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|Hiruma Kazuma
Hiruma Kazuma was a bushi of the Crab Clan born in 302. [1]
Defense of Shiro Hiruma Edit
When he was twelve years old, Kazuma and his father were stationed at Shiro Hiruma. The castle Kuni leader, Kuni Kaigen, betrayed his kin and developed an alliance with an Oni. When the undead hordes attacked the castle Kaigen suggested to send a messenger to Kyuden Hida asking for reinforcements. Kazuma was sent by his father, but Kaigen ordered a nezumi pack to hunt him down. [1] These ratlings were members of the Forever Racing Tomorrow Tribe enbittered and resentful at their treatment by the humans. [2]
Ksoo'ma's Tale Edit
Once upon the scout the Rememberer traveling with the hunting pack asked Kazuma his name. The scout replied "Ksoo'ma". The pack recoiled in shock as the tale of the Ksoo'ma, the Peace-Bringer, had been remembered for centuries. Sometime after the Terrible Day, a great Nezumi Shaman had prophesied that one would come who would bring peace to the Nezumi race once more, by the name Ksoo'ma. It had always been assumed that the Ksoo'ma would be a Ratling. Wary of the human, yet unwilling to slay him, the pack took Kazuma prisoner. [2]
Accepted as a Nezumi Edit
Kazuma was given a test of strength and speed to determine his worth, but failed aginst the physically superior Nezumi. His execution was interrupted when a trio of ogres burst into the tribe's camp, sent by Kaigen to eliminate all traces of his treachery. Kazuma took his daisho and alongside the nezumi he had competed fought the ogres. The crab saved the nezumi's litters, and the father bought them the time they needed to escape with his life. When Kazuma returned the children to the Nezumi, he was declared a hero and a member of the tribe. He was the Ksoo'ma, the Peace Bringer. The tribes got word of it and chose to send their finest warriors to accompany the Ksoo'ma to his destination. [2]
Saving Shiro Hiruma Edit
The next day Kazuma returned with the complete ratling tribe under his command, and the Shadowlands forces were defeated. [1]
Nezumi connection Edit
Kazuma developed a rapport with the Nezumi. This forged the bonds of trust with the Nezumi and the beginning of the Nezumi - Crab Alliance. The Nezumi believed Kazuma possessed the soul of both a Human and a Ratling. [3] He was known by the nezumi as Ksoo'ma. [4]
Wikki'thich-hie Ksoo'ma Edit
Kazuma died in 327 [1] and his ashes spread upon the plains of battle where his Nezumi allies had helped the Crab defeat Kaigen. They were known as M'atch-tek'Ksoo'ma, "The Death of the Peace-Bringer". [5] Kazuma became a Transcendent, Wikki'thich-hie Ksoo'ma, living in I'thich, the only human who had ever been invited to join them. Kazuma answered questions in concrete, definable terms and never steered those whom he protected to ruin. His assistance was more limited than most Transcendent, as Kazuma had no Name Magic in life, he could not read the future and the past. [6]
Showing an Island Edit
In 1170 the spirit visited I-m'jek, captain of the Deathless. Ksoo'ma told of a island which the marine nezumi called Shima no Quehao to honor his former Lion patrons. [4]
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Can I Go Back To An Earlier Time With WMP?
I'm wondering if I can go back to an earlier date with WMP? I accidently clicked on the wrong "button" and completely messed up my music library. I would like to go back to a couple of days before that happened to "undo" the mistake. How can I go about doing this?
I was trying to fix a problem with tracks that I had ripped from a CD. I clicked on "Include All", thinking it meant all tracks of that one CD. Instead, my entire music library ended up being shredded, for lack of a better term, right before my eyes.
All of my mp3 downloads were re-imported and the volume was re-levelled. Now they sound strange because the volume had already been levelled once when I included them in my library the first time. All of the cassettes that I had imported from Audacity were in my library as albums, but now have been separated into individual tracks and scattered about, now listed as "Unknown Artist". The same happened to some CD's that had been ripped. Also, the album art has disappeared from many.
I would sure appreciate any help you can give me.
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No, you'll need a time machine to do that
Sorry Leo, I couldn't resist the pun.
I wish I knew the answer, but the Library function of WMP always 'confused' me. I understand the concept, but implementing it drove me nuts. I too have shredded my well organized libraries in the past - never figured out an undo.
That should not disparage you though - there are lots of folks around here that might know the solution.
I'm not sure if a restore point would work - so hold off on that. A restore point does not affect user files - if the library information is in an appdata xml file, then it will not help.
