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For years, Republicans have foamed at the mouth about Michigan's blonde bombshell governor, slamming her as woefully inexperienced and working in her "Dating Game" past whenever possible.
Now I've often shared their critiques of Jennifer Granholm in terms of policy and management style and I have it on pretty good authority that her senior staff despises my column. But that kind of patronizing tripe ignores her Harvard law degree (with honors), four years as attorney general, four years as a federal prosecutor and almost six years as governor.
Our governor has an almost unmatched intellect and is the state's most spellbinding speaker. Republicans will privately admit they wish they had anyone on their roster who could rival her. Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop, R-Rochester, shakes in his boots around her to this day.So when John McCain made his utterly ridiculous pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to be a heartbeat away from his presidency, I found it fascinating how Granholm's hecklers (a bunch of middle-aged white guys, natch) suddenly turned into raving feminists.
There was a lot of happy talk about breaking the glass ceiling from boys who oppose the Equal Pay Act.
"(Palin) puts the voice of women on the center stage of American politics," declared state Sen. Cameron Brown, R-Fawn River Township, which should come as news to the 18 million people who voted for Hillary Clinton.
Of course Clinton has everything to do with McCain's impulsive, insulting choice that former McCain aide Mike Murphy trashed, sighing, "The greatness of McCain is no cynicism, and this is cynical." Evidently, Mighty Mac thinks we broads are so hard up to punch a ballot for someone with ovaries that we'll take just anyone, like spinsters over 40.
We're supposed to fall for a candidate who has to play up her eight years as the mayor of a town of 6,715 - where the Associated Press devastatingly remarked the "biggest civic worry is whether there will be enough snow for the Iditarod dog-mushing race" - and her time on the PTA to round out her resume.
Palin has spent almost two years in the governor's mansion. To put that in perspective, she leads the third least populated state with fewer folks than the 7th Congressional District.
No wonder she's elicited a collective groan from Alaska newspapers and many colleagues about her inexperience and incuriosity.
No matter. Her sculpted cheekbones and naughty high-heeled boots inspire a quivering Rush Limbaugh to declare her "a babe."
Point granted. But the simple fact is that if Palin were a bleeding-heart Democrat, there would be only two words to describe the nod: Affirmative Action.
It is a slap in the face to dedicated GOP Sens. Kay Bailey Hutchinson, Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, just to name a few. Palin's foreign policy credentials are so thin, having only traveled to three countries, that first lady-in-waiting Cindy McCain tried to pump her up by pointing out that Alaska is close to Russia.
Oh, dear Lord.
Yet somehow Republicans manage to tout Palin's massive "executive experience" with a straight face, while still blasting Barack Obama's eight years as a leader in the state Legislature in one of the biggest states in the country and almost four years in the U.S. Senate, chairman of a Foreign Relations subcommittee.
Oh, but don't even think of questioning St. Sarah's credentials. She is a Mom, as U.S. Fred Upton, R-St. Joseph, noted in a statement - yes, with a capital "M." Um, OK, but does the GOP really want to play the parental fitness card when her 17-year-old is knocked up by a dude who looks like a bad boy reject from "The Hills"?
So if you dare ask about her ethics scandals, relationship with indicted U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens and readiness to be commander-in-chief on day one, be warned: You are Sexist. Even though when Hillary complained about her coverage in the primary, Sarah dismissed it as "whining."
It was a bewildered Palin who whimpered to CNBC a month ago, "I wish someone would tell me what the VP does."
But on Wednesday at the Republican National Convention, they replaced her with a new and improved Stepford Wife model to spew venom at that un-American Obama who looks down on the bitter folk.
Palin conveniently forgot to mention her extremist positions, like being anti-evolution, anti-abortion for victims of rape and incest and even against protecting polar bears from extinction. Maybe that's because most of us wouldn't view her as the mom down the street, but another out-of-touch fundamentalist windbag.
But what makes me saddest about this whole sorry affair is that it reveals an utter lack of judgment by McCain, whom I deeply admire. He calculated he needed to appease the base and try to capture the Clintonites by choosing someone he'd only interviewed once a few hours before offering her the job.
His entire campaign is built around us trusting him to do the right thing - even though most Americans disagree with him on most issues, from Iraq to the economy.
Sorry, John, I'm finding that hard to do these days.

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In the midst of greenery and the rarest and most beautiful wild orchids in Europe, with the soundtrack of the fresh and weak wind between the fronds and blackcaps, blackbirds and robins. The rediscovery of ancient traces of the Ligurian peasant economy. A few kilometers from the sea.
After a year of work, all voluntary, they managed to restore and make passable, an ancient path that from the church of San Nicolò, which dominates the village of Badalucco up to the Madonna della neve, about 780 meters above sea level. Then one returns to Badalucco through another similar parallel path. From this shape comes the name: Ring of the Madonna della Neve.
It is a path of just little more than five kilometers, with a difference in height between the starting point and the median one of five hundred meters. All between bands with small differences in height. Without dangers. At normal pace it takes about three hours of walking to do it all.
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With the popularity of smartphones on the constant rise, it only makes sense that local companies along with national ones will leverage the power and capabilities of these handheld wonders. The latest to hit stores is the Meijer Find-It app.
For those of you not in an area with a Meijer store location, it's basically a Walmart-style superstore. The company has decided to take their online presence to the next level by providing their customers with one of the most unique tools ever to be created for supermarket advertising.
The app offers sales, locations, a map of the store layout and even offers to help you remember where you parked in the lot. The app makes it easy to find the latest deal in produce or just find yourself in the maze of products. The only downside I could find to an app like this was the serious lack of locations offering the service. The app is still technically in a test phase, but more stores should come eventually.
