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Five Thoughts on Swamp Thing's "The Price You Pay"
By Frank Skornia | July 9th, 2019
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Hey Swamp dwellers! Welcome back this week as we are looking at this week's Swamp Thing episode from DC Universe, "The Price You Pay". Keep your hands inside the vehicle at all times and grab your fire extinguishers in case of spontaneous combustion.
1. Blue Devil
"The Price You Pay" deals with a bunch of stuff, but it is really Daniel Cassidy's episode to shine. Literally. The episode takes on the familiar framing of giving us flashbacks to show how a character got the way they are (I just finished watching Jessica Jones season 3 and they do something similar with Trish). In this case, we get flashbacked to Cassidy sitting on the film set for the Blue Devil movie, bemoaning the fact that he was just the stunt guy and he was bored because the star was such a diva. He gets approached by a familiar figure, the Phantom Stranger we met last episode albeit in much more dapper clothing this time. He obscurely offers Cassidy a Mephistophelian bargain that ensures that Cassidy would remain in Marais and that a woman would be coming to guide him – this would be Madame Xanadu I presume – in return the director and producers of the film get so sick of the lead actor's shit, they offer Cassidy the role on the spot. So it seems as if the Phantom Stranger has been playing a very long game in Marais and setting the pieces he needs into place.
The seed set by the Phantom Stranger starts bearing fruit eight years later when Cassidy is woken from the coma he was in by Woodrue's experimentation with the mutagen and it seems to set something inside Cassidy off that causes him to heat up and emit blue flames. After a frantic escape from the hospital, he is sedated and returned and Madame Xanadu does something to ease the flames inside him. We still don't know what his full role in Marais is yet, but this is a step closer to his destiny.
2. Hunting the Hunter
At the end of "Drive All Night", Woodrue informs Sunderland that he may have discovered a great breakthrough, but first it would have to be caught and studied. Sunderland promises to send hunters into the Swamp to catch whatever Woodrue needs, which is of course Swamp Thing/Alec Holland. Those hunters end up seriously out of their league as they try to trap and tranquilize Swamp Thing, who learns a little more about his physical abilities in response. Despite Swamp Thing striking back with considerable force (he does a really cool thing with smacking trees and firing dangerous wooden splinters), the hunters manage to escape and end up at the hospital ER for their wounds. This of course stirs up the ant nest about a serious danger out in the Swamp, and Abby being confused because she does not believe Alec would respond so violently. The fact that people are injured means that the Sheriff's department has to get involved. Therefore, Sheriff Lucilia sends the hunky deputy Matt out into the Swamp to see what's up.
3. It's About Ethics in Mad Science
So Dr. Woodrue does a totally uncool thing in this episode. Frustrated by his belief that Abby is hiding information from him and needing a win with Sunderland, Woodrue spikes Cassidy's IV bag with the mutagenic material he got from Abby. This leads to Cassidy waking from his coma and burning the bright blue lights. Of course Woodrue did not get any sort of informed consent to do this, but this was the sort of action we expected from him ever since he first showed up. Especially as he was the one that developed the mutagenic material that Sunderland was dumping in the Swamp in the first place. Woodrue's conscience, namely his wife Caroline, is extremely unhappy when she learns about what he did saying that it could mean the end of his career if the college Board of Regents ever discover it. This creates an interesting parallel between Woodrue and Alec, who if you remember was working for Sunderland because he was discovered fabricating results for his research.
I mentioned at the start of these recaps that I have never read any of the Swamp Thing comics. This is still true, but it's impossible to get six weeks into this and not pick up at least some of the major plot elements from the comics as I research stuff for these posts. One of the things I have learned is that in the comics it is Abby's uncle/father (depends on which series I guess), Anton Arcane is one of the notable villains for Swamp Thing and he seems to be of a certain mad scientist bent. I feel that the show is using Woodrue in this place – not only is he the one that created the mutagenic agent that started all these troubles and led to Alec becoming Swamp Thing, but in trying to cure his wife's condition he has the motivation to do unwise and risky things that will pose a serious threat to our heroes. Even if it means sacrificing his career or even his humanity.
4. Secrets Uncovered
We get a bunch of answers to lots of little mysteries in this episode. First off we find out that hunky deputy Matt Cable really was the figure in the boat in the pilot that shot and blew up Alec Holland. Sheriff Lucilia is not happy to find out that Remy Dubois was telling the truth last episode. I get the feeling that she is not so mad about what Matt did, but rather for whom Matt did this. She says that she has worked hard to make sure that Matt does not fall under Sunderland's influence and is angry that he has put his own career and independence at stake for just a bit of cash.
As I mentioned above, we also get to learn a lot more about Daniel Cassidy and the deal he made that is keeping him trapped in Marais.
Let's see… what other secrets were revealed? Oh yeah! Since Matt was sent out by his mother to hunt down the threat in the Swamp, he discovers Swamp Thing and they almost fight until Abby intervenes and tells the hunky deputy that he is actually Alec and she is helping him recover. This creates a bit of a crisis for Matt, since we know that he is the one that tried to kill him at the beginning and he does not know if Alec would be able to identify him.
Finally, Abby confronts Sunderland over the attempted mugging of Liz in the last episode, that led to a comatose Cassidy, and it seems like both of them have pulled off the kid gloves. Sunderland is no longer hiding his influencing the events around Marais, and Abby is having none of it.
5. Abby Goes on a Trip
And it is not a road trip…
The very end of the episode has Abby and Swamp Thing together in Holland's lab and he talks about how he needs to dig deeper into the Green that surrounds him, but he is afraid that if he does he will lose more of what made him Alec Holland. Abby empathizes with him and says that she is still there for him and still sees Alec inside the viney tangle. Then Swamp Thing grows the above flower out of his hand and it releases a cloud of spores that surround both of them. When Abby looks up she sees Alec as he used to be and he was able to speak to her as well. There is definitely some psychotropic stuff going on there. Unfortunately the episode ended, so we'll have to wait until next week to see what they say to each other.
– To research something for this post, I went back and rewatched sections of the Pilot episode and it made me reflect how much I regret that we couldn't spend more time with Alec and Abby before he became Swamp Thing. They were a really interesting a fun pair to watch. Now it's all swampy shadows and vines.
– Swamp Thing has done a really good job subverting my expectations for Madame Xanadu. I was half expecting her to be one of the antagonists, and in league with whatever darkness is in the Swamp. Instead, she has turned into an interesting and caring character, especially in regards to Cassidy.
Alright fen walkers, that is all I have for you this week. If you hear something crunching through the dark woods, you best run. Discretion is the better part of valor after all.
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Welcome back Swamp Dwellers for one more time. This is it. This is the end. There will not be any more after this. In this ending there were lots of endings, so let's take a look at a few.1. And they lived happily ever after. The end.Some of the endings were happy, I guess. About […]
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Welcome Swamp Dwellers to our penultimate recap of DC Universe's Swamp Thing! "The Anatomy Lesson" shows us what is really inside a Swamp Thing and a lot of other stuff happens (seriously this was a rather packed episode). Let's jump in and dredge up the bodies lost in the Swamp.1. The Phantom Stranger Returns"The Anatomy […]
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Gentianidae (gencianídeas) é a designação dada em nomenclatura filogenética ao grupo de eudicotiledóneas que tinham sido descritas informalmente como «euasterídeas» (inglês: euasterids), o «núcleo de las astéridas». um clado composto pelos clados conhecidos por Lamiidae (lamiídeas) e Campanulidae (campanulídeas). A composiçao do agrupamento é bastante similar à do grupo Asteridae segundo o sistema de Takhtajan (1980) e o sistema de Cronquist (1981), mas inclui também as ordens Apiales, Aquifoliales, Garryales e Icacinaceae.

