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Even now, a dozen years on from the famous Lions victories in Cape Town and Durban, no one quite knows how Tom Smith – all 5ft 10in and 16st of him – brought to heel a Springbok front row that unleashed such hounds of hell as Os du Randt and Adrian Garvey. But then, what does anyone know of Tom Smith? How is it that this most singular of Londoners became the cornerstone of the last truly successful Scotland pack? What is the nature of the inner strength that allowed him to play rugby at the highest level in grim defiance of his epilepsy? Above all, how in God's name has he kept going so long?
"That last one is easy to answer," he said this week at Franklin's Gardens, where, if things work out as planned, he will play one last home game for Northampton – against Saracens in the semi-final of the European Challenge Cup next Friday night – after eight years of unstinting service. "The core skills of the prop forward do not include pace, which is the first thing a sportsman loses as he grows older. Some would argue that they don't include mental forethought either, so there's another bonus. In my position, you need brute strength and a highly-developed survival instinct. Those are things that don't disappear with youth.
"You find out about survival the hard way. When I joined my first senior club in Dundee, there was an old prop called Danny Herrington, a bit of a local legend, who basically shoved my head up my arse in training, twice a week every week for what seemed like years. Now, that's what you call a learning curve. Those training sessions were my classroom.
"Danny took the view that a young prop should have his share of bad experiences before trying to inflict them on other people." Deep in his 38th year, Smith is the oldest player in the Guinness Premiership. "Everyone keeps reminding me of that fact," he said. "I can't imagine why." He decided at the start of the season that come what may, he would retire at the end of it. "I'm glad I decided to hang on. This is a community club, a family club, and the supporters have been wonderful to me. To have been a part of a team playing some good rugby at a high level, especially here at the Gardens, has been very rewarding."
Born to a Scottish mother (his English father died when he was six) and given a boarder's education at a school on the banks of Loch Rannoch – "Absolutely the middle of nowhere" – he reached the East Midlands in a roundabout way. By the time of his arrival, he was ranked among the best two or three loose heads in the world, having dramatically expanded the skill-set associated with propping and played six consecutive Tests for the Lions.
Not that the Lions registered with him in the early days. "I remember when they announced the tour party in '97 – or rather, I remember not knowing they were making the announcement, if that makes sense," he said. "I just didn't realise it was happening, and it was only when someone said, 'Oh, by the way, they've picked you for the South Africa tour', that I gave it a thought. I was pretty naïve back then. I knew what the Lions were, of course, but I don't think I understood for a moment what it meant to be chosen.
"I'd only toured once before, with Scotland to New Zealand as an uncapped player the previous year. In South Africa, I was suddenly in a different world – greeting ceremonies at airports, receptions at the High Commissioner's place, rooms in the grandest hotels. It was quite a jolt for a young player who'd only known a Travelodge on the outskirts of Hamilton. When did I first think I might go close to the Test team?
"Well, the Lions scrum had struggled against Western Province, and that was followed by defeat against Northern Transvaal the following weekend. I didn't play in either game. Instead, I was picked for Mpumalanga in midweek, where we won by 60 points. Sometimes, your star rises when you're not involved. I had a bit of luck, because those fixtures in Cape Town and Pretoria were good ones to miss.
"Mind you, the Mpumalanga match was pretty unpleasant. We knew they'd be tough, but we didn't expect them to live up to their reputation in quite the way they did. Poor Doddie Weir was kicked out of the tour in a really brutal fashion, and I'll never forget the Mpumalanga manager making a dreadful speech at the reception, saying that 'these things happen in rugby'. Not in my book, they don't. Rugby is about respect, about lines you never cross. The business with Doddie, the speech, the whole day... shocking."
There were one or two interesting moments on the following tour, to Australia in 2001, but Smith, older and wiser by then, was more alarmed by some of the Lions' internal issues. "In South Africa, we couldn't have been managed better. Fran Cotton and Ian McGeechan understood the dynamics. Under Graham Henry in Australia, there was a different atmosphere. He made it pretty clear to people right from the start that they weren't in his thinking for the big games, and that led directly to all the off-the-field stuff, the niggles and tensions. I can remember us being in camp and seeing two teams written down side by side, one of them obviously stronger than the other. It was one of those, 'Hello, what's all this about?' moments. You can't run a Lions tour on that basis."
A second successive Lions victory would have been quite a triumph, but it would also have been comfortably outweighed by Smith's own, profoundly personal victory over the condition that his afflicted him for almost two decades. "I've been suffering from epileptic seizures – Grand Mals, they call them – since I was 18," he said. "Until three years ago, the attacks always happened in my sleep. Then, three years ago, I had a waking attack, which meant I had to forfeit my driving licence for 12 months. Three weeks after getting it back, I had another one. Another year off the road. As a result, I've spent a lot of time on a bike, which I'm sure has done me good. All the same, it's a bit of a pain.
"I've had to be careful not to return to rugby too quickly after an attack, because the short-term memory loss can be very acute. I played a Calcutta Cup match against England after having a seizure on the day of the game, and believe me, it wasn't the best idea I ever had. It certainly wasn't my best performance for Scotland. But I consider myself fortunate to have had such a long career in professional sport in spite of my problem, and I talk of it openly because I want other sufferers to know that epilepsy doesn't have to be a barrier to achievement. I've been involved with a couple of excellent charities for a while now and I intend to continue working with them."
And so an unusual, not to say remarkable, rugby career reaches its conclusion. Smith plays the last of his Premiership matches at Sale this afternoon, and if Northampton prevail in next week's cup tie, there will be one final fling on the penultimate weekend in May. Nothing would be more appropriate. If the similarly diminutive Ian McLauchlan, his great predecessor in the Scotland team, luxuriated in the nickname of "Mighty Mouse", Smith has long been renowned for being as quiet as one. Yet rarely has one of rugby's silent types shown such strength, either of body or of character. One of the modern titans? Without question.
