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Columbia's Gur Huberman addresses the behavior of DC plan participants
Columbia's Gur Huberman addresses the behavior of DC plan participants including how status quo and inertia drive behavior and why Roth conversion may be a good move for participants and the industry overall
Wellington's Joshua Berger and Kristin O'Donnell discuss key considerations in custom target-date fund designRuntime: 3:58
BlackRock's Michael Sowa addresses the time needed to transition to a custom target-date solutionRuntime: 3:13
Russell Investments' Michelle Rappa discusses savings that can come from transitioning to custom target-dateRuntime: 3:29
ING's Paul Zemsky discusses the advantages of a custom target-date solution vs. off-the-shelfRuntime: 1:49
PIMCO's Stacy Schaus discusses the benefits of offering a custom target-date strategy in the planRuntime: 3:33
Vanguard's Delaplane discusses the politics of retirementRuntime: 8:06
EBRI's Dallas Salisbury talks about the retirement crisisRuntime: 5:52
Innovators: Aloha's Osorno overcame distances with technologyRuntime: 2:54
Innovators: United Methodist Church's Zellner explains distribution planningRuntime: 3:59
Innovators: Learn how the Federal Thrift's Dmuchowski illustrated lifetime incomeRuntime: 2:51
Innovators: Rackspace's White talks about financial wellnessRuntime: 3:46
Innovators: Hear how Kiva's Huber used technology to increase participationRuntime: 2:32
Innovators: Chrysler's Buk discusses the challenges of re-enrollmentRuntime: 2:51
Mohamed El-Erian offers thoughts on DC plan designRuntime: 4:23
Mohamed El-Erian discusses interest rates, PIMCO expansion into equitiesRuntime: 4:20
Mohamed El-Erian explains the T junction the U.S. economy facesRuntime: 5:07
Ian Kopelman reveals what regulators are on the lookout for when examining plan auditsRuntime: 3:17
Arnerich Massena's Jacob O'Shaughnessy discusses what's unique about the public sector for DCRuntime: 1:32
MFS's Hubbard & Colvin discuss how plan sponsors should think about working with participants across different generationsRuntime: 2:27
ING's Paul Zemsky discusses how to determine the optimal glidepath for a specific planRuntime: 2:07
TIAA-CREF's Rich Hiller discusses the biggest challenge public plan sponsors face with respect to retirement plansRuntime: 2:46
BlackRock's Tom Skrobe discusses the key question a public fund plan sponsor should be askingRuntime: 2:23
UPS' Dismukes talks about how 401(k) match impacts savings ratesRuntime: 4:15
Harvard's Laibson offers fixes for 401(k)sRuntime: 4:29
T. Rowe Price's Carey McKenzie discusses preparing a plan's lineup for the next decadeRuntime: 3:07
MFS's Jon Hubbard explains how plan participant's view of risk impacts their investmentsRuntime: 2:11
Northern Trust's Lee Freitag explains real assets and why plan sponsors should offer themRuntime: 1:10
Vanguard's Scott Donaldson discusses the future of retirement investingRuntime: 3:17
Oppenheimer's Jerry Webman discusses where investors may be vulnerable in the current marketRuntime: 3:36
Dan McManus discusses fixed income's importance in DC plan designRuntime: 3:03
Marla Kreindler talks about judging the Innovator AwardsRuntime: 2:01
Jamey Delaplane talks about what the elections mean for plan sponsorsRuntime: 7:07
Harvard's Laibson discusses the savings mythRuntime: 7:32
Ed Yardeni offers an optimistic look on the markets, economyRuntime: 6:37
GayLynn Bath discusses plan communications, Roth 457 plansRuntime: 2:01
EBRI's Dallas Salisbury discusses the "new realism" about retirementRuntime: 3:49
Mark Iwry from the US Dept of Treasury discusses the next generation of 401(k) plansRuntime: 4:37
Innovator Award winner Kevin Hanney discusses lifetime income optionRuntime: 5:34
Innovator Award winner Barbara Kontje discusses retirement educationRuntime: 3:19
Innovator Award winner Carol Cypert discusses custom target-date fundsRuntime: 3:21
Innovator Award winner Dan Holupchinski discusses income replacementRuntime: 4:04
UBS's Drew Carrington discusses the impact of regulatory decisions on the development of retirement income solutionsRuntime: 5:01
Columbia's Gur Huberman addresses the behavior of DC plan participantsRuntime: 7:19
UTC's Kevin Hanney discusses implementation of their lifetime income solutionRuntime: 2:15
AllianceBernstein's Mark Fortier discusses how a plan can develop the best retirement solution for their participantsRuntime: 2:38
Dimensional's Michael Lane discusses the shift from a DB to a DC worldRuntime: 3:57
ClearBridge's Michael Clarfeld discusses how U.S. equities can be used to build growth and income within a retirement planRuntime: 4:09
NEPC's Ross Bremen provides an update on the retirement income solutions marketRuntime: 1:22
Arnerich Massena's Jake O'Shaughnessy addresses the challenges faced by public plan sponsorsRuntime: 2:34
American Century Investments' Rich Weiss explains target-date riskRuntime: 2:56
TIAA-CREF's Richard Hiller discusses managing risks in supplemental public DC plansRuntime: 3:05
ING's Seth Finkelstein discusses the fiduciary issues surrounding the choice of target-date optionsRuntime: 2:40
BlackRock's Tom Skrobe addresses how changes in the retirement landscape are impacting public plansRuntime: 2:24
Annamaria Lusardi discusses research on individuals' knowledge of riskRuntime: 6:47
Vanguard's Ameriks discusses the roles of managed accounts and target-date funds in a DC plan lineupRuntime: 4:11
Callan's Lori Lucas gives overview of the issues facing 401(k) sponsors todayRuntime: 3:56
GSAM's Conley addresses ways that non-traditional asset classes might provide diversification within 401(k) plansRuntime: 2:13
T Rowe's Clark discusses ways that target-date funds can solve for a variety of participant risksRuntime: 2:45
Northern Trust's Freitag addresses how to engage the younger employee to participate in the DC planRuntime: 2:31
MFS's Venkataraman discusses a different way to organize a DC core investment menuRuntime: 4:31
AQR's Asness discusses DC plan diversificationRuntime: 1:04
AQR's Asness discusses including alternatives in TDFsRuntime: 0:58
AQR's Asness discusses how to select alternatives for DC plansRuntime: 0:42
AQR's Asness says alternatives to be common in DC plansRuntime: 1:12
Scarlett Ungurean explains why ABA introduced alternatives into DC planRuntime: 1:18
Scarlett Ungurean discusses the reception of alts in the ABA planRuntime: 1:40
AQR's Cliff Asness discusses risk management in DC plansRuntime: 6:07
Dallas Salisbury presents the results of EBRI's Retirement Confidence SurveyRuntime: 6:08
James Delaplane provides a 2012 legislative updateRuntime: 4:32
Shlomo Benartzi discusses behavioral finance solutions to improve DC plansRuntime: 6:24
Arnerich Massena's O'Shaughnessy discusses DC plan innovationsRuntime: 2:37
CalSTRS' Julia Durand discusses challenges of public DC plansRuntime: 4:13
PIMCO's Neel Kashkari discusses equitiesRuntime: 4:22
EBRI's Dallas Salisbury discusses the future of retirementRuntime: 6:19
James Delaplane provides the latest Washington updateRuntime: 7:08
Neel Kashkari Pt. 1: The economy had a debt-induced heart attackRuntime: 5:30
Neel Kashkari Pt. 2: Where is the economy going?Runtime: 5:14
Neel Kashkari Pt. 3: What does the new normal mean for investors?Runtime: 4:36
Deutsche's Karl Strobl discusses how demographics change our outlook for retirement incomeRuntime: 2:55
UBS's Drew Carrington discusses why ignoring the retirement income problem won't make it disappearRuntime: 3:26
BlackRock's Chip Castille & MetLife's Jody Strakosch discuss how confident employees are in their retirement readinessRuntime: 3:50
Janus's Matthew Sommer discusses why the retirement readiness zone is so criticalRuntime: 2:20
NEPC's Ross Bremen discusses why lifetime income is top of mind right nowRuntime: 1:50
AllianceBernstein's Tom Fontaine discusses the retirement landscape US workers are facing todayRuntime: 3:28
United Technologies' Kevin Hanney discusses lifetime income optionRuntime: 3:36
Dimensional's Booth discusses DC plan innovationRuntime: 3:04
Bill Bradley discussing DC plan shortcomingsRuntime: 1:21
The role of public DC plans in the debate on public DB reformRuntime: 2:11
James Callahan discusses Callan's approach to auto-features in 401(k) plansRuntime: 3:09
Northern Trust's Lee Freitag discusses why plan sponsors should consider implementing auto-pilot featuresRuntime: 2:33
JP Morgan's Lynn Avitabile discusses constructing investment solutions that match participants� needs and engagement levelsRuntime: 3:33
