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BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Libya's leader called on Sunday for unity in the North African nation as it celebrates the second anniversary of the uprising that toppled longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi but plunged the country into lawlessness and economic woes.
Addressing thousands of flag-waving Libyans, Mohammed el-Megarif urged his countrymen to "join ranks and resolve our differences to build our nation."
He also promised to fight poverty and "marginalization," and to give Libyans extra cash to mark the occasion. He did not say how much money he meant, or how it would be distributed.
El-Megarif spoke at a rally in Benghazi, the eastern Libyan city that was the birthplace of the anti-Gadhafi uprising in 2011.
Libya has been roiled by instability and violence since the ouster of the Gadhafi regime in late 2011. Benghazi has been among the worst-hit parts of the country, falling prey to armed militiamen and Muslim militants. El-Megarif alluded to the rise of radical Islam in the energy-rich nation, vowing that he would not allow Libya to become "an incubator of terrorism and violence."
In what appeared to be an attempt to assuage the militants, the Libyan leader promised that the nation's next constitution would explicitly declare Islam as the country's religion and that Islamic law, or Shariah, would be the main source of legislation.
He also vowed to push for laws that would "isolate" remnants of the old Gadhafi regime, another bid to appease militants who claim that members of the ousted regime remained in charge of many government departments as well as the security forces.
Sunday's celebration was held amid tight security precautions. Army vehicles blocked roads leading to the site and snipers deployed on nearby rooftops.
Underlining the depth of resentment in Benghazi toward the central government in the capital, Tripoli, several youths among the crowd interrupted el-Megarif's speech with hostile chants.

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PLANO - After losing their first two games of the Plano Christmas Classic, the Genoa-Kingston Cogs were able to rebound and win their last two games of the tournament to claim 13th place with a 63-58 win over the Wilmington Wildcats on Saturday.
Senior forward Adam Price led the way for the Cogs with 25 points and 11 rebounds on the afternoon. Genoa-Kingston struggled to hold off Wilmington, who came from 23 down early in the second half to cut the Cogs lead to only three late in the game. Price buried a pair of free throws with 6.0 seconds left to salt away the victory.
"I try to stay confident in myself," Price said of the free throws. "Without our guards, I wouldn't have those opportunities though."
Brothers Tommy and Mason Lucca operated efficiently on the perimeter, aiding Price's big day. Tommy, the freshman point guard, had nine points, eight assists, seven rebounds and two steals on the day, while Mason, a senior guard, hit four big first-half triples to give Genoa-Kingston a 36-16 advantage at the break.
"They can both run the point and then the other just slides over to the two, so it's nice," Genoa-Kingston head coach Corey Jenkins said. "Mason hit his first four threes, so it was nice to get him going because he's been struggling."
In the second half, with the Cogs on cruise control, Wilmington was able to inch their way back into it behind 32 points from senior guard Dan O'Leary. The Wilmington guard would go on to lead the tournament in scoring, but Genoa-Kingston was able to hold him to just two points in the game's first quarter and coasted to an 18-4 lead at the end of the first quarter.
"We knew that they had the two big scorers, and O'Leary eventually got hot, but it was big to bottle them up a little early," Jenkins said.
In the first game on Saturday, the Indian Creek Timberwolves dropped a tight one to the Yorkville Foxes in the 15th-place game. Despite 20 points from both Jaron Todd and Tyler Reynolds, Indian Creek would go on to lose, 69-65.
The Timberwolves got out to a fast 7-0 start in the first quarter, but had their difficulties when Yorkville got into its press midway through the period. The Foxes were able to pressure their way to a 21-20 lead at the end of the first.
"I think it was probably a combination of both their pressure and our own mistakes that allowed them to force all those turnovers," Indian Creek head coach Joe Piekarz said.
In the second quarter, Indian Creek responded with a press of its own that helped them even the score at 24-24. However, that's when Yorkville really turned up the heat. The Foxes went on a 13-2 run and wound up carrying a 12-point lead, 43-31, into the break.
The pace slowed down in the second half, and the Timberwolves were able to cut it to single digits late in the third with a 7-0 run, highlighted by a big three from Todd. The senior guard would finish the tournament averaging 18.8 points per game.
"It would be an honor to (be named to the All-Tournament team), but it doesn't replace winning a trophy with your teammates," Todd said.
Unfortunately, despite cutting the lead to three on a basket by Kyle Lieving with just 34.8 seconds remaining, the Foxes would hit a pair of free throws when it mattered. A total of 23 turnovers on the day hurt Indian Creek as the Timberwolves finished 0-4 for the tournament.


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I regularly volunteer to conduct personal finance workshops for inmates. But it's hard counseling them on how to budget when you know, and they know, they'll face tough barriers to even finding a job.
I regularly volunteer to conduct personal finance workshops for inmates. But it's hard counseling them on how to budget when you know, and they know, they'll face tough barriers to even finding a job.
That's why I'm particularly interested in the outcome of lawsuits filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against BMW and Dollar General, accusing them of violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by using criminal justice history information that had a disparate impact on black applicants.
The EEOC's case against BMW centers on employees who had worked for UTi Integrated Logistics Inc., which provided services to a BMW facility in South Carolina. UTi limits its criminal background checks to convictions within the previous seven years, according to the EEOC. BMW's policy doesn't have a time limit.
A new contractor took over from UTi and required employees to reapply for their positions. Workers who had criminal convictions were fired, despite the fact that many had worked at the BMW facility for years.
In the complaint against Dollar General, the EEOC says the company withdrew job offers from two black applicants as a result of criminal background checks. But in one case, the EEOC says, the information was wrong. The other involved a 6-year-old conviction for possession of a controlled substance that the applicant had already disclosed.
In statements, BMW and Dollar General deny any wrongdoing.
Employers aren't prohibited from obtaining or using criminal records, but how they use the information may be discriminatory, said Christine Saah Nazer, a spokeswoman for the EEOC. The agency maintains that the criminal conviction policies at BMW and Dollar General disproportionately screened out blacks without assessing each case individually, the nature and gravity of the crimes or the ages of the convictions.
"The EEOC's position is that an employer's policy or practice of excluding individuals from employment on the basis of their conviction records has an adverse impact on African-Americans and Hispanics, in light of statistics showing that they are convicted at a rate disproportionately greater than their representation in the population," Saah Nazer said. "Qualified individuals with criminal records should have an opportunity to compete for employment when their criminal records are not relevant or predictive."
When ex-offenders fill out job applications, many have to check a box indicating they have been convicted of a crime. That checked box has become a brand preventing them from getting jobs or even interviews. I'm an advocate for the growing "Ban the Box" movement, which advocates eliminating from applications questions about criminal convictions.
When ex-offenders trying to become productive citizens can't find employment, we all lose.
Contact Michelle Singletary, a personal finance columnist at The Washington Post, at email@example.com.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will press China to take "serious steps" to stop cyber attacks directed at the United States and urge the administration of new Chinese President Xi Jinping to accelerate economic reforms, a U.S. official said on Friday.
Lew's visit to Beijing on Tuesday and Wednesday comes at a crucial time, the official told reporters on condition of anonymity. "China is undergoing their once-in-a-decade leadership transition and, of course, their reform process is at a crossroads."
"It's important to deepen our relationship with China's new leadership team at this time," the official said.
Lew lacks the international stature of his predecessor, Timothy Geithner, and is signaling the importance the United States put on its economic relationship with China by making his first international trip as secretary to Beijing.
Secretary of State John Kerry in coming weeks will also make his first trip to China since taking office last month.
Both Kerry and Lew will host their Chinese counterparts in Washington in the middle of this year for the annual U.S-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue, the official said.
China's legislature formally chose Li Keqiang as premier on Friday, installing the English-speaking bureaucrat as the man in charge of the world's second-largest economy.
President Barack Obama raised U.S. concerns about computer hacking in a phone call with Xi on Thursday, just days after U.S. intelligence leaders said for the first time that cyber attacks and cyber espionage had supplanted terrorism as the top security threat facing the United States.
"We will press China to take serious steps to investigate and put a stop to these activities and to engage with us in a constructive direct dialogue to establish acceptable norms of behavior in cyberspace, recognizing it is a growing challenge for both of us," the senior U.S. official said.
Lew will also press China to allow its currency to rise further against the dollar and push on other concerns such as increased market access for U.S. goods and better protection of intellectual property rights, the official said.
China's yuan has appreciated 16 percent in real terms against the dollar since June 2010. "More progress, however, is needed," the official said.
(Reporting by Doug Palmer; Editing by Doina Chiacu)


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A second look at Sunday's ugly 26-23 overtime loss to the Lions:
NOWHERE TO RUN: At Andy Reid's day-after news conference Monday, somebody asked the Eagles coach if he thought he should've run the ball more against the Lions. Sometimes, a lot of times, that question is justified. Not Monday.
Take Michael Vick's nine scrambles out of the equation and the Eagles gained just 12 yards on 20 rushing attempts. They had seven negative plays that lost a total of 32 yards, including five by LeSean McCoy. That's just seven fewer negative runs than he had in the first five games.
McCoy finished with just 22 yards on 14 carries. That's the lowest rushing total of his career in a game in which he's had more than six carries.
The Eagles' offensive line just couldn't block the Lions' front seven, particularly on those outside zone running plays that offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg kept insisting on dialing up, even though it was pretty apparent early on they weren't going to work.
In the third quarter, Lions linebacker D'Andre Levy pushed left guard Evan Mathis into the backfield and tackled Bryce Brown for a four-yard loss. In the same quarter, defensive tackle Nick Fairley overpowered center Dallas Reynolds and tackled McCoy for a five-yard loss. On another stretch play in the fourth quarter, right guard Danny Watkins, who continues to play like a guy who would rather be fighting fires than defensive linemen, got pushed into the backfield by Fairley on a four-yard loss by McCoy.
BAD DAY FOR O-LINE: Sunday was just a bad day all around for the Eagles' offensive line. They didn't run-block very well and they didn't pass-block very well either. The Lions were credited with 14 hurries and 10 hits, in addition to their three sacks of Michael Vick, who completed 28 of 46 passes for 311 yards, two touchowns and two interceptions.
When Vick got the ball out quickly, he did well. He was 14-for-18 for 133 yards on throws that got out of his hand in two seconds or less. And one of those four incompletions was the third-quarter drop in the end zone by tight end Brent Celek. When he hung on to the ball for three seconds or more, he was just 2-for-9 for 32 yards with one interception.
On the first of the two overtime sacks of Vick, Lions end Cliff Avril just beat right tackle Todd Herremans with an outside rush. The play showed the one downside to offensive line coach Howard Mudd's blocking technique. Herremans went to initiate contact with Avril and semi-whiffed, giving Avril a step on him to the outside, which he used to get around him and bring down Vick for a seven-yard loss.
The second overtime sack was on both left guard Evan Mathis and Vick. Nick Fairley and Kyle Vanden Bosch ran a stunt. Mathis stayed on Fairley as the DT came around the outside rather than pass him off to left tackle Demetress Bell. But Fairley got a step on him and was able to get a hand on Vick.
