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By Keith ArnoldMar 12, 2013, 12:13 PM EDT
The University of Notre Dame will join the Atlantic Coast Conference ahead of schedule, joining the conference for the upcoming 2013-14 season. They'll leave the Big East Conference after this school year, where they've been members since 1995.
The Irish will leave the conference at the same time as the seven non-football playing schools, DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall and Villanova, with a departure date set for July 1.
"From the time of our decision to join the ACC we have stressed our commitment to ensuring that our departure was achieved in a collegial manner," Notre Dame vice president and director of athletics Jack Swarbrick said. "This agreement realizes that intention and we are very grateful to the members of the Big East and Commissioner Mike Aresco for helping to facilitate this orderly and timely transition."
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REVIEW 215: CHENNAI EXPRESS
Rohit Shetty
Deepika Padukone, Shah Rukh Khan, Sathyaraj, Nikitin Dheer, Kamini Kaushal, Lekh Tandon, Manorama, Priyamani
Hindi and Tamil
WARNING: LONG REVIEW AHEAD!
The first half hour of Chennai Express is rollicking good fun: the lines are quick-witted, Shah Rukh Khan's comic timing is a revelation (didn't know he had it in him! he should do more comedies!), Deepika Padukone's thick Tamilian accent is hilarious (if only we can relax and not get our knickers in a twist about it) plus we get a neat little parody of the climactic scene in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge that deserves, in fact, to be mocked. After that though, it's a series of troughs and crests and crests and troughs – in fact, too many troughs – culminating in an overly long finale fight and the inexplicable Lungi Dance. Overall assessment though: if you're in a mood for some determinedly nonsensical entertainment that's not entirely as over-the-top as we're used to seeing from director Rohit Shetty, this one's it.
SRK takes on his favourite screen name once again in Chennai Express in which he plays the 40-year-old grandson of an over-protective North Indian halwai (Lekh Tandon) in Mumbai. When the old man passes away, Rahul heads off to Goa for a holiday but is diverted to Tamil Nadu's Komban village when he gets unwittingly embroiled in the business of Meenamma (Deepika), the beautiful daughter of a Tamilian don (Sathyaraj). The question many have been asking since the film's first trailer was released is this: is Chennai Express a return to the irritating old Bollywood stereotype of the oily-haired aiyyaiyyo south Indian epitomised by Mehmood in Padosan and repeated ad nauseam in Hindi films till the end of the 1980s? The answer, with a few caveats, is a surprising no. Yes, there's a pointed contrast made between the skin colour of the film's southern Indian lead players and their emphatically black-skinned flunkeys, but to be fair, Bollywood's portrayal of north Indians is not very different, with a lighter skin usually conveying a higher status. It's noteworthy though that Chennai Express sends out a gentle message to north Indians who by and large consider it every Indian's duty to speak Hindi while making no effort themselves to learn other Indian languages. It does so by doggedly not subtitling its lengthy Tamil dialogues, choosing instead to get translations from Meenamma or a Tamil-speaking Sikh policeman played sweetly by Mukesh Tiwari, and on other occasions leaving the audience to guess what's probably being said.
Most interestingly, SRK spends much of the film in a self-deprecating mood, being the anti-thesis of the Hindi film hero, openly showing his fear of the bad guys, with the camerawork intentionally stressing his smallness in comparison with the towering presence of the villain Thangabali played by Nikitin Dheer. He gets a drubbing from Thangabali at one point. Elsewhere, he seeks Meenamma's protection though of course he won't admit it. And in one scene, the lady even gets to kick him real hard for reasons we won't reveal. How often does a Hindi film hero do this? Kudos then to Shah Rukh for risking it, especially considering the prevailing on-screen invincibility of his arch rival Salman Khan who remains capable of taking on crowds, trains and trams with his bare fists. Rahul even – hold your breath! – announces his age as 40 in the very first line he utters in the film, and Meenamma tells him he looks 50-plus. Considering that at 47-going-on-48 SRK played a 25-year-old boy in the first half of last year's Jab Tak Hai Jaan, this comes as a relief. Gentlemen of Bollywood, when you star in a film with a heroine half your age, kindly admit that it's an older-man-younger-woman romance.
The other significant point is Chennai Express' take on DDLJ, the film that catapulted SRK from stardom to stratospheric megastardom. DDLJ romanticised its regressive message about the unquestionable will of the family patriarch and a woman's lack of say in personal matters. Twenty years later, SRK returns as another Rahul, this time not to succumb but to question a father for being despotic with his daughter. The men are still the ones doing the talking, but the nature of the conversation has changed, and that's a small milestone to celebrate.
If the preceding paragraph suggests in any way that Meenamma is a pushover or Deepika's role is subordinate to Shah Rukh's in this film, you've read that wrong. Meenamma is a woman who strains at her chains every step of the way. And Deepika sustains her comic timing from start to finish in Chennai Express even when SRK's Rahul gets repetitive in the second half. After the emotional roller-coaster she pulled off in Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, here's another thumbs up for Ms Padukone, this time in a vastly different role. SRK lives up to his promise – made in a beverage ad – that from this film forward his heroine's name would appear before his in the credits, which as we all know is a break from MCP Bollywood's norm. Now that's a condescending piece of tosh if your heroine is playing fifth fiddle to you as is the case with most Hindi films (and certainly Rohit Shetty's own last two, Bol Bachchan and Singham), but in Chennai Express Deepika is an equal partner to her hero, as she has been in most of her films so far. Hopefully a day is not far when a leading lady does not have to depend on a leading man's largesse to have her name placed in the credits where it should rightfully be. Until then, here's another small milestone to celebrate.
It's because of how Chennai Express chooses to portray south Indians and its heroine until that point that the Lungi Dance in the end is so jarring. First, it relegates Deepika completely to the position of junior partner when it starts off with the announcement, "This is the tribute to Thalaivar from King Khan…" Second, the so-called "tribute" to Rajinikanth continues to reduce this Tamil film icon to mere exotica, which is how North India has deigned to recognise him ever since the North India-centric, supposedly "national" media accidentally woke up to his legend status with the release of Sivaji. As a comical song-and-dance somewhere in the middle of this film, Lungi Dance might have been enjoyable. Placed at the end with the credits, with absolutely no connection to anything that's gone before, and positioned as a bow to Rajini, it's reductive and makes absolutely no sense. Though some people north of the Vindhyas may find this hard to believe, there's ACTUALLY more to Rajinikanth than his sunglass-flipping and other stunts.
Clearly then, Chennai Express is not an entirely smooth ride. Never mind the ideological analysis… Purely from an entertainment point of view, the film slows down too much in the second half. Some things remain consistent though: DoP Dudley does a good job of capturing the film's uniformly picturesque locations; production designer Narendra Rahurikar creates prettiness without colour coordinating wall paint with the clothes worn by people standing against those walls as we've seen in too many films of the past decade; and the costume design team clothes Deepika in the loveliest southern Indian saris and half-saris while dressing the rest of the cast impeccably too, sans the loudness we've come to associate with Rohit Shetty's films. The music, on the other hand, is mostly lousy – except for the extremely catchy Chennaiaiaiaiai Chennai Express theme and the reasonably melodic Titli, This comes as a huge disappointment considering Vishal-Shekhar's amazing track record. National Award-winning Tamil and Malayalam actress Priyamani looks lovely in her item song appearance but must bear the brunt of the tunelessness of the number to which she is dancing. South India knows her well; Bollywood saw the impact she makes even in a supporting role when she played Abhishek Bachchan's sister in Raavan… for god's sake, she deserves better than this.