T Rowe Price's Rachel Weker discusses how people are dealing with retirement income todayRuntime: 3:42
Stephen Utkus discusses Vanguard's research findings regarding the behavior of target-date investorsRuntime: 3:28
DC plan feesRuntime: 2:52
Galliard's Tourville on stable value performanceRuntime: 2:29
Target date funds: pros and consRuntime: 3:51
BlackRock's Richard Turnill discusses global equity opportunities in today�s low yielding marketRuntime: 7:38
OECD's Juan Yermo discusses DC systems around the worldRuntime: 5:57
Jamey Delaplane discusses what deficits and divided government mean for DC plan policyRuntime: 7:46
Chip CastilleRuntime: 1:49
Neuberger Berman CEO Walker discusses the firm after Lehman
Runtime: 3:17Principal CEO Zimpleman talks about the importance of collaboration
Runtime: 3:09Blackstone's Schwarzman highlights the importance of feedback, education at the firm
Runtime: 3:41Baird's Stanek discusses being a two-time Best Place to Work winner
Runtime: 2:54Ontario Teachers' Jim Leech talks about pension reform
Runtime: 7:05Innovators: Rackspace's White talks about financial wellness
Runtime: 3:46Dana Advisors CEO Mirsberger discusses how winning Best Places to Work helped the firm
Runtime: 2:48Innovators: United Methodist Church's Zellner explains distribution planning
Runtime: 3:59P&I at 40: NEPC chairman Richard Charlton explains how pension investing changed
Runtime: 3:32Innovators: Chrysler's Buk discusses the challenges of re-enrollment
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Handsome, dark-haired comedian
Ken Marino
is one member of the sketch-comedy troupe The State that seems to have broken off from the group in favor of a career in television sitcoms. Born in Long Island, he studied at the Lee Strasberg Institute and N.Y.U. before working in touring companies and off-Broadway plays. In the early '90s, he joined up with the gang that would become The State, the hilarious comedy show that aired on MTV from 1994-1995. His good looks and memorable characters (the Talking Hormone and Louie, the guy who's gonna dip his balls in it) earned him many admiring fans. After the show's cancellation, he was cast in the NBC sitcom Men Behaving Badly. (Starring
Rob Schneider
Ron Eldard
, the short-lived show was an Americanized version of a popular, long-running British series.) Several guest-starring appearances followed, leading to a recurring role as Professor Wilder on the WB's teen drama
Dawson's Creek
made his film debut with a small role in
, which was followed by several poorly distributed independent comedies (
Love Happens
, Carlo's Wake, and
101 Ways [The Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo]
). He also had supporting roles in the more mainstream romantic comedies
Tortilla Soup
Joe Somebody
. In 2001, he reunited many other members of The State for the teen satire
Wet Hot American Summer
as sexually desperate camp counselor Victor. Back on NBC, he starred as young San Francisco lawyer Miles Lawton in the series First Years, another short-lived Americanized version of a popular, long-running British TV series. When the show was canceled after a month, he starred in the NBC sitcom
Leap of Faith
as magazine reporter Andy, best friend of the titular Faith (
Sarah Paulson
). When this show was canceled after a month, he went back to guest-starring roles on shows like
Las Vegas
Rock Me Baby
. Projects for 2004 include a leading role in the independent romantic comedy feature Love for Rent opposite Colombian actress
Angie Cepeda
In 2006 he made his feature screenwriting debut with Diggers, and followed that up the next year with the script for The Ten, and had his biggest success to date the year after that with his screenplay for Role Models. He was a regular on the short-lived but highly-respected sitcom Party Down, and in 2012 he wrote and had a superb supporting part in the comedy Wanderlust. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Love Happens
In this comic "Boy meets Girl" story, the Girl, in this case named Lisa (Megyn Price) has a habit of not sticking with anyone for very long. However, when she meets the Boy, here called Mike (Ken Marino), to her surprise (as well as his) Boy and Girl hit it off. Lisa has a friend (Jenica Bergere) who encourages her to stick with Mike, while Mike has a friend (Ryan Bollman) who is tired of his best buddy not being able to hang out with him because he'd rather be with a beautiful woman. However, the real fly in the ointment is that Mike also has a girlfriend (Elizabeth Lackey) who happens to be away when Boy and Girl meet. Will Mike chose to stick with his new flame, go back to his older infatuation, or forget both of them and go grab a brew with his pals? Love Happens was screened as part of the 1999 Seattle Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Angel: Expecting
Young, beautiful, single Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) heads out for a hot date with William Christopher (Ken Marino), a successful shutterbug introduced to her by her girlfriend Sarina (Daphne Duplaix). After spending the night with this handsome gentleman, Cordelia awakens to find herself pregnant -- with no fewer than seven offspring! She enlists the help of Angel (David Boreanaz) and Wesley (Alexis Denisof) in tracking William down to discover the supernatural origin of her rapid pregnancy. They learn that Sarina, too, is pregnant -- another victim of William's covert demon brethren. As Cordy succumbs to the demon's telepathic control and fiercely protects her impending offspring, Wesley and the huge demon that William serves engage in a duel. Angel arrives to put the freeze on the demon, and soon Cordy is her svelte, normal self. Originally broadcast January 25, 2000, on the WB network, "Expecting" marked season one, episode 12 of the supernatural comedy drama. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Wet Hot American Summer
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1980s teen comedies finally get the parody they so richly deserve with Wet Hot American Summer, the first feature film from writer/director David Wain and co-screenwriter Michael Showalter, formerly of the sketch comedy troupe the State. It's the last day of the summer season at Camp Firewood, and as camp director Beth (Janeane Garofalo) prepares to wrap things up, the staff of teenage counselors realize this is their last chance to do something about the summer romances that have been brewing for the past three months. Sweet but shy Coop (Michael Showalter) is crazy about pretty Katie (Marguerite Moreau), but there's the problem of her severely moody boyfriend Andy (Paul Rudd). Meanwhile, Victor (Ken Marino) is trying to score with sexy Abby (Marisa Ryan), who is known to make friends easily, and McKinley (Michael Ian Black) and Ben (Bradley Cooper) attempt to keep their hot and heavy relationship a secret. Meanwhile, arts and crafts teacher Gail (Molly Shannon) turns to her students for comfort as her marriage falls apart, drama coach Susie (Amy Poehler) tries to whip the talent show into shape with Ben's help, and camp chef Gene (Christopher Meloni) deals with his unique sexual quirks with the help of a talking can of vegetables (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin). Beth even finds time for romance with socially inept astrophysicist Henry (David Hyde Pierce), but first Henry has to save Camp Firewood from a large piece of space junk about to re-enter Earth's atmosphere. Like Wain and Showalter, Ken Marino, Michael Ian Black, and Joe Lo Truglio (who appears in a small role) were also members of the State; fellow State alumnus Kerri Kenney was cast in a supporting role in the film, but her character didn't appear in the final cut. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Charmed: Sympathy for the Demon
Still waging an internal battle between his good and evil sides, Cole (Julian McMahon) becomes convinced that a malevolent outside force is rechannelling him into committing murder. That "force" turns out to be Barbas (Billy Drago), the Demon of Fear, and an old nemesis of the Charmed Ones. Although Phoebe (Holly Marie Combs) and Piper (Alyssa Milano) steer clear of Cole's plight for fear of further strengthening Barbas, Paige (Rose McGowan) has no qualms about trying to vanquish the Demon of Fear, who in retaliation launches a campaign of psychological terror that turns the girls against one another in an extremely violent fashion. ~ Rovi
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Julian McMahon