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As I just noted, that is not the position of the mystics, and some claimed to have reached that stage.NOn Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 12:39 PM, Chanan Mittal <[log in to unmask]');" target="_blank">[log in to unmask]> wrote:Well, God or no God, perfection is relative. We can acquire only a degree of it.And so at no stage can we be "perfect."Regards,CR
On Wednesday, July 13, 2016, Carrol Cox <[log in to unmask]');" target="_blank">[log in to unmask]> wrote:The proposition, "God is perfect," is probably heretical. In all of its usages "perfect" retains some of its literal meaning, "brought to an end, completed." And hence the word _could_ (I've never explored the matter) carry the implication that at _some point in time_ God was incomplete, but now has become what He Is.
That way madness lurks.
P.S. I've just discovered by accident that the complete text of Canto XVI is available for download at the Poetry site. That Canto is a marvel even when pronounced by the synthetic voice of ZoomText. Il miglior fabbro indeed.


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According to a Chung-kuo Shih-pao report of 6 August 2007 by Chang Hui-ying entitled " US-Russia-China Wrestle for Energy," Central Asia, since its independence, has been the battleground for the United States, Russia, and China for several runs. The first took place from 1991 to 2001 when the US got involved in Central Asia after the dissolution of the USSR and provided economic aid to secure gas and oil sources, to expand NATO and to propagate the ideas of democracy and human rights. The second took place from the terrorist attack on 11 September 2001 to 2005 when anti-terrorism was the top priority for the United States which built eight military bases in the region. The third took place from 2005 until now when revolution shocked the Central Asian leaders who asked the US bases and inter-governmental organizations (IGOs) to get out of Central Asia. China and Russia have collaborated in the containment of the United States by means of Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The three big states are all after energy. In the competition, the United States and the European Union apparently were defeated by Russia, which has reached agreements with Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan on the renovation and construction of oil pipelines. Culturally and sentimentally, Central Asia felt closer to Russia, which has also been the main trading partner with Central Asia. People in Central Asia do not like the United States and were unhappy about China because of the influx of cheap goods made in China and illegal Chinese workers. Central Asia has retained a degree of autonomy and balance in terms of foreign policy. At the end of the day, national interests remained the most important.
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Deadman Wonderland – 04
Birds of a feather flock together
This might be a little out of place in a post about something as gruesome as Deadman Wonderland, but uh, don't forget to wish your mom a Happy Mother's Day~! So in between watching Ganta whimper and writhe around in pain, go give her a hug. Then you can go back into your sadistic reverie as you listen to the full OP single.
Let's give a warm welcome to our newest Deadman, Crow. He has a catchphrase (ssslice!), kinky hair, a thirst for blood and a fear for anything with breasts. But for now, he's the Red Man in Ganta's eyes. Crow recognizes Ganta as being his next opponent in an arranged fight called the Corpse Carnival and engages him in some pre-match sparring. Which is less of a fight and more of Ganta getting his ass handed to him. He only realizes that his powers use blood when Crow gives him an important hint.
When Crow walks away, disappointed in the lack of a challenge, Ganta uses the wounds he's acquired to conjure a blood bullet and shoot it at Crow. He manages to withstand the blow with his sword and chest muscles, but that really sets him off. It's only as Crow's going in for the final strike that a flip switches in Ganta's brain that "Oh! This isn't the Red Man! Apparently there are lots of people with a power like mine in this G Block!" But this is anime, so Shiro does her comedic relief kick (trademark) and saves the day.
Crow isn't really used to oppai blocking his line of sight, so he has a mini spazz attack when Shiro sits on him. They have a calm talk about Deadmen and how they will have to fight each other tomorrow. It seems like rich people watch the carnage and bet large sums on money on the participants, with Tamaki as the ring leader. The oily bastard also sends people to bring Crow and Ganta back to their cells with tranquilizer darts.
If Makina is a G, then Shiro must be…
Shiro and Yoh and locked together in some sort of confinement cell and are stripped of their cast point cards, which really blows for Yoh considering he was given those points for protecting Ganta. Makina is still out the loop, and starts to get suspicious when Tamaki writes off Shiro's lack of an ID number as a system error. She will probably raise hell with Tamaki next episode, as she struts down the hall to his office.
It may have looked like Crow was impervious to Ganta's attacks, but he actually broke his ribs. I always cringe when they make characters with horrible injuries walk around like it's nothing, and Crow doesn't hesitate to try and rip that doctor's hair out when she suggests that he backs out of the fight tomorrow. Rest? Naw man, it's all about doing one-handed pushes in your cell until you feel better. Who needs ribs anyways, we have, like, a bunch of them.
Crow wakes up to a hot doctor, and Ganta wakes up shirtless, strapped to a table, with Tamaki leering at him. Luck, he doesn't have it. Tamaki shocks him when he tries to use his blood to attack him, forcing him to obediently listen to what he has to say. He explains how he falsely accuses people of crimes to get them to come to this prison, in search of those with this crazy blood power – the Branch of Sin. The Red Man, also called the Wretched Egg, can infect other people and give them this power…which he did to Ganta for some odd reason.
Doctor? Lawyer? I only have a degree in douchebagology, sorry.
Now for your tormented Ganta of the week: the kid has his eyes held open as he watches a video of the "Experiment" has has to participate in tomorrow, the Corpse Carnival. In this "Experiment" he must fight other G Block prisoners in a fight to the death. The video is outstandingly gruesome, although most of it is censored at this point D: Oh well, I see someone from the OP song in there~
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Don't you just hate it when that happens? ALL THE TIME, MAN!
Censored dub version: "the ketchup fight at the all-night camp cafeteria was getting out of hand."
You WILL give me a lollipop after my needle
I can barely do this normally, let alone with CRACKED RIBS (and stylish boots. Oh, you fashionable killer, you)
End Thoughts: This was an improvement over the last episode, mostly because we get to meet Crow. (I like him~) It was full of a lot of explaining, but I don't mind that if the explaining is done as either 1. Ganta is getting beaten up or 2. Ganta is getting tortured. What we learned was genuinely interesting too, it wasn't just racing to fill in gaps with stuff you don't care about. Does this mean there is a whole slew of Deadman we get to meet? An entire prison block full of uber dangerous criminals whose skills are just as out there as their sanity? Sounds like my kind of carnival. Hopefully there's a female Deadwoman in there. Wait, would her power increase during menstruation? Actually, let's not think about that. Ever. Forget I mentioned it. <_<
I was expecting a more elongated battle with Crow, but Ganta is still but a nooblet with no knowledge of the extent of his powers. It's disappointing, but only as disappointing as it can be to see a man make swords out of his own blood and then stop what was essentially a bullet with his pecs. It was still pretty darn badass. So far all the fights have been in just quick spurts instead of full-fledged battles, so I'm hoping with the announcement of the Corpse Carnival that Ganta uses his powers for more than a couple of minutes. I need more than just a little sip every now and then.
