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Basic Trope: Very hot things are only dangerous if you touch them.
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- Straight: Characters stand three feet above lava pits without burning up.
- Exaggerated: Characters stand three feet above the surface of the sun without burning up.
- Downplayed: Bob doesn't notice the radiator's on until he touches it.
- Justified:
- The heroes have Applied Phlebotinum that shields them from radiant heat, but would stop working if they were immersed in magma.
- The heroes are of a species that has natural resistance to heat, but only within certain limits. It's just too hot at or below the actual surface of the lava.
- The heroes are actually inside a deadly virtual-reality game that's only programmed to kill them if they touch the lava.
- Inverted:
- Lava radiates deadly amounts of heat, but submersion is perfectly safe.
- OR: Someone tries to apply this trope to a cold zone. See also Space Is Cold.
- Subverted: The characters walk safely above lava pits, but they start to notice it's getting very hot...
- Double Subverted: Someone points out that real lava would have cooked them by now - the Big Bad must really have surrounded his base with boiling Kool-Aid!
- Parodied: The characters can't walk safely over the lava until they find the "convection" switch and turn it off.
- Zig Zagged: Bob and Alice walk within three feet of open lava pits, but it's revealed that they have superpowers and can withstand the heat. Then in the next episode Bob reaches for a hot teakettle and burns his hand.
- Averted: The characters are forced to stay well away from the lava pits due to amount of heat they radiate.
- Enforced: "The inside of a volcano would be a great place to have the Big Bad's stronghold, but what about the heat?" "Don't worry about it".
- Lampshaded: "I always thought that lava heated its surroundings. Guess I was wrong".
- Invoked: The Big Bad puts a decoy back entrance into his lair right over a lava pit, counting on the heroes not understanding that just jumping over it will be enough to do them a lot of harm.
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: "Were you going to try to jump over the lava? You Fool!"
- Discussed:
- "Anyone gives me a reason why that lava didn't kill you as soon as you got anywhere near it, I don't throw you in. Fair's fair".
- "I don't understand convection?"
- Conversed: "You know, if they were really that close to the lava, they'd promptly burst into flames".
- Deconstructed: A character tries to get past a Lava Pit and suffers horrible burns.
- Reconstructed: See "Justified".
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The Colour of Beauty
Renee Thompson is trying to make it as a top fashion model in New York. She's
got the looks, the walk and the drive. But she's a black model in a world
where white women represent the standard of beauty. Agencies rarely hire black
models. And when they do, they want them to look "like white girls dipped in
The Colour of Beauty is a shocking short documentary that examines racism in the fashion industry. Is a black model less attractive to designers, casting directors and consumers? What is the colour of beauty?
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Gitmo Prisoner Acquitted of All But One Charge in Embassy Bombings
A federal jury has acquitted former Guantánamo prisoner Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani on all but one charge in the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania. After five days of deliberations, the jury found Ghailani not guilty on 284 of 285 counts. Although the lone guilty verdict came on a minor conspiracy charge, he still faces a minimum sentence of 20 years in prison and a maximum of life. Ghailani was the first former Guantánamo prisoner tried in a U.S. civilian court. Prosecutors had described him as a mass murderer with "the blood of hundreds on his hands." But the defense argued Ghailani was a pawn unwittingly exploited by al-Qaeda. Outside the courtroom, Ghailani's attorney, Peter Quijano, hailed the verdict.
Peter Quijano: "This verdict is a reaffirmation that this nation's judicial system is the greatest ever devised. It is truly a system of laws and not men. We're in the shadow of the World Trade Center. This jury acquitted Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani of 284 out of 285 counts. At the start of this trial, we believed that Ahmed was truly innocent of all these charges. Please understand that we still truly believe he is innocent of all of these charges."