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Charmed: A Witch in Time
After envisioning the death of her new boyfriend, Miles (Ken Marino), Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) ends up repeatedly rescuing the poor fellow from certain doom. In so doing, Phoebe upsets the time-space continuum, unleashing the futuristic warlock Bacarra (Butch Klein) -- who in turn is under the control of the demonic "future" Cole (Julian McMahon). The "present" Cole balks when ordered by Bacarra to take Miles' life, even though his refusal will result in the deaths of Phoebe and Paige (Holly Marie Combs). Ultimately, the only "Charmed One" left standing is Piper (Holly Marie Combs), and it is she who must put time back in joint and save her sisters (not to mention the future world). ~ Rovi
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Leap of Faith [TV Series]
If the NBC sitcom Leap of Faith tended to resemble the no-holds-barred cable series Sex and the City at times, it may have been because both series shared the same executive producer, Jenny Bicks. Set (of course) in New York City, the NBC series starred Sarah Paulson as thirty-ish Faith Wardwell, a sharp-witted ad executive. Getting cold feet just before her wedding to "looks good on paper" fiance David (Bradley White), Faith opted instead to continue playing the sexual field, with sideline coaching from her three best buds, Andy (Ken Marino), Patty (Lisa Edelstein), and Cynthia (Regina King). Oscar-winning actress Jill Clayburgh was seen as Faith's freewheeling mom Cricket. Leap of Faith inaugurated its network run on February 28, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Lisa Edelstein
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Monk: Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine
Monk (Tony Shalhoub) is placed on a new medication which modifies his obsessive-compulsive disorder, making him a more relaxed and well-adjusted person--in fact, he's now so laid back that he's abandoned his conservative business suit in favor of a garishly flowered Hawaiian shirt! Unfortunately, Monk's gain is the SFPD's loss: The medication has seriously impaired his crimesolving abilities. As it happens, the "new" Monk could not have emerged at a less convenient time: Captain Stottlemeyer (Ted Levine) has been shot and wounded, and his assailant is still at large. This episode marks the last appearance of Bitty Schram as Monk's nurse-assistant Sharona Fleming. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Love for Rent
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A Colombian law student living in Los Angeles and recently threatened with deportation enters into an unusual agreement with an eccentric couple in hopes of maintaining her citizenship and earning her degree in actor-turned-director Shane Edelman's affectionate romantic comedy. Sofia (Angie Cepeda) once had big plans for her life, but lately it seems like everything is falling apart. Her debts steadily growing and her future in the U.S. thrown into question when the man she had married as a means of obtaining her Green Card cruelly steals all of her possessions while threatening her with divorce, Sofia's sole joy in life is the time spent with her precocious six-year-old neighbor Max (Max Wolf Burkholder), a lonesome boy whose parents have always been too busy to provide him with the attention he so desperately needs. When a series of comic coincidences lead Sofia into the company of wealthy eccentrics Frank (Jim Piddock) and Helen Bauman (Nora Dunn), she soon discovers that she may have found the answer to all of her problems. Saddened by their inability to bear children but determined to realize their dream of parenthood at any cost, Frank and Helen offer Sofia 50,000 dollars if she will agree to become a surrogate mother for the pair. Her outspoken cousin Monica (Martita Roca) and Monica's husband George (Richard Speight, Jr.) providing just the support needed to help her successfully deal with both her pregnancy and the increasingly strange demands placed on her by the Baumans in hopes of birthing a healthy baby, Sofia soon begins to feel an increasing closeness with her kindly doctor Neil (Ken Marino). Though her feelings are seemingly reciprocated at first, it soon becomes increasingly obvious that something in Neil's personal life is preventing him from developing a romantic bond with his adoring patient. Determined to face her labor and forge ahead despite her seemingly unending string of personal disappointments, Sofie strives to find the power to regain control of her life during a time when all hope seems lost and she appears to have no one to turn to. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Baxter
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A man with a "doormat" personality tries standing up for himself for a change in this comedy. Mild mannered tax accountant Elliot Sherman (Michael Showalter) is what he calls a "Baxter": the kind of calm, unexciting fellow who "wears sock garters" and "enjoys raking leaves." Loved by bosses and parents, Elliot is a perfectly nice guy. And that's his problem -- he's safe and pleasant, but not very interesting, so as a consequence he hasn't had much luck with long-term relationships, and more than one woman has abandoned him for someone more exciting. Elliot believes his luck has finally changed for the better when he becomes engaged to Caroline Swann (Elizabeth Banks), a smart and attractive editor at a successful magazine. However, a few weeks before the wedding, who should come back into Caroline's life but Bradley Lake (Justin Theroux), her high school sweetheart and, according to many, the great love of her life. Bradley quickly makes it clear that he wants to win Caroline back, and generally in such circumstances Elliot would politely step aside, but just this once Elliot decides to fight for the woman he loves. Elliot gains an unexpected champion in Cecil Mills (Michelle Williams), a frumpy but adorable temp employee at his office who encourages Elliot to develop a take-charge attitude, though the results aren't quite what he expects. The Baxter was written and directed by Michael Showalter, who also plays Elliot; Showalter was a member of the sketch comedy troupe the State, and also works with the comedy performance trio Stella, whose other members, Michael Ian Black and David Wain, also appear in the movie. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In the years before the Hamptons became the ultimate Long Island destination, two generations of clam diggers work the land and struggle to make sense of the changes that threaten to forever transform their simple way of life. The year is 1976, and the future Long Island vacationing hotspot is little more than a tight-knit community of hard-living folks who make their living from the sea. While the impending presidential race between Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter has the entire country swept up in the wind of change, the local Hamptons clam diggers begin waging a losing battle against the wealthy developers who are gradually encroaching on their waters. Hunt (Paul Rudd) is a restless and imaginative digger who comes from a long line of hardworking seafarers and has a keen eye for black-and-white photography. When Hunt's father suddenly dies, Hunt and his lifelong pals Frankie (Ken Marino), Jack (Ron Eldard), and Cons (Josh Hamilton) slowly begin to take stock of their modest lives. Meanwhile, as Hunt's recently divorced older sister, Gina (Maura Tierney), struggles to get by while working as a waitress at a local diner, Hunt himself enters into a playfully flirtatious relationship with vacationing Manhattanite Zoe (Lauren Ambrose). Constantly questioning why Hunt refuses to venture out of his dead-end town in favor of pursuing his artistic talents in the big city, Zoe serves as a persistent reminder that one is not always necessarily bound by his or her roots. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Lauren Ambrose
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Falling in Love With the Girl Next Door
