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Forty years after the Cylon Wars, humanity's deadliest enemies have reemerged with a vengeance. In a sudden, devastating nuclear attack, the Cylon robots - who have now taken human form - wipe out billions of people. Only a handful of Colonial forces are left to shepherd the few survivors to safety. Commander William Adama (Edward James Olmos), the highest-ranking military officer left alive, reactivates the Battlestar Galactica to once again face humanity's greatest nemeses. Outnumbered and outarmed, Adama reluctantly concedes that the newly sworn-in President Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell) is correct - this battle was lost before it had begun. With no choice but to flee, the ragtag fleet of survivors and humanity's only hope set out in search of the mythic 13th Colony of Kobol… a legendary planet known as Earth.
Despite voluminous protest and nitpicking criticism from loyal fans of the original 1978-80 TV series, the 2003 version of Battlestar Galactica turned out surprisingly well for viewers with a tolerance for change. Originally broadcast on the Sci-Fi Channel in December 2003 and conceived by Star Trek: The Next Generation alumnus Ronald D. Moore as the pilot episode for a "reimagined" TV series, this four-hour "miniseries" reprises the basic premise of the original show while giving a major overhaul (including some changes in gender) to several characters and plot elements. Gone are the flowing robes, disco-era hairstyles, and mock-Egyptian fighter helmets, and thankfully there's not a fluffy "daggit" in sight... at least, not yet. Also missing are the "chrome toaster" Cylons, replaced by new, more formidable varieties of the invading Cylon enemy, including "Number Six" in hot red skirts and ample cleavage, who tricks the human genius Baltar into a scenario that nearly annihilates the human inhabitants of 12 colonial worlds.
Thus begins the epic battle and eventual retreat of a "ragtag fleet" of humans, searching for the mythical planet Earth under the military command of Adama (Edward James Olmos) and the political leadership of Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell), a former secretary of education, 43rd in line of succession and rising to the occasion of her unexpected Presidency. As directed by Michael Rymer (Queen of the Damned), Moore's ambitious teleplay also includes newfangled CGI space battles (featuring "handheld" camera moves and subdued sound effects for "enhanced realism"), a dysfunctional Col. Tigh (Michael Hogan) who's provoked into action by the insubordinate Starbuck (Katee Sackhoff), and a father-son reunion steeped in familial tragedy. To fans of the original BG series, many of these changes are blasphemous, but for the most part they work--including an ominous cliffhanger ending. The remade Galactica is brimming with smart, well-drawn characters ripe with dramatic potential, and it readily qualifies as serious-minded science fiction, even as it gives BG loyalists ample fuel for lively debate. --Jeff Shannon
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The Miniseries (pilot) is included as a "bonus" on Disc 1 in the season 1 package. Therefore ignore the "Great Buy" offer from Amazon when ordering and just head straight to Season 1. You will get this content anyway.
I have learned this the hard way & have a return in process.
There won't be any spoilers here (there can't be, as the series isn't finished yet), but the stage is set from the miniseries, which now serves as the series pilot. However, first a brief description of the original series is in order.
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In the original series, the saga opens at a peace conference, ending the 1000-year war between the humans, congregated mostly on twelve planetary colonies, and the Cylons, a machine race bent on galactic domination. Due to treachery by one of the colonial leaders (Baltar, played by John Colicos), the peace conference is in fact a trap, and a Pearl Harbouresque attack destroys all but one of the primary warships (the Battlestar Galactica). Meanwhile, the undefended colonies are similarly ransacked, left indefensible and uninhabitable. The commander, Adama (Lorne Greene), assumes leadership of a ragtag fleet of several hundred ships that sets out for a distant world known only in legend - Earth.Read more ›
The interplay between the characters, the tension, depth of characters and the one thing I love.. that blackhole suction that keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what the hell is next. I found myself spiralling down into each character as they were unveiled throughout the miniseries and then the first season. The human side of things is so well done you could expected to hear about the happenings in the news and not find them out of place. Well done indeed. Women I think would find this as enticing as well; although my wife has only seen a few episodes, the ones she does she is happy with. Explosions and cool effects.. oh yes but more importantly it has that gritty drama of refugees fighting to survive themselves and outside forces that makes for a truly great show. By far one of the best things on TV.
this mini-series that started the whole thing off. You
do NOT need this if you buy 'Season 1'
One of my favorite television series of all time along with 'The Wire'
and 'Breaking Bad'.
