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Herc Has Seen TNT's New Lady Cop Show RIZZOLI & ISLES!!
I am – Hercules!!
A procedural from writer-producer Janet Tamaro ("Bones," "Trauma") based on Tess Gerritsen's serial-killer novels "The Surgeon" and "The Apprentice" (and maybe their six print sequels), "Rizzoli & Isles" is about a hot homicide detective who teams with a hot medical examiner to fight crime. It stars husky-voiced former model Angie Harmon (whose last series was the conceptually similar "Women's Murder Club"), Sasha Alexander ("NCIS"), Lorraine Bracco ("The Sopranos"), Chazz Palminteri ("The Usual Suspects"), Lee Thompson Young ("The Famous Jett Jackson"), Bruce McGill ("MacGyver," "Wolf Lake") and Donnie Wahlberg (who's also a regular on CBS' upcoming fall series "Blue Bloods").
The pilot is OK but comes off as such a basic-cable-friendly knock-off of "Silence of the Lambs." It's hard not to roll eyes when the soft-spoken, middle-aged, heavily-restrained imprisoned murderer/doctor starts remarking to the pretty cop about what he smells in the room. That to me kinda jumps over the line of homage into the land of theft. Roll those eyes again when the Lecter surrogate escapes maximum security 18 minutes into the pilot.
In the not-as-good second episode, the girls do sitcommy things like bicker and drive away a dinner date with too much shop talk. So no Herc DVR space for "Rizzoli & Isles"!
USA Today says:
Been there, bored by that. … Familiar, we'd be able to accept. But not this familiar, and surely not this dull on the outside and dead on the inside … it's the same attempt to blend Grey's Anatomychatter with CSI murder — just not nearly as well done. …
The New York Times says:
… In the absence of an arcing narrative, the series wants us to accept as its mission of suspense the mystery of this crypto drag-king-meets-shopaholic friendship. … This is a series, ultimately, that is out to scam us, trying to have us believe that the sexism Rizzoli experiences comes at the hands of lug-headed male colleagues who tell her to take some Midol when she is stressed out. The real perpetrator, of course, is a show whose creepy gender politics imply that women, no matter how tough, always need rescuing, and that beauty, in the end, only gets you the most dangerous kind of attention.
The Los Angeles Times says:
… One can only hope the pilot is more indicative of the show's future and the show's writers rely less on surface shtick and more on the appeal of the characters and the talent of the cast. Because it's all there, it just needs a little room to breathe.
The Washington Post says:
… Let the mutual rigor mortis work its magic, as Rizzoli, insulted by a colleague, retorts with lines you've heard a thousand times before, such as: "How is it that you're still single?" … isn't brilliant television, but everyone in it seems to be giving it their all -- even the corpses. …
The Boston Herald says:
"Rizzoli & Isles" is one-half of a compelling crime drama. The good part involves just about any scene focusing on Angie Harmon ("Law & Order") as Boston homicide detective Jane Rizzoli. The flip side? Just about every scene that isn't centered on her, especially those involving Jane's best friend, medical examiner Maura Isles … TNT wouldn't have to do much to improve this show. Simply shortening the title to "Rizzoli" would be a start.
The Boston Globe says:
… Harmon has developed a following that TNT is banking on. She plays Detective Jane Rizzoli, a bit of a tomboy who shoots basketball with her brother (and gets yelled at by her mother, an irritatingly shrill Lorraine Bracco) when she's not in detective mode. She's not the smartest cookie in the bag, as she walks into an obvious trap tonight involving a serial killer; but she has grit and ambition and great hair. …
The Hollywood Reporter says:
… it's hard to find a false note in the new TNT series. It jolts along with humor, suspense, insight and a fair amount of oozing blood. … a beat that's well-worth walking.
Variety says:
… even Harmon and Alexander's well-cut figures will be challenged not to look dated in such a well-worn pattern. … career-driven detective exhibits more bravado than brains, which doesn't bode terribly well for the show as a procedural. …
10 p.m. Monday. TNT.
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July 12, 2010, 1:36 a.m. CST
Im a firsty too
by Deucex
July 12, 2010, 1:43 a.m. CST
Another cop show....
by Spifftacular Squirrel Girl
If someone was smart they'd just bring back Cop Rock. Especially with Glee being a success for Fox.
July 12, 2010, 2:13 a.m. CST
by Canidate_Micheal
July 12, 2010, 2:47 a.m. CST
the Hollywood Reporter, ladies and gentlemen...
by BadMrWonka
once again, proving that you can bypass outsourcing to India, and just have monkeys type random words on the computer, and still be perceived as relevant.
July 12, 2010, 2:58 a.m. CST
Those two would make for a nice three way
by Xiphos_2
if there was another hot broad on the show thoughts of the elusive fourgy will be entertained.
July 12, 2010, 4:44 a.m. CST
TNT is trying
by Xiphos_2
But they still have not got the formula for their shows down yet the way USA does. Also their commercials are damn annoying.
July 12, 2010, 5:02 a.m. CST
It reminds me of Cagney and Lacey
by SisterSpooky
Is TNT trying to redo a series of the 70s? But this time based on a novel, just looking at the picture just reminds me of another Cop Show. Cagney and Lacey.
July 12, 2010, 6:43 a.m. CST
hmm, thought Sasha Alexandra found TV work too busy...
by ahdvd
At least that was the reason she gave for quitting NCIS.
July 12, 2010, 7:04 a.m. CST
The "fashion plate coroner" ruins it for me...
by JayLenoTookMyJob
...those people are all uber-nerds, you sort of have to have Asperger's Syndrome to even want to work with decaying dead bodies, yet her character's like some sorority diva. It just doesn't work.
July 12, 2010, 7:08 a.m. CST
Wait TNT went from one lawyer series to 4 cops shows?
by HollywoodHellraiser
I thought TNT was trying to do something different?
July 12, 2010, 7:09 a.m. CST
Cagney and Lacey...
by JayLenoTookMyJob
...could kick these two women's asses. Actually, either Cagney or Lacey on their own could take out both of these chicks.