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You built these walls around me.
You taught me hatred and bound me.
You tied my hands behind my back.
You knew it was self worth I lacked.
You prayed on my insecurities,
made me feel it was okay to use me!
You laughed when I would cry,
you thought it was fun to watch me die!
You liked being in control.
You dug and put me in this hole!
Waking up was no longer a gift,
my own eyes I could barely lift.
You drained me from the inside out,
made me forget what life was all about!
Like poison introduced to me,
slowly, you worked your way through me.
You built the walls that keep me locked away.
You dug this hole that I'm still in today.
You made me weak and withered within.
You made me believe happiness was a sin.
Quiet the builder you must be!
You even built up my insecurities.
God, forgive me for what I'm about to do.
If I can't force myself to leave, I guess it'll have to be you.
Staring down at your lifeless body,
I reminded myself that it was you or me.
It's not murder, it's survival.
I would just say you were suicidal.
My plan worked-It did, at first.
Now it is freedom that I thirst.
Maybe there was another way.
But, I don't regret it, not today.
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Pretty good... I liked the twist at the end. 4 stars.
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Malcolm X
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Spike Lee's comprehensive film biography of the slain civil rights leader Malcolm X is much more than the depiction of a great man's life. It is a film that shows, through the powerful story of one man, a person's ability to reinvent himself and change his life. It is fueled by a towering, charismatic performance by Denzel Washington as Malcolm X (Washington had previously played Malcolm in the early 1980s in an off-Broadway play, When the Chickens Come Home To Roost). The film breaks Malcolm X's life down into three acts. The first deals with the troubled childhood of Malcolm Little, whose father is murdered by the Ku Klux Klan and whose mother is institutionalized for insanity. Malcolm grows up and gets a job as a Pullman porter, calling himself Detroit Red. Getting involved with Harlem gangster West Indian Archie (Delroy Lindo), Malcolm finds himself in prison. The second section follows his life in prison, where a fellow inmate, Baines (Albert Hall), introduces him to the teachings of the Nation of Islam. The third section follows Malcolm's religious conversion as a messianic disciple of the Honorable Elijah Mohammed (Al Freeman Jr.). During this fervent immersion into the Nation of Islam, he becomes an incendiary speaker for the movement and marries Betty Shabazz (Angela Bassett). Malcolm X preaches a doctrine of hate against the white man, but a pilgrimage to Mecca softens his beliefs and he endeavors to break free of the strict dogma of the Nation of Islam, with tragic results.
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Product Details
- Release Date:
- 04/13/2010
- 0883929135950
- Original Release:
- 1992
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- Source:
- Warner Home Video
- Region Code:
- 1
- Presentation:
- [Full Frame, Wide Screen]
- Sound:
- [Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound]
- Time:
- 3:21:00
- Sales rank:
- 59
Special Features
Cast & Crew
|Denzel Washington
|Malcolm X
|Spike Lee
|Angela Bassett
|Betty Shabazz
|Al Freeman
|Elijah Muhammad
|Delroy Lindo
|West Indian Archie
|Albert Hall
|Theresa Randle
|Kate Vernon
|Lonette McKee
|Louise Little
|Tommy Hollis
|Earl Little
|Bobby Seale
|1st Speaker
|Al Sharpton
|2nd Speaker
|Christopher Plummer
|Chaplain Gill
|Karen Allen
|Miss Dunne
|Peter Boyle
|Captain Green
|William Kunstler
|Ossie Davis
|Eulogy Performer
|Miki Howard
|Billie Holiday
|Marlaine Bass
|Hilda-Age 8
|Mary Alice Smith
|School Teacher
|Robert Jason
|Elijah Muhammad's FOI
|James MacDonald
|Giancarlo Esposito
|Thomas Hayer
|Ralph Cooper
|Radio Announcer
|Brendan Kelly
|Guard Cone
|Teresa Yvon Farley
|Young Hooker
|Richard Gordon
|Elijah Muhammad's FOI
|Matthew Harris
|Malcolm-Age 5
|Leonard Parker
|Zakee Howze
|young Malcolm
|Javon Jackson
|Tenor Saxophone Player
|Oran "Juice" Jones
|Jean-Claude LaMarre
|Benjamin 2X
|Pee Wee Love
|Richard Owens
|Trombone Player
|TaiNesha Scott
|Elijah Muhammad's Granddaughter
|Ed Herlihy
|Joe Louis Announcer
|Bill Goldberg
|David Thomas
|Wilfred-Age 8
|Ali Abdul Wahbah
|Malcolm's FOI
|James McDaniel
|Brother Earl