The music really adds to my enjoyment of Deadman Wonderland. That OST is just so perfect. A wonderful myriad of oppressive, tense songs and songs you strut down the street to like it's nobody's business. It really helps to give it a leg-up over the manga. But then it has to go and make everything so dark I have to edit half of my screencaps just so you can make out who is who. Minus points for art if I CAN'T SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING.
This show is completely based around being fanservice for violence fans, so it's a real drag to still have everything censored. It's not like I watch for the plot. Let's hope there's more violence next week, because that's what this show was about. We're on the right track but I want more, more, more!
Preview: The Corpse Carnival begins! Looks like Ganta will have to face off against the cold-blooded Crow in a cage death match. Sounds like my cup of tea. Also, Shiro is locked up so maybe she won't have a chance to be annoying this episode!
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38 Responses to "Deadman Wonderland – 04"
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Holy hell that last scene was hard to watch. As awful as Ganta's prison stay has been it was really hard to watch him getting getting tortured Clockwork Orange style like that.
Loved the episode, though. Action was short but good, same with the comedy and when the show wants to make me squirm it goes all the way. Ganta may be a crybaby but he has balls of steel to charge a guy who slices through concrete and metal with a just lead pipe, and do so multiple times. Also loved how Ganta can tell Crow from the Red Man just by looking at their crazy faces and Crow blocking his bullet with what looked like pure manliness. I'm starting to really get on board for this adaptation, and I cant' wait to see Carnival Corpse for real.
So the main theme of the show that really matters is blood. I guess they need to constantly cut themselves to make their powers work. They're gonna become masochists at the end of this show!!! I like Crow! He's awesome!! The Tatsumi of Deadman Wonderland mixed in with a little Vegeta. I want to know how he affects the story now.
I've noticed that Shiro eats A LOT! Ladies and gentlemen, we have another bottomless pit of a girl! She'll eat anything that's not tied down.
Damn that Tamaki!! Him torturing Ganta is only going to make it easier for Ganta to kill him (and other people, if necessary)! I hope he dies a slow, painful death. I still remember Megumi Shimizu's brutal death but he deserves one that makes hers look like a joke.
This show deserves more than 12 episodes and that's a fact!!!
I can't believe Shiro stopped Crow with her boobs. =.= Plus, not enough Yoh! Show ▼
The torture scene where he made Ganta watch that video was pure epicness.
Gotta love the interaction between Crow and Shiro. The best
actually shiro only likes sweet things.
now we'll get to some real bloody action next ep.
and yeah, crow is awesome.
fun fact: the red man hates sweets.
finally getting into the real stuff XD
and next episode is SHOW TIME 😀
Ganta looks so funny, and a bit annoying, but considering his age, i guess thats natural
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Is there ANYTHING else I can do? Please help, I hope my thorough story will convince you that this is true, I happy to call and speak to anyone but Im not sure how these help things work.
Thank you so much in advance!
Like you I am always a little suspicious about this sort of story.
Contact the manufacturer - they should be able to advise you on the best course of action.
Thanks for your reply, the password is a windows password, do I still contact the manufacturer?
Ah, no. Windows password is another matter. Have a look at this article (it refers to XP, but the techniques are still applicable to Windows 7. And if your husband has any sense he'll change his password so that you can't access his computer in future; either that or else set up another account just for you.
you will need to copy the files, you can boot into a linux live cd (free) copy your files and photos etc etc and then do a factory restore, usually done by tapping a F key at boot, different machines different F keys.
f10, f11 etc.
you will lose all files and your machine go back to the day you bought it.
i hate computers!
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In one of my earliest posts on this blog, I argued that America's penchant for counterproductive global interventionism was driven by not one but two imbalances of power. The first was the imbalance of power between the United States and the rest of the world, which made it possible for Washington to throw its weight ...
In one of my earliest posts on this blog, I argued that America's penchant for counterproductive global interventionism was driven by not one but two imbalances of power. The first was the imbalance of power between the United States and the rest of the world, which made it possible for Washington to throw its weight around without worrying very much about the short-term consequences. If you're a lot stronger than anyone else, it's hard to imagine you could lose to anyone and you're more likely to do something stupid like invading Iraq.
The second imbalance was the disproportionate influence of pro-intervention forces within the U.S. foreign policy establishment. As I put it back in 2009:
"America's rise to global primacy was accompanied by the creation of a well-developed set of institutions whose stated purpose was to overcome isolationist sentiments and to promote greater international activism on the part of the United States. American liberal internationalism didn't just arise spontaneously as America's relative power grew, it was actively encouraged by groups like the Council on Foreign Relations (founded in 1921), and a whole array of other groups and organizations. These institutions don't always agree on what specific actions the United States ought to take, and they aren't the sort of clandestine capitalist conspiracy depicted by Lyndon Larouche and other fringe groups. But together they stack the deck in favor doing more rather than less."
I went on to describe the DC think tank world (i.e., groups like AEI, Heritage, Brookings, Carnegie, etc.) and the numerous special interest groups that lobby for their own particular causes. And then I noted that:
"By contrast, there are at most a handful of institutions whose core mission is to get the United States to take a slightly smaller role on the world stage. There is the CATO Institute. . . and maybe a few people at the Center for American Progress and the New America Foundation. And there are plenty of peace groups out there with an anti-interventionist agenda. But these groups are hardly a match for the array of forces on the other side."
