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Without further ado, here's the discussion of this week's episode:
Let's discuss the March 23 episode of "Lost," "Ab Aeterno," below.
Richard Alpert. He's on a horse!
Look at your man. Now Ricardo. He has two tickets to that thing you want -- eternal damnation.
OK, I'm sure a lot of you are sick of my Old Spice references. I get it.
So let's cut to the chase. "Ab Aeterno," Tuesday's Richard-cenric episode, was very enjoyable. If anyone's had an interesting life, it's that hombre.But before we get to the love story that gave "Ab Aeterno" its emotional resonance, let me just get to the conclusion I've now come to about the island:
It's a Hellmouth. Right?
Like many of you probably did, I spent much of the episode wondering whether the island was, in fact, actually Hell (although if that were true, I wondered, how could Smokey or the British officer kill people in Hell? What, would killing them make them more dead? That didn't make sense to me, so I didn't jump to any conclusions).
But that was a feint; the island isn't Hell (I think). It's a gateway point between bad things and the rest of the world. And there is a specially chosen being stationed at that gateway, trying to prevent the Bad Things -- and one Big Bad in particular -- from getting at the rest of humanity.
So… Jacob is Buffy? And the Candidates are Slayers? Richard Alpert is Giles? And MIB/UnLocke/Smockey is … Mayor Wilkins? (Or the "Buffy" villain of your choice?)
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm not unhappy with this definition of the island. I hope that, before "Lost" ends, we get more concrete information about whether the island is necessarily part of our reality or something that exists as a kind of parallel world or alternate dimension or Special Thingie (sorry to get technical with the physics jargon there).
At least I hope we get a more concrete definition about what the island is, though I suppose Hellmouth works for me, generally speaking. (And the possibility exists that it really is Hell, but I think Richard's outburst on that topic at the start of the episode was more the byproduct of his having spent over 100 years on the island only to end up feeling as bereft and alone as he felt when he arrived.)Just as the Big Bads on "Buffy" were more or less devices that existed to create dramatic stakes and put the characters and their relationships through their paces, the Jacob vs MIB/Smockey battle is, to a degree, this season's plot device, the overarching mechanism that keeps the dramatic tension percolating.
But there have always bigger ideas at work -- on both shows. "Buffy" and "Lost" (and many other fine dramas) explore the idea of loyalty and what you'll sacrifice and who you'll make sacrifices for. It's about finding out who you are when the chips are down and your friends and loved ones -- your self-created family -- are all you have left.
Even more than "Buffy" was, "Lost" is about choice. And when it comes to that, shipwrecked, confused Richard taught Jacob an important lessons -- about both letting go and being more active in the fight.
Richard made Jacob realize that he had to be a more active presence in his candidates' lives. He ended up meeting them in those special moments that took place at critical junctures in their lives (and he engineered other events and situations via Richard).
And I do wonder if the conclusions Jacob eventually came to about free will -- perhaps a thought process begun on that beach during that conversation with Richard -- made him eventually decide that he should let Ben kill him, in order to let the candidates choose their own path in a Jacob-less world. It's pretty clear from his fight with Richard that Jacob could have taken Ben down pretty easily. But he chose not to.
It felt like Richard's bracing dip in the ocean -- his baptism from Jacob -- was a reminder to viewers too: The choices these people make, in every timeline, in every situation, matter. So Jacob had to die and let the chips fall where they may. Will is not free when people's lives and choices are completely manipulated.
Giving them nudges? Jacob's OK with that, though you could argue that he merely manipulates events and people less than MIB/UnLocke does. And you could ask, does the degree to which one manipulates determine whether said manipulation is good and useful or not? I wonder.
So, to think of the island as Hell is too narrow a definition. But the word "hellish" might be the only definition that works for the wider world, if MIB/UnLocke gets out of his palm-fringed cage.
So Jacob says.
Just to digress a bit, how do we know the bad guy here is MIB/UnLocke/Smockey (sorry for the awkward construction, but I'm using that for the character/entity played on the island in Seasons 5 and 6 by Terry O'Quinn and Titus Welliver)? I'm not sure we still can entirely define either Jacob or MIB/UnLocke as good or bad.
I'm OK with with that, partly because Mark Pellegrino and Titus Welliver are so good at playing age-old adversaries that I'd watch them do that all day long. And I'm even more OK with that because, for reasons discussed above, a straight-up good-guy/bad-guy battle is simply less interesting and less subtle than "Lost" usually is (though I do like the way that white and black shirts and rocks are just the guys' way of goofing on their epic, murderous showdown).