Again, my apologies for the pun. Good luck.
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Hey, thanks for your reply Slartybart. I did try "System Restore" just after it happened, but it had no effect at all. I've noticed that there is a "Restore Media Library" in Tools of WMP. I haven't tried that because I don't know what it does. I'm afraid that I might delete the entire library. Yeah, I'll wait and see if someone knows how to do this.
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Hi Leo6
If you do make a full backup (Macrium, Paragon etc your system drive) installing the backup archive would set your system back.
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Thanks for your reply Stephanie. I'm kind of new to computers, so I'm not sure exactly what you meant. Most of my music files are also located/stored in other areas on my computer, so those ones should be okay. There are quite a few though that only seem to be located in "My Music". Then there are "I-tunes" downloads which, if I'm not mistaken, aren't stored on my computer at all, but rather on their site? If I have to delete the entire library ( I don't want to but I may have to), I should be able to import the files that are stored in other areas of my computer back into my library, but what about those files that are only stored in "My Music"?. Also, some of the files don't sound right since this happened. If I try to back them up now won't I just be making back ups of the messed up files?
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Dude, another chummer who does the tapedubbin' thing with a male-to-male 0.5mm, a studio tape deck with a stereo jack and his motherboard's Line-in to Audacity! Made my day, bro'. ^_^
A lot of the time I digi-dub cassette tapes to see what different correction (hiss/treble pass) methods work well with tapes of various age. A good friend and neighbour left me almost all of his tapes when he moved out of the house across the street from me several years ago, and very few were more recent than 1970s vintage (although in excellent shape in most cases); others I've drummed up from yard sales and thrift stores; the always-nice thing is that unless you really dig tapes for music playback, you can get huge batches of them for a pittance and telling him their musical fate, they'll probably be happy to know they'll have a good home. Some tapes I have are barely ten years old, although I admit they're in the minority in my library.
BTW, the specs I've included in my profile are for my new custom rig, which is built as of last post from the company doing the deed, and tomorrow it'll start on its way here (predictive arrival date is Friday the 8th). I'm happy to post the specs of my current/old rig, although it'll be a backup for emergencies (part of the reason it's going into redundancy, and the getting of the new rig, is that half its system RAM died a month ago; it only had 1GB to start with before that). Currently typing on it, I mean, which is why it might be relevant to other bodies.
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Who says jewellery is only for women? With the rise of the metrosexual man and more products hitting the shelves, the men's jewellery market is rocking to register a digit growth. According to industry figures, domestic men's jewellery market is currently growing at 15%.
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1 Falsifying History in Janos Kadar 1 s Hungary: Early Cinematic Representations of the Revolution Beverly James In the 1970s and 1980s, the Hungary of Janos Kadar, Communist Party chairman from 1956 to 1988, was widely recognized as the most liberal and open of the Eastern European communist regimes. With a mixed economy, the nation enjoyed relative prosperity and the status of "the happiest barracks in the Soviet camp." The Kadar era was also marked by a depoliticized citizenry more concerned with personal than public affairs. Kadar had been installed during the 1956 revolution, when he abandoned his initial support for the uprising and conspired with Soviet leaders to form a new government. The economic and social permissiveness that Kadar tolerated was the reward accorded the public for its political quiescence and acceptance of the legitimacy of his administration. This tacit bargain was struck as the communists sought to bring stability to the nation in the aftermath of the failed revolution and the period of brutal reprisals that followed it. Miklos Sulyok points out that this grand compromise required the public to do more than eschew politics. 1 The communist regime's message was, "don't choose from that world that's closed to you, don't read anything we don't place in your hands, don't look at anything we don't show you, don't think about anything we don't ask you to." This effort at mind control was intended not only to foster political apathy, but to erase memory of the past. In the words of Gabor Gyani, the essential element of the Kadarian depoliticization of society was the leaching out of collective historical memory. 2 The compromise between the regime and the people "rested on nontalk," 3 and foremost among the taboo historical subjects was the 1956 revolution. However, the effectiveness of the state's policy of forced forgetting and the government's ability to erase memory has been questioned
