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Annie told JR that she was going to take Scott's advice and get as far away from the mansion as possible. JR tried to get her to reconsider. She insisted on going it alone and stalked out of the police station.
At Krystal's, Erica probed Krystal about the custody battle. The ladies verbally jockeyed over Caleb and Jack. After Erica left for the courthouse, JR entered to break the news about Scott to AJ. AJ was bummed. Krystal defended Marissa to JR, who urged Krystal to think about what Babe would want. Their conversation grew heated when JR said he could disappear with AJ at the drop of a hat.
Jack asked Greenlee what was going on between her and Ryan; she countered that she wanted to know what was going on between him and Ryan, noting the furtive glances and whispers she'd spied. Liza called Kendall to the stand. Liza forced Kendall to admit that David was blackmailing Greenlee and that the documents incriminated Greens in Erica's plane crash. Erica arrived in time for Jack to cross-examine Kendall. Liza called Erica to the stand. Erica admitted that she doesn't like Greenlee, adding that she doesn't like Liza, as well, but doesn't think that Liza killed David. Erica stated that Jack would not believe in Greenlee's innocence unless she were innocent. Kendall left. Erica was cross-examined by Jack. Erica testified that she believes David caused her plane to crash. Liza dispatched Damon to fetch her energy drinks while Jack complimented Erica for her performance on the stand. Greens tried to talk to Ryan about their kiss, but he shut her down. Jack and Ryan met for a status update. Ryan said that Tad was baby-sitting Nick Pearson until he testified. Greens made one more failed effort to get Ryan to discuss their kiss.
Annie went back to the mansion and told Emma that Scott was going to be gone for a while and they were moving out of the mansion. Emma was devastated. Annie met with an attorney, who said that the feds were within their rights to freeze her assets. JR arrived home as Annie was ranting at the lawyer. Annie again declined JR's offer of help. Annie went to ConFusion to drown her sorrows and look at apartment listings. A group of loutish guys invited her to join them. JR got a call from the bartender to warn him that Annie was getting wasted and needed someone to drive her home. By the time JR got to ConFusion, Annie was dancing on a tabletop.
Kendall came home to find Bianca, Miranda and Spike chowing down on cookies. She filled Binks in on what had happened in court. Kendall said that she hadn't heard back from Zach yet. Bianca was evasive about how things were with Reese. Kendall was pleased by how well Spike was doing in Pine Valley and wished that Zach was there to see it.
Asher broke the news of Scott's incarceration to Colby. Colby was convinced that JR had set Scott up to take the fall.
JR tried to rescue a soused Annie, who was drowning her sorrows at ConFusion in front of a group of leering gents. JR decked one of the men and dragged Annie back to the house, where he commanded her to take off her clothes — but only because he was throwing her into the shower to help her sober up. Post-shower, Annie pep-talked herself to get it together for Emma's sake.
Brot, Randi, Natalia and Frankie hung at Krystal's, discussing Fusion business, specifically a perfume for brides. Natalia fantasized about her wedding day. Natalia followed Brot back to the station when he suddenly claimed that he had to go back there. Brot told Natalia that he was taking the detective's exam, and also that he was tired of her pulling back from him. Randi told Frankie that she was thinking about changing her look to stay current in the modeling game. He was summoned by a call from the hospital.
Jesse and Angie arrived at the hospital. Angie introduced Jesse to a piece of medical equipment that read blood pressure results for the blind. Angie was concerned about Jesse's blood pressure, which was elevated. Bianca came to see a patient from the Miranda Center, who tried to flee. Angie tried to get the terrified, battered woman to stay and talk to her. Angie convinced the woman that she had the strength to leave her husband and take shelter at the center. Back at home, Angie updated Jesse on her conversation with the woman, Betty, and about the new skills she was picking up since losing her sight. Angie felt the baby move. They celebrated.
Asher drove Colby to the police station, and Jesse told her that there had been no mistake: Scott had confessed. Jesse told her that she couldn't see Scott because he had already been transferred to state prison. She broke down crying. Damon left messages for Colby, worried about her, while she opened up to Asher. Colby went home and confronted JR about not having told her about Scott. Colby begged JR to stay away from Annie, but JR cautioned her that it would take more than that to fix their splintered family. Colby was moved by his speech, but stormed out upon the entrance of a robe-clad Annie. JR sighed that Annie should have stayed upstairs; she apologized and volunteered to leave. Annie accepted JR's offer for her to stay at the beach house. She thanked him.
Asher went back to Krystal's and fingered a news article about a mining accident. Asher told Damon that Colby had told him to tell Damon that she'd call him later. Colby went to Krystal's and wept to Damon about the JR/Annie/Scott situation. Damon saw Asher consoling Colby and was none too pleased. He rushed to reclaim his gal pal.
Liza was frustrated when Damon dragged her to the hospital. Damon told Frankie that he'd found Liza almost passed out in her office. Liza's protests that she was fine fell short when she nearly fell over. Frankie diagnosed her with dehydration and exhaustion. Liza tasked Damon with making sure that the media didn't find out about her condition. Damon thought that if he called Colby, Colby would race to her mom's side, but Liza insisted that he not let Colby know she was hospitalized. Damon sweetly told Liza that he was there for her. Liza and Damon grew closer and she told him that she had been wrong about his intentions toward Colby. Frankie reluctantly agreed to discharge Liza.