And though Jacob is willing to nudge people in the right directions, he's also OK with them exercising their free will and (I think) OK with them removing their names from the candidate list. MIB/UnLocke, on the other hand, merely wants to manipulate others to get what he wants -- and at this point, that involves the death of Jacob, the death of anyone who takes Jacob's place, and above all, freedom to leave the island.
But just to play devil's advocate (or UnLocke's advocate) for a second, let's examine what Jacob has told everyone. He's said that MIB/UnLocke is bad -- and we know this based on what? Jacob has said that if MIB/UnLocke gets off the island, hell will be unleashed. We know that how? Because Jacob said so. What proof do we have that UnLocke unleashed would be a Very Bad Thing? I'm just wondering. I really don't know the answer to that.
I don't particularly have any reason to believe or disbelieve Jacob or Isabella, though of course I'd much rather believe in free will than believe that humanity is fated to remain stuck in a continuous cycle of hatred and evil. If we're picking between a) Team Free Will/Jacob and b) Team Humans Are Losers/MIB/UnLocke, put me down for Choice A.
Here I am yammering away at all these big ideas about free will and destiny -- but the best episodes of "Lost" wrap those grand concepts in episodes that just work on a pure storytelling level. What was great about "Ab Aeturnum" is that it showed us a story about one imperfect, well-intentioned man caught up in this terrible struggle. And he's not making decisions based on philosophical beliefs or theories about human advancement. He's making decisions based on what he lost and how he might get it back again.
(And it's worth remembering the name of the show at this juncture. If nothing else, this show has been about what people have lost, what they've given up, what they've done to get back what they want -- and the price they paid for getting what they want, or at least a version of it. If the show has a big theme running through it, it's that without free will and love, you're lost.)
Perhaps what made this episode so enjoyable was the fact that it involved a character I already liked a lot, trying -- just as we in the audience have been trying -- to figure out who these two guys are and what their deal is. Perhaps I liked it because it didn't have a Flash Sideways (and not that some of those episodes haven't worked, but it was a relief to have a break from figuring out how Sideways World fits in to everything).
Perhaps I liked it because it was about a man who lost everything and just wanted to hear his wife's voice again. "Lost" doesn't always do love stories well, but when they work, they really work.
From the relationship angle, "Ab Aeterno" wasn't on the level of "The Constant" (after all, we just met Isabella), but it still worked well as a love story, especially in that scene at the end. Whether or not he could see her, Richard felt his wife's presence again, and you could see, in that moment, how much he had suffered (he would not have suffered more, I imagine, if he had actually landed in the version of Hell he was raised to believe in).
Will Richard still go to work for to MIB/UnLocke or will he stick with Jacob's team? I don't know, but perhaps not. Perhaps that moment of absolution from his wife will convince Richard to stop playing their reindeer games. As others have written in recent weeks, perhaps we're heading for a point at which all the people still on the island just say, "Enough" and band together to get themselves off the island, come what may for Jacob and his adversary.
Much of "Ab Aeterno" focused on the ideas of sin, forgiveness, grace, penance and absolution. And faith, obviously. Jacob made Richard ageless, but we found out that Richard wanted to stay alive forever so that he would not go to hell. The poor guy.
Whether or not the island is the actual Hell of his faith, hasn't Richard done enough penance? Hasn't he suffered enough? If anyone has earned grace, it's him. If anyone has had his faith tested, it's him -- he who thought his years on Earth were ultimately a waste of time. And what were his sins, really? He killed a man, accidentally, in order to get medicine for his wife. And then he spent several lifetimes working for a man who he thought was, ultimately, doing good things.
It may be a crazy thing to say, because I love the character so much, but I hope Richard can die now. "Lost" has to have some deaths this season, and if anyone deserves a noble, iconic death, it's poor old Ricardo.
Like anyone else, he tried his best in an unforgiving world and maybe he made some mistakes, but he's done more than his share of suffering. I wonder if, now that he's been absolved by his wife, if he can absolve himself and move on. And perhaps find her in the next life or wherever he goes when he actually does die (which at this point, seems as though it would be a great relief).
Just to address the Richard backstory itself, before I get to the hail of bullet points, I have to say, I enjoyed that aspect of things (not least for the scene of Ricardo riding a horse). Sure, elements of some of the Ricardo scenes were a bit melodramatic and over the top, but Nestor Carbonell always plays the character with absolute sincerity, so that kept things from straying into telenovela territory.
