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The Walking Dead S9 E6 "Who Are You Now?" Recap & Review
My recap and review of The Walking Dead S9 E6 "Who Are You Now?"
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The Walking Dead S9 E5 "What Comes After" Recap & Review
My recap and review of The Walking Dead S9 Episode 5 "What Comes After."
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My Thoughts on The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 3
I recap and discuss episode 3 "Warning Signs" of The Walking Dead Season 9.
Author roguewatsonPosted on October 28, 2018 Categories blog, TelevisionTags AMC, episode 3, recap, season 9, The Walking Dead, tv, Warning Signs, zombiesLeave a comment on My Thoughts on The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 3
My Thoughts on The Walking Dead Season 9 Episodes 1 + 2
When it comes to doing TV recaps, I'm pivoting to video! Haven't decided if I'll do one every week, but for now enjoy my recap and discussion of the first two episodes of the new season of The Walking Dead.
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 16 "Wrath" Recap
The season eight finale of The Walking Dead finally gives us the proper conclusion to the all our war with the Saviors that has dominated the plot for the last two years, including enough epilogues to give The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King a run for its money. Continue reading "The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 16 "Wrath" Recap"
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 15 "Worth" Recap
The penultimate episode of season eight was almost completely devoid of our main cast, focusing instead on the drama and near Civil War erupting among the Saviors when Negan returns. Continue reading "The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 15 "Worth" Recap"
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 14 "Still Gotta Mean Something" Recap
This week on The Walking Dead every possible emotion was wrung out of the escaped prisoners subplot from last week, leading to an episode brimming with emotional guilt and depicting our heroes brutally murdering people.
But hey, we got to see Rick and Morgan team up again.
Last week's zombie fiasco allowed some of the captured prisoners at the Hilltop to make a break for it, led by professional long-haired asshole Jared. Henry, the kid who had foolishly opened their pen, was also missing, so Carol and Morgan set out to find them.
We've had a lot of Carol and Morgan scenes together, ever since they both ended up at the Kingdom last season. Their mutual respect and trust has been well-developed, which makes Morgan's descent back into dementia all the more troubling.
Morgan's character development has been incredibly frustrating. I love how Lennie James portrays the character, but I'm mostly confused as to what Morgan's state of mind is at any time. Over the years he's gone from dependable, to completely insane, to zen-like pacifist monk, to murderous rampage. His latest stint is another bout of madness that at this point just feels tiresome. Even Carol can't snap him out of it, and she continues on to search for Henry, while Morgan tracks down the escaped prisoners in different direction.
Rick is going a bit crazy as well, still suffering from Carl's untimely death. He goes to Alden, the one seemingly decent dude from the Savior PoWs, to ask where his buddies might've gone, seeing as how Simon basically disavowed them in the earlier fight.
Alden grudgingly reveals a diner location, and then gently suggests that Rick not murder them all. Rick basically replies with, "whatever dude," and trots off. He meets up with Morgan, and the two instantly get captured. Come on, these are two of the biggest badasses of the zombie apocalypse!
They awaken tied up to some drama unfolding in the prisoner group. One of their members is heavily injured, and they know a herd is headed this way. Jared wants to first bring them back to Negan, then just kill them. Rick and Morgan play a little good cop, bad cop, with Morgan threatening to kill them all while Rick suggests they can all head back to Hilltop and let bygones be bygones (kudos to Andrew Lincoln for not literally winking at the camera).
Our plot herd shows up right on schedule, and some of the prisoners decide to free Morgan and Rick to help them fend off the herd.
I'll admit what happened next caused me to actually blurt out the line, "holy crap!" The pair do help defend against the herd, but then they slowly make their way behind the other Saviors, who are likwise firing into the oncoming zombies. They give each other a look, then completely turn on the Saviors, murdering about half a dozen men in cold blood. Again, holy crap.
Jared escapes, of course, and Morgan hunts him down. After a brief fight Morgan holds him in place while some zombies chow down, leading to one of their more brutal, nasty murders we've seen outside Lucille. Morgan gets his vengeance for Henry, and this whole loose end is bloody well tied up.
Henry is actually alive, the little scamp. He's in a bit of trouble in a swamp, and Carol is able to easily save him, and bring him back to the Hilltop, followed by Rick and Morgan's return. A single glance from Alden knows that Rick has no more fucks to give when it comes to dealing with Saviors, further proving that he should absolutely not be in charge of diplomacy. Or anything, really.
Meanwhile we get to check in with the big cliffhanger from two weeks ago: Jadis capturing Negan. This was a bizarre sequence of events that involves Jadis sort-0f torturing a tied-up Negan, Negan emotionally confessing that his bat is named after his loving wife, and the two of them seeing a helicopter (!) fly over head, which Jadis fails to signal with a lit flare in time.
Not only does Jadis not actually hurt Negan, she can't even bring herself to destroy his beloved bat. Instead she simply lets him go, and Negan walks away, which makes most of this a colossal waste of time, even with that WTF helicopter.
One of our final scenes checked in with Daryl and Rosita. The pair are spying on the bullet-making outpost that currently houses Eugene and Father Gabriel. They've deduced that the Saviors attacked with zombie-coated weapons and arrows because they're low on ammo, and confirmed that Eugene has started making bullets.
Time is against them. Leave it to Daryl to go off half-cocked on a dangerous, reckless plan to assault the entire outpost to sabotage their efforts. At least they're giving these two something to do other than piss and moan.
Rick and Morgan: Seeing Rick and Morgan kicking ass together is a lot of fun, even if them getting jumped and captured together is some major BS. I do wish we'd slow down and let them work out some serious issues with their now common history of losing their sons.
Carol: Once again it's up to Carol to do the right thing. She prioritizes saving Henry, and does just that. But I'm putting her here for being the only one able to really get through to Morgan (though ultimately she fails to sway him). Her scene with Lennie James was one of the most emotional of the entire season, and that includes the whole Carl-dying thing.
Rick, Morgan: These two dudes are really losing it, and it's getting harder and harder to cheer for them. Rick is evolving into a straight-up evil character while Morgan tends toward being a sociopath.
Jadis Capturing Negan: Seriously what was the point of this, other than to let Simon carry out the attack on Hilltop? Thus far all of Jadis' antics have felt like big globs of filler in a slow-moving half-season. The helicopter was a fun tease but for right now doesn't change the situation.