July 12, 2010, 7:33 a.m. CST
The way it sounds it is a turn off.
by SisterSpooky
Yes, agreed Jay, Cagney and Lacey could kick these two around any day, or either one of them could. It doesn't sound like Must-see TV, but more like Dumb down Cop show with Hot Chicks. Nope, it hasn't got appeal. What next? Stripper Male Doctors in ChipnDale Clinic?
July 12, 2010, 8:05 a.m. CST
by rogueleader66
Angie Harmon is still a hottie, she is aging quite nicely...not sure about this show, but damn Angie looks good!
July 12, 2010, 9:01 a.m. CST
This show should be "progressive"...
by BizarroJerry
and like any other crime show with a male and female lead, have them develop a mutual attraction over the episodes and then become a couple. Then remember that they're on cable TV and could technically show us some boobs.
July 12, 2010, 9:17 a.m. CST
Hey, JayLenoTook etc etc...
by BizarroJerry
If you don't like the fashion plate coroner, you must really hate the CSI shows. Young, sexy, fashionably dressed forensic scientists with guns that kick down doors alongside the SWAT team.
July 12, 2010, 9:56 a.m. CST
by SkidMarkedUndies
You know you want them!
July 12, 2010, 10:47 a.m. CST
Too bad
by Darkefire
Angie Harmon was the one of the best (and easily hottest) ADAs to ever grace Law and Order and I loved Sasha Alexander in the earlier seasons of NCIS, which have started to look like pure gold compared to some of the tripe they've foisted on us in recent years. Sadly, there's far too much evidence that throwing attractive and talented women into lead roles isn't enough to save a show on its own.
July 12, 2010, 11 a.m. CST
by Arcadian Del Sol
this show is a remake.
July 12, 2010, 11:32 a.m. CST
Let me guess
by SmokingRobot
They'll be smart and tough and morally centered but all the men will be craven, self-serving, lying jerks.
July 12, 2010, 12:09 p.m. CST
by lewarcher1949
huh? wha? I'm awake! When did crime fiction and the cop procedural become a subgenre of the Romance novel? When did hard boiled crime become so freaking girly?
July 12, 2010, 12:28 p.m. CST
what a fucking horrible title...
by jjwalrus
unless these books that the show is based on sell at Harry Potter or Twillight like levels, they need to ditch that name. At least Cagney and Lacey sort of rolls off the tongue. Only Aziz Ansari's little cousin will love this one I'm sure.
July 12, 2010, 12:38 p.m. CST
Terrible title, but insanely hot leads
by Himbo
Both Harmon and Alexander are well worth attention. I'll have to check it.
 Also, it has to be better than "The Glades" which I gave 5 sucky minutes this weekend.
July 12, 2010, 1:09 p.m. CST
What hath Bones wrought?
by skimn
Far from being original itself, it has already spawned Castle and now this? At least Boreanaz and Zooey's sister have good tv cliche chemistry.
July 12, 2010, 1:18 p.m. CST
by JayLenoTookMyJob
...Doesn't EVERYONE hate the CSI shows? Zing!
July 12, 2010, 1:20 p.m. CST
Zooey's somewhat less attractive sister bug me...
by JayLenoTookMyJob
...she runs all the words in her lines together. Sorta like: "I'mEmilyDeschanelAndIRunAllMyWordsTogether. AlsoI'mLessAttractiveThanMySisterZooey."
July 12, 2010, 1:29 p.m. CST
I thought Sasha Alexander left NCIS when she left acting
by JT Kirk
I thought she left NCIS right as it was really hitting big ratings to pursue a career of being Sophia Loren's daughter-in-law. Guess that career wasn't rewarding enough to fully engage her.
July 12, 2010, 1:30 p.m. CST
Bruce McGill as Jack Dalton
by ides
Glad to see MacGyver listed prominently in his credits. Also, this is one of the worst names for a television series I've ever heard. I don't know if this is it, but Angie Harmon deserves a good show.
July 12, 2010, 2:01 p.m. CST
Support a much better new cop show
by ThrowMeTheIdol
Watch The Good Guys tonight on Fox.
As to Sasha Alexander, NCIS never really replaced what she brought to the show. Ziva looks like Eddie Munster half the time and has no real body to speak of.
July 12, 2010, 3:07 p.m. CST
Sasha Alexander
by NippleEffect
will quit after a season
 *I'm tired. This is too hard. I'm creatively exhausted.*
 So I'm not going to invest any time in this
July 12, 2010, 6:42 p.m. CST
The title of this show...
by darthsynn
sounds like something you would see on the menu at Olive Garden.
July 12, 2010, 9:55 p.m. CST
Is this like The L Word, but with guns?
by Bullet_time_Facehugger
That's what all the promos for it seem to sell it as. I saw a promo for it in a room full of people and the consensus was that it was a lesbian cop show.
July 12, 2010, 10:04 p.m. CST
Rizzoli and Isles
by Anakinredsabre
Once again a bunch of haters. Try watching the show before you shit on it. I just watched it and enjoyed it, if your expecting Shakespear, like all you seem to be; you wont get it. Cagney and Lacey?? you all have to be kidding, now that was a crap show. I would rather watch todays Reality show garbage than that steamin pile. The two of them cant even compare to Harmons tough portrayal of a cop; and as far as Sasha Alexander is conderned. I miss her on NCIS as much as the next person, but it doesnt make any sense to anyone else? A summer series on TNT about 12 or 14 episodes...as opposed to 24 episodes done throughout the year? it makes sense to me, I say good for her and its nice to see her on tv again.
July 12, 2010, 11:59 p.m. CST
Well that was agrressively mediocre
by Xiphos_2
Which seems to be the niche that TNT is going for. All there shows are bland looking and mediocre.
 Harmon is still very humpable even after dropping 3 kids. It makes me wonder why all the other broads stay so fat after doing their job.
July 13, 2010, 3:38 p.m. CST
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July 13, 2010, 3:44 p.m. CST
What this show needs
by NippleEffect
is Sasha Alexander in a thong for most her scenes
 And completly naked in the rest
 She needs to go back to really dark hair too
July 15, 2010, 11:52 a.m. CST
Angie Harmon IS beautiful, but I can't believe she refuses
by Coughlins Laws
to do anything about her A-Cup breasts. They look like pimples sticking out of her shirts...