At Krystal's, Krystal warned Tad not to tell anyone about the secret witness poised to testify at Greenlee's trial. She gently accused Tad of being jealous of her admiration for Jack. Talk turned to the JR/Marissa custody battle.
Jack told Erica that he couldn't discuss trial strategy with her. She told him that she felt they had to postpone their wedding. Jack wanted to go through with the holiday ceremony as planned. Krystal stopped by with some papers for Jack. Erica left after a snarky comment to Krystal. Krystal tried to reassure Jack that he wouldn't lose Greenlee by implicating Ryan during the trial. Jack panicked when a computer glitch erased his notes; Krystal calmed him down. "You really are amazing," Jack beamed.
Caleb went to the Chandler mansion to propose that JR relinquish Cortlandt to him as a public relations move. Asher glowered as Caleb threatened JR with jail and the loss of AJ if he declined. Asher and Caleb shared a fraught moment before Caleb departed. A riled-up Asher revealed to JR that Caleb had killed his mother. He told JR everything he knew about the mine explosion that resulted in his mom's death, which, Asher maintained, Caleb either knew about in advance or caused. JR wanted more details; Asher said that he wasn't ready to spill them yet. Asher went to Krystal's and stared mournfully at his mom's obit. JR summoned Tad to the house, where he ranted against Caleb for jeopardizing his custody bid. Tad was annoyed. JR asked Tad to investigate Caleb. Tad told JR not to resort to Adam-like tactics. JR was unmoved. "Sorry," said Tad. "You're on your own."
Erica went to Wildwind to see Caleb. She made him promise that he was done underestimating her capabilities. Caleb told Erica that he owes his life to Palmer. Erica gently asked Caleb if Sonia had died in a fire. Caleb was evasive. Later, in front of a roaring fire, he fingered a trinket that once belonged to Sonia and sighed, "I'm sorry, Sonia. I'm sorry."
In the Chandler living room, JR pondered Asher's claim that Caleb had killed Asher's mother. Upstairs, a hungover Annie woke up and, after removing her wedding ring, resolved once again to get herself together for Emma's sake. Marissa stopped by the mansion to collect some of AJ's belongings. Given that it was their wedding anniversary, JR offered Marissa a present, which he'd purchased before their break-up; she declined. Annie burst in, upsetting JR. He told Marissa that Annie was moving out of the mansion and warned her not to continue with the custody fight. Marissa huffed that she was a fool to think they could be civil to one another and stormed out. Annie once again declined JR's offer of a loan but promised that Marissa would never find out about their tryst from her. JR thanked her for not revealing to Marissa why Scott turned himself in. Later, JR listened in as a weeping Annie packed up her belongings.
At Greenlee's trial, Greens thanked Jack for his diligent efforts on his behalf. A nervous Madison prepared to take the stand; Jack tried to ready her for Liza's interrogation. Once under oath, Madison testified that she lied to Liza about hearing Greenlee threaten to kill David out of jealousy of the Ryan/Greens relationship. Liza attempted to use Mad to prove that Greenlee is still in love with Ryan. Madison admits that Ryan was trying to help Greenlee escape from Hayward's clutches. Once off the stand, Madison apologized to Ryan for her testimony; he said it was okay. The prosecution (Liza) rested. Jack assured Greens that he would do a good job once the case was in their hands. Privately, Jack thanked Ryan for his potential sacrifice and promised to be in his corner should he need him. Mad apologized to Greens, who also told her it was okay. Concerned about how it may look to the jury, Greenlee asked Ryan to stay away from the trial. He adamantly refused.
At Krystal's, Colby told Asher that he would not help JR attack Marissa. Asher made a sly comment about there being nothing wrong with a little revenge. Asher sniffed that she wouldn't understand where he was coming from, since she had two parents who fought over her. When Marissa entered, Colby asked Marissa to stop the custody battle. Marissa sniffed that AJ is her son, not just JR's. Colby told Marissa that she still sided with JR.
Greenlee went to see Kendall and asked Kendall to convince Ryan to stay away from the trial. Kendall told her community service supervisor about her fantasy of Zach coming to rescue her. Just then, Zach entered. He said that coming home was a spontaneous decision but assured her that he was there to stay and that he had forgiven her. Major nuzzling ensued. Kendall was overjoyed to back to the house with her hubby. Zach took a call, then told Kendall that he couldn't stick around, after all. Kendall refused to let him leave.
Ryan assured Jack that Nick was good to go on the witness stand. Madison reminded Ryan that Greenlee doesn't want him at the trial.
Jesse and Angie discussed the trial. Angie thought that Greenlee was innocent. Angie told Jesse that if she were to testify, she would make herself look like a suspect with her own hatred for David. Angie and Jesse wept together and agreed to count their many blessings. Angie and Jesse then went to her amnio appointment.