When you weigh out the film's assets and liabilities though, there's more to like than not. Too many Bollywood comedies in recent years have come laden with "jokes" about rape, faeces and farts, urine and sundry body fluids. Chennai Express steers clear of crudeness except for a couple of un-funny comments about izzat lootna, one tacky wisecrack about "chhakkaas" and a few-seconds-long distasteful reference to Shah Rukh's most sensitive film so far ("My name is Rahul and I'm not a terrorist," says the hero here, rolling his eyes as if autism is amusing). Chennai Express is partly designed as a bow to SRK (I lost count of the number of times in the film he stretches out his arms in that trademark gesture) but in a fashion that's less in-your-face than the grating Salman-worship we've lately been seeing in the other Khan's films.
One thing's for sure: this film is not as mindless as it would like us to think it is. Anyway, kee farak painda? For as Meenamma might say in that infectious accent of hers, "Main ab review khatam karti, tum review padhti, phir tum film dekhti aur khud decide karti ki tum film like karti ya hate karti." Chennai Express is not unrelentingly laugh-worthy, but it's still good enough for a relaxed, pleasant evening. Happy Eid, folks!
Rating (out of five): **3/4
Posted by Anna MM Vetticad at 3:38 PM
Labels: Anna MM Vetticad, Anna Vetticad, Chennai Express, Deepika Padukone, Kamini Kaushal, Lekh Tandon, Manorama, Nikitin Dheer, Priyamani, Rohit Shetty, Sathyaraj, Shah Rukh Khan
So, the choice is left with the viewer......gud one anna
Mansi August 9, 2013 at 4:24 PM
Nice ending to an overall informative review but why the constant North India bashing Anna? did you forget that the Hindi film industry is in Mumbai???
Anna MM Vetticad August 9, 2013 at 6:06 PM
Dear Mansi,
Glad you found the review informative. But why do you consider it "north India bashing" if I state facts about lack of awareness and prejudices prevailing in this part of the country? Not sure exactly what point you are trying to make with respect to the location of the Hindi film industry, but do you forget that Hindi is primarily a north Indian language or that Mumbai is not merely the capital of a western Indian state but also the commercial capital of all of India?
Regards, Anna MM Vetticad
Anna, i fail to understand why critics, such as you, keep this in mind that movie-makers could read the review as well ? I hate to say, but your review is not right and is misleading. This movie is absolute crap.
If you like such movies, you should stop reviewing or you need to watch better movies. At one point you call it 'mindless' and then you ask people to watch it. I mean, you don't have to praise it just because of Shahrukh. Please review better or don't do it.
Sports Brigade August 12, 2013 at 10:35 AM
Interesting .very interesting review and I am so much in agreement with you on a certain mindset that north indians have...or something being tried to be portrayed by this movie. Sir Rajni is like god to many people but by showing flipping sunglasses and a "lungi" goes on to show the mental association that a myopic Rohit Shetty or SRK have for Sir Rajni and south indians in general.
Disagreement on your take on hindi though...while Hindi is a noth indian language it also is our national language and most commonly spoken. So there should be no shame in learning or at least trying to speak your national language.
Anna MM Vetticad August 12, 2013 at 1:35 PM
Dear Bob Albert,
I'm not about to argue with you over your opinion about the movie - you have a right to your point of view and I have a right to mine without having to hear that my opinion is wrong and yours is right.
I think though that perhaps you read someone else's review and posted a comment on my blog by mistake. Can't think of any other explanation for your comment: "At one point you call it 'mindless' and then you ask people to watch it." (a) I didn't call the film "mindless". Quite to the contrary, my exact sentence is: "One thing's for sure: this film is not as mindless as it would like us to think it is." (b) I never tell people to watch or not watch a film. My reviews only contain my opinion of a film and as a matter of principle, I've consistently refused to answer the "should we / shouldn't we watch it" question that readers so often ask.
Dear Sports Brigade,
Glad you found my review interesting. Just wanted to gently point out a couple of factual errors in your comment though:
(a) Hindi is not our national language. India does not have a Constitutionally designated national language.
(b) I did not at any point say there's any shame in learning Hindi. I simply pointed out that too many Hindi speaking people in northern India don't make an effort to learn Indian languages other than Hindi.
pepguru August 9, 2013 at 5:00 PM
Thank you. I absolutely loved the movie but even then I can take your criticism because its well thought out. Unlike other reviewers who are sitting in their cultural ghettos, with a knife in their hands to slaughter the movie. I mean did they not get it from the trailers that they were'nt going to see Satyajit Ray or Mani Ratnam?
Nilzrav August 9, 2013 at 5:52 PM
Poor reviewer is hell bent on comparing SRK with SK and his movies. Chennai Express is boring, tedious and completely nonsensical. I feel pity for SRK who cannot act (that is when he does!) without hamming throughout the film. Cheap rip off and mockery of DDLJ. This film should have ONLY released in Chennai giving the dialogues, clothes, people and everything else which is left to be included.
Aravindan Umashankar August 9, 2013 at 6:54 PM
Anna,Thoda bauth generosity on the stars...3.5 wud hv been apt ..agree with the rest of the review :-)
Rahul naam to nehi suna hoga August 9, 2013 at 7:12 PM
exactly my feeling mam.enjoyed the movie: ).was a guilty pleasure.but felt more like a rohit shetty one than a usual srk movie. but still better than the others we see in this genre.hope it becomes a blockbluster and srk moves on to work with directors like anurag basu and kashyaps.
Maya August 9, 2013 at 8:42 PM
Like the review but feel the comparisons to Salman were unnecessary. And it's funny that you see his films as "Salman worship" because I see them more as poking fun at himself whilst retaining everything his fans love about him, from Dabangg to Ready to ETT.
Also, I have read countless articles claiming Rani Mukerji has a cameo in the film. Does she?
@theatrenearyou August 9, 2013 at 10:41 PM
Looooooooooooog review..like the movie. "Chennai Express, CTS station se ghantay pahele nikal chuki hai lekin ab tak sirf Dadar station hi pahunchi hai"....LIKE IT or MYND IT
Great review Anna..me gonna WATCHITaaaa :-)
its too long m not going to read it
Miss. B August 10, 2013 at 1:07 AM
"Most interestingly, SRK spends much of the film in a self-deprecating mood, being the anti-thesis of the Hindi film hero, openly showing his fear of the bad guys, with the camerawork intentionally stressing his smallness in comparison with the towering presence of the villain Thangabali played by Nikitin Dheer. He gets a drubbing from Thangabali at one point. Elsewhere, he seeks Meenamma's protection though of course he won't admit it. And in one scene, the lady even gets to kick him real hard for reasons we won't reveal. How often does a Hindi film hero do this? Kudos then to Shah Rukh for risking it, especially considering the prevailing on-screen invincibility of his arch rival Salman Khan who remains capable of taking on crowds, trains and trams with his bare fists."