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Melbourne, Australia (SW6 Class)
Built 1946 • Undergoing Restoration
Few cities in the world have shown as much loyalty to a single streetcar design as has Melbourne. The "W" class of trams was introduced in 1923, with a design that was the opposite of the "California" type streetcar common on this side of the Pacific.
The Melbourne design featured entrances at the center of the car, in an open section, flanked by closed sections on each end. This design evolved over more than 40 years, with repeated rounds of modifications made to improve the design.
Jamison Wieser photo.
The last W-class car was built in 1956, numbered 1040 (coincidentally, the same number as the last PCC streetcar built in North America, for Muni).
Tram no. 916, of the "SW6" subclass, entered service in Melbourne on June 21, 1946. The most visible advance over the earlier W class designs (such as Muni's W2 tram No. 496) was the installation of sliding doors in the center section, keeping the car far warmer in winter (Melbourne's climate is similar to San Francisco's).
Beginning in 1975, Melbourne began replacing older W-class trams with modern designs based on contemporary European designs. Yet some of the newer W-class trams still operate in Melbourne, primarily on the free City Circle line.
This tram was donated to the City of San Francisco by the State Government of Victoria (of which Melbourne is the capital) in 2009. In exchange for the donation, Nos. 916 and 496 both carry Melbourne logos on their sides and tourism materials inside.
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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Restating the obvious, Killing what's left
What's left1 Reviews
About how the rest of 'em are doing...
The four of them sat at the kitchen table, eating cereal.
"So, Bert's picking you guys up at one and you hit the road from there, right?" Pete asked Daniel.
"Yeah, it'll be pretty rad. I can't wait to see Ben, Brian and Jess again. And I can resume my bass lessons there too..."
"I knew there was something I liked about you, kid! We can play a bit if you want when we finish breakfast"
"Really?" Daniel asked excitedly, he then shrugged and turned to Allison. He knew she'd kill him if he let her alone. Kamz jumped into rescue,
"How about you and I go to the new Cool store that opened on the mall? I'm sure there are some pretty nice things...There's a Hot Topic there too. I really need some new band T's"
Allison's eyes gleamed instantly, "Sure!" she responded.
"If you want you can also head to Clandestine, new season's up and you can get some freebies" Pete commented, earning the sweetest glance he had gotten from Allison yet.
"Thanks" She said politely.
"So it's settled then" Kamz said.
Brian and Ben were on the bunks, guitar and bass out, playing a simple, melancholic melody. Jess was on one of the top bunks, listening to their pathetic attempt of coming out with a new song. They kept getting the melody they chose for "Daniel: boys do cry".
The song was all over the place, it wasn't even that depressing anymore...well, it was but now there was a small dye of annoyance to it too. People who didn't know what it meant had used it as an hymn of teaching security or some shit.
"This is crap" Brian muttered under his breath.
"Yes it is" Ben commented.
"Uh-huh" Jess agreed from his porno magazine.
"You should stash that somewhere, Daniel's coming" Brian reminded him.
"It's not as if he hasn't stumbled into these before" Jess said, waving an un-preoccupied hand towards him.
"I mean it" Brian hissed.
"Okay, okay mother" Jess retorted, lifting the mattress and putting the rest of them below it.
"Happy?" Jess said.
"As long as he doesn't sleep in this bunk..." Ben said who was on Jess' lower bunk. Brian scooted and saw what he meant. The magazines could be seen from the spaces there were from one piece of wood to the other.
Brian looked at Jess harshly. Jess took them out and paced around the room, looking for a place to hide them, Brian trailing him closely.
"Anyone else would think you're worried you won't be able to find them after" Jess commented.
Gerard walked around the tour bus, hands in pockets thinking of what to do next. His desperation was getting to him and without thinking he started singing one of their songs,
"I'd neeevvver said I'd lie in wait forever
If I died we'd be together now
I can't always just forget her
But she could tryyyyy
At the end of the world
Or the last thing I see
You are
Never coming home
Never coming home
Could I?
Should I?
And all the things that you never ever told me
And all the smiles that are ever ever evveeerrrr
Get the feeling that you're never
All alone and I remember nowww-"
Frank joined him now and they sang it together, ending up in the floor. Both of them curled up in a ball, crying. They thought of the same person as they sang. Both of them felt guilt and sadness.
Both of them wished they could've done things differently.
They just...
Allison came from her shopping morning with Kamz. It had been pretty fun and the girls had gotten along pretty good. There were times in which Kamz wanted to choke the damn girl to death, and dance around her body laughing. Okay, maybe she was a bit stressed now. It must've been the fans they had encountered that didn't loose any time in asking her just how Pete was in bed and a thousand of more questions.
It was not their damn problem.
It wasn't.
Kamz reached for her keys and opened the door. Everything was silent. It was normal.
"Where are they?" Allison asked, panicking.
"They must be on the room downstairs, it's sound proof so..."she explained as she let the keys on the counter.
"Oh, right"
"Go back down if you want. I'm sure that won't be a problem" Kamz said, lifting her hair and using a pin to have it in place. She pinned her bangs and started unpacking the new kitchen stuff she had bought: new mugs and plates. They had broken most on the past months. This time she had bought Correlle. Her mother would be proud.
"Hmm...who's Alice?" Allison asked Kamz all of a sudden, driving her away from her thoughts.
"What was that?" Kamz asked, turning to face her.
"Who's Alice?" She asked, tilting her head to the side slightly.
"Mmm...she's...she's..."Kamz started muttering some incomprehensible gibberish.
"I should be the one explaining this to you." Daniel said carrying Pete's bass. He gave it to his owner and looked at the clock, ten thirty. Just about time to explain and then have a meal.
"We'll be...outside" Daniel said, grabbing his backpack and Allison's hand.
"Use the backyard, it's more private" Pete suggested.
"Thanks" He said and walked out the back door. Allison let him lead her along. He sat her down below an apple tree.
He noticed the irony of it all. Daniel took the nearest apple from the ground and held it in his not grown hands.
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Emails shared with The Indianapolis Star suggest that state Rep. Phillip Hinkle — responding to a local posting on Craigslist — offered a young man $80 plus tip to spend time with him Saturday night at the JW Marriott hotel.
The emails, sent from Hinkle's publicly listed personal address, ask the young man for "a couple hours of your time tonight" and offer him cash up front, with a tip of up to $50 or $60 "for a really good time."
