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Kleinveldt's blistering 97 swings game Northants' wayAn extraordinary innings of 97 in 69 balls from Rory Kleinveldt put Northamptonshire in charge against Derbyshire at Wantage Road. The home side closed day three 438 for 7, a lead of 114. Kleinveldt's blasting began straight after tea and a combination of ... ESPN Cricinfo, 2 months ago
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Kleinveldt and Stone earn lead as bat holds sway
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Kleinveldt carnage but Northants just fall short in chase of 446
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The next time you find yourself face to face with a bag of jellybeans, skittles, or other fruit flavored, chewy candies, try this little exercise; it's really enlightening. In fact, it's so much fun that I suggest you go out right now and buy a bag of candy to try it A.S.A.P.! As a chef instructor at culinary school, I do this with each new group of students during their first week of classes to get them thinking about how our perception of taste and flavor really work.
Hold one, and only one, piece of candy in your fingers. With the fingers of your other hand, tightly pinch your nostrils closed so that you cannot in any way breath through your nose. Pop the piece of candy into your mouth and chew it thoroughly for 10-15 seconds while continuing to hold your nose closed. Don't breath in or out through your mouth, either. What you will be perceiving during this time is one of the five widely accepted basic tastes; sweetness. The other four are salty, sour, bitter, and umami (Japanese for deliciousness or savoriness).
Once you have fully registered the sweetness of the candy, unplug your nose and breath in and out deeply. WHAM! All of a sudden it hits you...the specific flavor of the individual piece of candy you chose. While you were holding your nose, you were preventing the volatile aroma molecules that were escaping from the chewed candy to come into contact with your olfactory receptor cells. While your receptors in your taste buds in your mouth were able to pick up and transmit the perception of sweetness to your brain, it wasn't until you allowed the aroma vapors up inside you nasal passages that the complete "flavor" of the candy revealed itself.
So, what it comes down to is that the experience of a food's "flavor" as we perceive it is really a composite of one (or more) of its basic tastes, put together with all of the aroma molecules released from that food as you chew it. To put it into a very simple formula, TASTE + AROMA (smell) = FLAVOR. Try the jellybean exercise on a group of people sometime, maybe at your next dinner party. It's always a crowd pleaser.
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In this corespondence, we study the extra-factor estimation problem with the assumption that the training image ensemble is expressed as an nth-order tensor with the nth-dimension characterizing all features for an image and other dimensions for different extra factors, such as illuminations, poses, and identities. To overcome the local minimum issue of conventional algorithms designed for this problem, we present a novel statistical learning framework called mode-kn Factor Analysis for obtaining a closed-form solution to estimating the extra factors of any test image. In the learning stage, for the kth (k ne = n) dimension of the data tensor, the mode-kn patterns are constructed by concatenating the feature dimension and the kth extra-factor dimension, and then a mode-kn factor analysis model is learnt based on the mode- kn patterns unfolded from the original data tensor. In the inference stage, for a test image, the mode classification of the kth dimension is performed within a probabilistic framework. The advantages of mode-kn factor analysis over conventional tensor analysis algorithms are twofold: (1) a closed-form solution, instead of iterative sub-optimal solution as conventionally, is derived for estimating the extra-factor mode of any test image; and (2) the classification capability is enhanced by interacting with the process of synthesizing data of all other modes in the k th dimension. Experiments on the Pointing'04 and CMU PIE databases for pose and illumination estimation both validate the superiority of the proposed algorithm over conventional algorithms for extra-factor estimation.
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Fight Club is a 1999 American film based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk. The film was directed by David Fincher, and stars Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter. Norton plays the unnamed protagonist, an "everyman" who is discontented with his white-collar job. He forms a "fight club" with soap maker Tyler Durden, played by Pitt, and they are joined by men who also want to fight recreationally. The narrator becomes embroiled in a relationship with Durden and a dissolute woman, Marla Singer, played by Bonham Carter. Wikipedia
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Hi, I need some help on calling a Javascript hashChange from an HTML page.
Hi, I need some help on calling a Javascript hashChange from an HTML page.
NeMO! Just being silly, but seriously, need more info, like what are you having problems with?
Code:window.onhashchange=function(){ alert("Hash has changed!"); }
Hi. This is the script I can't get to work on my page, I have embedded the script within script tags on my page.
The goal is to load a HTML page within an ID on my page, as I have a series of ID within my page, when a email form is sent a separate HTML page loads I would like this HTML to load within an ID, understand ?
Hi. This is the script I can't get to work on my page, I have embedded the script within script tags on my page.
The goal is to load a HTML page within an ID on my page, as I have a series of ID within my page, when a email form is sent a separate HTML page loads I would like this HTML to load within an ID, understand ?
Are you testing it by going to a URL with a specific hash, or by changing the hash after the page loads?