And to see his terror at arriving on the island as well as the tortures he endured before MIB/UnLocke rescued him, well, that made you see the island, which we all know so well, almost in a new light. That place is really scary and who knows what the hell (literally?!) is going on. Who wouldn't believe they'd landed in Hell? It certainly didn't seem like Heaven, that's for sure.
What are we to make of Richard seeing Isabella in the Black Rock? Maybe that was a hallucination created by MIB/UnLocke/Smockey to confuse Richard further -- a trick designed to make it easier for MIB/UnLocke/Smockey to manipulate him. And as much as I liked the final scene with Hurley, Richard and Isabella (and Carbonell sold the hell out of the emotions in that scene), I wondered, was that real? I guess since Hurley saw her, I took that as a sign that the person there really was the dead Isabella.
All in all, "Ab Aeterno" worked as a sort of pirate adventure/love story, one with healthy dollops of Jacob and MIB/UnLocke/Smockey conversation and mythology thrown in. Plus, we got Richard on a horse! With a beard! In chains! Out of chains! Speaking Spanish! Trying to stab Jacob with Dogen's little buddy, Stabby the Sword! So much happened -- there really wasn't a dull moment in the whole thing.
And unless I'm very much mistaken, we got a fan-service close-up of Richard's eye, fully lined by actual, honest-to-God eyeliner. Ever since Carbonell first appeared on the show, he and the producers have gotten countless questions about whether the actor was sporting eyeliner (for the record, they've all consistently said that he never has -- it just looks as though he does on thanks to his thick lashes). But it certainly appeared to me that when we got a closeup of Richard's terrified eye, it was actually lined with kohl or some other guyliner. Hey, maybe it's just me, but it'd be kind of funny if they put eyeliner on the guy once, just to keep us all confused. Such is the way of "Lost"!
OK, it's hail of bullets time:
- "Ab Aeterno" translates as "for long ages" or "from eternity." The romantic in me wants to think that the title refers to Richard and Isabella's love, not Richard's long service to Jacob.
- There was a rather important bit of mythology at the start of the episode -- Sun is the Kwon that is supposed to be a candidate. It looks as though the roster of candidates is almost fully filled in.
- I'm not sure what MIB/UnLocke/Smockey meant when he said that Jacob took his body. Hmmm. Does that mean the body MIB/Smockey occupies at any given time constitutes one of the ways in which he is contained or restrained? Thoughts?
- When Richard asked Jacob if he was the devil, I so wanted him to answer, "Not on this show. I'm the devil on 'Supernatural!'" Pellegrino plays Ole Scratch on that show.
- The Black Rock's captain was, as other episodes have pointed out, Magnus Hanso (and Hanso is obviously an important name in the "Lost" mythology).
- What was the significance of the butterfly that flew into the Black Rock?
- Hey, it was pretty darn convenient that the place that Richard had buried his wife's necklace wasn't covered over by 150 year's worth of vegetation. Come on!
- There were a lot of callbacks to previous episodes -- here are just a few: We saw a white stone again, we heard MIB/UnLocke's statement to Richard ("It's good to see you out of those chains") again and MIB/UnLocke's instructions to Richard sounded like Dogen's to Sayid (Don't let him talk to you, etc).
- We had two of "Lost's" famous eye close-ups -- on the eyes of Ilana and Richard.
- Methinks that if we learn anything about Lapidus' or Ilana's backstories this season, it'll be a few facts given out on the fly. The season's half over, and I can't quite believe they'd spend an hour filling in those characters' details, much as I like the actors. I do want at least a few quality Lapidus scenes before the show exits. I think I say that every week, don't I?
- If you see any typos, please point them out (doing so nicely is appreciated). I'll try to fix them when I can.
- Don't forget that "Orientation: Ryan Station," the "Lost" podcast from myself and Ryan McGee goes live on Wednesday. I'll append that podcast to this post some time later on Wednesday, or you can find it that evening on Ryan's site, Zap2it's Guide to Lost, or on iTunes.
- ONE LAST THING: I'm on vacation this week and I'm setting comments to post automatically. Please reward my faith in you (as you so often have) by keeping things polite, civil and on topic in the comment area. I'm not sure when I'll read and/or answer the majority of your comments, but it might take a few days. Thanks!