When court resumed, Greens demanded that Ryan be removed; the judge told her to sit down. Liza was rattled when Jack called his surprise witness, Nick. Ryan admitted to Madison that he planned to cast suspicion on himself. "This is insane!" barked Mad. Ryan insisted that the plan was good and destined to succeed, but Madison was upset and stormed out. Meanwhile, Nick testified about seeing Ryan the night of the murder. Greenlee was crestfallen at first, then furious, as Jack tried to prove reasonable doubt by implying Ryan's guilt. When Liza cross-examined Nick, she tried to discredit him. The judge called a recess; Greenlee railed at Jack for lying to her and left. She confronted Ryan, who told Greens that he was going to do whatever it took to exonerate her.
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Back in 2002 i was giving a racecar. I rang my friend up as it was sitting in his hsed doing nothing and had been sitting under a tree for 7 years. He said he wasn't using it anymore and i could have it. Sweet.
So i strated on it. It was pretty rough. Had no front end and was covered in dust. had leaves through it and an alloy half cage. And rust. Most of the supports on the side were going and so were the bottom were the guards join the sills.
This is what the car looked liked before it sat for so long.
then this is what i got. The rust repairs have been finished and the new cage done this was done after advice was to ditch the alloy cage and go steel and stiffen the whole car up.
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Given the recent release of the Prometheus Blu-ray, it only makes sense that director Ridley Scott would be hitting the promotional circuit hard. Less expected however, is how liberally Scott has been discussing his upcoming projects. Increasingly, it seems as if any question posed to the director will elicit a thoughtful reply.
You may recall that way back in May we brought you word that screenwriter Hampton Fancher (writer of the original Blade Runner screenplay) had been brought on board to pen a script for Blade Runner 2 -- we're still lacking any better title for the project, so consider that name to be a dull placeholder -- and that Scott was keen on featuring a strong female protagonist in the then-still-arguably-hypothetical sequel. "… I started my first meetings on the Blade Runner sequel last week. We have a very good take on it. And we'll definitely be featuring a female protagonist," Scott told reporters at the time.
Following that, it was apparent that Blade Runner 2 was in the works, but apparently that wasn't good enough for the inexplicably anonymous "Metro Film Reporter." In a recent interview with Scott published earlier this month, the unnamed journalist asks Scott about the "rumour" that he's working on a Blade Runner sequel. Scott's response is both succinct and intriguing for fans of Blade Runner canon:
It's not a rumour -- it's happening. With Harrison Ford? I don't know yet. Is he too old? Well, he was a Nexus-6 so we don't know how long he can live [laughs]. And that's all I'm going to say at this stage.
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It's nothing new to suggest that an NHL team can survive without an "elite" goaltender, but with a little over a year on his contract, the Sabres are approaching a crossroads with Ryan Miller. As the franchise looks to move forward, what's the right move on Miller? Jeremy White takes a crack at it...
Let's treat a few things in this piece as constants.
- Ryan Miller is a good goalie.
- The comment section of this piece will likely be dominated by a discussion of the first constant.
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Ryan Miller is a good goaltender but one has to ask...what's the real value? What's the point in having a 6.25 million dollar goaltender when he's frequently beaten by counterparts who make 1/2, 1/4, or even 1/8 his salary?
This isn't about Miller, it's about goaltending in the NHL.
You need good goaltending to win the Stanley Cup. You might even need great goaltending. You do not need the person that sits back between the pipes to be considered "elite" though.
If you break it down in its simplest form, a goaltender's job is to stop the other team from scoring. Everything that you build around that player is to prevent the other team from getting shots on your goaltender. Puck possession is the very root of this discussion and if you were designing a team you'd have a few different ways to do it.
#1 - You could sink a ton of money into your "last line of defense" and hope that he (in this case Miller) could bail you out when you make mistakes.
#2 - You could almost disregard the position (with the exception of keeping the hot guy just for continuity) and put all of your focus on making sure that your "last line of defense" is called upon as infrequently as possible.
Sign me up for a model that's much closer to #2.
Ryan Miller is a good goaltender that's frequently wasted on this team. The Buffalo Sabres are currently 30th in the league in puck possession. It's not a surprise that they have the most losses in the NHL, and they sit near the bottom of the Eastern Conference. You can't score if you don't have the puck. You can only be scored on when you don't. Pretty simple - have puck, will win.
The Sabres have faced backup goaltenders 11 times this season. ELEVEN times in 24 games, and while the record is 6-5, let's look at that a bit closer.
The Sabres have 6 wins against backups:
Montreal - Peter Budaj - 5-4 Shootout win
Boston - Anton Khudobin - 4-2 win
Florida - Scott Clemmensen - 3-2 shootout win (Theodore in relief)
TB - Mathieu Garon - 2-1 win
NJ - Johan Hedberg - 4-3 shootout win
Toronto - Ben Scrivens - 2-1 win
5 Losses:
Carolina - Dan Ellis - 40 saves on 41 shots
Carolina - Justin Peters - 37 saves on 40 shots
Boston - Anton Khudobin - 25 saves on 26 shots
Washington - Michael Neuvirth - 22 saves on 24 shots
Toronto - Ben Scrivens - 31 saves on 32 shots
Let's go simply on a point percentage: In their 11 of their games with the Sabres, the Island of misfit backups has picked up 13 of 22 potential points. 5 wins, and 3 shootout losses means that backup goaltenders have picked up 60% of the avaiable points in their games with the Sabres.