Thank you for this paragraph! Usually people ignore such little details but it's these intricacies which mean a lot to me. This makes SRK a little different from his fellow heroes. He is not afraid to be portrayed as weak or scared. He's not afraid to make fun of himself. He doesn't mind putting the lady on the driver's seat. Shows how secure he's of himself as an actor.
The film was a mindless comedy but glad it didn't go the offensive pathway. There were hardly any Tamil stereotypes. I enjoy commercial Hindi comedies as long as they don't feature offensive racist, homophobic, sexist humour which, I think, this film MOSTLY avoided. They could've left out the unnecessary 'izzat lutni' line. And regarding the 'chhaka' bit, I don't know if I have missed anything but I don't think a double entendre was intended here.
DJBhaiJaan August 10, 2013 at 2:08 AM
It always happens with your reviews and I am afraid that it has happened again. Ma'am you've got some serious issues, not that I am saying that no one else does. But the problem I find in your reviews is that somehow your issues tend to find a way into your work. I remember reading the review of "Cocktail", you talked about how a girl with a Christian name is shown as a brat/slut who drinks and has one night stands while another girl with a Hindu name is shown to be the perfect lady like character, and then you went on about how Bollywood has went on an on with this tradition and it needs to be changed. As you were the only critic to have pointed this out in the reviews It seemed to me that your being a Christian somehow made you write this. Though I must add I made this assumption solely because of your name.
Then some/a very few of your tweets about certain things on other matters, be it political or sports had the same angle to them.
Now after reading this review the same thing is again visible to me. Only this time it is your issue regarding the treatment of south Indians. In a review of a mere movie you bring in everything from the skin tones discrimination, the media bias, the north Indians view of Mr. Rajnikant etc etc. Now I might not be sure about your religion but I am sure you're a South Indian. :)
I understand it is your prerogative completely as it is your review and every critic needs to add something to make his/her review unique, but in my opinion sometimes your issues take up more space than they should.
As you might have noticed in this comment I have tried to use words which are not specific to a particular gender. At places I have used "His/Her" etc. I did this because I think if I write a sentence like "a critic wants his review to...." then you might say why I have used "his" for a critic when the said critic could have been a woman as well. This, the above paragraph is what I go through and feel when I read your reviews. After reading them what I take back instead of how good/bad a movie is, is what things in society you have problems with.
Your reviews are on of the best and most honest, but I sincerely wish the issues you have could be somewhat less visible.
Wow, so biased towards sarook...that's fine...just don't ridicule other films/actors when they do similar foolishness...
SHABIN SAJAN August 10, 2013 at 10:25 AM
never wanna see a movie of this type...it wud be a time pass but we cud save that time for somethng benefitial...
then trust ur review
A boring, tedious, ham-fest, loud and grating on nerves! That's what Chennai Express is. Even a train chugging out of a station has sweeter sound than the whole of this 'boakwaas' film. SRK's face-making and facial twists is horrible. That drunk scene is the worst ever in the annals of film history. And what was that lengthy Nokia advt placement all about - and the repetitive scene in the train after that! I dont know about SK's movies, but this review surely seems to be 'SRK Worship' and nothing more! Pls avoid this movie if u wish to retain your sanity. I pity Deepika, though, because she is the only good point in this otherwise annoying and irritating film.
Rahul August 10, 2013 at 8:47 PM
Not a great movie. The jokes though stale, but because of their perfect timing do make us laugh. Both SRK and Deepika have done a good job and because of them the film is watchable.
M surprised you didn't know he had a good comic timing? He was hilarious in om shanti om, baadshah, duplicate. N no m not an srk fan. But he's always been good at comedies.
Prachi August 14, 2013 at 8:51 PM
Can say the direction of Rohit Shetty was awesome in Chennai Express and role played by SRK and Deepika is really fabulous but the lacking part in this movie is music only otherwise movie is really great and one time watch for fun and comedy.
Manyu August 16, 2013 at 2:58 PM
I kind of agree and disagree with you on the language issue. The fact that irritates me about most north Indians is that they don't even bother to find out about south India. Many even put all five states in the bracket of madrasis.
But even the south Indians are ignorant about Hindi. They will learn Tamil/Telugu/Kannada/Malayalam (depending on their region) and also learn English but not the Hindi. Every state has it's own language but at least the others try to speak Hindi, even though a bit inaccurately. Why give English a chance and not Hindi when that's the language most of your country people speak?
Dear Manyu,
This is absolutely not true. In my experience, most non-English speaking southerners who come to north India make a greater effort to learn Hindi than English to communicate with the local people. If you have found resistance to Hindi on the streets of Tamil Nadu though, it is for historical and political reasons - a resistance to any effort to impose Hindi on non-Hindi speakers by those who believe Hindi should be made the national language since it is spoken by large numbers of people in the north. Personally, I feel everyone in the country should learn their mother tongue and the local language of the place they are living in if they are not in their home state, but I'm against any sort of imposition or language fanaticism.
Dear Anna,
I respect your views and I am not saying that Hindi is superior to any language. just that there must be one language that everyone must know so that we Indians can talk to each other. A lot of times, tourists from one state travelling to another face this problem. The auto-rickshaw wallas, ticket vendors at station often start talking on their regional language and it causes unnecessary problems. Also, giving more importance to your state than to your country creates differences and tension. It's the same divide and rule policy still at work. We all love our mother tongues and home towns but we must also have the same respect for our country. And we need to be less anal about things like castes, regions and religions. having a common language, whichever it may be, is not the solution, but a step towards eradicating evils like honour killings.
And coming back to movies, I think it's great that films like Chennai express pair people from different states and show it as a non-issue in an entertaining way. (Meena's father doesn't object to Rahul's region, just says that he has already fixed her wedding somewhere else.)
Thank you for the interesting review
Anna MM Vetticad August 19, 2013 at 1:24 AM
Are you seriously arguing that non-Hindi speaking people are putting their states above the country when they speak their mother tongues in their home states?! People who speak in their mother tongues don't cause tension; those who tell others they're being "anal" by speaking their mother tongues are the ones who create problems where there are none.
I have not understood what you mean by "it's the same divide and rule policy at work"? Nor do I know how you feel speaking Hindi across India will eradicate evils like honour killings. As for your other concern: well, tourists anywhere in the world face language difficulties. When you go to France and find it hard to communicate in English, do you demand that everyone there should know English? Don't you instead try to get around the problem by picking up some key words in the local tongue and using sign language? Why is it so hard to do likewise at home? The only way India can survive as a country is by celebrating our differences instead of imposing an artificial homogeneity on the people.
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How many languages do u speak? You speak English because you may have been educated in an English medium school and are part of the English media. You speak Hindi because you live in the North. You speak Malayalam coz that, if I am not wrong, is your mother tongue. How many Indian languages have you made an EFFORT to learn? I know Sikhs settled in Kerala who speak perfect Malayalam and Marwaris settled in Tamil Nadu speaking perfect Tamil, just as Malayalees settled in Delhi speak perfect Hindi. Language learning is all about adapting to a culture. You seem to have seen only one side of it
krishna August 21, 2013 at 11:27 PM
Dear mam, I have a serious doubt here...pl clarify...I remember making speeches in school time with phrase "hindi hamara rashtra bhasha hai"...was it wrong?
