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| rdfs:comment | - Under U.S. copyright law, the right to make an adaptation of a copyrighted work generally belongs to the copyright owner. However, in connection with computer programs, 17 U.S.C. §117 provides that:
- The Adaption Mode features the following powers:
* • Metabolic Efficiency
* •• Oxygen Absorption
* ••• Heightened Reflexes
* •••• Biosynch
* ••••• Autonomic Shunt Alternate powers:
* • Chemical Comprehension
* •• Self-Contained Metabolism
* ••• Social Chameleon
* •••• Toxic Allergy Inducement
* ••••• Harmonize
- L'Adaptation est la capacité à résister pour combattre les pouvoirs inhibiteurs de type moléculaire tel que l'Immobilisation Moléculaire et d'en briser finalement les effets. Il s'agit d'une abilité passive et défensive commune parmi les Êtres de niveau supérieur, incluant les Démons et les mauvais Sorciers. Si un mortel obtient des pouvoirs surnaturels, il peut devenir résistant et peut parfois même développer une immunité à ces mêmes pouvoirs.
- Adaptation is a passive monk ability learned at level 45 for those with the Windwalker ability, increasing chance to dodge when disarmed.
- Adaptation is the ability to survive and adapt to different situations and natural environments. This can include developing abilities to breathe underwater or in air with variable compositions, withstand different atmospheric pressures, live in much colder or hotter climates, see in greater darkness, develop camouflage colouring to hide from threats, etcetera. As opposed to Reactive Evolution, Adaptation only gives a character the ability to balance the resources of its current body, not to, for example, grow more durable or powerful.
- < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Adaptation]] adaptation < Medieval Latin adaptatio < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Adaptation]] adaptare; see adapt.
- Condition : humain niveau 4. Coût : 2 PP/round. Effet : Vous gagnez un point dans une de vos caractéristiques pendant un round. Vous ne pouvez augmenter qu'une seule caractéristique par round. Catégorie:Pouvoir Catégorie:Pouvoir racial Catégorie:Pouvoir racial (humain)
- ADAPTATION (Rank 3): The user of this gift can survive any environment, poison, or disease; he or she can also use this gift on others. NATIVE TO: Silent Striders
- WTF am I trying to accomplish? What is the fucking connection between a user who ownes the album Orchid by Opeth, an unsuccessful Israeli Uncyclopedian who writes an article about Adaptation, a reader who's stuck inside this shitty article about Adaptation, Charlie Kaufman, Euroipods, your mom, the fact that a stolen copy of Craven's "Scream" film recovered by police, and goatse? Kakun answers this question with the help of Sophia in this piece of shite article about the simple fact that every single part of this article, from the linkage to Kakun's crappy user page to this line itself, is complete and total bullshit.
- "Surround your allies with a cloud of nano-spirits that will defend them against damage." Adaptation is a protective esotery that can be used during Crises.
- Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, fresh off the success of Being John Malkovich, had a problem. He'd been hired to adapt the Susan Orlean book The Orchid Thief, about her experiences with rare flower hunter John Laroche, into a film, only to find out it had no real story and was mostly about flowers. Going out of his mind with writer's block, he eventually went off the deep end and wrote a screenplay beginning with: This article is about the movie titled Adaptation. For adaptation-related tropes, see Derivative Works.
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| passage | - ACCLIMATIZATION, the process of adaptation by which animals and plants are gradually rendered capable of surviving and flourishing in countries remote from their original habitats, or under meteorological conditions different from those which they have usually to endure, and at first injurious to them.
- Having partly a bibliographic value, and partly confirming the statements above as to Balzac's influence, the following details concerning theatrical adaptations of some of his novels may serve as a supplement to this chapter.
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| Short | - Gain Defensive and Offensive Adaptations
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| Description | - can be used to jump to allies, refunding 50% of the cooldown and 100% of the Mana cost.
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| abstract | - Under U.S. copyright law, the right to make an adaptation of a copyrighted work generally belongs to the copyright owner. However, in connection with computer programs, 17 U.S.C. §117 provides that:
- The Adaption Mode features the following powers:
* • Metabolic Efficiency
* •• Oxygen Absorption
* ••• Heightened Reflexes
* •••• Biosynch
* ••••• Autonomic Shunt Alternate powers:
* • Chemical Comprehension
* •• Self-Contained Metabolism
* ••• Social Chameleon
* •••• Toxic Allergy Inducement
* ••••• Harmonize
- L'Adaptation est la capacité à résister pour combattre les pouvoirs inhibiteurs de type moléculaire tel que l'Immobilisation Moléculaire et d'en briser finalement les effets. Il s'agit d'une abilité passive et défensive commune parmi les Êtres de niveau supérieur, incluant les Démons et les mauvais Sorciers. Si un mortel obtient des pouvoirs surnaturels, il peut devenir résistant et peut parfois même développer une immunité à ces mêmes pouvoirs.
- Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, fresh off the success of Being John Malkovich, had a problem. He'd been hired to adapt the Susan Orlean book The Orchid Thief, about her experiences with rare flower hunter John Laroche, into a film, only to find out it had no real story and was mostly about flowers. Going out of his mind with writer's block, he eventually went off the deep end and wrote a screenplay beginning with: This only begins to touch upon the Post Modern head trip that is Adaptation. This film functions both as a surprisingly effective film version of Orlean's book, with Meryl Streep as Orlean and Chris Cooper in an Oscar-winning performance as Laroche, retaining as much as possible the botanical and historical treatises on orchids; and as a layered deconstruction of the creative process, with neurotic intellectual Charlie (Nicolas Cage) and his tortured quest to write a movie where nothing happens, "like in real life", conflicting with his free-spirited twin Donald (oh yeah, Charlie Kaufman gave himself a twin brother also played by Nicolas Cage) who has written a trashy thriller full of car chases and murders - the exact kind of movie Charlie hates. But it's also increasingly the movie he's in after a meeting with screenwriting mentor Robert McKee inspires him to move the story steadily further away from reality. All this plays against the raging existential crisis running incessantly through Charlie's mind. The theme of "adaptation" gains a triple meaning throughout the film, referring not only to Charlie's attempt to adapt Orleans' novel, but also to the evolutionary marvel of orchids, and also to Charlie's own attempt to evolve, to "learn how to live in the world". This article is about the movie titled Adaptation. For adaptation-related tropes, see Derivative Works.
* Acting for Two: Nicolas Cage plays Charlie and his twin brother Donald.
* Adaptation Decay: Charlie's inability to adapt Orlean's story. The movie is unique in being about its own adaptation decay..
* Auto Cannibalism: The modus operandi of the Serial Killer in Donald's script, The Three. He also dies from this as the villain and the leading lady are the same person.
* The Cameo: John Malkovich appears as himself on the set of Being John Malkovich (Kaufman's previous movie where Malkovich played himself), along with several other cast members.
* Creator Breakdown: Charlie goes through this, ultimately writing himself into the story.
* Credits Gag: "Screenplay by Charlie Kaufman and Donald Kaufman." The film is dedicated to Donald's memory as well. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, so Donald is possibly the only fictional characters to receive any real-life awards nomination. (Donald's "picture" on the Oscarcast was a picture of Charlie reversed.)
* A Date with Rosie Palms: Charlie, rather frequently. We're even lucky enough to see what he's thinking..
* Decon Recon Switch: For movie clichés.
* Defictionalization: There exists a movie called Thr3e that has a remarkably similar premise to Donald Kaufman's (fictional) script "The Three". (There's no chase scene with a horse and a motorcycle, though.) Amazingly enough, though, its similarity was entirely coincidental.
* Identity has an extremely similar twist to The Three, with the added bonus that it has multiple serial killers, multiple cops, and multiple damsels in distress all running concurrently and on different levels of reality.
* Despair Event Horizon: By the end of the film Susan Orlean regrets everything she's done her entire life.
* Deus Ex Machina: Charlie and Donald are saved from Orlean and Laroche by alligators appearing and attacking Laroche. Justified in that the end of the movie is probably meant to correspond to Donald's cliched ending to the screenplay.
* Also a late hung Chekhov's Gun as just before the third act where everything gets weird Charlie is told by screenwriting guru Robert McKee that Deus Ex Machina is lazy writing.