Reunited as adults, childhood friends Mark Lucas (Bridget Brannagh and Theresa Connolly (Crystal Allen) fall in love and decide to get married. The wedding plans are okay so far as Mark and Theresa's golfing-buddy dads are concerned. Alas, the couple's mothers constitute a different story: Betsy Lucas (Shelley Long) and Bridget Connolly (Patty Duke) have carried on a bitter feud for the past 25 years, and they aren't about to go into "all is forgiven" mode just because their kids are in love. The situation reaches a disastrous peak when Betsy and Bridget take it upon themselves to arrange the couple's Catalina Island wedding--and as terrifying as these two ladies are when they're on opposite sides of the fence, they're even more so when they join forces! Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door was first telecast February 4, 2006, as a cinematic Valentine card from cable's Hallmark Channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Grey's Anatomy: 17 Seconds
The day's rounds require that George (T.R. Knight) team up with Derek (Patrick Dempsey)--and, less harmoniously, that Callie (Sara Ramirez, now a series regular) team up with Meredith (Ellen Pompeo). In other developments, Finn (Chris O'Donnell) gets an update on the wellbeing of Meredith's dog Doc; Denny (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is all primed for the transplant, but the donated heart suddenly becomes unavailable, forcing Izzie (Katherine Heigl) to take drastic measures; and Callie has something very important to say to George. The episode comes to a shocking climax as Burke (Isaiah Washington is literally laid low by an unexpected catastrophe. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Ten
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Much of the group responsible for MTV's The State -- including director/actor David Wain and performers Ken Marino, Kerri Kenney-Silver, and Joe Lo Truglio -- reunite for this outrageous, irreverent, and raunchy sketch comedy, which skewers the Ten Commandments. In the framing sequences, comedian Paul Rudd (who collaborated with much of the cast on Wet Hot American Summer and The Baxter) stands on a black stage with giant Biblical tablets projected behind him and promises to deliver ten mini-stories, each loosely based on one of the commandments, from "Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me" through "Thou Shalt Not Covet." For all of the storyteller's efforts, however, he is constantly, comically distracted by interferences, particularly those emanating from intrusions by his multiple girlfriends. The stories are nonetheless told one by one in short-film form, beginning with a sketch in which Stephen (Adam Brody) goes skydiving with his intended, Kelly (Winona Ryder), but forgets to wear his parachute and gets stuck in the mud, waist-deep, which draws gawkers, media, and in time, worshipers. Several of the subsequent stories consist of raunchy, jet-black riffs on sexual perversion, including one about a virginal librarian (Gretchen Mol) entangled in a sultry and messy affair with a Mexican, and another memorable bit about a nutty surgeon who plays a prank by burying a pair of scissors in a patient's stomach and is then sent to prison -- where he experiences brutal sexual abuse at the hands of other men. As an added bonus, the picture packs in a fully animated sequence, narrated by several crack-smokers, entitled "The Lying Rhino." ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Reno 911!: Miami
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The bumbling cops of Comedy Central's hit television series take a trip to Miami Beach for a national police convention. After the trip there turns out to be much more difficult than anticipated, the bumbling crew must leap into action when the convention center becomes the target of a biological terrorist attack. Lieutenant Jim Dangle (Thomas Lennon) must keep together his motley and inept crew in order to save everyone from the disaster, and keep peace on the streets of the popular Florida city. The film features the same cast from the popular Comedy Central series of the same name. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Role Models
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A pair of irresponsible energy drink salesmen realize that serving a month of hard time is nothing compared to spending 150 hours in a community mentorship program after they trash the company truck and find themselves at the mercy of the court in this comedy starring Seann William Scott and Paul Rudd. Wheeler (Scott) and Danny (Rudd) wouldn't necessarily be the first people a parent would turn to when seeking out a babysitter, in fact, they probably wouldn't even make the list in the first place. After slamming a few too many Minotaur energy drinks and crashing the company truck, however, the two loose-living pals narrowly avert jail when the court decides to let them become mentors to a group of young misfits. But how is the recently dumped Danny supposed to help bashful, role-playing geek Augie (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) become a man when all he can offer the boy is bitter sarcasm, and is beer-chugging man-child Wheeler really the best choice to help foul-mouthed fifth-grader Ronnie (Bobb'e J. Thompson) develop more respect for his elders? Probably not, but they'll have to do their best anyway when the center's ex-con director (Jane Lynch) confronts them with a harsh ultimatum. Now, if Wheeler and Danny can just make it through the rest of their probation without getting tossed in jail, maybe there's hope for the boys -- and Danny's relationship with his fed-up girlfriend (Elizabeth Banks) -- after all. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Party Down: Season 01
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Party Down [TV Series]
This sitcom focuses on a group of struggling performers living in L.A., who pay the bills working for a catering company called Party Down as they wait for their respective big breaks. Working everything from swank Hollywood mixers to children's birthday parties, the group endure a wide array of humiliations, bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase "paying your dues." ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Party Down: Season 02
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Childrens Hospital: Season 01
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Childrens Hospital: The Complete First and Second Seasons [2 Discs]
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This was my first attempt at Loop the Lake (10 KM run). It was very challenging. I really enjoyed the run and look forward to coming back next year. I found between the 8th and 9th K to be the biggest test. The course is similar to that of a cross-country course with lots of hills. Something like 99% of the run is on pavement. There were two very short sections across grass, and the other on a steep sand trail. The race commences as a "mass start" out of Windermere. Individual time chips are not provided, so if you want an accurate time, you should be standing near the starting line. The race finished up in Invermere, where the 1/2 and marathon finished. I would expect the number of participants to increase in the future. Good fun and great work by the Rotarians.
I've done this 1/2 two years in a row and will do it again and again. Knowing the course is 17 KM of gentle incline with a 4 KM drop at the end inspired me to work harder and create PBs both years! Plan for weather. It can be super hot or cold with rain. Aid stations are well-placed with amazing volunteers. After the race it feels great to wade straight into the lake at the finish line to cool off the feet and legs! Picturesque! Friendly! Tough course! Fabulous! This whole race is coordinated by about 25 Rotarians as their major fund-raiser for the year. They do an amazing job! They will gladly accept donations of time, prizes, or skills to enhance it! I took a friend with me this year. She loved it (did the ultra), and we are planning on taking a van-load of running-buddies with us next year to run this awesome race. Start training now with lots of sprint-intervals and hill work and you'll do just fine!
I agree with the comments from my friend from Fernie. This is a hard course in the second half and likely not one for a PR. But, I had a great time and I would recommend this to most runners. Plenty of aid stations and the field is very small - much of the time you are alone or with one other runner. It is little out of the way, but I would do it again and everyone was great - even breakfast at the end. I would not mind starting a half hour earlier as the second half was hot and sunny this year. Compliments to the great people of Invermere.
My first 1/2 marathon and after this course I am sure the rest will be much easier. It was soooo hot and no shade at all and more hills than I expected but it was on a mountain after all!!