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Manyu August 22, 2013 at 11:18 AM
By people preferring their their states over their country, I was talking about the whole MNS, Shiv Sena thing happening in Mumbai. I am a north Indian living in Mumbai and have faced discrimination due to this attitude of some people. That is what I meant by "divide and rule at work". Some politicians use these things to create differences and it affects the national integrity. I am not generalising everyone, but there are people who do that. Coming from a small town, I have seen instances where people pressured their kids to marry people of the same community. It happens a little too often in small towns.
As far as a having a national language is concerned, what is so wrong if we all speak one language? or at least trying to? as we are a part of the same country, interaction between different communities should be motivated. And it's difficult to interact if we can't even understand each other. That's the only reason why I feel it's better to have a common language.
I am not trying to create issues where there are none. But the fact is, a lot of politicians create tension by telling their community that the central government isn't doing anything for their state or that people from other states are "Stealing" their jobs. Such unnecessary things can be easily avoided if we communicate.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. This is just a difference of opinion between us. I hope there is no negativity!
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Could a moon be passed from one planet's orbit to another?
Like if you had two planets that had a close orbital path could the moon be pulled away from the first planet?
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Given the nature of 3 body orbital mechanics, it's possible, just unlikely and I hope you'll forgive me if I skip the math.
In our solar-system, it's pretty much not possible because our planets are too far from each other. Speaking in solar-system distances, Moons have to be close to planets, within the stable regions of their planet's hill spheres in order to have long-lasting orbits.
I'm going to assume that I can ignore temporary moons, which in my opinion, aren't real moons anyway.
The difficulty with one planet giving another planet it's moon is that they'd have to pass quite close to each other, and one of the definitions of planets is that they have their own orbital region around their star, but orbits can move over time, so it's possible for two planets to pass close to each other but there would be other effects as well because, as they got close, the planets would interfere with each other as well.
In a just right scenario a moon could theoretically be passed from one planet to another during a close pass. This is similar to the theory about how an asteroid in a binary-asteroid pair could get captured if it passes close to a planet.
A planet could also lose a moon and maybe in a few million years that moon could find it's way to being captured by another planet, but I don't think that's what you're asking.
You might think that around a red-dwarf where planets are quite close to each other and much closer to their star, that a transfer could happen due to proximity, but the difficulty there is that planets that close to their star have a hard time having moons at all because they have very short Hill radii. It's probably more likely, but still unlikely, to happen between two distant planets.
Take the planet Neptune, as an example. Neptune has a Hill radius of a bit over 100 million km, about the distance between Venus and the Sun, and it's true region of stability, between 33% and 50% of that, so Neptune could in theory have a moon in a stable orbit as distant as perhaps up to 50 million km. At that distance, it's moon would orbit it very slowly, about .37 km/s with an orbital period of about 25 years.
(A fun mathematical quirk, which has nothing to do with your question, but if you calculate the maximum orbital period a moon can have inside the stable orbital region around it's planet, it works out to about 1/6th the period the planet has around it's star, it doesn't matter the mass of the planet or the distance to the star that 1/6th rule roughly applies to every scenario).
So in theory, if Uranus passed close to Neptune, say within 100 million km, the theoretical distant moon, especially if it had a somewhat elliptical orbit, could get transferred from Neptune to Uranus and as is passed. In the process, it would become a wrong-way moon around it's new planet. (insert wacky theory about Triton having once orbited Uranus here).
Uranus and Neptune never get that close, though perhaps they did when our solar-system was young and Jupiter was migrating.
It's more likely, if two planets got that close that they'd alter each other's orbits rather than trade a moon. The moon could also be ejected from one planet and not captured by the other. That's probably a more likely scenario. If one of the planets was considerably smaller than the other, the entire planet could be tossed around significantly, perhaps tossed out of the solar-system.
What probably does happen, is binary systems like Pluto-Charon, when they pass close enough to a planet, one of them can be captured. This article suggests that Triton, Neptune's wrong way moon, was captured by that method. A capture involving 3 gravitational bodies isn't that strange, but the criteria that two of those bodies are planets makes it more rare.
3 body orbits allow for a variety of scenarios, and trading a moon is probably one of the least likely options but theoretically possible. This just might happen when solar systems are young and chaotic and full of planetesimals.
On a related note, I've read an article a while back that stars in the center of our galaxy can trade planets, but I looked, I couldn't find that article.
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For this to happen randomly? That would be nearly impossible. I'm guessing it would be possible to construct a situation where this could be accomplished for an object under some control (like a spacecraft with minimal thrust).
But if the situation isn't precisely controlled, it is much more likely that during any interaction the satellite will either be driven closer to the first planet or that it will be ejected away from both planets (probably to a solar orbit, becoming a planetoid).
It's hard enough for a random object to get captured by a planet. To do so immediately from orbiting a nearby planet makes the odds near zero. Also two planets (each large enough to capture a moon) on close orbital paths would be unstable.
It's quite possible for (small) satellites to move from one planet to another. Just there would normally be a long period in between when it's not orbiting either one.
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The Power of Right Thinking
It's not about thinking on the right. Or on the left. Or hitting it dead center. It's about seeing clearly and thinking clearly, for it is as Socrates said, "The unexamined life is not worth living."
In 1922 Dr. Frank Crane, a Presbyterian minister, wrote an essay entitled "The Power of Right Thinking." He followed it up with four other essays, each published separately, and each one dealing with another aspect of living.
With very little effort you can trace a timeline from Emerson (On Self-Reliance) to Crane, from Crane to Peale (The Power of Positive Thinking), and from Peale to Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich). From Hill you can go to The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.
What do all of these thinkers and their books have in common?
Dr. Crane tells us. Get rid of the enemies to right thinking and you're in the clear. Here they are, we all know them, but in the course of a day, we can easily forget them. My favorite "enemies" are --
Egotism
Of course Dr. Crane doesn't stop; he goes on prophetically. He states that Mind is everything. Love is everything else. And the belief in a higher power (call it life force if you will) joins the two as one. Using wisdom instead of unbridled passion, Dr. Crane comes to the conclusion that only through lack of Mind, Love and Wisdom do we err.
Easily said, you might say. So how do we . . .
Dr. Crane lays out a four-fold, eight-fold, sixteen-fold plan. "The secret is simple," he says, "and as old as philosophy. It is that by repeating an action one can gradually induce a desire to repeat it, and by refusing a desire one can eliminate it.." So, what is the formula? Dr. Crane explains that Right Thinking is the answer. That means thinking without egotism, fear, prejudice and ignorance.
How do we accomplish this? Dr. Crane answers that we have to pay attention, we have to listen to others, we have to turn off our busy-body mind, and calmly surrender to truth.
What is truth? Truth is not what others say or what you think you say. It is not what others have told you to say or what great philosophers have said. Truth is in the center of all of these, but it stands alone. And it, alone, is pristine, unvarnished, and real. Truth stands in the middle between the arguments on either side that try to win it over to their side. Truth doesn't budge; it is what it is.
How can one live in the truth?
Dr. Crane suggests: "Eliminate the pronoun "I" as much as possible. Don't talk about yourself, what you did and what you like and what you're going to do. Encourage the other person to talk about himself."
The golden mean, the golden compass, the golden rule of Dr. Crane's amazing thinking is that it's so simple. So basic. "Watch your thought life," he advises, "and don't neglect the little things."
Please, excuse me, thank you. These expressions of grace are still useful. They still work.