Running back LeSean McCoy had slid through the line and was wide open for a dump-off pass from Vick. But the quarterback tried to escape instead of getting rid of the ball. Bad move. Fairley and Vanden Bosch sacked him for a killer 14-yard loss that ultimately forced Mat McBriar to punt out of his own end zone and set the wheels in motion for the Lions' game-winning field goal.
TOUGH GAME FOR HUGHES: Cornerback Brandon Hughes got victimized on two big fourth-quarter pass plays. He was the guy covering tight end Tony Scheffler on Scheffler's 57-yard catch with less than four minutes left in the fourth quarter. He also was the guy covering wide receiver Nate Burleson three plays later when Burleson caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford that closed the Lions to within three points, 23-20.
The touchdown pass was entirely Hughes' fault. Burleson ran a wheel route on him and beat him down the sideline. On Scheffler's long catch, though, Hughes' fingerprints weren't the only ones on it. Defensive end Jason Babin and defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins also have to take a big chunk of blame for allowing Stafford to get outside and extend the play, which gave Scheffler time to get separation on Hughes. Stafford had the ball for 5.87 seconds on the play before he threw it, which is an eternity.
Babin tried to put an inside spin move on Lions right tackle Gosder Cherilus. It not only didn't work, but Babin ended up on the ground, falling over Jenkins, who already was off his feet. That made it easy for Stafford to get outside and buy extra time.
COULDA, WOULDA, SHOULDA: But for the big hand of Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, the Eagles might've won Sunday's game in regulation. Up by three and facing a third-and-four at their own 18 with less than three minutes to go, the Eagles ran the same play that resulted in Jeremy Maclin's 70-yard touchdown catch and run on their previous possession.
They lined up with three wide receivers in a bunch formation to the left, including Maclin at the point. Maclin ran an in-route. On the touchdown pass, the Lions blew the coverage and Maclin was wide open over the middle. On the third-and-four play, he wasn't wide open, but had safety Amari Spievey beaten by a good two or three steps. If Vick had been able to get the ball to him, the play would've gained at least 15-20 yards and Maclin just might've taken it all the way for another touchdown. But Suh batted the pass down and the Eagles had to punt the ball away to the Lions, who drove down and tied the game.
LACK OF SAFETY DEPTH: The Eagles' lack of depth at the safety position came back to haunt them Sunday after Nate Allen left the game in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Colt Anderson. Anderson is a terrific special teams player, but he's not a guy you want on the field playing safety against a potent passing offense like the Lions.
TO BLITZ OR NOT TO BLITZ: Defensive coordinator Juan Castillo brought the blitz out of moth balls on the Lions' last two possessions. Judging from the results, he would've been better off leaving it in the closet.
He sent middle linebacker DeMeco Ryans on a blitz on a first-down play just after the two-minute warning. Stafford's pass to Titus Young was incomplete, though Ryans had nothing to do with that. On the next play, they blitzed both Ryans and their other nickel linebacker, Michael Kendricks. Neither of them got to Stafford who completed the critical 17-yard sideline pass to Calvin Johnson that put the Lions in field goal position.
They blitzed once more on the Lions' game-winning scoring drive in overtime. Sent Ryans and safety Kurt Coleman on a first-and-20 at the Philadelphia 44 following a holding penalty on Lions left guard Rob Sims. Neither of them got there as Stafford got the ball out in 2.06 seconds. His pass to Johnson gained 17 yards and put the Lions in position for a game-winning field goal by Jason Hanson.


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ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (AP) — The government of Grenada is warning that it does not have the funds to make a scheduled bond payment on March 15 and will seek to restructure its debt.
A statement issued late Friday says that the economy of the southern Caribbean island has been severely affected by the global financial crisis and that its public finances are "currently unsustainable."
Grenada had to borrow to make a delayed $4.4 million payment on a September coupon for $193 million in bonds due in 2025. That prompted Standard & Poor's to downgrade Grenada's foreign currency credit rating.
Now, another payment is coming due on the 2025 bonds and the government says borrowing is not an option. Newly re-elected Prime Minister Keith Mitchell says the country needs a "fresh start" with creditors.


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booksThursday, July 19, 2007
One of Libby's friends organized a summer book club. Such a great idea. Early in the summer they met at the book store to pick out the book, together. Rules by Cynthia Lord, a Newbery Honor book, was their choice. The girls love it. We gave them eight chapters to read, and they hated having to wait until their meeting to continue reading.
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How cute! Your Libby sounds like a great girl!ReplyDelete
I feel the same way you do on reading. Although, once and awhile I will pick up and finish a book. Let me know what you think of Double Bind.
How nice that your children can make their own fun! I think a knitting club would be so sweet - to pass that down to a new generation.ReplyDelete
I feel the way you do; I would much rather knit than almost anything else. I did buy a book last week called, "Love Walked In" by Marisa de los Santos. I've read two chapters...
Yes, books put me to sleep as well, and that's unfortunate since I am an academic and supposed to be doing research!;)ReplyDelete
I am deeply impressed by all of the 'make your own kind of fun' activities going on over at your place...those are the kinds of things that children remember when they're older.
I've never been in a book club either. When I was Libby's age I spent my summers reading. I do still love to read, but since knitting occupies so much of my free time it takes me extra long to finish a book!ReplyDelete
It is always between knitting and reading for me too, and knitting always wins! If i read, i nap. Love the checklist!ReplyDelete
This book club idea is a great idea. How old are the kids? Just curious to know some other reading suggestions for my daughter. She is 11- This type social -reading group is right up her alley.ReplyDelete


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Microsoft revealed a new feature for DirectX 11.2 and Windows 8.1 today called "tiled resources" that enables a graphics card to display a huge amount of detail without overwhelming it with memory-intensive textures.
Watched this live. Watching the developers build right now as well. That's crazy it's able to greatly reduce memory needs/use by performing better textures most devs would not even attempt due to the hit to other resources.
Got to correct some info though...
"Windows 8.1 and next-gen consoles"
^^That's not true this feature is only on 8.1 windows and Xbox One.
I know this statement could be a PC world generalization for console vs PC
Crossing my finger on the reveal of the XB1 spec details at BUILD in the next few days but knowing MSFT Sony bumping up their specs to match XB1(RAM) will cause MSFT to wait until it's too late for Sony to match. Rumor has it MSFT might have issued an NDA on the specs because of the first leak resulting in a PS4 spec bump.
Anyways this DirectX 11.2 tech will allow some new gameplay methods in games(games like watchdogs where you find clues like track marks on junkies :P
XB1 games speak for themselves but this is added greatness.
Greatness... Greatness is in PS4 my good sir, and you would be a fool to deny it...
I no kid.
What a great reply, really giving your thoughts about the new feature, and not an attempt to drag the ps4 into the discussion, no sir!.
The new feature sounds promising, but i want to see it before I believe it.
Come on man
XB1 is the only console able to play games and video in 4K(4K games). This right here is very telling
Why do you think gamers were hating on XB1 games trying to paint one example of an exclusive Arcade game and a multi plat running on a PC as every XB1 game at E3 doing the same?
There are people still trying to smear and spread misinformation, hell even the media that talked so much smack! I thought they were Right wing Mitt Romney supporters from FOX NEWS, finally tell the truth with an skeptical tone at the same time when they know better.
Adam Sessler basically admitting the game media and himself acted like fools being baited into haters agenda at E3.
Xbox was impressive at E3 and Sony and supporters needed that stunt during Sony's presser.
XB1 is impressive on the local side of the hardware and unmatched with cloud and other features like "tiled resources"
Developers simply say Xbox One is a "POWERFUL CONSOLE" not to start fanboy wars.
" "Microsoft has shown some very killer [Xbox One] capabilities that we've known about for a while, and we're able to demonstrate."
^^EA is sure not talking about Kinect etc as the article suggests lol that's a given.
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That one major multi plat on PC I mentioned above is BF4 on Xb1 kit.
""[The reveal] was specced to Xbox One, as we said," replied Moore. "I opened the show by saying, 'Everything you see today is new code for Xbox One and PlayStation 4'. Battlefield 4, 64-player, I was playing myself, I had the controller in my hands, no different.
But then: "We're all on dev kits, Geoff, as you know. I mean there's no final hardware yet and there's not going to be for a long time, but the spec of what we were playing on is next-gen spec.""
So this shows you how impressive the hardware is in XB1 resulting in impressive games driving haters so crazy they would try to use low level graphics from an arcade game to try and discredit the Xbox capabilities.
By the way the XB1 is dam Sexy and not nearly as big in life as it seems in photos in a vacuum.
Jesus good sirs It was a joke, the hostility between gamers need to decrease <.<
Indeed Inf3cted1, these fanboys keep defending N4G and criticising other gaming news websites as ign or gamespot, I believe everyone needs to respect one another when posting their responses.
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Some of you guys sure do fall for obvious trolls easily.
Looks like this could be really cool when executed in games.
Will be interesting to see how devs utilize it.
that the specs of both the ps4 and xb1 are similar (not the same) wouldnt it be safe to assume that the hardware within the ps4 is also capable of using this new feature?
I can see if this is a programming technique to DX 11.2 but the gpu is the one doing the work the software tells it to. since both are using a similar AMD based gpu then that feature would apply to both platforms regardless of the OS that each one uses.
If the PS4 is compatible with DX 11.2 then that tile resource feature would also be compatible. This new thing should not be pulled into the middle of a console battle because it is designed to benefit people who play game that make use of it. That means Pc and console gamers will benefit if the developers put it to use.
Microsoft is clearly trying to make up the deficientcy of the xbox compare to the PS4 with some software trickery.
Keweellll. DX11 is coveted tech, and this is why. Backed by greater minds than ours, I'm expecting some amazing stuff from MS in the coming generation.
Whatever helps X1 games shine is a plus for MS and gamers.
Spot the idiot fanboy contest alert, thanks Blankolf for being an example, much appreciated.
I have windows 8 on my PC. It runs awesome and is great. I just don't use all the other crap that comes with it or it was used for.
You just click on the "Desktop" option and it stays in that mode, like Windows 7.
Only thing bad is not being able to play some old PC games, which kind of sucks, but for future games Windows 8 will run them more efficiently.
I know right i keep having problems with gta4 as well and that stupid metro app thing eughhh god damn
I will never switch to windows 8.
maybe 9 or what they are calling windows Blue
But screw 8 its crippled
"Rumor has it MSFT might have issued an NDA on the specs because of the first leak resulting in a PS4 spec bump."
What are you talking about and where have u heard this supposed rumor? Did you know the PS4 specs before they were confirmed? Please present a credible source of a last minute bump. Stop spreading propaganda are you being paid or something?
You are starting act suspiciously like one of those paid trolls i read about on here.
This is good new for all but why the stealth trolling?
Just looking at ur post history.
I got my eye on you.