I mention all this because there seems to be a concerted effort underway to turn one of those organizations — the CATO Institute — into another member of the pro-intervention choir. In particular, right-wing industrialists Charles and David Koch (who are long-time CATO supporters) have recently sought to place several new members on CATO's board of directors, and have filed a lawsuit challenging its current governance structure. You can read about this power struggle here and here.
Why does this matter for foreign policy? Because, as CATO Vice-President for Foreign Policy Studies Christopher Preble lays out in this blog post, the individuals the Kochs are seeking to appoint hold views that are decidedly antithetical to the libertarian, mostly realist, and generally peace-oriented foreign policy perspective that has been CATO's trademark, and which is an increasingly rare perspective in post-Cold War, post 9/11 Washington. Preble also notes that the Koch Foundation helped sponsor an invitation-only seminar series at the American Enterprise Institute last year, whose lineup consisted of a "who's who" of hawkish neo-conservatives (Eliot Cohen, Walter Russell Mead, Eric Edelman, Niall Ferguson, etc.). Each of the speakers was a strong supporter of the Iraq War, which tells you something about where the Kochs are coming from.
It's a free country where just about everything is potentially up for sale, and the Kochs are free to use their money to try to shape public discourse as they see fit. Needless to say, they haven't been exactly shy about doing that, though a commitment to truth doesn't seem to be a high priority of theirs. But if their efforts to transform CATO succeed, we will lose one of the few influential institutions in Washington that consistently calls for a more sensible and restrained foreign and defense policy. I'm not a libertarian and I don't agree with all of CATO's positions on these matters, but a further narrowing of public discourse on foreign policy is not what the country needs right now. So I hope CATO's current management wins this fight, and that the institution remains true to its original vision. We'll be better off as a country if it does.


text: Reviewer: Rhett Review Date: October 31, 2011 Format: DVD Released by: Echo Bridge Release date: June 7, 2011 MSRP: $6.99 Region 1 Progressive Scan Widescreen 1.85| 16x9: Yes 2001When they conceived of the auteur theory I think they overlooked one major detail: genre film sequels. The idea is that in spite of the producers, the actors and the crew, the one thing that should stand out in a film is the director. Their obsessions, preoccupations, styles and themes should stand out above story or genre. It's easy to prove this when you look at the greats like Kubrick, Antonioni, or Bresson, but what about guys like Guy Magar (Stepfather 3, Children of the Corn: Revelation), Ethan Wiley (House II, Children of the Corn V), Irvin Kershner (The Empire Strikes Back, RoboCop 2) - guys who have made a career of making sequels to other people's movies. Does the style of Poltergeist 2 owe more to it's director or more to the original film (which itself isn't even considered a product of its director)? Or what of the producer's involvement in Halloween II, Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 or Curse of the Cat People? The continuity, marketability and the interchangeable makeup of horror films and sequels reveal the major prospect of artistic "ownership" when it comes to horror. For analysis, I present the seventh picture in the enduring Children of the Corn franchise, 2001's Revelation. The Story Distancing itself as much as possible from the farce that Gatlin had become in Part 666, Revelation finds us on a different side of Nebraska – the city of Omaha. Yep, the series is returning to the streets that made Urban Harvest such a fan favorite. Kinda. While it's set in a present day apartment complex, it also harkens back to a rural settlement that existed years ago on the very earth where the high rise resides. Jamie (Claudette Mink) comes there to visit her ailing grandmother, but finds nothing but a few stalks of corn, a couple creepy kids dressed in their best Amish linens and some cryptic warnings. For those who've stuck with the series thus far, we call that The Usual. The building where Jamie's grandma allegedly had residency is visibly condemned, with not-so-subtle corn stalks growing all over the front entrance. She's got a notice of eviction on her door, but where is she? Jamie sets to kernel this little mystery. Despite being in disrepair, the complex is remarkably still filled with people. Jamie befriends one of them, a stripper named Tiffany (Crystal Lowe), who has no trouble stripping down into her undies in front of her during their introduction. There's also the stoner, Jerry (Troy Yorke), who invites Jamie on a barbecue date on the building's roof (romantic, I know) but never ever makes it down (and it's not because he's high, either). Two of the other tenants are a couple of creepy kids who don't seem to have any traces of a mother and father, and when they're not standing there vacantly staring at whomever enters the elevator, they're planting the seeds for the tenants' destruction, literally. In the most notable kill in the film, the little boy drops some corn kernels in a bathtub, causing stalks to grow out and asphyxiate Tiffany while she bathes. Somehow, I don't think this is the "moral cleansing" that He Who Walks Behind The Rows was talking about… While Mr. Rows is not in this film, there's a priest instead that helps to provide some exposition (Michael Ironside, identified simply as "Priest"). He points Jamie to an old photograph that helps to explain her grandmother's absence and some of the origin of all this corny horror. As Jamie gets closer to solving the case, so too does Detective Armbrister (Kyle Cassie, Hellraiser: Hellseeker, Lost Boys: The Tribe), to whom Jamie had filed a missing person's report earlier. Armbrister is going to have to get a whole lot closer, though, because the kids have all returned, and they've got Jamie trapped in the apartment and led by child preacher Abel (Sean Smith) are ready for another sacrifice. Director Guy Magar, although responsible as the writer and director of his own universe in Retribution, is probably best known as directing the inferior but still serviceable second sequel to The Stepfather. He brings that same workmanlike approach to the Corn franchise here, and delivers a film that's, you know, not bad. Visually it's got kinetic camera work with some Dutch tilts and roving steadicam and an infatuation with darkness. Like in that atmospheric, smoky opening of Stepfather 3, the night seems to come alive when Magar is at the helm. Performances, not so much. Also like Stepfather 3, the acting seems to be all over the map, with nobody acquitting themselves rather well. Michael Ironside is totally wasted, and both interpretations of that assessment probably apply. His character really seems to have no purpose, and other than brooding silently in the shadows he really has nothing to do. Better is the spunky Canadian Crystal Lowe, who seems to have made quite the career for herself in getting naked in thankless roles between this, Wrong Turn 2 and Final Destination 3. She adds some jubilance (and boobilance) when the middle bit of the film starts to, um, sag. Claudette Mink in the lead is adequate, but again