"Everything counts," says Dr. Crane.
And he ends his 88 page masterpiece by saying, "You are not alone."
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More on Maurice Sendak
So many people have written me in the past couple of days saying that they too had a meeting with the Master.
A bestselling children's book author told me that his career was actually launched by Maurice because he sent out his first book in manuscript to a bunch of authors he admired and only one responded. That one was the one. Yep. Maurice. And his letter made up for the missing others.
Catherine Balkin (Balkin's Buddies) wrote the other day: "I wore the Wild Things costume a few times, once at an event where Maurice was speaking. When I came up on stage, Maurice bent toward me and whispered, "I bet you're hot in there." He was right."
Then a friend who was a both a children's author and an actor sent me this: "Did I tell you how we met? He had a condo in the same building where I was staying and one night after the ballet or opera, I saw Maurice getting out of a cab. He held the door for me, but I told him no thanks. He seemed a little put out that I had pretended to want a cab, so I explained to him that I had wanted a cab, but now I was more interested in meeting him. That cheered him up and we strolled around the neighborhood. He pointed out where he wrote Wild Things and we said we'd keep in touch. We did, and had lovely days in Ridgefield every now and then."
Maurice Sendak may not be an angel but he is a saint. In my book, and I mean book. He has helped so very many people that I know and so many more I have only read. For instance, once he told me that when Edward Gorey was not very well known and still wearing a WW I airman's hat and goggles around the streets of New York, Maurice asked him if he'd like an introduction to his editor. Gorey said, "They wouldn't be interested in me." So Maurice took that as a challenge and asked his editor if the firm would be interested in Edward Gorey. And the answer: "He wouldn't be interested in us." I don't think Maurice got EG to take off his leather airman's skullcap, but he did get him published by a major house.
There is a tendency today for authors who've "made it", as we used to say in the 70s, to forget how it was coming up. They forget -- some of them -- how much it means to a young author, would-be or not, to hear a word of cheer. Maurice, despite the curmudgeonly play-acting, is one of the few who always lent a hand, and, thankfully, still does.
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We bring you the latest news from the start-up world
Interview with Honza Chmelík, head of CzechInvest's foreign office for the East Coast of the United States in New York
Oscar Senior is one of 10 startups from CEE region that will participate in Google Campus Warsaw Residency program
Do You Know How to Find Startup Jobs in Your City?
Honza Chmelík has been with CzechInvest for nearly four years and during that time he has gained experience in several fields. He began his career with an internship in London and subsequently built up his skills at the agency's headquarters in Prague in the position of sector specialist for aerospace. When he found out two years ago that the position in CzechInvest's office in New York opened up, he did not hesitate to apply for the job and soon found himself in the Big Apple.
As he says himself: "The foreign office's work does not differ that much from what one is used to in Prague, but at the same time it's completely different – instead of one sector, you deal with several sectors at once; instead of numerous territories, you deal with one big territory, and you serve as your own colleague in the form of the accountant, assistant and in other positions."
In addition to his main workload, which is attracting newinvestors for the Czech Republic, Honza also helps Czech start-ups to get a foothold in the American market and thanks to agency's start-up support programmes CzechDemo and CzechAccelerator, his assistance grows more effective by the day. As we informed you a few days ago, up to CZK 70 million awaits Czech start-ups in the continuation of CzechAccelerator (approximately $2,8 million), which will accept applications from 17 June to 31 July 2017.New York is one of the four destinations where Czech start-ups can use a three-month acceleration residency in a selected New York incubator, for which they can receive financial aid from structural funds.
What is Honza's experience with Czech start-ups in the United States? How can he help them? Where does he see the strengths and weaknesses of our firms? You will find the answers to all of these questions in the interview below.
Q1: Hi, Honza. Tell us how CzechInvest's support for start-ups in New York looks today. How can you help them and how can you not help them?
Hi, Káťa. These days, it's a bit ad hoc. Together with my colleagues in Prague, we are working hard so that we can launch the main activity that supports Czech start-ups, namely CzechAccelerator. We believe that all of the administrative issues have already been resolved and we can now concentrate on selecting the best partner for acceleration services and selecting the best Czech start-ups that are ready for such a programme.
I am now in touch mainly with firms that are turning to me themselves. I try to get them acquainted with the relevant people in the city, referring them to established programmes that the city offers for support of international business and getting them into networking events with the right people.
I highly value the cooperation with our Consulate General here in New York, which is also very active in this area. In connection with CzechDemo and participation in TechCrunch, we have managed to put together an accompanying programme that I think is exactly what Czech start-ups need and their feedback has been very positive so far.
Q2: Can you briefly tell us more about that programme?
Sure. We teamed up VentureOut and, together with the Consulate, we put together a programme that actually began before the start-ups left the Czech Republic. Through videoconferencing, they receivedmentoring in a number of key areas for entering the American market. The first half of the week was all about TechCrunch, where we again had a national stand (thanks to the CzechDemo programme), and the second part of the week was filled with personal meetings with local investors, mentors and preparation for pitching during pitch night (which was made possible by the economic diplomacy project).
Together with colleagues from a German accelerator, and basically the whole European tech community, we organised a networking event at the Bohemian National Hall that put everyone in touch with the local start-up environment. I'm very happy that the event was packed and that truly relevant people showed up.
Based on the feedback, we would like to continue and further develop similar activities in connection with both CzechInvest's programmes and the Consulate General's economic diplomacy projects.
Q3: After two years in New York, you know the American market and you surely know Czech firms that are coming to the US and want to fulfil their dreams of being successful on the American market, making money, getting an investor. Where do you see the biggest problem? The language barrier? The different mentality? Unrealistic goals?
Like most things in life, I think it's more complicated. There are countless sources available that you can learn from how complex and demanding the local market is and how strong the competition is in basically all areas. Despite that, there is a full range of firms, and it often doesn't matter if they're start-ups or companies that are relatively large in Czech terms, thinking that success in the Czech Republic is a good prerequisite for success here. It's not.
It's hard to point out a single problem, but the basic rule is that you must offer something extraor exceptional – why would I buy the same or similar thing from the Czech Republic when I can choose from local alternatives? Which, furthermore, Americans usually prefer? Another product-related issue is service and warranties. The approach to the customer is absolutely key; whereas certain things can come across to us, as Czechs, as peculiar or exaggerated, that's simply how it works here and there is no point in disputing that. The local market is very much founded on trust and relationships. My colleagues and I basically constantly repeat that if you want to do business here, you can't do it from the Czech Republic; you have to be reachable on local time.
Of course, the language barrier is often a problem, though on the other hand, it isn't necessary to be afraid of doing business in America if you don't have the highest level of language certifications. Just in New York, hundreds of languages are spoken, perhaps the most in the world. But it is necessary to reach such a level that you can explain who you are, what you are selling and why you are better than the others.
I'm glad that we have a full range of examples of Czech firms that are very successful here in a lot of fields, from IT to automotive and medicine.
Q4: In a few weeks, Czech firms will be able to register in the continuation of the Czech accelerator programme and one of the destinations where they can gain experience is New York. What will your task be?
That's a good question. The acceleration programme itself will be done by a selected partner that works with start-ups today and every day and is thus a real expert that can push the firms forward and aid their growth and expansion to the US.