Author roguewatsonPosted on April 2, 2018 Categories blog, TelevisionTags AMC, episode 14, recap, Season 8, The Walking Dead, tv, zombies1 Comment on The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 14 "Still Gotta Mean Something" Recap
The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 13 "Do Not Send Us Astray" Recap
This week on The Walking Dead we finally got to see the big siege between the Saviors (now led by Simon) and the Hilltop, and it was mostly too dark to see anything.
After Rick's reckless attack last week, the Saviors are now led by Simon, and Simon wants to go full-on scorched Earth in their siege of the Hilltop. Continue reading "The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 13 "Do Not Send Us Astray" Recap"
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 12 "The Key" Recap
This week Rick officially returns to the Hilltop, only to immediately go off half-cocked on a last minute plan to attack Negan, further proving that he learned nothing from his son.
On the flip side, Maggie begins to see the value of trusting and working with others. We saw a glimmer of this last week when she acquiesced to letting the Savior prisoners have some outside time. This week she spots an odd message just outside their walls – an offer of exchanges from a newcomer.
Michonne jumps all over the opportunity, despite the danger. Rick isn't here to caution them against it, since he's already left to scout for Saviors. Hilltop is very aware that an attack with the newly freed Saviors is imminent. Continue reading "The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 12 "The Key" Recap"
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 9 "Honor" Recap
We say our goodbyes to Carl Grimes in the mid-season premiere.
Rest in peace, Carl Grimes.
As expected, the extended mid-season nine premiere was a heart-wrenching swan song for Carl Grimes. We'd learned the gut punch during the mid-season finale: while helping new recruit Siddiq, Carl was bitten in the abdomen, sealing his fate. We spend most of our episode this week with our teary goodbyes, while also following the much more action-packed adventures of Carol and Morgan rescuing Ezekiel.
We left off at the mid-season break with our beleaguered Alexandrians holed up in the sewers beneath their neighborhood, which was under violent attack by the Saviors. The Saviors had recently broken out of the zombie barricade thanks in large part to the incredibly ill-fated plans of Daryl, Morgan, and Tara (which no one brings up or addresses, so far).
It's there that Rick returns to find Carl, beginning to succumb to his bite wound after helping provide smoke bomb distractions and get everyone to safety during the attack. If you're gonna kill off Carl Grimes, you damn well better make sure he goes out a hero.
It's fashionable to hate on Carl. He had the dubious role of being the annoying kid in a hostile environment. His main role (initially) is simply motivation for Rick. As the years and actor Chandler Riggs grew older (something the comics don't have to deal with), Carl evolved into his own character.
I've always been a fan of Carl and how he's portrayed in both the comics and the show. He has his share of teen angst but he's also empathetic, clever, resourceful, and incredibly brave. Mercy killing your pregnant mom is beyond fucked up and would ruin most young people's entire lives, but Carl is able to come out the other side an even stronger person.
With his fatal bite we knew this was not exactly going to be a feel-good episode. Our heroes make the choice to stay until the bombing above them ends, then hightail it over to the Hilltop – the only location that was spared an all-out attack.
Rick opts to stay behind with Carl, and Michonne joins him. Daryl takes Judith. He says some nice stuff to Carl but, dude, you've been a fuck-up all season and in some way caused this whole attack to happen.
There's a heart-wrenching scene where Rick gives Judith The Cowboy Hat, and promises that she'll beat this world even though he couldn't. More gut-punch scenes follow between he, Rick, and Michonne.
I do like that the focus was always on Carl, instead of using Carl's imminent death to focus on Rick. In fact, Andrew Lincoln barely spoke this entire episode, manifesting his anguish as near speechlessness.
The theme of this season has been Mercy vs Wrath, with Rick as vengeful badass versus peaceful farmer. Carl has been trying to appeal to the latter. They're in the middle of a war, but Carl is looking at the after, towards the peace that can, and should follow, and how to unify and build that community. Good dude, Carl.
But the war still wages outside, as we see with our other major scene this week. Carol joins Morgan at the Kingdom, where they quickly stage a rescue operation for Ezekiel. Ezekiel's antics during the mid-season finale ultimately saved his people, but put him in captivity by the Kingdom Savior liaison Gavin.
I couldn't think of two better badasses for Operation Stealth Assassins than Carol and Morgan. Sure Morgan's a bit unhinged, hunting down enemies when it wasn't necessary, but Carol's there to point him in the right direction.
Gavin and his crew hole up in Ezekiel's theater, and our heroes come in gun's blazing. At one point a man gets on top of Morgan, wrestling him to the ground. Morgan responds by reaching into a wound in the man's stomach and PULLING OUT HIS GODDAMN ENTRAILS.
Morgan has lost all fucks at this point. Ezekiel is saved but Gavin runs away. Instead of letting him go, Morgan picks up his sharpened spear and hunts him down.
The scene between Morgan and Gavin is cut together with Carl pleading to Rick about a peaceful future. Carol and Ezekiel likewise plead to Morgan that he doesn't have to murder everyone. The point was to show the dichotomy between mercy and wrath, but it comes off a bit sloppy.
In the end it's Henry, the younger brother of the slain boy whom Morgan had mentored, and whose death pushed him over the edge, who kills Gavin. Spear through the back of the throat. It shakes up everyone there, even Morgan is visibly upset. Carol is furious but Ezekiel, being the astoundingly patient, kind leader that he is, immediately forgives the boy and puts his arms around him.
It's revealed toward the end of the episode that the cryptic, brightly-lit flash-forward scenes we've been glimpsing since last year's finale are actually Carl's dreams, not Rick's. Carl dreams of a peaceful community like they briefly had at the farm and prison. In the dream Rick is older, bearded, and limping (comic fans know what's up). We interact with a few characters, including Jerry and Eugene. But the biggest twist is Judith running up to a smiling, friendly Negan.
***MASSIVE COMIC SPOILERS***
In the comic, Rick is able to beat and subdue Negan during the big climax (while also sustaining a nasty leg injury), but he makes the very important decision not to murder him on the spot, but to imprison him, which is the first step toward creating a new world of law and order.
Eventually (the comics literally jump ahead several years) Negan's role expands to become Rick's confidant, and they continue to have an interesting relationship.
Is revealing Negan in the dream the show's way of testing audience reaction? Is AMC afraid people will flip out if Negan doesn't die? Is this their way of showing us that yes, Carl's plan even includes clemency toward Negan? In any case it's an important step to take for Rick, and perhaps Carl's death will help him view granting mercy to Negan as a way of honoring Carl.