Like 'The Wire' this is a complex, Dickensian study of human nature,
not afraid of asking big questions, and meticulously plotted like a
great novel, so that each episode is a chapter in a much larger whole.
Just as 'The Wire' used the overly familiar cliché' world of the cop
show to jump off from and shatter our preconceptions, and 'Battlestar
Galactica' uses the sci-fi series, and the idea of human versus robot
wars the same way.
This is thinking person's sci fi, in the tradition of Arthur C. Clarke,
or Isaac Asimov. It's about why we are how we are, what it means to be
a human being, morality under constant pressure in times of war,
fathers and sons, impossible loves, metaphors for modern and recent
politics and real world situations.
My wife, far from a sci-fi fan was hooked after 3 episodes, and we tore
through 5 years of shows in just a few days. It's that addicting.
The acting is all at least quite good, and some cast members are
remarkable, creating characters full of depth, complexity and
contradiction. The writing is terrific, allowing the characters to
change and grow, but always in ways that make sense, creating seemingly
inexplicable conundrums, only to find surprising, sometimes shocking -
but ultimately logical and satisfying - ways to explain where they've
taken us. The special effects are generally very impressive for TV,
even if they're not really why you watch this show.Read more ›
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I loved the series and I had to have the MIni Series that started it all, a must have for Battlestar Galactica fans.Published on Sept. 12 2013 by Don Evancio
I thoroughly enjoyed this work -- I had hesitated to watch being a faithful fan of the original. But I'm glad that I did, as I'm very very happy with what I saw - the story (even... Read morePublished on July 4 2009 by Keith in Canada
I don't have much time so to be brief this is very high quality film making and my first impression was finally something worthy of this expensive cable bill. Read morePublished on Sept. 29 2006 by Giver
Battlestar Galactica miniseries has by far a better storyline than the original series i.e. that every flaw of the original has been corrected and a lot of psychological depth has... Read morePublished on June 13 2005 by Charles T. Roy
I was pertty much against a sort of remake of the great 1979 series, i know many have given this serie a bad rap but still i was very young then and love every minute of this serie... Read morePublished on Dec 30 2004 by yannick messaoud
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I will be travelling from Vegas to Palm Springs in April. A one way (<1hr) flight is $250 and a one way rental looks like it's not much less ($175 one way drop fee). Are there any other alternatives? Of course, I don't want to spend the whole day getting there either....Hoping someone has some ideas. Thanks!
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Unless you want to take the bus, I can't think of another way. You should check to see if there are any direct Greyhound routes. That might not take much longer than driving.
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If you like desert scenery, the drive to Palm Springs through the Mohave Desert and Joshua Tree NP is quite beautiful.
Greyhound is about $70 and it takes 6.5 to 10.0 hours. The fast bus leaves at 2:45 and arrives at 9:00: https://www.greyhound.com/farefinder/step2.aspx
I found a car at Enterprise for $180, including drop off fee.
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You can book one-way car rentals on Hotwire. I'd see if that can save you any money. Remember that a car is almost essential for Palm Springs, so you will probably need a car rental regardless unless you are visiting friends who already have transportation.
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The one way car rental sounds like the way to go. I looked at the Hertz website and a Kia Rio, Toyota Corolla or a Chevy Malibu for $110 - 120 picking up at McCarren and dropping off at PSP the same day. Figure another $50-60 for gas and save almost $100 over flying. Between airport arrival, TSA etc you won't save that much time flying. If you drove I-15 to Highway 247 in Barstow, 247 to Yucca Valley, then Highway 62 to I-10 to PS it would take about 4 to 4-1/2 hours. The scenery is somewhat stark and pretty in some places.
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Second the comment that you will need a car in Palm Springs anyway.
