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I came of age in the 60's. I know I'm dating myself, but I'm told that with age comes wisdom. Back then there was a slogan that basically said "don't trust anyone over thirty". As a matter of fact there was a movie out then called Logan's Run that was based on that premise. That slogan was great until the people saying it turned thirty. Ironically the very people that started the slogan are now our movers and shakers and expect us to believe everything they say, hook, line, and sinker.
I was raised to never question authority. I was to never question my elders (elder being anybody 30 seconds older than me.) I was to do what I was told, not follow my leader's example. Many of us were raised with this principle. Unfortunately it was a bad one. We are in the fix we are now because not enough of us questioned our leaders. There haven't been enough of us using our minds to analyze and follow the logic or illogic of what our leaders are doing for us and to us over the past four decades. We collectively dropped the ball. We blindly trusted too much. We questioned too little.
While working at a major Midwestern University I was in a meeting with a client and the editor overseeing the project. In the middle of the meeting the editor assured the client that my asking "a lot of questions" really was a benefit not a negative. That she at first was put off by my questions then realized that it was for the good of the project. I sat there a little dazed and confused. How could asking questions to make sure I had the information I needed to do a great job for my client be a negative? Well, apparently in the academic, political and corporate world it is. Our leaders want us to mindlessly do what we are told without question. It makes their life much easier. Reminds you more of a dictatorship than a democracy doesn't it?
Men and women who constantly questioned authority built this country. From asking why we were being taxed without representation to why blacks couldn't eat at a lunch counter or ride in the front of a bus, we have been a nation of question askers, until recently. Lately we have failed to not only ask questions but to ask them so loudly that they can't be ignored and must be answered. Let's start with, "How can we change this mess we're in?"
I challenge all of us to question any authority in our lives. Not with disrespect or as an attack, but rather in the spirit of understanding what is happening to us. Without information we as individuals cannot make good decisions. Without information we can't do our jobs effectively. Think of how many foreclosures would have been averted had the borrowers questioned deals that were too good to be true. Common sense tells us you can't buy a half-million dollar home on $50,000 a year. Yet, many bought into deals that were "sold" to them when in the end the fine print told the truth.
We need to put down the TV remote and research, educate, and open our minds to new ways of thinking so we can solve problems that have been going on for years. Now is not the time to remain with the status quo but to ask why we can't do things differently. Why can't we have a great economy? Why can't small businesses save us? Why can't we have the best healthcare in the world? We can no longer accept the answer, "that's the way we've always done it." We need new ways of doing things in every aspect of our society. We need to look at everything with fresh, wide-open eyes and question, question, question.
From our President down to our neighbor we need to hold each other accountable for our ideas. We need to test each other's beliefs and methods, no matter if they're conservative or liberal, to prove them good or bad. When you hear someone say something totally outrageous, respectfully ask him or her why he or she believes that way. By questioning we can help each other shape and craft our beliefs and make them stronger by eliminating the false concepts and ideas. By questioning we can make each other stop and think. We can no longer afford to sit idly by and let things just happen to us. We can no longer afford to let talk radio think for us. We need to take an active part in everything that affects us. Our survival depends on it.


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Published: 2012-05-21, by Peter Warrior.
Are you tired of boring yoga lessons? Have been fired out of an anger management group? Do you think that zombie games have too much dialogue and too complex storylines? Don't look further!
Push the Zombie may be one of the games with the best simplicity slash fun ratio around. Select a stage, push the zombie and score points by making fire/slash/crush/puncture combos. The more limbs you break, the better. The bloodier, the better. Get extra points snapping his neck and get high multipliers trapping him into a bladesaw machine or crashing through several crystal walls. It's a nonsense gore game suited for a nonsense gore playing time.
The game is based on a powerful physics engine. Although there are some glitches here and there, it runs the game pretty well even when it's quite heavy weighted. We'd also like there were any customization options to not killing the same zombie over and over.However, in the end, it's fun for hours.
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[FILM] Willie Fung - Character Actor Between 1922-1944
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- Biography by Hal Erickson
Born: Mar 03, 1896 in Canton, China
Died: Apr 16, 1945 in Los Angeles, California
Occupation: Actor
Active: '30s-'40s
Major Genres: Drama, Western
Career Highlights: Burma Convoy, Border Wolves, Come On, Cowboys
First Major Screen Credit: The Black Book (1929)
Chinese character actor Willie Fung spent his entire Hollywood career
imprisoned by the Hollywood Stereotype Syndrome. During the silent
era, Fung was the personification of the "Yellow Peril," never more
fearsome than when he was threatening Dolores Costello's virtue in
Old San Francisco (1927). In talkies, Fung was a buck-toothed,
pigtailed, pidgin-English-spouting comedy relief, usually cast as a
cook or laundryman.