Carl's time draws near, and he grabs his gun. He knows neither Michonne nor Rick will be able to do it. Carl's always been the strongest one of them all. We hear a shot from inside the building as Rick buries his face in his hands. The next scene he and Michonne are digging his grave, and we, the viewers, are kept at a distance.
Rest in peace, Carl Grimes, the second most tenured character on The Walking Dead (technically Morgan but he was gone for a few seasons so…). Despite your perceived character immortality, even you couldn't make it through unscathed. Eight and half seasons is nothing to scoff at, and I think the show will be much poorer without you in it. Your legacy will live on through Rick, and through the important choices he'll have to make in the episodes to come.
Carl Gimes: Carl is a great character, and he was great all the way to the end. This episode smartly kept the focus squarely on him, allowing ample time for him to explain how his father molded him and how he evolved and grew in a zombie apocalypse. I'm upset to see him go, but at least they did right by him in his send off episode.
Morgan & Carol: When Carol's about to leave to join up with Morgan, one of the rescued Kingdommers tells her, "You versus all of them? They don't stand a chance." Amen, sister. This duo makes rescuing Ezekiel from armed guards looks easy, despite Morgan being a tad unhinged.
Carl's Musical Montage: The opening montage provided a brief flashback into Carl getting bitten and hiding it, which we frankly didn't really need to see. I also didn't at all care for the song that played over the whole thing. A bad start to an otherwise solid episode.
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Ex-Guatemalan President, Deputy Jailed 16 Years For Corruption
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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – A Guatemalan court on Wednesday sentenced former President Otto Perez to 16 years in prison, finding him guilty of leading a massive customs fraud scheme while in office.
Perez, who was forced to resign in 2015, was found guilty of racketeering and fraud targeting the customs system, Judge Irma Valdes said as she read out the sentence.
Perez was sentenced to eight years on each count.
His former vice president Roxana Baldetti received the same sentence.
A United Nations-backed anti-corruption body revealed several scandals in Guatemala before it was shut down in 2019 by then-President Jimmy Morales after it began investigating him.
One of its key successes was uncovering a multimillion-dollar scheme to cheat Guatemala's customs duty system, which ultimately led to Perez's resignation.
Those involved in the scheme – known as "La Linea" (The Line) – received bribes of some $3.5 million, according to investigators, who estimate that Guatemala was defrauded out of almost $10 million in tax revenue.
After the sentence was handed down Perez, 72, told reporters, "I truly feel frustrated, I feel disappointed."
He said he would appeal the ruling.
Sixteen other people involved in the scam were convicted during the sentencing and 11 others were acquitted.
"The 'La Linea' case is one of the most symbolic and is a milestone in Guatemalan history," director of Transparency International's local chapter, Citizen Action, Edie Cux, told AFP.
"It is important that in some way the people of Guatemala have justice and that the case does not go unpunished," she added.
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State the first condition of equilibrium.
Figure 1 and Figure 2 illustrate situations where for both static equilibrium (motionless), and dynamic equilibrium (constant velocity).
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If you're going to visit the area purely for poolside drinks and doing as little as possible, go with a highly rated resort. There you will find comfort, cleanliness, good food, and peace of mind to take a vacation from everything and really soak in the relaxation.
We like to be on our feet and have a busy schedule planned for every day of traveling, so the resort life is not for us.
Our trip was planned with diving and snorkeling jam packed into the itinerary. In this case, I'd recommend splitting up your trip between an AirBnB and hotel. Start with the AirBnB so you can increase the quality of your stay as your days go along.
We kicked off our stay in Isla Mujeres at an AirBnB, "Maya Casitas" smack dab in the middle of downtown. For just over $30/night, we had a nice room in a great location that made my wallet extremely happy.
We stayed in Isla Mujeres for three days, primarily to go snorkeling with the whale sharks. It's easy to get to Edson's place. After you land in Cancun, take a shuttle to the Ultramar Ferry station and get on a ferry that runs every 30 min to Isla Mujeres. Edson's place is a short walk from the ferry station (5-10 min) and conveniently located near many restaurants and bars. It was also 5 min away from where we met our whale shark tour guides so everything location-wise was perfect.
Our host provided breakfast every morning which was a bonus. We only utilized this one day since our tour guides provided breakfast as well the other days, but it's a nice way to kick off your morning without worrying about what to eat.
We stayed in the #3 casitas which is tucked into one of the inside corners. It was pretty small but enough space for two people. We did a lot of stuff in the ocean throughout the three days on Isla Mujeres and could've used some more ventilation to dry out our things, but you do get what you paid for and the room is definitely sufficient. There is AC which is nice and helps cool down and dry the room.
After our few days on Isla Mujeres, we took the ferry back to the Cancun side and stayed out the remainder of our trip at a resort.
There is a main resort area called "Hotel Zone" which is middle walkable and is filled with tons of restaurants, including familiar American chains like Outback Steakhouse.
Our hotel was the GR Solaris, an all-inclusive resort that was in a secondary hotel area just south of Hotel Zone. This area is closer to the airport which is nice, but not too walkable and doesn't have as many restaurants or attractions to visit outside of the resort.
Make sure to bring somewhat dressy clothes (long pants, close toed shoes for guys) because the nicer restaurants at the resorts will require a dress code for you to eat there, even if it is included in what you've paid to stay at the hotel.
Tip your maids when they clean your room because believe it or not, one maid can make a mere $5 USD a day working at the hotel.
Anyone and everyone will try to make a dollar off you, so be smart about what you spend on at the resorts!
Uber is available but we waited on average 15-20 min for one to arrive. They are cheap and convenient, especially if there is a language barrier, but the drivers will ask for one passenger to sit in the front seat as they get some trouble from the police officers and taxi cabs around. You'll even see taxi drivers with stickers on their cars that say "UBER IS ILLEGAL," but you should be able to get one fine.
There's so much you can do and most of it involves the great outdoors!
TripAdvisor has amazing guides and real reviews from other travelers that can help you plan out your itinerary. It's also a handy place to look for good places to eat while you're traveling!