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Apesar das Gentianidae terem sido originalmente identificadas com base em evidências morfológicas, o resultado de estudos subsequentes permitiram identificar um conjunto de atributos que são característicos do grupo. Entre esses atributos estão os estames epipétalos, que igualam em número a quantidade de membros da corola, dois carpelos fundidos e óvulos unitégmicos.

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Six TAURON SEC riders will compete for gold
The six permanent participants of the TAURON SEC 2022 will compete in the FIM Speedway Of Nations final, which will take place on Saturday in Vojens.
The Danes (who as tournament hosts, did not take part in the semi-finals) revealed their line-up. The SoN final will feature TAURON Speedway Euro Championship winners, Mikkel Michelsen and Leon Madsen.
In the Saturday's final, the hosts will face the teams from Australia, Finland, Poland, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Great Britain. This means that in the upcoming competition, we will see as many as six regular participants of this year's Individual European Championships.
Team Australia won the first semi, while Finns were second and Poles took third place. Important points for Poland were scored by Patryk Dudek. The Poles advanced to the final after an extra heat in which they defeated German representatives Kai Huckenbeck and Norick Blodorn. Huckenbeck was one of the best riders of the tournament with 18 points (scoring 4-3-2-0).
On Thursday, brilliant Oliver Berntzon (21 points) led Team Sweden to win in the second semi-final. Second place went to the Czechs, with Vaclav Milik as one of the highest scoring riders that day (19 points). The defending champions, the British, completed the final. The British team scored fewer points than the French team, but Brits won an extra heat about the final.
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The more you have, the more you want - that's how Dominik Kubera's ongoing career can be summarized in a nutshell. The Pole will be a permanent rider in the TAURON SEC 2023 series and certainly has the desire to fight for a medal. Recent months have shown that he is capable of great things. He has already left a mark in the European Championships and is planning to make even more.
When you hear Patryk Dudek's name, you immediately associate it with fighting for the highest prizes. It will be no different in the TAURON SEC 2023. "Duzers" will want to improve his results from a year ago and surely can count on the support of his loyal fans. In the experts' predictions, the experienced rider will be listed as a favourite to win the medal, and there are at least a few reasons for this.
We already know the calendar of the TAURON SEC 2023. The organizers chose venues that are famous for competitions full of excitement and countless on-track actions. The series will start in Częstochowa and will end in the extremely climatic Pardubice.
Częstochowa, Güstrow, Bydgoszcz and Pardubice will host the 2023 TAURON Speedway Euro Championship series. The competition for the gold medal of the Individual European Championship will begin on June 17, and the final round will be held on September 22.
Leon Madsen became the 2022 Individual European Champion. In Pardubice, the Dane reached for his second TAURON SEC's gold and now has the same number of titles as Mikkel Michelsen and Emil Sayfutdinov.
Janusz Kołodziej won the silver medal of Individual European Championship. The representative of Poland came to Pardubice as the leader of the interim classification, but finished the series with only one point behind Leon Madsen.


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Сопи́ч — село в Україні, у Шосткинському районі Сумської області. Населення становить 764 осіб. Орган місцевого самоврядування — Сопицька сільська рада.

Після ліквідації Глухівського району 19 липня 2020 року село увійшло до Шосткинського району. Село розташовано за 44 км від райцентру м. Глухова на межі трьох областей: Сумської, Курської та Брянської.

Станом на 2010 рік головою сільради є Ушачов Василь Тимофійович.

Географія
Село Сопич знаходиться на правому березі річки Клевень, вище за течією є село Некислиця (Севський район, Брянська область, Росія), нижче за течією на відстані 2,5 км розташоване село Потапівка. По селу протікає пересихаючий струмок. Поруч проходить автомобільна дорога  . По річці проходить кордон з Росією.

Історія
Відоме зі середини XVI століття.

У XVII столітті належало гетьману Івану Самойловичу

5 червня 1750 року передане у володіння гетьману Кирилові Розумовському.

З 1917 — у складі УНР, з квітня 1918 — у складі Української Держави Гетьмана Павла Скоропадського. З 1921 тут панує стабільний окупаційний режим комуністів, якому чинили опір місцеві мешканці.

Під час організованого радянською владою Голодомору 1932—1933 років померло щонайменше 206 жителів села.

Цікаві факти
Сопич є першим населеним пунктом на території України по автодорозі Москва-Брянськ-Київ ( ).

Відомі люди
 Авдєєв Федір Степанович — доктор педагогічних наук, професор, ректор Орловського державного університету (1992—2013).
 Греків Олександр Петрович — український військовий діяч, генерал-хорунжий Армії УНР.

Примітки

Посилання
 Погода в селі Сопич
 Сайт села Сопич

Села Сумської області
Населені пункти Шосткинського району


It's a typical scenario. An individual is injured in an accident or trip and fall and then files suit against the defendants. During discovery, the defendants ascertain that rather than being a simple cookie cutter injury case, it has now become more medically complex because the plaintiff suffered the same injury previously in another earlier accident. How is the jury or judge to handle the apportionment of the harm when there were two contributing accidents leading up to the same or similar injury? The Nevada Supreme Court addressed these issues in the case of Kleitz v. Raskin, 738 P.2d 508 (1987). In the Kleitz case, appellant Kleitz was injured in an automobile accident on December 23, 1981. Dr. Bentley examined Kleitz and determined that he was suffering from a loss of lumbar curve due to muscle spasms. Dr. Bentley again examined Kleitz on January 25, 1982 and determined that Kleitz should be hospitalized, thinking that there was a good possibility that Kleitz had a herniated disc.
While driving to the hospital on January 25th, Kleitz was involved in a second automobile accident. The driver of the other car in the second accident was respondent, Ellen Raskin. In 1985, Kleitz brought suit against the persons involved in both the first accident and the second accident. Kleitz settled with the first accident defendants but reserved his rights against Raskin. Raskin then moved for summary judgment alleging that the second accident did not cause additional injury to Kleitz. Raskin supported her motion for summary judgment with the deposition testimony of Dr. Bentley, who stated that he had examined Kleitz before and after the second accident and found that his condition was unchanged. Kleitz moved for partial summary judgment on a legal issue asking the trial court if two unrelated tortfeasors in separate automobile accidents produce an injury to the plaintiff which cannot be apportioned between the two impacts, are both jointly and severally liable to the plaintiff.
The trial court granted Raskin's motion for summary judgment concluding that "Inasmuch as plaintiff cannot apportion damages as between tortfeasors, the jury would have nothing upon which to base a reasoned opinion as to damages to be awarded in the event liability was established." Upon appeal, the Nevada Supreme Court concluded that under the facts presented, the plaintiff must prove that the second accident defendant's actions were the cause of the injury. Once this is established, the burden of proof then shifts to the defendant to apportion damages. If the defendant fails to meet his burden, then he is jointly and severally liable for the entire amount of the plaintiff's damages attributable to the injury.
"As between the proved tortfeasors who has clearly caused some harm, and the entirely innocent plaintiff, any hardship due to lack of evidence as to the extent of the harm caused, should fall upon the former." Restatement (Second) of Torts, Section 433B Comment D (1965).
As is made clear from both the Restatement and the Phennah decision, before the burden shifts to the defendant to apportion damages, the plaintiff must first establish that the defendant's actions were the cause of his injuries. The Nevada Supreme Court reversed summary judgment but noted that Raskin may renew his motion for summary judgment at which time Kleitz must demonstrate a genuine issue of material fact concerning whether the second accident contributed to his injury.