Ghailani was captured in Pakistan in 2004, taken to a secret overseas CIA jail, then moved to Guantánamo in 2006. At the start of the trial, the presiding federal judge barred the government from calling in their star witness, ruling that information about the witness had been revealed by Ghailani while he was being tortured in a secret CIA prison. His trial had been seen as a potential test for the Obama administration's stated plans to try other former prisoners on trial in U.S. courtrooms.
Insurers Gave Chamber Over $86M to Defeat Healthcare Reform
Newly disclosed figures show the nation's largest health insurance corporations funneled some $86.2 million to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to oppose healthcare reform last year. Companies including UnitedHealth and CIGNA provided the money through their main lobbying group, America's Health Insurance Plans. The spending exceeded the group's entire budget from the year before and accounted for 40 percent of the Chamber's 2009 budget. The money was used to fund ads, polling and public events to stir opposition to the healthcare overhaul. An anonymous source confirmed to Bloomberg News that the money came from insurers because federal tax laws don't require identification of donors. In a statement, the Center for Responsive Politics said, "Perhaps this key debate would have progressed differently if the true source of the chamber's spending had been known at the time."
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A new study shows members of Congress saw a boost in personal wealth as the U.S. economy suffered the worst of the economic recession. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, lawmakers' personal wealth increased an average 16 percent between 2008 and 2009. The number of millionaires rose to 261, nearly half the total members of Congress. The median wealth of a House member topped $765,000, while the average for a senator was more than $2.3 million.
FBI Meets with Google, Facebook in Wiretap Push
The Obama administration is intensifying a push to expand government wiretapping of online communications, including emails, Facebook postings and internet phone calls. The administration wants Congress to require immediate compliance with wiretap orders seeking government monitoring of encrypted messages sent over the internet. The New York Times reports FBI Director Robert Mueller met with top executives at several major Silicon Valley firms, including Google and Facebook, earlier this week. The White House proposals include a requirement that any services based overseas be routed communications through a U.S. server where they could be wiretapped.
Senate to Vote on Repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Democrats have announced they'll force a vote on repealing the U.S. military's ban on openly gay and lesbian servicemembers before the next Congress begins in January. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he'll bring a military spending bill with the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" repeal attached to the Senate floor sometime next month. The House voted to repeal the ban earlier this year.
Murkowski Claims Victory in Alaska Senate Race
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has claimed victory over Tea Party-backed opponent Joe Miller after more than two weeks of vote counting. Murkowski ran as a write-in candidate after Miller won the Republican primary in August. Murkowski is said to have a 10,000-vote lead, but Miller is still refusing to concede the race.
Antiwar Protesters Converge at NATO Summit in Portugal
President Obama is heading to Portugal for a NATO summit in Lisbon beginning on Friday. The Obama administration hopes to drum up support for its military strategy in Afghanistan and its new plan to delay a non-binding withdrawal deadline to at least 2014. Ahead of the summit, the city of Lisbon is undergoing the largest-ever security crackdown in Portugal's history. Peace activists plan to hold several rallies culminating in an antiwar march on Saturday. Protest organizer Pedro Lima criticized Portugal's involvement in the Afghanistan occupation.
Pedro Lima: "We wanted to show the people of Lisbon that Portugal is actually in a war, that we were not even invaded by that country — that is, Afghanistan — and that we are sponsoring that war. Some money is taken out from social [projects] and education to be invested in war armaments."
Swedish Prosecutor Seeks Arrest of WikiLeaks Founder
Sweden's top prosecutor has ordered the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on charges of rape and sexual molestation. The move follows an investigation that was reopened in September after initially being dropped. It also comes less than a month after WikiLeaks released a trove of classified U.S. military documents disclosing new evidence of torture and civilian deaths in the Iraq war. Assange has denied the allegations and said he is the target of a smear campaign. A Stockholm court is set to hold a hearing on whether to grant the request for his arrest.
FDIC Probes Former Bank Execs
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has launched a probe of around 50 former banking executives whose firms collapsed during the financial crisis. More than 300 banks and credit firms have failed since 2008, but only a handful of financial executives have faced charges.