|Ernest Thomas
|O.L. Duke
|Larry McCoy
|Maurice Sneed
|Debi Mazar
|Phyllis Stickney
|Scot Anthony Robinson
|James E. Gaines
|Joe Seneca
|La Tanya Richardson
|Wendell Pierce
|Ben Thomas
|Vincent D'Onofrio
|Bill Newman
|William Fichtner
|Cop at Harlem Station
|Michael Imperioli
|Reporter at Fire Bombing
|Michael Guess
|William X
|John Sayles
|FBI Agent
|Leland Gantt
|Wilbur Kinley
|George Rafferty
|Richard Schiff
|JFK Reporter
|Craig Wasson
|TV Host
|Danielle Fletcher
|Frances Foster
|Woman Outside Audubon Ballroom
|Gerica Cox
|Eva Marie
|Sharon Washington
|Leonard Thomas
|Leon Davis
|Roger Guenveur Smith
|John Ottavino
|Graham Brown
|Dr. Payson
|John Reidy
|Lauren Padick
|Aleta Mitchell
|Sister Robin
|Robinson Frank Adu
|Student in Harlem Classroom (uncredited)
|Curt Williams
|Mr. Cooper
|Randy Means
|Governor Connally
|Monty Ross
|Jessica Givens
|Reggie Montgomery
|Dick Jones
|David Patrick Kelly
|Mr. Ostrowski
|Lawrence James
|George Guidall
|Mrs. Holway
|Shirley Stoler
|Mrs. Swerlin
|George Lee Miles
|Raye Dowell
|Sister Evelyn Williams
|Veronica Webb
|Sister Lucille Rosary
|Abdul Salaam El Razaac
|Keith Randolph Smith
|Brother Gene
|Kyle Smith
|Showman Uneke
|Hustler at Grand Central Station
|Lennis Washington
|Mrs. Johnson
|Steve White
|Brother Johnson
|Jodie Farber
|Jackie Kennedy
|Nelson Mandela
|Soweto Teacher
|Darnell Smith
|Elijah Muhammad's Grandson
|John Griesemer
|Guard Wilkins
|Columbia DuBose
|Nellie Connally
|Larry Attile
|Guard Baines
|Beatrice Winde
|Elderly Woman
Technical Credits
|Spike Lee
|Terence Blanchard
|Score Composer
|Barry Alexander Brown
|Ruth E. Carter
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Ernest R. Dickerson
|Ted Glass
|Set Decoration/Design
|Preston Holmes
|Chuck Jeffreys
|Jon Kilik
|Sander Lee
|Asst. Director,Producer
|Arnold Perl
|Monty Ross
|Wynn P. Thomas
|Production Designer
|Tom Warren
|Art Director
|Marvin Worth
Scene Index
1. American Nightmare [2:47]
2. Shorty Treatment [4:22]
3. Early Years [2:54]
4. Dancing Delirium [3:25]
5. Laura and Sophia [4:43]
6. Cops; Death [1:22]
7. Sophia's Story [1:56]
8. Parceled Out [4:31]
9. Rails; Joe Louis [3:40]
10. West Indian Archie [5:25]
11. New Cloths, Lifestyle [4:33]
12. Familiar Face [5:43]
13. Under the gun [2:27]
14. "I'm a Man" [1:57]
15. "I Was An Animal" [6:01]
16. The Jig Is Up [4:32]
17. Little's Number [4:37]
18. Malcolm Meets Baines [3:12]
19. Black and White [6:05]
20. Behind the Words [3:24]
21. Elijah Muhammad [5:36]
22. The Color of Jesus [2:05]
23. Malcolm Meets Elijah [1:54]
24. The Preacher [3:26]
25. Reunions [5:06]
26. Our Women [4:21]
27. One Woman: Betty [3:00]
28. Brother Johnson [5:31]
29. Young Warrior [2:28]
30. The Pure Vessel [2:27]
31. "You're With Me" [2:55]
32. Black Intelligence [5:51]
33. The Media Glare [4:08]
34. Harvard; Explosion [6:30]
35. Possibility of Betrayal [7:30]
36. Baines' Warning [2:16]
37. Shattered Faith [2:34]
38. Assassination [3:47]
39. Marked for Death [2:59]
40. Pilgrimage to Mecca [3:32]
41. Among the Pyramids [6:28]
42. Return Home [3:18]
43. Death Threats [4:14]
44. Assassins [:43]
45. "Peace Be Unto You" [1:25]
46. Death Watch [4:30]
47. February 21, 1965 [3:08]
48. Audubon Ballroom [3:50]
49. The Assassination [4:00]
50. Davis' Eulogy [3:21]
51. "I Am Malcolm X"; Mandela [1:21]
52. End Credits [9:19]
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Special Features
Cast & Crew
Denzel Washington - Malcolm X
Angela Bassett - Betty Shabazz
Albert Hall - Baines
Al Freeman Jr. - Elijah Muhammad
Delroy Lindo - West Indian Archie
Screenplay by Arnold Perl and Spike Lee
Based on the Book "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" as Told To Alex Haley
Produced by Marvin Worth and Spike Lee
Directed by Spike Lee
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Words cannot describe how good this movie really is, and how well it was done. Great movie, it educated me about a man that was rarely understood. Denzel Washington really outdid himself with this movie.
This 2 Disc Special Edition is just what I've been waiting for. This is one of Denzel Washingtons best performances and one of the most culturally significant films of the 1990's. The 2nd disc is packed with extras including the original Malcolm X Documentary from the 70's and various behind the scenes featurettes and extras including commentary and interviews with everyone except Denzel Washington (Sadly). This is definitly a Special Edition worth buying even if you already have the original dvd.
