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"Mom, I am so bored, I think I am going to throw up."
Wow. I was school shopping with my sons. We were in the local surf shop, picking out T-shirts and shorts, just a few things to get through the still hot school months. I have never seen any need to vault into flannel shirts and jeans just because the Gap tells me to.
This comment coming from my son surprised me. I had the counter filled with Billabong, Quiksilver and Element clothes. I brought the boys not only because my oldest son needed to try shorts on, but because the twins were going into seventh grade, and I figured it was time that they started having some input into their appearance. And I thought it would be fun.
You know, fun. To shop. With boys. Ok, so there was my mistake.
I like my sons to look sharp. Lecture me if you will on how expensive it is to buy clothes in this economy. Remind me again how fast they grow out of stuff. Wax philosophic on how as a kid, you only had one pair of jeans.
Because I don't care. There is nothing anyone in the world can say that will convince me that boys are supposed to look messy. Because in my house you will not find floods, shorts above the knee, stained T-shirts, undersize hoodies, long nails, cruddy teeth or superhero sweatshirts. You will not find clothes bought at Target or KMart or JCPenny. I'm sorry, that's the way it is.
Here at the Oves', we are all cool, all the time.
And up until this year, I did the vast majority of shopping without them. But as of late, they had developed opinions, opinions that made no sense to me - opinions about surf boards, rash guards, wet suits, sneakers.
So as a mother, I assumed this new vault of opinion extended to everything else as well. So I brought them. What a huge mistake.
"Throw up? Why?" I asked my son.
"I'm bored. If you won't let me buy a surfboard or a skateboard, I don't want to be here. It's making me nauseous," he said, as he feigned a retching noise.
"All you have to do is tell me if you like the stuff I picked out," I said, as I motioned to the mountain of clothes on the counter. "There are children in the world who could only imagine having clothes like this in their wildest dreams."
He eyed me suspiciously. I had gone for the "deprived kids in the world" scenario very early, and it was one he couldn't fight.
"Fine," he said as he looked through the clothes. "The T-shirts are all cool, this hoodie is decent, but this black jacket will make me look like a gangster," he said.
I urged him to try it on, and he slouched, making sure the sleeves went as long as possible, so as to give the appearance of bad fit.
"Who am I, Johnny Cash?" he asked, as he looked in the mirror.
"Point made, fine. But it is beyond me that you would refuse a beautiful hooded Quiksilver jacket," I said, as I re-positioned it on the hanger. "I think you'll regret it."
"Doubt it," he said as he slunk away to drool at an $800 surfboard.
I love school shopping. I want summer to go on as long as possible, and I don't like to rush it, but the first late August rainy day sends me off to buy clothes and school supplies.
I sent my oldest son, who is more cooperative than the other two, into the dressing room to try on five pairs of shorts. He was out three minutes later, handing me the shorts, smiling and proclaiming proudly,
"They fit!"
The shorts were still neatly pinioned into the hangers. Anyone who has ever seen a 12-year-old boy put something away would know right away that I was being played for a fool. Twelve-year-old boys shove, crush, slam and squish their clothes into small areas; they do not EVER hang anything up, unless their video game privileges are at risk.
"You didn't try these on, you didn't even take them off the hanger," I said.
"Mom, they fit. They're my size, so they fit. Will you buy me this skateboard as an early Christmas present?" he said.
"Of course not. Now what about this Johnny Cash coat? Do you like it?"
"Did Dustin like it?" he asked.
"No, he thought it made him look like a gangster," I answered.
"Then I like it," he said.
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As a resident of Papamoa. it riles me to think that we are likely to be hung out to dry over the MV Rena - the 38,000-tonne container ship that ploughed into our lives as its metal hull screeched over the rocks of Astrolabe Reef.
There it lies, nearly three years on, slowly releasing all sorts of unnatural things into the formerly pristine waters of the Bay.
After a storm, we have oil spots and plastic beads being washed ashore, and more lies in wait for us as the Rena continues to decay.
There are still hundreds of containers to be retrieved - stocked with who knows what.
A large exclusion zone surrounds the reef, which has an effect upon our enjoyment of the area and local charter fishing businesses.