The email exchange is in response to the Craigslist posting in which the young man — who lists his age as 20 in the ad but says he is 18 years old — says, "I need a sugga daddy."
The young man told The Star that they met, but that he tried to leave after the man told him he was a state lawmaker. He said the lawmaker at first told him he could not leave, grabbed him in the rear, exposed himself to the young man and then later gave him an iPad, BlackBerry cellphone and $100 cash to keep quiet.
I wonder if all these Republican drops in the "closeted hypocrite" bucket will ever finally spill over into a real reckoning about the GOP's absurd crusade against evil homosexuals.
Hat tip to Elizabeth, my significant other, for bringing Dobson's second (at least!) bout of caring far too much about the sexual orientation of SpongeBob SquarePants. I should be fair and admit that the evangelicals I know found this particular story is as buffoonish as I did the last time it came out, but the fact is that Dobson's hyperimaginative homophobic projection is really just an exaggeration of what a lot of right-wing Christianists do on a normal basis. That he's taking it this far just helps discredit the right's larger argument. Dobson's nuttiness is not an asset for right-wing Christians, but it's a boon for those of us who oppose their policy preferences.
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As President Obama honored fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday, three members of the Westboro Baptist Church protested the ceremny, holding signs that read "Pray for more dead soldiers" and "God hates your prayers," as the controversial group has become known to do. They were met by about 70 counterprotesters, including members from a group just as contentious as the church: the Ku Klux Klan.
Dennis LaBonte, who told CNN he was a military veteran and the "imperial wizard" of a KKK chapter, said the approximately 10 members of the group came in "support of the troops." LaBonte, who said he's not a "hate-monger," said he "thinks that it's an absolute shame that [the WBC] show up and disrupt people's funerals." The group was cordoned off in a separate area and reportedly "drew little attention."
Yup, the KKK is more pissed off about a homophobic asshole like Fred Phelps than they are about President Darky McZulu-Commie poisoning Arlington National Cemetery with his anti-white, anti-colonial blackness.
"And now, in other news, Zombie Hitler calls Nancy Grace "A bitch, too far beyond the pale. A real schweinehund.""
The arc of history, and all that…
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Tina Nguyen takes aim at left-wingers angry at gay people for voting Republican:
The head of the Human Rights Campaign went apoplectic when 30% of gay voters went Republican in the 2010 election, accusing the apostates of expecting too much from poor Obama. And according to GOProud's Chris Barron, 95% of the group's hate mail and criticism comes from leftists shocked that gay people could be more than one-issue voters. It's no accident that radical anti-gay writers like Ryan Sorba quote radical gay activists favorably – they both agree that under no circumstances should gay people be allowed to have anything resembling political self-determination.
This narrow-mindedness on the part of LGBT activists is not just an affront to the personal freedom championed by Gaga, it's also a toxic form of oppression. Despite gay and lesbian voters increasingly voting Republican, Democrats insist that the LGBT community is theirs and theirs alone, unwilling to recognize that maybe, just maybe, that 30% of LGBT voters in 2010 decided that the economy was a more pressing issue. With the highly publicized drama over DADT's repeal and DOMA's sidelining last year, they likely saw that Democrats don't mind bluffing with their muffins of promised gay civil rights. Behind the DNC's poker face is a monster playing a love game with their voters, willing to throw its sexual minority constituencies off a balcony for political purposes. (It took our beloved Gaga three months of lobbying the Senate Dems to get DADT repealed—and that's after donning the Meat Dress.)
I think there's truth to a lot of this (though it's worth noting that the last two years were true watershed on the matter of gay rights). Then again, McCain won 26% of LGBT voters in 2008, so 30% isn't really a hugely impressive number in a good Republican year. Still, there's no denying that there are a number of left-of-center people who really get bothered by the fact that about a quarter of gay voters vote Republican, or a tenth of Black voters cast for the GOP. I've interacted with a number of them.
But if there's one thing Nguyen doesn't grasp here, it's the why. I'm not sure polling would get at this, and I'm not aware of detailed studies or anything else so I'm just going to go with my gut intuition based on my experience, which is: it's a factor of frustration and sheer incomprehensibility. I personally don't get irritated about this kind of stuff (I believe my reaction to gay voters voting Republican would be something along the lines of, "Good luck with that!"), but you have to think about the bigger picture. You have one party that's broadly supportive of gay rights. You have another that's broadly not. For a lot of activists, it simply wouldn't make any sense why any gay voters would ever vote Republican. I've heard some variations on this with Black voters, since it's a part of the Republican rulebook to try to keep Black voters from voting, period, even in blue states and even with moderate candidates. Of course, this is small potatoes compared to the most frequent despairing liberal argument of this type, which is the old chestnut of why do downscale voters ever vote for the GOP? After all, it's against their economic interests to do so. Which is a good point, though the argument is usually delivered in such a way that downscale voters would probably not be very receptive to it.
The disconnect here is that the left sees its policies on key subjects as superior to those of the Republicans, and find it difficult to understand why Democrats don't get all of the votes from these groups. The reason for that is because those aren't the only issues that matter to their respective groups. It doesn't make sense to me to overlook such big issues, but it's not my decision. Still, one hardly hears this about every group that votes Democratic. With LGBT in particular, I'd say the fact that Republicans spent much of the last decade trying to demonize them solely to win elections that makes the act of their voting Republican just seem nuts.
When even HotAir's Allahpundit is calling out slimy anti-gay Republican Senators on their votes against Don't Ask, Don't Tell, the wingnuts probably have a problem:
I support the move, but if you don't, look at it this way: As Gates has often said, if it didn't happen here it probably would have happened in the courts. Civilian control of the military is one thing, judicial control is something else, so the fact that repeal now wears a democratic halo will hopefully make it more tolerable to skeptics inside the branches. For your enjoyment (or irritation), via Think Progress, here's video of a very peevish Maverick grumbling in his floor speech today about liberal civilians from coast to coast high-fiving over this. True enough, but it ain't just liberals — support for repeal is upwards of 80 percent in some polls — and it ain't just civilians.
This probably amounts to a new rule: Whatever pisses off President McCain is probably a good thing.