2 recently, as writers have noted the many ways in which information about the uprising circulated, either unofficially or as products of command culture. 4 Gyani, for instance, disputes the myth of total amnesia, noting that 1956 leaked into public consciousness in countless ways: The sight of Russian soldiers stationed in Hungary was a visible reminder of the uprising they had suppressed. The absence of the hundreds of thousands of people who fled the country in 1956 reminded their families and friends of the nation's loss. Even the experience of living under the relative comfort of "goulash communism" was an indirect reminder of the source of the compromise. Janos M. Rainer also refines the notion of collective national amnesia when he writes that the silence of the Kadar era hardly meant that people had forgotten what happened. 5 The silence may have signalled acquiescence, he argues, but it did not imply public approval of the regime nor acceptance of its explanations about the "crimes" committed by the martyred revolutionary prime minister, Imre Nagy, and thousands of others. Besides, he points out, the silence was far from complete. The "counter-revolution" was taught in history classes, and it was the subject matter of television documentaries and journal articles on major anniversaries. Rainer makes a useful distinction when he points out that the revolution was off-limits as a historical subject in Hungary and was kept alive by emigres and picked up in the late 1970s by dissidents, but the counter-revolution, that is, the version of the events promulgated by the authorities, was indeed discussed. 6 This paper explores the role of film in the constitution of national memory about Hungary's 1956 revolution. From the period of massive arrests and reprisals, film was one site where images and interpretations of the events were presented to the public. 7 During the high Kadar years, 1956 was treated more subtly in such films as Zoltan Fabri's Twenty Hours (Husz ora, 1965) or Istvan Szabo's Father (Apa, 1966). In the decade leading up to the collapse of communism, the uprising was addressed openly by film-makers including Peter Gothar (Time Stands Still [Megall az ido], 1982), Pal Sandor (Daniel Takes a Train [Szerencses Daniel], 1983), and Peter Gardos (Whooping Cough [Szamarkohoges], 1986). This paper is a first step in examining the shifting modes of presentation of the events of 1956 in feature films made during the Kadar years. My purpose is to contribute to a more nuanced understanding of the collective amnesia of the Kadar era as a case study in the formation of collective memory and national identity. 8 Research questions to be
3 addressed include the following: How have films about the 1956 uprising contributed to the establishment of collective historical memory about the events? What archetypal themes, images, icons, and musical motifs associated with 1956 have been constructed and conveyed through film? How are the events and the historical agents involved in the events named? What is the relationship between the representation of these events and the historical backdrop against which they were produced and presented to the public? This paper will deal with films made during the immediate post-revolutionary period, that is, At Midnight and Yesterday. Before presenting my analysis, I want to offer some general remarks about feature films that touch on An Overview of films about 1956 There have been at least a couple of attempts to compile comprehensive lists of films that deal with the revolution. In 1991, Tibor Sandor published a slim volume that comprises short descriptions of fifteen such films made between 1957 and 1990 (see Appendix A). The 1956 Institute published a comprehensive filmography in 1996 that includes feature films, documentaries, and television programs related to the uprising. Casting a broad net, the editors included films that can be read as veiled references to 1956, such as Miklos Jancso's The Round-Up (Szegenylegenyek, 1965), where reprisals after the 1848 revolution could be interpreted in light of more recent experiences, Peter Bacso's The Witness (A tanu, 1969), where a show trial can be read as the Rajk trial, or Karoly Makk's Another Way (Egymasra nezve, 1982), where the repression and intimidation of the characters recalls the climate of the times. 9 Thus, the filmography lists 28 feature films that appeared between 1957 and 1989 (see Appendix B). However, little sustained attention has been paid to film as a medium through which interpretations of 1956 were made available to the public. One exception is a chapter of Peter Gyorgy's Nema hagyomany (2000) in which he touches upon several films in the context of analyzing literature relevant to the uprising.' 0 In fact, there is a misconception on the part of some writers that few such films were made. In his recent history of Hungarian film, John Cunningham writes that of the films released from 1957 to 1959, only Yesterday "relates directly to 1956." 11 Later in the book, he writes that the 1965 film Twenty Hours was "the
4 first film to broach the subject of 1956." 12 I hope this paper will begin to direct attention to the films of 1956 as a body of work rich for analysis. A word about terminology: In an address to Parliament on November 25, 1956, Janos Kadar argued that the October events "cannot possibly be defined as a counter-revolution." 13 However, as resistance among intellectuals and the workers' councils intensified, he reversed his position at a meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party on December 2, lashing out against the "counter-revolution." 14 This term would remain the official designation for the October events until In February of that year, the reform communist minister of state, Imre Pozsgay, remarked on the radio show 168 Hours that the 1956 events constituted a popular uprising. He was quickly corrected by the secretary general of the Communist Party, Karoly Grosz, who stated that only the Central Committee of the party was in a position to assess the events. Nevertheless, within two week's of Pozsgay's pronouncement, the Central Committee recognized 1956 as a popular uprising. 