Ryan Miller played in every one of those games for Buffalo. He picked up 12 points.
Backups - 13
Miller - 12
This is not about Miller. The answers to the "WHY" of this are actually pretty easy to come up with:
Because the Sabres aren't good...
Because the Sabres defense corps is a mess...
Because the other teams have elite centers..
Because....yadda yadda....
But every time that you say "The Sabres" you have to know that they are built with Ryan Miller as the biggest piece of that. Struggles all over the ice lead to Miller not turning in the type of Win/Loss numbers that he should.
Again, I'm putting very very little of this on Miller. I'm simply asking...what's the advantage?
Tomorrow night the Devils will likely go to journeyman Johan Hedberg to face Miller. Who has the advantage?
In net it's the Sabres right?
On the ice, like so many of their matchups, it would appear it's the opposition.
The reason for existence for this franchise is not to have the best goalie. It's to win.
So here we have the decision that the Sabres must make on Miller - Re-sign, trade, or let the contract expire.
Re-Sign - If the Sabres are to do this it likely wouldn't be something that crushes the team on salary cap. The Sabres spend 6.25 million on Miller, and don't spend much on backup goaltender. Truth is, the 2 goalie salaries combined for any given team in the NHL run from about 5-8 million for most teams. Re-signing Miller would not put them in cap jail at all.
Trade - This might be the toughest to figure how it would go. Does Miller have value around the league? He's MOST valuable to the Buffalo Sabres because of his brand. He's a name. He's well known throughout the league and if the Sabres traded him it would likely be viewed as giving up. They'd trade away another great goaltender. There would be some poking fun at the franchise for sure. What's he worth to...a team that contends this year? Chances are if they're contending they feel pretty good about their goaltending, right? With Miller's big salary comes the potential for cap jail for another team (if they're adding him to the mix with a well paid goalie to begin with) and there's another year left on the contract. I think it's more likely he'd have value as a rental next year. Even then, I'm not convinced you could get very good return value for a goaltender who, for the most part, is only as good as the team in front of him (as so many are). He's a good goalie. He might be one of the best. What is a team going to give you for him? If it's a contending team....they're not stripping elite forwards or D off the team to give to you. It's likely prospects that wouldn't play in the playoffs, right? Good enough value for you?
Let the contract expire - Self explanatory. Delay your decision to the end of next year. The Sabres could make this decision before next season though. If Terry Pegula and Darcy Regier (if he's here) have eyes on keeping Miller, my guess is that he's signed well before he hits the market. Book it.
The game has changed. Between shot-blocking, defensive schemes, giant pads, obstruction, and everything else...goaltenders are being rendered almost irrelevant in a way.
It happened last night. Four goals against in Carolina and the immediate breakdown is "Never had a chance on that one". It's something that makes me think "Then why have a goalie" every time.
If the best in the world didn't have a chance 4 times...how come these so-called scrubs seemed to have chances on all but 3.
How does one of the best lose to the also-rans? (I know, I know...see the excuse board up top...it's never about the goalie, right? That's the point here.)
It's quite possibly the biggest issue for the Sabres going into the offseason. It's going to take a GM to notice that you don't build from the net out anymore. You build the best team you can, and then toss your best option in goal.
Ryan Miller is a very good goaltender that could win a lot of games and take a good team to the next level. Perhaps he could win a Cup. With the way the team in front of him is currently constructed...he'll never have a chance.


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Both official statements and anonymous whispers suggest Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning developer 38 Studios is seriously on the rocks, with employees going uncompensated and management resignations.
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12-11-2012, 03:16 PM #6We need to have a get together sometime in the near future someplace. Anyone else interested in it?
12-11-2012, 07:56 PM #7I might make the trip depending on when it is.
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I am trying to find out how the Seagate Dashboard backup software delas with the deleted files during subsequent backups. In other words, if I delete one of the files which was previously backed up from my PC from my PC, will that file be automatically deleted from my Seagate Backup Plus portable disk?
I want to backup some of my files on my PC (archive them) and delete them permenantly from my PC. If I do a backup, before I delete them, will these files still remain on Seagate portable during future backups? I want to be able to restore them at a future date, if I need to.
I know I can put them on a CD and keep them but, I am trying to minimize number and the types of media my files are on. Furthermore, I can encrypt my Seagate portable (I bought an encryption program) but I cannot do the same for CDs.
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I tested your question with my backup set. I deleted 3 files that were originally created in Feb of last year. But first I confirmed that they were on my backup device. They were and they still are. Hourly backups have taken place since I deleted the files early this morning. Obliviously they do not show up under the latest backup set but when I go back in time they are on the earlier backup sets.
Now what I don't know is whether or not Seagate's software does any routine maintenance looking for and deleting deleted files. Since it is a free backup program I suspect it doesn't do any more than what you see but I'd always wonder. The instructions don't tell you what happens to your files and backup sets when your source device becomes full. I've used other backup software that I paid for and it tracked and marked files that were deleted but it did not delete them without my permission.