like the rest of Magar's approach, nothing special. Finally, the kids are almost all non-threatening, although the main baddy at the end does have a couple scary moments with a digitally manipulated low voice. As a Guy Magar film, this seems to fit the bill with Made for TV performances contained within flashes of low budget visual style. As much as this is Magar's film though, I'd argue it is equal parts S.J. Smith's. his only other credit is the deplorable Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation, and while this is much better, the same idea of having a female naive initiated into the dark underbelly of an urbanity brought on by repression and tragedy still applies. The themes and arcs of both films are so similar you wonder if they were both derived from the same script. They do both represent his only credits. Even the evil seems similar, in that both seem to be subconscious fears manifested as organic objects. The corn stocks that bleed when punctured in Revelation seem a lot like the throbbing tentacles in that bloody apartment mess in Initiation. This film works better than Initiation though, because while Brian Yuzna was more concerned with reprehensible depravity, gore and sexual smut, Magar at least tries, and succeeds, at the more classical tropes of horror with some well-staged deaths and setup and release storytelling patterns. There's also a degree of wit in the storytelling, like how the ghostly children that occupy the apartment transfix themselves on a game of SEGA's The House of the Dead. It ain't high art, but Magar at least treats the material with respect, and the story is unique enough to at least tread water compared to the six films that came before it. Corn fans, too, should find a degree of freshness to this entry. After the mess that is Isaac's Return, Revelations jumps away from that entry's jumbled attempt at continuity and also breaks from the usual Corn formula. Rather than the usual reversal of power idea where kids terrorize adults with religious fervor, Revelation instead functions more like a ghost story. While the end wraps up too quickly, leaving some of the more intriguing points unanswered (why the hell does Ironside's character tease that vintage photo the way he does?) it still has enough mystery to it to string us well enough from kill to kill. Like The Gathering, this is a more mature approach at the Corn template, and for those who grew up with the series (and probably grew past it, too) this is a solid entry. Is it Guy Magar's film or S.J. Smith's? Probably both, but the main point is that it's a watchable one, and as The Final Sacrifice and Isaac's Return has taught us, that's not always a given in this franchise crap (crop?) shoot. Image Quality Lensed by Danny Nowak (Hard Core Logo, The Big Hit), Revelation is a slick and stylish looking movie. The Corn films have all surprisingly had a mostly polished look, and this one might be the best looking. That said, this transfer isn't. Another interlaced transfer from Echo Bridge, Revelation looks fairly soft. Part of the problem is that the camera is so kinetic and active here it introduces movement that exacerbates the interlacing and softness of the picture. The film has a relatively low bitrate, and it's evident during the closeups and static shots, where detail is lacking. Colors, though, are vivid and accurately represented here. Shadows and blacks tend to get a little muddy, hampering many of the moody scenes in the apartment. I'd love to see what this film would look like with a better transfer, but as it is it's just about serviceable. Sound Despite being made in 2001, Children of the Corn: Revelation is only presented in two-channel audio. Stereo is all you get here. The music is smooth, dialogue is clean, and effects register tack sharp. The end, when the bass would normally kick in, is relatively flat, and that final explosion is pretty pedestrian in 2.0. But whatever, it sounds clear and that's all you need to get through this field. Supplemental Material Looks like Jamie's grandmother wasn't the only one evicted. No extras here, yet again. It's kind of sad, and surprising, even, that Corns 2-7 have no extras whatsoever. Final Thoughts After the muddled and incomprehensible finale of Isaac's Return, the fact that there's a strong story here is, well, a revelation. Revelation , while not having any continuity with the previous films, is a solid self-contained entry that gets the ethos of the series right. The cinematography is expressive, the kids are creepy and like The Gathering before it, this is a tense, mature Children entry. The DVD by Echo Bridge is as bland as cornmeal, and it's got about the same amount of fixings, too. Still, horror fans looking for a little entertainment should find the cob satiating. Rating Movie - B Image Quality - C Sound - C+ Supplements - N/A Technical Info. Colour Running time - 1 hour and 22 minutes Rated R 1 Disc Chapter Stops English Dolby Digital 2.0 Supplemental Material N/A Other Pictures


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RALPH WALDO EMERSON: "I — this thought which is called I, — is the mould into which the world is poured like melted wax. The mould is invisible, but the world betrays the shape of the mould."
PHOTOGRAPHER'S DIARY: The last three days have been a scramble, a possibly photo-worthy bit of weather. It is the kind of scramble from which lessons should be learned. Time to take stock of things I've learned and learned again - part 1:
1. What looks like a weak dusting of sleet down in my valley can be a whole other thing across the hilltops. Valley sleet coated the ground while the hilltops became a crystal wonderland. Because I didn't see it out my window, I almost missed it.
2. I'd never shot an ice storm. I didn't know that I'd never shot an ice storm, and I hadn't thought much about how to shoot an ice storm, but there I was in an ice storm. The entire orchard was encrusted. Most of Thursday the light was even and diffused, and there were often lovely skyscapes if I could only get the trees into the right position or the sky into the right position. And then occasionally the sun would break through and the crystalized trees would glisten. Sometimes the glistening lasted as long as 30 seconds, but where does one stand? At such moments every step changed the landscape, so completely was it refracted through the ice, ...and then the sun was back in hiding. Making it worse was my mounting panic that the ice would melt before I had a chance to discover this new world. The only way to begin is to begin.
3. One of my first thoughts was, "At what scale does the event make visual impact?" Everything from grass blades to finger-size limbs was encased in ice. Larger limbs were saddled in ice. It was a medium-size ice storm, not a limb-breaker. Observed up close the ice made lenses like snakes slithering along branches and tendrils. It encased seed pods, and dolloped growth nodes. The lenses changed as the light changed. Observed far off the strongest effect was in places where closely packed limbs, delicately etched with ice, appeared as glistening textures. Light was even more transformational here. In the middle were orchard-scapes of various scopes where ice-encrusted boughs reflected light as if they were on freshly painted canvas, still wet and glistening. I find it very difficult to scope at three scales simultaneously. The only way to begin is to choose.