Also, if your initiated the hash change, why not initiate the changing of what is displayed than detecting the hashchange you did in the first place?
Hi, I don't follow. Here is what I was told about hashChange, hopefully you can clear up some things. I have a form, when the form is filled out and submitted a separate HTML pages loads telling the user the form has been submitted, I want this separate HTML page to load within a hash or ID as in ID#Form, I was also informed that with hashChange I can give a direct link to whatever is on my page instead of telling the user to go to the main page first then clicking this, then clicking that etc etc. Can this hashChange script do what I was told it can do ? If so then I will proceed...Also, if your initiated the hash change, why not initiate the changing of what is displayed than detecting the hashchange you did in the first place?
If your submitting a form you can do one of many things:
1. Typical submit the form, new page loads from server
2. Submit form in a hidden iframe, and then change the page or load a page in an AJAXy way.
3. Submit form in a hidden iframe and redirect the user to another page.
You can also redirect the user to a different hash, but that just seems unnecessary.
Best way to describe what I think your doing is to use a metaphor:
Would be like turning the key in the car, and instead of it just turning the engine and getting it started, you are wanting it to turn on the daylight headlights, and if the headlights come on, it makes sure the engine comes on, which both get the same end result, just one seems unnecessary.
Or maybe I am misunderstanding what you are wanting to do.
I have the form setup, it works the problem is when you submit the form a separate HTML page loads telling the user 'message sent'. I want that 'message sent' HTML page that is sent though the PHP form to be contained within a DIV#ID with CSS width and height that is already on my page.
Ah ok so you're trying to use Ajax with the "hash workaround" method to avoid the usual navigation/bookmarking problem.
You'll have to do those things:
1. Provide an onsubmit="doAjax(); return false;" attribute/event handler to the form.
2. Implement the doAjax() function to setup an Ajax request to the same php that is mentioned in the action="" attribute of the form. When the request is finished (onreadystatechange) show the output of the php in the DIV#ID. Finally set the hash of the current page by writing to window.location.hash
3. in window.onload check to see whether there is a hash appended to the URL ... you can read it from window.location.hash. Depending on the hash, you call an Ajax function to return the ouput you need
I think you won't need onhashchange for all that.
Visit this page, the form does not work it will atleast go to a page after entering in the information, whatever you want as it's not a valid form, yet. A thank-you.html page will load, I want that thank-you.html page to load within the ID#Content which is on the same page, understand not a separate page.
First thing you need to do is redirect the form submission, either using javascript to do it, or set the target of the form to a hidden iframe, I would prefer the javascript option. If you are new to javascript, I would use jQuery or some other popular JS library to help you take care of the small details. With jQuery, you can do something like:
In the success, you will want to change the hash like:Code:$.post(url, formData, function(data){ //functions to do on success and read response from server which is in data });
You will also want to load your content in the div, which you can do with jQuery again:Code:location.href="#test";
Finally, you will want to a window.onload like devnull69 said, or use jQuery as well:Code:$('#containerID').load(urlToPage);
You can also take a more functional approach:Code:$.ready(function(){ switch(location.hash.toLowerCase()){ //use toLowerCase so its case insensitive case '#test': $('#containerID').load(urlToPage); break; default: break; } });
Hope that helps!Code:function loadPage(hash){ switch(hash.toLowerCase()){ case '#formsuccess': $('#container').load('/formSuccess.html'); break; default: break; } } function submitForm(){ $.post(url, formData, function(data){ loadPage('#formSuccess'); }); return false; } $.ready(function(){ loadPage(location.hash); });
I am new to Javascript, you have at me at a loss on how to apply this to my page and my form to make it work.


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Great app to have for a weekend getaway in Historic Lee County, IL. Less than 2 hrs west of Chicago. This app features information about local events, live music, museums, campgrounds and other lodging accommodations.
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Franklin Creek Grist Mill
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This Illinois Central Railroad Depot, built in 1876, has been completely renovated and is now a 19-room museum reflecting the history of the Amboy area.More Info
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This is the location where John Deere the man invented and produced his plow. This is where this global farm implement manufacturing company started, right here in Grand Detour, Illinois. It all began with a steel plow that was designed and forged by John right here on this site.More Info
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Miranda Lambert's Changing Looks
1. 2005
The Kerosene singer hit a CMA nominee reception with fuss-free waves. "This is just scrunched and blown dry," says stylist Holly Chapman. "We added a little bit of product and scrunched it to add that texture."
2. 2006
"She loves big hair because she's from Texas," Chapman said of Lambert's CMA Awards look. "She likes rocking hair. We wanted big full volume with curls in it."
3. 2007
The Crazy Ex-Girlfriend songstress tried something new at the CMT Music Awards. "We started to experiment more with super glam and to have more fun with lashes," said Chapman. "When I do a smoky eye, I like to add a little bit of deep indigo, emerald or olive to the smoke. It's not an obvious blue or green, so you can't pick it out, it just brings out the eyes more."