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La gare de Grupont est une gare ferroviaire belge de la ligne 162 de Namur à Sterpenich (frontière luxembourgeoise), située au village de Grupont sur le territoire de la commune de Tellin, province de Luxembourg en Région wallonne.

Elle est mise en service en 1858 par la Grande compagnie du Luxembourg. Le bâtiment des recettes est inscrit au Patrimoine civil public de Wallonie.

C'est une halte voyageurs de la Société nationale des chemins de fer belges (SNCB) desservie par des trains Omnibus (L) et Heure de pointe (P).

Situation ferroviaire
Établie à  d'altitude, la gare de Grupont est située au point kilométrique (PK) 65,90 de la ligne 162, de Namur à Sterpenich (frontière du Luxembourg), entre les gares ouvertes de Forrières et de Poix-Saint-Hubert.

Histoire
La ligne de Namur à la frontière du Luxembourg est mise en service par étapes en 1858. La Grande compagnie du Luxembourg met en service la section de Ciney à la station de Grupont, le . La section suivante jusqu'à Arlon ouvre le . En 1867 la station de Grupont est la  de la ligne depuis Namur situé à .

Le bâtiment de la gare
Le style et les dimensions de la première gare de 1858 ne sont pas connus.

En 1895, un nouveau bâtiment plus grand est construit par l'Administration des chemins de fer de l'État belge. Conforme aux directives alors pratiquées pour la construction des gares, il est semblable à deux autres bâtiments érigées à la même période à Longlier-Neufchâteau et Poix-Saint-Hubert avec comme points communs :

 un corps central à étage de trois travées presque carré sous toiture à croupes ;
 une aile basse sous toiture à croupe ou sous bâtière servant de salle d'attente ;
 une aile de service à toit plat muni d'une cour intérieure ;
 des baies à arc en plein cintre au rez-de-chaussée (sauf à Poix) ;
 des décorations identiques sur le corps central avec un une frise de céramique, un fronton cintré, une crête métallique au sommet ;
 aucun percement aux murs transversaux.

À Grupont, la gare est bâtie en pierre d'Ardenne avec des bandeaux décoratifs de pierre plus claire. Elle est munie d'arcs en plein cintre au rez-de-chaussée et d'arcs bombés au premier étage, surmontés d'une alternance de briques et de pierres.

Elle possède une aile basse de cinq travées sous toiture à croupe abritant la salle d'attente et le magasin. Il y avait initialement une marquise côté quai. Une halle à marchandises, qui existe toujours en 2022, se trouve du côté de l'aile de service.

La façade côté quai a été transformée avec la création d'un poste d'aiguillage saillant au niveau de deux travées du corps central et la construction d'une toiture à croupe surhausser l'aile de service. Un bâtiment en brique de plusieurs étages, démoli depuis, a été adossé à la halle à marchandises.

Service des voyageurs

Accueil
Halte de la SNCB, c'est un point d'arrêt non gardé (PANG). Elle dispose de deux quais avec abris. Le passage en sécurité d'un quai à l'autre se fait en empruntant un passage souterrain.

Desserte
Grupont est desservie par des trains omnibus (L) et heure de pointe (P) de la SNCB qui effectuent des missions sur la ligne 162.

La gare est desservie toutes les deux heures par un train L entre Marloie et Libramont.

En semaine, cette desserte est renforcée le matin par un train P de Libramont à Ciney, un de Rochefort-Jemelle à Libramont et un de Namur à Luxembourg via Marbehan et Arlon, et l'après-midi par un train P de Rochefort-Jemelle à Libramont et un autre de Libramont à Ciney.

Intermodalité
Un parking gratuit pour les véhicules est disponible dans son environnement immédiat. Un arrêt de bus permet des correspondances avec les lignes 29 et 62.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste de gares en Belgique
 Ligne 162, de Namur à Sterpenich
Schéma de la ligne 162 (Infrabel)

Lien externe

Gare dans la province de Luxembourg
Ligne 162 (Infrabel)
Gare
Gare mise en service en 1858
Ligne de tramway 520


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Surrounded by green pine and deodar forests, Panchpulla is a beautiful waterfall, where five streams come together. Form this, the main stream supplies water to the several areas of Dalhousie. This stream flows from the northern side of Dain Kund peak. Tourists and trekkers can enjoy the peaceful climate while watching the gushing water. People here can have fun with various activities like camping, trekking and boating and can also enjoy the local food.


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Q: how to print array values from one view controller to another view controller's array in iphone sdk I want to display array objects from one view controller to another view controller's array.
In first view controller i have parsed the xml according to that i have 12 rows in that view controller means i have 4 record with 3 different values for u r reference plz see image

but now problem is that i have 4 object in array and i have 12 rows in second view so how can i display the out put

A: You should use the numberOfRowsInSection to return the correct number of rows. Say your array is named listOfTeams, then that method should use: return [listOfTeams count];.
If that's not an option, add those 4 objects in an array, and add another 8 nil's with them.
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
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This is not recommended, fix your table methods instead.

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Virtual reality Star Wars is everything. Who doesn't want to wield a light saber and be the ultimate badass padawan?
Made in Unreal Engine through a collaboration with Lucasfilm Story Group, ILMxLAB and Skywalker Sound, Star Wars: Trials on Tatooine is a short VR experience on the HTC Vive that lets you hang out with R2D2 while Han Solo barks orders at you from the Millennium Falcon. Oh and Chewbacca's around too, making Wookie noises.
The scene opens with a traditional Star Wars crawl explaining just what the heck you're doing on Tatooine. There's no spoilers or tie in to the new films. Rather it's a stand alone, room-scale Vive experience that lets you bask in the light of two suns making you wish it was all real.
The demo giver for my session, John Jack, was part of the development team as director of production at Lucasfilm and helped create the experience.
He said it really began as an experiment to see what would gauge the audience's interest - as if anything Star Wars wouldn't. The opening sequence where the Millennium Falcon looms over you as it lands was pretty much the entire demo at first, which is already impressive itself since the ship is gigantic and frighteningly close to you. Because people loved it so much, the teams kept at it and created Trials.
The demo then has you push a bunch of buttons to help Han and Chewie take off again as R2 chirps at you nearby. The experience only requires one Vive controller which in VR, looks like a little tool you'd find lying around a Jawa junk heap.
The best part? R2D2 hands you a lightsaber that's from Luke Skywalker himself (well, produces it from his tin can body since R2 doesn't have hands). At this point, I nearly swooned. Patting R2D2's noggin as he booped and beeped at me was already amazing enough - I was not expecting the noises, effects and tactility of the lightsaber to feel so real.
Several Storm Troopers show up and in typical fashion, had horrible aim. Thankfully, this gives you time to figure out how to send the lasers zooming back, effectively taking out several troopers.
Han and Chewie shoot down the remaining clones and you're left to your own devices slashing about with the lightsaber as the end credits roll on - because why not?
The positivity garnered from this experiment will likely push ILMxLAB and co., to continue making epic VR adventures, after all it is named "Trials."
They won't be actual games, especially since Jack said the focus was on story for this demo. After trying it out for myself, I don't care if it's a game or light hearted experience. As long as it's interactive VR with lightsabers, I'm sold.