Worked With
Production Team:
Edwin B. Willis (Set Designer)
Thomas K. Little (Set Designer)
Hal B. Wallis (Producer)
Darryl F. Zanuck (Producer)
Louis Clyde Stoumen (Cinematographer)
Charles Previn (Mus. Direction/Supervision)
Hans Salter (Composer)
Franz Waxman (Composer)
Edward J. Le Saint (Director)
William Wellman (Director)
Orry-Kelly (Costume Designer)
Cedric Gibbons (Art Director)
Jack Otterson (Art Director)
Samuel S. Hinds
Keye Luke
Richard Arlen
Richard Loo
J. Carrol Naish
Louis Natheaux
Eugene Pallette
Barbara Stanwyck
Randolph Scott
Robert Young
COME ON COWBOYS (Republic Pictures, 1937) FILM
While Stony and Tucson are playing "Truth", Lullaby and Charlie, the
chief cook and bottle washer at the 3M ranch, are at the local bus
station awaiting the arrival of Rigby's daughter and her governess.
Charlie is played by Willie Fung. The criticality of Willie's role in
COME ON, COWBOYS ! almost qualifies him for status as a fourth
Mesquiteer. Willie is a great comedian. He still makes me laugh,
whether spouting off in Chinese, mispronouncing English words
like "all-lite" for "alright" , or misunderstanding common American
speech. He was a great comedy supplement to Lullaby. I wish he would
have been a regular in the series.
The synergistic Willie Fung - Lullaby comedy interaction throughout
COME ON, COWBOYS ! begins with Lullaby explaining to Willie that a
governess is not the governor's wife. It continues as they
misidentify a matron and a young girl for the Rigby child. As Lullaby
and Willie escort the "correct" child and governess to the buckboard,
they encounter Stony and Tucson, still in his gorilla grab, chasing
the liars. As governess, you can imagine Ellen's reaction as she
wondered if these three vagabonds would be suitable guardians for
Nancy. We must credit her with an astute perception of our heroes!
Some more Willie Fung comedy ensues as he prepares the ranch for the
wedding ceremony. His first attempt to play some marriage music
backfires when the ancient Victrola blares out with "The Death
March". Flipping the record, the reverse side is entitled "Don't Ever
Marry My Son". After some record smashing and probably some Chinese
cursing, Willie finally rounds up a bunk house trio for his musical
support. All that remains is for Stony to pop the question to a yet
unsuspecting Ellen. Though Ellen initially turns him down, she
readily agrees to the marriage as a "purely business relationship"
when she learns of the judge's harsh conditions.
While all the "proposing" is going on, Lullaby and Willie have gone
to town to execute a plan of their own. They lure Yak into a card
game. Being a master card player Lullaby figures that if he can win
all of the cash, including any bogus bills, in Yak's possession, he
will have the evidence needed to spring Rigby. After each round,
Lullaby secretly drops the winning pot into a basket which Willie
takes to the bank for verification. When Yak finally resorts to
playing with the funny money, Lullaby wins that too, but the bank has
now closed. So no verification is possible. Yak has also realized
that he has been suckered and follows Lullaby home.
Riding behind Lullaby but out of sight is Willie who observes Yak
robbing and kidnapping the senior Mesquiteer. Willie rides back to
the 3M ranch lick-ety-split to get help, just in time to save Stony
from his walk to the altar. Stony and Tucson ride off to follow a
trail of cards which Lullaby literally coughed up leading to the
outlaws' hideout. The story climaxes with Tucson rescuing Lullaby who
was tied to a runaway buckboard speeding along a curving cliffside
road. Meanwhile, Stony and the sheriff clean out the hideout catching
Harris and company with the bad "goods".
Notwithstanding the disruption to Stony's almost nuptial, the movie
does end with a marriage of sorts as Elmer takes a wife.
Some concluding comments on the movie which deserves a 3 and 1/2 six
gun rating. While this movie did not lack for action, it had a
greater dose of quality comedy than any previous 3M movie ably
delivered by Willie Fung and Lullaby. They made a great pair. Too
bad, as noted earlier, Willie was not a regular. With his attempt to
purchase the red wagon, we also see that Lullaby is still the kind
and loving person we saw in ROARIN' LEAD. Another fact about Lullaby
is his liking for some booze now and then. We see Ray Corrigan not
only as Tucson Smith but as Tucson the Ape. How many other actors had
a career impersonating animals so convincingly? I like the era
blending of the 1880s and the 1930s. It makes me think that I am not
that far removed in time from that era.
All in all, COME ON, COWBOYS !, the 1937 version, is a class A movie.