4. 2008
"It was her first Grammys, so she was ready for something different-she felt like doing a sleek, straight look," said Chapman. "She felt great that night."
5. 2008
A dramatic style for the CMA Awards. "This is a partial updo, with a bundle of curls going down the back," said Chapman. "I went with a smoky eye, longer lashes and kept the rest of the face soft."
6. 2009
"She had been wanting to do red hair for several years, like all red," said Chapman of the star's BMI Country Awards color. "That is a major commitment, so I thought, why not do some red pieces in there without making the total commitment? She thought that was a great idea. She's actually pretty edgy, pretty rocking, she likes to push the envelope."
7. 2010
Back to blond by the CMA Awards. "The color has some dimension, it's a warm brown," said Chapman. "I like to see something going on around her face."
8. 2011
The Four the Record singer's look for the Academy of Country Music Awards was inspired by her white draped goddess gown: "We did soft natural tendrils and a soft clean face with shimmer around the eyes."
9. 2012
"We were going for glamorous and pretty for Miranda's makeup to complement her beautiful black dress," said Chapman of Lambert's CMT Music Awards appearance with her group The Pistol Annies. She used Face Atelier Diamond Pink lip color topped with a swipe of Chanel's lip gloss in Blizzard. "And we finished off the look with blinged-out false eyelashes with diamond rhinestones on top!"
10. 2013
Lambert wowed with long waves at the 2013 Country Music Awards.
11. 2014
The singer debuted a drastic cut at this year's CMA Awards.
12. 2015
Wowza! With tousled waves and a smokey eye, the singer stunned when stepping out at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
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Gordon: Useful engines don't need help!
Edward: Pah! I've always been pushing Gordon up the Hill!
Thomas: Sheep to market, children to farm, chickens to school.
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Appearances by Thomas with Annie & Clarabel, Edward, Gordon, Percy, Emily and the Fat Controller.
2 new Vans are seen.
Henry's Tunnel is referred to.
If you listen closely, at the beginning of the episode you can hear Emily's old whistle in the background several times.
Footage from "Thomas Saves The Day" is used.
Cameos by Henry and James.
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Found this plant in my garden the day before yesterday. Looks very much like a low growing Wandering Jew. I've never planted one anywhere near the location. Please, can ya'll help me?
Please help me identify this plant
It is a relative of the Wandering Jew houseplant. It's called Dayflower- Tradescantia virginiana I think.
Dayflower is the correct common name but the genus is Commelina - not sure of the species because the pic is a bit blurry but it may be C. asiatica.
Tom's right! I should have proposed Asiatic Dayflower and quit while I was ahead
Here, have fun
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Agree with Tom, probably http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/653/
There are native Commelinas also, and they are hard to distinguish from each other.
T. virginiana is a grassy-type native in the US, one of the plants commonly referred to as spiderwort.
Sally, you were right about them being related. Tradescantias are part of the Commelina family.
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Yorimatã (Brazil 2014)
In her second introduction of the Brazilian Weekender at HOME, Stephanie Dennison told us that music documentaries have been very popular in Brazil for the last few years and that Yorimatã was both critically and commercially successful in cinemas in 2015. She suggested that this was both surprising and encouraging since many audiences didn't know about the two main subjects of the film – women who challenged conventional music industry ideas in the 1970s. This was my third documentary of the week and my second music documentary. Yorimatã has some things in common with Bayou Maharajah, but also several differences.
I don't think I've seen a music documentary before in which all of the performers were unknown to me (apart from Gilberto Gil who makes a brief appearance). Coupled with my limited knowledge of Brazilian music styles this meant I found it a little difficult to discern the chronology of events. (The narrative is non-linear.) Other than that, however, I was captivated by the music and personalities of the two women who appear to have used just their first names – Luhli and Lucina – throughout their long careers. Here is the official trailer for Yorimatã which explains the title and introduces the story and the music. (The official website in Portuguese has some other interesting material, including the images used here.)
Luhli (sometimes Luli) and Lucina both began performing and recording in the 1960s as solo artists and with other performers. They got together in the early 1970s, forming a musical partnership that was exciting for them and for audiences and which lasted more than twenty years. They decided to become 'independents' and move away from the global music labels such as Philips and Polygram and took themselves off to live in the country – following, but in their own way, the similar trends in Europe and North America. The 'music majors' have always been global but, unlike Hollywood, they tend to put more effort into developing local 'artists and repertoire'. They do so in conventional ways so Luhli and Lucina were seen as 'radicals'. The living arrangements they made were also radical and 'anti-conservative' as they set up a family unit with photographer Luiz Fernando Borges da Fonseca. This three-way relationship was captured by Luiz and his archive of footage formed the basis for director Rafael Saar's documentary (Saar is something of a specialist in music films). These archive clips are mixed with interviews, footage of the two women today, including recent performances with other musicians and archive clips of their earlier performances together.