Tiled resources..... The power of the cloud.... Man the x1 is amazing!!!! Remember how much more powerful the sega genesis was over the snes? Sega had the cutting edge "blast processing" that the snes didn't have..... The x1 has its own "blast processing" now.... I am blown away! This is so awesome!!!......l .............. O ..............l
I cant believe you still think there is gonna be a spec boost from the one, final hardware is done, there is no magic juice, its not as powerfull as ps4 but so what? Your obviously buying it so just enjoy it. Oh and wheres this 4kgame you are on about??? Info would be good.
This really is nothing new and the same thing is used elsewhere? Can't believe what certain individuals are coming up with here! It's pure laugh out loud hilarious! Also, for the last time...MS ARE NOT CHANGING SPECS! THEY ARE WHAT THEY ARE WHICH ARE INFERIOR TO PS4.
This is a standard feature of the GCN architecture on the APUs or most modern graphics cards. Sony's APU has the same feature it's just not accessed via Direct X. My God, you are embarrassing.
Yeah minimizing 3GBs of data to 16 MBs is insane!
Okay , let me clear some facts :
1- I am going to get both consoles " PS4 & Xbox 1 ".
2- I don't know much in Tech staff in details .
Fact is this , PS4 is more powerful than Xbox1 , and I learned that from Game develops who worked on both Consoles .
No matter what are you trying to prove , there is A noticeable difference in term of graphics between the two consoles .
Only the game developers know about the two consoles , because they are working on them.
If you are going to buy COD: ghosts in both next gen Consoles " you WILL see the deference , PS4 is little better in graphics and number of the objects seen on the screen " developer said .
Just Waite for four more months and see it by your EyES to believe it ,
" seeing is believing "
I will Walk naked on the streets of Japan if xbox one more powerful than Xbox one .
Do you have a prove for the opposite ?! Show me ....
I guess there is no use to convince people on that topic " lets just Waite few months until both consoles are out , then I will post again in this page again as a reminder , I am sure and positive about what i said regarding PS4 .
No I think Windows 7 and a Nvidia GTX graphics card speak for themselves....
this sounds just like last gens and the gen before that 'load management'. With a new name! "tiled resources"
What they're talking about is already the way textures work. As you get closer to them higher res textures are displayed.
I can't find any information saying it's anything different than what's already being done.
Boy I wish! LOL
No this tech brings in incredible amounts of flawless textures and detail fast at impossibly small amounts of memory amounts needed.
It turned many gigs worth of texture into megs.
Nothing will be fuzzy, blurry or blocky and all textures will be high rez on these platforms no matter how close or far with ridiculous memory savings.
Xbox One games speak for themselves and Xbox One.
Tomorrow at BUILD MSFT will talk about their games across platforms and apps etc(possibly hardware)
There can be only ONE
That would be compression. which also is already a common practice.
Way to dump all over something you clearly don't understand, for the sole reason that its Microsoft.
Clearly, if they are touting it as a new feature, than there is something novel about it. After reading the article, it seems like the difference between this and regular compression is massive.
Please enlighten me.
I was using Google to look for information. And nothing I found got me to believe there was anything special. I haven't heard anything from Nvidia or AMD talking about this at all.
I'm just saying if it was a major step you'd think someone other than Microsoft would be talking about it.
It's mip mapping with a new fancy name, nothing new nor exclusive to MS.
@ Ashlen
What if MS just released said feature and devs havent gotten an opportunity to work with it. Just saying.
If this was such Wondrous technology, you would have herd about this along time ago( you know at e3).. this is simply a refined way of doing compression(similar to ID's Rage engine)it only looks better because it is running on new hardware(just like e3 games were running on pc)...This is more of M$ BLOWING smoke up your A$$...The reality is they are looking for any PR way of making gamer's forget that there hardware is weaker...Trust me if this was any real game changer Nvidea and AMD would be all over this bragging about there own respective versions. M$ is doing one thing smart though..... trying to figure out anyway possible for them to survive the inevitable reality of there system being maxed out in about 2 years while the ps4 just keeps slamming them( just like today with ps3) with new ps4 games!!!!
It sounds like LODs, been around forever. And you know DirectX isn't the only API in the world. Though I'm pretty sure you don't even know what any of it means. The Xbox One has inferior hardware, it's just a fact, no "magic cloud" or DX11.2 will change that so what the hell is your problem?
There should really be some public information about this, it's starting to annoy me cause people don't realize they're being duped. The cloud is no magic and wont enhance any performance this generation - maybe the next, we'll see.
The PS4 is more powerful than the Xbox One....
Man I tend to wonder if you were dropped at birth, especially given that you try to question 'Fact'..
"I was using Google to look for information. And nothing I found got me to believe there was anything special."
Same here. It looks like it was just implemented as a stock feature of DirectX, but it's nothing new and nothing PS4 can't do.
Both GPUs in One and PS4 can do this.
Soo........partially resident textures? That's cool
In before the PS fans claiming it as nothing more than PR talk like the cloud.
OT, the Xbox One is looking better and better each day.
what does this have to do with the cloud exactly?
It has nothing to do with the cloud but have you seen the comments here everytime deveopers and MS talked about the Cloud? It is like it is impossible and MS and developers lied and other BS. If there is any feature that is remotely positive regarding the xbox1, it will be troll to death like it can't happen. That is what I am implying to.
for example, see below @ Blankolf
Since Xbox haters like to downplay anything Xbox related...No_Limit was stating that he/she commented before the naysayers put their two cents in and say it was vaporware like the cloud.
So in layman terms, Xbox haters think everything the X1 does is weak and stupid when No_Limit thinks it's a pretty good thing. I agree.
But they thing is nobody was in here trolling or make comments against such. Just funny you have to go into defense mode when there is no reason.
The powa of the cloud
You do realise that the PS4 can do this as well, yes?
Edit: Don't disagree because you thought Microsoft had something over the PS4. Look up "Partially Resident Textures", both consoles are using AMD, both support it.
Not sure about that. They said that it's only for Windows 8 PC's and Xbox One.
Xbox One has Windows 8.
It depends what type of OpenGL platform the PS4 is utilizing and exactly what will that entail. Sony has released very few details about their API.
@Mystogan this version is MS's, the PS Vita also uses tile rendering which is similar to MS system.
He is correct everyone it can do it if you read the article you would of seen this in it, this comes straight from the article "Tiled resources automatically swaps in the details whenever a gamer is looking closely at it. This should enable developers to pack in tons of lifelike textures. This functionality is only available on Windows 8.1 and next-gen consoles" so will be available for xb1 and ps4 I'm geussing
I THOUGHT Microsoft had a custom GPU, that they could implicate higher technology that they where researching..
Exclusive NEW feature only for Windows 8 based platforms!
So PS4 not included.
Yep the GPU in the XBO is MS custom made.
Someone who gets it. This is a pretty standard GPU feature, not some special secret sauce. The level of stupidity from the Xbox faithful is reaching critical levels of hilarity and self-delusion.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Another PS4 CAN DO THIS TOO comment. Let's see ps4 do it and then write such comment. MS will not give away their software to sony. It's SOFTWARE. you can have 1000000x ps4 strong machine, if there is no software IT CAN'T DO IT!
"In before the PS fans claiming it as nothing more than PR talk like the cloud."
No this is much more substantial than cloud power, but it's also nothing new and nothing PS4 can't do.
Microsoft revealed a new feature for DirectX 11.2 and Windows 8.1 today called "tiled resources" that enables a graphics card to display a huge amount of detail without overwhelming it with memory-intensive textures.
The ps4 doesn't use direct x 11.2 or windows 8.1
At Elite - "The ps4 doesn't use direct x 11.2 or windows 8.1"
I never said it did.
What MS revealed today is known by other names under other systems, and PS4 can do it. Actually, 360 and PS3 can do it also.
I honestly don't care if you believe me or not, but it's not hard to find with Google.
The ps4 can do those things but the difference will come down to bus and the 4 Move Engines.
Absolutely megatexturing on the highest level. This is what the four Move Engines were design for in the xbox one. Until Sony can come up with something innovative the ps4 is severly less powerful.
Sorry to break it to you, but PS4 can do it.
It's nothing new. MS just gave it another name when they added it to DirectX.
Both GPUs in One and PS4 can do it.
Good lord, some of you MS fans really need a reality check! Absolutely clueless! Do you have any idea what the move engines are for, and why they are in the box?! Clearly you don't. Jesus H.Christ.
How can a system with more powerful spec's be weaker?
Are you that simple...?
Well, are you that simple to believe in specs on paper without knowing what the hell it means and i hope you are not one of these guys that believe in that ps4 50% more powerful BS.
Specs on paper dont mean a Damn thing its the engineering that counts.


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Joshua Oppenheimer directs a provocative documentary about an Indonesian death squad that is celebrated as heroes, despite it being responsible for more than a million deaths in the 1960s.
No movie goes deeper into the psyches of mass murders than Joshua Oppenheimer's hugely disturbing documentary "The Act of Killing." It not only shakes you to the core, it amazes with imaginable filming techniques that significantly heighten the impact of the shocking depictions we're hearing and seeing, as Oppenheimer gains unprecedented access to a handful of men responsible for hundreds of deaths during the 1965 military coup in Indonesia.
Their victims were among the more than one million citizens slain over a two-year period after President Sukarno was ousted and replaced by General Suharto, who went on to rule the Southeast Asian nation with an iron fist until he himself was ousted in 1998. Performing most of Suharto's dirty work were local gangsters and hustlers, who prided themselves on beating, torturing and murdering anyone they believed to be communists, whether they were Marxists or not. All you need do is look at one of them the wrong way and you were strangled with bailing wire and labeled a commie.
Yet, that's not the most appalling aspect of this riveting story about Indonesia's infamous death squads. No, that would be the way these murdering thugs are today hailed as heroes. All of them enjoying cushy lives, blessed with rock-star-like adulation. Some now hold high public office, and use their positions to bully and extort anyone who fears them, which is just about everyone not part of the strong-armed government. Amazingly, they let Oppenheimer and his crew tag along as they make their rounds, shaking down shopkeepers and wielding their power over the terrified masses.
If these crusades of carnage sound like something straight out of a Hollywood gangster picture, it's because they are. It turns out that pre-revolution, most of the death squad leaders were hustlers, scalping tickets to showings of hugely popular American films starring the likes of John Wayne and Elvis Presley. But the movies these thugs made the most money on were Hollywood gangster pictures, whose stars the killers emulated when they performed their nightly executions.
We meet several of these James Cagney wannabes, but none stands out more than the charismatic Anwar Congo, who bears more than a passing resemblance to South Africa's Nelson Mandela. But Anwar is no dissident – he's a cold-blooded murderer responsible for more than a thousand deaths. He's a grandfather now, and as such, he would be charming and hugely likable if we knew nothing about the skeletons stuffed inside his crowded closet. What stuns you, is hearing this nice old gent endlessly brag – and giggle – about the hundreds of lives he took. At least he shows a few signs of remorse, something his even nastier homies from back in the day don't. In fact, they think he's weak because he admits to having recurrent nightmares about the man whose head he sliced off with one whack of a machete. It seems he still sees the open eyes staring back at him from the severed noggin.