And a little more institutional bigotry is slated to be thrown into the dustbin of history:
On a 63-33 vote, and with six Republicans voting "yes," the U.S. Senate — at a little before noon today — voted for cloture on the stand-alone bill aimed at repealing the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law, overcoming the largest hurdle remaining for repeal of the 1993 law banning openly gay, lesbian and bisexual military service.
The House approved the bill overwhelmingly this past week, and President Barack Obama has expressed his strong support for the bill and is expected to sign it.
The cloture vote, which required the approval of at least 60 senators, means that only 30 hours of debate remain before DADT repeal comes up for a final vote. Usually, because the vote for final passage only requires a simple majority vote of the senators, the 30-hour requirement is waived. It was not clear, however, whether Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) would allow the requirement to be waived regarding the DADT repeal bill.
Big winners: Harry Reid (shudder) and Nancy Pelosi (huzzah!)
Big losers: John McCain (who will now go down in history as the grumpy old man who fought to preserve institutional bigotry) and Joe Manchin (D?) (who didn't eve have the balls to show up for the vote).
From: Senate Achieves Cloture on DADT Repeal, Bill on Path Become Law – Poliglot.
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As perfect driving combinations go, a glorious autumn day, a deserted B-road and a quartet of sparky little hot hatches really takes some beating, especially when the hatches in question are the freshest and hottest of the breed.
Not so many years ago, a hatchback with more than 200bhp would have been regarded with awe, yet nowadays a couple of hundred ponies really is the entry level for the serious drivers' supermini. It's a fiercely contested niche and one that provides a really diverse and intriguing collection of cars, four of which we've gathered for this test.
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The end of the year always has people rushing all over the place, including those last minute doctor's visits. But this year, in light of ObamaCare, the busy season has become a stampede. "They're just completely uncertain about what's going to happen by January 1st, so that's what's different about this year," says Dr. Jesse Hsieh of the South Bend Surgical Clinic.
Family practioners aren't the only one seeing a flood of patients roll in before the start of the new year. Surgeons tell us they're swamped too.
Dr. David Isaacson, an ear, nose, and throat surgeon, has been working nearly around the clock. Even with those hours, he still can't get enough done. "Just over the last few days, I've found myself operating till late at night. Wednesday I was operating till 10 at night. Yesterday I was here probably for 13 hours doing surgery. It's to the point where I'm close to being maxed out from now until next year as far as being able to do procedures for my patients," he says.
And that's exactly what small business owner Mark Scott is dealing with. He's rushing his 16-year-old daughter Madison in to have nasal surgery before January 1st. "We're just trying to get things taken care of before the unknown of healthcare kicks in, which is Obamacare. I mean, I just see a disaster unfolding. So we're very concerned. Right now we're going to lose our provider so we're going to be forced to make a decision. Hopefully we'll be able to keep our provider for the next year," says Scott.
To help those like Scott, doctors are trying to squeeze patients in. "It gets to be very fatiguing. It's definitely not a schedule I'd want to keep up," says Dr. Isaacson. He says from the month of November to December, the surgeries double, and that he'll be working every single day this December.
Dr. Isaacson adds, "Just yesterday I had 4 new patients come in with very large defects in the face and I really couldn't get all of them in within a week's time. It's been crazy."
But Dr. Isaacson isn't the only doctor pulling 13 hour end-of-the-year shifts. Dr. Zuhair Yaseen, a gastrointestinal surgeon, is also a surgeon at the South Bend Clinic. He says he feels more pressure this year because of the uncertainty of Obamacare. "Some of the patients are concerned that a lot of their employers might drop the health insurance that they have," he says.
So as uncertainty swirls over insurance and coverage, what's certain is neither of these doctors will have much downtime as they head into 2014. Doctors tell us one way they're battling this "end of the year" rush is by relying more on nurse practitioners and physicians assistants.
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As New Year's Eve approaches I'm trying decide if we should spend it as a couple or as a family.
For the last two years we've celebrated New Year's Eve with other families. Two years ago we had a dinner party with two other couples. The kids ran wild in the basement after dinner and played karoke with the adults later. I think they left before midnight but they were all worn out.
Last year our friends threw a family party at their pool clubhouse. The girls had fun dressing up a little bit and getting sparkly. The dad's played poker while the moms visited. The kids ran around and did some crafts. The highlight was shooting off fireworks around 10:30 pretending it was midnight. The kids had a great time.
This year we haven't heard of any family parties, but we have been invited to a couple's party. We thought we were going to go until Rose asked "What party are WE going to for New Year's?"
Her expectation now is that we will always celebrate New Year's Eve as a family. I would feel terrible leaving her behind.
Also now that the kids understand what New Year's is, it seems kind of appropriate to celebrate a brand new year – a brand new start — with the most important people in your world.
Maybe we'll make some Chinese food and invite families over again.
Is New Year's Eve meant for couples or families to celebrate? Do you go out? Do you stay in?
Do you celebrate with other families? What do you do as a family? How late do the kids get to stay up?
December 29th, 2009
10:47 am
We have no plans at all foor NYE. Kind of sad. I used to go to a concert every year when I was younger. We'd get a nice room downtown and stay up all night.
Last year I think I lit a fire in the back yard and drank a few beers with a neighbor while the kids played. I was probably in bed by 11.
I am lucky enough to have had my child at a relatively young age (26). So, when he gets old enough to go do his own NYE, I will still be young enough to go have fun too.
December 29th, 2009
11:02 am
I don't think there's a rule, here, whether New Year's Eve MUST be spent as a couple, or MUST be spent with family.
I tend to go for the family gatherings, simply because the kids enjoyed it so much, too, and I enjoyed their pleasure. Plus, my husband and I aren't real party animals, anyway, so I don't feel constrained or like I'm missing out. Just having some friends over and enjoying the evening is fine with me.
Growing up, my parents were friends with a group of adults who all had kids the same age. The adults would go to the country club for the party — it was always fun to watch my mother get dressed for it, it was always formal. The kids (9 of us) were all left at one house with a couple of babysitters, where we played games all night long (Twister, card games, Monopoly, etc), and shot off firecrackers and bottle rockets at midnight (hey, it was the 60's!) We all spent the night at whosever house it was, and in the morning, all the parents would come and get us and we'd all have a huge New Year's Day brunch at that house (it rotated among the four families). It was always fun, and as children, we never expected to be included in the adult party. I can remember when I was 19 and was invited to the club party with my boyfriend — it was like "HEY! I'M A GROWNUP!"