The 1970s performances and the home movie footage of life in their rural retreat provide perhaps the most appealing sequences – enhanced by the grainy and colour-degraded qualities of the blown-up images. I was trying to think of what the British or American equivalents might be but I realised that the social and political differences between Brazil and the 'North' would have been an important factor. These images from Brazil seem at the same time more 'homely' and frankly more fun than 1970s hippy communes as depicted in Anglo-American music culture – but also more of a challenge to society since Brazil was under an authoritarian military dictatorship which arrested and exiled some musicians whose politics were deemed unacceptable.
In musical terms, however, it's interesting that Luhli and Lucina made familiar moves towards musical forms that were more 'roots' orientated and sometimes more 'spiritual'. But they also went through a phase of electrifying their music and becoming more rock-orientated. At this point I thought about Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention and wondered how things might have been different if Sandy had had a close female collaborator and soulmate. The music of Luhli and Lucina remained in a Brazilian context and for musicologists there are references to samba and the ways in which African music and other foreign forms have been developed in a Brazilian context. The most surprising aspect of the women's performances (apart from the appearance of the 10-string Brazilian guitar – viola caipira?) is their use of African drums (see the trailer above). We see them working to make these drums and the film begins and ends with a drumming performance.
I'm not sure if this film will get distribution outside Brazil (it did appear at Toronto) but I do hope somebody tries to make it happen. The sounds and images have stayed with me and audiences should get a lot from it. Some will enjoy the women's strength and challenge to the social order. Others will enjoy the music. Everybody will get something from it. I'm very pleased to have had the opportunity to see it.
Jonas e seu circo sem lona (Jonas and the Backyard Circus, Brazil 2015)
This film in HOME's Brazilian Weekender turned out to be a documentary about what Stephanie Dennison in her Introduction referred to as a 'small subject'. Professor Dennison leads on Brazilian film at the University of Leeds and the Weekender is a joint Leeds/Manchester University initiative with HOME's festivals team. She suggested to us that often the Brazilian films that are seen abroad are about 'big' subjects or they are 'exotic' and strange/wonderful. She went on to suggest that with the swing to the right in Brazil what she thought was interesting about this film (apart from the technical skill on display) was its concern with public education – something that was an important part of the Workers' Party agenda. Certainly the last two Brazilian films I've seen were Second Mother (Brazil 2015) and The Violin Teacher (Brazil 2015), both concerned with issues related to education.
The 'striking technical skill' here belongs to first-time documentary feature filmmaker Paula Gomes. She crafts an 83 minute film that takes its simple premise and presents it as accessibly as possible while maintaining a reasonable observational distance from its subject – though this is breached three times, but each time in an interesting and revealing way. The 'Jonas' of the title is a 13 year-old boy in the North-Eastern region of Bahia. He lives with his mother and grandmother, both of whom have had experience in the circus. If we are told about a father figure, I missed it in the subtitles. However, we do learn that Jonas has an uncle who is still operating a circus in the region.
The 'plot' of the documentary sees Jonas using a holiday period to devise a circus performance with his friends in his mother's backyard. His mother tolerates this (and his grandma encourages it) but the mother's concern is to see Jonas succeed at school. Jonas has the skills and the commitment to 'make a go' of the circus but his friends in the neighbourhood don't share his need to be a performer and although they 'muck in' and enjoy themselves, they gradually drift away. Meanwhile, Jonas is only a peripheral figure at school – knuckling down only when the camera is on him. The filmmaker appears briefly in one scene reflected in the mirror in Jonas' bedroom when his mother tries to wake him to send him to school. More importantly perhaps the director is addressed in one scene by the headteacher who tells her that her film is a bad idea since it gets in the way of Jonas and his schoolwork. This seems a little unfair, but it's good to see some concern over the boy's education. The closing credits include another line of dialogue directed to the filmmaker but I won't spoil what is a pretty good joke.
For me, the technical and artistic success of the film is based on an 'intimate' camera style which brings us into the world of Jonas and his friends and family without ever being 'exploitative'. There are many close-ups, mainly of faces. It is indeed an impressive first feature. Jonas is an engaging young man and his mother and grandmother are equally interesting characters. The classroom scenes suggest that working class education in Brazil is a real issue and I'm reminded that one of the great education thinkers was Paulo Friere who came from Recife in the neighbouring region of Pernambuco. The turn to the right in Brazilian politics is bad news for the working class.