4. I also tried to assess how quickly the weather was changing? It wasn't only that it might get warm and melt the ice, but that the clouds were moving quickly. Shooting from a tripod requires set-up time. Shooting at the clouds requires 3 or 4 photographs at different exposure settings for HDR. Once I set my tripod, how long do I sit and wait for the sun to peek back through, and when do I turn to what's looking good right now? Were sun-producing breaks becoming more frequent or were they disappearing? I tried to do it all; I shot hand-held; By leaving the tripod ballasted and in place I preserved a second angle, a likely composition should the sun return. Alas, there were so many settings to undo when I rushed back to the tripod, that I missed the shot.
5. The first plan isn't always the best. However a bird in hand is worth two across the orchard. In the end, it's always a crap shoot.
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"You would be asking both Heather and Rob to step down for a period of as long as six months," [Danielle said, re why standing for byelections were not demanded of the floor crossers], "because the by-election would be called at the pleasure of the current sitting government and I can imagine they wouldn't make it all that easy for either of them to be without an income for six months." [Smith added that Wildrose] party policy had been to require a by-election for 'floor-crossers' but, when it came to reality, they had to make a decision that worked for everyone.
There, in a nutshell, you have Danielle essentially admitting to more than what she was compelled to. In a word, I trust Danielle. When I once scratched my head about why she hired Stephen Carter, someone with bad debts and who didn't seem especially committed to the (at least then) Wildrose philosophy of government, she gave me a personal explanation at that November 2009 event. She surely didn't have to, but cared about what I thought. Rob Anderson's first impulse, in contrast, is to deny. "I really can't remember ... who asked for what" concerning the terms of the floor crossing, says Anderson. Yet "the CBC has obtained an email sent by Anderson to the party. In it, Anderson states that there was an arrangement made with leader Danielle Smith for that money — an arrangement made prior to Anderson and Forsyth crossing the floor." Bottom line is that I don't believe Anderson does not remember. Anderson once told me, "I clearly support "right to a secret ballot." In fact, that topic never even came up at the convention - there was never a resolution vote." I checked the facts and this simply was not true. A measure calling for replacing this clause with some meaningless generic verbiage calling for "fairness" was "PROPOSED BY CAUCUS" and since I don't believe for a minute that Paul Hinman, a conscientious true conservative advocate for individual freedom, would support this measure this was necessarily a floor crosser's initiative.


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Changes since 0.13.3: - GUPnPService should remove all handlers installed on the shared SoupServer instance when it is disposed. - Fixate subscription timeout to be 300s as per DLNA requirement (22.214.171.124). - Correct type of action argument of GUPnPService::action-invoked. - Remove redundant copying of GValue content in a few places. - Handle multiple variables inside property node in event notifications to be compatible with server-side implementations using older GUPnP - Fix syntax of event notifications with multiple properties. - Add/fix gobject-introspection annotations for various functions. - Some non-functional improvements. Bugs fixed in this release: 2084 - Add scope annotations to various functions 2131 - GUPnPServiceAction is a boxed, not a pointer 2086 - Fix gtk-doc format on all functions in public GUPnP API All contributors: Sven Neumann
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For some people who love K-Pop and K-Drama will be familiar with some Korean food, like Kimchi and Tteokbokki. South Korean foods can also compete with the foods from the other east Asian countries like Japan and China. Korean foods are now also popular to the other countries including the US and Europe since the K-fever is spreading around the world.
Must-Try Korean Foods
Here are some Korean foods that are very famous around the world that you should try when you go to visit South Korea or authentic Korean restaurants.
- Kimchi
Kimchi is known as the spicy pickle from Korea. Kimchi was made from fermented vegetables. It is fermented by scrubbing the vegetables with spices and salt. White mustard, radish, cucumber, and cabbage are the most common Kimchi that the native usually eat. It is fermented inside earthenware vessels that are buried in the ground for a few days. Kimchi can last for a long time if it is stored nicely.
- Tteokbokki
Korea is known for its spicy foods. One of the most popular spicy food in Korean that we can easily found as street food is tteokbokki. Tteokbokki is a Korean spicy rice cake. In some drama or tv show, it often stole the attention of the viewers. Tteokbokki is being prepared by cut it into pieces and the nice spicy gravy is being spread on the top of the rice cake with the slice of green onions, eggs or fish cakes.
- Kimbab
If Japan has sushi, Korea has Kimbab. Not much different from sushi, Kimbab also has filling inside the rolled rice. Kimbab's fillings are more various than sushi, Kimbab is only depended on fish or the other seafood. Kimbab can be filled with meat, vegetables or even modified with the other ingredients. The rice is being seasoned with sesame oil and a pinch of salt. The rice is being rolled up inside the nori or flat seaweed.
- Ramyeon
Another Korean version of Japanese food is Ramen. In Korea, we call it Ramyeon. Korean ramyeon is very famous for those who love Korean Drama and movies. Almost in every movie, there is a scene where the characters are eating ramyeon with the pan lid. The difference between Ramen and Ramyeon is in its broth and toppings. Ramen has fish or meat broth and topped with Naruto-some kind of fish cake, or Menma (boiled bamboo), while Ramyeon uses Anchovy or shrimp broth and topped with kimchi.
- Jjangmyeon
Jjangmeyon is originally a Chinese Korean combined cuisine. Jjangmyeon is a kind of noodle that is topped with thick black gravy on it. This black gravy is made of soy sauce and some slice of pork meats and vegetables.
- Bulgogi
Bulgogi is made from thinly sliced beef that is roasted and then stir-fried. Before it is roasted, the beef is marinated in fish and soy sauces. Korean has a unique way to eat bulgogi. They usually put wrap bulgogi inside the perilla leaves with gochujang (chili paste) and garlic in it.