As a Papamoan, I really get annoyed that through no fault of our own, we are left with a ticking timebomb because someone else:
-Idiotically rammed a container ship on to a tiny reef.
-Didn't think quickly enough to get an oil barge and booms here to stop the oil spill that killed an estimated 20,000 birds.
Didn't work fast enough to get all the containers off the Rena while it was still above water.
Is happy to take insurance premiums but is not willing to salvage the entire wreck.
Tries to weasel out of its obligations and expects the local community to pick up the bill and pay for generations to come.
As a voter, I'm taking a very keen interest in what our politicians are saying on the matter.
For when I am in the voting booth, you can guarantee that the Rena will loom large in my thoughts and anyone who is not vocally supporting the complete removal of the blasted thing will not get my tick.
Nor will the candidate's party.
That's a pretty clear message to you, John Key, that you should not have avoided the issue recently with your comment: "My view is that the regional council and the Environment Court need to make those decisions. It wouldn't be overly helpful if I jumped into a process that's ongoing."
What rubbish, Prime Minister.
The people of Papamoa and the Mount want to know that you will not leave them high and dry should the owners/insurers be allowed to bail out.
We want to know if your Government will abandon our region to face the ongoing costs of dealing with the Rena's legacy ourselves.
I want all candidates for our local seats in Parliament to come out and tell us where they stand on removal of the Rena.
Hasn't the World Cup provided some excellent games so far?
And a heap of goals, averaging about four a game.
I love the World Cup because we can see lots of different teams facing off against the big boys of soccer.
Well done to the young Socceroos for their gutsy performance against Chile, who could be one of the surprise packages of the tournament.
Anyway, here are a few of things I've noticed so far.
Firstly, why is it that Latin American nations seem to have anthems that drone on and on, and on, and on and ... on?
I reckon the Chilean one went for two full minutes.
And Honduras has to be odds-on to win Thuggery Cup for the way in which their players hacked the French mercilessly in their opening game.
And what about the rumour there is a new player-based trophy to match the top scorer's Golden Boot?
It is water-filled, sealed glass vase for the most prolific diver in the competition.
My bet is that it will be won by a South American.
It is a huge night ahead tomorrow, as this New South Welshman puts aside the round-ball game for the evening and concentrates all our wishing powers on to the Cockroaches in the State of Origin.
For the uninitiated, they are the New South Wales Blues, who have a chance tomorrow night of beating the Queensland Canetoads in the series for the first time in far too long.
The match is in Sydney, so here is hoping we can fire up the way we did in the first game and bring the trophy back to where it belongs.
Go the Cockroaches!
There I was, settling into a comfy seat to watch the second Wallabies-France test, eagerly awaiting the national anthems.
To me, there are few better than La Marseillaise - the French anthem that is all about defending the country against invaders and having their impure blood soak into the fields - and, of course, Advance, Australia Fair.
The beret-wearing French were in full voice, roaring away with their usual power and passion, and next up it was my guys.
What's this? What are those little twiddly bits after the initial stirring fanfare?
Oh my God, it's like a ballet dancer arranged it.
Huh? Oh no, not ... please no ... not a kids' choir backing the vocalist ...
Oh, give me a bucket.
No wonder we only won 6-0.
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A guide to what to do on a short break in Istanbul, including the best hotels, restaurants and attractions and how to visit the old city.
Why go now?
It is an excellent time to visit this booming metropolis, standing boldly astride the Bosphorus Strait dividing Europe and Asia. On the best days it's still warm enough to stroll around the old city's Byzantine and Ottoman Turkish architectural treasures in shirt sleeves, or sip sweet black tea from a tulip-shaped glass in the open courtyard of a 300-year-old medrese.
On the worst, part with a couple of quid for a brolly from a street vendor and dodge showers between sights as varied as the monumental Blue Mosque and the eerily illuminated depths of the Basilica Cistern.
With a host of places to visit in the old city and, across the Golden Horn in the buzzing entertainment quarter of Beyoglu, myriad shops, galleries, cinemas, clubs and live music venues, there's always something to do, whatever the weather.