I wouldn't recommend Invermere to anyone looking for a Personal Best. The course is extremely hilly and August in Invermere is HOT HOT HOT. Also, there were fewer than twenty people in the marathon, so you're bound to run much of the race alone without spectators. HOWEVER, it's a beautiful course. I did it as a long training run for a fall marathon and it's perfect -- hard enough that my September marathon will be easy by comparison. I was thirty minutes off a best time, which is a bit discouraging. But it was a lot of fun and everyone was super friendly. And we all got to start at the actual start line -- no fighting for position! I'll probably do it again ... but I'll need a little while to forget the pain of the last 20 kilometers first! The organization was great and there're nice plaques for the winners. Also, Invermere is a beautiful spot for someone looking to tie in a summer holiday for the family.
This marathon has few runners, so you find yourself mostly running alone. You are taken to the start by bus, and then do a nice long loop of the lovely Lake Windermere in the Columbia Valley. You don't see much of the lake until the second half of the course, and then you finish off in the lovely town of Invermere. Every KM is clearly marked and water/aid stations are plentiful. You will see virtually no spectators until the finish - don't expect the crowds along the course to push you along! The destination is well worth the trip - I enjoyed a week of vacation after the marathon in the Invermere area. I'd definitely run it again.
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Reviews by Chyren:ChyrenWashington 3.85/5 rDev +1.6% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Pours clear golden with unstoppable thick oily head. Massive bouquet of hops, both pine and citrus. The flavor backs off a bit in comparison to the scent, but it is sufficiently hoppy, piney, somewhat sweet and thick. For a strong IPA, this beer is incredibly drinkable and very affordable. This is easily one of my favorite offerings from New Belgian, aside from the defunct Springboard. Serving type: bottle 03-03-2011 00:49:25 | More by Chyren More User Reviews:ivanovichiTennessee 3.8/5 rDev +0.3% look: 4.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 4 12oz Can into a pint glass A- Poured a nice copper orange which looked more yellow in direct light, huge slightly off white head from this brew, left decent lacing throughout S- BOOM citrus and piney hops after a few it gets to be a bit much but for the first couple it's a nice IPA smell, right at the end there is a little sweetness, like caramel T- I think the balance is pretty off kilter here, not necessarily a bad thing but it it different. it starts out so hoppy and peaks with that pine flavor then just totally bottoms out and tastes like what I imagine dead flowers would taste like, dirt and grass. Again, as with smell, it got old after a few M- Carbonation, not obnoxiously so mind you. It's wet and dry at the same time, the boatload of hops really leaves a dry taste at the end O- I received a few of these from a friend and had the ability to try it again, and again, and again... I hope my taste testing of more than a few didn't skew my thoughts of it but I think the super hoppiness and relative dry aftertaste seemed a consensus from what I've read. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2013 02:47:57 | More by ivanovichi WVbeergeekOhio 3.83/5 rDev +1.1% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 Great to see New Belgium show up in Ohio, I heard about it, here's the new labeled Ranger IPA at a wowing $2.99 a bomber, I passed on the Fat Tire Ale and the Tripel and got two bombers of Ranger IPA. The forest ranger hat full of hops had me at hello. Beer pours a brilliant copper body with slightly off white head forming thick and rising well above the rim of my pint glass. Aroma earthy, pine, citric qualities...hey gang the hops are all here. Perfect drinkability, clean bitter hops but finishes clean and bready. The type of sessionable hops I could consume in number, albeit the ABV at 6.5% my stand in my way, clean cereal biscuit notes bring out a bread like character, that meshes well with the hops. Let me talk about the hops since it's an IPA and all...great hop flavor, grapefruit peel, pines, earthiness a bit of dirt kicked up on the palate. The label mentions Simcoe, Cascade, and Chinook relatively clean sharp bitter finish that's well balanced and doesn't really kill you with the hops, again the balance and drinkability with hop flavor think of drinking a bomber of something really mass produced with actual malt flavor and hop bitterness married in perfect balance. Overall I can't stop buying this after two bottles, I will drink the rest of the local stock available to me. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2013 00:57:35 | More by WVbeergeek BB1313Ohio 3.44/5 rDev -9.2% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 Enjoy by 3/30/14. 22oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours a transparent golden with a fluffy eggshell white head that leaves awesome lacing and retention. Looks great. The aromas initially punch you in the face, but they quickly mellow out. Lots of malts along with lime and watermelon. The flavors have a balance between the hops and malts. Lots of hop flavor with a subtle hop bitterness. I'm picking up alot of watermelon. More lime. Some grapefruit. Subtle hints of caramel. Some soap. Some pine. Alcohol goes unnoticed. Mouthfeel is nice. It's medium-bodied with active carbonation. It's creamy, but watery. Very easy to drink. Not bad. This is my first beer from New Belgium and they just hit Ohio shelves this week. This is a pretty solid IPA. Great balance. It doesn't quite standout compared to the top-tier examples of the style, but it's pretty enjoyable with a somewhat unique hop profile. $2.99/bomber is a great price in the world of bombers. Serving type: bottle 12-16-2013 21:21:40 | More by BB1313 |
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Outside of Viki's guest house (where Gigi now resides), Brody saw Gigi hugging Rex's high school jersey. Shane found "dad" upstairs. In fact, he found a photo of Brody that fell out of a copy of On The Road. Gigi was stunned. Shane wondered if he looked like "my dad." Brody eavesdropped on the entire interaction. Shane went back upstairs when Brody arrived at Gigi's front door.
David saw Jared and Natalie kissing in the diner booth. They wanted the guy at the counter (David, nattily dressed in a hairnet) to take their order. David pretended not to be able speak English. But when Natalie spoke Spanish to him, he knocked over some cutlery and hid under the counter. David dragged Noelle down and the two made a deal to help each other. David listened intently to the lovers' conversation and was quite intrigued when he learned that Jared was not a Buchanan. Natalie and Jared paid for their takeout from the diner and David immediately reappeared. He told Noelle and Moe he was quitting and heading back to Llanview, immediately.
Dorian cornered Langston at the doctor's office. Langston admitted that not only was she not pregnant, but she was a virgin. "Starr is pregnant," Dorian realized. Langston begged Dorian not to spill the beans and explained that Markko was trying to help her protect Starr. Langston apologized for upsetting Dorian and said she'd write the doctor, saying she was sorry for wasting her time. Dorian hoped that Starr wouldn't consider keeping the baby. After more of Langston's apologies, Dorian said she had never been more proud of her new daughter. Langston caught Dorian up on all the events of Starr and Cole. Dorian began to call Blair; she felt Blair should know about Starr's pregnancy.
Langston panicked.
In Virginia Beach, Starr and Cole played at the arcade and seemed for a while to forget their worries. Meanwhile, Blair and John showed a photo of Starr and Cole to Winter, not knowing he knew the runaway teens. Winter didn't know what to say as he noticed Starr and Cole out of the corner of his eye.
Bo took an extremely drunken Rex home and encouraged him to keep drinking water. Bo wanted to know why he crashed Adriana's party. "It's what you do," Rex insisted. Bo kept asking why. Rex said he was there to protect Adriana. Bo reminded him that the only male stripper at Adriana's bachelorette party was Rex. Rex admitted that he had kissed Gigi. Bo urged Rex to make sure he was ready to get married.
Adriana arrived at Dorian's house to spend the night before her wedding there. Adriana explained to Addie that Rex had come to her party to find Gigi. Addie was not convinced. Adriana said that she knows Rex better than any other person and remained certain that Rex was looking for Gigi. Addie tried to comfort her grand-niece, adding that she was going to be a beautiful bride and all her worries would soon be over.