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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti il Parma Associazione Sportiva nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 1957-1958.

Stagione
I biancoscudati si classificano all'ultimo posto con 24 punti, un ultimo posto indolore visto il successivo allargamento dei quadri.

In casa biancoscudata confermato nel doppio ruolo di allenatore e calciatore Cestmír Vycpálek, ma la squadra crociata manifesta in questa stagione tutta la sua debolezza.

Il Parma rimane costantemente sul fondo della classifica con un bottino di solo cinque vittorie e cinque pareggi su trentaquattro partite.
Il cannoniere stagionale è stato Carlo Dell'Omodarme con sole sei reti.

Rosa

Risultati

Serie B

Girone di andata

Girone di ritorno

Statistiche

Statistiche di squadra

Statistiche dei giocatori

Note

Bibliografia

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Actor and activist Danny Glover has been invested in transformational movements since his college years, where he helped organize a five-month long student strike at San Francisco State University that led to the creation of the first School of Ethnic Studies in the country.
Since then, he's protested the Vietnam War, fought against colonialism and racism in Africa, and has advocated for more access to education and economic opportunities. He's served as the Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program and a UNICEF ambassador.
Hugo Chavez Frias: In Memory, Solidarity, Commitment to Participatory Democracy and Justice in Peace
James Early, Danny Glover | March 7, 2014
A year after the death of Hugo Chavez Frias, we take time to reflect about his life, his virtues and limitations, his public promises, achievements and unfinished work. Chavez was a bold thinker, uncompromising in his goal of constructing a new, just, economically productive Venezuela.
Why Chavez Won Again
Danny Glover | October 30, 2012
Life has improved for a great number of Venezuelans over the last decade.
Danny Glover's Letelier-Moffitt Award Speech
When the Great Recession struck, City Life/Vida Urbana was there, confronting bank power with people power.
A Move to Free the Cuban Five
Danny Glover, Saul Landau | August 27, 2012
We visited Gerardo Hernandez at a maximum-security prison in Victorville, CA – as new court filings show the U.S. government paid Miami-based journalists to file negative stories about the Cuban Five.
Visiting Gerardo Hernandez in Federal Prison
Danny Glover, Saul Landau | June 11, 2012
We visited Gerardo Hernandez for the fifth time and, as usual, his spirits seemed higher than ours despite the fact that he resides in a maximum-security federal prison.
Visiting Gerardo of the Cuban Five Once Again
Danny Glover, Saul Landau | July 15, 2011
A chronicle of a visit to the Cuban Five agent in a California prison shows tight security and endless longing for justice.
TransAfrica Forum | November 5, 2012
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• War Movies
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• Fantasy Movies
• Movie Heroes
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100 Greatest Documentary Films
Criteria: These are the Greatest Documentary Films chosen for their influence, impact, historical importance, cinematography, direction, and popularity.
Title - (Year, Director) (Subject)
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1. Nanook of the North - (1922, Robert J. Flaherty) (Inuit family in the Canadian arctic)
2. Olympia 1. Teil - Fest der Völker - (1938, Leni Riefenstahl) (1936 Olympics in Berlin)
3. Man With A Movie Camera - (1929, Dziga Vertov) (Soviet city life under Stalin)
4. The Sorrow and the Pity - (1971, Marcel Ophuls) (French collaboration with Nazi Germany)
5. The City - (1939, Ralph Steiner and Willard Van Dyke) (Industrialization of American Cities)
6. Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life - (1925, Merian C. Cooper) (Journey of Bakhtiari tribe in Iran)
7. The Silent World - (1956, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Louis Malle) (Underwater world)
8. Woodstock - (1970, Michael Wadleigh) (Woodstock music festival 1969)
9. Nuit et brouillard (aka "Night and Fog") - (1955, Alain Resnais) (Nazi Concentration Camps)
10. Fahrenheit 9/11 - (2004, Michael Moore) (George W. Bush, and the War on Terrorism)
11. Triumph of the Will - (1934, Leni Riefenstahl) (Nazi Party Congress in Nuremberg)
12. Anne Frank Remembered - (1995, Jon Blair) (Anne Frank, diary)
13. The Thin Blue Line - (1988, Errol Morris) (Corrupt justice system, wrongly convicted man)
14. Shoah - (1985, Claude Lanzmann) (Death-camp survivors of the Holocaust)
15. Hearts and Minds - (1974, Peter Davis) (U.S. involvement in Vietnam War)
16. The Plow That Broke the Plains - (1936, Pare Lorentz) (The Dust Bowl)
17. The River - (1938, Pare Lorentz) (Mississippi River)
18. Hoop Dreams - (1994, Steve James) (Basketball)
19. Kon-Tiki - (1950, Thor Heyerdahl) (Six men on a raft cross the Pacific)
20. Harlan County, USA - (1976, Barbara Kopple) (Coal miners on strike in Kentucky - 1973)
21. No Direction Home: Bob Dylan - (2005, Martin Scorsese) (Bob Dylan, 1961-1966)
22. Chernobyl Heart - (2003, Maryann DeLeo) (Ill children born after the Chernobyl disaster)
23. Taxi to the Dark Side - (2007, Alex Gibney) (Taxi driver in Afghanistan tortured & killed in '02)
24. March of the Penguins - (2005, Luc Jacquet) (Annual journey of Emperor penguins)
25. When We Were Kings - (1996, Leon Gast) (Foreman/Ali, 1974 boxing championship in Zaire)
26. The Times of Harvey Milk - (1984, Rob Epstein) (San Francisco's first elected gay councillor)
27. Bowling for Columbine - (2002, Michael Moore) (Violence and guns)
28. American Dream - (1990, Barbara Kopple) (Labor strike by blue-collar workers in 80's America)
29. The Eleanor Roosevelt Story - (1965,Richard Kaplan ) (Biography of Eleanor Roosevelt)
30. An Inconvenient Truth - (2006, Davis Guggenheim) (Global warming)
31. The Endless Summer - (1966, Bruce Brown) (Surfing around the world)
32. Promises - (2001, Carlos Bolado) (Jewish and Palestinian children together)
33. Down and Out in America - (1986, Lee Grant) (Poverty in the USA under Ronald Reagan)
34. Man of Aran - (1934, Robert J. Flaherty) (Life of people on Island of Aran)
35. Gimme Shelter - (1970, Albert and David Maysles) (Rolling Stones' 1969 US tour)
36. The Atomic Cafe - (1982, Jayne Loader) (Government issued propaganda about atomic bomb)
37. Spellbound - (2002, Jeffrey Blitz) (Eight teenagers out to win the 1999 National Spelling Bee)
38. The True Glory - (1945, Garson Kanin) (Allied invasion of Europe during World War II)
39. Let There Be Light - (1945, John Huston) (Shell-shocked soldiers)
40. Salesman - (1968, Albert Maysles) (Four door-to-door salesmen sell Bibles to the poor)
41. Crumb - (1994, Terry Zwigoff) (Comic artist Robert Crumb)
42. Winter Soldier - (1972, Winterfilm Collective) (US soldiers relate Vietnam war experiences)
43. Scared Straight! - (1980, Arnold Shapi) (Convicts tell troubled kids about horrors of prison)
44. Don't Look Back - (1967, D.A. Pennebaker) (Bob Dylan's '65 concert tour of United Kingdom)
45. The Memphis Belle - (1944, William Wyler) (Actual Bombing Mission Over Germany, WWII)
46. Titicut Follies - (1967, Frederick Wiseman) (Prison hospital for the criminally insane)
47. Sicko - (2007, Michael Moore) (American health care industry)
48. Journey Into Self - (1968, Tom Skinner) (Group therapy session)