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From Cyborg Anthropology
Machine Learning is a process of training a computer algorithm to properly classify future inputs after having trained the algorithm with sample data. A program is first trained with known inputs, and "learns" these patterns through one or more statistical methods. Then it can classify new input based on the inputs it has seen before. Machine Learning is often used in computer vision to classify images.[1]
Ray Solomonoff published the first report on non-semantic machine learning in 1956, titled An Inductive Inference Machine.[2] He also was a pioneer in algorithmic probability, publishing several papers in the 1960s. It wasn't until the late 1970s that machine learning started emerging as a more focused field of study in computer vision. Machine learning has also been applied in many other fields such as natural language processing, speech and handwriting recognition, and sentiment analysis.
A program can be trained from security camera images to recognize whether a person is present in the frame. Someone would first train the program by giving it several images without a person present in the frame as the negative input, and then give it several images with a person in the frame as the positive input. The program would then be able to classify future images it is given with reasonable accuracy. This would allow a computer to take an action based on whether it sees a person or not. Tom M. Mitchell provided a widely quoted definition: "A computer program is said to learn from experience E with respect to some class of tasks T and performance measure P, if its performance at tasks in T, as measured by P, improves with experience E."[3]
More recently, machine learning has been applied to create search engine algorithms. Researchers at Cornell University created a prototype, STRIVER, which was able to improve its results over time based on which results the visitor clicked on.[4]
↑ Machine Learning in Computer Vision. Ajay Joshi, Anoop Cherian and Ravishankar Shivalingam. Dept. of Computer Science, University of Minnesota http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~cherian/ppt/MachineLearningTut.pdf Accessed Oct 2011.
↑ Solomonoffm, R. J. An Inductive Reference Machine. Technical Research Group, New York City. http://world.std.com/~rjs/indinf56.pdf Accessed Oct 2011.
↑ Mitchell, T. Machine Learning. McGraw Hill, 1997. Pg. 2.
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When starting out, nearly every independent filmmaker can benefit from side hustle or two. Here are a list of some of my favorite indiefilm side hustles, most of which I've done myself at some time or another. They're all very flexable, have work when you need them, and don't need you when you're busy. Some have other bonuses, that I've listed for convienience.
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BONUS: Oh the things you'll see.
There are two major problems with Lyft. To make much money at it, you need a car, and you also have to be kind of social to do it well. If you're the introverted type as many creators and writers are, that can be hard. Luckily, there are on demand jobs you can sign up for that don't require you to talk to that many people, or even have a car.
Door Dash involves getting out in the streets and taking food to hungry people who are too busy or can't be bothered to put pants on to run out and grab it themselves. Sometimes they won't put pants on when they answer the door. I only really did this job for a few weeks for extra cash before my book came out, butI could tell you many stories.
They also offer generous bonuses on a regular basis for active dashers. Not quite as generous as Lyft, but much more generous than some other options. These bonuses also vary by region, so check out what they are by you!
Got a day free and need some money to make rent? Wonolo and similar services have your back. After signing up for orientation, you can get started helping people move, organizing, cleaning, whatever those daily tasks that just need doing, and getting paid to do them. you'd be surprised what jobs you can get.
There's an app called Wonolo that can help. Wonolo helps you get gigs at local businesses that only last a day or two, so you can keep your days free. You'll get 25 bucks bonus when you complete your first gig.
Every film producer or production manager develops tasks that are really useful in a general office enviorment. Luckily, there are sites that help you find just that. Here' moonlighting. It helps you do a lot more general work from home freelance stuff on an admin level.
There's lots of in demand creative skills you have as a filmmaker. You could even try bids on 99 designs, where gigs range between 299 and 499.
And of course, there's Fiverr. Fiverr lets you list any service starting at only 5 bucks. You could do anything from leaving a review on someone's movie [or having them do yours] so it gets more attention on it's platform, you could do some lower-end design work, do a single photo touch up, the possibilities are endless.
Set up your store now!
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Maybe you've got a guest room that sits empty most of the time. You could list it on AirBnB and make some extra cash to finance your projects. I use it when I go to LA, and I have lots of interesting stories from it. There are some interesting stories on it in my book. I know several filmmakers and consultants who owe their continued ability to freelance to AirBnB. I also know a few people for whom enables globetrotting around the world.
BONUS: Promote your own work while you're at it!
There are lots of affiliate programs across the web that pay you to help drive traffic and signups their way. My personal favorites are Amazon Associates and Conversant. They let you make money selling anything from books to audiobooks, and all you have to do is write or produce great content that links to them. You can even help use them to promote your own work, and make a little extra for doing so. They don't even need to complete the free trial and convert to make sure you get paid!
Say your movie is on Amazon Prime. You can help your friends see it and promote it by giving them a free trial. You even make them a few bucks by doing so. If you're bigger time, Amazon has similar offers for their OTT partnerships with PayTV Channels.
Affiliate can be great ways to monetize any content you produce, from youtube, to podcasts, or whatever else you can think of.
If you see codes attached to any of those links up there, yes, it's an affiliate link. I'm practicing what I preach so I can keep bringing you good quality content free through my website. So check them out.
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Sometimes we have a free day, and we need to build our businesses, but can't find a gig. However, there might be other services we need. Say that you need some help organizing your desk space, cleaning your apartment, or just a haircut or handyman job around the house There's a vibrant economy of freelancers looking to barter services on Simbi. Check them out here. Your photography or writing skills are probably very useful.
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Q: lag spikes during games and skype conversations I do not know if this is the place to ask this question but im gonna give it a go!
We have a very basic network setup at home but when i play games/skype aka use internet as streaming, im having massive lag spikes. The people i talk to cant understand me and gaming is also horrible.
My setup:
Modem --> router --> router(without dhcp) (--> desktop (old setup)) LAG
modem(same as the other one) --> desktop NO LAG SO FAR
The downstairs router is a sitecom X6 N900 and the upstair router a N300.
More detail about the lag:
Whilst skyping people suddenly drop and come back after 2/3 sec this is the same in teamspeak. In gaming like counter strike global offensive im rubberbanding, teleporting etc.
I did a factory reset multiple times on both routers, i reset them by turning off power on all devices etc. And im at a loss. My dad thinks the internet is fine because he can open his emails but that is total different type of internet usage.
Directly connecting my pc to the modem seems to fix the problem but havent tested it properly yet.
troubleshooting