Great movie about a horrible era in American history. Washington is freaking superb in his role as one of America's great leaders and heroes: Mr. X


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NAMEI(9) NetBSD Kernel Developer's Manual NAMEI(9) NAME namei, NDINIT, NDAT, namei_simple_kernel, namei_simple_user relookup, lookup_for_nfsd, lookup_for_nfsd_index, -- pathname lookup SYNOPSIS #include <sys/namei.h> #include <sys/uio.h> #include <sys/vnode.h> NDINIT(struct nameidata *ndp, u_long op, u_long flags, struct pathbuf *pathbuf); NDAT(struct nameidata *ndp, struct vnode *dvp); int namei(struct nameidata *ndp); int namei_simple_kernel(const char *path, namei_simple_flags_t sflags, struct vnode **ret); int namei_simple_user(const char *path, namei_simple_flags_t sflags, struct vnode **ret); int relookup(struct vnode *dvp, struct vnode **vpp, struct componentname *cnp); int lookup_for_nfsd(struct nameidata *ndp, struct vnode *startdir, int neverfollow); int lookup_for_nfsd_index(struct nameidata *ndp); DESCRIPTION The namei interface is used to convert pathnames to file system vnodes. The name of the interface is actually a contraction of the words name and inode for name-to-inode conversion, in the days before the vfs(9) inter- face was implemented. Except for the simple forms, the arguments passed to the functions are encapsulated in the nameidata structure. The public interface to this structure is as follows. It contains a member ni_erootdir that may be set to the emulation root directory before the call if the EMULROOTSET flag is also set and TRYEMULROOT is in effect. This is only necessary (or allowed) if the emulation root is not yet set in the current process. It contains a member ni_vp that upon successful return contains the result vnode. It contains a member ni_dvp that upon successful return contains the vnode of the directory containing the result vnode or NULL. If the LOCKPARENT flag is set, the containing vnode is returned; otherwise this field is left set to NULL. It contains a member ni_cnd that is a componentname structure (described in just a moment). This may be used by callers to pass to certain vnode operations that operate on pathnames. The other fields in the structure should not be examined or altered directly. Note that the nfs(4) code misuses the nameidata structure and currently has an incestuous relationship with the namei code. This is gradually being cleaned up. Other code should initialize the nameidata structure with the NDINIT() macro and perhaps also the NDAT() macro. The componentname structure has the following layout: struct componentname { /* * Arguments to VOP_LOOKUP and directory VOP routines. */ uint32_t cn_nameiop; /* namei operation */ uint32_t cn_flags; /* flags to namei */ kauth_cred_t cn_cred; /* credentials */ const char *cn_nameptr; /* pointer to looked up name */ size_t cn_namelen; /* length of looked up comp */ /* * Side result from VOP_LOOKUP. */ size_t cn_consume; /* chars to consume in lookup */ }; This structure contains the information about a single directory component name, along with certain other information required by vnode operations. See vnodeops(9) for more information about these vnode operations. The members: cn_nameiop The type of operation in progress; indicates the basic operating mode of namei. May be one of LOOKUP, CREATE, DELETE, or RENAME. These modes are described below. cn_flags Additional flags affecting the operation of namei. These are described below as well. cn_cred The credentials to use for the lookup or other opera- tion the componentname is passed to. This may match the credentials of the current process or it may not, depending on where the original operation request came from and how it has been routed. cn_nameptr The name of this directory component, followed by the rest of the path being looked up. cn_namelen The length of the name of this directory component. The name is not in general null terminated, although the complete string (the full remaining path) always is. cn_consume This field starts at zero; it may be set to a larger value by implementations of VOP_LOOKUP(9) to indicate how many more characters beyond cn_namelen are being consumed. New uses of this feature are discouraged and should be discussed. Operating modes The LOOKUP mode is the baseline behavior, for all ordinary lookups that simply return a vnode. In this mode, if the requested object does not exist, ENOENT is returned. The CREATE mode is used when doing the lookup for operations that create names in the file system namespace, such as mkdir(2). In this mode, if the requested name already exists, EEXIST is returned. Otherwise if the requested name does not exist, the lookup succeeds and the returned vnode ni_vp is set to NULL. The DELETE mode is used when doing the lookup for operations that remove names from the file system namespace, such as rmdir(2); and the RENAME mode is used when doing (one of the) lookups for rename(2). The mode may affect both the VOP_LOOKUP(9) implementation of the file sys- tem involved and the internal operation of namei, such as interactions with the namecache(9). In ffs(4), for example, the VOP_LOOKUP(9) implementation reacts to CREATE, DELETE, and RENAME by computing additional information needed to operate on directory entries. This information is consumed by the vnode operations expected to be called subsequently. If one of these modes is used (and owing to failure or whatever other circumstances) the eventual vnode operation is not called, VOP_ABORTOP(9) should be used to ensure the state involved is cleaned up correctly. Flags The following flags may appear. Some are set by namei; some are set by VOP_LOOKUP(9); some are set by the caller in the flags argument of NDINIT(). Not all possible combinations are sensible or legal. FOLLOW Follow symbolic links encountered as the last path com- ponent. Used by operations that do not address sym- bolic links directly, e.g. stat(2). Does not affect symbolic links found in the middle of a path. Set by the caller. Used internally. NOFOLLOW Do not follow symbolic links encountered as the last path component. Used by operations that address sym- bolic links explicitly, such as lstat(2). Set by the caller. Used internally. Note: the value of NOFOLLOW is 0; it exists on the grounds that every namei call should explicitly choose either FOLLOW or NOFOLLOW. LOCKLEAF Upon successful completion, the resultant named vnode ni_vp is to be left locked. (Otherwise, the vnode is unlocked before namei returns.) Set by the caller; used internally. LOCKPARENT Upon successful completion, the parent directory con- taining the named vnode is left locked and returned in ni_dvp as described above. Otherwise, ni_dvp is set to NULL. Set by the caller; used internally. TRYEMULROOT If set, the path is looked up in emulation root of the current process first. If that fails, the system root is used. Set by the caller; used internally. EMULROOTSET As described above, indicates that the caller has set ni_erootdir prior to calling namei. This is only use- ful or permitted when the emulation in the current process is partway through being set up. Set by the caller; used internally. NOCHROOT Bypass normal chroot(8) handling for absolute paths. Set by the caller and used internally. NOCROSSMOUNT Do not cross mount points. Set by the caller and used internally. RDONLY Enforce read-only behavior. Set by the caller and used internally. May also be used by file-system-level vnode functions. DOWHITEOUT Allow whiteouts to be seen as objects instead of func- tioning as ``nothing there''. Set by the caller; used by vnode functions. ISWHITEOUT The current path component is a whiteout. Set by VOP_LOOKUP(9) implementations and consumed by other vnode functions and the namecache(9). ISDOTDOT The current pathname component is ``..''