Like my colleagues in San Francisco and London, my time will be especially at the beginning of the programme, when the firms arrive. We will help them get settled in as soon as possible, so they can focus on the programme instead of looking for a place to live and figuring out what here is different from Europe. Of course, our colleagues in Prague will help them with that before they even depart. I will definitely help in every way necessary and to make sure that the programme is running as it should.
The final adjustments and division of tasks are still ongoing and will be adapted to the selected partner. I'm already looking forward to the arrival of the first start-ups!
Q5: After these past two years, can you say what American representatives of the start-up sphere think about the CEE region?
In general, I think that they view the CEE region with respect and as a region where there is a full range of investment opportunities for them. Successful examples from the past confirm that the world gets from that region a lot of products and services that we use every day.
On the other hand, it's true that, especially when it comes to breaking through and selling often top-quality products, CEE lags behind, and that includes the Czech Republic. That is exactly one of the reasons that CzechAccelerator exists!
It is also generally true that there is obvious positive development in this region, staetups are being more often part of a business equation and there are a number of state and private programmes supporting them; major players, including Google, are expanding the geographic reach of their programmes to support these activities. That was far from the case a few years ago. Representatives of investment groups often express interest in discovering more about the Czech start-up scene and coming to Prague.
Q6: What are your plans? Are you planning any interesting events?
All of our events are interesting! 🙂
The first half of the year is slowly coming to an end and we've had some, I think, successful events here in the East Coast. In September we will shift from nanotechnology and start-ups to electro and automotive. Of no less importance, we have to get everything set up for the first cohortto take part in CzechAccelerator! We're working on a lot of stuff, so keep checing our website and if you're ever in New York, don't forget to stop by the Bohemian Spirit restaurant in the Bohemian National Hall. You won't find better Pilsner anywhere else in America!
Honza, we wish you much success!
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A good corn tortilla is fresh, fragrant, and supple. "You're going to have to compel yourself to make a taco out of it because you'll want to eat them all as is," says Alex Stupak, chef at Empelló Cocina in New York City. Though grabbing a bag of tortillas is certainly a big timesaver, you'll be so happy with the quality, taste, and texture of your homemade tortillas the first time you make them, you'll never want to buy the bagged kind again. (We promise.) Pressing and cooking your own tortillas is easy and a great way to get friends and family cooking with you, too. Here, we show you how.
To get started, make the dough for our Fresh Corn Tortillas. Form dough into a 1⁄2-inch-thick disk in the palm of your hand. If the dough sticks to your hands, it's too wet: Add a little more masa. If the disk shows cracks on the sides, it's too dry: Add a little more water.


Fifteen Draper Knitting Employees have 25 or more years working here. This is 469 years worth of experience! Our most senior members (46 years each) are Scott Draper, vice president, and Gary Butterworth, Dye House Supervisor. We call these 15 employees the "25+ Years Club" and celebrate them with a luncheon each spring. Congratulations and thank you for your continued service!
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It sounds like something straight out of a movie, and in fact, virtual reality has been a facet in movies and television for years, however, it was often fabricated using green screen or computer-generated imagery. Today, virtual reality is starting to come to life in video games, phones and even programs to help architects construct buildings. For them, planning, managing, and constructing projects just got a whole lot easier.
In an interview with Builder Online, the American Society of Landscape Architects calls virtual reality a powerful tool for landscapers, designers, city planners, architects, planners and developers. Not only does it assist the professionals, but it also assists the clients as well because they can see what things will look like in real life before plans are put into motion.
I love learning about virtual reality and its uses in the building and designing world, so finding out more information about the different technologies available is fascinating to me. Below are a few software options that builders and architects can use to enhance their business and user experience.
Designing a home for a client can be tricky if the client can't visualize the wooden finishes on the floors, colors of the walls, or patterns on a set of curtains. Invent Dev can solve that problem by allowing potential home buyers to easily view the home with customizable options before buying. Buyers can swap out finish options, preview upgrades, and experience living in the home using a virtual reality headset all before signing on the dotted line.
This type of virtual reality software really puts the "augment" into augmented reality. Designed for use with a smartphone or tablet, designers and architects can view their space before it's built by uploading their hand drawn models or photos of the jobsite to the app. These can be brought to life on the screen with 3D rendering technology that will literally make it seem like you're peeking into a small, 3D world on your device.
With virtual reality goggles, users can explore all kinds of buildings and structures around the world — even ones that haven't been built yet. As for architects, they can easily be pulled into a different world of dimensions, scales, and feelings to accurately and uniquely create a building that's never been built before.


If there's one thing we learned from the big game last night (other than we are all worse off for having watched it, unfortunately), it's that businesses are focused on new technologies and artificial intelligence (robots). Below are some of the commercials that aired during the big game which featured robots.
This is nothing new to us. We've been on this trend since the beginning and have created a webinar to explore a few ways you can get your website ready for mobile, local, and voice search with new technology so that it generates the referral-quality leads you're expecting.
You may be asking yourself, what does this have to do with the "future of home contractor websites?" Well, it's not as far off as one may think. "New technologies" like smartphones have already revolutionized the way homeowners find and contact a local home contracting business. Can you only imagine the ways artificial intelligence and voice search will change things?
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The Islands Travel and Vacation Guide will lead you on a virtual tour of the islands of the world. Whether you're planning a romantic get-a-way or an exciting island adventure the best place to start is right here. Click on the buttons to the left and you'll be taken to the island destination of your choice.
What comes to mind when you think of the Bahamas? Luxurious resorts? Stunning white beaches? Tropical drinks dressed with cute little umbrellas? Me too! Not sure about you, but I'm long overdue for this kind of pampering. And in embracing the philosophy that self-care rejuvenates the soul, I'm in search of the perfect place that will replenish mine!
"Welcome to the Real Bahamas!" A number of locals greet me this way, but I'm really not sure what they mean. I've just come from the country's capital, Nassau, and the adjacent Paradise Island. And if these two hot spots aren't truly Bahamian, then what is?
To cruise or not to cruise - that's a question many of our middle-age friends are asking as they consider ways to spend their vacation time and hard-earned money. A lot of people have one of two images - the Party Animal Special with 20-somethings being rowdy and stupid, or the God's Waiting Room cruise with a demographic roughly equivalent to your local Senior Center.
The truth is that most cruises fall somewhere in between, although there are cruise lines and destinations known to appeal to the very young or to the very old. We just came back from our second trip on Holland-America - this time to the Western Caribbean - and we found both of those cruises to have a smattering of the young, a few more of the old, but a lot of people like us who were smack in the middle.
To view some of the best Hotels, Resorts, , Activities, Dining and Restaurants or Real Estate in the Islands, select a button under the BEST category where you will find links and detailed information about Where to Stay, What to Do and What to See during your visit to the Islands.


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27 Hanged by Islamic Republic in January, as Angry Iranians Pen Letter to Biden
byForeign Desk News
Iranian dissidents wrote a letter to President Joe Biden this week urging the administration to maintain "maximum political, diplomatic and financial pressure" on the Islamic Republic, preceding a report released by the Iran Human Rights Monitor (IHRM), further substantiating the Iranian people's urgency, that details the unjust executions of at least 27 prisoners by the Iranian regime in January alone.