After a couple of days in exotic Istanbul, you'll see why it has proven a favoured location for Bond film directors, with From Russia with Love, The World is Not Enough and Skyfall all paying homage to one of the world's great cities.
Getting there
Turkish Airlines (0844 800 666; turkishairlines.com) flies from Birmingham, Heathrow, Manchester and Gatwick; easyJet (0905 821 8905; easyjet.com) from Luton; Turkish carrier Pegasus (0845 0848 980; flypgs.com) flies from Gatwick and Stansted. Flights take three and a half hours.
Where to stay
Special treat: Travellers can explore the sometimes frenetic city from a tranquil Bosphorus-front base at the A'jia Hotel (Halide Edip Adıvar Cd 27, 0216 413 9300), combining 19th-century charm with contemporary chic. With its own water-taxi service. Doubles from £140.
Check availability: A'jia Hotel, Istanbul
Mid-range: There are boutique hotels aplenty but, in a very understated way, the Ibrahim Pasha Hotel (1) (Terzihane Sok 7, 0212 518 0394) – just a short walk from the Blue Mosque – is perhaps the best. Doubles from £70.
On a budget: Büyük Londra Hotel (2) (Mesrutiyet Cd 53, 0212 245 0670), known in its late-Ottoman heyday as the Grand Hotel des Londres, is ideal for those seeking some serious fin de siècle atmosphere in the heart of buzzing Beyoglu. Doubles from £39.
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On arrival
Assuming you are staying, as the vast majority of first-timers do, in the old city, your best bet for an aperitif may well be your hotel. Many have roof bars with superb views of iconic buildings like the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, and panoramas over the Sea of Marmara and the Bosphorus. If you're bereft of your own terrace, try the roof bars of the Pierre Loti Hotel (Piyer Loti Cd 1) or Nomade Hotel (Ticarethane Sok 15).
Now to dinner. Tucked away up a cobbled side street just off Sultanahmet's main drag, Divan Yolu, is Khorasani (3) (Ticarethane Sk 39/41; 0212 519 5959 ; khorasani restaurant.com). The speciality is that most Turkish of foods, the kebab. Here several varieties are grilled to perfection over charcoal and served up with great ovals of the thin, unleavened bread, lavas. Meze, or starters, are delicious, too, with dips like muhamara, a spicy blend of breadcrumbs, walnuts and hot pepper. Delicious kebabs from £8.
Day one
The only way is up if you begin your day in the subterranean depths of the Basilica Cistern (4) (Yerebatan Sarnıcı; daily, £5.50), a 1,500-year-old building supported by 336 columns. Don't miss the twin blocks carved into snake-haired Medusas, or the carp idling in the shallow waters.
Right across from the cistern is the greatest single building in a city full of wonders, the Hagia Sophia (5) or Aya Sofya (www.ayasofyamuzesi.gov.tr; £8.70, closed Mondays). It was a church, then a mosque and is now a museum; standing beneath its 55m-high dome is a humbling experience. Look out for superb mosaics of Christ, the Virgin Mary and Byzantine emperors – and the Viking graffiti scratched on the balustrade of the south gallery. Neighbouring the Hagia Sophia is the breath-taking Sultan Ahmet (Blue) Mosque, a working mosque which makes for a great visit (voluntary donation, closed to non-worshippers during five daily prayers).
A couple of minutes walk away on Divan Yolu is Tarihi Sultanahmet Köftecisi (6) (0212 520 0566), where the speciality is grilled meatballs dished up with a white-bean salad and spicy tomato sauce. It's good value (mains around £6.00) and attracts as many locals as tourists.
The four courtyards and plethora of buildings and pavilions that make up the Topkapı Palace complex (7) (topkapisarayi.gov.tr; £8.33, closed Tuesdays in winter) are a whole afternoon's entertainment. This was the nerve centre of the mighty Ottoman Turkish empire. Suitably grandiose, it's superbly located on the tip of the peninsula on which the old city stands. Several museums, featuring such treasures as the famed Topkapı Dagger and a hair from the Prophet Mohammed, dot the complex, and there's a café with great views across the Bosphorus.
