardi gras of the American fringe. From a studio in his home in the desert near Las Vegas, he broadcasts endless tales of conspiracies, crop circles, and alien abductions. Mr. Bell's guest list has been a hall of fame of lunacy: For example, Benjamin Creme came on to hype Maitreya, the Evil New Age Guy to beat all Evil New Age Guys. PETA's Bruce Friedrich promoted animal rights. James Redfield touted The Celestine Prophecy. And those were some of the mainstream guests.The real money was in extraterrestrials: Hale-Bopp aliens, the Bermuda Triangle, hyper-dimensional physics, Area 51, and more. Mr. Bell's ability to make nonsense take a straight face made him a hit. His show has been carried on over 400 radio stations, reaching an estimated 15 million people. He conquered the late night airwaves abandoned years ago by Larry King and left to the boring Jim Bohannon. And just as his popularity was peaking, Mr. Bell went on a bizarre hiatus. He announced at the end of his show that he was walking away from the microphone for cryptic reasons. "I told you that there was an event, a threatening terrible event occurred to my family, which I could not tell you about," he said. Shrieks from the program's fans shot across America. The county sheriff was sent to Mr. Bell's house to make sure he was physically safe. Others wondered: Who would be left to give an audience to the authors of books like E.T.'s on the Moon, Unleash Your Psychic Powers, and Reality Is What You Can Get Away With? Alas, Mr. Bell backed down from his resignation and said he'd be back. His show proves that in an age where truth is dead and everything can be true, someone will show up to make a living displaying the latest in insanity. G.K. Chesterton said that those who won't believe in God will believe in anything. Art Bell is about as anything as you can get. The chilling effect
The ultimate baby boomer angst-fest is back. The Big Chill (Columbia Pictures, rated R for sexual situations and drug use) is coming out of mothballs for a new theatrical run. Fifteen years ago, this was the movie of the generation: Seven ex-student radicals descend on a big house in South Carolina for an introspective reunion after one of their comrades kills himself. The '60s are over, the idealism is gone, and this ensemble cast must face life in Yuppie-land. The characters' political pasts are airbrushed out of the film, making the group seem like a long-lasting group therapy session. Imagining these people running amok as longhairs dropping flowers into the gun barrels of National Guardsmen is impossible. And it isn't pretty. The gang is reunited and everybody dumps on one another with their problems. After all, no one understood them like the group. At the reunion, the whole cast has new lives and new obsessions since the old days. There's a TV star (Tom Berenger), a running-shoe mogul (Kevin Kline), a magazine reporter (Jeff Goldblum), and a drug dealer (William Hurt) in the bunch. The reunited chums throw incense on the pyre of their lost innocences, while constantly trying to boost their own egos. Nobody's happy and everybody's narcissism runs wild as they talk each other's heads off. The Big Chill is well acted, wittily written, and believably written. Today, though, the film seems like something out of a time capsule. The story hints that the old radical days were full of truth and magic. Too bad these people have to live in the Reagan Era and deal with the real world, which isn't as forgiving. Since The Big Chill originally came out in 1983 (it won three Oscar nominations, including Best Picture), today's audience is as many years from the film's setting as the characters are from their college days. Even though old Motown songs are constantly playing through this movie, the film is more a reminder of the '80s than the '60s. And that's a time to feel nostalgic about.


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Unaware that the concept seems to be an Onion headline come to life, Bradley Cooper is eyeing the role of Lucifer in a big budget 3D adaptation of "Paradise Lost" according to Variety. Take a second, and let that sink in. A big budget, 3D adaptation of "Paradise Lost." With Bradley Cooper. Got it? Ok, great. Great pains are being made to stress that negotiations are not yet underway, but that apparently Cooper is chomping at the bit for the chance to star in what deserves to be the biggest cinematic punchline of the next couple of years.
The story of "Paradise Lost" involves the Fall of Man through the temptation of Adam and Eve, with the struggle between archangels Michael and Lucifer amidst what is sure to be a gigantic CGI-filled war of angels in Heaven. "Paradise Lost" was meant to find the truth behind the struggle of free will and the power of God, though Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. are likely to forgo any idea that may offend Christians, oblivious to the fact that an action spectacular based off "Paradise Lost" is offensive to everyone.
"Paradise Lost" is being directed by Alex Proyas, who, in his defense, has made a number of silly movies with big ideas behind them. He's accomplished, but he's much closer to "hack" than "auteur," and not exactly the type we'd peg to adapt a highly influential 17th century free-verse poem about the Fall of Man. Ironically, Cooper was weighing a reboot of "The Crow," a franchise kickstarted by Proyas in the early nineties, but starring as the sixth actor to play The Crow in twenty years apparently isn't as bad an idea as playing the absolute lamest Lucifer in cinema history.


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The CISF said while it was elated by the result of the survey, there are areas which require improvement and "would be paid special attention".
"Efforts are being made to further improve performance of CISF based on these suggestions. Instructions are being issued to zonal Deputy Inspectors General (of CISF) to carry out in-depth study of the report and suggestions pertaining to the security units under their jurisdiction.
"Further, the suggestions pertaining to other agencies would be forwarded to them for taking suitable measures," the force said.
The survey could not be conducted at five airports at Lilabari, Tezpur, Shimla, Gwalior and Bhuntar as during the test period these facilities were not operating scheduled flights.
The aim of the in-house survey, the CISF said, was to "get feedback from passengers regarding quality of services being rendered by CISF and to assess the performance of airport security group personnel at airports in order to explore the shortcomings and to further improve their performance".
The force, in the analysis of the survey, said the amount of waiting time at security checks is dependent on the facilities provided by the airport operator to the CISF.
These facilities include availability of space, adequate infrastructure and entry time regulations by airlines based on capacity of the terminals.


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I have no idea what this guy is on about, I went there all three days and didn't see any improvements for the fans at all, It was shambolic for all three days, He can brag all he likes about 80,000 fans on friday 90,000 Sat and 127,000 Sunday, only he knows the real numbers and he ain't going to broadcast it.The conditions at the track on Friday was the same as the conditions on Sunday for the fans and we still have to pay these extortionate fees to see our sport.