The little ones will, soon enough, be wanting to spend New Year's with their own friends. I haven't spent New Year's with my kids for the last four years, because they've been out partying with their friends :-)
I'd say go out for an adult evening — but maybe allow your children to have a friend over as a special treat, and get a special game or DVD for them to enjoy. But be prepared to pay handsomely for a babysitter — my daughter always cleaned up on New Year's!
December 29th, 2009
11:14 am
Back in the day, we always went big for NYE. Went to a couple of those hotel parties where you pay one (large) price for open bar, bands, and food. It was fun but that was for when we were younger. Now that we have our son, I would not want to spend it away from him. He is still very small (not quite 2) so I doubt we will be staying out very late. We did get invited to our friends house for a "family friendly" celebration which I am really looking forward to but I doubt we will be there past 9:30 or 10. I feel safer knowing I'm already home early instead of trying to get back home after midnight. The way I see it, like somebody else said it will be soon enough when he won't want to hang out with us and will want to be with his friends. We already did the party thing and now we want to do the family thing!
December 29th, 2009
11:20 am
I enjoy being somewhere where all the kids can hang out. I like having families over so that the guys can hang out and the women can talk. We don't usually mind staying in like that as much as the men…at least that seems like it to me! :o)
Personally, I don't like to be out on the roads during this particular holiday since it REALLY involves a lot more drinking than some of the others! I would prefer to stay safe!
December 29th, 2009
11:45 am
NYE for my parents and for myself is an adult party. It is a time to spend the money for a babysitter and leave the kids behind. Everything in my life does not revolve around "the children" – couples need time together as well, without the little one's, having adult conversations about adult things not always centered around "the children". Get a babysitter, go out – have a good time.
December 29th, 2009
11:47 am
i prefer staying with my loved ones during new year period,because i think it is a time for you,that is 31st for to stay with your loved ones to enter into another year. sometimes is not every body that used to enter next year with there loved ones.i advice that is right for you to enter it with your loved ones.thank you .
December 29th, 2009
12:20 pm
We just had a couple of big family parties – Christmas at our house, Christmas at the Grandparents' house, etc. So this time it's a party for just the two of us.
It's a chance for us to rekindle a little fun – the two of us dressed up, going out and having fun, then either a hotel or home – but special fireworks none-the-less!
The kids have their days, this one is for the adults around here.
December 29th, 2009
1:07 pm
We stay in the neighborhood and party with the neighbors, where's its safe. My home will be "base" this year and we will shoot of fireworks at midnight. No drinking and driving.
And the stories we get to tell the next day are priceless!!!! We spend the first day of the new year laughing at what we did the night before.
December 29th, 2009
1:15 pm
We picked up a truck full of fireworks in FL yesterday and plan on shooting them off with friends and neighbors at our lake house. NYE is time for couples at our house and then I'll cook a huge new years dinner for the family the next day. Best of both :)
December 29th, 2009
1:29 pm
We generally have an open door and tell our friends to stop by at anytime and stay for as long as they like. Generally I like to be in bed by a decent hour and don't feel the need to stay up until midnight as the little one will be awake regardless at her usual time.
I would rather do a date night some other night when places aren't as packed with people parting like this is the last night they will ever be out and I don't have to pay twice as much for a sitter. Some adults act like they just turned 21 on NYE and get silly and I would rather avoid the madness.
I'm sure when our little one gets older we might like to have a night out on NYE, but for now it's just fun hanging out with friends at home and staying off the roads. T- if you want a night out and to dress up, go for it otherwise another idea would be to have your own family dress up night and play games and take plenty of silly pictures.
December 29th, 2009
1:31 pm
…but the last two days worth are the exact same ones you blogged on the exact same days last year. A little creativity would be nice, but I do understand the need to recycle these topics!
December 29th, 2009
1:35 pm
In order to get a night out, I wouldn't have any problem letting the kids know that sometimes Mommy and Daddy celebrate NYE on their own! However, I doubt you can get a sitter at this point. We've done it both ways, and I enjoy it both ways. Last year we had a huge party and hired two sitters to watch everyone's kids in the basement. It was a lot of fun, but this year my MIL is staying with the kids and we're going to a party. I look forward to the days when the kids are a bit older and more self-sufficient so I don't have to get up so early on New Year's Day!
December 29th, 2009
2:12 pm
Go Theresa!!
December 29th, 2009
2:41 pm
Haha, T — you go, girl!
December 29th, 2009
3:03 pm
…last year you may not have called it "how do you teach sportsmanship", but you did utilize the same scenario to talk about one of your children (who shall remain nameless this year, though you did name the child last year)and their difficulties in losing gracefully during the Christmas holidays and the same game playing.
Please don't be so defensive, I tried to temper my comment by saying that I understood the need to repeat some topics! Little PMS happenin"?
December 29th, 2009
3:04 pm
And, I believe it was covered in your January 4, 2008 topic (listed above) – my bad for not reccognizing the exact date!
December 29th, 2009
3:08 pm
When I was a child my parents got a sitter who stayed the night and they went out. There were there in the morning.
Last year I was asleep by midnight. My children were with their father's family. They called me at midnight.
This year my parents decided not to go out and we are all going over there.
It is up to you. I don't think there is anything wrong with going out just you and Michael. Rose is big enough to learn that Mom and Dad need "special time" without kids. On the other hand spending it with them is good if that is what you want to do.
Truthfully I do not get the big deal of the day. I recall a handful of parties of my youth that involved being drunk or close to it. I do not recall anything worthwhile at all about the celebrations sober or not.