Head across the Golden Horn to hedonistic Beyoglu and Gurme Boncuk restaurant (8) (Asmalımescit Sok 29; 0212 245 3170) , a lively, traditional Armenian-Turkish meyhane (tavern) where you can enjoy an all-inclusive feast (including alcoholic drinks) for £30. There's cold meze, and hot starters including kalamari, followed by grilled fish. It's a great place to try the aniseed spirit raki, Turkey's alcoholic drink.
Day two
Take the tram to the Pazartekke stop and walk a section of the fifth-century Land Walls of Theodosius, a fortification that kept Constantinople's foes at bay for more than a thousand years, to the Kariye Museum (kariye.muze.gov.tr; £4.15). This late-Byzantine gem, once the Church of St Saviour in Chora, is adorned with a collection of mosaics, some of which tell biblical tales in near-graphic novel style.
Take an early lunch in the lovely garden of the Asitane restaurant (Kariye Camii Sok 6; 0212 635 7997; asitanerestaurant.com; mains from £8.00). Attached to the Kariye Hotel, right next door to the museum, it's justly renowned for recreating Ottoman Turkish dishes. Walk off lunch with a half-hour stroll to the wall's end on the Golden Horn. From Ayvansaray Pier catch a ferry (£1.10) to the Galata Bridge (9).
City checklist
Istanbul's equivalent of an Oyster card, the Istanbulkart saves the hassle of buying tokens (jeton; £1.10) every time you travel. You save around 50p per journey after loading the card – it can be used on the tram, metro, buses, ferries, funiculars and suburban trains.
You'd be ill-advised to hire a car as accidents are frequent, signposting is poor and parking difficult.
Plenty of Turks drink alcohol. However, drunken behaviour is frowned upon and may land you in trouble with the police.
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|Reviews for I Can Never Change You
| thatsfakelaugh chapter 13 . 12/14/2011
This story made my tear up when Hyde started crying in one of the chapters. It was just so cute and sweet! I couldn't help it.
Anyway, the story is fantastic. Good jobbbbbbbbb (:
| Hyde's Bride chapter 13 . 7/1/2008
You know, I realized that I told you how much I loved this story, but I never formally reviewed it. So I reread it and I wanted to let you know how much I love it. Your stories were the first JH fanfics that I read, and that lead me to read and write more. So thanks for that! You are wonderful and I love you tons!
| XXspuffster101XX chapter 13 . 4/4/2007
aww...I loved this fic...and damn...Hyde IS good...heh...I'm glad it was a happy ending for one and all...
| Tina chapter 11 . 2/9/2007
Well, the story is cute and the writing isn't bad. But there are a few little things that make no sense. For instance, Hyde was talking with his father on the phone during the reception? And Donna went to the doctor on her wedding day? I know these don't sound like much but, believe me, they really, really take away from the piece.
| PrincessJackie120 chapter 12 . 2/8/2007
i havent had a chance to read lately but im just catching up on the stories i have been following and i absolutely loved this chapter! short but sweet!
and thanks for the shout out :)
| luvcali76 chapter 13 . 1/31/2007
You know, don't ask me what made me look but I just realized that I didn't review this last chapter. I totally read it like last week. What the hell was I doing that distracted me enough to not review? Anyway, sorry. You gotta love when they live happily ever after, and damn JH, that's a lot of rugrats! Hehe. But it's cute. Thank you for taking the time to finish your story. You did wonderfully. D xoxoxo
| Casper1990 chapter 13 . 1/19/2007
I have loved every word of this story! It has been so enjoyable and thank you for writing it. :)
5 kids? Jeez, those two never run out of passion.
| luvcali76 chapter 12 . 1/17/2007
Aw, that was so damn sweet. Thank YOU, sweetie. Ok, so this chap. I thought for sure, for, like, one minute that Hyde was going to be a two-timing prick. Oh, and then when Jackie called, I thought for sure, man, that she was gonna find out. Ah! But I was so relieved that neither happened. Haha. Instead, Hyde did something decent for once in his life. Aw, great job. )
| Zenkindoflove chapter 12 . 1/17/2007
Awesome chapter! I'm so glad that everyone is finally a happy family. They definitely deserve it.
