Inception Theory: Cobb’s Real Totem Was His Wedding Ring Cobb’s totem was a spinning top that originally served as his wife’s (Mal, played by Marion Cotillard), and it’s the one that sparked all the debate over whether the ending of Inception was a dream or not. Is the wedding ring Read more…
Dominick Cobb was once a gifted Architect under the mentorship of Professor Stephen Miles. The two were close friends and Miles did not object when Dom became involved with his daughter, Mal. Mal and Dom loved each other dearly and, after having a dream of the couple growing old together, Read more…
Mal is a subconscious representation of Cobb’s wife. He has no control over her at all. She is an aspect of his own psyche. I would say that Mal is sabotaging Cobb’s team because she is a representation of his failure and guilt over his actions leading to his actual Read more…
This is why she killed herself in the real world and why Cobb feels guilt. They find Robert on the porch and Ariadne kicks him off. Mal tries to stab Cobb, but Ariadne shoots her before she’s able to finish it. What happened between Mal and Cobb? Cobb explains to Read more…
The day-to-day logic used to process our most critical data is frequently done using COBOL. Is IBM a COBOL? COBOL has been almost a generic term for computer programming in this kind of computer language. However, as used in this section, COBOL refers to the product IBM® Enterprise COBOL for Read more…
Del Pratt was what bosses would call an instigator. Some teammates would have called him opinionated, but other teammates found him hard-working and strong-willed. Why did Ty Cobb use green ink? Starting in the early 1910s and for the rest of his life, Ty Cobb signed his name in green Read more…
Cobb was the best player in an era when baseball was played by tough men in low-scoring games where every base gained and every run scored was crucial. He might have spiked more players than anyone, but that’s because he was on base more than anyone else, stealing more bases Read more…
Cobb, who played from 1905 to 1928, most memorably for the Detroit Tigers, set a record for stealing home by accomplishing the feat an amazing 54 times during his career, the most infamous coming in game two of the 1909 World Series. How many times Ty Cobb steal home? Probably Read more…
High Wastegate. If you’ve recently downloaded a map from the COBB website you may have noticed a dropdown menu presenting the High Wastegate (HWG), Normal Wastegate (NWG), and Low Wastegate (LWG) version of the OTS map you’ve chosen. What does Hwg and LWG mean Cobb? HWG: Higher wastegate duty cycles Read more…
In October 1918, Cobb enlisted in the Chemical Corps branch of the Army and was assigned to the Allied Expeditionary Forces headquarters in Chaumont, France. Ty Cobb, left, poses for a photo with “Shoeless” Joe Jackson in Cleveland, Ohio, in September 1913. He was there for 67 days as a Read more…