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I learned quite some time ago that two (or even more) conflicting emotions cannot coexist at the same time; I didn't just read it somewhere, I felt it on my own skin. This proved to be true once again in my last ordeal with the upper part of my GI tract – I was horrified of what I was feeling, horrified of the exam necessary to detect any possible problems, and eventually horrified of the worst possible outcome. Essentially, it was even worse than that – I was totally petrified. When you experience such an intense degree of fear, you can't be either sad or happy or angry at the same time, all else vanishes from your focus. Once the fear subsidies, other emotions can resurface again and take that fear's front row place. That's a very powerful tactic for dealing with panic disorder – whenever any other emotion overpowers you, fear retreats and panic is kept at much safer distance.
In my present reality, as soon as I got my biopsy results and figured out that there are some tissue changes, but nothing that much alarming, I felt a tremendous relief. It seemed such a positive thing at that moment, it felt wonderful, even though I still can't get rid of my stomach issues. It wasn't long before the relief was replaced by the sensations of grief that come and go, alternate constantly like ebb and flow. Suddenly, it's something I do or something I say, an item that I hold… memories of my dad keep coming back and sorrow and tears overcome me. Then it gets better, I get distracted, but not for long.
As if it weren't enough, I have lots of financial issues as well in this truly post-traumatic life, as there is no longer any of the dad's income. I do receive a very small amount of money for some occasional jobs I do from home, but that's hardly enough to make things better. This month I worked a lot, as a matter of fact I worked for hours even on the day when I received anesthesia, in spite of the recommendations to relax for the rest of that day. Today I merely asked if there would be any payments in my favor because February came and almost completely went without any income for me at all.
I was just wondering you know, I have bills to pay, it's quite hard, I said. The reply was – Well, if it's hard, then go and politely ask the boss to find you some other PROPER (for this woman that means office, not home based) job, because you're not doing much for the company, you know. No payments this month for you. That's not fair, I said, I did work a lot this month in spite of having health issues. Health issues? Your health issues are nobody's concern, we all have issues – so what?
My thoughts wandered back to that bed in the GI department and to the moment when the anesthetic was injected. I could have died right there, many things could have gone wrong, I signed the consent. Yet I woke up seemingly undamaged and rushed home to do some important things that could have created serious problems in case I hadn't waken up. Nobody else has the access to that information, nobody else knows the e-mails and passwords. Nobody there speaks English at this level, which is necessary for dealing with their important papers. Oh yes my dear, you would have had tons of serious concerns if I hadn't waken up. On the other hand, thinking of how easily the movie of my life was interrupted by that anesthetic and how peaceful and calm that darkness I slipped into was, maybe it would have been much better if I hadn't waken up at all. This way, I got right back to that same sea of fears, panic, uncertainties, sorrow, pain, not eating, not sleeping, not truly living, having no idea how I will go on from here.
PD is an expensive illness among other things, as I once said. That anesthesia cost what is for me lots of money, but without it I would have never completed the exam and the GI team would have had to deal with stopping a panic attack instead of inspecting my intestines. I worked precisely to earn so that I could prevent the attack, so that I could "bribe" my illness to spare me from its ugliest pits. How wrong I was.
I am used to people being rude and I do know there's a harsh world out there, but in these circumstances I'm more vulnerable than usual. Also, these poisonous words came from a person who knows me for many years and knows all about my loss. I didn't ask for pity, sympathy or empathy and I never would, I just wanted some retribution for my work that I duly deserved in my opinion.
It was also recommended to me by her to take some "calming" pills as it's not normal to be sad that long (5 months is so abnormally long?), and she added that I SHOULD pull myself together and not go around visiting doctors whenever I feel an ache or two.
Calming pills for depression? She has obviously never hard that such medication depress your nervous system even more. Secondly, it's a very bad choice of words to say to someone who has anxiety to pull oneself together – we so desperately want to, but how do you do that? Shake your head to left and right, button up your shirt and go out to the big bright world magically cured? What are those pieces of me that are scattered away and that have to be reassembled again, pulled together? Has anyone invented a glue for sealing back together the pieces of a "broken" mind? But people still love to pass on psychiatric advice, even without any firsthand or circumstantial knowledge about such issues.
What she doesn't know is that those as she calls them calming pills have been my companions and life saviors for two long decades even at the best of times, let alone when I held with my both arms a person who was terribly choking and fainting and eventually dying right there in front of me in my arms, and there was nothing I could do to prevent it. An ache or two? I hardly eat for more than three months, I lost even more weight, I live with constant arrhythmias because my swollen stomach irritates my heart, and I have 4 different gastric diagnoses after the endoscopy. It took me one hell of a courage to go back to the GI department, I postponed it as much as I could, because my dad was counting his last pre-palliative days surrounded precisely by such doctors. I went there 3 times, endoscopy included, so much for constant visits… who on Earth would want to go visit their worst nightmare every other day or so?
Conclusion: I shouldn't have asked for the payment because it wasn't coming anyway, the only thing I managed was to ruin my day and end up sadly pondering about the future.
I made one resolution – not to discuss ever again how I feel physically or emotionally with any person in my real life (apart from my mother). They will inevitably ask questions, but "fine, thanks" even in the worst of times will do just fine. I'm well aware that such a decision can isolate me even further from my immediate surroundings, but at least it will spare me from any newly inflicted pains or judgements.
What people in situations like mine dislike the most are surely statements beginning with YOU SHOULD…
You should overcome your loss.
You should get better, it's high time.
You should take pills to calm yourself down and move on… i.e. pop up a benzo and chill out, somebody died, so what? (it's important that they're still alive and kicking, why should they care about others?)
You should do something about your life, you know. (Really? I'd never guess…)
You should earn more money immediately.
You should marry, a husband would take care of you.
You should take your father's place in all the chores he was involved in… etc. etc.
i.e. :
Tanja, you should do something entirely different from what you're doing right now. You're wrong about everything you do. YOU SHOULD CHANGE. COMPLETELY.