I haven't been trained in detail on how the backup program works but I can tell you with 95% certainty that it doesn't delete files from your backup destination drive (ie, the Backup Plus drive).
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Hollande said the influx of troops from his nation and others is to "allow Mali to recover its territorial integrity in accordance with U.N. Security Council resolutions."
"France, in this operation, is not pursuing any interest ... other than safeguarding a friendly country, and (France) does not have any goal other than fighting against terrorism," the French president said Saturday. "That is why its action is supported by the international community and saluted by all African countries."
Though its troops are posted in locations around Africa, French leaders earlier said they wouldn't send combat troops to Mali and that they'd scale back France's military interventions on the continent.
So its decision to get involved in Mali, an operation Hollande said "will last as long as necessary," underlies the seriousness of France's concern about the situation there. French hostages have been taken in neighboring Niger by al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, and Paris appears intent on containing any further militant expansion in the heart of Africa.
"The terrorists' breakthrough must be stopped," said French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, justifying France's efforts "to train and reshape the Malian army." "If not, (all of) Mali falls into their hands, with a threat to the whole of Africa and Europe."
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Saturday marked my seventh straight year going to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra here in Greenville at what is now known as the Bon Secour Wellness Arena. This year I managed to score 3 pairs of tickets so Tessa and I were able to take two couples who have never experienced the wonder that is TSO! Joining us this year was Rob and Michele Young who own Borderlands Comics and Games as well as my old friend and former bandmate C.C. and his wife Jill.
Since we were going to the afternoon performance, we all met up at Borderlands around 2 pm so at least one couple could carpool with us. The show, as always, was absolutely amazing and I got to enjoy being able to share the experience with not just two newbies but four all of whom loved it!
After the show, I hit the merch table and picked up a tour tee and a TSO beanie! C.C. and Jill had to head back to Seneca while the rest of us grabbed some dinner at Grill Marks downtown. I had the amazing burger of the week, the Sawmill Burger!
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posted Nov 13 2013 1:57PM
Oh yeah, this week has been a geek's wet dream! Marvel's hammer-wielding god returned to the silver screen in the sequel
Thor: The Dark World
on Friday and DC's legendary alien superhero landed on Blu-ray with the reboot
Man of Steel
yesterday. Needless to say, my ass was at the movies Friday night and at Best Buy securing myself a copy yesterday morning!
Ok, by now almost everyone is aware of the upcoming
Batman vs Superman
film featuring Ben Affleck as the Dark Knight, but c'mon, is that really a fair contest? Unless Batman discovers kryptonite which, so far, hasn't been introduced in the rebooted Superman franchise, what chance does a mortal with no real superpowers have against an extraterrestrial of almost limitless power and invincibility?
Now, if Marvel and DC were to ever cross comic book universes on the big screen, just think of how epic a fight between a Norse god and the last son of Krypton would be! Damn, I've got to go change my underwear and get on the air! While I'm freshening up, just picture this:
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posted Nov 5 2013 4:01PM
After our limo from Celebrity Limousine dropped us off at the house following the wedding, Tessa and I got our things together and waited on Mimi and Cheryl to pick us up and head down to Florida to board Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas. When they got to the house, they brought in all the gifts as well as some to go plates of food from the reception including plenty of Walnut Lane Inn's delicious meatloaf! So we ate and loaded up their Expedition and took off for Port Everglades. We got about as far as the outskirts of Savannah before we threw in the towel for the night and got a room.
We got up bright and early Sunday morning so we could hit the road in time to board the ship before departure. Needless to say, we did not do much the first night of the cruise but we did enjoy the surprise oceanview room upgrade Mimi and Cheryl had waiting for us!
Our first full day of the cruise was spent at sea so we did not do much that day either but on Tuesday we were at port in Labadee, Haiti. We booked an excursion that took us around the island on a boat for a nice little sightseeing trip.
Wednesday was another day at port this time in Falmouth, Jamaica. I have to say I was very impressed with Jamaica as we took another sightseeing excursion through historic Falmouth (including St. Peter's Anglican Church) and then took a beach break in Ochos Rios.
Thursday was another at sea day as we made our way to Cozumel, Mexico. Early Friday morning we went on our longest excursion of the trip as we took a ferry boat from Cozumel to Playa del Carmen then a bus to the Mayan Ruins in Tulum. The ferry ride damn near killed me as it was storming during the ride and the boat rocked like crazy. People were puking left and right and thankfully I wasn't one of them but my heart was about to bust out of my chest!
When we got to the mainland, we had to find our tour group for our specific excursion and I am pretty certain we walked though a river of human feces in the process. Oh yeah, an authentic $h!t Creek! Once we found our group, we walked further to get to our bus and then made our way to Tulum.