"Mr. President, we firmly believe that the new political reality in Iran and the Middle East has provided the Iranian people with a historic opportunity to achieve a peaceful transition to secular democracy…the Islamic Republic Theocracy is on the verge of collapse," wrote the Iranian dissidents, later citing the Abraham Accords as major reasons for this opportunity.
The letter discusses the brutality of Iran's government against its own citizens, highlighting the regime's 2019 massacre of 1500 peaceful protestors and focuses on the resilience of the Iranian people in their quest to live under a peaceful, democratic government.
The case of Iranian prisoner Javid Dehghan, who was executed the last week of January is detailed by the IHRM as one example of the injustice faced by many Iranians at the hands of the regime.
"Iranian authorities executed Javid Dehghan from Iran's Baluchi minority, despite a plea by the United Nations to halt his execution. He was severely tortured to make confessions. Amnesty has documented a shocking catalogue of fair trial violations in his case," tweeted IHRM January 30.
Hassan Dehvari and Elias Qalandarzehi were also executed in January because they were allegedly thought to have family members engaged with dissident groups, according to the Baloch Campaign human rights group.
The dissidents are urging President Biden to refrain from reentering the Iran deal, citing the regime's failure to funnel the freed-up money to its own citizens, rather using the funds to destabilize the region and fund terrorist proxies that exacerbate human rights abuses.
"Following the JCPOA agreement, when Iran received substantial financial benefits, the Islamic Republic lost a major opportunity to implement meaningful welfare reforms for its people, to stop its malign behavior, and pursue a policy of harmony and peaceful coexistence with the regional countries. Instead, the regime spent billions of dollars gained from the Iran nuclear deal on exporting its totalitarian ideology by providing funds to terrorist networks, developing missile technology as offensive leverage to dominate the Persian Gulf and beyond, and causing chaos in the Middle East."
The regime has set a February 21 deadline for Biden to decide whether he will reenter the Iran deal or continue with Trump's maximum pressure strategy.
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My name is Mrs Joyce and I am the school's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Coordinator (SENDCo).
I am responsible for coordinating the support for children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) and developing the school's SEND Policy to ensure all children get a consistent, high quality response to meeting their needs in school.
If you have any concerns about your child's progress please come and talk to us. Your first contact should be with the class teacher. However, if you wish to speak to me you will find me in the playground most days before and after school. If you would like to make an appointment to speak to me, or to see me, please phone the school office, leave a message and I will return you call. I am also available at all parents' evenings; again please contact the office if you would like to make an appointment to see me during parents' evening.
The School SEND Information Report is reviewed annually. It gives you an overview of SEND provision in school as well as links and signposting to professional agencies that parents and carers can access.


Prime Minister George Papandreou, speaking in an interview with television channels on Monday evening, stressed that "we must not let the country's course be undermined or stopped," adding that many have invested in Greece's failure.
The prime minister noted that a package amounting to 110 billion euros was secured, the biggest to be secured historically and added that "today, after these sacrifices we can hope and the first light has appeared at the end of the tunnel."
Referring in particular to the challenge in the local government elections, Papandreou said that there are two very important issues: "the first is that never in the past have the citizens being called on to elect local rulers with such power and for this reason we want capable and wise candidates to emerge."
"The second is that the country is in a state of emergency and for this reason responsibility and seriousness is required."
The first target, he said, is the salvation and reshaping of the country and this message must reach those who are undermining the country's course and to make it clear that the course for salvation cannot be checked.
Papandreou ruled out the possibility of new economic, that will deal a blow at salaries and pensions and stressed that whatever new measures will concern the curbing of extravagance and cracking down on tax evasion.
He added that 2010 was the year of averting bankruptcy and 2011 will be the year of the completion of the big structural changes. As regards the next two years, 2012 will be the year in which growth will acquire a positive index and 2013 the year of exiting from the memorandum.


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over the weekend, wife took my car keys..
Anyway, I took her car so she took my car and left my keys in her purse. She goes to work earlier than me so when I got ready to go, I couldn't find the keys. They were not on the key hooks where I usually find them. I tried calling her iphone but she doesn't pick up. Now I'm gonna be late for work.
Luckily, she had her calendar integrated in my phone, so I got on my phone and put an appointment on her calendar for her. It read "Hide husband's keys and then DON'T pick up the phone when he calls so he can be late for work". Yeah, she called me a few mins after she got the popup appointment reminder.
Re: over the weekend, wife took my car keys..
a spare set of keys anyone...?
Yes, she would have the spares by default too.
Aw. That's so cute and funny at once.
So today, I found out her boss had access to her work calendar. She thought my wife put that on her calendar and asked her about it. Oops.


Depletion of cerebral creatine occurs in all 3 types of creatine deficiency syndromes (CDS): arginine:glycine amidinotransferase (AGAT) deficiency, guanidinoacetate methyltransferase (GAMT) deficiency, and creatine transporter (SLC6A8) deficiency.
Measurement of guanidinoacetate (GAA), creatine (Cr), and creatinine (Crn) in urine along with the Cr:Crn ratio distinguishes among the types of creatine deficiency syndromes.
Treatment with oral creatine supplementation is effective in some types of CDS.
Creatine supplementation may cause increased creatine values.
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Studio Warner Home Video
Length 201
MPAA Rating G (MPAA)
Synopsis Edna Ferber's best-selling family saga was the source of Stevens' sprawling epic, which stars Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean, in his last film appearance. When Texas cattleman Bick Benedict (Hudson) goes to Virginia in the early 1920s to buy a prize stallion, he falls in love with Leslie Lynnton (Taylor), an aristocratic, independent-minded beauty, and they quickly marry. He takes her back to Reata, his 600,000-acre ranch, where sister Luz (Mercedes McCambridge), the family matriarch, does her best to make Leslie feel unwelcome. Leslie is appalled by the second-class status accorded to women and racist attitudes toward the local Mexicans, neither of which seem to bother her husband. Out of compassion, she befriends surly ranch hand Jett Rink (James Dean), who comes to worship her from afar, envying Bick for both his wealth and his wife. He strikes oil on land bequeathed to him by the deceased Luz and his wealth and power grow apace. As the years pass, the bewildered Bick often finds his children thwarting his wishes and criticizing his beliefs, pushing the millionaire to question his values for the first time in his life. The film's outstanding cast, which also features Dennis Hopper, Sal Mineo, Carroll Baker, Earl Holliman, and Chill Wills, inject vitality into a project that occasionally suffers from longueurs.An epic examination of the American dream, played out on the spacious, mythic Texas landscape. The story charts Texas's evolution from ranching state to oil capital. In addition, the film explores issues of race relations. A young cattle baron marries a well-bred Maryland beauty and transplants her to a rustic ranch. The new bride, Leslie Benedict, quickly learns about the divisions between the Americans and the Mexicans, between the privileged and the poor. Her husband retains these prejudices even when his son marries a Mexican-American nurse. Leslie also must contend with a ranchhand who loves her from afar, and who despises her husband's wealth. When the ranchhand strikes oil and also becomes rich, he still fails to win either Leslie or the town's respect.The film was given a theatrical re-release in Fall of 1996 to celebrate its 40th anniversary. For the re-release, Giant was newly enhanced with the modern- ized version of the original Technicolor dye process which incorporates the latest film manufacturing and processing technology available. The technical crew also worked with George Stevens, Jr., the director's son, to recreate a sound- track that equals, and in some cases exceeds, the fidelity of the original release. The Warner Home Video VHS versions (Cat. #'s 14633, 36135, 14897) all come direct from the restored 1996 theatrical re-release. The videos also include one hour of rare related footage, featuring a 30-minute telecast of the New York premiere and a 5-minute featurette about the Hollywood premiere. In addition, there are 2 Making of... segments and a special introduction by George Stevens, Jr. The Collector's Box Set VHS version (Cat. #36135) also includes an all-new 72-page, 4-color book featuring reminiscences with the stars, archival data, and photographs never before published. And finally, the set also contains the 1985 documentary George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey, a 2-hour chronicle of George Stevens' life and career that is directed and narrated by George Stevens, Jr. The Warner Home Video VHS version (Cat. #14897) contains in addition only the documentary, George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey. Star James Dean died in a car accident during production. His scenes were completed with a stand-in. Film debut for actress Carroll Baker, who appeared in a bit part in the film Easy to Love in 1953. Rated BBFC PG by the British Board of Film Censors....Marvel at James Dean and the still-vibrant performances of Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor....A true epic......It dazzles with late Golden Era star performances....A classic of its era......Dean turns in a performance that shows what a gifted and influential actor we lost with his death......With improved color, sound and a letterboxed image, the Texas blockbuster that won George Stevens Sr. the Oscar for direction looks better than it ever has in a home viewing format......[With] genuinely striking images of galloping horses, gushing oil, and drunken brawls in the liquor cellar......[A] well-acted all-American epic...
