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Modern Times, Charlie Chaplin's last outing as the Little Tramp, puts the iconic character to work as a giddily inept factory employee who becomes smitten with a gorgeous gamine (Paulette Goddard). With its barrage of unforgettable gags and sly commentary on class struggle during the Great Depression, Modern Times - though made almost a decade into the talkie era and containing moments of sound (even song!) - is a timeless showcase of Chaplin's untouchable genius as a director of silent comedy.
* New, restored high-definition digital transfer, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack
* New audio commentary by Chaplin biographer David Robinson
* Two new visual essays, by Chaplin historians John Bengtson and Jeffrey Vance
* New program on the film's visual and sound effects, with experts Craig Barron and Ben Burtt
* Interview from 1992 with Modern Times music arranger David Raksin
* Chaplin Today: "Modern Times" (2004), a half-hour program with filmmakers Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne
* Two segments removed from the film
* Three theatrical trailers
* All at Sea (1933), a home movie by Alistair Cooke featuring Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, and Cooke, plus a new score by Donald Sosin and a new interview with Cooke's daughter, Susan Cooke Kittredge
* The Rink (1916), a Chaplin two-reeler highlighting his skill on wheels
* For the First Time (1967), a Cuban documentary short about a projectionist who shows Modern Times to first-time moviegoers
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* PLUS: A booklet featuring an essay by film critic Saul Austerlitz and a piece by film scholar Lisa Stein that includes excerpts from Chaplin's writing about his travels in 1931 and 1932
Charlie Chaplin is in glorious form in this legendary satire of the mechanized world. As a factory worker driven bonkers by the soulless momentum of work, Chaplin executes a series of slapstick routines around machines, including a memorable encounter with an automatic feeding apparatus. The pantomime is triumphant, but Chaplin also draws a lively relationship between the Tramp and a street gamine. She's played by Paulette Goddard, then Chaplin's wife and probably his best leading lady (here and in The Great Dictator). The film's theme gave the increasingly ambitious writer-director a chance to speak out about social issues, as well as indulging in the bittersweet quality of pathos that critics were already calling "Chaplinesque." In 1936, Chaplin was still holding out against spoken dialogue in films, but he did use a synchronized soundtrack of sound effects and his own music, a score that includes one of his most famous melodies, "Smile." And late in the film, Chaplin actually does speak--albeit in a garbled gibberish song, a rebuke to modern times in talking pictures. --Robert Horton --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.See all Product Description
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It's an incredibly funny, clever and beautiful film and still relevant. The film covers almost every aspect is human life such as humanity, love, inhumanity, tragedy, laughter, greed nicely intervened in very nice story while successfully balancing that with very cute love story between the tramp and the orphan girl. This is a comedic masterpiece which finds the iconic Little Tramp (Charlie Chaplin) employed at a state-of-the-art factory where the inescapable machinery completely overwhelms him, and where various mishaps keep getting him sent to prison. In between his various jail stints, he meets and befriends an orphan girl (Paulette Goddard). Both together and apart, they try to contend with the difficulties of modern life, with the Tramp working as a waiter and eventually a performer.
Thanks Criterion for this release (and others: City Lights, Lime Light, Great Dectator, Gold Rush, The Kid) and salute to Genius film maker and actor Charlie Chaplin!
The film itself is the most briskly paced of Chaplin's feature-length films. And his writing is sharp, unhindered by the sermonizing which permeates his last works. The dilemma facing our Little Tramp this time is something all of us can relate to: For the first time, we see him thinking ahead, wanting to have a future, to form a family, and working towards that end. Chaplin's physical-comedy skills are at their peak: Witness the extended takes of the rollerskate scene, and the factory assembly line. Even if the 18fps (sometimes 16fps) film speed made everything look faster than it really was, it's still impressive physical co-ordination requiring flawless execution, since Chaplin rarely edits using coverage.
In Modern Times we see one of the first truly well-rounded Chaplin heroines. The radiant Paulette Goddard was Chaplin's best leading lady, her high spirits and lively presence being a much better foil for Chaplin than the starry-eyed icons of perfection that were Georgia Hale, Edna Purviance, or Virginia Cherrill. She just has more star quality and brings a quirkier, more animated personality to Chaplin's films, balancing them nicely.
And the gags -- some of the best in the Chaplin canon.Read more ›
Charlot made raptures images in several sequences.
Our unlucky or disadapted little man , definitively wasn{t made for working with the industrial process. This kinetic introduction in the middle of the complex mecahnism of machine systems is a issue to develop unforgettable laughable situations. The sense of alienation in front the no ending belt , causes in him an insane loss of the reality. And the machine who feeds you without waste of time for your employers is a classic.
Obviously Charlot inspired himself in Metropolis, the bitter nightmare of Fritz Lang from 1927. (Watch for instance for the employer who works around the machine control) .
So our beloved anti hero goes out from this the factory to the hospital and over and over he tries to get a job but he fails , by one reason or another.
In the middle of the film will appear a deep inspiration. The eternally beauty Paulette Godard represents exactly that weird mix teenager-woman who will work out as link for him later.
He is a guy with good feelings. He acts always as humanity benefactor but the long arm of the fate runs behind him and the results are not succesful.