Thanks for mentioning me! It's always nice to know that my reviews have some kind of help in the author wanting to post more.
| mynameisnoone chapter 12 . 1/17/2007
Wow thanks for the mention besides you may not of had any drama but this sure does work!
| JoyfulHeartEO chapter 12 . 1/17/2007
becca? hm...is he goin to tell her about that? is it going to cause a problem? we'll see. and what an endign! just end it like that! give a girl a heart attack why don't you! great job! :) update soon!
| Casper1990 chapter 12 . 1/17/2007
The smile on my face is so big that I can't even see straight lol. That was so nice of you to thank everybody who has reviewed this story. Your comment about me was really sweet and I have loved talking to you and hearing what you think of my writing.
So this chapter... I think we all had alarm bells going off in our heads at the mention of Becca, lol. Good to see she recognised that Hyde had to be with his family, but surely she can do better than Randy? :p The proposal was perfect. It's so hard to decide if Hyde would choose that one moment to be normal or sentimental and I think you got the perfect mix of both. Hurry up with the final chapter!
| Zenkindoflove chapter 11 . 1/13/2007
Aw, that was the sweetest chapter ever, in a not overly mushy way either. Great job.
| Guest chapter 11 . 1/12/2007
omg, i love this story. this chapter was so sweet!
| tanith75 chapter 11 . 1/12/2007
Oh my gosh, he gave his son a tee shirt, if that isn't the cutest thing :)
And, of course, great choice to have them dance to "Tiny Dancer"
Red always cracks me up, I love that crabby guy :)


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Hello all,
I have been playing "goodgame empire four kingdoms" on my phone, which is a medieval war game app. The app lets you purchase items using your google play account and the purchases are directly taken from my bank account.
I want to quit the app/game and pass my login and password to my friend to allow him to take over the account and carry on playing on a separate device. However, i do not want my friend to be able to make purchases from my bank.
If my friend logs in to the game using his own device, will it have any links to my google play account details through the app and in turn my bank account?
I have only used google play to pay for items on this app and am not really sure what would happen if it is accessed via another device.
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UCLA spring football preview: Offensive linemen
A week from now UCLA will have already taken the field. Next in our series is one of the most critical positions: the offensive line.
OL Jeff Baca (redshirt junior), OL Jay Barlow (redshirt freshman), C Blake Bentz, OL Connor Bradford (redshirt junior), C Greg Capella, OT Brett Downey (redshirt junior), Luke Gane (redshirt freshman), OG Casey Griffiths (redshirt sophomore), OT Mike Harris (redshirt senior), OG Stan Hasiak (redshirt sophomore), C Kody Innes, C Kai Maiava, OL Sam Saultz (redshirt freshman), OT Sean Sheller (redshirt senior), OL Chris Ward (sophomore), OG Wade Yandall (redshirt freshman)
Baca, Harris, Hasiak, Maiava, Sheller, Ward, Yandall
"The offensive line has grown and developed together the last few seasons. We have some veterans with starting experience to form the nucleus and some young, talented guys eager to get a look. We will identify our best unit and combinations this spring and work to solidify the line for the upcoming season."
Wait, with four starters returning and a promising sophomore, might this unit actually be good?
The offensive line has been UCLA's weakest position for three seasons now. So it is in that context that this group has more potential than any other since Neuheisel took over. Yet to call it a good offensive line would not only be premature but also a stretch. These guys first must earn their stripes to be considered decent relative to the Pac-12. Remember, not one of the four returning starters (Baca, Harris, Maiava, Sheller) has earned an all-conference honorable mention, let alone made an all-conference team.
UCLA also has no backups with any significant game experience. If they lose a starter to injury, something this team is well familiar with here, it could prove heavy (pun intended).