¡Viva! 22 #5: Magallanes (Peru-Argentina-Columbia-Spain 2015)
(This is an edited version of my introduction to the film on its first ¡Viva! screening)
Magallanes offers a relatively rare opportunity to see a Peruvian film and to consider what it means to produce a film in a country like Peru. Peru is the fifth-largest Latin American country in terms of population but its film culture is not as developed as that of its northern neighbour Columbia or Venezuela (roughly the same population) or Chile (smaller population but a bigger film market). Cinema requires a substantial middle class audience to support a thriving film culture, at least in terms of cinema audiences and domestic productions. Peru has a history of social inequality and poor economic performance until the last decade of significant growth.
Peru makes around 10 films per year. Its cinemas are dominated by Hollywood features (less than 1% of the audience is for domestic features) but the average frequency of attendance is less than once a year per head of population. (All figures for 2011 from FOCUS produced by the European Audio-Visual Observatory – the figures are four years old, but I don't think they will have changed significantly.)
Making a local Peruvian film that will appeal to a domestic popular audience (and therefore compete with Hollywood imports) and to international film markets (conferring cultural status) is very difficult and requires one or more factors to be in place.
- public funding
- external funding – film festival support for scripts and filmmakers
- co-production
It usually means finding a popular genre as a carrier for an important local story that will also have some kind of universal appeal outside the country.
Magallanes is a co-production with Argentina, Colombia and Spain. Writer-director Salvador del Solar is a Peruvian actor known for films and TV performances across Latin America and this is his début film. The three main actors are the Mexican Damián Alcázar, the Argentinian Federico Luppi (known in the UK for his roles in Guillermo del Toro films) and Peru's own Magaly Solier (who has appeared in two previous ¡Viva! films from Peru, Madeinusa (2006) and The Milk of Sorrow (2009) ).
The music is by the Argentinian Federico Jusid, who also composed the music for The Secret in Their Eyes, one of the most successful Latin American films of the last few years and shown in this ¡Viva! festival as part of the Ricardo Darin strand. In some ways, Magallanes is similar kind of film, a genre film with its roots in a national issue. It's less complex in terms of narrative and less spectacular in terms of action – but perhaps more profound in what it attempts to say.
With a budget of around £650,000 Magallanes is a genuine popular film with international appeal, recognised by its successful screenings at film festivals such as Toronto and San Sebastián. The script is adapted from a novel by Alonso Cueto called The Passenger – and its story begins when a woman gets into a taxi cab. Critics described the novel as a suspense thriller mixed with the psychological depth of the realist novel – and this description suits the film as well.
The narrative and the Political history of Peru
It's useful to think about Magallanes as similar to some of the successful films made in the smaller film industries of Europe have over the last decade. Films like Black Book (2006) in the Netherlands, Flame and Citron (2008) in Denmark and Max Manus (2008) in Norway. These extremely popular films in their local markets competed successfully with Hollywood in looking back to the Second World War and the ways in which local people dealt with the experience of Occupation and the development of Resistance movements. Sometimes films have also looked at the shame associated with collaboration. This is especially true in France where specific films such as Un héros tres discrèt (1996) explored the 'myth' of 'resistance' and others such as Un secret (2007) explored the ways in which anti-semitism in France became part of 'collaboration'.
In Latin America it is the aftermath of the vicious oppression of military regimes and forms of civil war from the 1970s through to the 1990s and beyond which has formed the basis for successful film stories, especially in Argentina. The Chilean documentarist Patricio Guzmán has made it his life's work to document the overthrow of Salvador Allende and the subsequent atrocities of the General Pinochet regime – Guzmán's latest film The Pearl Button (France-Chile 2015) is currently on release in the UK.
Peru experienced a civil war which reached its height in the 1980s and continued through to 2000. The main conflict, in what was a complicated struggle for power involving several different groups, was between the security forces of the right-wing governments of the period and the Maoist guerrilla group known as the Shining Path. These two forces tried to take control of the mountain areas in the Andes, particularly in the Ayacucho region and in doing so they imposed themselves violently on the indigenous peoples of the region. Both sides committed atrocities on a large scale. A 'Truth and Reconciliation Commission' reported in Peru in 2003 and suggested that some 70,000 people had been killed or 'disappeared' in the conflict and some 500,000 were displaced from their homes. Ayacucho experienced a 'reign of terror'. The victims were mainly indigenous people and after they fled to the slums of the capital Lima, they became the focus of investigations and death squads as the conflict moved to urban areas in the 1990s.
The story of Magallanes – the name of the central character – takes place in Lima in the present day. Lima is a very large city of nearly 10 million people and one of the three largest in the Americas with nearly a third of Peru's population. It's a sprawling modern city suggesting economic progress and looking forward to the future, but for many of its residents the horrors of the past are not easy to forget. Magallanes (Damián Alcázar) is a part-time taxi driver and paid 'companion' to 'the Colonel' – his former commanding officer when the two men were stationed in Ayacucho. The Colonel (Federico Luppi). The Colonel has now succumbed to a form of dementia and we can't be sure what he remembers of his time in the Andes. When Celina (Magaly Solier) climbs into his cab, Magallanes recognises her as the young indigenous girl taken by the Colonel as his sex slave during those years in Ayacucho. Magallanes quickly hatches a plan to extort money from the Colonel's wealthy son – but is it the money that he wants or something else? What was his relationship with Celina?