Where do you go after Palm Springs? That may be a factor in the rental car choice.
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Avis $135 no drop charge
Alamo $110 no drop charge
Hertz on West Sahara Ave $90 not sure about drop charge, call.
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Thanks so much for all of your advice/feedback. I don't need a car in Palm Springs as meeting up with friend but was able to find one of the lower cost rentals.
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Southwest flies from PSP to ONT (Ontario) for about $60 one way on their "Wanna Get Away" fares (Fridays and Sundays are more). These do need to be purchased as far ahead as possible or they sell out.
Ontario is less than an hour from PSP, it'a actually the airport of choice for many residents.
Your friends might be willing to pick up there, or you may find a one way rental at around $50. (Try Kayak)
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1. Historical Roots of Holotropic Breathwork
Sigmund Freud and the dawn of depth psychology
Humanistic psychology and experiential therapies
The advent of psychedelic therapy
Abraham Maslow, Anthony Sutich, and the birth of transpersonal psychology
2. Theoretical Foundations of Holotropic Breathwork
Holotropic states of consciousness
Dimensions of the human psyche
The nature, function, and architecture of emotional and psychosomatic disorders
Effective therapeutic mechanisms
Strategy of psychotherapy and self-exploration
The role of spirituality in human life
The nature of reality: Psyche, cosmos, and consciousness
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Mandala drawing: The expressive power of art
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Liza literally takes the reader with her into reproductive clinics where doctors are performing selective reduction or stirring up humans in petri dishes. She brings the reader into the homes of the loving parents who's child came from those petri dishes and talks with both male and female gamete donors. "So broad is the patient base, and so eager is the field to accommodate them, that assisted reproduction has gone from being an oddball fringe technology to being perhaps the most socially influential reproductive technology of the twenty-first century." This exsquisite compilation is not just of facts and figures but stories full of raw emotion, real people, real life right here and now with consequences so far reaching that soon no one will escape them.
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In the previous article in the Monitis blog we discussed the design of Windows Azure. In this article we will focus on the advantages and disadvantages of using that design — compared to an on-premises solution.
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The Fabric controller takes care of managing your applications. It first makes decisions about where to run them. Then, it monitors their performance. The Fabric controller saves the collected information and developers can write code on how to use that information. In case an instance crashes, the Fabric controller brings up a new one. It is also responsible for patching the operating system of the virtual machine that runs the instance. All of these management tasks happen in the background without the customer's concern.
- Ability to integrate with the on-premise infrastructure
The Connect feature of Windows Azure allows the applications that run in the cloud to use on-premises resources and services. The applications can use users and groups from the on-premises Active Directory for creating access rules and they can use internal databases for storing sensitive data.
As with every solution, there are some disadvantages in using Windows Azure including:
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The design of Windows Azure makes it necessary for each role of your application (Web role or Worker role, for example) to run on at least two instances. Microsoft designed it that way in order for the Fabric controller to be able to stop one of the instances for restarts after patches or other maintenance procedures.
- Load-balancing between the instances may interrupt stateful applications
With Windows Azure, there are at least two instances of each role that the application needs. So, the Fabric controller load balances users' requests between them. What this means is that there is no guarantee two requests from the same user will go to the same instance. This may be a problem with some applications that need a stateful connection with the user. A stateful connection is one in which some information about a connection between two systems is retained for future use.
Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of Windows Azure is important, but it is also important for you to understand the pricing that goes with it. With this knowledge you will be able to informatively decide whether Windows Azure is the right platform for your applications or not. We will discuss the pricing model in the next article in this series.