13 Arrested at Protest against University of California Tuition Hike
At least 13 people have been arrested in San Francisco at a protest against another tuition hike at University of California schools. On Wednesday, protesters gathered outside a meeting where UC Regents are considering a proposal to raise average tuition eight percent, or over $800. The Regents approved a 32 percent tuition hike one year ago. One police officer pulled a gun on the protesters, while others used pepper spray to disperse the crowd. The Regents are set to vote on the tuition hike today.
Dems Elect Pelosi Minority Leader
Back in Washington, House Democrats have elected House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as minority leader in the next Congress. Pelosi won by a vote of 150 to 43 after facing calls to step aside in the wake of the Democrats' midterm losses. Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) will fill a new position of assistant leader under minority whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD).
GOP Blocks Paycheck Fairness Act in Senate
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Palin Hints at 2012 Presidential Bid
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Sarah Palin: "I'm looking at the lay of the land now and trying to figure that out, if it's a good thing for the country, for the discourse, for my family — if it's a good thing."
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Sarah Palin: "I believe so."
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Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich (Head of Audi Motorsport): "The gaps were extremely narrow today even for Norisring conditions. If – like Mike Rockenfeller – you're in 19th place with a gap of only three tenths of a second and thus are eliminated in Q1, this says everything about how close the field currently is in the DTM. But we also know that the grid positions this year aren't quite as crucial anymore as they were in the past. That's why anything's still possible tomorrow. Furthermore, with Edo (Mortara) on the second row we've got a driver who has proven his qualities on city street circuits on numerous occasions."
Dieter Gass (Head of DTM): "As a team, we're in a better position than last year when we only had two cars in the top ten – and the second car only on grid position ten. Still, following the good result in free practice this morning, we'd been hoping for a bit more, especially at the top. On the other hand, we're the only manufacturer to have managed putting a car into the top four at all five races in the first half of the season. With DRS and good option tire management, quite a bit is possible here. It'll definitely be a tough race and I'm proceeding from the assumption that it'll be a hard-fought one for a very long time."
Edoardo Mortara (Playboy Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 4
"It was a good qualifying session for me. Achieving a better result would have been difficult today. In Q3 and Q4, I had the feeling of having squeezed the maximum out of the car. We're not completely in front yet so we've still got some work to do. But the gap isn't large and that's good. We've got some difficult weekends behind us on which we were competitive but didn't get everything together completely. Now things are going better – that's a nice result for Team Rosberg too."
Filipe Albuquerque (Audi Financial Services RS 5 DTM), grid position 8
"It was a difficult qualifying session. I had a bit of fortune, in Q1 I was 16th, in Q2 I was running in tenth place and in the end took eighth place. The potential is there. Let's see how the race will go."
Mattias Ekström (Red Bull Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 9
"In Q3, unfortunately I didn't drive the perfect lap. And if you don't manage that, you're not in front in the DTM. Grid position nine is an improvement over the last races but we're still not where we want to be. The race is very long. As always, I'm going to try and give my best."
Adrien Tambay (Audi ultra RS 5 DTM), grid position 11
"Of course, it's a bit of a shame that I didn't make it into Q3. On my last lap, I came very close to setting a time of one of the best five drivers but I made a small mistake – and the Norisring doesn't forgive even the slightest mistake. But here, anything's possible in the race."
Timo Scheider (AUTO TEST Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 13
"We felt the 45 minutes we lost in the morning due to a minor problem in terms of fine-tuning. Despite this limitation we developed pretty good balance. The first and the last sector were good. Unfortunately, we lost a few tenths in the last turn."
Jamie Green (Red Bull Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 14
"I don't know yet what to expect in the race. The pace in qualifying was good, as eighth place in the first qualifying segment showed. But I had problems finding a perfect lap. There's something happening in each sector of this track. And if the set-up is less than hundred percent perfect you lack a tenth and slip toward the bottom on the time sheets."