That doesn't stop him and his pals, though, from eagerly re-enacting some of their most memorable kills – Hollywood style – dressing in outrageous costumes and performing under the pretense that they are making a movie that will tell "the truth" about what really happened and why their deeds made them heroes. If the subject matter wasn't so grave, these scenes (a song and dance staged in the mouth of a prop fish the size of a 747) would be almost comical for their outlandish amateurism. But their re-enactments are deadly serious and they send chills rushing through the body.
Given the level of barbarianism these men display, you'd be tempted to say, "Thank God nothing like that ever happens in America." That is until you remember that it has many times over, from the Native American holocaust to the Civil War to the atrocities committed by U.S. soldiers in Vietnam and Iraq. Thankfully, Oppenheimer keeps his personal politics on a simmer. What he's really after is to take us inside the minds of certified sociopaths, showing us how they justify their inhumane actions and have the gull to still boast about their deeds nearly 50 years after the fact. It's nothing short of terrifying, so much so, Anwar and his pals make Charlie Manson look like a choir boy. In that respect, watching these crazy loons make a movie about their crimes against humanity may not be the most pleasant way to spend an evening. But you can't deny that it's utterly fascinating, rendering "The Act of Killing" easily one of the best documentaries of the year.
(Unrated). A documentary by Joshua Oppenheimer. In Indonesian with English subtitles. At Kendall Square, Cambridge. Grade: A-


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DuckTales (1987 TV series)
American animated television series
DuckTales (1987–1990) is an animated series produced by The Walt Disney Company based on Carl Barks' Uncle Scrooge comic book series about the adventures of Scrooge McDuck and his three grandnephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie.
Season 1Edit
[1–5] Treasure of the Golden SunsEdit
Part I: Don't Give Up The ShipEdit
- Donald: Now, while I'm in the Navy, boys, you mind your Uncle Scrooge.
- Huey: But he's so cheap!
- Donald: Yeah. But he's family. Okay, Huey?
- Huey: Yes, Uncle Donald.
- Donald: No back talk, Dewey.
- Dewey: No, Uncle Donald.
- Donald: Louie, be good. And no spitballs.
- Louie: Uh, yes and no, Uncle Donald.
- Scrooge: Donald, you can't be serious about this crazy idea. There's no profit in it.
- Donald: But I've already enlisted, Uncle Scrooge. I wanna see the world!
- Scrooge: So I'll buy you a globe.
[The Beagle Boys have followed the nephews to Scrooge's candy factory.]
- Scrooge: You boys get out of here. I'll handle this.
- Huey: [turning and saluting] No sir, Uncle Scrooge!
- Dewey: [saluting] We're all in this...
- Louie: [saluting] ...together!
- Scrooge: Good lads!
Part II: Wronguay in RonguayEdit
- Flintheart Glomgold: [answering the phone] Money talks, I listen. Speak!
- [Surprising each other while searching for the treasure ship]
- Glomgold: Scrooge!
- Scrooge: Glomgold!
- El Capitan: Los ninos!
- Huey, Dewey and Louie: That guy!
Part III: 3 Ducks of the CondorEdit
- Launchpad: Big rubble, no trouble! Gyro tells me you need a pilot for an experimental plane.
- Scrooge: What I need is my head examined.
- Launchpad: Don't worry, Mr. McD. If it's got wings, I can crash it.
- Scrooge: I hope my medical insurance is paid up.
- Launchpad: Well, the engines are busted, but those condors gave me an idea! Trouble is... I don't know how to get 'er off the ground.
- Donald: You leave that to me!
- Launchpad: Great! You handle the takeoff!
- Donald: Okay!
- Launchpad: Things must be worse than I thought... I'm beginning to understand him!
Part IV: Cold DuckEdit
- Louie: [about girls] [Webby's] making friends with penguins while Unca Scrooge is lost in the snow.
- Mrs. Beakley: You know, we could backtrack the walrus' trail and find your uncle.
- Louie: Er... yeah! We were just gonna say that!
- Dewey: [to Huey] They must get smarter as they get older.
Part V: Too Much Of A Gold ThingEdit
- (After crashing the carrier into a river)
- Dewey: We're caught in the current!
- Scrooge: Looks like your runway is running away with us. Let's get back into the sky!
- Launchpad: Don't worry. When the going gets tough, the harder they fall.
- Webby: Gee! An escalator!
- Mrs. Beakley: No, dear. This is an older model. We have to walk up these.
[6] Send in the ClonesEdit
- Bigtime: Thanks for sneakin' us outta jail, Magica. We was gettin' bored waitin' for our time to run out!
- Magica: How long was your sentence?
- Bigtime: Life.
- Scrooge: I didn't get rich by being stupid.
[7] Sphinx for the MemoriesEdit
- Donald: Nobody's going to make a king out of me and get away with it!
- Louie: What are they doing to Unca Donald?
- Scrooge: Whatever it is, it will be an improvement.
[8] Where No Duck Has Gone BeforeEdit
- Huey: Unca Scrooge, what's wrong?
- Scrooge: Those movie people called.
- Huey: That's good.
- Scrooge: But they can't repay me in cash.
- Louie: That's bad.
- Scrooge: So instead they're giving me Duckburg Studios.
- Huey, Dewey, Louie and Doofus: That's GREAT!!
- Scrooge: If Duckburg studios is going to survive, Major Courage is going to need a major overhaul.
- Major Courage: Uh... How major?
- Scrooge: Major major, Major.
- [The Phoenix "set" takes off through the roof of the studio.]
- Scrooge: What did you do?
- Gyro Gearloose: Well, you said, "make it as real as I could," so I did.
- Scrooge: Hurry! We've got to warn them!
- [in a fury, he smashes the instrument panel with his cane]
- Scrooge: What's the matter? Don't we have a radio?!
- Gyro Gearloose: Well, yes... and no.
- Scrooge: I'm warning you, Courage! Turn that ship around and get my nephews, or you'll never work in this town again!
- Major Courage: Forget it, McDuck! Remember, I've got a five-year contract.
- Scrooge: YOU...! YOU...!
- [he raises his cane, Gyro grabs it]
- Gyro Gearloose: Not the radio!
- [The Cronk ship closes in on the Phoenix.]
- Scrooge: There goes the picture again!
- Gyro Gearloose: Please, allow me.
- [He takes Scrooge's cane and smashes the radio.]
[9] ArmstrongEdit
- Scrooge: You know what I like about gold? I have a lot of it!
- Armstrong: I am Armstrong. I am your friend.
- Scrooge: Why no marshmallows in my hot chocolate?
- Duckworth: (clears throat) It's inefficient, sir.
- Scrooge: Efficiency has its place but NOT in my hot chocolate.
[10] Robot RobbersEdit
- Scrooge: [About newspapers] I just love looking through the Business section. My name's on every page.
- Bankjob: We gotta get out of here!
- Beagle Boys: YEAH!
- Bankjob: We gotta get out of here!
- Beagle Boys: YEAH!
- Bankjob: We gotta get out of here and into Scrooge's money bin!
- Beagle Boys: YEAH, YEAH, YEAH!
- Glomgold: I have to rebuild half the city, and I can't use my robots!
- Scrooge: McDuck Construction will be glad to handle the job for you.
- Glomgold: How much will that cost?!
- Scrooge: How much you got?
- Glomgold: Scrooge McDuck, you're a low-down ruthless rat!
- Scrooge: What can I say, Flintheart? You bring out the best in me.
[11] Magica's Shadow WarEdit
- Huey: It's a shadow thief!
- Scrooge: After him! Er.. her! Er.. it!
- Poe: Shadow took over, locked Magica in a closet! Free her!
- Scrooge: Free that-that-that WITCH?! Never! It serves her right! She can stay locked in 'til Doomsday and it would be just ducky with me.
- Huey: But if she gets rid of that shadow...
- Dewey: We can't keep these lights on forever.
- Louie: Think of the electric bill.
- Scrooge: You have a point. Okay, let's go.
[12] Master of the DjinniEdit
- Scrooge: Still a cheater, eh, Glomgold?
- Glomgold: I look at it this way: Why not?
- [To Scrooge and Glomgold, disguised as harem girls.]
- Sultan: How did two camel humps like you become part of the finest harem in the land?
- Scrooge: 2-for-1 sale?
[13] Hotel StrangeduckEdit
- Louie: It sure is dark in here.
- Huey: I wonder where the light switch is.
- Louie: Hey, I found a candle!
- Dewey: Anybody got a match? [The "ghost" lights it for them.]
- Louie: T-t-thank you. Now we know which way to run.
- Huey, Dewey and Louie: YAAAAH!!!!!!!!
- Huey: Hey, why would a ghost need to use a door?
- Dewey: Is that a riddle or a knock-knock joke?
[14] The Lost Crown of Genghis KhanEdit
- Webby: You're so smart, Uncle Scrooge.
- Scrooge: Thanks, darling. And wasn't it smart of you to notice?
- Launchpad: You guys gotta think positive!
- Huey: But, Launchpad, Webby's lost, Unca Scrooge is lost, we're lost...
- Louie: ...and there's a monster in these caves trying to get 'em.
- Launchpad: C'mon! There must be something positive about all this.
- Dewey: If we don't keep moving, we're going to freeze to death.
- Launchpad: There you go!... You gotta keep a stiff upper lip, Louie.
- Louie: That's easy. It's frozen.
[15] Duckman of AquatrazEdit
- Dewey: Look! We know Unca Scrooge didn't steal that painting, right?
- Louie: Yeah! He only likes little paintings of presidents. The ones on dollar bills.
- [Scrooge is arm-wrestling the other inmates in quick succession]
- Scrooge: [wins] Next. [wins] Next. [wins] Next.
- Mad Dog McGurk: [rubbing his hand] How'd you get so strong, McDuck?
- Scrooge: By lifting moneybags.
- Prisoner: I lifted some moneybags once... right before they threw me in here.
[16] The Money VanishesEdit
- Scrooge: Until tomorrow, my beautiful cash. Good night, sleep tight and don't let inflation bite.
- Bigtime: It'll take a whole night of back-breaking work, aching muscles, dirt and sweat. [Passes the shovel to his brothers] You guys better get started.
[17] Sir Gyro de GearlooseEdit
[18] Dinosaur DucksEdit
[19] Hero for HireEdit
- Launchpad: [talking to Doofus during a ransom call] Did they hurt you?
- Doofus: [crying] They tortured me, Launchpad! They ate my pancakes!
- Launchpad: [under his breath] Those rats!
- [Launchpad decides not to tell the police anything after receiving a threatening phone call from the Beagle Boys]
- Judge: Now what were you here about, son?
- Launchpad: [quickly and nervously] I just wanted to tell you a joke: I knew a burglar who was so successful, he stopped makin' house calls. A yuk-yuk. [hurries away]
- Judge: Yuck is right.