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Operation Save America, the organization that grew out of the abortion protest group Operation Rescue, is in Wichita, Kansas, this week commemorating the 25th anniversary of Operation Rescue's 1991 Summer of Mercy, in which thousands of people were arrested blockading abortion clinics. (The group that is now called Operation Rescue, which has long been in a bitter feud with OSA about its name, has tried to distance itself from the event.) This week's event has drawn a few hundred people, about half of them from out of state — a sizable group but a far... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Brian Tashman, Friday 07/15/2016, 12:31pm
There's a reason anti-choice groups are celebrating Donald Trump's decision to tap Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his running mate: Pence has spearheaded congressional efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, even if it meant shutting down the government, signed anti-abortion measures into law in Indiana and rallied opposition to President Obama's effort to roll back prohibitions on stem-cell research. Pence, who pledged at an anti-choice rally to send Roe v. Wade, which he called "the worse Supreme Court decision since Dred Scott," to "the ash heap of history,"... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Miranda Blue, Monday 07/11/2016, 2:52pm
At last weekend's National Right to Life Convention outside of Washington, D.C., there was one name that was on everyone's minds, even if it was rarely uttered aloud: Donald Trump. Speaker after speaker discussed the 2016 election while sidestepping what one conference-goer called the "elephant in the room," Trump's place at the top of the Republican ticket. But attendees were not about to let the topic go, and several speakers were pressed about the organization's stance on the presidential election during question-and-answer sessions. While a handful of... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Miranda Blue, Monday 07/11/2016, 10:43am
A prominent anti-abortion lobbyist acknowledged this weekend that Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is deliberately slow-walking President Obama's federal judicial nominees at all levels in order to keep seats on the courts open for the next president to fill. Douglas Johnson, the legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, said on Saturday at his group's convention in Virginia that "the left is quite unhappy with the number of nominations that have not come to a vote in the Senate." This, he said approvingly, is... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Miranda Blue, Monday 07/11/2016, 10:27am
James Bopp, the general counsel of the National Right to Life Committee, who has been the brains behind the dismantling of campaign finance reforms and a driving force in the effort to chip away at abortion rights with incremental legal victories, urged abortion rights opponents to vote for Donald Trump last week, saying that Hillary Clinton as president would be "100 percent evil." Speaking to a small group at the National Right to Life Committee's convention outside of Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Bopp said that the vacancy on the Supreme Court and possible upcoming... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Miranda Blue, Friday 07/08/2016, 10:47am
Fr. Frank Pavone, the head of Priests for Life, told Ave Maria Radio's "Catholic Connection" yesterday that the choice in this year's presidential election is not "complicated" because if a candidate supports abortion rights, they ought to be rejected as automatically as a candidate who supports terrorism since "abortion is no better than terrorism, in fact it's worse." The program's host, Teresa Tomeo, asked Pavone about the protests that a few anti-abortion groups are planning to hold around the Republican National Convention... MORE
SUBMITTED BY: Miranda Blue, Thursday 06/30/2016, 10:00am
Last weekend, about 500 anti-abortion activists — nearly all of whom were women — gathered in Dallas for what was billed as the first-ever "Pro-Life Women's Conference." The event's organizer, Abby Johnson, said that she wanted to "reclaim the narrative" of the movement, putting women at its front and including "many different groups of people," including nonbelievers and LGBT people. She repeatedly said that the movement needs to "embrace the f-word": feminism. "This is our Seneca Falls, baby!" she said.... MORE
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[Editor's Note: These burgers have a delicious layer of ham and cheese in the center, and a tropically-fruity topping that's perfect for summer's hot days. You might not be on vacation, but try these if you want to feel like you're in Hawaii, even at home! -Genie]
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C-USA-Leading 246 Rice Athletes Named to Commissioner's Honor Roll
More than 2,500 Conference USA athletes honored
Rice Tops C-USA with 232 on C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll
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Breakthrough Performances By Women's Track & Field Team at Victor Lopez Classic
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2012 C-USA Indoor - 9th, Pole Vault, 3.51m (11-6.25)
Pole Vault - 3.51m (11-6.25), 2012 C-USA Championships
Pole Vault - 3.70m (12-1.50), 2014 Victor Lopez
Javelin - 28.00m (91-10), 2012 Harvard-Rice Dual
Indoor: Placed sixth at the Texas A&M 10 Team Invite (3.48m). Outdoor: Jumped a career-best 3.70m at the Victor Lopez Classic to finish fifth.