. Set inter- nally; used by vnode operations. ISLASTCN The current path component is the last component found in the pathname. Set internally; used by vnode func- tions. REQUIREDIR The current object to be looked up must be a directory. Set and used internally; any external references are abusive. CREATEDIR Accept slashes after a component name that does not exist. This only makes sense in CREATE mode and when creating a directory. Set by the caller and used internally. NOCACHE The name looked up should not be entered in the namecache(9). Set and used internally. (Currently sometimes set by callers, but most likely this is improper/incorrect.) May also be used by file-system- level vnode functions. MAKEENTRY The current pathname component should be added to the namecache(9). Set and used internally. Also abused by the nfs(4) code. The following additional historic flags have been removed from NetBSD and should be handled as follows if porting code from elsewhere: INRENAME Part of a misbegotten and incorrect locking scheme. Any file-system-level code using this is presumptively incorrect. File systems should use the genfs_rename(9) interface to handle locking in VOP_RENAME(). INRELOOKUP Used at one point for signaling to puffs(3) to work around a protocol deficiency that was later rectified. ISSYMLINK Useless internal state. SAVESTART Unclean setting affect vnode reference counting. Now effectively never in effect. Any code referring to this is suspect. SAVENAME Unclean setting relating to responsibility for freeing pathname buffers in the days before the pathbuf struc- ture. Now effectively always in effect; the caller of namei owns the pathbuf structure and is always respon- sible for destroying it. HASBUF Related to SAVENAME. Any uses can be replaced with ``true''. All access to the namei interface must be in process context. Pathname lookups cannot be done in interrupt context. FUNCTIONS NDINIT(ndp, op, flags, pathbuf) Initialise a nameidata structure pointed to by ndp for use by the namei interface. The operating mode and flags (as docu- mented above) are specified by op and flags respectively. The pathname is passed as a pathbuf structure, which should be ini- tialized using one of the pathbuf(9) operations. Destroying the pathbuf is the responsibility of the caller; this must not be done until the caller is finished with all of the namei results and all of the nameidata contents except for the result vnode. This routine stores the credentials of the calling thread (curlwp) in ndp. NDINIT() sets the credentials using kauth_cred_get(9). In the rare case that another set of creden- tials is required for the namei operation, ndp->ni_cnd.cn_cred must be set manually after NDINIT(). NDAT(ndp, dvp) This macro is used after NDINIT() to set the starting directory. This supersedes the current process's current working directory as the initial point of departure for looking up relative paths. This mechanism is used by openat(2) and related calls. namei(ndp) Convert a pathname into a pointer to a vnode. The nameidata structure pointed to by ndp should be initialized with the NDINIT() macro, and perhaps also the NDAT() macro. Direct ini- tialization of members of struct nameidata is not supported and may (will) break silently in the future. The vnode for the pathname is returned in ndp->ni_vp. The par- ent directory is returned locked in ndp->ni_dvp iff LOCKPARENT is specified. Any or all of the flags documented above as set by the caller can be enabled by passing them (OR'd together) as the flags argument of NDINIT(). As discussed above every such call should explicitly contain either FOLLOW or NOFOLLOW to control the behavior regarding final symbolic links. namei_simple_kernel(path, sflags, ret) Look up the path path and translate it to a vnode, returned in ret. The path argument must be a kernel (UIO_SYSSPACE) pointer. The sflags argument chooses the precise behavior. It may be set to one of the following symbols: NSM_NOFOLLOW_NOEMULROOT NSM_NOFOLLOW_TRYEMULROOT NSM_FOLLOW_NOEMULROOT NSM_FOLLOW_TRYEMULROOT These select (or not) the FOLLOW/NOFOLLOW and TRYEMULROOT flags. Other flags are not available through this interface, which is nonetheless sufficient for more than half the namei() usage in the kernel. Note that the encoding of sflags has deliberately been arranged to be type-incompatible with anything else. This prevents various possible accidents while the namei() interface is being rototilled. namei_simple_user(path, sflags, ret) This function is the same as namei_simple_kernel() except that the path argument shall be a user pointer (UIO_USERSPACE) rather than a kernel pointer. relookup(dvp, vpp, cnp) Reacquire a path name component is a directory. This is a quicker way to lookup a pathname component when the parent directory is known. The locked parent directory vnode is speci- fied by dvp and the pathname component by cnp. The vnode of the pathname is returned in the address specified by vpp. Note that one may only use relookup() to repeat a lookup of a final path component previously done by namei, and one must use the same componentname structure that call produced. Otherwise the behavior is undefined and likely adverse. lookup_for_nfsd(ndp, startdir, neverfollow) This is a private entry point into namei used by the NFS server code. It looks up a path starting from startdir. If neverfollow is set, any symbolic link (not just at the end of the path) will cause an error. Otherwise, it follows symlinks normally. It should not be used by new code. lookup_for_nfsd_index(ndp) This is a (second) private entry point into namei used by the NFS server code. It looks up a single path component. It should not be used by new code. INTERNALS The nameidata structure has the following layout: struct nameidata { /* * Arguments to namei. */ struct vnode *ni_atdir; /* startup dir, cwd if null */ struct pathbuf *ni_pathbuf; /* pathname container */ char *ni_pnbuf; /* extra pathname buffer ref (XXX) */ /* * Internal starting state. (But see notes.) */ struct vnode *ni_rootdir; /* logical root directory */ struct vnode *ni_erootdir; /* emulation root directory */ /* * Results from namei. */ struct vnode *ni_vp; /* vnode of result */ struct vnode *ni_dvp; /* vnode of intermediate directory */ /* * Internal current state. */ size_t ni_pathlen; /* remaining chars in path */ const char *ni_next; /* next location in pathname */ unsigned int ni_loopcnt; /* count of symlinks encountered */ /* * Lookup