- Launchpad: [to Ma Beagle] I'm lookin' for my friend Doofus, chubby little kid, about the size of this lamp. [motions to Doofus, who is tied up with a lampshade on his head]
- Babyface: [after he, Bankjob, and Bugle go flying out of Ma Beagle's car and into a paddy wagon] See what happens when you don't wear your seat belts?
- Launchpad: Surprise, Mr. McD!
- Scrooge: [happily] Launchpad, you're alive! [raises his cane] I'M GOIN' TA KILL YOU!
[20] Superdoo!Edit
[21] Maid of the MythEdit
- Viking 1: Feeding the prisoners to the sharks isn't any fun.
- Viking 2: It is for the sharks!
[22] Down and Out in DuckburgEdit
[23] Much Ado About ScroogeEdit
[24] Top DuckEdit
[25] Pearl of WisdomEdit
- Yardarm: [to Sharky] A plan worthy of a master criminal — all you're missing is a little diabolical laughter.
[26] The Curse of Castle McDuckEdit
[27] Launchpad's Civil WarEdit
[28] Sweet Duck of YouthEdit
[29] Earth QuackEdit
[30] Home Sweet HomerEdit
- Scrooge: Your Uncle Donald's done something right for a change. By accident, of course.
- Sirens: [chanting] Pennies, nickels, quarters, dimes, come to us while there's still time. Golden ducky ever bold, look into our eyes of gold.
[31] Bermuda Triangle TangleEdit
[32] Micro Ducks from Outer SpaceEdit
[33] Back to the KlondikeEdit
[34] Horse ScentsEdit
[35] Scrooge's PetEdit
[36–39] Catch as Cash CanEdit
Part I: A Drain On The EconomyEdit
- [referring to Glomgold's way of bailing the Beagles out of prison]
- Bouncer: "Ain't it a little early for Thanksgiving?
- Louie: (on Scrooge) I think those Beagle Boys have finally driven him nutso.
- Dewey: Knock it off! Uncle Scrooge is perfectly sane!
- Scrooge McDuck: (singsong) Yoo-hoo! Laddies! I've something to show you!
- [They enter the bin, and see Scrooge has rigged a giant artillery cannon to the door.]
- Dewey: Right, no mental problems here.
- Scrooge McDuck: (going crazy) No, no! Beagle Boys! Hide money! Win contests! Pretty fruit!
- Dewey: Snap out of it, Uncle Scrooge! We need you! (throws a wad of cash at Scrooge's head)
- Scrooge McDuck: Thanks, Dewey. I needed that.
- Dewey: You're all right!
- Scrooge McDuck: Yes, and I've figured out how to save my money from the Beagle Boys!
- Huey, Dewey, and Louie: You do?
- Scrooge McDuck: Yes! I'll give it to them!
- Huey, Dewey, and Louie: Say what?
Part II: A Whale Of A Bad TimeEdit
- Scrooge: (upon hearing that one of his cargo boats has vanished) A sea monster ate my ice creeeeeeeam!!! (he continues to shout this again and again as he flails crazily on the breakfast table)
- Mrs. Beakley: That must've been some ice cream.
- Huey: (holding down Scrooge) No, you don't understand! This wasn't ice cream! This was half his fortune!
- Security guard: I don't care if you're Frosty the Snowman's sisters. Mr. McDuck left explicit instructions for nobody to be let in, and that means you nobodies, too!
Part III: Aqua DucksEdit
- [The ducks are imprisoned in an undersea city.]
- Launchpad McQuack: Say, why don't we find ourselves some spoons and dig our way out of here?
- Scrooge McDuck: Launchpad, how did you ever manage to survive childhood?
Part IV: Working For ScalesEdit
- Scrooge: Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh, no!
- Flintheart Glomgold: Oh, yes! Oh, yes! Oh, yes!
[40] Merit-Time AdventureEdit
- Captain Mallard: My first mate Quackerbill was swallowed alive, which means he no longer is. You all sailed with good old Quackerbill! Remember what he always used to say?
- Entire Room: ARRR...
- Captain Mallard: Besides that!
[41] The Golden FleecingEdit
- Scrooge: [About Launchpad] It's no wonder he doesn't wear a crash helmet. What's to protect?
- Triplets: Don't worry. Launchpad taught us everything he knows about flying.
- Scrooge: Now I'm worried.
[42] Ducks of the WestEdit
- [Huey restarts times after thwarting the robbery]
- Babyface: Hey, the money!
- [the officer gets up and starts blasting his pistol at the Beagle Boys]
- Bankjob: Wha-?! How'd he get loose?! Eh, take this copper!
- [but instead of the pistol, he has a hot dog, which splatters out of his hand]
- Babyface: Huh?!
- Bankjob: Let's get out of here!
- [the Beagle boys trip and fall over due to their shoes being tied together]
- Babyface: Yow!
- Bankjob: Oof!
- Babyface: What the..!
- Bankjob: Aah!
- [they squirm towards their car while the officer continues firing at them]
- Louie: Gee, they got away.
- Huey: Well, at least we stopped the robbery.
- [after Scrooge explains their plan]
- Bankjob: Hey! How come we gotta be the ones to stay behind and keep 'em busy?
- Scrooge: Because you're too stupid to hook up Gyro's time tub!
- Bankjob: All right, all right, just asking.
[44] Back Out in the OutbackEdit
[45] Raiders of the Lost HarpEdit
- Magica: "Open!" says me.
- Magica: Give key to me or... (she turn into a sumo wrestler) I'll give big aches to you.
[46] The Right DuckEdit
[47] ScroogerelloEdit
- Scrooge: And to show his appreciation, old Scrooge McDuck is taking you all out to the finest hamburger stand in Duckburg!
- Webby: Can we order fries?
- Scrooge: You can even order hamburgers!
[48] Double-O-DuckEdit
- [repeated lines]
- DIA Director: Lunchpail...
- Launchpad McQuack: Launch-pad!
- DIA Director: Whatever.
[49] Luck O' the DucksEdit
- [After Webby reveals the booby-trap that would have buried Scrooge alive.]
- Scrooge: I... Webigail, I don't know what to say.
- Launchpad: I know what you're trying to say, Mr. McDee. She was right, you were wrong. She was wise, you were a fool. [ticking off on his fingers] You were greedy, selfish, rude, a great big mean...
- Scrooge: We get the idea, Launchpad!
[50] Duckworth's RevoltEdit
- Scrooge: (about re-hiring Duckworth) All in favor, say "yea!"
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie: YAY!
- Scrooge: The "yays" have it!
[51] Magica's Magic Mirror / Take Me Out of the Ball GameEdit
- Launchpad: I can't break their little hearts, Mr. McDee — you do it!
[52] Duck to the FutureEdit
[53] Jungle DuckEdit
[54] Launchpad's First CrashEdit
[55] Dime Enough for LuckEdit
[56] Duck in the Iron MaskEdit
- Scrooge: Easier than diving into my money bin!
- Launchpad: Really? You gotta let me try that some time, Mr.McD.
- Scrooge: No!
- Launchpad: Right!
[57] The Uncrashable HindentanicEdit
- Scrooge: [to Glomgold] Let's just say I'll invest a million in your company if I lose, and you invest a million in my company when I win.
- Director: McDuck, if we crash, we'll sue you for-!
- Carl Sagander: Billions and billions of dollars!
[58] The Status SeekersEdit
- Scrooge: [on being told that a ballroom is only for "important" people] Well, I don't know about status, but I own this hotel.
[59] Nothing to FearEdit
- Mrs. Quackenbush: Oh, boys! Aren't you forgetting something?
- Dewey: Our teacher, Mrs. Quackenbush!
- Mrs. Quackenbush: You didn't do your homework, boys--and you know how I hate that!
- (the nephews scream)
- Louie: Whose idea was it not to do our homework?
- Huey and Dewey: Yours!
- Louie: Whose idea was it to listen to my idea?
- Dewey: It's almost as if someone knows what our worst fears are and is using them against us.
- Huey: But who would know that much about us?
- (The door swings open, and evil version of Uncle Scrooge stands before them)
- Nephews: Uncle Scrooge!
- Evil Scrooge: Figured it out, did ya?! Well, my worst fears came true when I got YOU three little television-leaver-oners! I never wanted you here, but that no-good Donald dumped you on me. (tosses and breaks Donald's picture scaring the nephews) I've been doing all this to scare you out of my life!
- Louie: B-but how could you do all those things?
- Evil Scrooge: I'm rich! I can do anything! (laughs evilly) And I'll be ever richer when you're out of here!
- Nephews: (crying) Uncle Scrooge!
- Evil Scrooge: Don't call me that! I don't want to be your uncle anymore! (leaves)
[60] Dr. Jekyll and Mr. McDuckEdit
[61] Once Upon a DimeEdit
[62] Spies in Their EyesEdit
- Seaman: What are your orders, admiral?
- Admiral Grimitz: Somebody do something!
[63] All Ducks on DeckEdit
[64] Ducky Horror Picture ShowEdit
[65] Till Nephews Do Us PartEdit
- Webby: If Millionara offered me an apple in the forest, I sure wouldn't eat it!
- Goldie: You say "I do", and I'll show you the breeze of my shotgun!
- Goldie: You no-good varmint! I'll teach ya to lay eyes on another woman!
- Launchpad: Oops! That darn eject button is always getting in the way!
Season 2Edit
[66–70] Time is MoneyEdit
Part I: Marking TimeEdit
Part II: The Duck Who Would Be KingEdit
- Launchpad: Gee, she's nice. Do you think I made an impression?
- Huey: What? When you knocked over the statue, or when you ran into the door?
- Launchpad: All three.
- Townspeople: THE GREAT ONE HAS CHOSEN! ALL HAIL SKOOGE!
- Scrooge: That's Scrooge!
- Townspeople: WHATEVER.
- Bubba: Skooge home?
- Scrooge: No, Bubba, no home. Och, I'm starting to talk like him. Launchpad, how soon can we get back in the air?
- Launchpad: It's in pretty deep, Mr. McDee. We're gonna need help.
- Bubba: Bubba help.
- Scrooge: You've helped enough already. Boys, you stay here.
- Bubba: Bubba come?
- Scrooge: No, Bubba stay. Launchpad come... Och, I'm starting to talk like him.
Part III: Bubba TrubbaEdit
- Burger: Hey look, it's Ma! She musta broke outta jail!
- Bouncer: That's not Ma; it's Bigtime.
- Burger: Oh yeah; Ma's beard is darker.
- Glomgold: [seeing Scrooge on the news] Quick, give me something to throw!
- [Bouncer gives him a vase, which Glomgold throws into the TV]
- Glomgold: AAH! That vase is worth a quarter-million dollars!
- Bouncer: Not anymore!
- Scrooge: Gyro was right; Bubba's already costing me money! I've got to get him away from here. I know - you can take care of him!
- Louie: But we gotta go to school!
- Scrooge: Fine! Take 'im to school. Take 'im to the zoo. Take 'im to the cleaners! But just take 'im away from me!
- [At the Natural History Museum]
- Tour Guide: Scientists say that the Triceratops was a slow-moving, gentle creature.