The sequences in the dinner hall with the chicken that never comes to the impatient client is a masterpiece. Literally it's a funny coreography dance in the purest sense of the word.
Smile ; no matter what's wrong with you. We'll keep ahead , overcoming all the possible obstacles.
A remarkable film and one of the landmark pictures of this timeless genius.
Haven't you seen it? Make yourself a favour and buy it as a gift for you or your wife or fiancee or kids. This film will never dissapoint you , at least in the next three hundred years.
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In spite of the lack of speech in Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times", the socialist message that Chaplin portrays is difficult to ignore. Read morePublished on May 17 2007 by E. Lalonde
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If you are suffering from work woes, this film is a great one to watch. A co-worker at my last job recommended this film to me. Read more
Until I saw "Modern Times" I only knew Chaplin from clips and impressions rather than from his films. I didn't see the talent. Read morePublished on March 11 2004 by Randall L. Wilson
Modern Times is the last silent film that Charles Chaplin created in a time when talking was common on the silver screen. Read morePublished on Jan. 10 2004 by Swederunner
I love old movies and own several Criterion Collection DVDs from the 1930s, but in terms of picture quality, none compare with the new Chaplin Collection restoration of... Read morePublished on July 25 2003 by Eugene Koh

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 [SET] name: Choice Band move 1: Brave Bird move 2: Return move 3: U-turn move 4: Quick Attack item: Choice Band ability: Tangled Feet nature: Jolly evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe [SET COMMENTS]
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 Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide [Overview] Terribly outclassed by most other physical attacking Flying-type in the tier Its mediocre bulk and Attack don't help it stand out It has decent Speed, but misses out on the important base 95 Speed tier Pidgeot can only differentiate itself slightly with its combination of Brave Bird, U-turn, and Quick Attack [SET] name: Choice Band move 1: Brave Bird move 2: Return move 3: U-turn move 4: Quick Attack item: Choice Band ability: Tangled Feet nature: Jolly evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe [SET COMMENTS] Pidgeot's power is so mediocre that it needs Choice Band to actually make a mark Brave Bird is Pidgeot's strongest move, and it the only move that lets it differentiate itslef from Fearow Return provides a reliable secondary STAB move that has no recoil U-turn allows it to act as a scout and is an advantage over Dodrio Quick Attack provides useful priority that Braviary doesn't have [ADDITIONAL COMMENTS] Jolly is necessary to outspeed the base 90 Speed Pokemon such as Kangaskhan and Zangoose Choice Scarf can be used, but other Normal/Flying Pokemon use it better due to their higher Attack Pursuit can be used in last slot to catch Gardevoir, but Jynx is better dealt with using Quick Attack and it fails to scare out most other Psychic- and Ghost-types Stealth Rock support from Pokemon such as Golem or Seismitoad is necessary to possibly OHKO Choice Scarf Rotom-A and Offensive Armaldo with Return, and works together with U-turn As this set switches around a lot, Pokemon that can prevent Stealth Rock from being set up are useful, such as Sawk and Samurott This set is walled by Steel- and Rock-types, so other Fighting- and Water-types are helpful teammates to threaten them Ground-type Pokemon such as Golurk and Seismitoad are helpful to prevent Electric-types using spamming Volt Switch [Other Options] Special set with Hurricane, Heat Wave, and Hidden Power Ground, but Pidgeot's Special Attack is mediocre at best Hidden Power Grass can be used with a Life Orb to hit GOlem and Seismitoad hard Tailwind can help support the team, but is outclassed by Prankster Murkrow FeatherDance can weaken physical attackers, but Murkrow uses it better due to Prankster Whirlwind can be used, but Pidgeot is not bulky enough to withstand attacks Work Up can improve Pidgeot's mediocre power, but not enough to be worth the effort Pidgeot can set up Rain Dance and even make use of it with Hurricane, but it is outclassed by Swanna who has STAB Surf and more Speed and power [Checks and Counters] Rock-types easily wall Pidgeot, and can retaliate with their STAB moves Steel-types also wall Pidgeot and can set up on it Even with Choice Band, Pidgeot has average power, so physically defensive Pokemon such as Alomomola and Misdreavus can easily tank its moves Piloswine easily tanks a hit and can threaten Pidgeot back with its Ice STAB Most faster Pokemon can revenge kill it due to its poor bulk and weakness to Stealth Rock Bulky Electric-types such as Eelektross and Ampharos can tank any hit and OHKO Pidgeot with their STAB moves


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Anything on CG sub for 2017??
Wow!!!that is really cool!!!
That I understand, but I know fans got their sub cancel and that should open a window for them to sell some limited sub and get their original numbers again. I don't know if this is actually possible...
I really don't see a higher price will fix the situation here.
what they need to do is re open the thundercats sub and give a chance for people that want the sub now and recuperate the subs they lost for fans that cancel.
How do you guys got those numbers?
I read the 4h will work with motuc and that is awesome, but any news on club Grayskull???
I agree here, I'm just waiting on some announcement on the cg for 2017.
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I love this figure and I can't wait to have him in my collection!!!
I also voted for 6 figures per year. 12 will fill my storage too quick. :mmwink:
Nice looking figure. I hope we get this clean and perfect version of him and not some bad paint job like the two so far.