parameters: this structure describes the subset of * information from the nameidata structure that is passed * through the VOP interface. */ struct componentname ni_cnd; }; These fields are: ni_atdir The directory to use for the starting point of rela- tive paths. If null, the current process's current directory is used. This is initialized to NULL by NDINIT() and set by NDAT(). ni_pathbuf The abstract path buffer in use, passed as an argu- ment to NDINIT(). The name pointers that appear elsewhere, such as in the componentname structure, point into this buffer. It is owned by the caller and must not be destroyed until all namei operations are complete. See pathbuf(9). ni_pnbuf This is the name pointer used during namei. It points into ni_pathbuf. It is not initialized until entry into namei. ni_rootdir The root directory to use as the starting point for absolute paths. This is retrieved from the current process's current root directory when namei starts up. It is not initialized by NDINIT(). ni_erootdir The root directory to use as the emulation root, for processes running in emulation. This is retrieved from the current process's emulation root directory when namei starts up and not initialized by NDINIT(). As described elsewhere, it may be set by the caller if the EMULROOTSET flag is used, but this should only be done when the current process's emulation root directory is not yet initialized. (And ideally in the future things would be tidied so that this is not necessary.) ni_vp ni_dvp Returned vnodes, as described above. These only con- tain valid values if namei returns successfully. ni_pathlen The length of the full current remaining path string in ni_pnbuf. This is not initialized by NDINIT() and is used only internally. ni_next The remaining part of the path, after the current component found in the componentname structure. This is not initialized by NDINIT() and is used only internally. ni_loopcnt The number of symbolic links encountered (and tra- versed) so far. If this exceeds a limit, namei fails with ELOOP. This is not initialized by NDINIT() and is used only internally. ni_cnd The componentname structure holding the current directory component, and also the mode, flags, and credentials. The mode, flags, and credentials are initialized by NDINIT(); the rest is not initialized until namei runs. There is also a namei_state structure that is hidden within vfs_lookup.c. This contains the following additional state: docache A flag indicating whether to cache the last pathname component. rdonly The read-only state, initialized from the RDONLY flag. slashes The number of trailing slashes found after the cur- rent pathname component. attempt_retry Set on some error cases (and not others) to indicate that a failure in the emulation root should be fol- lowed by a retry in the real system root. The state in namei_state is genuinely private to namei. Note that much of the state in nameidata should also be private, but is currently not because it is misused in some fashion by outside code, usually nfs(4). The control flow within the namei portions of vfs_lookup.c is as follows. namei() does a complete path lookup by calling namei_init(), namei_tryemulroot(), and namei_cleanup(). namei_init() sets up the basic internal state and makes some (pre- condition-type) assertions. namei_cleanup() makes some postcondition-type assertions; it currently does nothing besides this. namei_tryemulroot() handles TRYEMULROOT by calling namei_oneroot() once or twice as needed, and attends to making sure the origi- nal pathname is preserved for the second try. namei_oneroot() does a complete path search from a single root direc- tory. It begins with namei_start(), then calls lookup_once() (and if necessary, namei_follow()) repeatedly until done. It also handles returning the result vnode(s) in the requested state. namei_start() sets up the initial state and locking; it calls namei_getstartdir(). namei_getstartdir() initializes the root directory state (both ni_rootdir and ni_erootdir) and picks the starting directory, con- suming the leading slashes of an absolute path and han- dling the magic ``/../'' string for bypassing the emu- lation root. A different version namei_getstartdir_for_nfsd() is used for lookups coming from nfsd(8) as those are required to have different semantics. lookup_once() calls VOP_LOOKUP() for one path component, also han- dling any needed crossing of mount points (either up or down) and coping with locking requirements. lookup_parsepath() is called prior to each lookup_once() call to examine the pathname and find where the next component starts. namei_follow() reads the contents of a symbolic link and updates both the path buffer and the search directory accordingly. 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I read this book the first time many years ago. I was hooked instantly, and went on to read the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. I have loved these books ever since.
It was great this time 'round to have it read to me by a fabulous narrator. As I have read other reviews, I was struck by how many people were lucky enough to have a parent read this to them as children, or to read it along with a parent. I did not have that experience and am envious of it. So having Mr. Inglis read it to me is second best. That is not to say his reading is anything but amazing! and I also loved his singing of the songs. I want to believe he made the melodies up himself.
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"Victory after all, I suppose!"
There are a rare handful of children's books and fantasy novels that definitely deserve to be experienced in different ways (books, movies, audio) and at different times (youth, middle age, etc). I remember my first exposure to this wonderful piece of high fantasy as a child. I loved the world Tolkien created and the way he was able to balance fantasy, poetry, humor and drama. I read it again during the whole 'Lord of the Rings' (LOTR) movie period, and now I've just listened to it on Audible with my own kids in anticipation of taking them to the movie. Wow!
When judging 'the Hobbit', it is tempting to grade it straight against the LOTR trilogy. There is a trap, however, in reading 'the Hobbit' AFTER reading the LOTR. While these works by Tolkien are obviously related, they are very, very different. Tolkien's approach, tone, style and intended audience was a different. If you separate LOTR from 'the Hobbit', gently, it is easier to see the greatness of 'the Hobbit' on its own.
As an adult, I now view 'the Hobbit' more as a Bildungsroman rather than a traditional quest novel. Listening and reading this with my kids, I found myself once more transported not just to middle-earth, but back to my own youth and innocence.
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I am so glad that this is finally available on Audible! The book is one of my favorites, great all ages. Full of elves, dwarfs, dragons, wizards, goblins, giant spiders... Absolutely fun and engrossing.
I love the narrator as well. He brings the characters to life and his voice is very pleasant to listen to.