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Google commenced shopping campaigns last October for product listing ads (PLAs). The feature intends to make more efficient how marketers run and bid on products, report on performance and discover opportunities from Google traffic. While Google's change to paid Product Listing Ads for Google Shopping has demonstrated to be outrageously thriving, development has likely been stalled by the reality that setting up and managing Product Listing Ad campaigns for Google Shopping has been beleaguered with intricacy. At present, Google announced a new campaign type called Shopping Campaigns designed to make it easier for advertisers to manage PLAs.
The key feature in Shopping campaigns is that feed data will now be visible from within AdWords, rather than being walled off in Google Merchant Center. You'll be able to see attributes in your Google Merchant feed such as product category, product type, brand, condition, item id within AdWords.
Shopping campaigns let marketers to look through product inventory in AdWords and generate product groups for biddable items. A car parts merchant, for instance, will see the types of car sears in the data feed and how many leather car seats are available to endorse. Marketers can use the product attributes like product category, product type, brand, condition, item ID and custom labels to organize inventory into product groups.
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Ron Balson: "I was so delighted to see the enthusiastic turnout. Your J is extraordinary."
Theodore Bikel: "Of the many events I am invited to attend and participate in, the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival was easily the most hospitable, friendly, welcoming one – in other words, a 'heimish' experience."
Lisa Bloom: "All other book fests, take note: St. Louis Book Festival director picks me up at the airport holding my book and vegan chocolate cake. TOP THAT."
Maureen Chiquet: "The festival is wonderful to work with, and it was great seeing so many familiar faces in the very same place I used to attend camp."
Cindy Chupack: "Great event for authors and readers alike! This festival attracts a large, smart, book-loving crowd, and it's well organized and publicized."|
Al Clark: "From my very first experience with the festival there was total professionalism, class and efficiency. They all made me feel extremely comfortable and I ask, quite simply, "How could it possibly NOT be SUCCESSFUL!"
Anita Diamant: "Thanks for the wonderful, warm crowd. Being invited to the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival is an honor and a delight."
Linda Fairstein: "The St Louis Jewish Book Festival is a terrific event – smart, interesting people and a lively array of authors."
Judith Fein: "There's a particular energy at the St. Louis JBF that makes me want to write another book so I can go back again. The welcome is warm, the audience is intelligent and engaged, and people line up to buy books after the talk. What else could an author wish for?"
Andrew Gross: "The St. Louis Jewish Book Festival is one of the great gatherings of reading, education, and hospitality around the country. The physical setting is impressive; the hospitality first rate; and the audience enthusiastic. I look forward to sharing new books there in the years to come."
Annabelle Gurwitch: "Every Jewish author knows that the St Louis Jewish Book Festival is one you don't want to miss. You always know there will be an enthusiastic and engaged audience. It's like getting to attend your book release bat mitzvah!"
Ida Pinkey: "My visit to the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival set a new standard for its organization, caring volunteers and thoughtful, engaged audience. It was an honor to be invited."
Letty Cottin Pogrebin: "On my book tour for SINGLE JEWISH MALE SEEKING SOUL MATE, my appearance at the J in St. Louis stands out for being especially gratifying. The thoughtful, incisive questions asked by the St. Louis audience were among the most substantive of any I've been asked during my entire tour."
Kenneth Rogoff: "I never expected such a large turnout at a book festival! It is really quite impressive."
Chef Rossi: "I had a fantastic time from start to finish!"
Leigh Steinberg: "Speaking at the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival was an exhilarating experience. The Community Center is an amazing concentration of energy and the staff was welcoming and first rate. Spending an evening with a large group that was engaged and love books is a bibliophile's delight."
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HONOLULU — Justin Thomas made a 15-foot birdie putt on the final hole Saturday for a 5-udner 65 to tie the 54-hole score record on the PGA Tour and build a seven-shot lead going into the final round of the Sony Open.
No one has ever lost a PGA Tour event with a seven-shot lead, and Thomas has given no indication that will change.
His goal was to not drop any shots on another calm day at Waialae, and he wound up stretching his lead as he goes for a sweep of Hawaii. That last birdie putt put Thomas at 22-under 188, tying the mark Steve Stricker set at the 2010 John Deere Classic.
Thomas got into the record book with an eagle on his final hole in each of the previous two rounds at Waialae — a 59 on Thursday for the eighth sub-60 round in tour history, and the 36-hole scoring record Friday.