My message to all of them – Guys, I "appreciate" your constant reminders of my "faults" and I know those shoulds very well myself – but I have my own pace at which I can or cannot do something. I should probably do many things, but sorry guys, I'm unable to at the moment. RESPECT IT. I can't change to be someone else. I don't want to be someone else. Maybe I don't even want to change everything in my life. Maybe I'm just trying to survive and doing my best, that didn't cross your minds?
If someone thinks that he or she can live my life better than I do, I'm very willing to exchange places. To put that someone temporarily in position to suffer from panic disorder the way I do (happens only to 2% of world population at most), lose one of two closest persons in life to cancer after taking full personal palliative care of that person at home with no real medical means at all, eat just a bite or two here and there, sleep just a couple of hours at night being constantly awaken by burping and arrhythmias, suffer from hypothyroidism with almost inevitable surgery of the thyroid, have very limited means for basic needs in life, work without sense and have no friends in real life, mainly due to PD.
If someone can live such life better than I do (and I think I fight very much every day), I'd truly congratulate them.
No problem anyhow, I'm very used to being alone in what I do and how I feel, it's nothing new to an only child like me. If that's a price to pay to be calm, to avoid being honest about what happens to me and how that feels, then for me in this case honesty is definitely not the best policy.


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Master Spirit Medium Ingrid Turner Helps You Connect to Your Spirit Guide! Hollywood Event 9/20!
Ever want answers to questions you can barely articulate? Questions about direction in your life? It's hard sometimes to gain direction when you are too close to the source (i.e., yourself). Maybe you miss a friend or loved one who has passed on and you wish to connect with them. (Hey I know it sounds a bit "woo-woo" but trust me on this a bit longer)
Ingrid Turner is a person you need to meet-online, via phone or maybe if you are lucky, in person. Which is what this post is about. Stick with this post till the end because there are bonuses tied to this event!
Ingrid Turner is a master spirit medium and she is someone you should talk to or "meet". If you are in So. California or more specifically the greater Los Angeles area, you can meet her this weekend!
Who is Ingrid Turner:
Ingrid is a spirit medium who facilitates communication between you and your spirit tribe; your spirit guide, loved ones who have crossed over, and other souls you've known for thousands of years over many, many lifetimes. Your spirit tribe is ready to provide guidance, love, and support to you, and for Ingrid, it is a deep honor to be a part of this reconnection. Communing with your spirit guide is a profound experience with long lasting and far-reaching effects.
In her own words:
I'm a medium
It is my deepest honor to facilitate communication between you and your loved ones who have passed on the other side. It is my both passion and purpose to bridge the gap between this world and the spirit world; to help anyone I can to heal and grow.
Additionally, I am able to channel your spirit guides, who will give guidance and assist you in personal and spiritual development. Communing with your spirit guide is a profound experience with long lasting and far-reaching effects.
I'm an empath, tarot card reader, and I do past life regressions.
Take a breath here because that's a lot of information. You might be wondering if Ingrid really delivers. Skeptics are welcome and it's a good thing. If you are skeptical (and many are), here's something I would like to share with you.
I am part of a group where Ingrid is admin. She was doing single tarot card readings online for anyone who wanted them. I asked for a single card reading– and I wondered about what information would come. Ingrid's reading not only was a bullseye on me, there was advice to the solution I was (and am) still implementing. Here's the interesting part, she used a distinctive name for me in the "message". That name happens to be the exact name I use with others I deeply care about. Ingrid would not have known that because Ingrid had never met me or spoken to me. She did not know me. 95% of my friends don't know about that name– but it's something very meaningful to me (and it's not a name that one hears often). It was the key that unlocked the door.
Here's the scoop on the special event with Ingrid Turner!
Join Ingrid Turner in Hollywood, CA for an evening with Spirit! .
September 20, 2015
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Bargain price: $45.
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During this very special evening, you will:
– Learn about Spirit Guides and their history from cultures around the world
– Get your questions answered about Spirit Guides, mediumship and channeling
– Share your experiences with Spirit in a safe group setting
– Meet your Spirit Guide in a ten minute, one-on-one session with Ingrid
Just for those attending, you can score an hour-long, private reading with Ingrid Turner for $99!
(Regular price for private reading: $150) Learn about Ingrid's readings HERE: http://ingridhturner.com/readings
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If you go, please let me know what you thought of the event! I would be there but I can't make it that evening!
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Adventures in garment construction. (Plus random thoughts, photos of interesting places and stuff I've made!)
Wednesday, 18 November 2015
Trouser fitting
I spent some time reading Pants for Real people - Pati Palmer and Marta Alto last night. No-one exactly like me, but plenty of variation which was encouraging and I was middling in the size range they fit.
It looks like I need to get a basic slim leg trouser pattern from my stash add one inch seam allowances and start playing with it.
It looked to me that I need to add a little extra for a full tummy (and wear my tops out).
then some extra for full front thighs, particularly at the front inseam.
extra only on the back pattern piece for full calves
I need a sway back, full buttock and under butt bagginess fix as well
So make those 6 alterations and I should have some wearable pants!
If I am doing all that I might as well start with a Simplicity pattern and do the Burda butt alterations first and then take it from there.
I am out tonight and busy at the weekend but see what I can manage on Friday evening.
Simplicity 4375 might be a possible starting place for some basic trousers.
3 comments:
- Linda T said...
Ruthie, a couple of interesting blog posts on the forward tilted hip here: http://iconicpatterns.com/2013/01/14/trouser-pattern-adjustment-for-forward-tilted-hips/#more-5742
- 19 November 2015 at 14:17
- Patti's Blog said...
Love your drawings because it is so easy to see what's happening. I've found that the Eureka Pants pattern and instructions are great for us with a little fluff. The use of horizontal balance lines help a lot in getting everything up and down in the right places. The Eureka pattern has these marked. I think you'd like this pattern.
- 19 November 2015 at 22:22
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