Anyone can, and should, enjoy this book. It was written for everyone! As another reviewer said, this is a book (and series) that defined the genre of fantasy. I can't wait to listen to all of them.
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"Finally! Thank you Audible!"
Being a fan of the world of Middle-Earth since I was about ten or so, I was delighted when in Middle School I discovered the unabridged audiobook recordings produced by Recorded Books. As with most of what RB does, they picked the perfect narrator. British stage actor Rob Inglis does an excellent job of bringing the many characters to life, in this case Bilbo and Thorin and Company, not to mention the many characters they meet o their quest to recover the Dwarves' treasure. And unlike most narrators, Mr. Inglis actually sings the many songs sprinkled throughout the story and, while he doesn't always choose what I would consider the right tune for all the given songs, he does have a good tenor. His regular narration style is also extremely pleasant on the ears, and his pronunciation of the names of characters and places is also excellent. Needless to say I was extremely disappointed when Audible removed these recordings from their site some years back and extremely delighted a few days ago when I discovered they'd made them available once again. I used this month's two credits to buy The Hobbit and Fellowship of the Ring and plan to use next month's two to buy the remainder of the story. If you're a fan of the Lord of the Rings and were disappointed or at least not completely satisfied by the other adaptations out there, you may just be in for a pleasant surprise if you give these unabridged productions a listen. It's much more convenient having them available in digital format since you won't have to worry about tapes or discs wearing out, which they inevitably do eventually. I just need to get myself a bigger IPod.
"A classic"
The hobbit needs no introduction. It is a start of a series that changed the face of fantasy in profound way. It starts off as more of a children story than the movie have you believe. Starting with Bilbo, author establishes the characters and their limitations. Tone is lighter at the start of the book, but it steadily grows serious to a point that end of the book deals with serious politics and large scale war. Story is told from third person perspective and it works well with the content of the book. A reader can feel a sense of adventure that it was established because of the limitations introduced by author earlier in the book. Dwarves are funny and entertaining even through sometimes it is difficult to keep track of them and their personalities while listening to the narration. In the end, book has a message positive message of anyone (no matter how small) can make a big difference.
Narrator did a great job and I really enjoyed the book. There were plenty of songs in this book and they were sang quiet nicely by the narrator. Needless to say that book is highly recommended and will provide great entertainment.
I will be picking up the Lord Of The Rings narrated by same person.
It's simple really, I am just a guy looking to enjoy the writing and reading talents of others while raising my family the best I can, just Like most everyone else!!!
"A grand literary adventure!"
What a comforting audiobook. How nice it is when you buy an audiobook that repays you with a great story and a comforting and riviting reader/actor. I had never read "The Hobbit" before so I had only a vague familiarity of the characters to start my literary adventure, but let me tell you how wonderful and exciting it was to go along with Bilbo, Gandalf, (and the Dwarves) Thorin, Fili, Kili, Dwalin, Balin, Oin, Gloin, Ori, Dori, Nori, Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur. We met up with the Elves, Wargs, Goblins, Trolls, Humans and Smaug the dragon who lives in the Mountain that he had stolen from the Dwarves many years before. Oh I miss it already. I guess it's a great thing that I have a bad memory so I can enjoy this one again before too long (LOL). I refuse to spoil the story for you so I will have to leave off after adding that I hope you give this book a chance, that is only if your up for a grand literary adventure.
"Absolutely the BEST"
Rob Inglis's narration is clear and crisp with characters finely enunciated--from the individual dwarfs to Bilbo, from Gandalf to the spiders and the dragon! This reading is better than any dramatization (although there are some good ones) because it combines the best of narration with the value of the unabridged text. Inglis also sings the poetry--haunting and stirring melodies performed beautifully. In a way, Inglis paints the text vocally in the manner that Alan Lee painted the text visually. I am thrilled that audible has made the recordings of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings series available in the US. Worth every penny/credit!!
"Almost perfect"
What can I say? The story's almost incomparable, so let me switch to commending Rob Inglis' performance. I tend to shy away from dramatizations, but Inglis' delivery is mostly narration. He does just enough variation in delivery to make the characters distinctive without resorting to silly vocal tics. It's masterfully done and a great example of how a good narrator can enhance a book just as easily as a poor one can ruin it.
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"A Magnificent Prelude"
For someone who hasn't read The Hobbit since high school—nearly 40 autumns past—this was a journey of rediscovery. For years I've been reading things like Beowulf, The Mabinogion, Hrafnkel's Saga and Audun's Story, vaguely conscious that these were the Icelandic, Saxon and medieval wellsprings Tolkien drew upon to create his story. Now I realize this gifted medievalist really wrote the perfect vehicle to get younger readers hooked on those particular veins of Western literature. It worked for me and I'm hoping it works for our kids.
More, while every literary success in every age, from Chretien de Troyes to Bram Stoker, has bred imitators galore it is good to get back to the original tale that started all the fantasy/sci-fi conventions, the Dungeons and Dragons tournaments and the next season of Game of Thrones. The original retains its originality.
And, scholarly roots and modern imitators aside, the story is a delight. It was conceived as such and delivers in full measure. And it is made all the more delightful by Rob Inglis' voice work. He brings the same sonorous, rolling ease to this tale that Patrick Tull lends to O'Brien's Aubrey/Maturin series.
And, now that I've (finally, after all these years) embarked on the first volume of Lord of the Rings, I can look back and say that The Hobbit, while a good story wonderfully told, is really no more than the necessary prelude to what looks to be a profoundly great saga. (Yeah, I know. Generations of Tolkien readers already knew that. But I didn't and I added it on the off chance that you didn't either.)
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Ask Marc-Andre Fleury about certain things, and he lights up.
For example, he might be one of the few new dads who would gush over a 10-hour-plus drive he made Wednesday from Montreal to Pittsburgh with an infant in tow.
