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The season finale of HBO's True Detective on Sky Atlantic towered imposingly over my telly-watching week; however, those in self-imposed exile who don't have Sky won't have seen this initially mind-blowing and even towards the more conventional ending superbly acted Southern Gothic whodunit, so Telly Addict does its usual dance around potential spoilers; we're on safer ground with Gogglebox on C4; The Battle For Britain's Breakfast and estate agents docusoap Under Offer on BBC2; plus the start of season five of Community on the Sony channel (is it too late for me?) and the end of the glorious season three of Parks & Rec on BBC4. You have, once again, been watching.
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This week's Telly Addict does not feature the first episode of the new season of Game Of Thrones, which, after weeks of hype, went out on Sky Atlantic at 2am on Monday morning (or Sunday night, if you prefer), to sync with the US premiere on HBO. It's impossible for me to review this epic saga without spoiling it for those without a Sky subscription, an HBO subscription or the spirit of lawlessness to illegally download. So, as an experiment, and a one-time-only deal, I have reviewed it separately, here. Thus, the regular Telly Addict is here. It's all about New Worlds on C4; Klondike on Discovery; The Trip to Italy on BBC2; Monkey Planet on BBC!; Endeavour on ITV; and a bit of The Voice on Gogglebox on C4.
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A piece of Telly Addict that will be forever England this week, from the thoroughly English (certainly Anglican) Rev on BBC2; the thoroughly American-English Martin Amis' England on BBC4; the thoroughly British, although surprisingly European A Very British Renaissance with the fantastic Dr James Fox on BBC2 (promoted, one might say, from BBC4); the thoroughly English Louis Theroux, who's moved to LA and made LA Stories for … BBC2; and, not at all English, but still British, and with English subtitled, 35 Diwrnod, the latest in Welsh-language noir from S4C, which is available, subtitled, on their website, if you can't access it via Sky or other satellites.
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I'm looking back on this week's Telly Addict to what might be regarded as "quite a night" for BBC2: Wednesday, when Line Of Duty reached its much-talked-about and much-watched conclusion after six weeks of internally investigative cop intrigue, and was directly followed by a brand new comedy, W1A, specifically pitched and designed to take the royal piss out of the BBC. This, you might argue, is what the BBC does best. Also: The Widower, Jeff Pope's latest true-life murder tale on ITV, where he works; Undercover Doctor – Cure Me I'm Gay with Dr Christian Jessen playing the gay Louis Theoux on C4; and two 30th anniversary specials, