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Friday, May 11, 2012
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96% The Kid with a Bike
All Critics (102) | Top Critics (26) | Fresh (98) | Rotten (4)
The film should be required viewing for everyone who has lost faith in the power of random acts of kindness.
"The Kid With a Bike" vibrates with desperation, frustration and the simple unfairness of life, leavened with glimpses of hope.
Cyril is one of the most inspiringly resilient, self-aware young characters to arrive on-screen in recent memory...
"The Kid With A Bike'' is, remarkably, about hope - about the connections people forge when the ones they've been given desert them.
The Dardennes' quiet, naturalistic style strips this story of melodrama but not of emotion.
Without diminishing the boy's intensity or making him in any way ingratiating, the Dardennes take us into his mind, and we begin to appreciate not only his predicament but his resiliency.
Unlike many films, it genuinely earns every feeling it evokes.
a complex interweaving of bitter reality and a deeply humane worldview that sees the possibility of redemption in even the cruelest of circumstances
A beautiful and stirring story of unconditional compassion, of emotional honesty, and -- above all -- of hope.
The Dardennes' style resists cheap sentimentality, yet in The Kid with a Bike it yields a deeply moving examination of love as a shield.
Dardenne brothers set an orphan in search of a father
Will bad breaks break a boy?
How the Dardennes, time and again, turn gritty, mundane subjects into transcendent moments of honesty and truth is one of the great cinematic wonders.
This is a film that's not always easy to watch, but just about impossible to forget.
It is crystal clear on at least one point: People are mysterious and beautiful, and they need each other.
Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne offer another in their remarkable succession of contemporary neo-realist dramas in this quietly devastating but gently hopeful [film].
[It] gives obvious homage to a variety of films. ... But one inspiration shines throughout the movie ... The Red Balloon.
...the film delivers a final act as riveting as it is artistically satisfying. Not many films can claim a perfect ending. This one can.
...manages to balance a spiritual sense of grace with the earthy eye of a here-and-now realist.
Hunched over the handlebars, the boy's body seems to carve a hole in the wind. And we watch as this unhappy, rejected child makes some terrible choices, some of which make us want to look away.
One of the classic international works about juvenile delinquency.
If the film doesn't sizzle as heatedly as the Dardennes' more celebrated works, it's nevertheless infused with the compassion and care that they seem always to bring to bear on any subject.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
10 Classic Video Games We Wish We Could Play Right Now
Designed by Brutal Legend powerhouse Tim Schafer, Full Throttle is a point-and-click adventure about frame-ups, murder, and motorcycles. The dystopian future setting allows for creative dialogue and choices that are more reminiscent of 1990s action stars like Steven Seagal than Uncharted's Nathan Drake. In fact, our hero Ben would probably give Drake a nice little shiner.
Puzzles are sprinkled throughout, though you're typically able to accomplish your goals with brute force. The game's mix of traditional animation with CG looked pretty revolutionary in 1995 and still gets the point across today.
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European Space Agency to explore Jupiter's moons (+video)
The ESA has given the go-ahead for a solar-powered space probe that will examine the icy Jovian moons of Ganymede and Europa, along with Jupiter's upper atmosphere.?
The European Space Agency has given the go-ahead for an exciting mission to explore the icy moons of Jupiter, as well as the giant planet itself.
Skip to next paragraph This movie shows Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, as it ducks behind the giant planet. Astronomers combined a series of images taken with the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 aboard NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to make the 18-second movie. The 540 movie frames were created from Hubble images taken over a two-hour period on April 9, 2007.credit: NASA, ESA, E. Karkoschka (University of Arizona), and G. Bacon (STScI)
JUICE???JUpiter?ICy moons?Explorer ? will consist of a solar-powered spacecraft that will spend 3.5 years within the Jovian system, investigating Ganymede, Europa and the upper atmosphere of Jupiter. Anticipated to launch in June 2022, JUICE would arrive at Jupiter in early 2030.
As its name implies, JUICE?s main targets are Jupiter?s largest icy moons ? Ganymede and Europa ? which are thought to have liquid oceans concealed beneath their frozen surfaces.
The largest moon in the Solar System, Ganymede is also thought to have a molten iron core generating a magnetic field much like Earth?s. The internal heat from this core may help keep Ganymede?s underground ocean liquid, but the dynamics of how it all works are not quite understood.
JUICE will also study the ice-coated Europa, whose cueball-smooth surface lined with cracks and jumbled mounds of frozen material seem to be sure indicators of a subsurface ocean, although how deep and how extensive is might be are still unknown ? not to mention its composition and whether or not it could be hospitable to life.
?JUICE will give us better insight into how gas giants and their orbiting worlds form, and their potential for hosting life,? said Professor Alvaro Gim?nez Ca?ete, ESA?s Director of Science and Robotic Exploration.
The JUICE spacecraft was originally supposed to join a NASA mission dedicated to the investigation of Europa, but NASA deemed their proposed mission too costly and it was cancelled. According to Robert Pappalardo, study scientist for the Europa mission based at JPL,?NASA may still supply some instruments for the spacecraft ?assuming that the funding situation in the United States can bear it.?
JUICE will also capture images of Jupiter?s moon Callisto and search for aurorae in the gas giant?s upper atmosphere, as well as measure the planet?s powerful magnetic field. Once arriving in 2030, it will spend at least three years exploring the Jovian worlds.
Read more in today?s news release from?Nature, and stay tuned to ESA?s JUICE mission page?here.
Jason Major is a graphic designer living in Dallas, Texas. He writes about astronomy and space exploration on Universe Today and also on his blog?Lights In The Dark, Discovery News and National Geographic News.
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Anti-WiFi Wallpaper Available Next Year
hypnosec writes with good news for folks who want to live in a Faraday cage. From the article: "A new type of wallpaper, which has been developed by scientists from the institut polytechnique Grenoble INP and the Centre Technique du Papier, will go on sale in 2013 after a Finnish firm, Ahlstrom acquired the license. What looks like a bog standard wallpaper roll actually contains silver particles that allows it to filter out up to three different frequencies simultaneously. It is not the first time that such a technology has surfaced. Back in 2004, BAE Systems was tasked by Ofcom to come up with a similar solution based on what was then called a stealth wallpaper. It used copper instead of silver and blocked Wi-Fi signals while letting GSM, 4G and emergency calls through. Back then though, a square meter cost ?500 whereas the Wi-Fi wallpaper devised by the French researchers should be priced reasonably, with costs matching those of a "classic", mid-range wallpaper according to M. Lema?tre-Auger, from Grenoble INP."
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