He had another chance on the par-5 18th until his second shot clipped a palm frond and came up well short. He pitched to just inside 15 feet below the cup, and poured in the putt.
Zach Johnson shot a 65 to keep pace, though he remained seven shots behind.
The course remained so vulnerable that Kevin Kisner nearly produced the second 59 of the week. Kisner made a 25-foot birdie putt on the eighth hole to reach 9 under for his round. Needing an eagle to shoot 59, he drilled his tee shot on the fast fairways of Waialae, hit 8-iron to 9 feet and thought he had made it. The putt stayed to the right and burned the edge of the cup, and Kisner had to settle for a 60.
He went from making the cut on the number to a tie for sixth, though hardly in contention. Kisner still was nine shots out of the lead.
Ex-NBA star Allen paces celebrity field
ORLANDO, Fla. — Former NBA star Ray Allen took the celebrity lead in the Diamond Resorts Invitational, and PGA Tour Champions player Woody Austin remained on top in the professional competition.
Allen shot a 4-under 67 on the Four Seasons Resort's Tranquilo course, scoring 30 points under the modified Stableford scoring system to push his two-day total 50. Allen had eight birdies and four bogeys, with a birdie worth three points, a par one point and a bogey zero points.
Former pitcher Mark Mulder was three points back, and defending champion Mardy Fish was third with 46 points. Mulder had a 21-point day, and former tennis player Fish scored 29 points.
Austin followed his opening 59 with a 66 for a 73-point total. Joe Durant was second at 68 after a 34-point round, and Brandy Jobe earned 32 points to reach 65.
Lexi Thompson was tied for ninth with 55 points to top the four LPGA Tour players in the professional field. Brooke Henderson was tied for 19th with 49 points, and Brittany Lang was Brittany Lincicome were tied for 26th in the 31-player field with 44 points. All of the players are teeing off from the same tees.
McIlroy chasing Storm at SA Open
JOHANNESBURG — England's Graeme Storm shot a 5-under 67 to take a three-stroke leader over second-ranked Rory McIlroy into the final round of the SA Open.
Storm had five birdies and extended his bogey-free run to 41 holes. He was at 17-under 199 at Glendower and in position for his second European Tour title after winning the French Open in 2007.
McIlroy also had a 67. The Northern Irishman is making his first start of the year.
Making his first appearance at the tournament since 2008, McIlroy was a stroke behind South African leaders Trevor Fisher Jr. and Keith Horne.


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Over the past couple of weeks, some friends and colleagues have emailed to ask me whether I've gone out of my mind. It's one thing, they said, to prattle on for 40 minutes about what I do for a living at a seminar. That's good business; keeps a high profile. But then they surf over to KidScreen last week and this giant page pops up telling them that at some kind of crazy Bootcamp in Santa Monica, Gomez is going to spill the beans about how to "do" transmedia. That is, he's gonna go into detail, step by step, from idea to rollout.
"Are you going to give away the very thing that the majors are paying you big bucks for?" said one of them. "The seven secret ingredients in Coca-Cola? McDonald's secret sauce? The Gomez Way of transmedia storytelling? What's wrong with you?" said another. "Which syllable in pro-pri-e-tar-y do you not understand?" said a third (okay, that one was my lawyer; he yells).
Well, far be it for me to shy away from some valid questions. After all, for solid stretches of my career I agreed with them. This mindset is known as knowledge scarcity, that you should hoard your knowledge, because that's what gives you power. Don't let people copy your work! If you give them your best ideas, they'll almost certainly steal them! We've all heard these since we were kids. Telling clients we had something exclusive—a better way of doing things that nobody else had thought of—that should have scored us the most lucrative deals, shouldn't it?
That's certainly one way of looking at things, but as I travel the world spreading the word on transmedia storytelling to potential clients, students and yes, rivals, my perception about withholding my methods has shifted. Words and turns of phrase that we've made up at Starlight Runner have entered into common vernacular. Our own definition of transmedia has been woven into the Wikipedia entry. Journalists and bloggers lift entire paragraphs from our web site and use them to explain multi-platform narratives and transmedia storylines. Some acknowledge my company, or me but most don't. Conferences advertise me as a keynote speaker, and then throw my whole custom-created presentation up on the web the same night. And though all this might have bugged me at first, now it doesn't.
So here's why, and it's also the reason I've agreed with KidScreen to do the aforementioned Bootcamp: I've come to embrace the knowledge abundance mindset, because sharing knowledge gives you even more power.