Mike Rockenfeller (Schaeffler Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 19
"Unfortunately, I can't say much today. In the first races of the season, we always got everything right in the team. Today, we weren't where we wanted to be with the set-up. I tried everything, more wasn't possible. But we won't give up and will try and move forward in the race."
Miguel Molina (Audi RS 5 DTM), grid position 22
"This wasn't so good. I had a problem with the transmission and am starting all the way from the rear. But with a good strategy, we can drive a good race."
Hans-Jürgen Abt (Team Director Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline): "We can't be totally satisfied. We'd been expecting a top-ten result for all cars. We're hoping to have an advantage with our set-up across the long distance in the heat. Our best car is in ninth place –so nothing's lost. But the competition is strong. Doing a good job of getting through the first turn will be important."
Ernst Moser (Team Director Audi Sport Team Phoenix): "After the results of the roll-out and free practice we were confident to have found a good set-up. This wasn't confirmed in qualifying. I'm hoping for the set-up to work out in the race. Starting from the rear will be difficult. Bur we're hoping to be able to advance with a good strategy and to be scoring points."
Arno Zensen (Team Director Audi Sport Team Rosberg): "Of course I'm very pleased. We've got the two best Audi cars in the field. Edo (Mortara) is in fourth place. It's great that he made it into Q4. I can also live well with Filipe (Albuquerque) in eighth place. The guys deserve this after the misfortune of the past weeks.
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June 5, 2015 in Sports on Page B2 TRACK AND FIELD: Justin Gatlin came within 0.01 seconds of his world-leading time in the 100 meters, clocking 9.75 at the Golden Gala on Thursday in Rome. Then the American …
Memorial honors Washington law enforcement, Moore
May 13, 2015 in City on Page A1 Grief and respect transcended borders Tuesday, as the annual event memorializing fallen Washington state law enforcement officers adopted a broader look at the job given recent events in Coeur d'Alene … 1
In brief: Paul Casey surges, Rory McIlroy tumbles at the Memorial
May 31, 2014 in Sports on Page C2 Golf: Paul Casey expected to be chasing someone at the Memorial on Friday, figuring it would be Rory McIlroy. After two holes, Casey had the lead to himself at Muirfield …
Forgotten sacrifices: Grand Coulee Dam memorial found in Colville
May 25, 2014 in City, Region on Page A1 GRAND COULEE – By most accounts, the last life claimed by the Grand Coulee Dam was that of Howard Gumm. The day he died, July 27, 1984, the Teamster was … 86
'We will never forget': Memorial honors Fairchild airmen
May 4, 2014 in City on Page B1 More than 200 airmen and family members gathered Saturday morning at Fairchild Air Force Base's Memorial Grove Park for the dedication of a memorial honoring the three airmen killed in … 1
Memorial dedication honors three fallen Fairchild Airmen
May 3, 2014 in City, Region More than 200 Airmen and family members gathered at Fairchild Air Force Base's Memorial Grove Park today for the dedication of a memorial honoring three Airmen killed in a KC-135 … 2
Front Porch: Soldier left a lasting impression
April 3, 2014 in Washington Voices on Page V1 His face stared out me from the photo album. Dark hair with straight bangs falling across huge green eyes. A goofy grin and a Nintendo controller clutched in his hands. … 1
Tom Foley memorial service draws hundreds to Gonzaga University
Nov. 2, 2013 in City on Page A1 Thousands of miles from his old congressional stomping grounds, friends and family of Tom Foley remembered the qualities that elevated the man to legendary statesman. "Thank you so much for … 5
Sept. 11 commemorations at 3 crash sites
Sept. 11, 2013 in Nation/World A look at events in New York City, Washington and Shanksville, Pa., marking the 12th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks:
Kuchar wins Memorial