I got my two figures, both with stupid eyes and helmet paint on the face. Both!!!!!!! The quality control in this company is just horrible.
Nice looking figure. I hope I get my figures the same way Mattel got my money.
I completely agreed here, they now will charge us more money for these figures and unfortunately I can guarantee that we will still have the same quality issues we had in the past with MOTUC. Another...
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This book is going to be great!! I got mine preordered trough the org link at Amazon.:hmwink:
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Lucas is coming!! No Ryu or Roy yet but the wolf link amiibo is really awesome. I can't wait to play this game on HD. Gold Megaman is tempting.
Remember Mewtwo is out today.
I agree the Mii 3-pack is awesome! Waiting for ND and some good news about RYU, ROY AND LUCAS!!!!
Really nice, I'm a sneakerhead myself and I would buy those if these were also available in mens size not just girl size. I will definitely check this set today for the wife.:hmshift:
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this is my second 2.0 sub.
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So… she finally made it to the States, but this is something of a surprise. The amount of Korean is nice. The posturing is almost camp, though – so I'm not sure how seriously it'll be taken. It feels very foreign, still – and very produced/constructed. ("Hello Bitches" was produced by K-Pop cornerstone TEDDY in a style reminiscent of Lex Luger.)
I'm wondering where this is headed. The video is directed and produced by Parris Goebel, which is interesting and kind of cool. The song has almost 7 million listens on Spotify as of today, and charted on Spotify at number 1 for awhile. The song currently has a 5 star average rating from 285 users on iTunes. Her American debut album will be produced by Scooter Braun.
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Cruskin is a band from France that I learned about through an unsolicited message on Last.fm. They're interesting, but maybe not interesting enough? I'm not sure. They do a pretty straight cover of "Zombie" by the Cranberries, and Sabrina does a pretty impressive Dolores O'Riordan impression… in fact, much of their music sounds a bit like if Dolores were singing for, say, Kill Hannah.
The cover reminds me of the Ataris cover of "Boys of Summer" – pretty straight-ahead, increased tempo, a bit of an attitude, but not enough to alienate people who know the original.
I think their logo is in a bad font. I'm interested, and will keep an eye open for more of their stuff.
When I was about 10 or 11 years old, I was staying with my grandparents and watching MTV when I first encountered a song that stuck with me and confused me. It was probably 1982, and the song was still charting. "1999″ confounded me because I'd never seen a band as diverse; I'd never seen a band have 3 singers; and I'd never encountered such an eclectic image within a single unit.
I probably became a Prince fan that day, but it was a seed that took awhile to germinate. By the time Purple Rain dominated the airwaves, though, I was one of the faithful. I got the vinyl soundtrack album for either Christmas or my birthday. I got the vinyl of 1999 shortly thereafter. I bought the purple vinyl single of "Purple Rain" and encountered the first song I hid from my parents – the B-side to "Let's Go Crazy," the thoroughly decadent and scandalous "Erotic City." I think I bought that record on a Sunday after church, so it was especially corrupt… though I had already encountered "Lady Cab Driver" and "Little Red Corvette."
The library brought me Prince's other albums, and though punk rock, metal, industrial, and the like distracted me during the late 80s and early 90s, I knew Prince was the epitome of what it meant to be a rock star. I knew he could shred. I knew he was a poet. I knew he was a musical genius who played all the instruments and instinctively found the groove and never looked back.
When David Bowie passed away earlier this year, I couldn't truly relate to all the people who registered a sense of loss. I didn't feel that way about Bowie – my own interest in his music wavering between absolute love for "Under Pressure" (mostly because of my appreciation for Queen from the time I could walk) to annoyance at some of the poppier moments of his 80′s ouvre, to a perplexed interest in the potential behind Tin Machine. I understood, though, that he meant something to many of my friends, and I sympathized with their mourning.
Last week, I understood what they felt.
Prince was Bowie to me. Prince was transgression made flesh. He was exactly NOT Catholic in 1983. His masculinity wasn't aggro, wasn't wholesome, wasn't white, but was transgressive. Prince was funk when all I had had was Motown and AM radio. Prince was rock when all I had had was Doo-Wop and pop. Prince was sex when all I understood was that it was bad to do certain things, or even to talk about them. Prince redefined spirituality and faith, because he could be bad and sexy and transgressive and still sing about "the afterworld – a world of never-ending happiness" and write a song called "God."
When I learned, later, that Prince wrote "Nothing Compares 2 U" and "The Glamorous Life" and "When You Were Mine," I started to really understand the scope of his songwriting genius. When I finally got to see him on the 2004ever tour, it was one of the most gratifying moments of my life, even in the nosebleed seats.
Prince's untimely passing struck me in the gut. It took days of seeing posts and sharing links and videos on Facebook and watching tributes for it to start to sink in. Finally, two or three days later, I was able to cry. I was crying for me, really – Prince doesn't need my tears.
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FADER has an article on CL from 2NE1 and her move to crossover into American pop/hip-hop. She's fortunate that she's quadrilingual and that English is one of those languages. It doesn't hurt to be friends with Skrillex, Diplo, and will.i.am, either.