I was most struck in watching the film by a scene towards the end of the film in which during an argument Celina begins to speak in Quechua, the language spoken by many indigenous people. The dialogue is not translated in the English subtitles and as the audience we can't be sure if the European Peruvians who speak Spanish understand this outburst. But in a sense it doesn't matter. Some people prefer not to think about the past, others try to hide it. Some try to come to terms with what happened and some just refuse to even listen. Spanish is the dominant official language, Quechua is spoken by perhaps 10% of the Peruvian population.
The people in power in Peru today still face questions about the aftermath of a conflict that ended less than 20 years ago. In the 1990s the President of Peru was Alberto Fujimori whose 'counter-insurgency' measures led to deaths and disappearances in Lima. He fled to Japan to escape justice in 2000 but was extradited and in 2009 he was convicted of crimes against humanity and sentenced to 25 years in gaol. In April 2016 his daughter Keiko Fujimori won the first round of voting during the Presidential Elections with nearly 40% of the vote. She looks like winning the second round in June. So it goes.
But perhaps the production of a celebrated feature film trying to deal with remembering the past is a sign that Peruvian culture can move forward?
Magallanes plays again as the final screening in this years ¡Viva! at HOME on Sunday 24th April at 16.00
¡Viva! 22 #2: El Abrazo de la serpiente (The Embrace of the Serpent, Colombia-Argentina-Venezuela 2015)
This screening was listed as a 'Preview' and the film is to be released in the UK in June by Peccadillo Pictures. It's a shame that the impact of The Pearl Button (Chile 2015) will have diminished a little by then because the two films have much in common and I would urge you to see both. The story of the havoc that European mercantilism, colonialism, capitalism and imperialism have wreaked on the indigenous peoples of Latin America is one that needs to be told and these are two fine examples of how to do it in a sensitive but always engaging way.
The Embrace of the Serpent is a fictional story but one closely based on two diaries/documentary accounts by a European and a North American making journeys into the Upper Amazon region in the first half of the 20th century. The film is presented in Black and White 'Scope (2.35:1) with a short colour sequence towards the end. This formal decision immediately sets up meanings for different audiences. For older audiences it may take us back to the documentaries of our childhood when Black and White meant 'realism'. For younger audiences it might mean 'artistry' – or artistic pretension. Personally, I forgot about it very quickly – though I did think about a film like Tabu (Portugal-Ger-Braz-Fra 2012) which raises some of the same kinds of questions. The film was shot on 35mm and the director maintains that the film camera is more robust than a digital camera under extreme conditions – a reminder that Theeb, filmed in the desert conditions of South Jordan also utilised film (and both films were nominated for Best Foreign Language Oscar this year). Film also acts to discipline the filmmaker when two takes is the maximum for each shot, presumably because of cost and the physical labour of carrying more cans of film. The only downside is that there is only one film lab for 35mm in South America – and it's in Argentina. (For more discussion on this go to the Cineaste interview.)
The film is set mainly in Colombia on the rivers that flow into the Amazon in the Vaupés region of Colombian Amazonia. There is still debate as to where the Amazon begins and national borders must be fairly arbitrary in this region where Colombia, Brazil and Peru meet. The Venezuelan border is to the North East. The first meeting between a German botanist and an Amazonian shaman Karamakate is around 1910. The shaman believes himself to be the last survivor of a tribe wiped out through contact with 'whites'. He is hostile towards the European and his assistant, a local man who the European has bought out of slavery on a rubber plantation. The shaman is persuaded to help in the search for a rare plant only because the European says that there are more of the shaman's people upstream. The European is sick but the shaman can temporarily 'cure' him. A full recovery is only possible if they find the yakruna plant (a fictional epiphyte that grows on rubber trees and is a source of hallucinogenic substances). The second story involves the same shaman thirty years on, still on his own but now less aggressively hostile and accepting that he has lost many of his memories of his people. He agrees to help an American scientist/traveller search for the same plant – although the American's reasons for his search seem less clear (at one point he seems to be looking for new rubber tree varieties). The film's director and co-writer Ciro Guerra has decided to tell the two stories in parallel so that the narrative switches from one to the other, almost at will. The effect is that it is difficult without the film actually in front of me to remember which incident relates to which story. The reason for structuring the film in this way is to represent the indigenous peoples' way of seeing the world and telling a story. Guerra discovered that the two whites who wrote their diaries were perceived to be the same character and that stories didn't need to be told in a linear fashion.