December 29th, 2009
3:23 pm
I will be safe at home in my jammies ready for bed…. I dont like the crowds or the late nights even if it is NYE… To all that do go out be safe and have a great time.. :)
December 29th, 2009
3:48 pm
ok Im sorta gonna laugh here.. but having the complete list of topics over the year is a little ocd :)
December 29th, 2009
3:50 pm
FCM, I wanted to thank you again for your encouragement on christmas eve :)
December 29th, 2009
4:55 pm
I have done the "date night" and the family night. This year it will be just me and the girl, since he is still deployed. We might go to the neighbors house and do a wii party. Or might pull out a jigsaw puzzle and follow in my mom's tradition. But some years I like going out with just my man. Mostly I wear jeans for work since where I work can get pretty dirty and there is no reason to ruin good clothes. So getting the chance to dress up and feel pretty and see his admiring look is great for my ego. His job requires he wear a uniform and at home it is work pants and t-shirts so to see him in a suit is a treat.
ot – we had holiday drama with the ex's wife demanding when my child would be visiting. They had forgotten I would pretty much be alone if she went.
December 29th, 2009
6:03 pm
LM, I was right there… I had to send my son off to the step monsters house
December 29th, 2009
6:07 pm
Julia that is the neat thing about this board. NONE of us can walk the exact same path, but we have had a similar one so we can help shoulder the burden by saying this worked for me. Some will say they know best and it is pretty cut and dry to them. They can think that. Most of us just find that we have been there.
Like my kids came back this weekend after a visit with their Dad. They were thrilled to be home and happy excited. Dang if he did not do the whole guilt trip thing until he had them in crocodile sized tears that went on for more than an hour. His own personal selfish insecurties had to be fed by his child's meltdown so he could look at me and say see what you did to us — yeah I see, now get your butt back to your fiancee's house. He does the melodrama as a subtle way to put a wall between me and the kids. Now yours may be doing his theatrics for the boy for a reason other than to hurt you…but he is doing it.
These men need to realize that they can feel bad, they can mourn, they can even do the blubbering that my ex does. They just need to do it to someone other than a small child who is developing emotionally and has zero coping skills in place. They can do it to a Minister, a friend, even the fiancee….just not the kid!
December 29th, 2009
6:23 pm
Julia, you really think that Theresa having a list of her topics is OCD? I would expect Theresa to have a list of every topic she's blogged about. I don't think that's OCD. I think its smart.
December 29th, 2009
9:13 pm
Julia I went for 16 yrs back and forth with my ex thinking my son would hate me for being to weak to stand up to his father. My dad always said he would end up on my door step at 18. Guess what he did 5 years later he is still with me much to his father chagrin. My point is don't beat your self up or let other people bring you down. Kids are smart and they always love you, no mater what they are told. It will work out in the end. Promise
December 29th, 2009
9:38 pm
Elaina.. I am a firm believer of the truth will be known and I really do very little bashing of the father but yea sorry but the step monster is a different story… She has called him a pathological lier to his face and wanted to whip him when his own father would not step in…………….. I just finished with an ex boyfriend who tried his hardest to get the boy to hate me (he hates his mother and his ex wife).
I was joking Momsrule…
December 29th, 2009
10:29 pm
Julia…I get my son back after being at dad's for 10 days and it will take at least that long to deprogram him. Welcome back to the real world where we have chores and expect you to act like a human. I am your MOM not your friend.
December 30th, 2009
4:51 am
New year party- Is it an option or a decision? – New year being a one day a year celeberation family can take a leave and get together can take precedence.Celeberate as family going out with other families.
December 30th, 2009
8:06 am
ZachsMom thank you! I thought I was the only one who thought of it as deprogramming.
December 30th, 2009
8:35 am
I think sometimes you need to take the time as a couple and go have some fun!
December 30th, 2009
8:54 am
Julia: This step monster has two adult children and 3 grandkids. So she has little interest in being a mom to a 17 y/o girl. She does not encourage visitation between father and child and has openly shown preference towards her own children and grand kids. DOn't get me wrong, I understand she can't help but love her own but to openly ignor and state she perfers to spend time with her own to both the father and child is wrong. The father has two children, both have little feelings of love and affection for him, mostly due to his lack of a back bone and standing up for them. Before this wife, it was his mother who ruled, I can't describe the arguments we had over his not standing up for US, now he won't stand up for his child… I never bashed and tried to always speak highly of him to our child, even though it was very hard to see what he was doing and not say something. Now she sees what kind of person he is and is making her own decissions about what kind of relationship she will have with him.
December 30th, 2009
9:36 am
We have done it both ways. For the last 2 years we have gone out just as a couple and then hung out with the kids on New Year's Day. This year, we are having a huge family New Year's Eve ball / surprise bday parties (my man and his 2 brother's all just had bdays at the end of December). My sis-in-law has arranged an area for the kids in 3 rooms upstairs so they can play and yet the adults can have adult time also. I don't know though.. we will see how it goes.
I have really always looked at New Years Eve as adult time, and I like it that way. But who knows… maybe I will actually enjoy this ball! lol
December 30th, 2009
10:49 am
I have been asked to refrain from folly this year. Mr. Jesse is building an addition to the abode and he would very much like it if I stayed home to assist him. I'm quite positive this has nothing at all to do with the fact that the BFF and I nearly burned her home down last NYE;)
December 30th, 2009
11:16 am
WOW – lot of man-hating going on in this blog today.
If you're this hateful to your ex when you're around your children talking about him, then YOU'RE the ones screwing up your kids.
December 30th, 2009
11:17 am
Hadn't seen Jesse's Girl on here in quite a while. It was so nice.
December 30th, 2009
12:35 pm
Jane I am polite to my ex. I do well with him on the phone. I vent where the kids aren't. I would never try to influence their relationship with their dad for good or for bad. I figure he is doing a fine job showing them who he really is on his own.
December 30th, 2009
12:39 pm
BTW Jane if you look at the original post Julia was commenting to me on this is how I ended it "YOU don't say anything about Dad. YOU don't try to fix that relationship. YOU will be the one who is hurt if you try." Doesn't sound much like someone who thinks trashing the ex is a good idea now does it? My kids may well be screwed up but it is not because I talk about their Dad when they are around.
December 30th, 2009
12:48 pm
NYE is grown up night for us. The kids go to their grandmother's as is their tradition.They hang out with their cousins and munch on goodies all night long, and stay up as late as they can hang. Of course, we only get about 4-5 adult evenings out a year, so we cherish this one. New Year's Day, we all go out as a family to brunch, as is our tradition. Everyone wins! This year we are taking in a comedy show with friends, and will be home by 11 before all the drunks get out on the road.