Cast Fred Bohanan (Editor)
Henry Ginsberg (Producer)
Dimitri Tiomkin (Composer)
George Stevens (Producer)
Mercedes McCambridge (Star)
Sal Mineo (Star)
Dennis Hopper (Star)
Boris Leven (Production Designer)
Jane Withers (Star)
Paul Fix (Star)
Fred Guiol (Screenwriter)
Judith Evelyn (Star)
George Stevens (Director)
James Dean (Star)
Alexander Scourby (Star)
Chill Wills (Star)
Carroll Baker (Star)
Ivan Moffat (Screenwriter)
William Hornbeck (Editor)
William Mellor (Director of Photography)
Philip W. Anderson (Editor)
Rock Hudson (Star)
Rod Taylor (Star)
Elizabeth Taylor (Star)
Earl Holliman (Star)
Sounds/Subtitles Blu-ray Disc Features: Region [unknown] Note: Documentary George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey Introduction by George Stevens, Jr. Commentary by George Stevens, Jr., Ivan Moffat and Stephen Farber George Stevens: Filmmakers who knew him, memories of Giant and Return to Giant New York premiere TV special Hollywood premiere featurette Behind the cameras segments Stills and documents galleries Original/reissue theatrical trailers Widescreen - 1.66 Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English, French, Spanish DTS HD Master Audio - English, French, Spanish Subtitles - English, French, Spanish
Library Subject Feature Film Drama
Attribute Additional Footage,Behind The Scenes,Video and Book,Widescreen


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After a long time I came up with a tutorial of hacking. Now the name of the hacking will be shown as XSS or Cross Site Scripting. In this tutorial, I hope you will try to teach on this method altogether. KaliLinuxExpert said the hacking class will arrange the class. But TJ mint leaves have not started yet due to lack of time. So sometimes you write something for hacking. Let's go to the original post. Cross Site Request Forgery.
In This tutorial What You Will Learn?
How to Find XSS Vulnerabilities?
What is XSS to know before working on it? XSS is a short word, its full description is Cross Site Scripting. This is one of the most popular methods of application-layer web attacks. Usually this method is used to hack various large sites. This is the best way to break the security of a website. Cross Site Request Forgery.
With a XSS attact, a hacker website may set malicous code. Now we will start the main tutorial. Let's find out first XSS vulnerabilities. Cross Site Request Forgery.
Then you will get many results.
Then there will be a pop-up menu like the following.
It always works but sometimes it does not want to work. Then do not sneeze and show another path: P You can try to give injecting HTMl. 😉 Then enter the HTML code below.
In this case, if you see Bold here, then it will be valuelable.
However, if you do this, your image will look bigger on the webpage. Another method is the FLASH video.
Now whenever the visitor visits your site, it will keep their cookies stolen. Now we'll get a cookie.
With any one code above you can get anything from a vulnerable server. But before you submit your data, you can do encoding to hexing or base64. There are a few other ways to bypass filteration.
Hope you do not abuse hacking. Keep this in mind that you are not victim of hacking.


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Martin Perez killed and ate the bull that broke his elbow
By Craig CalcaterraMar 19, 2018, 3:39 PM EDT
Back in December Rangers pitcher Martin Perez broke the elbow on his non-pitching arm when a bull charged him on his ranch in Venezuela. He's better now — he recovered faster than expected and made his spring debut for the Rangers over the weekend.
Can't say the same for the bull. From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram:
"I killed him and I ate him," Perez said . . . "It was good meat. No more bull."
Chase Utley is lucky he broke Ruben Tejada's leg and not Perez's, that's for sure.
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Update, April 2. 2018: Development on Breakaway has officially ended at Amazon Game Studios.
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This news isn't altogether surprising given the unconfirmed reports around the previous announcement, which suggested that the game had already essentially canned. There was no word of layoffs at the time, though we don't know if that will continue to be the case, especially considering the layoffs at Amazon-owned Twitch last week.
Original story, October 26, 2017: Things have felt pretty quiet with Amazon Game Studios in recent months, given what a wild revelation it was that the retailing giant was getting into game development, but there's finally a big announcement concerning their flagship title Breakaway – it's essentially cancelled. Maybe not quite the news we were hoping for.
That might sound like a small hiatus rather than a complete retooling of the game, but based on a report Kotaku published just prior to the announcement, it sounds like Breakaway will be rebuilt from the ground up – assuming it returns at all. Their sources suggest an "indefinite hiatus" for Breakaway, a likelihood only hinted at from the official announcement.
Breakaway was set to be a multiplayer, team-based action game combining characteristics of Overwatch and football, alongside heavy integration with Amazon-owned Twitch streaming. A new trailer released in August, and it seems that the final public alpha closed at the end of September.
Amazon's Lumberyard game engine appears to still be in development, though none of its high profile titles – including the notoriously oft-delayed Star Citizen – have yet come to fruition. Though it seems no layoffs are planned at Amazon Game Studios, much of the studio's apparent promise has worn off since it was formed with some of the biggest names in game development. Former Ubisoft designer Clint Hocking left the studio shortly after it was announced, and Portal designer Kim Swift has similarly moved onto other endeavors.
It's generally been a poor day for in-development multiplayer titles, as Digital Extremes' new shooter The Amazing Eternals also went on hiatus today.


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In experiments carried out partly at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, scientists have determined in atomic detail how a potential drug molecule fits into and blocks a channel in cell membranes that Ebola and related "filoviruses" need to infect victims' cells.
The researchers then exposed the crystals to intense X-rays at two DOE Office of Science User Facilities – SLAC's Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL) and the Advanced Light Source (ALS) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Analyzing the patterns and intensities of the X-rays that diffract from the crystals enables researchers to determine their atomic structures.