Projected fall depth chart: Offensive linemen
- Wednesday, March 16: Quarterbacks
- Thursday, March 17: Tailbacks
- Friday, March 18: F-backs
- Monday, March 21: Receivers
- Tuesday, March 22: Tight ends
- Wednesday, March 23: Offensive linemen
- Thursday, March 24: Defensive linemen
- Friday, March 25: Linebackers
- Monday, March 28: Defensive backs
- Tuesday, March 29: Specialists
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Green Bay Packer general manager Ted Thompson probably lacks the sizzle for a similar campaign. But if there's one thing "Ted Knows" it's wide receivers.
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Former Packer general manager Ron Wolf often bemoaned the fact he didn't surround quarterback Brett Favre with better weapons in the passing game. But Thompson will never be accused of that.
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In 2008, two wideouts were selected before Thompson took Nelson with the 36th-overall pick. To date, Nelson (217 receptions, 3,276 yards, 28 touchdowns) has easily outperformed Donnie Avery (33rd to St. Louis) and Devin Thomas (34th to Washington). In fact, the only receivers from that entire draft that have better numbers than Nelson in more than one category are Philadelphia's DeSean Jackson (49) and Buffalo's Steve Johnson (224).
Thompson also hit it big with Cobb in 2010. Cobb was the 64th and final pick of the second round in the 2011 draft and six wideouts went ahead of him.
Cincinnati's A.J. Green (4) and Atlanta's Julio Jones (6) went early in the first round and have both blossomed into Pro Bowl players. Baltimore's Torrey Smith (58) and Cleveland's Greg Little (59) each have numbers comparable to Cobb's. And Cobb has easily outshined Kansas City's Jonathan Baldwin (26) and Detroit's Titus Young (44).
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In The Happening, Shyamalan plays off a couple of different genres, but most obviously he works with "nature gone wild" — a subgenre of science fiction and horror with a resumé dating back at least to 1954's Them! In its science fiction manifestation, "nature gone wild" usually involves genetically altered species of animals or insects: giant irradiated ants (Them!), giant chemically mutated bunnies (Night of the Lepus), giant irradiated brain-eating talking crabs (Attack of the Crab Monsters). You get the picture.
In its horror manifestation, "nature gone wild" sometimes involves natural breeding gone dangerously out of control (The Swarm), but most often it involves some kind of malign natural sentience. That is, some element of nature, without any mad science assistance, has developed an apparently conscious will to kill humans. The two most famous examples involve: 1) a lone shark preying in shallow waters, and 2) the interspecies flocking of homicidal birds (c'mon, you know the titles!).
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In addition to alien invasion movies and Swedish existential ones, Shyamalan's Signs took on Night of the Living Dead (arguably the most famous film by a Pennsylvania filmmaker) and did a credible job of it, turning flesh-eating zombies into aliens cultivating humans as food and directly assaulting the protagonists' farmhouse overnight. The Happening pays homage more to Dawn of the Dead, as the protagonists flee the city into rural Pennsylvania, hoping to find a safe haven from the assault, only to find a string of abandoned, hostile or semi-abandoned farmhouses… and no abandoned shopping mall!
The most obvious similarity between The Happening and Romero's zombie movies lies in what happens to the infected. They don't become flesh-eating zombies, of course, but they do become something equally alien and horrifying to the non-infected: suicidal automatons, often wreaking (or seeking) havoc on their own bodies. The Dead films are not just about zombie noshing. They're also about loss of will and becoming one's own worst nightmare.
Shyamalan intentionally, even strategically, inserts The Happening into the lineage of some of Alfred Hitchcock's and George Romero's greatest work. So how does it match up?
In The Birds (Hitchcock's first motion picture after Psycho), the master is at the top of his form. The Birds is sort of an apotheosis of the "nature gone wild" film. In it, birds mass and mount inexplicable (and unexplained) assaults on humans, attacking children as well as adults.
The Birds takes its time in revealing the threat. Starting out as a sort of screwball comedy about the wacky interactions between a wealthy socialite and a young lawyer, the first bird attack – a single swoop down on the socialite – comes at least 20 minutes into the film. The attacks build and build, though, until swarms of birds are racing down the farmhouse chimney, pecking their way through ceilings and doors, and massing for what seems like miles around the farmhouse. In the end, we don't know the cause of the event. We don't even know if it's isolated to Bodega Bay and environs or if it's the first wave of a worldwide apocalypse.