Let's hope she's got something exciting with that challenging song that her production team hates…
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dropped from Grimes's new album. from the "lost album" Grimes was planning to release last September.
I dig it. I like the layered sounds, and there's a lot of promise for what's to come.
Rumors circulated after "Go" came out that Grimes may have scrapped an album she was working on due to bad fan reaction. She sets the record straight, though – it was just too depressing to tour with. Sadly, "RealiTi" was one of those "depressing" songs… but at least we got to hear/see it!
Chiho turned me on to 2NE1 (a K-Pop group) after we heard one of their songs in some movie back in October. I played this track at a Halloween Dance a week or three later. Very catchy track, kind of cool to see a live video of it. Lots of speculation if CL can make it solo in the USA… Not sure, but this track would be one I'd try to push.
Sad thing, "Gangnam Style" was a flash, a one-off kind of thing. Until you can strike with that kind of fire consistently, foreign acts are going to have to sing in English. We're just not ready for more than one or two songs at a time to be in other languages on our radios. Call me a cynic.
So very sad that none of these places are close to where I live now:
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan… SIGH. Moved away from the midwest too soon.
Trying to think of reasons to head to the midwest, Canada, or back to NC. 'Cause I'd do that. Not even concerned about not liking Lana Del Rey so much (in all honesty, I haven't heard enough of her music to like or dislike her, really), but want want want to see Grimes live.


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An afternoon of music, comedy and poetry in aid of the Sydney Anarchist Bookfair.
Featuring...Clive Parmiguanas - Brand new virulent folk punk super group 's debut show
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Eddie T - Jura's own folkin' virtuoso delivering a feast of rebel songs
Jura is a radical social space. We put on gigs, films and discussions in order to build a counter-culture outside of (and in opposition to) the capitalist scene. We welcome like-minded groups to put on events in our space. Below is a selection of images from gigs and other Jura events over the last couple of years. Click on any image below to see the full size image or start the slide show (in Firefox). To move between images use the arrow keys or mouse over the images.
A night for women (including women identifiers) to celebrate creativity. women's history and cultural endeavours.
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Screening of the film "Can You Hear Me? Israeli and Palestinian Women Fight for Peace".
Lilly Rivlin's Documentary "Can You Hear Me?" Focuses on Women as Peacemakers
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How do you know when you're free? Anarchists have usually said you're free to the extent that you're not dominated. But what secures this non-dominated state? Do we need to be empowered, or is something else needed?
Alex Prichard (from Exeter University in the UK) will introduce his current research project, conducted with Ruth Kinna, on this subject. What they argue is that anarchists need to think more clearly about constitutional politics, that is rules, regulations, institutions and the divisions of powers. These are taboo subjects at the moment across large parts of the movement, but routinely adopted in general assemblies, camp rules, plural decision making arrangements and so on. They argue that the 19th century republican tradition (rather than Trump and the GOP!), and the classical anarchists that developed it, give us plenty to think about that can help here.
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For more information on Alex, check out his bio's: https://socialsciences.exeter.ac.uk/politics/staff/prichard/ and https://exeter.academia.edu/AlexPrichard
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Frantz Fanon predicted that if national liberation movements win independence but go no further than assuming the reins of the nation-state – an apparatus of rule inherited from Europe – then the resulting regimes will be no less despotic than the departed colonial masters. Before Fanon, too, there was the irrepressible Russian anarchist, Mikhail Bakunin, who argued, contra Karl Marx, that a post-revolutionary society that failed to do away with the state would only perpetuate tyrannies that Marx and his followers claimed to oppose. The twentieth century proved both Bakunin and Fanon right, thereby prompting new explorations into what revolution without the state might mean.
This talk will offer a glimpse into one such exploration in the Philippines – a unique case, though very much in line with anarchistic resurgences everywhere – while also highlighting the complementarities between anarchist and postcolonialist perspectives.
The talk will be given by Marco, an anarchist from Perth who has spent quite a bit of time with anarchists in Manila.
Followed by discussion. All welcome. Free.
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NESS CITY - Susan Elaine Gonzalez, age 53, passed away at Via Christi St. Francis, Wichita, Kansas on July 19, 2013. She was born on July 28, 1959, in Indianapolis, Ind., the daughter of Robert L. and Venice M. (House) Rodie. Susan was raised in New Whiteland, Ind. She was a 1979 graduate of New Whiteland High School. She moved to Kansas in 1985 where she remained until her recent passing.
GOLDEN, Colo. - Kenneth Mitchell, 68, died on July 15 near his home in Golden, Colo. He was born on Oct. 28, 1944, in England. He spent most of his adult life as a mechanic, working on heavy machinery on Long Island in N.Y.
LARNED - With her family by her side, Linda Sue (Cooper) Satterlee, 64, of rural Larned, and formerly of Great Bend and Macksville, went to see her Lord and Savior on Monday evening, July 22, 2013 at the Diversicare Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Larned after a lengthy illness.
EL DORADO - John Arthur Cloyes, 71, passed away July 20, 2013 in El Dorado.
John Lee, 68, died July 23, 2013 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was born Aug. 17, 1944 at Howard, the son of Leland E. and Ila (Pontious) Lee.