Willie Fung
Date of birth (location): 3 March 1896 / Canton, China
Date of death (details)" 16 April 1945 / Los Angeles, California,
USA. (coronary occlusion)
Actor - filmography
(1940s) (1930s) (1920s)
The Adventures of Mark Twain (1944) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man
They Got Me Covered (1943) (uncredited) .... Laundry Man
The Black Swan (1942) (uncredited) .... Chinese Cook
... aka Rafael Sabatini's The Black Swan (USA: complete title)
Seven Days' Leave (1942) (uncredited) .... Les Brown's Houseboy
Destination Unknown (1942) .... Chinese Farmer killed by the Japanese
Flying Tigers (1942) (uncredited) .... Jim 'Gin' Sling (waiter)
Half Way to Shanghai (1942) .... Chinese passenger
Tarzan's New York Adventure (1942) (uncredited) .... Sun Lee, the
Chinese Tailor
Meet the Stewarts (1942) (uncredited) .... Wong
Tortilla Flat (1942) (uncredited) .... Chin Kee, Fisherman
The Spoilers (1942) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man in jail cell
A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen (1942) .... Asian Waiter
... aka A Desperate Chance (UK)
Captains of the Clouds (1942) .... Willie (cafe owner)
North to the Klondike (1942) .... Water Lily
Public Enemies (1941) .... Lee Hong
... aka Gangs of the City (USA: reissue title (TV title))
The Gay Falcon (1941) .... Jerry, Gay's Servant
Burma Convoy (1941) .... Smitty
Badlands of Dakota (1941) .... Wong Lee (laundryman)
Saddle Mountain Roundup (1941) .... Fang Way
The Letter (1940) .... Chung Hi
Seven Sinners (1940) (uncredited) .... Charlie, Shopkeeper
... aka Cafe of the Seven Sinners
The Great Profile (1940) .... Confucius
Buck Benny Rides Again (1940) (uncredited) .... Chinese cook
Barricade (1939) .... Yen - Cady's Major Domo
Hollywood Cavalcade (1939) .... Willie, Michael's Valet
Hawaiian Nights (1939) .... Murphy
Lady of the Tropics (1939) (uncredited) .... Ling
Maisie (1939) .... Lee, the Ranch Cook
The Girl and the Gambler (1939) (uncredited) .... Yen, the Chinese
The Gracie Allen Murder Case (1939) (uncredited) .... Houseboy
6000 Enemies (1939) .... Wang
... aka Six Thousand Enemies
Nancy Drew... Reporter (1939) (uncredited) .... Mandarin Cafe
Honolulu (1939) .... Wong, Mason's Hawaiian Servant
Too Hot to Handle (1938) .... Willie
The Road to Reno (1938) .... Lame Duck
... aka The Ranger and the Lady (USA: reissue title)
Pride of the West (1938) (uncredited) .... Sing Loo
Sinners in Paradise (1938) .... Ping
Border Wolves (1938) .... Ling Wong
Wells Fargo (1937) (uncredited) .... Wang (MacKay's servant)
Jungle Menace (1937) .... Chiang (houseboy)
The Trigger Trio (1937) .... The cook
Wee Willie Winkie (1937) .... Mohammet Dinh, Indian servant
The Big Shot (1937) (uncredited) .... Wu Ping, the Dry Cleaner
Come On, Cowboys! (1937) .... Fong
Git Along, Little Dogies (1937) .... Sing Low
... aka Serenade of the West (UK)
Top of the Town (1937) (uncredited) .... Prop Man
Lost Horizon (1937) (uncredited) .... Bandit Leader at Fuel Stop-over
... aka Lost Horizon of Shangri-La (USA: TV title)
Secret Valley (1937) .... Tobasco
... aka Gangster's Bride (UK)
... aka Gangster's Valley (UK)
We Who Are About to Die (1937) .... Kwong
Pan Handlers (1936)
Stowaway (1936) .... Chang, Boatman
College Holiday (1936) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man in Junk
Happy Go Lucky (1936) .... Coolie worker
White Hunter (1936) .... Wong
The General Died at Dawn (1936) .... Bartender at Mansion House Hotel
Small Town Girl (1936) .... So-So
... aka One Horse Town (USA: TV title)
Call of the Prairie (1936) .... Wong
One-Way Ticket (1935) .... Wing
China Seas (1935) (uncredited) .... Cabin Boy Ah Sing
Hop-Along Cassidy (1935) .... Salem the Cook
... aka Hopalong Cassidy Enters (USA: reissue title)
Shanghai (1935) (as Willy Fung) .... Wang
Oil for the Lamps of China (1935) .... Kin
Red Morning (1935) .... Cook
Rocky Mountain Mystery (1935) .... Ling Yat
... aka The Fighting Westerner
Ruggles of Red Gap (1935) (uncredited) .... Willie (Chinese servant)
I Sell Anything (1934) (uncredited) .... Charlie
... aka I Sell Everything
Sequoia (1934) .... Sang Soo
... aka Malibu
Gunfire (1934) .... Camp Cook
Happiness Ahead (1934) (uncredited) .... Chinese Headwaiter
A Lost Lady (1934) .... Forrester's Cook
... aka Courageous (UK)
You Belong to Me (1934) (uncredited) .... Waiter
Gambling Lady (1934) (uncredited) .... Ching - Syndicate Board Member