- [Bubba and Tootsie come charging through the room, wreaking havoc]
- Tour Guide: ...But what do they know?
Part IV: Ducks On The LamEdit
- [The Beagle Boys have taken over Scrooge's money bin, and Scrooge assembles an army outside to storm the bin.]
- Glomgold: Aw, what happened? Did you lose your key?
- Scrooge: Has anyone ever told you you're a deceitful, lying vulture?
- Glomgold: Aw, now you make me blush. But times a wasting! You owe me ten million dollars by noon tomorrow, or you can kiss your diamond mine goodbye! [his car speeds off]
- Scrooge: Ohh, YOU...! YOU...!
- [wheels around and points his cane at the bin]
- Scrooge: CHAAAAAAARGE!
- Glomgold: [chasing Bubba and Tootsie] I'll get you, laddie, and your little dinosaur too!
- [riding on Tootsie's back with Bubba]
- Scrooge: Bubba, I need to find a phone!
- Bubba: Phone?
- Scrooge [mimes answering a telephone] Ring, ring, hello?
- Bubba: [mimes back] Hewwo!
- Scroobe: Never mind, just turn here.
- Duckworth: And therefore, in the words of the immortal Shakespeare, "hit the road, Jack!"
Part V: Ali Bubba's CaveEdit
- Scrooge: Launchpad! You actually brought us down without crashing!
- Launchpad: Oh, great! There goes my reputation!
- Glomgold: Soon this cave will be mine, unfair and square!
[71–75] Super DuckTalesEdit
Part 1: Liquid AssetsEdit
- Scrooge: A day without looking at me Money Bin is like a day without sunshine!
- Fenton: Together we can turn the financial world upside down!
- Scrooge: Do you mind if we start with my clothes?
- Fenton: [being dragged out of Scrooge's office] Give me a shot!
- Scrooge: You got it!
- [He points an antique shotgun into the air and fires a warning blast.]
- Fenton: Four hundred and sixty-five!
- Scrooge: Four hundred and sixty-five what?
- Fenton: Uh, shotgun pellets.
- Scrooge: [dumbstruck] You counted them?
- Fenton: I... sort of have a knack for that.
- Scrooge: Oh, yeah? Count this.
- [He tosses a handful of coins into the air, then quickly catches them again.]
- Fenton: A dollar seventy-eight.
- Scrooge: [looks] Amazing! To the penny! You're hired.
- Ma Beagle: You goofs! What am I supposed to do with an empty Money Bin?! Live in it, like the old lady in the shoe?
Part 2: Frozen AssetsEdit
- Launchpad: [on walkie-talkie] Launchpad to Mr. McDee, Launchpad to Mr. McDee. The Money Bin and I are a on a roll.
- Scrooge: Just make sure you don't roll into anything. [hears some noises over the walkie-talkie] What's all that racket?
- Launchpad: Eh, nothing to be concerned about. Just a little fender-bender, that's all.
- Scrooge: [hears people screaming] Why are people screaming?
- Launchpad: Ah, the sissies never saw a shopping mall collapse before. But don't worry; I'm OK!
- Scrooge: How far are you from the mountain I bought?
- Launchpad: I'd say about an hour, give or take a crash or two. Ooh, kiss that billboard goodbye. Launchpad, over and out!
- Fenton: The Money Bin's full! Your frozen assets are now lukewarm.
- Scrooge: Good, Fenton! Every last dime's been accounted for?
- Fenton: Yup! Except for the dime I used to make this call.
- Scrooge: Dime? What dime?!
- Fenton: Oh, just an old shiny one.
- Scrooge: In a glass case?!
- Fenton: Yeah, but I'll pay you back.
- Scrooge: That was the first dime I ever earned, you idiot! Why else would it be in a case?!
- Fenton: Blatherin' blatherskite! I thought it was for emergency phone calls!
- Scrooge: Get it back, now! Or you're FIRED!! [phone explodes in Fenton's face]
- Fenton: I think he's mad.
- Fenton: Uh, hi! I'm your new neighbor! Could I borrow the proverbial cup of sugar?
- Ma Beagle: Uh, well, uh, I don't have a proverbial cup. Will a tin one do?
- Fenton: Of course you know, this means a skirmish.
- Ma Beagle: How dare you steal what my boys rightfully stole first!
- Bigtime: It's bad enough that Jack Frost is nipping at my nose without youse guys bloodyin' it!
Part 3: Full Metal DuckEdit
- Fenton: It must be something you said; a secret word. Here goes - uh, "Ducks of Hazard." Uh, "now look what you've done!" ...Oh, blatherin' blatherskite! What could it be!?
- Fenton: [in disguise] Hi, Ma! It's me, Bermuda Beagle, back from being lost for 20 years in the Bermuda Triangle!
- Ma Beagle: Bermuda Beagle? I don't remember a son named Bermuda. 'Course, I got more boys than a toad has warts!
- Fenton: Ah, the old place looks just like I remember it!
- Baggy: Ahhh, but we didn't live here 20 years ago.
- Fenton: B-but what does it matter? The point is, we were together, a family. And by golly, any low-down worm that disagrees, he'll just have to take it up or we'll forklift it out of his hide. Speaking of hide, let's Beagle-bond a bit with a rousing game of hide-and-seek!
- Burger: Ooh, ooh, goody! Who's gonna be it?
- Fenton: Let's flip for it! Heads I win, tails you lose. Anybody got a bag full of dimes we could use?
- Ma Beagle: Hold it, you canine counterfiet! Look at this family photo. No Bermuda!
- Fenton: Uh, would you believe I was adopted?
- Fenton: Wakey-wakey. Hello, little boy. I'm the Tooth Fairy, and have I got a deal for you.
- Baggy: Uh, really?
- Fenton: Yes. If you give me that bag of dimes, I'll give you this bag of teeth.
- Bigtime: Better hang onto those - I think you're gonna need 'em!
- Duckworth: Announcing a dripping dunderhead, sir!
- Ma Beagle: Oh, I've always wanted a pink Thunderduck! Let's borrow it... permanently!
- Ma Beagle: If you don't like how I drive, get outta the hallway!
- Ma Beagle: Burger, if you don't control that appetite, I'm going to lose control of the car! [Burger jumps out]
- Burger: [ridiculous order, to a disguised GizmoDuck]
- GizmoDuck: That'll be a large bag of dimes, please. [Burger hands over the stolen bag of dimes] Thanks, sucker!
- Fenton: Hey, Ma! Look what I'm wearing!
- Ma Crackshell: Fenton, did you join a heavy metal band?
Part 4: The Billionaire Beagle Boys ClubEdit
- City Official: This is worse than the terrorists who held the city attorney hostage with an accordion!
- Ma Beagle: Oh, this party is a dream come true! Who'd have thought I'd be hob-knobbing with Duckburg's finest?
- Bigtime: What're you talkin' about, Ma? You've been in most of their homes before.
- Ma Beagle: Yeah, but only to swipe their silverware.
- GizmoDuck: Gandra! Would you believe you've stolen my heart?
- Gandra: So is that any reason to steal my car?
- Ma Beagle: It's thieves like them who are making the world a lousy place to live for thieves like us!
- Ma Beagle: [chasing Huey, Dewey & Louie] Come back with that cash!
- Burger: [follows] Come back with those desserts!
Part 5: Money to BurnEdit
- Scrooge: [after alien robots steal the Money Bin] You haven't seen the last of me, you purse snatchers from space!
- Launchpad: What's more important, a couple of quadrillion dollars or your life?
- Scrooge: Is this a multiple-choice question?
Season 3Edit
[76] The Land of Tra-La-LaEdit
- Fenton: [watching Scrooge freak out and begin to make squirrel noises] Interesting...
[77] Allowance DayEdit
- Scrooge: Fenton, it's Saturday! You were supposed to sign that lease extension yesterday!
- Fenton: That's what I don't understand, Mr. McDuck! I flew out here yesterday, but when I arrived, it was already tomorrow. Talk about your long flights!
- Scrooge: Wait a minute. You did leave yesterday, which was Thursday. That means today should be Friday!
- Fenton: Right now, I'd be happy if it was Tuesday and this was Belgium!
- General Chiquita: It's your last day, McDuck! For assaulting the president of the Banana Republic, I order you and your amigo here shot at high noon!
- Fenton: Is that high noon on Friday, or Saturday?
- Fenton: But I'm too young to die! And too nice! And much, much too nervous!
- Scrooge: What's going on? High noon isn't for another hour!
- General Chiquita: I thought I would save you needless anguish by moving up the execution.
- Fenton: But, but I was just starting to enjoy my anguish!
- Fenton: Friends, Romans, and banana lovers! I regret that I have but one life to give to your ridiculous country!
[78] Bubbeo and JulietEdit
[79] The Good MuddahsEdit
- Webby: There's no place like home.
[80] My Mother, The PsychicEdit
[81] Metal AttractionEdit
[82] Dough Ray MeEdit
- Scrooge: Fenton, you're a genuine genius!
- Fenton: Oh, I bet you say that to all the genuine geniuses.
[83] Bubba's Big BrainstormEdit
- Scrooge: [after Bubba causes a stack of books to fall down] Well, you get an "A" in home wreckonomics.
[84] The Big FlubEdit
- Scrooge: [Getting out of bed] Time to make like interest rates and rise.
- Fenton's Mother: I'm so proud! My own son on Oprah Webfeet! And to think your class voted you most likely to become homeless.
- Mrs. Crackshell: [Reading a telegram from Fenton] Dear Mama, if you thought my head was in the clouds before, you should see me now. Your ever-loving and free-floating son, Fenton. P.S. HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!
[85] A Case of Mistaken Secret IdentityEdit
[86] Blue Collar ScroogeEdit
- Scrooge: Always be ready for surprises when you work for Scrooge McDuck! Got it, Beaver?
[87] BeaglemaniaEdit
- Scrooge: Well, you're no-good, low-down degenerates who belong behind bars, but... keep up the good work!
- Ma Beagle: Just shut up and suffer for your art!
[88] Yuppy DucksEdit
- Dr. von Swine: Now I must go! I have a one o'clock beak transplant, and I can't keep the patient waiting or she won't pay for her bill.
[89] The Bride Wore StripesEdit
- Ma Beagle: Hang on, boys! Your mother's about to enter the state of matrimony!
- Burger: Is that the state near Minny-soty?
- Ma Beagle: How about a little kiss goodnight? [Puckers up]
- Scrooge: I'd rather kiss Shamu the whale!
- Duckworth: One more precious family moment, and I may upchuck.
- Big Time Beagle: What are we gonna do, Daddy Scroogey?
- Burger Beagle: Yeah, nothing personal, but we hates living here!
- Scrooge: I hate having you here. But I'm afraid your mother and I are in this 'til death do us part... which suddenly gives me a perfectly demented idea.
- Burger Beagle: Ooh, those are our favorite kind!
[90] The Unbreakable BinEdit
[91] Attack of the 50-Foot WebbyEdit
[92] The Masked MallardEdit
- Laurence Loudmouth: We don't need facts, we're in television!