Guerra maintains that the film is intended to allow the indigenous peoples of the region to tell their story and to represent history as they see it. The region suffered very badly from the 'rubber boom' in the last quarter of the 19th century and today the region still has no roads, but is in danger of exploitation from mining as well as coca cultivation and other 'plantation' practices. As well as the capitalist exploiters, other agencies such as the Catholic Church are responsible for the suffering of the local people. Guerra discusses the various issues in the press notes downloadable from the US distributor Oscilloscope and in the Cineaste interview.
This is certainly an important film but it might be approached in different ways by different audiences. In one sense it is a genuine 'art film', beautiful to look at with an unconventional narrative and no distinct ending/resolution. (I realise I've already forgotten how it ends, but I don't think that matters.) Could it be seen as an art film with the possibility that audiences might miss the politics? Perhaps for some it will be primarily 'exotic' or 'ethnographic'? Others may assume a generic perspective, expecting a trip upstream to be informed by Conrad and therefore a voyage into the 'Heart of Darkness'. It's also a reminder of the hallucinogenic/psychedelic culture, mainly associated with the 1960s counter-culture and writers such as Carlos Castaneda. I'm most taken by the ecological discourse and the critique of capitalism and organised religion.
The film's title refers to the 'founding myth' of the peoples of the Amazon basin. Here's the director on the mythology (from the Cineaste interview):
In Amazonian mythology, extraterrestrial beings descended from the Milky Way, journeying to the earth on a gigantic anaconda snake. They landed in the ocean and travelled into the Amazon, stopping at communities where people existed, leaving these pilots behind who would explain to each community the rules of how to live on earth: how to harvest, fish, and hunt. Then they regrouped and went back to the Milky Way, leaving behind the anaconda, which became the river. The wrinkled skin of the serpent became the waterfalls.
They also left behind a few presents, including coca, the sacred plant; tobacco, which is also another kind of sacred plant; and yagé, the equivalent of ayahuasca, which is what you use to communicate with them in case you have a question or a doubt about how to exist in the world. When you use yagé, the serpent descends again from the Milky Way and embraces you. That embrace takes you to faraway places; to the beginning where life doesn't even exist; to a place where you can see the world in a different way. I hope that's what the film means to the audience.
I'm looking forward to watching the film again and I'm hoping for a successful UK theatrical release.


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my husband is probably the best man on the plantet-- and he is a gemini, though pretty close up to cancer. his moon sign is also gemini. i do see two sides of him (or are there 4?), but they both have the same morals. one is soft and squishy and one is all business.
i think that i've heard that aries is the beginning and pisces is the end. so, perhaps you can think of aries as the "least evolved" and pisces as the "wisest" except for one thing: i think you can end up cycling through multiple times.
so, at least pisces ain't no baby soul. either an old soul about to "make it" or an old soul about to get its come-uppance.
i am...just as the song says: "pisces, virgo rising is a very good sign... strong and kind"
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how can that be an oxymoron?
you mean, its paradoxical to read a "closed-minded" person's writings with an open mind?
one can respect ideas and arguments one disagrees with. didn't you ever do that debating stuff, where you are randomly assigned a position to defend?
"and I'll read him with an open mind" Thats an oxymoron if I ever heard one.
> i should've guessed you were a closet buchanan
> backer, what was that group of his,"fairies
> with pitchforks"?
eh? he's about as anti-gay as they come. yet i respect him and his opinions and his integrity, and i'll read him with an open mind.
figger's you'd like bush, a man with no principles and no integrity, and badmouth anyone who even modestly opposes him. how much are they paying you to think that way? oh yeah, i remember, tax cut. um, i mean, 'jobs and growth' package. laff. take the money and run, huevos. a condo in shanghai.
i should've guessed you were a closet buchanan backer, what was that group of his,"fairies with pitchforks"? i think you guys are the ones with the plaid shirts(which like a camera,add ten pounds you can ill afford)
> now when have you ever seen me mention pat
> buchanan?
i haven't. *i* have mentioned him, because i LIKE him. in spite of his anti-gay attitudes, which i can tolerate (since he's roman catholic).
> but i do love how you quote the ny times as if
> they are a pillar of truth
me? everything below the url was quoted from pat buchanan, not me. that includes the times quote.
> interesting you want to lay mass immigration
> on bush
no, pat buchanan is. i quoted it here pretty much because of the telling and quite apt comment about the GOP supporting policies that are equivalent to public suicide.
> nem, lol
i like nem! did u buy the downgrade!?
i like this one. (from the "bushism of the day", on slate.com.)