49. The Long Way Home - (1997, Mark Jonathan Harris) (Establishment of modern state of Israel)
50. Moscow Strikes Back - (1942, Ilya Kopalin) (Soviet war documentary about Battle of Moscow)
51. The Farm: Life Inside Angola Prison - (1998, Liz Garbus) (Life in Louisianas' Angola Prison)
52. Fires Were Started - (1943, Humphrey Jennings) (British firemen in the Blitz of World War II)
53. Grey Gardens - (1975, Ellen Hovde) (Reclusive mother and daughter live in a crumbling mansion)
54. One Day in September - (1999, Kevin Macdonald) (Israeli athletes killed at 1972 Olympics)
55. A Brief History of Time - (1991, Errol Morris) (Physicist Stephen Hawking)
56. American Zeitgeist - (2006, Rob McGann) (War on Terror)
57. Khaneh siah ast (aka "The House Is Black") - (1963, Forugh Farrokhzad) (Life in a leper colony)
58. The Conquest of Everest - (1953, George Lowe) (Mount Everest)
59. Obyknovennyy fashizm (aka "Triumph Over Violence") - (1965, Mikhail Romm) (German nazism)
60. My Flesh and Blood - (2003, Jonathan Karsh) (11 adopted special needs children)
61. The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara - (2003, Errol Morris)
62. Koyaanisqatsi - (1982, Godfrey Reggio) (Natural environments to manmade environments)
63. Grizzly Man - (2005, Werner Herzog) (Timothy Treadwell interacts with grizzly bears)
64. Silent Wings: The American Glider Pilots of World War II - (2007, Robert Child)
65. Monterey Pop - (1968, D.A. Pennebaker) (Monterey International Pop Festival)
66. Dark Days (2000, Marc Singer) - (Homeless life near Penn Station)
67. Microcosmos: Le peuple de l'herb - (1996, Claude Nuridsany) (A documentary of insect life)
68. Lessons of Darkness - (1992, Werner Herzog) (Kuwait oil fields in flames)
69. The Decline of Western Civilization - (1981, Penelope Spheeris) (Los Angeles punk rock scene)
70. The Corporation - (2003, Mark Achbar) (Corporations and their present-day dominance)
71. The Animal World - (1956, Irwin Allen) (Animals and dinosaurs)
72. Roger & Me - (1989, Michael Moore) (GM CEO Roger Smith/downsizing)
73. Moana - (1926, Robert J. Flaherty) (Customs of Polynesian natives)
74. Apur Sansar (aka The World of Apu) - (1959, Satyajit Ray) (jobless ex-student in India)
75. The Last Waltz - (1978, Martin Scorsese) (Final concert of The Band)
76. Buena Vista Social Club - (1998, Wim Wenders) (Cuban musicians spotlighted by Ry Cooder)
77. The U.S. vs. John Lennon - (2006, David Leaf) (John Lennon, musician/antiwar activist)
78. American Hardcore - (2006, Paul Rachman) (Hardcore punk music)
79. World Without Sun - (1964, Jacques-Yves Cousteau) (Underwater world)
80. Super Size Me - (2004, Morgan Spurlock) (Fast food and obesity in America)
81. Lake of Fire - (2006, Tony Kaye) (The abortion debate)
82. Paragraph 175 - (2000, Rob Epstein) (Nazi persecution of homosexuals)
83. Il Mio viaggio in Italia (aka "My Voyage to Italy") - (1999, Martin Scorsese) (Italian cinema)
84. The Hellstrom Chronicle - (1971, Walon Green) (The insect world could take over the world)
85. In the Realms of the Unreal - (2004, Jessica Yu) (Henry Darger, visionary artist and novelist)
86. Land Without Bread - (1933, Luis Bunuel) (Spanish peasants)
87. Chronicle of a Summer - (1961, Edgar Morin) (French society in the summer of 1960)
88. Heima - (2007, Dean DeBlois) (Sigur Rós Iceland concerts, 2006)
89. Sir! No Sir! - (2005, David Zeiger) (Vietnam anti-war soldiers)
90. That's Entertainment! - (1974, Jack Haley Jr.) (MGM stars from the studio's 50 year history)
91. Encounters at the End of the World - (2007, Werner Herzog) (Antarctica)
92. Atomic Ed and the Black Hole - (2002, Ellen Spiro) (Ed Grothus, junk collector)
93. For All Mankind - (1989, Al Reinert) (the Apollo missions to the Moon)
94. The Hour of the Furnaces - (1968, Octavio Getino) (Neo-Colonisation of South America)
95. Blue Planet - (1990, Ben Burtt) (Earth from Space Shuttle)
96. Broken Rainbow - (1985, Victoria Mudd) (Government relocation of Navajo Indians in Arizona)
97. The Celluloid Closet - (1995, Rob Epstein) (Homosexuals in Hollywood films)
98. Jesus Camp - (2006, Heidi Ewing) (Christian summer camp for kids)
99. Faces of Death - (1978, Conan Le Cilaire) (Explicit scenes of Death)
100. Pumping Iron - (1977, Robert Fiore, George Butler) (Bodybuilding)
1. Victory at Sea - (1952, M. Clay Adams) (Naval combat during World War Two)
2. Civilisation - (1969, BBC) (Western civilization through art & architecture by Kenneth Clark)
3. Planet Earth - (2006, BBC) (The Earth narrated by David Attenborough)
4. The World at War - (1974, Jeremy Isaacs producer) (WWII, narrated by Laurence Olivier)
5. Cosmos - (1980, Adrian Malone) (Carl Sagan explains theories of the Universe)
6. The Great War - (1964, BBC) (First World War)
7. The Civil War - (1990, Ken Burns) (American Civil War)
8. The Up Series - (1964-1998, Michael Apted) (14 British childrens' lives updated every 7 years)
9. Baseball - (1994, Ken Burns) (Baseball history)
10. The First World War: The Complete Series - (2003, Marcus Kiggell) (WWI)
Top Documentary Films of 2019
1. For Sama - (A mother and daughter's survival in war-torn Aleppo, Syria)
2. Apollo 11 - (In-depth events surrounding the Apollo 11 moon mission)
3. American Factory - (Culture clash in Chinese owned factory in the U.S.)
4. Honeyland - (Saving bees in Macedonia to prevent ecological disaster)
5. Cunningham - (Life of iconic dance innovator Merce Cunningham)
6. One Child Nation - (History and effects of China's one-child policy)
7. The Cave - (Female doctors working in secret tunnels in war-torn Syria)
8. Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese - (Bob Dylan and friends 1975 concert tour)
9. Midnight Family - (Family run ambulance service operating in Mexico City)
10. Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice - (The career of Linda Ronstadt)
1. They Shall Not Grow Old - (Restored WWI film footage)
2. RBG - (U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg)
3. Won't You Be My Neighbor? - (Children's television host, Fred Rogers)
4. Three Identical Strangers - (Strangers accidentally discover they are identical triplets)
5. Minding the Gap - (Three young men escape families in the American Rust-Belt.)
6. Hale County This Morning, This Evening - (The Black community in Hale County, Alabama)
7. Bisbee '17 - (Recreations of an Arizona mining towns past)
8. King in the Wilderness - (Final years of Martin Luther King, Jr.)
9. On Her Shoulders - (Nadia Murad, survivor of the 2014 Yazidi genocide)
10. Mercury 13 - (Women training to be astronauts in 1961)
1. City of Ghosts - (Raqqa Syria invaded by ISIS)
2. Hell on Earth: The Fall of Syria and the Rise of ISIS - (Syria in 2017)
3. Starless Dreams - (Iranian juvenile detention center for girls)
4. Human Flow - (Worldwide migration from war, famine, and climate change)
5. Strong Island - (1992 murder of William Ford Jr.)
6. Served Like a Girl - (Five women veterans help homeless women veterans)
7. Icarus - (Doping in sports and a Russian scientist)
8. Long Strange Trip - (The rock band Grateful Dead)
9. Chasing Coral - (Vanashing coral reefs and the causes)
10. Trophy - (Industries of big-game hunting)
Top 10 Documentary Films of 2016
1. I Am Not Your Negro - (Race relations in America as told by writer James Baldwin)
2. Tower - (University of Texas tower shooting that killed 16 people)
3. O.J.: Made in America - (O.J. Simpson trial and divided America)
4. 13th - (Racial inequality in the prison system)