Night of the Living Dead similarly paces itself. An isolated attack in a graveyard leads to the discovery of an abandoned farmhouse, which leads to the grisly discovery of a mutilated corpse, which escalates towards a full-scale assault. We get the news in waves. The living, first in ones and then groups, descend on the farmhouse. Then come the dead. The film is well underway before we hear the first newscast explanations for this epidemic of homicide.
But the slow, deliberate tease is not necessarily crucial to the genre. Drawing on the mythology of its antecedent, Dawn of the Dead places us already in the middle of the crisis, opening with a SWAT team trying to take down zombies while talking heads try to explain the phenomenon.
The Happening tries it both ways — starting off fast, but teasing it out slow. Like Dawn of the Dead, The Happening opens with a large-scale crisis. Mass suicides occur in Central Park and nearby. But by the time Philadelphia hears, the only questions are how large the crisis is and what's causing it. Our awareness of the size of the catastrophe, like the characters', develops slowly, while our sense of the cause evolves over the course of the film.
Regardless of characters' theories, the film never unequivocally adopts a single explanation. In fact, the "wrap up" at the end is actually The Happening's most direct tribute to Dawn of the Dead. This is not a categorical summation or pronouncement but an intentionally comic explication of the event by an "expert"… and the exasperated reaction by the show's host. If you want to get the joke, watch Dawn of the Dead and pay close attention to the talking heads. But herein lies a problem. Should we really need to familiarize ourselves with a secondary film in order to "get" the equivocal nature of Shyamalan's ending? Not in a mass market movie! But we're getting ahead of ourselves. Let's back up a bit.
Like Romero in Night of the Living Dead, Shyamalan does do a reasonably good job with building up the sense of danger, from rumor to reality to panic to mass death and the potential for apocalypse. But he gets his film too tangled up in secondary mechanisms (not to mention other people's movies) to give his threat the immediacy it deserves.
In The Birds and the Dead movies, the threat is immediate and visceral. Birds or zombies attack. The characters defend themselves or die. In The Happening, the threat is more conceptual. Neurotoxins are released into the air by an unknown agency (the trees? the government?), and those infected kill themselves. (Technically, they lose their self-preservation instinct, and for some reason, this translates into an immediate and fatal burst of self-destruction).
Shyamalan did a nice job with the unseen threat in Signs. But there was always a physical bulk behind the invisibility, and that physical bulk could be fought. Here, the struggle is against something insubstantial (the wind) and microscopic (the neurotoxins it carries) and the destruction is ultimately carried out by a secondary agency (the infected individual against him or herself). This pestilence cannot be fought. All anyone can do is try to outrun it (or find an antidote!). And this makes the struggle seem less immediate, even passive.
By riffing off Hitchcock and Romero, Shyamalan creates certain expectations about the kind of threat his protagonists face and how they will fight it. Of course, Shyamalan lives to subvert expectations, but in order to do so successfully, he needs to create a work that at least nearly equals the ones he's challenging. The expectations established by these films have, after all, seeped into our collective cinematic unconscious.
So does Shyamalan pull it off? The concept he's dealing with has potential. In "nature gone wild," the things we take most for granted are typically the things that turn against us. And what do we take more for granted than the air we breathe? (No matter the cause of the crisis, air is the common denominator here). The concept can work, but it will need strong characters to drive it and actors who will sell it.
Characters do drive The Birds and the Dead movies. The Birds starts with strong characters and develops them more fully through the crucible of an apocalyptic nightmare. In the Dead films, Romero cuts straight to character development through crisis. Unlike Hitchcock, he can't pay for for A-list actors or a lengthy prelude, but he makes up for these deficiencies in the raw urgency and passion he gets from his cast. Audiences care when major characters go down in Romero films. Romero's actors, regardless of acting skill, always sell their situation.
In The Happening, though, Shyamalan sacrifices character to situation. Mark Wahlberg's is the only well-realized character among the major cast. A few small players – the soldier and horticulturist in particular – manage to make their characters resonate. But most of the cast has trouble getting the audience to care deeply about their characters' plight or even their deaths. Whether this is a function of the writing or the acting, it is ultimately the responsibility of the director.