December 30th, 2009
3:52 pm
Thank you again FCM, Jane – bite me
December 30th, 2009
8:42 pm
Perhaps I'm losing my BS-radar…but I can't tell if Jane's "aaawww" was sarcastic or not.
December 31st, 2009
8:27 am
I would say it would really depend on the age of the children. When they are very young, they should be in bed well before midnight, but at the same time, you shouldn't attend any major parties, unless you have hired a babysitter.
When they are older, you can allow them to stay up to midnight or later, to watch the countdown. You can either have your own private party at home, or take them with you to a friend's party, if (A) they'll allow it, and (B) if they will provide activities the kids will be able to do. Perhaps to help the kids feel like they're celebrating like the adults, provide them with flutes filled with Sprite, 7-Up, or ginger ale, which looks and fizzes like champagne, but without the alcohol. Also, all three of these have very little to no caffeine, so you won't have to worry about them being wired all night long.
I just thought of an activity you can help them do for New Year's. This sort of ties in with an old superstition that if you bind last year's calendars with twine, and throw it into a roaring fire, all the banes and troubles from last year won't carry over or repeat themselves in the new year. Have the kids write down something bad that happened to them last year. It could be getting into a fight with someone at school, getting bad grades, being grounded for a week due to this or that, or anything bad that happened to them. Have them write down that event on a piece of paper, fold it up, and hand it to you. You can then either toss it into a roaring fire (if you have a fireplace, or can do it on a charcoal grill), or shove it into a paper shredder. Remove the ashes or shreddings and discard them out of the house. Tell the kid that the event is no more, that it has been destroyed, so it should not happen again in the new year.
December 31st, 2009
9:25 am
FCM – I wasn't necessarily talking to you. Read all of the blogs. Funny how you instantly thought it was you though. Must be a bit of guilt going on there.
And Julia, calling someone a "step monster", even if not to their face, reinforces your nasty attitude about them and YES, that does come across to the kids. Do you really think your kids are to stupid to figure out what's going on? Give them more credit than that.
Do you folks really think you can think all these nasty thought about your ex and your children don't figure it out and aren't hurt? WRONG.
As I said before – LET IT GO!!! You and your kids will be better off.
January 1st, 2010
12:51 pm
Well said Jane! It's hard but it is best to let it go for the sake of the kids. And while some of them give them all a bad name, they aren't all "stepmonters". My son's stepmother is a wonderful person. I actually like her a lot better than my ex-husband.
January 2nd, 2010
2:16 pm
I don't think your social life should be decided by your child. EVER.
However, I like things like "First Night Athens" that they used to have–family activities that were lots of fun. You paid a per person rate, could go from venue to venue, and map whatever activities were of interest to the children and adults.
Teresa, whatever THE ADULTS decide should be what you do. Perhaps this year it is time to get out on your own, and plan next year to host a party for several families.


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I have a pentax k-x, I only bought it a few days ago. I had a nikon D50 but only ever used it in auto which was a bit of a waste. When i put my pentax into M mode There is a meter thing that sort of goes -3 2 1|1 2 3+ and it always seems to go right over to -3 and flashes red. I can change the ISO speed and shutter speed ect... but cant find how to adjust this. My shots seem to come out dark and im a completely novice so im at a loss here.
Hi Suzy,
" M " is manual mode, leave the ISO on 200, put the shutter speed on something like 1/125th sec and then adjust the aperture dial throu 5,6 / 8 / 11 / 13 etc until you get the correct exposure.
The correct exposure is a relationship between the shutter speed and the lens aperature, there is no ideal setting that covers all, if you open on up, you'll need to close of slow the other one down.
I haven't got a Pentax, but if it's anything like a Canon, I think it's telling you that the current aperture/shutter speed/ISO setting in Manual mode is too slow. Try increasing the aperture/decreasing the shutter speed/increasing the ISO until the meter goes to the middle - this should give you the correct exposure.
It's the manual exposure readout you're looking at. It indicates from -3 stops (underexposure) to +3 stops (overexposure) and the centre point is correct exposure. So, use the back wheel to adjust the aperture and then, holding down the +- button use the wheel again to adjust the shutter speed (or vice versa depending how it's set up) until the bar graph is centered.
It's probably easier to start with for you to use P until you get to grips with the camera controls.
A book on basic photographic technique would be a good place to start.
EV is short for Exposure Value and is determined by the camera's light meter based on the ISO setting and the amount of light in the scene you are photographing. It isn't something that you would alter, since it is a measurement of the amount of light required by the sensor to form an image.
You then adjust the shutter speed and aperture to achieve the EV that the camera has determined will give a "correct" exposure.
ISO is the sensitivity to light that the camera uses to measure the scene. i.e How much light do I need to get a correct exposure.
The amount of light that you let the camera deliver to the sensor is determined by the combination of aperture (the size of the hole that light enters the camera) and the shutter speed (the length of time that the hole is open). If you make the hole smaller, you need to leave it open longer to let the same amount of light in. If you make the hole larger you need to leave it open for a shorter time to let the same amount of light in.
In Manual mode - you adjust both the aperture and shutter speed until your meter reads 0.
In Aperture Priority mode - you adjust the aperture only and the camera adjusts the shutter speed for you to give 0 on the light meter reading.
In Shutter Priority mode - you adjust the shutter speed only and the camera adjusts the aperture for you to give 0 on the light meter reading.
If you adjust the ISO, you are telling the camera to use a different sensitivity to measure how much light is "correct," and this willl give a different EV for each different ISO you use in the same conditions.
Low ISO (say 100) means that the camera needs more light to achieve a "correct" exposure than with a high ISO (say 800).
This in turn means that a different combination of aperture and shutter speed will be required.
Quote: Thanks for the replies everyone. When I read the manual is said that the EV setting cant be manually set when on M mode
You sure it isn't saying that the EV compensation cannot be altered in manual mode i.e. you cannot force the meter to over or under read as you may want to in an auto mode (AP/SP/Program) to allow the camera to correctly expose the image as you desire.
In Manual mode you would just set the aperture and/or speed to over or under as per the -3 2 1|1 2 3+ scale e.g. if you wanted to compensate for an over light sky unbalancing the reading.
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