Now I'm not talking about breaking non-disclosures or betraying confidences. I'm saying if we're going to be valuable to one another, improve the way we do our jobs, reach audiences that we've begun to lose, isn't it wasteful or even harmful to horde what we know? For well over a decade I've been talking about the fact that a methodology can be devised to allow for stories to be told over the course of multiple media platforms in an engaging and compelling way.
People looked at me cross-eyed. As a comic book editor and writer in the mid-'90s, I pulled off my earliest transmedia storylines (Turok Dinosaur Hunter and Magic: The Gathering, both for Acclaim Entertainment) by flying under the radar. "Who cares that the story starts in the comics, continues on that Internet thing and wraps up in a videogame?" said my publisher. "Makes no sense to me, but the kids are buying it!"
Frankly, I thought this kind of storytelling would have caught on a lot sooner than it did. It was only because so few were doing it that I got frustrated and set about getting it done myself. It kind of formalized in my mind while trying to sell it to companies. There was a method to this madness. And by the time I'd formed Starlight Runner and landed Mattel and Disney as clients ten years after my Acclaim heyday, I thought the process I'd come up with was a valuable secret. But it didn't take long before I realized that didn't feel quite right.
When I got out of college, I chose to become a schoolteacher. I taught K-6 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn for a year and I've taken time to teach kids ever since. Nothing in my life was had been more satisfying than watching kids' eyes light up when they made connections, when they learned something I was trying to teach them. They were grasping concepts that would hopefully prepare them for life, just as I would grapple with these strange notions of narratives and storyworlds years later. The work of superb teachers like Henry Jenkins and Christy Dena in recent years would help confirm or deny my suspicions, back me up with academic support. If they believed, then maybe I was onto something!
So I took it upon myself to start talking about transmedia, and it wouldn't be long before I started teaching it. And I found that the more I taught the more people wanted to learn. Again, these people would post blog entries and critiques of what I had to say. People started to follow my Tweets! To my surprise and delight, the Producers Guild of America East started providing me with forums to talk about new multimedia paradigms and what transmedia storytelling could do for those of us who dream big dreams. It wouldn't take long before it seemed that most of the PGA—on both coasts—had gotten behind the concept.
And within three years of first hearing the word from me, guess what happened!
And from the front page of the April 7 Daily Variety:
I'll talk about the implications of this remarkable development in a later column. The point I'm making here is that the knowledge abundance mindset works. By sharing my secrets with you, I'm promoting new approaches that will help us all, and by asking me questions and sharing your own experiences, you'll be enriching my practices and my sense of it all. Will I be creating rivals and making myself any less special by pushing you down the transmedia path? Maybe. But I have a pretty good head start, and I'm no slouch in the résumé department, so I'm not too worried.
I also caught a couple of snipes about how KidScreen is making you pay to learn about the hot new buzzword. Well, yeah, I've always believed that teachers need to be paid what they're worth, so long as they drive it all home. If I do my job right at this Bootcamp, the money will be a small price to pay—and, as usual, I intend to over-deliver.
Special thanks to Cosmic Streetcorner friend Alan Berkson for introducing me to the knowledge abundance terminology. Check out Sacha Chua's wonderful blog entry to learn more:


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Will Jose Mourinho's Manchester United look to contain Liverpool?
Last Updated: 12/10/17 11:55am
Manchester United have been brilliant so far but will Jose Mourinho revert to type at Anfield? We examine his tactical template...
The meeting of English football's two most successful clubs is always an event but one year ago this week that much-anticipated clash proved a tight affair. It ended goalless, notable for the statistic that Manchester United had just 35 per cent of the ball. It is still the lowest possession they have had in a Premier League game since Opta began collecting such data.
Not that Mourinho minded too much. He left Anfield with a point and praise for his players, speaking of how United controlled things "not just tactically but the emotion of the game". While the claim that David de Gea was "on holiday for nearly 90 minutes" did ignore one spectacular save, United were largely untroubled. Liverpool failed to create a clear chance.
According to Opta, it was one of only six games last season in which Liverpool did not have a big chance to score. "That was the game we played," Mourinho told Sky Sports afterwards. "We do not control the game by having the ball all the time. Two shots on target with 65 per cent of possession. You have to be critical of Liverpool. It is their problem, not our problem."