5. California Typewriter - (People who still use typewriters)
6. One More Time with Feeling - (Nick Cave and his the creative process)
7. Houston, We Have a Problem! - (The myth of America's '60s space program from Yugoslavia)
8. Born in China - (Baby animals in China. Panda, Snow leopard, and monkey)
9. The Red Pill - (Men's Rights Movement)
10. Gleason - (Professional football player Steve Gleason and his ALS)
1. Cartel Land - (Citizen uprising against drug cartel in Mexico)
2. Amy - (Story of Amy Winehouse)
3. Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom - (Ukraine during 2013 and 2014)
4. Meru - (Climbing Himalayan Mount Meru)
5. Where to Invade Next - (Michael Moore compares the US to other countries)
6. Human - (Stories about and images of the world)
7. (T)error - (FBI counterterrorism sting operation)
8. Best of Enemies - (Debates between Gore Vidal and William F. Buckley)
9. The Black Panthers: Vanguard of a Revolution - (Rise and fall of the Black Panther Party)
10. Dreamcatcher - (Comforting sex workers in Chicago)
1. Citizenfour - (Edward Snowden and government's massive covert-surveillance programs)
2. Virunga - (Protecting endangered mountain gorillas)
3. Last Days in Vietnam - (Evacuating collaborators from Saigon)
4. The Look of Silence - (1960s Indonesian genocide)
5. Fed Up - (The American food industry and illness)
6. The Overnighters - (Homeless oil field workers given shelter in North Dakota)
7. The Salt of the Earth - (Career of photographer Sebastião Salgado)
8. Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory - (Music therapy for dementia patients)
9. Glen Campbell...I'll Be Me - (Glen Campbell farewell tour and Alzheimer's)
10. Life Itself - (The life of film critic Roger Ebert)
1. The Act of Killing - (Former Indonesian death squad leaders reenact their real-life mass-killings)
2. Stories We Tell - (Contradictory answers to family questions)
3. These Birds Walk - (A poor runaway boy and a reluctant ambulance driver in Karachi)
4. The Gatekeepers - (Interviews with all surviving former heads of Shin Bet)
5. Let The Fire Burn - (Sixty-one homes destroyed by Philadelphia police in 1985)
6. Blackfish - (Consequences of killer whales in captivity)
7. The Square - (Egypts Tahrir square in the days leading up to the fall of Mubarak)
8. 20 Feet From Stardom - (Backup singers in the pop music world)
9. Call Me Kuchu - (Homosexuality punishable by death in Uganda)
10. Sound City - (David Grohl brings life back to the fabled California recording studio)
1. How to Survive a Plague - (Two coalitions improve the plight of AIDS patients)
2. The Waiting Room - (Public hospital careing for a community of largely uninsured patients)
3. West of Memphis - (Catastrophic failure of justice in Arkansas)
4. The House I Live In - (America's criminal justice system, and implications of U.S. drug policy)
5. The Central Park Five - (Rape in Central Park and those wrongly accused)
6. Brooklyn Castle - (Struggling junior high school's champion chess team)
7. Chasing Ice - (Climate change and melting glaciers documented)
8. The Flat - (A documentarian learns of his immigrant grandparents difficult past)
9. Hitler's Children - (The lives of the descendants of the top Nazi officials)
10. The Revisionaries - (A re-write of evolution and American history in textbooks)
1. Undefeated - (3 underprivileged students from Memphis and their coach)
2. Hell and Back Again - (The conflict in Afghanistan)
3. Zeitgeist: Moving Forward - (Money controls the world)
4. Samsara - (Twenty-five countries on five continents)
5. If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front - (America's domestic terrorist threat)
6. Jiro Dreams of Sushi - (85-year-old sushi master Jiro Ono)
7. Pina - (German choreographer, Pina Bausch)
8. Forks Over Knives - (Degenerative diseases and meat consumption)
9. Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory- (Case of the West Memphis Three)
10. Bobby Fischer Against the World - (Chess master Bobby Fischer)
1. Restrepo - (One platoon in one valley for one year in Afghanistan)
2. Inside Job - (A closer look at what brought about the financial meltdown)
3. Waste Land - (What happens in the world's largest trash city)
4. Exit through the Gift Shop - (The world's most infamous graffiti artists at work)
5. Gasland - (Hydraulic drilling process called "fracking")
6. Enemies of the People - (The Killing Fields of Cambodia)
7. The Tillman Story - (Pat Tillman. Life, death, coverup)
8. Waiting for 'Superman' - (The broken education system)
9. Precious Life - (Israeli pediatrician and a Palestinian mother)
10. The Elephant in the Living Room - (Dangerous animals as household pets)
1. The Cove - (Louie Psihoyos) (Dolphin abuse in a cove near Taiji, Japan)
2. Puskás Hungary - (Tamás Almási) (Hungarian football hero of the 1950s)
3. Crude - (Joe Berlinger) (Ecuadorans against Chevron for contamination of the Amazon)
4. My Neighbor, My Killer - (Anne Aghion) (The people of Rwanda attempt to reconcile)
5. Iron Maiden: Flight 666 - (Sam Dunn, Scot McFadyen) (Iron Maiden's 2008 world tour)
6. Home - (Yann Arthus-Bertrand) (Aerial footage of Earth's problems)
7. Food, Inc. - (Robert Kenner) (Inside America's corporate controlled food industry)
8. Anvil - The Story of Anvil - (Sacha Gervasi) (Canadian metal band Anvil)
9. Unmistaken Child - (Nati Baratz) (A Tibetan monk's search for the reincarnation of his teacher)
10. Capitalism: A Love Story - (Michael Moore) (Corporate dominance on our everyday lives)
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"I support expanded commuter rail."
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"I am undecided on this issue."
Allow out-of-state students to vote
"The NH GOP invented the issue of supposed 'voter fraud' completely out of thin air. During the 2004 election, there were over half a million ballots cast in New Hampshire. Out of that number, a grand total of four were even suspected of any kind of fraud - with only two being suspected of intentional fraud. This is a voter fraud rate of 0.0006%. The NH GOP has continually pushed measures to suppress voter turn out in NH among demographics that are more likely to vote for Democratic candidates including students and the elderly. Speaker O'Brien himself admitted that the Voter ID bills were aimed at intentionally disenfranchising potential Democratic voters. I strongly oppose such bills and will work hard to restore voting rights to everyone in New Hampshire. Every vote counts!"
Ban on cell phones while driving
Voted to ban cell phone use while driving (HB 1360)
"Not unless it was part of a package that SIGNIFICANTLY reduced/replaced our reliance on property taxes. I am opposed to an income tax on its own, though I would support expanding the existing interest & dividends tax to a more general capital gains tax."
"Not unless it was part of a package that SIGNIFICANTLY reduced/replaced our reliance on property taxes. I am opposed to a sales tax on its own."
Voted against authorizing two casinos (SB 242)
Voted to decriminalize possession of 3/4 ounce or less of marijuana (HB 640)
Eminent domain restrictions
Voted in favor of 2015 House Bill 572. When residential land is taken through eminent domain for a gas pipeline, HB 572 allows the resident to require the pipeline company to purchase all of the land, not just a part.