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now when have you ever seen me mention pat buchanan? that must be from one of your neo-nazi friends(don't tell them you're gay)-----but i do love how you quote the ny times as if they are a pillar of truth,perhaps in berkeley they might seem so-----yell it loud and long, and it still don't make it true, interesting you want to lay mass immigration on bush, that's usually a dem ploy to get more enrolled voters, then support them forever, a big fence and alligators in the rio grande is more to my liking..........nem,lol
Shrub's statement of the day from yesterday:
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I'm glad we have someone leading our cunntry who has such a deep and understanding command of the English language.
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speaking of pat buchanan, here's a dribblet from him tonight. enjoy.
of course, you're gonna dismiss him too as a liberal democrat. (see knee. see knee jerk. its called "the coulter effect".)
Certainly, the recession of 2001 and the "jobless recovery" go far toward explaining what the New York Times ominously described as "the second straight year of adverse changes in both poverty and income, the first two-year downtown since the early 1990s."
Like the Times, we all remember who was president in the early 1990s, as does George W. Bush.
But there are mega-trends in society that have been working for decades to keep the poverty numbers high and median incomes low. And though they feed the endless expansion of Big Government and prevent any downsizing of the Welfare State, these trends have been endorsed by a GOP Establishment that seems to be committing suicide in broad daylight.
The mega-trends are two: the deindustrialization of America, the direct result of a globalism preached and practiced by Bush Republicans, and mass immigration, also preached and promoted by Bush Republicans.


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The Canon CMOS White Paper describes Canon's on chip noise reduction (see Noise Issues, page 17 of the PDF). One should remember that the output of a CMOS chip is bits (digital), whereas the output of a CCD chip is voltage (Dalsa Paper). The output of a pixel in CMOS is voltage while the output of a pixel in CCD is an electron packet. Both of these outputs could be manipulated in the analog domain on chip.Since CMOS chips have a digital output, any processing of data outside of the chip would have to be in the digital domain. Some NR is done on the chip, but further NR could be done to the raw data before it is written to the memory chip. It is difficult get this information out of the camera makers.Bill
I noticed that they compared the absolute newest DSLRs against the 2006 era MF backs. I'm sure the MF sensors have gotten better with time too. But then again, Dxo only sells software for DSLRs, so I guess they need to make sure that DSLRs win.
Some very impressive D3x landscapes:http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp...essage=30863275
Will ignore the remaining in this thread based on the sheer stupidity in above post's claims of DSLR equalling MFDB, no offense to anyone... Perhaps (hold on to your seat)... I will even do something really WILD... such as go out and photograph!
Funny, indeed these look like could have been from a G9, but not a Leaf, Phase One or even ZD...
That reminds me of what my friend owning a Mark Levinson power amp weighting about 60kg was saying before he heard a Nuforce Ref 9 v2se for the first time. Cheers,Bernard
Let's bring things back to reality, if I may.For two weeks in January I shot with the Canon A900, Nikon Dx3 and P65+ in Antarctica. In all doing about 6,500 exposures. (The 5D MKII that we had for testing died on the second day of the trip).I have now made some fifty 13X19" prints and about twenty 24X36" prints for an upcoming exhibition at my gallery. My comments are based on these real-world results.Firstly, I can not see any difference whatsoever between the A900 and the D3x files, not at any print size, not at any ISO (I never shot at above 1600, and rarely at 800).On prints up to 13X19" I can usually see the difference between the DSLR shots and the P65+ shots, but not always. In some cases it is moderately obvious and in a few is hugely obvious. In print sizes above about 16X20" I can always see the difference. It is dramatic. Not just resolution (that's a given) but in terms of micro-contrast, smooth tonalities, and depth of colour rendition those amazing iceberg blues.If someone wants to tell me that bumblebees can't fly, that's fine. Think what you wish. But I tell you that I have the stings to prove that they can, and the prints to demonstrate what I am saying. Just drop into my Toronto gallery any time in the next few months and see for yourself. This is an open invitation. My money is where my mouth is.The rest is simply chatter.Michael
Bernard, Show me that images from a top of line DSLR that clear beats MFDB for landscapes, Anders
Conversely Anders, you could show us some M.F. back landscapes which could not have been done with a DSLR such as the D3x...these challenges don't ever go anywhere useful. I have not handled the D3x, but most of the full-size files I have seen from it have been very, very good. After hearing what the owners of the D3x have to say about the files, I for one, am willing to try it. It appears to be a wonderful machine.Measurements aside, what I like is the look of the files:http://chsvimg.nikon.com/products/imaging/...mg/pic_001b.jpghttp://chsvimg.nikon.com/products/imaging/...mg/pic_004b.jpghttp://chsvimg.nikon.com/products/imaging/...mg/pic_002b.jpg
Obviously most modern DSLRs are way better than any current medium-format digital back offering.
On prints up to 13X19" I can usually see the difference between the DSLR shots and the P65+ shots, but not always. In some cases it is moderately obvious and in a few is hugely obvious.
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