United gave up only one big chance in the draw at Old Trafford too. The only other team to concede so few clear chances against Liverpool last season was Burnley. Interestingly, they had a Premier League record low of 19 percent possession in the 2-0 win over the Reds at Turf Moor. Letting Liverpool have the ball works and Mourinho is a manager happy to do it.
One year on and the difference - if there is one - is that United go into the game on a high. They have won six in a row and scored four goals in more than half of their games so far this season in all competitions. United have shown themselves capable of winning with the ball or on the break. Some managers might be tempted to go to Anfield and look to dominate.
It is a risk that Mourinho is unlikely to take. He is a coach who considers the opposition when deciding his tactics. Unlike Arsenal, cut apart at Anfield in August, he knows that a low block against Liverpool is the way to play. As long as Philippe Coutinho is closed down, limiting space in behind can neutralise much of the threat offered by Mo Salah and the rest.
Liverpool have had more fast breaks and scored more goals from those fast breaks than any other side this season. It is when denied this space that the problems emerge. Newcastle dropped deep to hold on to a point last time out, while Burnley, the most recent visitors to Anfield, defended the perimeter of the penalty box well to earn a 1-1 draw of their own.
Sometimes this can leave Liverpool looking like a team that has run out of ideas, harking back to Jurgen Klopp's own assessment of his players after that goalless draw at Anfield a year ago. "They tried everything," he said. "Only with the wrong tools." If sucked up the pitch on Saturday, they can be sure that their opponents do have the tools for the job.
Unlike Burnley with Chris Wood, Ashley Barnes and Sam Vokes, or Newcastle with Joselu, United will pose a major threat on the counter-attack. That pace has been apparent already this season, particularly late on in games. Whether it is Anthony Martial or Marcus Rashford on the pitch, Dejan Lovren and Joel Matip cannot afford to be so flat-footed.
As a result, this could become a game in which both sides are wary of having too much of the ball. Certainly, Klopp will need to protect his back four, something for which Mourinho was quick to mock his counterpart in this fixture last year. He wanted everyone to know that the onus was on the home team's manager to open things up in search of the breakthrough.
"They played (Emre) Can and (Jordan) Henderson for some reason and they did that for 90 minutes when they normally project more players in attack," Mourinho said afterwards. "They were very cautious. They kept always Can and Henderson in position. They had only one player behind the three more offensive players."
It is likely to be that way again. For while Klopp is a coach with a fine record against the best teams, in part that is because Pep Guardiola and Arsene Wenger want to dominate the ball. United are different. "This is the way we have to play big matches," Ander Herrera said last October. Will Mourinho still see it that way when they return to Anfield on Saturday?
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Observer: Herman Mikuz
Location: Crni Vrh Observatory, Slovenia
Date: March 29, 1997 19:11 UT
Wide-field image of comet Hale-Bopp, obtained on 1997 Mar 29.799UT (start), with 2.8/90mm lens, CCD and V filter. Exposure time was 1 minute. The field of view is 7.5ox5.0o.
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As part of a continuing reform of the nation's drug laws, Attorney General Eric Holder said this week that the Justice Department is expanding a program that will allow President Obama to consider clemency requests from nonviolent drug offenders who were previously ineligible because of sentencing guidelines.
Last week, Mr. Holder responded to prompting from the White House to revamp the rules for commutation and pardon requests. The pool of low-level, nonviolent clemency applicants is expected to jump dramatically as a result.
These long overdue changes reflect Mr. Obama's desire to shrink the federal prison population, which is clogged with an estimated half-million nonviolent drug offenders. It also acknowledges the unfairness of the system.
Because of mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines, offenders convicted of nonviolent drug crimes faced far more years behind bars than judges and even many prosecutors would have preferred. Such sentences contribute to the perception that justice is arbitrary — a perception that, if allowed to stand, undermines the criminal justice system.
It is too early to tell how many nonviolent drug offenders will apply for clemency, or how many will receive a response saying their days in federal prison are almost over. The cost to taxpayers of holding them years beyond what would have been fair has been steep. The cost of tolerating such a flawed system for so long has been steeper.
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Topic: Lake Elsinore freestyle
Author: super_chris
Posted: 09/26/2007 01:31:44 AM
Last week was the Chris Ackerman Poker Tournament and freestyle show. There was a few riders out there doing some pretty crazy stuff for how small that parking lot was. I'll link to my sweet motorcycle inspired blog. I'll edit this post later when I put all three hundred or so photos on my photo bucket.
Here's one pic to hold you guys off.