After Tulum, we went to a nearby beach and had an authentic Mexican lunch buffet catered to us. After the beach, we had to take the bus back to board the dreaded ferry once again to get back to Cozumel so we could board the ship. Thankfully the ferry ride back wasn't as bad since the weather was considerably calmer. We actually boarded the ship late but, since we were on a Royal Caribbean sanctioned excursion, the ship did not leave us. In fact, we had made it back to our cabins then out to the hot tub before the ship left the port. Evidently, we weren't the only ones late getting back to the ship as we set sail an hour past schedule.
Saturday was another day at sea as we made our way back to Port Everglades where we made our grueling trip back home. Surprisingly, we made it home in less than 13 hours which is incredible since we made numerous pit stops along the way.
It was a fantastic honeymoon filled with lots of food, entertainment and adventures! Aside from all the excursions, we took in various shows on the ship including the musical
(which thrilled Tessa) as well as feature films such as
Iron Man 3
Man of Steel
. And I gained at least 6 or 7 pounds from eating at damn near every free place on the ship and even a few that were extra charges like Johnny Rockets and the ice cream parlor on the Boardwalk level of the ship!
Now it's back to reality and planning the next cruise! Hopefully that will be taking my mom on her first cruise and making it Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas which will take its maiden voyage late next year.
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by Twisted Todd
posted Oct 29 2013 3:43PM
Well, folks, it finally happened! I am a married man and Tessa is now officially the Twisted Missus! The ceremony was amazing and went much smoother than I had anticipated considering that the rehearsal the night before was a bit of a train wreck. However, thanks to numerous friends and family members, it took off without a hitch!
My cousin Debra, despite it being the day after her 40th wedding anniversary, stepped up to lead the charge on coordinating the wedding and had lots of help from my Aunt Pat, my best man Kenny, my groomsmen, Tessa's maid of honor Krista, her bridesmaids, her cousins and others. Krista's husband, Brandon ran the intro and outro music and Mike Burket played a killer interpretation of Pachelbel's Canon in D during the ceremony. Troy, one of my groomsmen doubled as the DJ for the reception and belted out some killer 80s hit tunes including mine and Tessa's song "We Belong" by Pat Benatar which we danced to during the reception.
After the reception, we took off in a limo provided by the good folks at Celebrity Limousine and headed back to the Twisted Homestead to pack and head out to Port Everglades down in Fort Lauderdale, FL to catch a cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas. More on that venture in
Twisted Gets Hitched Volume 2: The Honeymoon....OF DOOM!!!!
Okay just kidding about the doom part! Here's just a few of the pics from the wedding with more to come on Facebook as well as honeymoon pics!
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you Mr. and Mrs. Twisted Todd
Twisted Todd and his bearded henchmen
Still a ladies man....
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posted Oct 4 2013 1:39PM
Last night was date night for me....and BOOGER! Since Tessa was working, we went to go see the new METALLICA concert film
Through the Never
in IMAX 3D at Regal Simpsonville Stadium 14 & IMAX. The film was fantastic with great effects and an intriguing plot for the concept part of the film. LED ZEPPELIN only wished they had the kind of toys METALLICA had to play with for
The Song Remains the Same
and it's the best musical concept film since PINK FLOYD's
The Wall
The film follows a roadie trying to take some fuel to a band truck that has run out of gas. On his ill-fated journey to the stranded vehicle, his vehicle gets T-boned thus leaving him stranded on abandoned city streets that will soon lose their vacancy in a swell of turmoil that engulfs the city in mass rioting.
The only thing that could have improved the film would have been had it featured the band as they were over 20 years ago. That being said, I highly recommend the film to any and all fans of the band. You will not be disappointed!
Through the Never
4 1/2 Rocker Horns
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posted Aug 28 2013 2:20PM
The new album from Avenged Sevenfold,
Hail to the King
dropped in stores yesterday and I managed to score a copy (gotta love my job)! Overall, it's a really strong record for the band with just a couple of major weaknesses.
The album starts strong with the track "Shepherd of Fire" followed by the powerfully defining title cut. The operatic acapella at the beginning of "Requiem" is a bit awkward and falls flat from it seemingly intended and the ballads on the album ("Crimson Day" and "Acid Rain") are simply awful. Their ballads are prime examples of where they could have taken better notes from bands like Metallica who were masters of power ballads. As I stated yesterday on Facebook, I fear the art of writing killer power ballads is forever lost.
Speaking of Metallica, I hear a lot of comparisons of Avenged Sevenfold to Metallica which I don't think is such a bad thing being a fan of some good old school Metallica. I also heard similarities to some mid 90's Megadeth in the song called "Heretic". Again, it's not so much a criticism as it is an observation because, like I said at the beginning of this review, I think the album is a really strong record for the band and would highly recommend it to fans of the band as well as folks who are on the fence about the band. I'm not going to try and sway the haters. We all know they're gonna hate!
Hail to the King
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posted Aug 7 2013 2:21PM
....is all the work that goes into getting a week off around here and being too broke to go anywhere! However, I did get to do some really cool stuff on a budget like going to MonsterCon! Granted I had a media pass to get in!
While I was there, I got to meet Chris Sarandon ("Jerry Dandrige" in the original
Fright Night
, "Humperdinck" in
The Princess Bride
and the voice of "Jack Skellington" in
The Nightmare Before Christmas
among many other impressive roles like being Susan Sarandon's first husband!) and got an autograph for Tessa!