June 3, 2013 in Sports on Page B1 Matt Kuchar was in a good spot Sunday at the Memorial. He had his first multiple-win season, and an audience with tournament host Jack Nicklaus. Needing two putts from 20 …
Spokane pays tribute to fallen Fairchild airmen
May 29, 2013 in City on Page A1 A day after the nation paused to remember its servicemembers, the Spokane community stopped to remember its three most recently fallen military members. Thousands turned out Tuesday to honor Capt. …
Spokane runners planning memorial for Boston tragedy
April 16, 2013 in City Members of Spokane's running community will set up a memorial at the Runners Sculpture in River Front Park between 5:30 and 6 p.m. today to show their support for those …
Flags to be lowered for Spokane soldier
June 27, 2012 in City Flags in front of state buildings will be lowered to half-staff Monday for Spc. Jarrod Lallier. 1
Friends gather to mark Spokane grandmother's loss
June 11, 2009 in City on Page A5 The stainless steel cross bearing a photo of 29-year-old Robb Long, placed where Sprague Avenue crosses under Interstate 90, no longer stands. In its place the state Department of Transportation …
Remembering WWII hero
Oct. 2, 2008 in Voices on Page N1 It's a long way from Reardan to Best, The Netherlands, but the two places are connected by a 22-year-old soldier. Pfc. Joe E. Mann was born in Reardan in 1922. …
Woman's Giving Spirit Survives Her St. Mary's Carries On Holiday Tradition
Nov. 27, 1997 in Nation/World on Page A1 1. Cassie Tartoue 2. Carolyn Aschenbrenner prepares for today's dinner at the St. Mary's parish center, where dozens will eat in a family atmosphere. Photo by Jesse Tinsley/The Spokesman-Review
Jimmy Stewart Eulogized With Cue From Favorite Film
July 8, 1997 in Nation/World on Page A6 Jimmy Stewart's daughters Kelly Harcourt, left, and Judy Merrill arrive at the late actor's memorial service with stepson Michael McLean. Photo by Associated Press
Fdr: American Icon Democratic Giant Led Nation Out Of The Great Depression, Was World War Ii's Supreme Commander And Built Lasting Social Programs
May 3, 1997 in Nation/World on Page A2 1. Visitors to the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington on Friday gather around the statues honoring FDR, the 32nd president, and his trusty dog, Fala. Photo by Associated Press …
First Pearl Harbor Victim Remembered
May 28, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A4 Just seconds after Japanese bombers roared in, 17-year-old Warren McCutcheon was shot through the heart by an enemy gunner - the first American serviceman to die at Pearl Harbor, researchers …
Friends, Family Look For Lessons At Vigil For Girl Killed In Crash
March 7, 1996 in Washington Voices on Page V9 They came in search of something good from an accident that was so bad. More than 100 family members, friends and neighbors of 16-year-old Anna Sherman gathered Saturday night for …
Woman Plans Glass Angel In Boys' Memory
July 30, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A9 A glowing angel and a 6-foot black granite monument bearing a photograph of the boys drowned by their mother could replace the wooden marker and humble offerings now on the …
Rachel Carver, In Death An Inspiration
June 21, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A6 Latanya Sanders, 14, and Scott Darrow, 9, write a message to Rachel. Photo by Kristy MacDonald/The Spokesman-Review
Jfk's Secretary Interred At Arlington
May 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A3 Evelyn Norton Lincoln, who was President Kennedy's personal secretary, was remembered Friday in a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.
Vets Remember Vietnam Dead
April 27, 1995 in Idaho on Page B4 Veterans and sympathizers gathered in Pocatello on Wednesday on the 20th anniversary of the fall of Saigon to read the names of Americans killed in the Vietnam War. It's no …
Street Shrines As Precarious As Life There Are More Ways To Die Now, And People Create More Ways To Mourn
Jan. 31, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Strip malls line mile after mile of suburban streets here, but Tarragona Plaza is different - if you know where to look. Underneath a tangle of untended flowers and Taco …