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cool..... but you have way to much time on your hands.
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I just popped a couple hundred pics up. If anyone wants the full resolution shots just let me know which ones you want.
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April 28th - Scott Allen & Deeper Connection - "Primitive E.P."-This new release will feature 3 original songs by Scott & Bryn, including "Primitive", "Love Is All", and "Parallel Universe". The release will also feature remixes by mSdoS and Brother.
May 8th - Jrumhand - "Ajrift" - A new E.P. by Jrumhand featuring 4 new tunes including, "Mui Ne", "A Trek Through Time", "You Knew It", and "Chapter & Verse".
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Trainer Tools and Resources
For version 0.12 of the game password to open them was: ADF788ASDF78FAE340DFEE32668384901290
So far I've used CheatEngine to modify money and skill points.
This will be easier
So far I've been messing with all save settings and got no errors with one exception - changing item quality caused game to hang. I probably changed item tier to something that doesn't exist in game database.
I tried changing the number of skill points remaining and apparently changed something else.
Any help would be great. Hope the trainer comes soon and has a gold option.
Nvm found it in bytes and switched it to 8 bytes. Bam. 9.999.999
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1. The password is the same to unzip the jxsave file
2. if you re-zip the jaxsave with the same password - you get a corruption
3. the jxsaveinfo file has some dates / times - i thought maybe they were using that info to open the jxsave correctly - i tried editing the jxsaveinfo file with the updated jxsave date/ time but that did not work
4. there is some kind of "code" in jxsaveinfo that is checking to make sure the jxsave is not edited - probably some kind of time / date stamp
Anyone get further than I did on the latest version? I'm running a max so I can't use cheat engine
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" 'The Political Rock of Our Salvation': The U.S. Constitution According to John Dickinson"
Jane Calvert, St. Mary's College of Maryland
This paper examines the constitutional thought of John Dickinson during the creation of the U.S. Constitution. It argues that not only was he a much more important figure than most historians have recognized, he brought to the deliberations a distinctly Quaker understanding of the processes, functions, and purposes of political deliberation, constitution-making, and the structures of goverment. As a Quaker politician (though not a Quaker) Dickinson was the only Framer who advocated ideas and practices that were neither Unitarian nor reformed Calivinist, and he brought his religion into the debate more explicitly than most. His Quaker views show us not only the origins of what some historians have called his "innovative" contributions to American constitutionalism, but also, insofar as the nation has departed from or forgotten his theories, an alternative model for how to imagine the democratic processes that animate the country.


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Sony Pictures is banking on the success of Spider-Man 2 so much that the Hollywood wing of the Japanese conglomerate has already inked a deal to produce Spider-Man 3 for May 2007 theatrical release. Hot on the heels of that announcement comes this, Activision's Spider-Man 3 videogame announcement.
Ron Doornink, CEO of Activision Publishing says, "Activision is very excited to further expand its licensing agreement with Spider-Man Merchandising, L.P. on the third installment in the blockbuster series. We expect that our upcoming Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 videogames will continue building on the success we have already experienced with the franchise. Spider-Man has proven to be one of the most popular video game properties in the world. We expect that our future titles based on the brand will continue to top consumers' most wanted lists every year."
Spider-Man 3 (the movie) will star Tobey McGuire and Kirsten Dunst as Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, respectively. It too will be once again directed by Sam Raimi, of Army of Darkness fame. While no release date or platforms have been mentioned regarding the game, meeting the launch window of the movie, as has been the case with Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2, places the new videogame within that same May 2007 timeframe, meaning it will likely appear on next-generation platforms such as PS3, Xbox 2, and whatever Nintendo has cooking. While Activision can't confirm that, our sources indicate that Spider-Man 3 is technically a PS2 and Xbox title at present.
Regardless of platform, May of 2007 is a long damn time to wait for a game. Prior to that, we will witness the release of a non-film based Spider-Man videogame out of Activision, which also holds the rights to the comics. Under a separate agreement with Marvel, Activision is capable of drawing on over 40 years of Spider-Man history and intends on releasing a title based off that cumulative goodness sometime in 2005. Given that Spider-Man alone has already generated nearly $245 million in revenue for the company; such a move is a no-brainer. This comic-based game has not been announced for any specific platform, nor does it have a finalized title, but we've been told by Activision reps to refer to it as Spider-Man Classic and to associate it with the Xbox and PS2 platforms and possibly GameCube, for the time being.
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