A: Lag spikes on a congested network are almost always caused by a well-known bug called bufferbloat.
The fix for bufferbloat is to use network middleboxes (modems, gateways, routers, APs) that don't have the bug. That is, you only want to use equipment that does "smart queueing", which latency-aware active queue management (AQM). The AQM algorithms that qualify as Smart Queueing are CoDel/FQ-CoDel and PIE.
Since it's not always possible to replace all your network middleboxes with ones that do smart queueing, one workaround is to place one smart-queueing-capable router at the head of your home network, and enable traffic shaping in that box to make it an ever-so-slight bottleneck so that the Smart Queueing can kick in before bloated buffer queues build up on any other devices on your network.
An off-the-shelf solution to do this is the IQrouter by evenroute.com. Or you can go to bufferbloat.net and read up about how to roll your own using aftermarket router firmware such as OpenWrt (now LEDE), DD-WRT, etc.
A lead engineer of Speedtest by Ookla (speedtest.net) wrote up an article on how he combatted bufferbloat on his own home network: http://www.speedtest.net/insights/blog/maximized-speed-non-gigabit-internet-connection/

A: it might be that the patch (UTP) cable you are using is running near power lines. it is possible that because of this there is interference acros the cable.., unshielded UTP cables are susceptible to these issues. testing your internal connection to other devices acros the network to see if there is package loss.. or ping spikes internally might give you a better idea. if you cannot detect any problems when doing this.., another idea might be to test the working computer upstairs.., and vice versa.

A: The routers cannot internally cause such a problem because they have enough throughput for any end-user normal internet line.
If you have a faulty connection somewhere, you will be able to test it with a simple ping -t command.

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*Ping the closest router, then the next router, then the provider gateway.

*Let all 3 run for a while and do what you usually do.

*When the problem first time occurs, check which of them have time outs.

*If all 3 have time outs, it means the problem is between PC and closest router.

*If the other 2 except closest router have timeouts, it means the problem is between the 2 routers.

*If only the provider gateway IP times out, it means it's their problem.
Other than this, make sure the routers are actually properly configured. Use different private classes for them (If you have 192.168.1.1 on the 1st one, use something different on the second, like 192.168.2.1).


Fiesta Privada follows the investigation into the Automotive Crime Underbelly. Will Claudia uncover the truth within Fiesta Privada? I think she will. Created as a Homework Assignment for a Spanish Course at CSUSB.
Art Coolidge, much needed A/C repairman, is obsessed with the B-Horror-Movie Cannibal Stewardess 2. When the lead actress from the film moves into his neighborhood, his infatuation clouds his judgment and he MUST get her autograph. Inspired by the Hippie Cream song. Official Selection San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival.
Ronald J. Brimley, acclaimed author of the James Triumph Series, has lost his imagination. With a new Mobility Scooter as his transportation, he goes on a journey to reclaim it. Encountering Unsolicited Advertisements, Street Racers and Greaser Punks, he has an experience worthy of one of his adventure novels. Inspired by Hippie Cream's album of the same Title. Winner of Grand Jury Prize, Best Cinematography & Best Director at SJSU Student FIlm Festival, Spring 2012.
A Package Thief, a Missing Dog and Retired Boxer collide in this Suburban Crime Drama set against the labyrinthian neighborhoods of Sunnyvale, CA. Winner of Best Comedy, Best Actor and Best Score at Campus Movie Fest, San Jose State University 2011.
Elder Matthews, a Mormon Missionary stationed in Las Vegas, has just been abandoned. His former Missionary partner Elder Anderson has been distracted by Sin and left the Church. Accompanied by his new parter, Matthews must find his former companion before his faith disappears as well. Official Selection at Cinequest 2012. Winner of Best Picture, Audience Award & Best Actor at SJSU Student Film Festival, Spring 2011.
Jimbo is 42-years-old, delivers pizza in San Francisco, and just got Braces put on his teeth. A standard delivery turns into a lifetime as he is confronted with his past, the pain of Oral Surgery, and the temptation of delicious Pizza. Official Selection at Cinequest 2011 & Berkeley Film & Video Fest. Honorable Mention at BEA Media Arts Festival. Winner of Best Picture & Best Actor at SJSU Student Film Festival, Winter 2010.
Tickles the Clown is the worst clown at Clown College. He can't seem to make anyone laugh. Once the teasing becomes too much, Tickles is forced to explore his tragic past. Top 16 at Campus Movie Fest, San Jose State University 2010.


Avant-jazz with a balance of structure & freedom - groove & fluidity featuring jazz legend Sam Rivers.
ATTN: This CD has sold out. It is only available by digital download at this point.
"Fluid Motion manages a scintillating middle ground between post-bop structure and freedom. It rarely dissolves into random improvisation, but is instead a hard-swinging affair with plenty of spirited blowing by Rivers, Manson and young trumpet phenom Jonathan Powell. Rivers' rhythm section of drummer Anthony Cole and bassist Doug Mathews lend muscular backing. The CD's sound quality is exemplary, more deep and organic than most stuff released on bigger labels." - Eric Snider, Weekly Planet - "Best Jazz CD for 2002"
Just got a copy and expect it will be welded into my CD player for some time. It's another oustanding effort by David Manson and Fluid Motion is an example of strong synergy between this group of players. One is immediately struck by the production quality which brings the listener into the type of airy and intimate setting best suited to this kind of performance. Manson's evolution as a composer and improvisor is evident and Fluid Motion is a natural segue from his previous work with SHIM (Particle Zoo). Sam is amazing as always and Jonathan Powell is one to watch for sure. The rhythm section of Anthony Cole and Doug Mathews take you to fascinating and unexpected places and fit nicely within Manson's writing style and with this group as a whole. Excellent work!