"Ever since the US Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United vs FEC, we have seen a torrential flood of anonymous money flow into our political system. This paradigm represents the potential for blatant corruption of the highest order, and gives unprecedented influence over our elections to a small number of individuals. This is completely antithetical to the basic principles our country was founded on. I support any measures possible, including calling for a Constitutional Convention to amend the US Constitution stipulating that corporations are not people as well as other well thought out campaign finance reform. Over the last few decades, our federal elections have been won by the candidate who raised the most money over 90% of the time. Running for office should be a call to service, not a contest of who can pander to monied interests."
Expand medical marijuana
Voted to allow qualifying patients and caregivers to grow medicinal marijuana at home (HB 593)
Voted for SB 124, a bill to revise the required minimum percentages of renewable energy in the Renewable Portfolio Standard, particularly to extend goals from 2025 to 2040.
Voted for HB 611 and HB 1672, both bills that would allow any voter to vote by absentee ballot, whether or not he or she will actually be absent on election day.
"I support marijuana legalization."
Was New Hampshire right to continue expanded Medicaid eligibility, using the traditional Medicaid system of managed care instead of private insurance?
"I support expanded Medicaid eligibility, using the traditional Medicaid system of managed care instead of private insurance."
Voted for expansion of Medicaid, using private insurance wherever possible (SB 413)
Voted for HB 731 (to gradually raise the minimum wage to $15/hour) and SB 10 (to gradually raise the minimum wage to $12/hour)
More abortion restrictions
Voted against various abortion restrictions in 2016, such as a bill to prohibit abortions based on genetic abnormality (HB 1623)
"Using state resources to enforce federal immigration laws is a 'slippery slope' situation that could lead to all manner of other requests from the federal government. I'm hesitant to start down that path."
More welfare restrictions
Voted against restricting EBT purchases (SB 169)
Voted for HB 1218, SB 159, and HB 365, all bills to increase the electric generating capacity of customer generators who may participate in net energy metering, generally from 1 megawatt to 5 megawatts.
"This question is too vague. We could stand to increase some forms of subsidies and tax credits, but not others."
Voted to change the sentence for any offense eligible for the death penalty to life imprisonment without parole (SB 593)
Voted for HB 686, a bill that would increased per-pupil school funding by extending the interest and dividends tax to capital gains. HB 686 would also have increased the exemptions and filing thresholds for the interest and dividends tax, and lowered the state property tax rate.
Police brutality is a NH problem
Is police brutality an issue in NH?
"I'm not aware of any serious incidents, but that doesn't mean it never happens. We can, and should, take steps to make sure our police are trained in de-escalation rather than confrontation and use measures like body cameras to document encounters. I recognize that the state needs to have a swat team somewhere in NH to respond to serious incidents, but the increasing militarization of local police departments is inappropriate."
"It doesn't seem right to go to the store and select an item marked for sale at a price of five dollars, bring it to the counter and be asked for five dollars and twenty cents. A sales tax would provide an unnecessarily large inconvenience to New Hampshire consumers, an incredible implementation burden for New Hampshire businesses, and increased administrative overhead in Concord. While I understand, and agree with, the need to maintain a solid revenue foundation for our state budget I do not feel that a broad based consumer sales tax is a practical or appropriate measure for New Hampshire."
Should New Hampshire continue to participate in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, which requires utilities to purchase allowances for every ton of carbon they emit?
"I support New Hampshire's participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative."
Should New Hampshire maintain the renewable portfolio standard, which requires public utilities in New Hampshire to obtain a certain percentage of electricity from renewable energy sources (25% by 2025)?
"I support the renewable portfolio standard in New Hampshire."
Require labels on GMO foods
Voted to consider labeling of genetically engineered foods (HB 660)
"Workers in any career field have a right to collective bargaining as a means to secure equitable benefits and wages for themselves. This right does not cease if one is employed by the state or a municipality. Our teachers, fire fighters, police, and other civil servants are dedicated professionals who deserve a fair livable wage and decent benefits. Professions that serve the public good should be aspired to, and not looked down upon. I will strongly oppose any measures that aim to remove or restrict collective bargaining rights for anyone in New Hampshire."
Should New Hampshire government do more to increase the supply of affordable housing?
"New Hampshire government should do more to increase the supply of affordable housing."
Voted against a bill that would have prohibited state funds for any health care provider that performs abortions, regardless of whether public funds were utilized for that specific service (HB 677).
Statewide student testing
Should NH continue to administer statewide standards-based student assessments?
"This question is too vague. 'statewide standards-based student assessments' isn't an all-or-nothing thing. Certainly it can provide valuable information and statistics to test our students occasionally, but we shouldn't tie the fate of a school district to those test results and we shouldn't be running these statewide tests multiple times per year or anything like that."
Voted for HB 712, a bill that would establish a statewide family and medical leave program, paid for with a percentage of employee wages, with no opt-out.
"I consider myself a moderate on gun issues, and legislation dealing with firearms and related topics often ends up being rather complex. I examine every gun bill we get, and my vote is often influenced by the 'minor details' in the legislation. Generally speaking I favor common sense policies such as universal background checks, restrictions on 'cop killer' ammo sales, and banning military heavy weapons from civilian ownership but I don't support things like 'wide net' gun confiscation. As a moderate on gun issues, neither 'side' usually likes me on this one."
Should New Hampshire allocate tax revenues for private and home schooling costs?
"I oppose allocating tax revenues for private and/or home schooling costs."
Should NH impose strict residency requirements on registering to vote?
"The question is too vague. We've always had some form of residency requirement in order to vote, and the requirements we had in place before the Republicans started to introduce voter suppression legislation during the 2011 session were functioning just fine. I support the principle that you should vote where you live (to include college students who live here, on campus) but I do not support any of these overly restrictive voter suppression laws being put forward in recent years."