Not only did I also get to meet David Prowse, the man behind the mask of "Darth Vader" in the original
Stars Wars
trilogy, I also got his autograph as well AND did a video interview with the man behind the legend! And, yes, I was a total bumbling starstruck idiot once again!
Over the couse of the week, I worked in the yard, got things ready for the wedding like getting our marriage license and mailing out invitations and managed to have an X-Men marathon which led up to me and Tessa taking her mom out to see
The Wolverine
. Surprisingly, I was disappointed with this one but the scene after the credits more than made up for it! Tessa was even jumping up and down in the theater she was so excited by what was revealed in the scene that will surely lead into the next installment,
X-Men: Days of Future Past
which will once again be directed by Bryan Singer who directed the first two films but abandoned the third to go make a piece of crap Superman movie that we will NOT be discussing.
Last Saturday night we went out to the Ultimate Basement up in Rutherford County, NC to help raise money for the owner, Gerb so that he can keep the place running for the youth in an area where there's not a lot going on leading many kids to get into drugs and other troubling activities. I have always been impressed with what he has been doing in Tessa's hometown since my old band Dethro Tull played the first of our only two shows there three years ago. God willing I will one day be able to return to the venue with a band once again!
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posted Jul 18 2013 9:48AM
For those of you who do not recall part one of this blog, let me take you back to late summer 2009:
I was going out to check my mail at my old apartment complex on Roper Mountain Road when I saw something moving out of the corner of my eye. I looked down and saw a copperhead striking at me directly in front of my mailbox. Long story short, I made a few calls and waited a while before actually collecting my mail!
Fast forward to last night, I was getting off the air and heading back to my office and getting ready to run to Best Buy with Booger. As I got to the door of my office, I noticed something lying in the doorway. At first I thought maybe Booger had dropped something and then I noticed it was a snake. Initially I thought it was a rubber snake and that someone was pulling a prank. Upon further inspection, I noticed how realistic the snake looked then saw it move. I threw my headphones down on the floor of the hallway and ran back down the hall towards the studio squealing that there was a snake in my office.
Booger came running to check it out followed by Diesel and, in the commotion, the snake began its retreat. By the time we found it and I was able to take a picture of the serpent, it had moved onto a shelf on the back wing of my desk.
Booger went and grabbed a shovel and blocked it off into a corner in my office while Diesel scooped it up and put it in one of the boxes I conveniently had lying around.
The three of us took it downstairs through the bay area and let the snake out into the woods behind the station. Judging by the size and markings on the snake, I'm assuming it was either a black corn snake or possibly a not fully grown black rat snake. Needless to say, I am a bit jumpy now in my office as I am writing this! Especially considering it may have dropped down from the vent that is positioned directly over my head!
by Twisted Todd
posted Jul 5 2013 12:29PM
Ok, not one of my best blog titles but it adequately sums it up! The story begins on Tuesday with a studio visit from TRAPT who was in town playing a show at the Handlebar later that night. They came in and did a few acoustic songs including their big hit
as well as a couple of singles from their new album
(out in stores
), "Love Hate Relationship" and "Bring It".
After their mini acoustic set, they posed for some pics with a few of our listeners and yours truly!
Tessa was fortunate enough to get called off from work on Wednesday so I took her out to see
Despicable Me 2
after I got off of work. I gotta say, DreamWorks has actually got one up on Pixar with this one as it was a better sequel than
Monsters University
was as a prequel! And
is saying a lot! If you loved the first one and have been anticipating this one, you will
be disappointed!
Unfortunately, Tessa was not as fortunate on the 4th. She had to work as did my Aunt Tina so my mom, Aunt Pat, Uncle James Ray and I gathered for a small cook out at Aunt Pat's house. Afterwards, mom and Aunt Pat hopped in my car and we did some exploring around Fountain Inn.
I took some leftovers home for Tessa so she wouldn't have to cook when she got in. No, ladies, I am
much of a cook! Just be envious that she gets all the sexiness of my hot, naked orangutan body!
by Twisted Todd
posted Jun 26 2013 2:35PM
Well, judging from the title, wanna guess what movies I saw this weekend? Oh yeah and it was good!
Tessa and I went to catch the 8 pm showing of
World War Z
after I got off work on Thursday. I gotta say it was good for a PG-13 rated zombie flick starring Brad Pitt. I've heard how far it was off from the book but I've also heard the book was a bunch of individual stories that meet in the end which would have been a pain in the ass to follow in a two-hour film. Besides I didn't read the book because I can't read. I just write really well. Or I use ghost writers for my blogs. You be the judge.
Moving on! Sunday Tessa and I made the trek to her hometown in Rutherford County to pick up her mom and take her out for her birthday. We grabbed some quick lunch then went to see
Monsters University
, the prequel to
Monsters, Inc.
where our heroes Sully and Mike Wazowski meet for the first time and, surprisingly (or
surprisingly), do not hit it off right away. It's a fun venture into the background of some contemporary classic Disney characters! Definitely worth a look as I am sure
Despicable Me 2
will be! Can't wait!