15 My project focuses on films made during the thirty-two years when 1956 was deemed a "counter-revolution." But the power to determine the use of political language was not always exercised, nor did it go unchallenged, and one of my aims is to examine the terminology used in the films to refer to the historical episode and its agents. In the interests of clarity, when writing about the actual events, I will use neutral terms, such as "uprising" or "October events." At Midnight At Midnight was released on December 25, 1957, just over a year after the uprising. Directed by Gyorgy Revesz and written by Ivan Boldizsar, this film addresses the theme of expatriation. Between 220,000 and 250,000 Hungarians, over 2 percent of the population, fled the country during and after the uprising. More than half left by the end of November 1956, and another forty percent left between December 1, 1956, and January 1, Some were forced to flee because of their involvement in the uprising, "but others were students and workers simply looking for greater personal liberty and a better life." 17 The film dramatizes the momentous question of whether to leave or stay through the story of a young couple. Janos Karolyi (Miklos Gabor) is a successful actor married to Viki Dekany (Eva Ruttkai), a ballet dancer whose career has been
5 shackled by her bourgeois family background. Frustrated by her inability to realize her artistic potential in Hungary, Viki is determined to move to Brussels where a position awaits her. Janos's livelihood and identity are bound to the Hungarian language, and he resists the idea of leaving the homeland. The plot spans the hour between 11 p.m. and midnight on New Year's Eve of The couple are in the living room of their apartment, waiting for a car that will arrive at midnight to take them to Vienna. As they wait, they toss photographs and papers into the fireplace and reminisce about the past. The photographs motivate a series of chronological flashbacks that tell the story of their relationship, their experiences during the uprising, and their arguments over the question of whether to leave the country. The flashbacks begin just a couple of minutes after the credits end. With the exception of a couple of short cuts back to the present early in the film, the flashbacks extend until the last five minutes of the film. At that point, the plot returns to the present where it is now 11:55 p.m. Janos has evidently agreed to defect, because a happy Viki flits around preparing to leave, seemingly oblivious to his morose demeanour. As the radio announces midnight and the national anthem begins, she hands the brooding Janos a glass of champaign and proposes a toast to their success in crossing the border. He slowly shakes his head no, and a quarrel ensues. While Viki is heard off-screen warning Janos that the car will arrive at any moment, the camera focuses on his hand as he turns up the volume of the radio. The national anthem fills the diegetic space as the film ends. How is the uprising presented? The opening scene provides the viewer with several clues that At Midnight is set against the backdrop of Shot in black and white, the film's credit sequence consists of several still shots of deserted city streets at night. When the credits end, the camera begins to move, panning up the exterior wall of an apartment building to a window. The sound of a gong acts as a sound bridge to a close-up shot of a radio. The announcer identifies the station as Kossuth Radio and states that in an hour, "we will take leave of the year 1956 and greet 1957." The year, 1956, is a synecdoche for the October and November events, so the announcement
6 immediately triggers an association with the uprising. The medium through which the announcement is made, the radio, is itself a signifier of the uprising in a couple of respects. First, memories of the October events are firmly grounded in the everyday, material culture of the 1950s. We see this, for instance, in the Budapest History Museum's display of 1956, where a typical kitchen of the period is exhibited. Secondly, the radio was widely used to access information during the chaotic days of the uprising. In the early days of the uprising, Kossuth Radio served as the mouthpiece of the Nagy government. However, on October 30, as the government adopted a multi-party system and Soviet troops began to vacate Budapest, Kossuth Radio became Kossuth Free Radio, with control in the hands of the Revolutionary Workers' Council of Free Hungarian Radio. 18 The radio plays a prominent role throughout At Midnight, linking the couple to the world outside their apartment and to the public events that intrude into their private lives and ultimately determine their fate. The camera lingers on the radio briefly and then scans the room, revealing scattered photographs, letters, and theatre handbills. An unseen hand tosses such items into a burning fireplace, suggesting the destruction of incriminating material and hinting at the house searches and arrests that began in early December of However, that grim reading is reined in by upbeat dance music emanating from the radio. The film cuts to a shot of Viki seated on the floor in front of the fireplace. As she continues to toss papers into the fire, she beams at Janos and reminds him that tomorrow they will be in Vienna. The viewer is now certain that the couple have committed no offense; they are purging themselves of a past that is soon to be irrelevant when they start a new life in the West. The final allusion to 1956 in this opening scene also evokes memories of the state's crack-down as it sought to restore order. Emil, a film director who works with Janos, telephones to say that he will stop by to wish the couple a happy new year, and Janos asks whether Emil has forgotten that going out at night is prohibited. This remark also accounts for the empty streets shown during the credits. 19 The narrative structure of At Midnight the lengthy flashbacks framed by brief scenes of the present allows Revesz to devote most of the screen time to the couple's on-again, off-again courtship. Experiences such as the unexpected pregnancy, miscarriage, and recuperation of Janos's first wife, Agi (Zsuzsa Banki), suggest that the story takes place over the course of about a year. However, the characters are seemingly untouched by the dramatic political developments of 1956 the Petofi
7 Circle gatherings, the ejection of Rakosi, the reburial of Laszlo Rajk until October 23, the day the uprising began. The first reference to that date occurs while the couple are on their honeymoon at Lake Balaton. Playfully enacting the role of a police agent, Viki asks Janos for his identity papers. She reads the information aloud: "Budapest, 6th District. Central Registry Hall. Married to Viktoria Dekany on October 9, 1956." She then adds, "And today is Tuesday, the 23rd. It's just been a couple of weeks." Viki is of course oblivious to the significance of her carefree remark, but it sets the viewer up for what is to come. At the hotel that evening, as Janos and Viki dance to "their song," one of the guests receives a long distance telephone call from Budapest. His side of the terse conversation reveals that something is amiss ("Why? What happened? Don't be so theatrical, Comrade Bodo, why can't you tell me over the phone?"), but neither he nor the other characters is yet aware of what is taking place in the capital. However, a delivery driver arrives, and when the desk clerk asks him what is new is Budapest, he replies that the students were holding some kind of demonstration and the streets were crowded when he left. Janos overhears this information, and the troubled expression on his face reveals his concern. The scene then shifts abruptly. Through an eye-line match, Janos is shown staring at the lobby door as it closes behind the delivery driver. The screen goes dark for several seconds, with Beethoven's Egmont Overture, "the anthem of the revolution," 20 beginning to play. This piece was written to accompany Goethe's tragedy, Egmont, which tells the heroic story of Count Lamoral Egmont, executed by King Philip II of Spain for his role in the Netherlanders' struggle for freedom. Played endlessly by Hungarian Radio during the uprising, its melancholic strains and glorious conclusion evoke the tragedies and triumphs of those October days. When the picture comes back into view, it is a nondiegetic insert consisting of a series of quick shots of waves breaking on the shore of Lake Balaton. One shot is particularly effective in conveying a sense of danger. The camera is positioned just above the water, squarely facing the incoming waves, so that viewers feel as if they are about to be inundated. In an earlier scene, Janos referred to Balaton as "Hungary's sea," underscoring its significance in national mythology and hinting at Hungary's tragic history. 21 Backed by the haunting sounds of the Egmont Overture, this montage provides a powerful transition to the scenes that deal directly with the uprising.
8 As the music continues, the action resumes at the hotel where it is now the morning of October 24. Janos and Viki are greeted by confusion and chaos when they go down to the lobby, as people scurry around, checking out or fruitlessly trying to place telephone calls. Among those who leave is an Austrian couple whom Janos and Viki have befriended. Their hasty, sheepish departure can be read as the abrogation of responsibility by the West to intervene on Hungary's behalf. When Janos asks a police officer what has happened, he is told that "there are public disturbances in Budapest, with fighting in several parts of the city." The music, which started off as non-diegetic, is interrupted by the voice of a radio announcer saying, "Attention, attention!", followed by the sound of static and a close-up shot of the radio. As the hotel manager tries to tune the radio, the camera pans the anxious faces of the group that encircles it. When he finally manages to find a station, the program consists once again of the Egmont Overture. 22 All of the technological means of accessing the outside world the radio, telephones, trains have been disrupted, signalling the turmoil caused by the uprising. The next scene is set several days later. Still unable to get through to Budapest, Janos and Viki speculate about what is happening. Janos's wording offers a characterization of the events that is similar to the interpretation presented through the dialogue of the delivery driver and the policeman. He says, "I can't imagine what's going on in Budapest... Fighting in the streets, men in arms. What is all this?" While Janos is clearly concerned, Viki is frightened. She bursts into tears and repeatedly states that she is afraid. The next day, the couple set out hitchhiking. The truck that picks them up is ambushed by a small band of rebels and Janos suffers a minor wound. A village doctor patches him up, but he cannot travel for several days. The couple finally make it back to Budapest around October 31. Arriving at the flat of Viki's mother, they find a note telling them she is leaving for Vienna where they can find her at 10 Spiegelgasse. For the first time, Viki proposes that they leave the country. There is no response from Janos, and the scene shifts to the National Theatre where he wanders among the ruins, visibly torn over the decision he is forced to make. Back at the flat, he and Viki have it out. He tells her of his love for the stage, emphasizing that the Hungarian language is his only means of creative expression. As a near-hysterical Viki reminds him of the sacrifices she made for him, the frame is canted and the camera closes tightly in on her face, signifying that she is out of control. She storms out
9 of the room, and the viewer's attention is refocused on the radio, where an announcer is relaying messages about people searching for relatives: "Three Indians send word to their parents that they're well. They've lost Little Brother. Micus... hasn't found Vera yet; they should take Ferike to Grandmother's house." Janos changes the frequency to Kossuth Radio, where the program is no less indicative of the nation's continuing crisis: "Dear Listeners, now a female worker from Ujpest will make a request to the striking miners." Viki returns to the living room after a short temporal ellipsis to find a now-drunk Janos composing his own radio messages: "Janos Karolyi sends word to Budapest that the Stefanskirche is beautiful. But he would gladly exchange it for the little Ujlak Church, because when he was a little boy, his mother always took him there... Janos Karolyi sends word to Budapest that the Champs Elysees and the Boulevard St. Michel are marvellous. It's just that if you step on somebody's foot on the metro, nobody says, 'Idiot, can't you watch out?!"' In this scene, the camera is canted to the left when it focuses on Janos and to the right when it focuses on Viki, signalling their conflicting points of view over the fundamental question of whether to go or stay and the despair each is feeling. As Viki attempts to calm him down, Janos laments the deterioration of family relations without naming the obvious cause: "Fathers send messages to their families. Children to their parents. Husbands to their wives. Everything is falling apart, even us." Viki reaches her breaking point in the final scene of this lengthy flashback. She and Janos are standing in the middle of a crowd in front of a bakery. Desperate for bread, people are pushing and shouting as they try to work their way to the front of the line. Shots are fired as fighting breaks out in the vicinity, and the frightened crowd disperses. Viki and Janos run to the safety of a nearby building, but the distraught Viki cries that she cannot take it any longer. She vows to leave, even if Janos refuses to go with her. This scene is unusual in several respects. First, it is the only scene that takes place outdoors in Budapest during the uprising, thus virtually demanding some visual representation of the events. Along similar lines, with the exception of the ambush near Balaton, a brief and restrained scene, it is the only occasion in which violence is shown. Second, most of the film is quite stylish, with gorgeous actors playing elegant, sophisticated characters against the backdrop of Andras Bagya's easy-listening music and Barnabas Hegyi's atmospheric shots of the Danube, Margit Island, and other familiar landmarks. The footage here
10 has a grainy, documentary look, particularly a crane shot of the crowd dispersing. Like the characters themselves, the viewers are jolted out of an affected world of glamour and artifice, and brought face to face with the historical reality of Finally, it is the only scene that casts the uprising in a decidedly negative light. Now, the uprising is remembered as an episode in which the Hungarian people showed great selflessness and solidarity, unified as never before by a common desire for national autonomy. 23 In this representation, however, the mob is ugly shouting at the baker, fighting with each other, divided by greed and self-interest. The work as a whole presents a surprisingly nonjudgmental representation of the uprising. In the words of Erzsebet Bathory At Midnight treats 1956 as a shocking event that fundamentally shook up Hungarian society, but it neither condemns nor celebrates the uprising. 24 The film focuses mainly on how it disrupted lives and separated loved ones. Conveniently, the couple are in the countryside during most of the uprising, far from the centre of the storm. 25 There are no images of fighting or physical destruction, and both the events and agents are named only in the mildest terms: "student demonstrations," "public disturbances," "street fighting," "armed men." With his dedication to the homeland, Janos is clearly presented more sympathetically than Viki. 26 However, Viki's desire to leave is justified by the discrimination she is subjected to by virtue of her social class. Indirectly, this premise casts attention on the fundamental problems of the dictatorial state that culminated in the uprising. In a 1977 television interview, the writer of the film, Ivan Boldizsar, was asked if he always wrote the truth. At first he answers affirmatively, but later in the interview he modifies his claim: Montaigne said when he was about as old as I am now: "I always wanted to write the truth, but I did not always dare to. Now that I am older, I am more daring." I don't think that the daring to speak the truth depends on your age, more on the age in which we live. 27 Ignac Romsics writes that the early period of the Kadar regime "was one of dealing out bloody retribution on the insurgents, restoring the machinery of dictatorship, consolidating his personal authority, and winning international recognition for the regime." 28 The period began with the establishment of the legal and institutional framework for carrying out the retaliations. 29 At Midnight was made soon after the uprising, during
11 the transitional phase when authorities were just beginning to restore order and stabilize the country. Once the system had rigidified and the apparatus of terror was fully engaged, a very different interpretation of 1956 would be offered to the public. 30 Yesterday By the time At Midnight actually appeared on Hungarian theatre screens, the arrests, imprisonments, and executions had reached massive proportions. 31 Yesterday, directed by Marton Keleti and written by Imre Dobozy, was released on January 29, 1959, just over a year after At Midnight. In the interim, the communist government published a series of White Books that established the official historical account of the uprising. Illustrated with graphic photos of the mutilated bodies of lynched policemen, soldiers, and party officials, the White Books provided the public with a gruesome source of visual memory. The final volume, The Counterrevolutionary Conspiracy of Imre Nagy and His Accomplices, claimed to "prove beyond all doubt that well before the counter-revolution erupted, a secret underground organization led by Imre Nagy existed for the purpose of overthrowing the state." 32 In the period between the release of the two films, the popular prime minister and several members of his inner circle were tried, convicted, and executed. Yesterday was adapted from Dobozy's stage play, Windstorm (Szelvihar), performed at the Jokai Theatre the previous year. It recalls the events of the uprising in two settings, an army garrison in a provincial town (shot in Vac) and a nearby village called Varjas. The two sites are linked by a father and son. Lt. Imre Csendes (Tibor Bitskei), is a young army officer stationed at the garrison, and his father, also named Imre (Zoltan Maklary), is a respected member of the Red Dawn cooperative farm near the village. The narrative begins at the garrison, which is threatened by an unruly mob demanding weapons. The government has given the insurgents until 10 p.m. to lay down their arms, and as a result, the commander of the post, Lt. Col. Szabo (Ferenc Ladanyi), has been ordered to avoid shooting unless it is absolutely necessary. Lt. Csendes is troubled by the ambiguity of the situation as is Szabo himself; nevertheless, Csendes leads a platoon out into the square where they face off against the crowd.
12 Among the soldiers is a young recruit, Andras Szusza Kis (Gyula Szabo, Jr.), who is also from Varjas. His crippled father was forced through torture to join the cooperative. He later left it, but his small parcel of land was not returned. The crowd implores the soldiers to join their ranks, and, uncertain of his loyalties, Szusza Kis finds himself pulled to the other side. Even though the security of the garrison is at stake, Csendes cannot shoot his childhood friend. The soldiers withdraw to the garrison, where Csendes, humiliated by insults hurled at him by the crowd and frustrated by his impossible position, argues with Szabo about whether revolt and mutiny are justified by the political mistakes of the past. The action then shifts to the village. The unpopular leader of the cooperative farm has fled, and the peasants are ransacking the place, carrying off livestock, feed, and equipment. At the same time, the deposed squire, Geza Macsay (Antal Pager), is taking inventory and plotting to regain his ancestral lands. Old Csendes hastens to the farm and restores order, threatening both the peasants and the former gentry with a pitchfork. Back at the garrison, the situation is becoming increasingly tense. The insurgents have secured weapons and wait only for the imminent arrival of a tank before launching their attack. However, when the tank arrives in the square, Szusza Kis appears from behind the turret, announcing triumphantly that the government has reached a cease-fire agreement with the rebels. Once again, the officers are divided over how to respond to the government's inconsistent orders and capitulation to the rebels. In the heat of the argument, Csendes professes loyalty solely to his father. He storms out in defiance of Szabo's orders and heads home. Meanwhile, in the village, Macsay and other members of the old gentry meet in the headquarters of the Varjas Revolutionary Committee. In order to subdue the peasantry, they decide to get rid of Old Csendes. Szusza Kis arrives and demands that the gentry return his father's land. When Macsay, the squire, refuses, Szusza Kis rushes off to warn Old Csendes of their plans to capture him. However, Szusza Kis is shot by the gentry's ruffians just as he leaves the Csendes homestead. They then go after Old Csendes. He resists at first, but when they tell him that his son has joined their cause, he surrenders in despair. Lt. Csendes arrives in the village just in time to learn of the plot against his father from the dying Szusza Kis. He chases down the ruffians as they lead his father away and shoots them. Father and son join the other peasants now defending the collective property they have worked so hard to develop. The final scene
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So, once again, it's been a while since I've checked in to the site and did some blogging. Life has been busy lately with work and the fact that the wife and I have a baby on the way. I can only imagine what the kid is going to do to affect my video game time. I still have Fallout New Vegas to beat, Portal 2 to start playing, and a couple of other games to get serious with. Not to mention my obsession with this silly game.
So lately I've been spending a lot of time smurfing. When I came to the realization that there are so many champs that I've never played and that I don't find playing against bots too fulfilling, I decided to get down and dirty and grind out as many previously un-played champs as I can. Because I over-structure everything I do I came up with the system of playing each champ 5 times on my lowest level account, TheChet (or thechet79 as it is displayed in-game). Once I get 5 games under my belt it's easy to determine whether or not I absolutely hate a champ or willing to give it a few more tests. So far my hate list is limited to Renekton, Pantheon, LeBlanc, Mordekaiser, and Veigar. I'm also getting the feeling that Vlad, Shaco and Corki might be joining, but we'll see. There's a good chance that I'll never be playing them again. After that I give them all another 5 games on my other smurf account, Spacecowboy79. At that point I start to get an idea of who I'm going to enjoy playing on my main, Ashtray79.
First of all, after finally adjusting to life in Level 30, it's almost difficult to go back. Considering that I am starting to realize my favored role is Tank or Fighter, the difference is that much more apparent. There's way more leavers, way more feeders, way more people who troll their own team, and way more people who just don't know what they're doing. On the other hand there's also the oppurtunity to completely steamroll an overmatched opponent, which I never feel good about.
I like to think that I'm not taking advantage of newbies by smurfing in that I'm just trying to learn the basics of each champ. The encounters of fellow level 30 folks who snag Yi and just try to beat up on everyone have been frequent. However, it's incredibly satisfying to get your team on the same page and turn that fed 8/0/0 Yi during the laning phase in to a 10/10/0 punching bag by mid-game.
The other thing I've learned is that the instincts I have for what champs I like to play has remained the same. I am definitely tank/fighter/support guy. Where I once complained about always having to tank I've come to realize that I love it. Rammus, Amumu, Shen, Galio and fighters like Nasus, Nunu, Malphite, and Blitzcrank are all dudes I enjoy. But smurfing has also allowed me to find some carries and mages that are fun too like Kogmaw, Jax, Nidalee, Ryze, Cass, Malz, Cait, Teemo, and Ashe. And of course there's the supports that Ive liked since the beginning. Pretty much all of them.
So there's that. Eventually I'll get tired of this and go back to my main account and eventually get in to some ranked. But now when that happens I'll have more than a handful of champs that I'll know how to play and avoid any messy situations should my mains get taken or banned. Time to get back to work. That's it, that's all.


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As the nation of Pakistan marks three days of mourning the brazen attack on a school in the northwestern city of Peshawar, messages of solidarity are coming in from all over the world.
Ziauddin Yousafzai, whose daughter and recent Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala was also targeted in the same province by the same terrorists, Taliban in Pakistan (TTP), reacted to the tragic incident on Wednesday.
Yousafzai described how his entire family was left traumatized after learning about the massacre of at least 141 people, most of them children between the ages of 12 and 16.
Calling the attack the "extreme of extremism," the education campaigner revealed how his wife Tor Pekai fell unconsciousness for around 15 minutes after hearing the distressing news.
"Peshawar has been witnessing this kind of terror for the last many, many years, but what happened yesterday has no example in the history of Pakistan," he stated in an interview.
"When my daughter was attacked, the world turned into a dark hole for our family and I can imagine how much sadness and terror and horror the families will be passing through now," he added.
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Yousafzai's comments came a day after his daughter Malala, who was shot in the head on a school bus by the Taliban in 2012 for her advocacy of women's right to education, addressed the tragedy in Peshawar.
"I am heartbroken by this senseless and cold-blooded act of terror in Peshawar that is unfolding before us," Malala said in a statement.
"Innocent children in their school have no place in horror such as this. I condemn these atrocious and cowardly acts and stand united with the government and armed forces of Pakistan whose efforts so far to address this horrific event are commendable."