The Crime Doctor (1934) (uncredited) .... Wah-Sing
Meet the Baron (1933) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man
Tugboat Annie (1933) (uncredited) .... Chow, the Cook
The Narrow Corner (1933) .... Ah Kay, Saunder's Servant
Don't Bet on Love (1933) (uncredited) .... Charley Lee
Cocktail Hour (1933) (uncredited) .... Mori
The Thrill Hunter (1933) .... Wong, the Cook
The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble (1933) (uncredited) .... Ah Chung
The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1933) (uncredited) .... Officer
Self Defense (1932) .... Charlie
The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932) (uncredited) .... Ship's steward
Red Dust (1932) .... Hoy (Chinese houseboy)
One Way Passage (1932) (uncredited) .... Hong Kong Curio Dealer
The Painted Woman (1932) (uncredited) .... Dealer
Roar of the Dragon (1932) (uncredited) .... Chinese sailor with rifle
The Mouthpiece (1932) (uncredited) .... Waiter
The Hatchet Man (1932) (uncredited) .... Notary Fung Loo/Bomb maker
... aka The Honourable Mr. Wong (UK)
Shanghai Express (1932) (uncredited) .... Train Engineer
Panama Flo (1932) (uncredited) .... Bartender at Sadie's Place
West of Broadway (1931) .... Wing, the Cook
Chinatown After Dark (1931) (uncredited) .... Ling Chi
Night Nurse (1931) (uncredited) .... Hospital Patient
Three Girls Lost (1931) (uncredited) .... Chinese Headwaiter
Gun Smoke (1931) .... Wong, Chinese Cook
River's End (1930) (uncredited) .... Eskimo
The Sea God (1930) .... Sin Lee
Shadow Ranch (1930) (uncredited) .... Circle O cook
The Bad One (1930) (uncredited)
Dangerous Paradise (1930) .... Wang
The Ship from Shanghai (1930) (uncredited) .... Extra in Shanghai
The Lone Star Ranger (1930) (uncredited) .... Laundryman
Shanghai Lady (1929) (uncredited) .... Bill Collector
... aka Girl from China (UK)
The Virginian (1929) (uncredited) .... Hong (Box H cook)
The Delightful Rogue (1929) (uncredited) .... Hi Lee (the cook)
The Black Book (1929) .... Tin Lung
Where East Is East (1929) (uncredited) .... Servant
The Far Call (1929) .... Wing
Chinatown Nights (1929) (uncredited) .... One of Riley's Henchmen
... aka Tong War (USA)
The Way of the Strong (1928) (uncredited)
Old San Francisco (1927) (uncredited) .... Chang Sue Lee's Laughing
Whispering Smith Rides (1927)
Tell It to the Marines (1926) (uncredited) .... Guard at door of
besieged clinic
Twinkletoes (1926) (uncredited)
The Yellow Back (1926) .... Chinese
The Texas Streak (1926) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man
The Road to Mandalay (1926) (uncredited) .... Man in Bar
The Two-Gun Man (1926) .... Quong
Chip of the Flying U (1926) (uncredited)
The Blackbird (1926) (uncredited) .... Chinese Man
Thundering Hoofs (1924) (uncredited) .... Cook
Her Temporary Husband (1923) (uncredited)
Thundergate (1923) (uncredited)
Broken Chains (1922) (uncredited)
Hurricane's Gal (1922) .... Sing
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APRIL IS POETRY MONTH: 'Correspondences': Poet, Artist Join Forces in Unique Book
Come, it's time to set the table,
dusk is bruised with rain, the water is alive
under the wind, evening is
upon us. Outside, the animals make their
accommodation, the lake loses its reflection,
settles deeper. Set down the brush
on the saucer, leave off the book,
open, with its words against the pillow.
The washing of hands, the tea kettle,
the whisky, stocking feet
on the wooden floor. Help me carry
the chairs, never enough chairs,
through the narrow doorway, chairs
borrowed from the sewing table,
from the desk, from the work table -
paint-spattered and mended with wire.
Bring the piano bench. Find the perfect
symphony for parsing vegetables into broth.
No need for candles, we'll see each other well enough
in the dark. Draw close
your father's chair next to my father's,
and I'll fetch a book for the orphan's chair,
so she can reach the table.
And last, a chair for the mourner
who accompanies the body, so the soul is never,
not for a single moment, alone.
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Better Acceptance of Single Injection Apidra Added to Once Daily Lantus Versus Twice Daily Premixed Insulin in Real Life Use Setting (BASAAL PLUS)
This study has been terminated.
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Last Update Posted: May 29, 2013
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