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A drunken Rex visited Gigi hours before his wedding. "I had to see your face," he slurred. Gigi didn't want to hear anything Rex had to say. "Nothing's going to change. You're drunk; go home now," Gigi said. Rex admitted to drinking nine boilermakers (!). Gigi begged Rex not "to make me your cold feet. Don't blame me." Rex grabbed Gigi and was about to kiss her when Shane popped down the stairs. "Hey Rex, what are you doing here?" he asked innocently. Shane showed Rex the photo of Brody. "I know this guy — I bumped into him about an hour ago," Rex announced to a stunned Gigi. She reminded Rex that Brody was dead. Adriana called Gigi's home line but Gigi didn't pick up. She demanded Rex leave, and he reluctantly did. Gigi sadly plopped on the couch as Brody watched through the window.
As Brody was lurking outside of Gigi's, he was being harassed by text messages from Adriana. Brody told Adriana that Gigi was busy. Adriana immediately called Rex on their home phone and no one picked up. Panicked, Adriana called Layla and shared her paranoid thoughts. She was convinced that Rex was with Gigi. Adriana declared that she was going over to the loft to make sure Rex was in bed. Adriana arrived at the loft, but there was no Rex in sight. Rex finally came home and said he had gone for a walk. "I didn't want to be hung over for tomorrow," he lied. Rex told Adriana to leave. "The bride and groom shouldn't see each other before the wedding," he remembered. Adriana kept asking questions about his "walk." Adriana pulled him in for a kiss. "I want to make love," she stated, and the two started to. However, apparently things weren't working for Rex, as he was still drunk. Adriana and Rex looked very sad (too sad for a couple about to get married the next day).
At Ultra Violet, Talia and Antonio began kissing passionately in the backroom. Cristian caught them and demanded an explanation. The two hemmed and hawed and Cris left them alone to continue kissing. "Be safe," Cris said as he exited the club. Talia and Antonio exchanged "I love you"s and proceeded to make love in a bed Antonio had put together. Cris dropped in on Sarah and raved about the nachos she had managed to microwave. Sarah showed Cris her new lingerie and the two headed into her bedroom.
At La Boulaie, Markko paid a visit to Langston. Langston told her boyfriend that she was off "getting an abortion." Langston went on to explain that Dorian now knows that Starr is pregnant. The teens were frustrated that they have no way to contact Cole and Starr. They agreed that they were not going to let what happened to Starr happen to them, and they started kissing. Markko and Langston said goodbye with those memorable words — "Goodnight, freak." (Making reference to their song in Prom Night: The Musical.)
Blair, John and Todd cornered Winter — aka Eugene Silverstein — on the boardwalk. Todd threatened to "beat the crap" out of him if he didn't tell him where Starr and Cole were. "What are you doing here, Todd?" Blair demanded. Winter didn't think he had seen them. Blair told Todd to cool it. Todd told his wife that he'd talked to Starr and then walked off with Winter. John followed. Todd told Blair about the pre-paid phone and that he told Starr she could now see Cole. Todd added that despite his loosening of the rules, Starr was still not returning home. John, exasperated, walked off. "Why are you so mad at me?" Todd barked at his wife. "You want a list?" Blair replied. John bought a hot dog for Winter. "That's still not going to make me remember anything," he said. John explained that Todd was a little nuts. John asked that they start over and that "you tell me the truth." Winter said he never met anyone named Cole or Starr. John said he knew them. Winter exited. John immediately called someone for an ID and credit check on Winter and Eugene Silverstein. Blair and Todd yelled at each other all through the amusement park. "I want you to grow up and it looks like it's never going to happen," she railed. Todd, John and Blair checked into a motel. Blair wanted her own room. Todd began to argue, but backed down. Blair apologized for bringing John into all this. Blair couldn't get cell phone service, which is why she hadn't gotten Dorian "Call me now" message. John assured Blair that they would find the teens.
David paid Viki a pop-in visit and caught Charlie and Viki in a kiss. David reported he's been working at the Bon Jour Café, a bit of news that bowled Viki over. "You've been working?" she asked incredulously. Viki told David all about Jared being a Buchanan and that he passed all the DNA tests. Viki thought David was there for Adriana's wedding. "Yup, that's it," he gulped.
Jared didn't know how he could keep away from Natalie once they returned to Llanview. They ran into Bo and caught him up on Buchanan business. Nigel warned them to be careful because there would be trouble if they were caught kissing. David arrived at the mansion and said, after giving Jared the once over, "So this is the long lost Buchanan heir." David, of course, knows that Jared is actually NOT the heir, and made it clear that he knows "everything." Jared and Natalie exchanged nervous glances.
A very hungover Rex apologized for not being able to perform in bed the previous evening. "That's okay. We have our entire lifetime," Adriana reassured him. Rex hoped that he hadn't done a striptease in front of everyone at Ultra Violet. Unfortunately, Roxy confirmed that he had indeed done just that. Adriana headed out to get ready for the wedding. Roxy demanded some time. "I've got something very important to tell you...I am so proud of how you turned out," she said, tearing up. "I couldn't be a loser if I gave birth to you," she concluded. Rex told his mom that he loves her too. Matthew and Bo came by to pick Rex up, but he wasn't ready. Bo reminded Rex that he shouldn't have any doubts before getting married. "What are you telling me?" Rex asked. "That I shouldn't be getting married?" Bo assured his friend that getting married was a wonderful thing and it's great to make a commitment to someone, "especially if you are trying to have kids. Balsom, is something bothering you?" he asked. Rex said no and then started to write his vows, but couldn't get anywhere. Charlie left a message for Rex that he managed to get a ride with Viki to the wedding. Rex started to get dressed and then began a dialogue with himself in the mirror. Mirror Rex kept asking what would happen when he would run into Gigi on the street. Rex assured Mirror Rex that he would know exactly what to say to Adriana at the altar when "I look into her eyes."
Adriana checked in on Brody, who explained that he had seen Rex at Gigi's house last night. Adriana's face fell. Brody explained that nothing happened and Gigi had thrown Rex out. Adriana asked why he hadn't barged in. "I didn't go in because Gigi was crying," Brody explained. "Over Rex," Adriana said. Brody dropped by Gigi's house to find the phone ringing and no one home. He picked up the photo taken years ago of himself with Gigi.
Matthew looked through some family photo albums and asked who Little Richard was. "The architect of rock 'n' roll," Bo told his son. They looked at photos of Bo and Nora's nuptials. Matthew wished it had lasted. "I'm okay about it now," he said. "It just seems no one stays married, so what's the point of getting married?" he asked.
Shane showed his mom a photo he'd framed of his father. He saw that his mother was sad. Marcie dropped in and found Gigi all dressed for the wedding. She also found the pic of Brody. Gigi admitted that Rex was Shane's father. She continued to explain why she hadn't told Rex — "He left!" — that Brody had wanted her but had been killed, so she created the story so Shane would have a father in his mind. Marcie pleaded with her to tell Rex and Shane the truth. Gigi begged her not to tell anyone the truth. Marcie said that Shane would never forgive her if he eventually learned she had kept him from knowing his father, and added that Rex would be a terrific dad. Shane started coughing and then began to have an asthma attack. They raced over to Viki's to find his inhaler. Rex was at Viki's looking for Charlie (he didn't get the message) when he ran into Gigi and a wheezing Shane.
David made it clear to Natalie and Jared that he knows Jared isn't a real Buchanan. Natalie and Jared wondered if David knew that he's actually the Buchanan. David told them he would want money to stay quiet and was stunned that they didn't see a simple act of blackmail when it hit them. Natalie explained that David had wanted $10 million dollars to donate a liver to Jessica. That wasn't the same thing, David insisted; it wasn't a life and death situation. It was just money. Natalie had to leave to go to the wedding. "Natalie, aren't you going to kiss Uncle Jared goodbye?" David wheedled. The two shared a whopper of a smooch as David watched intently. Jared told David that the money would not be lasting long, as they were planning to announce the truth about Jared sooner than later. A frazzled Natalie arrived at the church with her bridesmaid dress.