Shyamalan loves to present himself with tricky problems that he tries to solve in unique ways. But instead of high concept that can be distilled into a single sentence (eg. "tell a ghost story from the perspective of a ghost who does not come across as a ghost"), The Happening gives us multiple concepts that get tangled up in each other: 1) "transform the 'nature gone wild' subgenre from animal/insect threats into vegetation/environmental threats while remaining equivocal that the threat even has its origin in nature," 2) "transform the end result of the toxin so that the infected do not attack the uninfected but the infected attack themselves," 3) "transform pestilence movies from scientists racing to find a cure to characters racing against the wind," and so forth.
The Happening ambitiously attempts to refresh old subgenres. It would like to be The Birds. It would like to be Night of the Living/Dawn of the Dead. But without the boldness of high concept, and without actors who can really sell its overly tangled and abstract threat, The Happening doesn't ever quite happen.Powered by Sidelines


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Following the World Trade Center (WTC) attack, the Congress appropriated more than $8 billion to the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency for response and recovery activities. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) received some of this funding to establish health screening and monitoring programs for responders to the disaster and later received a...
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Physical infrastructure is critical to the nation's economy and affects the daily life of virtually all Americans--from facilitating the movement of goods and people within and beyond U.S. borders to providing clean drinking water. However, this infrastructure--including aviation, highway, transit, rail, water, and dam infrastructure--is under strain. Estimates to repair, replace, or upgrade aging...
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Many of the approximately 100,000 people who did not evacuate before Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast in 2005 lacked access to a vehicle. In the aftermath of the storm, questions were raised about how well federal, state, and local governments were prepared to evacuate such transportation-disadvantaged populations. Hurricane Katrina, which ultimately resulted in over 1,300 deaths, also demo...
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The Department of Defense (DOD) is currently implementing recommendations from the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round, which is the fifth round undertaken by DOD since 1988. The 2005 round is, by GAO's assessment, the biggest, most complex, and costliest BRAC round ever, in part because, unlike previous rounds, the Secretary of Defense viewed the 2005 round as an opportunity not only t...
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Minority banks can play an important role in serving the financial needs of historically underserved communities and growing populations of minorities. For this reason, the Financial Institutions, Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA) established goals that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) must work toward to preserve and...


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|1 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Frozen cut asparagus
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|Chopped canned water chestnuts
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sliced green onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped cooked chicken
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Pita bread rounds
|2 Large
In a 1 1/2-quart casserole stir together the cold water, soy sauce, cornstarch, vinegar, dry mustard, and ground ginger.
If necessary, break up the frozen block of asparagus.
Stir asparagus, chopped water chestnuts, and sliced green onion into soy sauce mixture.
Micro-cook, uncovered, on 100% power (HIGH) about 5 minutes or till the asparagus is crisp-tender, stirring every 2 minutes.
Stir in cooked chicken.
Micro-cook, uncovered, on 100% power (HIGH) for 3 to 4 minutes or till chicken is heated through.
Cut pita bread rounds in half crosswise.
Spoon the chicken-asparagus mixture into the pita halves.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 840 Calories from Fat 45
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 5 g8.1%
Saturated Fat 0.41 g2.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2409.5 mg100.4%
Total Carbohydrates 119 g39.8%
Dietary Fiber 11.8 g47%
Sugars 3.9 g
Protein 81 g162.8%
Vitamin A 68% Vitamin C 171.1%
Calcium 23.2% Iron 33%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Co-pilots were forced to take over the controls and land a transatlantic passenger jet in the US today after the captain died mid-flight.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said Continental Airlines flight 61 from Brussels landed safely at Newark Airport in New Jersey shortly before 5pm (UK time).
Earlier, its 61-year-old pilot died en route of natural causes.
In a statement, Continental expressed its deepest sympathies to the pilot's family.
The Boeing 777 took off this morning from Brussels carrying around 250 passengers.
The crew included an additional relief pilot who took over from the dead captain, Continental said.
As it approached its destination for landing, the jet was given priority handling amid poor weather.
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