[93] A DuckTales Valentine / Armor or LessEdit
Season 4Edit
[94] Ducky Mountain HighEdit
[95] Attack of the Metal MitesEdit
- Scrooge: I'm allergic to money, you know. All I have to do is touch it and I break out into a rash of cash!
- Glomgold: You understand what to do?
- Dijon: Perfectly, Mr. Gleamgold. I mean, Goldheart. Heartburn?
- Glomgold: Glomgold, you brick-brain!
- Dijon: You are very perceptive, sir. Most people are not aware of Dijon's brain.
- Scrooge: There's one mite missing! It could multiply!
- [Gizmoduck gets distracted while he is supposed to be rescuing a man from a crumbling platform. He finally saves the panicked guy in the nick of time by flying up with his propellor.]
- Gizmoduck: [points to his propellor helmet] And I bet you thought my head was only filled with brains!
- Rescued Citizen: Oh, I would never think that!
- Scrooge: Fenton, don't you think it's time you went and called your friend? [winks repeatedly]
- Fenton: I think I oughta call a doctor, looks like you got somethin' in your eye!
[96] The Duck Who Knew Too MuchEdit
- Fenton: (on climbing under a moving train) Kids, don't try this at home!
- Scrooge: Waiter! There's an airplane in my soup!
- Fenton: If I have to, I'll save Mr. McDuck's money armed only with my wits! And no cracks about going into battle unarmed!
- Ma Crackshell: (watching a soap opera) Oh, Valerie, don't marry Drake! He's a cad, a scoundrel; not to mention he's a beakened gizzard.
[97] New Gizmo Kids on the BlockEdit
[98] Scrooge's Last AdventureEdit
[99–100] The Golden GooseEdit
Part IEdit
- Webby: Duckworth! Have you seen Hewey, Dewey and Louie?
- Duckworth: No, Miss Webigail, my morning has been quite calm.
Part IIEdit
Comic storiesEdit
- Glomgold: I know that Scrooge. I bet he's going to steal the sidewalks... or change the traffic lights, from red and green to vermillion and polka dot.
- Glomgold: And who are you, little lady?
- Magica: I'm no lady, I'm Magica DeSpell, the most evil sorceress in the world, and Scrooge's worst enemy.
- Glomgold: I'm sorry, but I'm Scrooge's worst enemy.
- Magica: Ha! I'm twice the enemy you are. I hate him.
- Glomgold: Well, I hate him more than you do!
- Magica: Yeah? Well, I hate him more than ring-around-the-cauldron!
- Glomgold: I hate him more than an I.R.S. audit in August!
- Magica: I'll turn you into a tongue-tied tree toad, you old buzzard. I'm more evil than ten of you!
- Fair official: Scrooge McDuck, you didn't pay for your rides on the ferris wheel, airplane, or water slide. You owe us two dollars and fifty-nine cents!
- Scrooge: Just for three little rides? (sigh) I could've bought seven new hats for the price of this one! (double sigh)
- Baggy: Scroogie got hold of some kind of treasure map, and he's taking off with his nephews tomorrow for the Artichoke!
- Bigtime: Not the Artichoke, idiot! The Arctic!
- Baggy: So? What's the difference?
- Bigtime: The Arctic is an ocean and an artichoke is a vegetable, dimwit!
- Baggy: Boy, are you smart! It's no wonder they call you Bigtime around here!
- Bigtime: They'll be calling you "Toothless" if you don't put me down!
- Glomgold: I've signed a whopping million dollar contract to write a book on my space odyssey! I'll make even more on the movie rights!
- Scrooge: Burst me bagpipes and tan me tartans! If it wasn't for me, you'd still be stuck on that miserable planet!
- Glomgold: I'm a fair man... I'll give you a one-line mention in the book!
- Scrooge: (when aliens steal his cuff links) Oh no, you don't! Not unless you've got eightteen quadrillion bucks! And FIFTY CENTS!
- Launchpad: Trapezium can be synthesized out of almost anything! Trouble is, it's not usually worth the effort! You can pick 'em up for a nickel over in St. Canard! I know this screwy duck and his daughter over there...
- Scrooge: Hold still, Magica! I get extra points for evil sorceress in this game!
- Fenton: Yipes! What do I do next? I'm no Launchpad! I can't fly!"
- Baggy: Geez! I ain't scrubbed so much since the reform school graduation dance!
- Scrooge: Confound you, Launchpad! You knocked the top off another pyramid!
- Launchpad: (gulp) Sorry, sir! At least now they're a matched set!
- Launchpad: $6.17? You dragged me away from my nap just to collect a dinky sum like that?
- Scrooge: (as Magica tries to steal his Number One Dime) Why, oh why couldn't that woman have a fetish for rutabagas, or something?
- Glomgold: What's this world coming to when you'd rather watch TV than argue with your greatest enemy?
- Magica: It's not nice to fire at a lady! And it's incredibly stupid to shoot at a witch!
- Scrooge: You let us go right now or I'm going to buy this place and tear it down to build hamburger stands!
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost LampEdit
- Launchpad: Please put your seats back in the upright positions.
- Scrooge: Just put the plane in an upright position!
- Scrooge: Ah, nothing but old robes. 40 years of searching, and I end up with Collie Baba's dirty laundry!
- Webby: Well, at least the box is pretty, Uncle Scrooge.
- Merlock: At last, after all these centuries, the lamp will be mine again!
- Dijon: Yes, yes! You will be more powerful than... than... locomotive! More faster than speedy bull! You will leap all buildings in a single town!
- Merlock: And you shall finally be rewarded for your dubious assistance.
- Dijon: Oh, you mean it? My own mountain of money?
- Merlock: Yes. Now, give it to me.
- Dijon: Give? What give?
- Merlock: The map. Give it to me.
- Dijon: De map? Dat specific map? Right here, right now?
- Merlock: (grabs Dijon by the collar) You didn't steal it?!
- Dijon: Too many people, Merlock! Only one Dijon! But look what I did steal - several billfolds... dis handy pocket watch... floss... and date nut bar... and two tickets to the feta cheese festival. For you, master!
- Merlock: Bah! (throws him to the ground)
- Dijon: Maybe you would like de floss?
- Merlock: (exasperated) Did you at least see where the map leads?
- Dijon: Oh yes, master, oh yes! Into de middle of de desert, where de sand burns like a hot kabob!
- Merlock: But I searched every square inch! Perhaps this time I'll let Scrooge do the searching for me...
- Dijon: Oh, smart move, master! Let him boil out his brains in de sun!
- Merlock: And you shall accompany him as his guide.
- Dijon: (nods, then realizes what he said) But I have such sensitive skin, and my brain boils so quickly! (Merlock gives him an angry look) But who needs brains to be a guide anyway?
- Scrooge: According to the map, the Cave of Collie Baba should be right here, under the gaze of Mount Badude.
- Louie: Uh, I don't see anything, Unca Scrooge.
- Dewey: Not even a mirage.
- Launchpad: Maybe we took a wrong turn at that last sand dune.
- Scrooge: (after Launchpad's camel trips over a pyramid tip) Launchpad! Can't you even ride a camel without crashing it?
- Launchpad: It's not my fault. Humpy here just had a great fall. He must have hit this lousy rock.
- Dewey: Think we'll see a mummy?
- Dijon: That reminds me - my mummy's expecting me; it's time for my nap.
- Dijon: Is there a doctor in the pyramid?
- Louie: Where ya gonna keep all this treasure, Unca Scrooge?
- Scrooge: Oh, I won't keep it all, Louie. Most of these artifacts will go to museums.
- Huey: That doesn't sound like Unca Scrooge.
- Scrooge: That way, I can enjoy a hefty tax break!
- Huey: That does!
- Scrooge: (after Merlock and Dijon double-cross them) D'oh! I knew that rat's prices were too good to be true!
- Launchpad: Forward, ho! (they crash into the wall) Reverse, ho!
- Scrooge: If you don't stop crashing, I'll give you the heave ho!
- Launchpad: Either the water's getting higher, or the roof is getting lower!
- Merlock: They have vanished!
- Dijon: B-but how?
- Merlock: With the lamp, you fool! And you help me get it back! (dangles Dijon over the giant scorpions) Or their sting will seem like a tickle compared with mine!
- Scrooge: I canna work, Mrs. Featherby. I'm going home!
- Mrs. Featherby: But what about your lunch?
- Scrooge: Sell it!
- Webby: As soon as I'm done polishing my tea pot, we can have a tea party with all my dollies!
- Huey: Thanks for the warning.
- Genie: Finally, room to stretch! My foot's been asleep for six centuries.
- Genie: Whoo, cold food closet! Where do you hang the chickens?
- Genie: (fighting with an egg beater) Back! Back, you foul egg!
- Genie: (reading an encyclopedia) Las Vegas must be some place if Caesar moved his palace there!
- Genie: (seeing a globe) Hey, what's this? A baseball? A bowling ball? Cinderella's ball?
- Huey: It's a globe of the earth.
- Genie: Get out! You mean the world isn't flat? I must have missed that part.
- Louie: Boy, he has been in that lamp a long time.
- Huey: Wait a second! What about our wishes?
- Genie: Wishes? Do I look like a birthday cake?
- Louie: Aw, c'mon, you can't fool us! A Genie's supposed to grant wishes.
- Webby: Yeah! Three wishes for every master.
- Genie: Oh, darn! Everybody remembers that part.
- Louie: I'll have the first wish! I'm gonna wish for a million wishes!
- Genie: Get serious! That never works.
- Huey: Uh-oh! It's our nanny!
- Louie: Hurry! Hide the elephant!
- Dewey: Oh yeah, like where?
- Scrooge: (after Mrs. Beakley swears there was a baby elephant in the library) Mrs. Beakley, is this a ploy to get some vacation time?
- Genie: Not the lamp! Put me in a doghouse! A madhouse! Even a house of pancakes! ANYWHERE BUT THE LAMP!
- Nephews: (sweetly) Hellooooooo, Unca Scrooge.
- Webby: (sweetly) Hellooooooo, Unca Scrooge.
- Scrooge: Don't you "Hellooooooo" me!
- Huey: What else should we wish for?
- Dewey: How about a small speedboat?
- Genie: Oh, sure. You want that with or without an ocean?
- Dewey: A little much, huh?
- Genie: Well, just a tad.
- Huey: I wish for the world's biggest ice cream sundae. Uh, but not too big.
- Genie: Ice cream sundae, come on down!
- (Ice cream and whipped cream fall from the sky and land in the kiddie pool, but a giant cherry lands on Huey's head.)
- Genie: Hmmm... gotta watch out for that wind shear.
- Mrs. Beakley: Oh, dear. No sign of them yet. Should I call the police?
- Scrooge: Aye - to hold me down when those rascals get home! This time, they'll be grounded for a month! No video games, no television, and no more friends...!
- (Huey whispers something to Genie, who zaps Scrooge)
- Scrooge: ...spending the night?
- Kids: We're back!