While viewing Tarantino's eagerly awaited 8th feature film, The Hateful Eight, two conflicting opinions were passionately arguing within my brain. The first was telling me, "This film is absolutely beautiful; a real cinematic treat!" Indeed, as one might expect from Tarantino, The Hateful Eight is a gorgeously crisp film. Shot on celluloid, and set within a blizzard-ridden Wyoming, the film presents the typical mountain range landscapes associated with classics of the Western genre, yet the film is able to subvert these geographical tropes somewhat by flattening and smoothing out the frame of the film with deep glistening snow. To effect, this flattening of the landscape highlights the individual features of the characters within the film, allowing them as personalities to stand out from the scope of their environment. As a cinematic technique, this creates wonderfully dramatic images of faces, figures, costumes and human expressions. The film is able to maintain this grand scope of beauty throughout, making great use of its grainy-yet-classic filmic style.
The reason for opening my thoughts on the film by dwelling on its cinematic beauty is important to understanding my main problem with The Hateful Eight. You see, as mentioned above, the second opinion arguing for pole position in my brain was this, "Boy, this film would make a much better stage play." On the one hand, I loved the imagery present within the film. I loved witnessing Tarantino's quick kinetic editing, his dramatically slow western styled camera zooms, yet all I could think while watching the film play out was, "I'd much rather be watching this as part of a theatre audience." As much as the controlled and chaotic cinematic beauty of the piece holds great significance, by its end, I can't help but wonder what Tarantino could have made with a more cinematic story.
Without going into too much detail, the film focuses on eight strangers who, because of an awful snow blizzard, find themselves seeking refuge within the same lodge. Beforehand, two bounty hunters following the same mountain pass (played by Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell) decide to form a pack while transporting a valuable prisoner across the state towards the town of Red Rock. When the snow blizzard catches-up to them, the men retreat to Minnie's Haberdashery, (a stagecoach lodge) with the others. These eight strangers are then, over time, subjected to secrets, lies and conflict as they betray and backstab their way out of the situation. This sounds interesting, a character-based drama, using largely one location, directed by one of modern cinema's most critically acclaimed film directors. The problem is that, at a running time close to three hours… nothing much happens. I am not simply stating that I wanted to see more dramatic action in the film, I understand that this is a movie based almost entirely on character and establishing character motivation in preparation for a tense, climatic showdown. Yet, the plot points that propel our eight main characters towards these tense climaxes often feel shoehorned in, extending the film's running time massively, while adding almost nothing to the film's main story. On the stage, I don't expect this would have been a huge problem; to witness a raw and intimate live performance of these characters would have been interesting and intriguing. However, there is something about Tarantino's grandly ostentatious sense of filmmaking that belittles this intimacy, creating a film in which I was so glad to be witnessing as a work of visual cinema, all the while doubting its need to be as visually striking as it was.
Here is my main issue with The Hateful Eight; the film feels like Tarantino parodying himself. This feels like a film made and pre-packaged for Tarantino fans, there must be several moments of graphic bloodshed, there must be a time-looping storyline, there must be a centrepiece shouting rant from Samuel L. Jackson. Don't get me wrong, I love all these things, and I'm a big Tarantino fan generally, but this film just didn't surprise me in the way that Pulp Fiction did the first time I saw it. The Hateful Eight feels like it was made by someone who really loves Tarantino films, someone who loves the individual traits of his filmmaking legacy, yet can't quite pull them all together enough to make a completely gratifying movie experience. Given the opportunity to watch lone clips of the film for cinematic purposes, my guess is that I'd enjoy them greatly, but for me, they are all puzzle pieces that do not completely fit together as a whole.
Looking at the film's plot, which is described as a "mystery Western" there is never really any large amount of mystery to unravel. The tension in the film is instead found within the constantly shifting viewpoints of its main characters. The claustrophobic space within the film is filled with ever-transforming personalities and motivations, making for an extremely unnerving experience of, as a viewer, deciding whom to place your trust within on screen. This effect is interesting, creating the same paranoid sense of untruthfulness found within games such as Clue. However, this may also contribute to the main problem of the film; the atmosphere is fun to play, and tense to experience, but while coated in visual beauty and cinematic flair, the analytics of the game become second to a different kind of artistry. This does not mean that the film would have benefited from being dumber or less analytically established, but that a story such as this simply would have been better told either within a more natural and realistic tone, or on a bear-boned stage surrounded by theatre audiences on the edge of their seats.
Other than this, the acting of the film is way above par for everyone involved; every performance elevates a great script to dramatic effect, creating, at times, genuinely entertaining moments fit to fully satisfy any casual Tarantino fan. There is also, of course, a few visually stunning scenes of dynamic movie violence, which is both painfully horrific and enjoyably entertaining by any film's standards. For diehard fan of Tarantino, this film has everything you may want, all expertly and blissfully delivered into the palm of your hand. However, for anyone starting to feel the slight strain of Tarantino's more usual filmmaking tropes, this may well be the point at which you begin to question your commitment to the great man. Placing all other criticisms aside, The Hateful Eight turns out to be a largely entertaining and fun movie experience, if not just a little too long by its end.
Your description of TH8 as a parody of Tarantino films reminds me of my reaction to CELEBRITY, the Woody Allen movie that, for anyone like me who's overly familiar with all of his filmmaking habits, ticks, shortcuts, and tropes, feels like a movie made by a slavish fan. It's also the accusation made to Hitchcock upon his last few movies, that he was merely imitating his own style, when younger directors had already co-opted his tricks and were doing them in more up-to-date stories. Tarantino, like the greats before him, could be a victim of his own influence.