LARNED - Linda S. (Cooper) Satterlee, 64, of rural Larned and formerly of Great Bend, passed away on July 22, at the Diversicare of Larned Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Larned after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Charter Funerals of Great Bend.
Kim Marie Pelster, 57, died July 20 at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice in Wichita. Born Jan. 1, 1956 in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Robert L. Sr. and Lodema (Garrett) Pelster. A lifetime resident of Great Bend and Hoisington, she was a foster mother and a driver for St. Francis Academy.
Diana Grace Trimmer, 52, passed away July 22, at Great Bend Health & Rehabilitation Center after a lengthy illness. She was born Feb. 7, 1961 at St Rose Hospital in Great Bend, the daughter of Hazel Grace Johnson and Joseph Delaine Levingston. The oldest of four siblings, Diana grew up in Pawnee Rock and attended Pawnee Rock High School. She married John Dixon Trimmer June 10, 1976. They adopted 12 children and lived in the rural Great Bend area. As a wife, mother, sister, and advocate, Diana dedicated her life to helping children in need, family, and friends.
NATOMA - Dorothy Anita (Ahrens) Foster, died July 20, at Redbud Village in Plainville. Born Dec. 5, 1925, on the family farm in rural Osborne County, she was the daughter of Paul Conrad and Amanda Julie (Eickhoff) Ahrens. She attended Belleville Country School. On Feb. 13, 1946, she married Charles Dean Foster, in Russell. She was a homemaker and stay-at-home mom. She later worked at various jobs in local businesses, grocery store cashier, waitress, bank and mortuary custodian.
Kim Marie Pelster, 57, died July 20 at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice, Wichita. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home, 1425 Patton Road, Great Bend.
LARNED - Dr. William Rush Brenner, MD, 98, passed away July 19 at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital in Larned. He was born May 22, 1915, in McCracken, the son of William Albert and Rose Sweeney Brenner of Bazine.
LARNED - Nadine H. Reed, 93, died July 18 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born March 5, 1920, at Kincaid, she was the daughter of Harry and Bertha Foster. A longtime area resident, she was a homemaker.
KINGWOOD, Texas - Linda Ann Fraley Jackson, age 72, went to be with her Lord Sunday, July 14, 2013. She was born April 18, 1941, in Borger, Texas.
TOPEKA - Stephen Wesley Bell, 62, died July 16 at Midland Hospice. Born Jan. 5, 1951, in Great Bend, he was the son of Elmer "Pete" and Bernice (Harding) Bell. He attended Great Bend High School and Fort Hays State University, graduating in 1973 with a degree in English.
HAYS - Fidelis "Dale" Degenhardt, 84, died July 16 at the Golden Living Home in Wilson. Born July 1, 1929, in Pfeifer, he was the son of John and Emma (Basgall) Degenhardt. On Sept. 22, 1947, he married Edna Cantwell in Pfeifer. He was the service manager for Hartman Oil for many years.
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Norma Jean Reinert-Schuette, known to most as Jeannie, was born August 29, 1944, in Ness County, to Dennis E. and Vietta A. (Ummel) Walter. She ...
ELLINWOOD - Mercedes Marie (Hoffman) Huslig, 81, passed away at the Ellinwood District Hospital on July 16, 2016. Born on April 17, 1935, in Odin she ...
ELLINWOOD - Stephen Kyle Anderson died on July 16, 2016. He was born on Sept. 4, 1947.
Veda Marie Hilton, 86, died July 17, 2016, at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born July 12, 1930, in Anthony, she was the daughter ...
KINGMAN - Roger Lee Vogt, 73, died July 17, 2016. He was born May 17, 1943, at Hesston, the son of Ralph and Hazel Berner Vogt ...
MILBERGER - Alane L. Radke, 69, died July 14, 2016, at Clara Barton Hospital, Hoisington. She was born March 17, 1947, the daughter of Alex and ...
HUTCHINSON - Kash Michael Boor was born in silence July 14, 2016, at Wesley Medical Center, Wichita.
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Mercedes Marie Huslig, 81, passed away on July 16, 2016, at the Ellinwood District Hospital. Funeral services are pending with Minnis Chapel in Ellinwood.
YUKON, Okla. - Jerry Michael "Mike" Cartlidge, 66, of Yukon, Okla., and beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend to many, entered into heaven on July ...
GREAT BEND - Nancy Ballard Johnson Converse, 88, died July 13, 2016, at Great Bend Regional Hospital, Great Bend. Born Jan. 26, 1928 at Great Bend ...
HUTCHINSON - Joe E. Brougher, 82, died July 16, 2016 at Davita Dialysis Center, Hutchinson. Born July 5, 1934 at Great Bend, he was the son ...
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As the installed base of Microsoft's newest operating system, XP, grows, guides to its use will continue to proliferate (see also Computer Media, LJ 3/1/02). Upgraders with little previous experience will be drawn to 10 Minute Guide, which highlights changes from earlier versions and explains common tasks step by step. Small and leaving no room for background or troubleshooting assistance, this should be purchased in conjunction with more comprehensive guides, such as The Missing Manual. It provides enough background to allow new home users and upgraders to get up and running, while leaving them feeling as if they have a handle on why and how things work. Ample screen shots and sidebars further this process; recommended for all libraries. Headaches, for beginning to intermediate users, focuses on troubleshooting common XP problems and annoyances, like a too-rapid cursor blink rate. Nutshell is a reference for advanced users of home and professional editions, with an alphabetical format that allows quick lookup of functions and features within larger sections (e.g., networking, the registry, etc.). Each is useful and appropriate for larger libraries.'