Daughter Estelle was born in April, just before the playoffs -- or, in hockey terms, just before the Penguins goaltender again struggled in the postseason.
The playoffs are not a favorite topic for Fleury, who Thursday joined several teammates at Consol Energy Center for an informal practice in preparation for the start of training camp Wednesday.
Fleury said he had a fairly routine summer in terms of his offseason workouts, but this offseason was different in some respects. He returned to town with some new ideas he developed in counseling sessions and ready to work with a new goaltending coach.
After Fleury was replaced by backup Tomas Vokoun in a playoff run that ended when the Penguins were swept by Boston in the Eastern Conference final, there was widespread speculation that Fleury would or should be traded.
Instead, coach Dan Bylsma and general manager Ray Shero gave Fleury a public vote of confidence, emphasizing that Fleury would remain the club's No. 1 goaltender.
Fleury appreciated the backing but wants to prove things in net.
"It's nice," he said of Bylsma and Shero's words, "but I want to get in there. I want to play. I want to win. That's the only way to do things."
There's only one place he wants to do that.
"I love this place," Fleury said of Pittsburgh. "I've been here for my whole career. I want to stay here. I want to win here. That's my goal."
Winning hasn't been a problem in some respects.
Fleury, 28 and the first overall pick in the 2003 draft, has assembled win totals of 40, 37, 35, 36, 42 and, last season, 23 in a schedule shortened to 48 games by a lockout.
"I think I've been getting more consistent through the years, and that's a big thing I wanted to improve," Fleury said. "That's good, but, at the end of the day, what people remember is the playoffs. That's where you make a name for yourself."
Fleury backstopped the Penguins to the 2008 Stanley Cup final and then to the 2009 Cup title. Then, the playoff version of Fleury went cold.
Since the Cup win, Fleury is 14-16 in the postseason with a 3.18 goals-against average and an .880 save percentage, and the Penguins have won just three of seven playoff series and have not made it back to the Cup final despite being perennial favorites.
Hockey Canada apparently took notice. It did not invite Fleury to its Olympic orientation camp last month. Fleury did not play in the 2010 Vancouver Games but made Canada's team as its No. 3 goalie. Team Canada's braintrust will be watching players closely over the first half of the NHL season, and there still is a chance he could be picked for the team that goes to Sochi for the 2014 Games.
At Shero's request, Fleury underwent counseling this summer with someone believed to be a sports psychologist.
Fleury was reluctant to divulge details of those talks -- "I don't want to get into it," he said -- but he called it "a different approach" and offered a little insight about what he came away with.
"It was good -- different tools and different stuff you can use and think about," he said, adding that he might tweak his pregame mental preparation. "What we talked about with the guy was to maybe try to use my time a little bit differently, maybe a little more time to myself to get ready."
Fleury also will be talking a lot to Mike Bales, promoted this summer from goaltending development coach to the club's goalie coach specifically at the NHL level.
"We met in Montreal for lunch," Fleury said. "I saw him [previously] at training camp, around the [locker] room, but we didn't talk a lot. So it was good to get together and talk a little bit in the offseason."
Fleury worked for years with Gilles Meloche, who has moved into a scouting role with the team. Fleury said it seemed he and Bales found common ground easily.
"I told him little things I wanted to improve on and do a little differently, and he was all good with it," Fleury said. "We'll go over my game and see what I can do differently."
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Dynamic provisioning: a buffer rather than a countercyclical tool?
This paper analyzes whether dynamic provisioning systems act as a dampener -as intended- or as a buffer. After briefly reviewing the literature, we explain the rationale for dynamic provisions and analyze the experience of three of the few countries that adopted them: Spain, Colombia and Peru. We conclude that in the case of Spain, which is the only one where dynamic provisions worked over a complete cycle, the fact that market discipline only operated in the downturn implied that the system acted more as a buffer than as a dampener. We also observe that even rule-based systems tend to be applied in a discretionary way, since they require a very reliable calibration of the cycle \\\"ex ante\\\", an assumption that has proven unrealistic. The comparison of the Spanish system versus the Peruvian and Colombian raises interesting policy conclusions on whether dynamic provisioning should be applied differently to industrial versus emerging countries.
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Bratsera was a charmed word of Greek sponge divers of the last century, being the mother ship where they relaxed after solitary hours on the seafloor. After a stay in any large city one will feel the same about the Bratsera hotel on the island of Hydra.
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Brian O'Driscoll praised Leinster's efficiency and accuracy in their 40-7 Heineken Cup triumph over Northampton Saints on Saturday.
Brian O'Driscoll praised Leinster's efficiency and accuracy in their 40-7 Heineken Cup triumph over Northampton Saints on Saturday.
The veteran midfielder played a leading role in his side's demolition job at Franklin's Gardens, earning the man of the match award in the process.
But talisman Ireland and British and Irish Lions centre O'Driscoll admitted he felt there were others more deserving of the accolade, singling out winger Luke Fitzgerald, who bagged a famous hat-trick.
"I've got the man-of-the-match but I find that amusing when I saw performances like Luke Fitzgerald's today," said O'Driscoll.
"I thought he was outstanding. Besides the tries, I thought his energy was fantastic. There were lots of those sort of performances.
"You know when you come to places like Franklin's Gardens that you have to be very physical and your accuracy has to be spot on. I think we managed that.
"We were pretty good, pretty efficient at ruck time, not committing huge numbers but the guys that were there were doing the appropriate job in putting the ball on a plate for Eoin Reddan. I think we were able to get our momentum off the back of that."
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Private Sub lstReports_Click()
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Resume strTrigger_Done
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Lost 4 of their last 5. 0-4 in the preseason and starting the season 0-2.
Nice coaching and nice execution. Fire Mike. Fire Haley. Don't even wait for the season to end.
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