At the church, Matthew, Bo and Charlie started looking for Rex. The men tried to stay cool. Talia and Antonio tried for a quickie but were caught and reprimanded by the minister. Later, Bo and everyone grew concerned as Rex was not anywhere to be found.
In the bridal party dressing room, all the ladies were getting dressed except Adriana, who was focused on her cell phone. Roxy crashed in with her all makeup stuff worrying Dorian that she'd mess up everyone's hair.
Adriana called Brody who reported that no one was at Gigi's house and "it looked as if they left fast." Adriana begged Dorian to help her be happy "just for today." Dorian headed over to Gigi's to see what she could do.
Rex helped Gigi hunt for Shane's inhaler. Shane fell to the floor. Rex and Gigi rushed him to the hospital. Rex refused to leave to go to his wedding.
"This is where I belong now," he said adamantly, causing Gigi to love him even more.
Brody looked at the photo of him and Gigi and decided to shave his beard.
Dorian surprised him at Gigi's and told him what he was going to do. Dorian offered to pay Brody double if he would return to Michigan. "You want Gigi to stop that wedding. You don't want your daughter to marry Balsom," Brody surmised. Dorian agreed. "Gigi was meant to stop that wedding. Do we understand each other?" Dorian asked. She added that Rex wasn't the right man for her daughter.
A queasy Starr watched Cole unpack groceries and then ran to throw up. Starr wept in Cole's arms. "I want my mother," she cried. Starr and Cole talked about their moms — that Cole had lost his and that Starr had left hers.
On the boardwalk, Blair began putting up flyers. Blair tormented Todd by saying she and John made passionate love all night. (They hadn't.) Blair and Todd started squabbling and all three of them headed out in different directions. John found Winter and asked him some questions, reminding him he has a juvie record. Winter confirmed that he knows where Starr and Cole are. Todd gave him a wad of cash and Winter immediately told them they were working at a restaurant. Todd ran off and found the restaurant owner, who didn't have a clue as to who those two kids were. Winter had sent Todd off on a wild goose chase and then pointed John and Blair in the direction of where the kids were actually living.
Roxy preferred to sit with Viki on her side of the church. "I'm a little ferklempt," she admitted. Charlie told Viki that Rex was a no-show at the wedding. Charlie took the blame for having a conversation about Gigi with Rex. Viki assured him that Rex was just late. Charlie was going to see if Rex was at Viki's place. Marcie wondered if everything was all right and immediately place a call to Gigi, asking if she had told Rex he is Shane's father.
Dorian charged into the groomsmen's room and asked where Rex was. She told Bo that he better prepare an announcement that the wedding must be called off. Charlie reported that Rex was not at Viki's house. Dorian demanded that Bo call off the wedding.
Meanwhile, at the hospital, Rex and Gigi almost kissed. Michael interrupted them and gave them a new prescription for Shane. Shane said if he had a dad, then he wouldn't be such a burden to his mother. "I don't need anyone but you," Gigi assured her son. Michael praised Rex for having done such a good job taking care of Shane. Michael assured him that he didn't think there was anything between Rex and Gigi. "Maybe you are not facing up to the truth," Michael said. Shane asked Rex if he wasn't marrying Adriana after all. Rex looked at Gigi. Gigi and Rex had a sad conversation outside of Shane's room. Gigi said it was a good thing that the church was only a few blocks away. Rex headed out to the church. Gigi pulled herself together and tried not to cry outside of Shane's room. Michael said there was no reason Shane couldn't go to the wedding. "As long as he stays off the dance floor," Michael said. Shane asked his mother to leave so he could get dressed. Michael wondered if Gigi really didn't want to go to Rex's wedding.
Bo told Adriana that they couldn't find Rex. "He's with her," Adriana snapped. The bridesmaids and Dorian tried to calm the bride down. Dorian told her daughter to keep taking deep breaths. She lied to Adriana about how she managed to get through to Brody.
A few moments later, Rex charged into the church. "Sorry I'm late," he said. "I'm sure Adriana will be so relieved," Dorian said cynically. Bo told Rex that everyone was starting to worry. "Do they have a reason?" he asked his buddy. Rex assured him they did not.
As the bridesmaids surrounded Adriana, Layla reported that Gigi and Shane weren't there yet, and she hadn't seen Brody, either. Dorian burst in with news that Rex was there. "He was doing some heroic good deed," Dorian added. The bridesmaids headed out. "I'm going to be Mrs. Rex Balsom," Adriana mused. She apologized for not treated her mother very well recently.
In the foyer of the church, Gigi told Dorian that she was invited by Adriana. "I know that you are in love with Rex, and I know that your son is Rex's child," Dorian told a terrified Gigi. Dorian implored her to tell the truth. "You want me to stop this wedding?" Gigi asked. Dorian pointed out that Adriana needs someone who is "entirely devoted to her. Rex is not that man." Gigi said she wouldn't use Shane to come between Rex and Adriana. "Rex deserves to know the truth and that is up to you," Dorian said.
Finally, the wedding began. The bridesmaids walked into place and Rex made it to the altar, but not before stopping and looking at Shane and Gigi.
A stunning Adriana walked unescorted down the aisle, trying very hard to smile. At the altar, Adriana tried to find Brody among the guests, but couldn't. The minister made the customary "if anyone has just cause that this man and woman should not be married..." remark.
At the bus station, Brody looked at the photo taken of him and Gigi, and had a flashback of when a pregnant Gigi said good-bye to him 10 years ago. He remembered their final conversation, when Brody told her he loved her. After much thinking, Brody raced from the bus station, leaving the photo behind.
Cole read Starr excerpts from a "what to expect" baby book. Blair and John were outside of a door. "This is where Winter said Starr and Cole would be,"
Blair said. John knocked on the door, then broke through the door...but they found the wrong kids. Cole saw that John and Blair were outside in the hall and immediately told Starr. The teens ran on to the boardwalk and saw the flyer with their pictures on it. John and Blair got into Cole and Starr's room and realized they had just left. John found a pregnancy pamphlet and figured it all out. John pocketed the pamphlet.
Cole said they had to leave town right away. Todd saw the kids and cried out, "Starr!" The teens turned around and began running. John saw the kids running away from Todd. Starr needed to catch her breath. The kids were cornered by Todd. "It's okay. I'll take you home now," Todd told his daughter. Starr and Cole continued to run. Todd caught up to Cole and began punching him. Starr tried to break it up and Todd accidentally pushed Starr down the stairs. Blair and John watched in horror as she tumbled down.
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• Port Aransas Community Park Swimming Pool, 700 Clark Parkway: swim lessons, water exercise and lap swimming. Open daily except Monday. Open swim: Tuesday through Thursday,1- 2 p.m., Friday through Sunday, 1-6 p.m. Lap swim: noon-1 p.m. Call 749-2416 for more lap swim hours and information. • Computer Center, Monday – Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; closed Sunday. Hours subject to volunteer availability. 430 N. Alister St. Free e-mail. 749-4011. • Art Center for the Islands: Classes, workshops. 749-7334. • The University of Texas at Austin Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) Visitors Center: Open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. • Port Aransas Museum, Alister at Brundrett Street. 1-5 p.m. Thursday - Saturday. • Trolley: 10 a.m.-5:55 p.m. Wave down anywhere along the route from Roberts Point Park to Beach Access Rd 1A and State Hwy. 361 South. Maps, schedules available at the Tourist Bureau. • Flexi-B bus service between Port Aransas and Corpus Christi by appointment. Call City Hall, 749-4111 to make reservations. Picks up passengers at 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Mon. – Fri. and at 10 a.m. Sat. Leaves Corpus Christi at 3:30 p.m. Mon. – Sat. $1.25 each way. Del Mar and TAMU-CC students ride free. • Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, 8 p.m. Monday through Sunday, Sharp Pavilion behind Trinity-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 433 Trojan. 749-6449. • Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Monday through Friday. St. Joseph Catholic Church parish hall, 100 Station St. Nonsmoking.