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"...it's packed with useful information, tips, tricks and screenshots, all clearly explained. ... An excellent resource." Windows XP, August 2002 "This book is an essential addition to any XP enthusiast's library. Its aim is simple: to chronicle as many undocumented features as possible. It won't tell you much about things that you already know or can find out easily, but it will reveal just how deep XP goes... If you're after an introduction to XP, look elsewhere. If you want a companion to Windows XP Inside Out, or something that will appeal to someone with at least six months' XP experience, then you've struck gold." "If you want to delve deep into Windows XP, take this book with you..." - Nick Peers, PC Answers, September (Platinum Award) "O'Reilly have long had a reputation as the professional's choice when it comes to computer books, and volumes in their 'in a nutshell' series are the next best thing to an original supplier's manual. They contain at least as much information and usually in a more accessible format. And this book is no exception to the rule. At over GBP20 this book isn't cheap, but is is a comprehensive and easy-to-use guide to XP. If you only ever buy one Windows XP Book, you could do a lot worse than this one." - Ian Barker, PC-How To Windows XP, Issue 26 --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.See all Product Description
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This book explored every nook-and-corner of both the Home and the Professional editions of the Operating System. The 550 pages of this book could be only a fraction of what many voluminous texts offered; still, very few of them matched the in-depth analyses that is evident here. I treasured the authoritative exposure it gave to Registry, Network Architectures, Security options, and Multimedia inputs. Every chapter of this book brims with applaudable technical expertise: on the part of its author. Anybody who is familiar with Windows XP system, (Home or Professional), would be amazed at how this book tendered revamped information on the usefulness of the Operating System's Backup and Recovery Tools. The same applies to the utilities of its Device Driver Rollback.
In conclusion, "Windows XP in a Nutshell" is a quality textbook, which would serve the needs of its readers. But, for reference purposes, I had wished that its compact information were extended a little bit. Its 550 pages could have been stretched to a dynamic 750 pages with great ease; and with no harm whatsoever!
In fact, I already own "Windows 98 in a Nutshell". Truth to tell, I didn't use it too much, but did like the various sections. I read it and got a pretty good feel for the facilities available on a Windows system. And it was good on TweakUI and a bunch of other stuff tucked in various dark corners.
This current incarnation of the "Nutshell" series left me disappointed, though. It has a lot in common with its predecessor, and has an excellent middle section: the Alphabetical Reference to Windows Components, which is itself about 250 pages, and pretty much gives you all the programs that come with and in Windows XP, what they do, and their command-line parameters.
This is the reason to own this book. Just to take another book I have around, "Windows XP Inside Out" (a Microsoft book) for comparison: it has over 1400 pages, and covers most topics of interest exhaustively (and exhaustingly), but has no list of any sort that would allow one to browse through which programs the system offers. Occasionally, and in a very low-key way, they will refer to a program you can run to do something relating to the topic at hand. But just try to find a reference to anything resembling it in the index! Moreover, they never give a model command line for a program. This Nutshell book, then, shines in this area. It also, more or less, tells you which facilities only apply to the full-blown "professional" version, and which apply to both that and the Home version of XP.
However, the rest of the book is less useful.Read more ›
Now, when I first got my hands on this one, I didn't know quite to make of this dense book. But after a few days, I picked it up and started really getting into it. Then I looked through a few other Windows books I had on my shelf and just had to laugh.
This book is just in a completely different class. So many other books seem to be all screenshots and excerpts from the Windows online help, while this one seems to be written, cover-to-cover, from the perspective of someone who ACTUALLY uses the product. It's littered with tips and "gotchas" that have already saved me a lot of time and aggravation, and it's very well-written and easy to understand.
And I'll say something I can't say about any other Windows book I've seen: I actually learned something reading this book. Pick one up for yourself and I'm sure you'll discover the same thing.
The book is well organized, nicely formatted, and printed to the usual O'Reilly standards. The text I've read is clear and brief.
It is a very complete, but dense, reference. The biggest section is a 250-page listing of XP applications and tools and how to use each one--applets, control panels, disk tools, network tools, games, task manager, address book, etc. If itcan be used from the command line, details are included for that as well. There is special 50-page index just for this section where you can look up concepts and tasks to find the right tool.
It also includes:
Full documentation on all the usual console commands.
A good introduction to the registry and what you can do with it.
Everything you really need to know about Windows Script Host.
Full listing of keyboard shortcuts.
Notes on Power Toys you can download from Microsoft.
Keyboard Equivalents for special characters.
A list of file extensions in common use.
Keyboard shortcuts (accelerators) by key and by function.
Descriptions of all the services that are available with XP.
Does that sound great, or what?
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it doesn't matter how good a book you have on the intricacies of Windows XP, when XP sucks compared to MAC OS X!