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Pedro Juan Carlos Vásquez (Buenos Aires, 17 de septiembre de 1890 - 30 de agosto de 1970) fue un político argentino.

Cargos públicos
Miembro del Concejo Deliberante de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, (1916/17);  *Integrante del Directorio de la Caja de Ahorros de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, (1917/18);
Diputado a la Legislatura de la misma Provincia, (1919/20) y (1921/24);
Cónsul General en el Perú (1920/21);
Diputado Nacional por la Provincia de Buenos Aires, (1924/28); (1928/30; (1938/42); (1942/43).

Fue Tesorero del Banco de la Provincia de Buenos Aires en el Partido de General Sarmiento (1909/15). Como Diputado de la Nación ocupó el cargo de Presidente de las Comisiones de Presupuesto y Hacienda y de la Guerra y Marina.

Tuvo una dilatada carrera pública y política en la Unión Cívica Radical bonaerense en el Distrito de Gral.Sarmiento. Afiliado al Radicalismo desde joven se sumó a la defensa y promoción de los más altos intereses cívicos de la Nación que propugnaba la Unión Cívica Radical en pos la democratización y modernización de las instituciones argentinas y el reconocimiento de la soberanía popular a través de la pureza del sufragio, lográndose ese objetivo en 1912 con la sanción de la Ley Sáenz Peña, lo que permitió que en 1916 se eligiera por el voto del pueblo el primer gobierno democrático y republicano argentino de  don Hipòlito Yrigoyen del partido radical.

Luego de ocupar distintos cargos públicos llegó a la Cámara de Diputados de la Nación en 1924 durante el gobierno de Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear también del partido radical; reelecto en 1928 respondiendo a la fracción personalista hasta 1930 en que se produjo el golpe de Estado militar contra Hipólito Yrigoyen por el general José F. de Uriburu con el respaldo pleno del Partido conservador, y si bien este albergaba a su interior una fracción más legalista,  el golpe conservador de 1930 era de inocultable raíz fascista.