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This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
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What's the evidence for the idea that God exists or doesn't exist? I think anyone who's looked at that would conclude that the strong atheist position of saying, "I know there is not God" is not an easy one to sustain.
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
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There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
The conflict does not come from God or nature—we have created the conflict ourselves. Intentionally or not, we often extend science past its natural bounds and use the Bible for questions it does not intend to answer.
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Kimeu and the other potential recruits weren't sure what to make of the whole evolution thing. But after Louis explained to them how old these creatures were and showed them the kinds of primitive tools they used, Kimeu decided the bones did not belong to humans like humans today—or even their dead. These creatures were different from us and our recently departed ancestors, not at all like the living-dead.
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The opening is urgent, with Mary demanding and repeating that some pitying angel should tell where her son has gone: mention of her sweet darling brings an affectionate richness to both melody and harmony. Memories of Herods slaughter of the innocent children draws an angular melisma on the word cruel, immediately countered by the contrasting, gentle phrase Oh, rather let his little footsteps press, leading to the winding melisma on through, which represents the arduous journey that Joseph, Mary and the baby Jesus made to escape from Judaea. The milder savages (Tates splendid oxymoron) are treated to calm harmony, a total contrast to the vehement, high-tessitura tyrant that expresses all Marys loathing for Herods court. The four repetitions of Why?, each one higher in pitch, show the mothers concern for her lost child, and Purcells repetition of was i, Marys growing disbelief in reality that everything may have been a waking dream that foretold Thy wondrous birth. Purcell finds delightful word-painting for the two rising notes with which he sets above, and Mary calls for Gabriel, her trumpet-like phrase I call rising to a repeated top G: she demands, four times, the archangels presence. He does not appear, and again four times Mary calls his name. Her confidence wanes as the phrase progresses, and by the fourth call, reality has struck: the phrase flattring hopes, farewell illustrates her utter desolation with wistfully falling harmony.
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The final section of recitative is a mini-masterpiece: the extraordinary interval Purcell uses in the voice for dear creates an astonishingly effective discord, and the switch from major to minor (coupled with a rich suspension) on I trust brings even greater contrast with the following I fear. The final melisma on But oh! deliciously winds voice and continuo around, slowly falling to the final poignant phrase: the agonies Mary has suffered during the piece have brought confirmation that hers is no ordinary child.
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Thank you -- so if you've -- concern about Iran and a potential oil supply disruption.
It's time to start worrying about Libya.
One of our favorite gasoline -- -- here director of commodities research at Barclays joining us with more why Libya and now elections.
-- collections are starting their going to be local elections and Benghazi and Tripoli and bank but national elections in June and we're very concerned because.
Libya is still a Washington weapons and -- Washington militia groups they're between 3500.
Armed groups and Libya there -- -- central authority.
And were concerned about spoilers in the election process.
-- -- In speaking of oil production oil production has gotten back issues pre crisis levels hasn't not.
But why would we be then be concerned just because of the damage done the facilities the need for the foreign oil companies of our investment com.
Back into the country I mean securing the top counts how many -- allow companies they singled -- as -- single biggest issue.
And -- if you did have a deterioration in the security environment there.
We could see their recent gains reversed because if you have a situation we don't have a functioning military you don't have a functioning police force.
And you have militia groups fighting it out near oil field.
Foreign companies in particular shot in production but if you don't have a functioning government it's hard it budgets passed.
All the enabling environment for successful production will stop -- How much potential upside in the price of oil.
Could we see just based on the situation would think -- is not really being assessed by the oil markets right now a lot of concern about Iran is actually -- -- I think people look at the production numbers in -- and say the stories over.
-- without a nasty shock about Libya in June I think you could see upside pressure it would certainly -- the Europeans because that's where Libyan production -- -- would you think though because you see an Iran that is being more conciliatory.
Do you think that that is factored into the price on the downside is looking at will today is still above -- 104 dollars barrel.
I think we're trying to -- bit of a softening but you should really watch for the may 23 meeting in Baghdad.
Because if -- -- ronning and offers significant concessions they're could potentially be a delay in the implementation of the EU oil embargo on July 1.
And that could certainly -- a bit of a softening of prices come much of a softening you think and you -- you think that Iran is is legitimately.
Giving in horse that your -- softening in that when you have -- Ronnie officials basically.
Praising -- last meeting that took place in Istanbul they're not as bellicose as they -- You for the rest of this year so I think that potentially Iran and are reeling under these sanctions and they -- on a string things along I don't think they wanna be -- this year so I think they're willing to make.
You misconceptions -- sound like they're making concessions to play for time.
But on the downside how low can oil -- you think if things go well with Iran well.
In Libya with the elections well you know I think the problem isn't supply and demand picture still remains quite tight and you the saudis essentially.
Producing at high levels historically high levels right now.
Did you get any problems out annual markets there's no spare capacity and we have a host the situation whether -- Nigeria Sudan.
Yemen oil trouble spots and those are not gonna go away and that's we're focused on Libya could that could be another nasty shock.
And another reason that we love you could you -- line use the word bellicose thank you into a -- --
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