This book does a great job of covering the middle ground between a book for novices and a techie's manual. Read morePublished on Feb. 15 2004 by Michael Sandman
I found this a rather disappointing tome, given its weight. In many cases it merely lists the obvious at great length. The index is poor, and the organisation is confusing. Read morePublished on Feb. 1 2004 by Mr. P. F. Holttum
Clear and well structured, it manages to miss -- or dismiss -- some XP nuances in its bias toward the "classic windows" way of doing things. Read morePublished on Dec 28 2002 by E. Southwick
If you want a single source reference for Windows XP, this is it. It is written for someone who is familiar with Windows and computers, yet needs more information about the new... Read morePublished on Dec 24 2002 by Ben Rothke
This book is must have for any Windows XP user.This book is well written easy to understand.This book has it all from WSH script and little Windows XP secrets. Read morePublished on Dec 2 2002 by Terrill T Hillman
A find that few computer books are actually written for people who actually use computers. Nutshell is an exception. Read morePublished on Nov. 7 2002
After buying a bunch of Windows XP books, this is only one I keep next to my computer. The others are all holding up the short legs of tables. Read morePublished on May 20 2002
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Volume 23, Issue 11, November 1952
Methods in Electron Microscopy of Solids23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746102View Description Hide Description
Methods of replicating solid surfaces for electron microscopy are reviewed and compared. Preparation of metal surfaces for electron microscopy is discussed, and the advantages of employing electron diffraction techniques in evaluating prepared surfaces are pointed out. Examples of the application of replicas include steel, precipitation in alloys, such as Alnico 5, and studies of slip in aluminum.Growth spirals on the surfaces of crystals of n‐paraffins are demonstrated. The use of thin metal sections and of emission electron microscopy in studying metallic structures is discussed, and examples are given.
Proportional Fission Neutron Counters23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746103View Description Hide Description
Several proportional fission neutron counters are described which use a uranium compound as the neutron sensitive material coated on the inside surface of the cathode. The counters are filled with high purity argon gas which produces very fast, clean pulses. The instruments use a discriminator circuit which eliminates the α‐pulses from the uranium and also makes the instrument insensitive to γ‐rays. A portable circuit has been developed consisting of two inverters, a discriminator, and a multivibrator. Subminiature tubes are used because of their small size, low current drain, and relatively high amplification factor. A laboratory model of the slow neutron instrument had an efficiency of 0.01 percent for poloniumberylliumneutrons.
Combined Current Integrator and Sensitive Microammeter23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746104View Description Hide Description
A simple current integrator has been designed for use in connection with electrostatic accelerators. It is capable of integrating currents higher than 10−8 ampere. A compensation resistor in the input circuit of the integrator is at the same time utilized as a shunt resistor for an electronic microammeter with full‐scale readings, 1, 2, and 10 μa.
Squeeze‐Section Phase Shifter for Microwave Measurements23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746105View Description Hide Description
The construction and calibration of a squeeze‐section phase shifter for microwave measurements is described. A table from which calibration curves may be drawn is included.
Unbacked Thin Films23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746106View Description Hide Description
Thin self‐supporting films of SiO have been prepared by evaporation onto Zapon film backings which were afterwards removed by ion bombardment or solvents. The films are approximately 100 atoms thick (8 μg/cm2) and will withstand a 3‐mm Hg gas pressure differential over a disk of 8‐mm diameter, while passing several microamperes of deuterons in the energy range 30–100 kev. The root mean square scattering angle in the film at 30 kev is 6°.
Thermocouple Temperatures in a Diffusion Cloud Chamber23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746107View Description Hide Description
The radial and vertical thermocouple temperatures in a cylindrical diffusion cloud chamber have been measured during operation, using copper‐constantan thermocouples supported by a light Bakelite framework. Readings were taken at regular time intervals, beginning with the addition of the solid CO2, through thermal ``equilibrium,'' and until the chamber had ceased to operate upon the depletion of the refrigerant. The vertical thermocouple temperature gradient in the sensitive volume (the lower one‐third of the chamber) was found to be approximately 13°C/cm. The addition of heat to the top of the chamber had negligible effect on the vertical gradient in the bottom third of the chamber and hence changed the depth of the sensitive volume only slightly. There appeared to be no appreciable horizontal gradient.
Rotor Temperature Measurement and Control in the Ultracentrifuge23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746108View Description Hide Description
Moving rotor temperatures may be measured with a precision of ±0.03°C and an accuracy of 0.1°C in a vacuum centrifuge. The method does not use physical contact with the rotor but utilizes the infrared radiation from the rotor. A reference temperature is maintained in a mass of metal (reference block) placed near and shielding the base of the rotor. A copper disk, shielded also by the reference block, assumes a temperature between rotor and reference block temperatures through radiation exchange. The various temperatures and temperature differentials are determined by copper‐constantan thermocouples.Heat conduction through thermojunction leads and copper disk supports, and radiation exchange between copper disk and reference block have been minimized, the copper disk maintaining a temperature 0.72 of that between reference block and rotor.
On acceleration the rotor cools, the opposite effect occurring during deceleration. Such changes are shown to be due to the adiabatic changes concomitant with the production or release of stress in the rotor. At 60,000 rpm a change of −0.9°C is observed on acceleration. On correction for kinetic heating this becomes −1.0°C. Such changes have not generally been taken into account.