• Free Wetland Education Center tours, UTMSI, 10 a.m. Tues. and Thurs. • Port Aransas Running Club and Walkers, Too, 7 a.m., Tues., Wed., Thurs., community park swimming pool parking lot. Contact Steve Canion, 749-3388. • Rotary Club, noon Thurs., Pelican's Landing Restaurant, 337 N. Alister St. • Adult water exercise classes, 60 minutes, 8:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and noon, Tues.-Fri., community park swimming pool, 700 Clark Parkway. • Adult tennis, 7:30 a.m. Mon., Wed., Fri., and 7 p.m. Mon. and Wed., PAISD courts on Station Street. Free, no partner needed. Call Murray 749-4861 or 749-5131. • Port Aransas Museum tours of the Little Chapel on the Hill, first and third Friday and Saturday of each month at 9:30 a.m. Call or visit the museum for reservations, 749-3800. • Story Time, 10:30–11 a.m. Sat., Bill Ellis Memorial Library, 749-4116. • Port Aransas Volleyball Assoc. Mon., H.G. Olsen Elementary School gym, 100 Station St. • Birding on the Boardwalk, guided bird walk with Nan Dietert, 9 a.m., Wed. 749-4158. • Friends of the Library, alternating Wednesdays at the library, 710 W. Ave. A, 6 p.m. • Kiwanis Club, noon Wed., Jay's Seafood and Spaghetti Works, 710 State Hwy. 361. • Project FREE Free, anonymous and confidential testing for HIV, hepatitis-C, syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia, 10 a.m., first and third Tuesday of every month,JELM Center office,113 S. Alister St. Walk-ins O.K. • VFW Pool Tournament, 7 p.m., Wed., VFW, 311 N. Alister St. • Free hot lunches, 12:30 p.m., Sun., Grace Community Church, 1801 S. 11th St.
• Free movie, 3 p.m. UTMSI Visitor Center. 'Volcanoes of the Deep Sea,' 45 min. Subject to cancellation without notice. • Parrot Heads of Port Aransas, 6:30 p.m. Taqueria San Juan.
• Beach walk, 9 a.m. Horace Caldwell Pier. (See story this page.) • Ferries dedication ceremony, 10 a.m. Ramp No. 1 of the ferry landings. Reception, 11:30 a.m. Community Center. (See story Page1A.) • Fishing Break Fishing Tournament check-in, 4-9 p.m. Fred Rhodes Memorial Pavilion at Roberts Point Park. (See story Page 4B.)
• Youth Group of Community Presbyterian Church bake sale, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Family Center IGA. (See story Page 8A.) • Fishing Break Fishing Tournament weigh-in 1-6 p.m. Fred Rhodes Memorial Pavilion at Roberts Point Park. (See story Page 4B.)
• Free movie, 3 p.m. UTMSI Visitor Center. 'Shark Week: Future Shark,' 45 min. Subject to cancellation without notice.
• Movie at UTMSI Visitor Center cancelled.
• Free movie, 3 p.m. UTMSI Visitor Center. 'Planet Earth: Ocean Deep,' 60 min. Subject to cancellation without notice.
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The Island agenda is free of charge to non-profit organizations of Port Aransas for announcements of meetings and special events. To list an event or meeting, call 749-5131 or e-mail email@example.com BEFORE NOON MONDAY.


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As of February 28, my position as Senior Editor at First Things will end. Such is the publishing world: the challenge of producing a well-printed book of nearly a hundred pages in a world of sound-bites and digital images compels the journal to undertake major economies. I've been invited to contributed free-lance in the future and plan to do so.
I've been on leave since Thanksgiving writing a book which, God willing, should be out this summer.
Many thanks to all the many contributors to this forum.


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Executive Producer Paul Pabst College: Southern Illinois Professional Experience: Pro Football Weekly, CBS Sports, ESPN Odd Jobs: Paper boy, DJ at country/western bar Favorite Teams: Chicago Cubs, Liverpool FC, Yale football Greatest Athletic Achievement: The first year of grade-school football, I was riding the pine. We were on defense and we had only 10 men on the field, some kid forgot to go out on D. I ran on the field right before the play started and made the tackle. The coach told me to stay in the game because he was mad at the kid who forgot to go in. I started from then on. I still stunk, but I was like Clint Longley when the Cowboys' Roger Staubach went down ... but I didn't punch out Roger the Dodger to end my career. Sports Heroes: Walter Payton (He didn't showboat and played hard every week). Also Tony Hawk for making a street sport mainstream -- he gets ripped by skateboarders but he revolutionized sports. Favorite TV shows: The Shield, Deadliest Catch, Friday Night Lights. |
Executive Producer Todd Fritz College: New York University Professional Experience: WFAN (New York), KMPC (Los Angeles), Los Angeles Rams broadcasts, ESPN Odd Jobs: Camp counselor Favorite Teams: Denver Broncos, Houston Astros Greatest Athletic Achievement: Once struck out 18 batters in a six-inning little league game. My team still lost 3-1 due to errors and walks. Sports Heroes: John Elway and Nolan Ryan Favorite TV shows: The Honeymooners, The Twilight Zone, All In The Family, Friday Night Lights, Saturday Night Live, Super Nanny |
Producer Patrick "Seton" O'Connor College: West Virginia Professional Experience: Hartford radio, ESPN Odd Jobs: Security guard, flower delivery person, Postal worker Favorite Teams: Notre Dame, Seton Hall, and the New York Yankees Greatest Athletic Achievement: My first year of Little League, city championship, I played for underdog Sanitary Fuel, taking on the heavily favored Progressive Firehouse. Bottom of the seventh, which is the last inning in LL, one out, bases loaded, we were up by one. I was playing left field and caught a towering fly ball (it seemed to hang in the air for hours) hit by Kirk Asterita and threw it in to second to turn two. Game over. When seeing the ball hit in my direction, my father was quoted as saying "Oh Sh**." The city newspaper recapped the game the next day, saying "O'Connor, who hadn't caught a ball all season ... " My big defense over the years has been that I didn't have any balls hit to me. Sports Heroes: Muhammad Ali, Tony Hawk, Steve Balboni Favorite TV shows: MSNBC, Cash Cab, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Entourage, Law and Order |
Blogger Andrew "McLovin'" Perloff College: Dartmouth College Professional Experience: Fox Sports, MLB.com, NFL, SI.com Odd Jobs: Butcher's assistant, flower delivery person, grocery clerk Favorite Teams: Philadelphia Eagles, Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia 76ers Greatest Athletic Achievement: Named MVP of Southeastern Pa. JCC (Jewish Community Center) 1982 Little League season. To be fair, I was one of few players in league who didn't have to worry about losing his yarmulke when running the bases. Sports Heroes: Randall Cunningham, Julius Erving, Mike Schmidt Favorite TV shows: Simpsons, Larry Sanders Show, Flight of Conchords |