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Q: Checking continuity and differentiability of $g(x)=\frac{x^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}(1/x)}$ extended by $g(0)=0$
Let
$$g(x)=\begin{cases} \frac{x^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)},
 & x\neq0\\ 0, & x=0 \end{cases}$$

*

*Is g(x) continuous at 0?

*Does g(x) have continuous first derivative at 0?

*Does g(x) have continuous second derivative at 0?

My attempt:

*

*Let's check the limit.

$$\lim_{x\rightarrow0}\frac{x^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)}=0$$
That's why, (1) is true.

*Using the definition of a derivative (reworked after Adrews's comment)

$$\lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{\frac{\left(x+h\right)^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}-\frac{x^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)}}{h}=\lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{\frac{x^{2}+2xh+h^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}-\frac{x^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)}}{h}=\lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{\frac{2xh+h^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}}{h}=\lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{2x+h}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}=\frac{2x}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)}$$
Now, checking the limit
$$\lim_{x\rightarrow0}\frac{2x}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)}=0$$
That is, the first derivative will be continuous at 0 if $g'(0) = 0$. But
$$g'(0) = \lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{\frac{\left(x+h\right)^{2}}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}-0}{h}=\lim_{h\rightarrow0}\frac{\frac{x^{2}}{h}+2x+h}{1+\sin^{2}\left(\frac{1}{x+h}\right)}=+\infty$$
Hence, (2) is false.

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Q: Join datatable in c# with null objects Hello i have a problem joining tables when i have null values in a record.
There are 2 dataTables:

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*Workers: (workerID, workerName, workerAdress)

*Transactions: (transactionID, transactioinValue, worker1, worker2), where worker 2 is optional so it can contain null values.

So i started code like this:
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So it all works fine if worker2 isn't null, but when i have a null value it could not be joined. Can someone help me with this problem, i would like to have a result record without a worker2 name if it's null in dataTable.
Is it possible?

A: you need to do a left join like this;
var record = from transaction in dtTransactions.AsEnumerable()
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                     join worker2 in dtWorkers.AsEnumerable() on (int)transactions["worker2"] equals (int)worker2["workerID"] into w2
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                     select new
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                         ID = (int)transactions["transactionID"],
                         Name1= worker1["workerName"],
                         Name2= wrk["workerName"]
                     };

Secondly, is there any reason why you're not specifying the object properties like this;
                var record = from transaction in dtTransactions.AsEnumerable()
                 join worker1 in dtWorkers.AsEnumerable() on (int)transactions.worker1 equals (int)worker1.workerID
                 join worker2 in dtWorkers.AsEnumerable() on (int)transactions.worker2 equals (int)worker2.workerID into w2
                 from wrk in w2.DefaultIfEmpty()
                 select new
                 {
                     ID = (int)transactions.transactionID,
                     Name1= worker1.workerName,
                     Name2= wrk != null ? wrk.workerName : ""
                 };

Note the removal of the square brackets

A: from x in left
where x.Id != null
join y in right on x.Id equals y.Id into rightMatches
from y2 in rightMatches.DefaultIfEmpty()
select new {x, y2};


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Okay guys which one do you choose and why? Which one is mechanically the better helicopter? Pro's and con's?
Better in what way? Only mechanically?
Wow, you must really be bored,...but ok then, you asked.
If for some strange reason I wanted to take up a family member (excluding mother-in-law of course) I would chose the Enstrom over a 22, if of course I had the option and money was not an issue.
Short answer, safety of my loved ones (I mean come on, the damn thing autos smoother than a 22 power on landing) plus a more comfortable cockpit for two!
However, when it comes to working in a helicopter I would chose the 44,...simply because I wanted to fly tours, and I'd much rather have two rubes behind (rather than next) to me. Though if I could have landed an Enstrom pipeline job, I would not have insisted they switch to a Robby.
Solo, its just simply too much fun to fly!
The Enstrom (like its counterpart the S300) is not as quick to respond to cyclic inputs as the 22 (or 44 for that matter) which is one of the main reasons I like the 22 so much. The 22 is quick, nimble, and agile (and any other synonym you can think of) by comparison the Enstrom felt a bit sluggish,...which sure, denotes better stability, but also translates as, "not as much fun to fly".
Edited by r22butters, 20 April 2018 - 17:10.
Any aspect you can think of Eric.
I only have about 10 hours in the Enstrom, and I hated every one of them. The interior was worse than a 70s car, with stick-on fake woodgrain peeling off, switches that were flimsy, the cabin just shook like a wet dog, it was an absolute mongrel to re-start when still hot.... just hated it.
Only flown the R44 once on a demo/sales flight, wasn't impressed by it, but it was the absolute first version out, with what seemed to be a lump of concrete stuck onto the top of the cyclic pole, and a stupid movement-following auto trim, which was so slow that it only caused a feedback loop - I turned off the auto bit and just used the manual trim occasionally. Didn't buy one.
Got 1300 hrs or so on the R22, a good machine for the purpose it was designed for, simple transport, but it does OK as a trainer, within limits.
All of them look like garbage compared to the new-ish Cabri, but I have no experience of it.
Maybe the new models are nice?
Yes, the new models are a quantum leap from the pile of rattles I flew in '88. And the turbine will have got rid of that ridiculous rubber band and pull-handle clutch. Bonus.
But being retired, I am happy not to have to fly anything any more. Sit in business class with a glass of Canadian Club and watch a movie.
You don't miss it Eric? Do you still fly for fun?
Don't miss it at all - 45 years and 15,000 hrs was enough. Now, the only in-flight decisions I need to make are which wine to have with the entree, and which movie to watch before I have a nap.


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}

function docs_watch() {
  const watcher = watch('packages/**/*', docs_build);
  watcher.on('error', (err) => logHelper.error(`Docs failed to build: `, err));
}

module.exports = {
  docs_build,
  docs: series(docs_build, docs_watch),
};

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


"I was using the "magic combo", TRIFUEL+EPOBOOST, during the 3 months prior to IRONMAN BRAZIL. That was my "A" race to qualify for the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona HI, so I had no room for error!
EPOBOOST just gave me a huge confidence booster prior and DURING my race! And TRIFUEL's taste is just perfect and it replenishes my body with all it needs. Always on my long training days, I knew that I would be ready for the next session, recovering faster for the next day challenge. I was completely amazed in how I felt post-race as well. Taking TRIFUEL every day after the race made my recovery time simply smoother and way faster than in any other Ironman experiences.