By installing a chamber heating coil in addition to refrigeration, the moving rotor temperature may be kept to within ±0.05°C of a chosen temperature for indefinite periods.
A Cantilever Microtome for Precision Sectioning in Electron and Light Microscopy23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746109View Description Hide Description
A microtome has been built incorporating the principle of deflection of a cantilever to provide the highly reproducible motion necessary in cutting thin sections for electron microscopy. The prototype has been tested, and representative electron micrographs are shown. Alternative designs are discussed. Certain advantages are realized by the application of this principle. A simple construction with a minimum of precise machining readily provides an accurately reproducible motion. No sliding ways or lubricated bearings are needed. The effects of vibration, static friction, and thermal expansion are minimized. The instrument is easily adapted for cutting thin sections for light microscopy.
An Apparatus for the Simultaneous Determination of Absorption Isotherms and Magnetic Susceptibility23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746110View Description Hide Description
An apparatus is described for the simultaneous determination of adsorption isotherms and magnetic susceptibility. A fused silica spring with a sensitivity of 3 mm/mg is used to determine adsorption gravimetrically in the manner of McBain and Bakr. An electromagnet is incorporated in the apparatus to allow the determination of the magnetic susceptibility of the sample and the adsorbed vapor by the Faraday method. The apparent change in weight caused by the inhomogeneous magnetic field is 11.46×103 times the sample weight for a substance of unit magnetic susceptibility (cgs units). The same spring is used for the measurement of adsorption and magnetic susceptibility, and both measurements are made on the same sample.
Proportional Counters in Corona Region23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746111View Description Hide Description
The behavior of cylindrical counters filled with argon of various purities has been studied in the corona discharge zone. In this zone the counters act in a normal proportional manner with regard to the detection of α‐particles. The amplitude of pulses obtained is found to be independent of applied voltage over an interval of about 1000 volts. The discharge mechanism is briefly discussed.
Apparatus for Zeeman Effect Measurements on Microwave Spectra23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746112View Description Hide Description
Apparatus and experimental techniques for Zeeman‐effect measurements on microwave spectra are described. The method uses a wave‐guide type absorption cell and provides for either π‐ or σ‐type observations. Molecular rotational and nuclear gyromagnetic ratios are found to be measurable to about 1 percent accuracy.
A method is presented for sign determination of these gyromagnetic ratios using circularly polarized microwaves. The microwave components used in setting up the circularly polarized waves are described.
Double Focusing of Charged Particles with a Wedge‐Shaped, Non‐Uniform Magnetic Field23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746113View Description Hide Description
The pole faces of a wedge‐shaped magnet can be shaped so as to reduce the image distance for simultaneous horizontal and vertical focusing, and thereby increase the intensity at the image. The field inside the magnet is assumed to behave as r−n , where r is the distance from the center of curvature of the normal path and n is a constant parameter. Equations are obtained for the image distance for double focusing, and the results of calculations for several representative cases are shown. It is shown that by appropriate choice of the non‐uniform field, the image distance can be appreciably reduced in all cases of interest.
A Broad‐Band, Coaxial Stark Cell for Microwave Spectroscopy23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746114View Description Hide Description
A coaxial‐type Stark cell was designed as a conveniently small‐sized apparatus for operation at all microwave frequencies between 3400 and 900 Mc (and lower) without changing either the sample under investigation or the size of the absorptioncell. The Stark voltage is applied between the inner and outer conductors of the coaxial line and is separated from the rf signal at each end of the cell by sections of wave guide. The use of this cell has permitted the extension of microwaveabsorptionmeasurements in gases to a new and extremely low range of frequencies. It was used to discover and investigate the full series of ND3absorption lines in this new range.
A Radiofrequency Ion Source23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746115View Description Hide Description
An rf ion source with transverse magnetic field giving 50 μa of resolved protons with a gas flow of less than 1 cc per hour and with a power input of 150 w is described. The effect of magnetic field upon power requirements is discussed.
With increased gas flow resolved currents in excess of 100 μa of protons have been obtained.
Continuously Recording Radioactive Hemoglobinometer23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746116View Description Hide Description
A radioactive method, employing hemoglobin with incorporated Fe59, for continuously recording hemoglobin concentration in the blood of a living animal is described. This method records hemoglobin concentration independently of oxygenation of the blood and independently of the rate of blood flow through the apparatus. The only error that has been found in the method is statistical variation in the level of recording in accordance with the usual ``shot'' effect that is inherent in radioactive disintegrations. This statistical variation becomes less the greater the quantity of radioactive iron administered to the animal. For most purposes five microcuries per kilogram of Fe59 gives a satisfactory recording, and this quantity of radioactive iron is at least 50 times less than the maximal safe‐handling dose.
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Multifilament Vapor Source and Spherical Holder for Interference Filters23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746117View Description Hide Description
Proposal for a Lens Type Pair Spectrometer23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746118View Description Hide Description
Simple Method for Detecting Hot Joints on Electrical Transmission Lines23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746119View Description Hide Description
A Coaxial Cable Driver with Gain23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746120View Description Hide Description
A Method of Winding Coreless Coils of Small Diameter23(1952); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1746121View Description Hide Description