* Evil Twin: Well, not actually "evil"; Donald writes Lowest Common Denominator screenplays, while Charlie wants to make True Art.
* Fan Service: It's surprisingly abundant. There is a lot of toplessness (some of it coming from Meryl Streep of all people)
* Fantastic Drug: Susan and Laroche are apparently hooked on a drug made from the Ghost Orchids.
* Genre Shift: Charlie asks Donald for help writing the film's ending...
* Inner Monologue: Which disappears the moment Robert McKee says it's hackneyed.
* Kavorka Man: Ron Livingston's character is an agent who isn't above using his job to score aspiring actresses. In conversation with Charlie he frequently breaks off in mid-sentence to mutter "Ooh, I fucked you in the ass!" at women passing in the background.
* Donald is another example.
* Lampshade Hanging: "And God help you if you use voice-over in your work, my friends. God help you. That's flaccid, sloppy writing."
* It must be noted that in real life, Robery McKee says he allows voice over "despite what Charlie Kaufman tells you" as long as it does more than simply describe what's happening on the screen.
* Lovable Rogue: Laroche. The fictional version of him, at least. The real one actually organized that poaching operation to draw the authorities' attention to the legal loophole.
* Meta Fiction
* Mind Screw: Seriously. Just think about it for a minute, especially considering that most of this story is true.
* Though this depends a lot on your definition of "truth." See Mind Screw.
* Mood Whiplash: The final act, very intentionally so.
* Never Smile At a Crocodile
* Polar Opposite Twins: Donald and Charlie Kaufman
* Post Modernism
* Self-Insert Fic: Done professionally
* Shaggy Dog Story: The Orchid Thief.
* Split Personality: In The Three, the detective, killer and hostage all turn out to be the same person. However that's supposed to work.
* Stylistic Suck: Donald's cliched thriller. Also, the entire final act; Charlie finally allows Donald to assist with the Orchid Thief script he's writing, thereby altering their own reality in the process.
* Talking to Himself: Nicolas Cage as Charlie and Donald Kaufman.
* Title Drop: In Laroche's speech about evolution
* Writers Suck: Kaufman's self deprecation is the major theme of this film, and this self-loathing persists until The Climax. At the same time, however, Kaufman (the real writer) uses his Author Avatar to capture the triumph and joy of the creative process, and the qualities that separate a talented writer from a hack like Donald.
- Adaptation is a passive monk ability learned at level 45 for those with the Windwalker ability, increasing chance to dodge when disarmed.
- Adaptation is the ability to survive and adapt to different situations and natural environments. This can include developing abilities to breathe underwater or in air with variable compositions, withstand different atmospheric pressures, live in much colder or hotter climates, see in greater darkness, develop camouflage colouring to hide from threats, etcetera. As opposed to Reactive Evolution, Adaptation only gives a character the ability to balance the resources of its current body, not to, for example, grow more durable or powerful.
- < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Adaptation]] adaptation < Medieval Latin adaptatio < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Adaptation]] adaptare; see adapt.
- Condition : humain niveau 4. Coût : 2 PP/round. Effet : Vous gagnez un point dans une de vos caractéristiques pendant un round. Vous ne pouvez augmenter qu'une seule caractéristique par round. Catégorie:Pouvoir Catégorie:Pouvoir racial Catégorie:Pouvoir racial (humain)
- ADAPTATION (Rank 3): The user of this gift can survive any environment, poison, or disease; he or she can also use this gift on others. NATIVE TO: Silent Striders
- WTF am I trying to accomplish? What is the fucking connection between a user who ownes the album Orchid by Opeth, an unsuccessful Israeli Uncyclopedian who writes an article about Adaptation, a reader who's stuck inside this shitty article about Adaptation, Charlie Kaufman, Euroipods, your mom, the fact that a stolen copy of Craven's "Scream" film recovered by police, and goatse? Kakun answers this question with the help of Sophia in this piece of shite article about the simple fact that every single part of this article, from the linkage to Kakun's crappy user page to this line itself, is complete and total bullshit.
- "Surround your allies with a cloud of nano-spirits that will defend them against damage." Adaptation is a protective esotery that can be used during Crises.
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