2012 Outdoor: Placed fourth in javelin (28.00m/91.10) at Harvard-Rice Dual and tied for first in pole vault (3.50m/11-5.75)... Fifth in pole vault (3.35m/10-11.75) at TSU Relays... PV mark of 3.50m/11-5.75 to place sixth at Victor Lopez Classic and 16th in javelin (21.44m/70-4) 2012 Indoor: Placed 12th in pole vault (3.30m/10-10) at Houston Indoor Invitational... Eighth with a mark of 3.46m/11-4.25 at Texas A&M Invitational... Personal-best mark of 3.51m/11-6.25 at C-USA Indoor.
High School: 2011 graduate of Rockwall High School... Competed for coach Toby Howell... Top pole vault height of 12-0.88 at Texas Relays... District champ in 2011... Third in state as a senior and third at regional.
Personal: Full name: Alicia Janke... Born: March 27, 1993... Parents: Bruce and Teressa Janke (one brother and one sister)... College: Martel.
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May 9, 2016 | by Sadie Stein
As I write this, there are six workmen constructing a building within five feet of the window, as has been the case for the past eight months and will be for the foreseeable future. It's not a quiet business at the best of times, and at the moment they're blasting "Rockin' Robin." They start work at seven A.M., and they have one of those special permits from the mayor's office that allows them to work on Saturdays, too. Along with the two preschools and the slew of amateur musicians who inhabit the surrounding buildings, it makes for a cacophony.
I used to wear noise-canceling headphones and sometimes earplugs, and I'd fume like an angry cartoon character, but now it doesn't bother me much. In balmy weather, it even feels sort of Rear Window–ish and picturesque. Or so you can tell yourself, especially when one amateur musician noodles on his sax for several hours at a time. I realize I have come to love it. Read More »
Euro Road Trip, Twelve Cadillacs
February 11, 2016 | by Patrick Leigh Fermor
The British travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor, born on this day in 1915, sent this letter to Deborah Devonshire in October 1960, having completed a road trip through plenty of Eastern Europe. Read more of their letters in In Tearing Haste: Letters Between Deborah Devonshire and Patrick Leigh Fermor. Read More »
Remembering Thomas Glynn
May 7, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
We're saddened to report that Thomas Glynn, a writer whose keen, mordant fiction appeared in The Paris Review, The New Yorker, and Playboy, died last weekend. When we say that very little is known about him, we mean that very little is googleable about him—having largely managed to evade the Internet's All-Seeing Eye, Glynn has taken on a quasimythical obscurity. As of this writing, he hasn't received a proper obituary.
We know he published three novels—Temporary Sanity (1977), The Building (1985), and Watching the Body Burn (1989)—the latter two with Knopf and the former with Fiction Collective. All three were well reviewed, and all three have fallen out of print. Later came a kind of hybrid called Hammer. Nail. Wood. The Compulsion to Build (1998), whose back cover recommends filing it under Home Reference/Nonfiction/Building. But its chapter titles imply a more contemplative blend of service and supposition. (E.g., "Iron and wood," "Sex and wood," "Do you really need a second floor?" "Put your fist through it and see if it's still standing," "Tools you may need and some you might not," "How fast is a running foot?" and "The ruin of a perfectly good junkyard.")
As those suggest, Glynn had a knack for titles. His three stories in The Paris Review were called "Except for the Sickness I'm Quite Healthy Now. You Can Believe That," "Apondé, the Magnificent Times Two," and "If I Don't Phone, I'll Call, or Something." The first of those appeared in our 2012 anthology, Object Lessons, where it was introduced by Jonathan Lethem: "For Glynn, language may be the color blue that's used in the place of all other colors: the paint that won't actually let you see the painting, but can do absolutely anything you need it to do anyway." Read More »


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Our Plant Fairs have been organised by a small team of enthusiastic growers, dedicated to promoting reliable and unusual plants to keen gardeners. We have brought together a wide range of small nurseries from the area to create a number of memorable gardening events. This year fairs were held at Hall Place, Bexley in April and June, Telegraph Hill, New Cross in May and The Salutation, Sandwich in September.