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Interview: Kathy Bates and David E. Kelly on Their New Show, 'Harry's Law'
By Lance Carter on	 January 17, 2011 Interviews
Oscar-winning actress Kathy Bates and Emmy Winner David E. Kelly have teamed up on the new NBC show, Harry's Law. Bates plays Harriet Korn, a former corporate lawyer who sets up a legal practice in an old shoe store.
Although Bates has appeared on TV in the past (she'll soon reprise her role as Jo Bennett in The Office), she's never starred in her own show. Thanks to Creator and Executive producer, Kelly, that's all in the past.
Bates and Kelley talked about the show, how she got involved, his writing habits and more in a recent conference call with the press.
Kathy, can you talk about coming to TV and the role of – how the role of Harry challenges you after playing such great characters on film?
Kathy Bates: Yes I can. The role that really attracted me I got my – got the script from my manager sometime last spring and was immediately attracted to this wonderful character who's rumpled and disillusioned and confused about her life and dissatisfied with things.
And I understand the role was originally written for a man. And I – at one point they changed the name to Harriet. And I said no, no, no, you can't change it to Harriet. It has to be Harry. It still has to be that. I wanted it to be still this woman who's very forceful and eccentric and loveable at the same time.
She has a hard time showing her love to people. And she doesn't quite understand people who are bright and sunny as Jenna is and Malcolm. But she loves being with them and begins to love her new digs in the shoe store when we get going.
David, can you talk about the writing of the show and how you worked it to play to Kathy's strengths as an actress?
David Kelley: Yes. It was – well first as Kathy said, we had written it for a man and saw a lot of good actors but no one that truly embodied the role to our satisfaction.
So we said okay well let's think about a woman then. And as soon as we opened the field up to women, Kathy's name came up first and fast. And everybody unanimously was on board with that.
The trick was getting Kathy. And we were lucky enough that she said – to get her to read the script and she signed on board.
The adjustment of the character really was surprisingly very little. I mean the characters originally conceived was this card carrying curmudgeon brilliant lawyer but one who had become disillusioned with the law. And that truthfully could have been a woman just as easily as a man. So the adjustments were very, very small.
In any pilot obviously you want to cultivate an investment in your lead character. You want the audience to care about this person and welcome he or she into the living room week after week.
And the joy with Kathy is we didn't have to give her lines or scenes that sort of revealed her tender side or moments that were – would say to the audience see, I'm really a likable person after all. She oozes that naturally.
So we could make her as tough and disgruntled as we wanted to and she would take care of the rest. We knew the – we felt confident that the audience would find an affection for her. And that's always a luxury for a writer not to have to take those little timeouts from a story in order to demonstrate that your character's redeeming after all.
She just sort of exudes that.
I wanted to ask Kathy what's challenging or different for you playing a character over a course of several episodes versus when you do a movie or some of the other work you've done?
Kathy Bates: Well the main thing is working with different directors. We get a new director coming in once every eight days. And I find that particularly challenging.
There's no time to really get to know each other and you really hit the ground running with different people with different styles, different ways of approaching the material and some who are better at talking to actors than others. I find that to be the most challenging of the whole experience.
And playing a character like this where you get a chance to know her probably in different ways is there something a little bit challenging or different about that where you might learn something about her on Episode 5 that you didn't know maybe when you started the series?
Kathy Bates: Yes, it is a little bit Woody Allen-esk sometimes. It's, you know, you never know what the next script is going to hold and, you know, where David might be taking the character. And so sometimes it's a big surprise and it's an adjustment, you know, getting used to that and moving forward.
What qualities did you see in Kathy that had her jump to the forefront like that?
David Kelley: I guess first of all it was a persona that was very organic to Harry. Her skills are beyond reproach. She's an Oscar winning actress with good reason. She is, you know, a great dramatic actress and she can also be funny. It's very hard to find people who have both those muscles.
So it – I guess when you start a casting process you look for best actor who's right for the role. Kathy was right for the role and she was certainly the best actor available and really best actor we could think of.
Once her name came up, everybody lit up and said she's perfect. But, you know, we should only be so lucky and turned out we got lucky.
And for Kathy I'd like to ask why the decision to start taking on a series, a regular series role and what appealed to the character that you think will also appeal to the audience to get them coming back each week?
Kathy Bates: Well I just fell in love with the character. I don't think I was even thinking about television per se. I just – I was thinking about what a wonderful character this was and how it fit me like a glove. And I couldn't wait to get to work on her.
Kathy can you talk a little bit about jumping between comedy and drama because you have moments of both in the episodes. Is that a easy gear for you to shift?
Kathy Bates: Yes, I'm enjoying that very much. I mean I – the funnier Harry is the better I like it although there's some wonderful dramatic moments that I get to play. And I love having both those elements in the show.
And without it I think the character would be a bit lopsided. I – and one tone. And it's not the case. I think she's a very rich and complex character and I love bouncing back and forth between those two elements of comedy and drama.
Kathy you just said that Harry – you – when you heard of the character you thought she fit you like a glove. So can you tell us how you as a person are most like Harry and how are you most different?
Kathy Bates: Well I think, you know, in my private life I'm probably just as curmudgeonly as Harry, that's for sure. And I share her disillusionment at times with this crazy business I've had a career in for so many years.
And her upfront honesty with people, she suffers fools, you know, she suffers – what – how do you say that she doesn't suffer fools gladly or whatever but, you know, all of those elements are similar to me in tone.
And she – her – she has a very irreverent sense of humor which I do also. So there are a lot of things that are like Harry. Sometimes I think David's been, you know, doing some kind of background research on me because I'll read a new script and I'll say well how does he know that, you know?
He'll give me a certain line to say and I'll wonder well how does he – how did he figure out I felt that way? So it's a very close fit and I'm enjoying it.
I – just quickly I worked with Marcello Mastroianni many, many years ago. And he said as a young man you want to pile on the masks. You want to put on a lot of masks and play a lot of different characters.And as you get older you want to remove those masks and just play yourself, play closer to your own self. And I found that to be true, especially in this case.
I know you worked with Jessica Tandy, I wonder if you could tell me what it was like working with her and if you learned from her as an actress?
Kathy Bates: Well she was great. She was a one of a kind great lady, a great dame. And she always told me to go back to the theater. That was her way of staying connected to what she was so passionate about which was acting.
And the one thing I remember the most about her was how – what a source of life her work was for her.
When we started working on Fried Green Tomatoes she came to work with jeans and a little jean jacket on. And she looked like a 16-year-old girl out of drama school with her first role. And she was 84 at the time.
And that taught me more than anything that you stay in love with what you do, you know, right the way through and it'll support you.
Is it true that in one of your earlier jobs you were a gift shop cashier at the Museum of Modern Art in the city?
Kathy Bates: I did. Yes I was actually not the cashier. I stayed – I was the payroll clerk upstairs who counted all the money that they brought in from the cashier from downstairs.
So I had to take all the coins because it used to be coins back in those days and I used to have to take all the coins and count the coins and wrap them and send them off to the bank.
Kathy you make a career out of being an absolute scene stealer, you know, even when you have the smallest role but, you know, doing quite a cast in Harry's Law. So are you planning to share some of that scenery with your costars?
Kathy Bates: Hell no. Hell no. No I'm going to go on stealing as many scenes as I possibly can. I especially love to scene steals in – scene – steals scenes in which I have absolutely no lines. I would really love to continue doing that.
Does it help when you feel that for that character when you feel close to the character?
Kathy Bates: Yes it does help. It helps tremendously. And it helps me evolve this character as we go along through the episodes and keep exploring and peeling back the layers.
Kathy you mentioned earlier that one of the challenges of doing the series is working with different directors. But you also are a director. Is there any chance that you'll direct any of the episodes?
Kathy Bates: Not at this juncture. I've got my hands full right now. And I'm not sure I would want to just because I'm – I figure in so many of the scenes. I think I'd have to get a couple of seasons under my belt before I could before I could think about the directing.
Kathy you've played so many different characters so can you talk about a couple that you get recognized for the most and how do they compare to Harry?
Kathy Bates: Well I – I'll never be able to duck the sledgehammer jokes. And that's the main one out there. And who – I think that's the one I get most often. And so I don't think she really compares to Harry at all.
And that's what I love about Harry is that she's, even though even though she is as David says a card carrying curmudgeon, she's kind of the most normal character I've ever played.
She hasn't got any particular afflictions or anything. She's not psychotic. So it's wonderful for me to have a person like that to play a kind of unglamorous rumpled befuddled curmudgeon. I just love playing her.
David how would you describe your writing process?
David Kelley: Well it starts with – I mean in terms of a series it starts with the characters. And then you look for a franchise to really mine and explore those characters.
It's – I don't know that I could really quantify the process. It's kind of sit down with the legal pad the blank page and sort of – and have a go at it very, very sort of unscientific craft I would think.
I don't tend to – unlike some, I don't tend to work with outlines on some series. Some of them, the – a linear show like The Practice for example, you kind of start with the beats an arc the stories.
And but then there are other shows that are much more character driven, I would say Ally McBeal and maybe this one as well where you're really mining people and themes.
And you start with is almost like instead of a linear beat sheet you've got a big circle and you're mining these people.
And then once you sort of identify what your themes and stories are then you sort of go back and re-craft it into coherent storytelling. It's very, very inexact.
And, you know, we throw a lot of stuff up against walls that sticks and doesn't stick like I think every writer's room.
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Sherian E. McLaughlin on February 21, 2011 8:24 pm
Love Love Love this show, finally a show that I can enjoy. 99.90% of shows on TV today are junk, crap and not worth watching. I love Law and Order, CSI and all the History shows on the ancient history. Guess that makes me not your average TV watcher, Harry's Law is delightful, has morals, funny, love Kathy Bates and now love David Kelly. Please please keep this show on the air, find a time slot for it. I have watched all the reruns even, that is how much I love this show. Hope Mr. Kelly knows he has a kit, not everybody has to be blonde, dumb, skinny, brainless, stupid, pretty, and wreck cars and shot guns. LOVE LOVE THIS SHOW!
Fran Simons on February 20, 2012 9:16 am
Totally and completely agree with Sherian!! I, too love Harry's Law. Please,please,please keep this show on,please!and thank you!


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