- Mrs. Beakley: Children, I think your uncle has something to say to you.
- Scrooge: (stern) Aye... (loving) Welcome home! Can I get you and Gene anything? Cookies? Milk? Ice cream?
- Huey: Uh, no thanks, Unca Scrooge. We're kinda full.
- Webby: And sleepy.
- Scrooge: That's because it's past your bedtime! Now scoot along, me wee ones.
- Huey, Dewey, Louie, & Webby: Good night, Unca Scrooge!
- Genie: Nighty-night.
- Scrooge: Sleep tight!
- Duckworth: (deadpan) That's telling them, sir.
- Genie: So this is how it feels to be one of the guys. (yawning) It's all I've ever wished for.
- Huey: How many wishes do we have left?
- Louie: Just my last one. And Webby's.
- Dewey: We'd better make sure they're special.
- Genie: It's him! (screaming) Hide me! Hide Me! Hurry! Chase him away!
- Huey: But it's just an old owl.
- Genie: An owl?
- Dewey: Yeah, he comes around here every night.
- Genie: Oh, I thought it was my meanest master, the one Collie Baba stole the lamp from.
- Huey: Your master was a bird?
- Genie: A bird, snake, wolf. He can change into anything. He's an evil sorcerer!
- Dewey: But he can't still be alive!
- Louie: He'd be ancient.
- Huey: Yeah! Older than Unca Scrooge, even.
- Genie: Yeah. Except his first wish was to live forever.
- Huey: Ooooh! Good wisher.
- Genie: Nooooo - bad wisher. (sobbing) Oh, you don't know! He made me do the worst things.
- Dewey: Like what?
- Genie: Did you ever hear of Atlantis? It was everyone's favorite resort until Merlock couldn't get reservations. Then down she went! (sobbing harder) And poor Pompeii! Old Mt. Vesuvius would never have blown her top if Merlock hadn't blown his!
- Louie: But why are you worried about? He used up his wishes.
- Genie: That's just it. Merlock has unlimited wishes because he has a magic talisman! It's what gives him all his powers. And when he puts it on the lamp, he gets as many wishes as he wants! Now do you see why I'm a little jumpy? (sobbing)
- Louie: Well, maybe we should wish for the Talisman.
- Genie: No, that's the one wish I can't do. You'd have to steal it from him yourself, and good luck!
- Dewey: But, don't worry about that mean old master now.
- Louie: Yeah, he has no idea you're with us, and that's the way it's gonna stay.
- [Merlock, as a vulture, flies over Scrooge's estate carrying Dijon]
- Dijon: There it is, Merlock, there it is! You can drop me off anywhere along here... (Merlock flies over a briar patch) B-but not there! Not there! Ahhhh! (Merlock drops him in the briar patch) Ow! That is going to leave a nasty mark!
- Merlock: (turns back into his regular form) Are you certain this is where Scrooge lives?
- Dijon: This time, I am very sure... I think.
- Merlock: Then we begin our search...
- Dijon: (climbing out of briar patch) In light? But I am not a popular favorite in that house. Scrooge find me, he kill me!
- Merlock: (knocks Dijon back into the briar patch) Then stay behind if you wish! I'll try very hard to remember you at reward time.
- Scrooge: I told you, I'm not going to the ball!
- Duckworth: But sir, I've already arranged for Launchpad to take you to the society's mountain lodge.
- Scrooge: So cancel Launchpad! I'll not only save face, but my life as well.
- Webby: Genie, you're going to love playing tea party.
- Genie: I know, I've read all about it. Can I be the guy who dresses like an Indian and throws the tea off the boat?
- Webby: No no no, silly, not a Boston Tea Party!
- Mrs. Beakley: (attacking the transformed Merlock) Oh, eeyuck! I hate rats!
- Genie: (after turning Webby's stuffed animals into living beings) Eh, eh, eh, cookies, anyone? Whoa! Feeding frenzy!
- Mrs. Beakley: If there's anything I hate more than elephants in the house, it's rats! Here ratty, ratty, come to nanny... (sees the living toys coming her way) Ahhhh! This isn't a house, it's a zoo!
- Genie: Wish them back, please!
- Webby: I can't; that was my last wish!
- Genie: Oh, I wish you hadn't have said that.
- Duckworth: Oh dear, Launchpad isn't answering. He must be on his way. Won't you go, sir?
- Scrooge: Aye, to work! Tell Launchpad he can take you to the ball.
- Scrooge: (trying to catch his top hat, landed on top of the living toys) Since when does a hat have a mind of its own?
- Duckworth: (as the toy inside Scrooge's hat zips around, taking Scrooge with it) Hold onto your hat, sir!
- Dijon: Poor nosey!
- Scrooge: Blow me bagpipes! He's a genie!
- Mrs. Beakley: Does his mother know about this?
- Scrooge: Heavenly heather! The genie in the magic lamp! The fortunes I could own! I could have the world's biggest diamond! No! The world's biggest diamond mine! No-no! All the diamond mines! No! The entire mining industry! Yes, yes, yes...! I can see that this is going to take some careful thought.
- Duckworth: It's your ride, sir. Or should I say, my ride?
- Scrooge: Are you Kiddin? I wouldn't this party for all the scones in Scotland.
- Duckworth: But the treasure.
- Scrooge: Aye, the treasure.
- Genie: Music, food, guacamole! It's a party! Ha ha! Gotta boogie! Gotta bingo! I gotta get out of this lamp. Oh, please, please, please.
- Scrooge: Can you keep quiet at all?
- Genie: If you let me out, I'll be as quiet as a mouse, and just as small.
- Scrooge: Oh, all right, all right. (lets Genie out)
- Genie: Hey, look at us! A couple of single guys out on the town.
- Scrooge: Guess again. (puts Genie in a shrub)
- Genie: Hey!
- Scrooge: You can watch the ball from here. Otherwise, you go back in the lamp.
- Genie: But what if I win the door prize?
- Dijon: Master, all this flip-flapping-- maybe we take the bus back?
- Genie: Quick! You gotta wish us out of here!
- Scrooge: Not me! These wishes are worth a fortune.
- Genie: What's more important, a fortune or your life?
- Scrooge: ... Well...
- Genie: Hey, it's not exactly a trick question!
- Scrooge: (as Merlock smashes a hole in the door) He's got a bear?
- Genie: HE IS THE BEAR!
- (Scrooge and the Genie are both stuck in the lamp.)
- Genie: I don't hear anything; I think they're gone.
- Scrooge: Where are we?
- Genie: Well, it's not exactly the Ritz.
- Scrooge: Not the lamp?
- Genie: Sorry about the smell. You get used to it after a couple hundred years. Could you move your elbow, please?
- Scrooge: GET ME OUT OF HERE!
- Genie: (does so) Do you have to yell at me all the time?
- Scrooge: Hmph. I wouldna' be in this mess if it weren't for you. Thanks to you, I've got a crazy animal act on my tail!
- Genie: That's it, blame the genie. I only saved your life.
- Scrooge: Sorry.
- Genie: It's not my fault Merlock's after me. I didn't ask to be Mr. Popular. All I want is a life of my own, like your nephews. With my own bike, a stack of comic books, a sled... maybe some ski equipment, a CD player, my own home video entertainment system-
- Scrooge: All right, all right!
- Genie: Oh, no! It's Merlock! Hide me, hide me!
- Scrooge: I've got to get you to my vault; it's the only safe place. Time to go back!
- Genie: B-b-but you saw what a dump it is.
- Scrooge: Sorry Genie, but the party's over.
- Genie: And just when we were getting to be buddies. [groans]
- Scrooge: Don't bother landing! I don't have time for any more disasters!
- (Scrooge rushes into the money bin and shockingly finds Genie serving Dijon.)
- Dijon: Good morning, Scrooge sir.
- Scrooge: What's going on?!
- Dijon: At the urging of my Genie, I have decided to seek my fortune.
- Genie: I-I never thought he'd wish for your fortune, Mr. McDuck, I swear!
- Scrooge: But th-the lamp? (looks at the lamp he's holding, which pours gravy on him) Gravy?
- Dijon: (holds up the real lamp) That's right! I get the loot, you get the boot!
- Scrooge: (being arrested by his own bin's security guards) Well, you can forget about this year's Christmas bonus!
- Huey: Dijon has everything - the mansion, the factories...
- Duckworth: Even your spat collection, sir.
- Dijon: Everything smells more delicious when you're rich - even me!
- Genie: Shouldn't we be bird-watching?
- Dijon: Don't worry about Merlock. He would not dare to confront the great and powerful Dijon... Anyway, I don't think he knows about me yet.
- Launchpad: I've got the bin at 12:00 high, Mr. McD! Give or take 10 minutes.
- Dijon: Whoever said money cannot buy peace of mind must have had the brains of a garbanzo bean!
- Scrooge: You maniac! Return the bin before I stuff that lamp down your throat!
- Genie: This time you have to make a wish!
- Scrooge: Aye. I wish me, and my family, and the bin were back in Duckberg, right now!
- Genie: (changed into a real boy) Now I can do all the things real boys do - run through fields! Play catch! Roll over! Wait, that's a dog.
- [last lines]
- Dijon: But it's only some loose change!
- Scrooge: [chasing him] I'll change your face, you thief! [chasing him out the door of the bin] SOMEBODY! STOP THOSE PANTS!
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U.S. Rep. C.W. Bill Young
Bill Young through the years
President Bush walks with Rep. C. W. Young, R-Fla., after arriving at the White House in Washington, on Marine One from Andrews Air Force Base, Md., in 2001. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Official photo of C.W. Bill Young, R-Indian Shores, from his 19th campaign for the House District 10 seat.
A photo of then-state Sen. Bill Young in the late 1960s. TRIBUNE FILE PHOTO
State Sen. Bill Young holds an umbrella in the Florida Capitol on May 23, 1967. Leaks in the building's roof had lawmakers reaching for umbrellas indoors. TRIBUNE FILE PHOTO
Construction of SoCom's new war fighting center begins with an April 30, 2004, ground-breaking ceremony at MacDill Air Force Base. Shown left to right are: Lt. Col. Bob McCall, Army Corps of Engineers; Gen. Bryan Doug Brown, commander, U.S. Special Operations Command; U.S. Rep. Bill Young (R-Indian Rocks Beach); Brig. Gen. David Tanker Snyder, MacDill commander; and Tony Gallivan, vice president, Clark Construction Company Inc. Photo by Sgt. First Class Rachel Davis
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Rep. C. W. Young at the groundbreaking for the new USO at Tampa International Airport in March 2012. TRIBUNE FILE
Rep. C.W. Bill Young, R-Fla., speaking from the floor of the Houser of Representatives at the Capitol in Washington Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006, holds up the T-Shirt that prompted Young's wife Beverly to be removed from the gallery by Capital hill police during a State of the Union address. The police chief later apologized for the incident. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. Rep. C.W. Bill Young
President Bush walks with Rep. C. W. Young, R-Fla., after arriving at the White House in Washington, on Marine One from Andrews Air Force Base, Md., in 2001. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


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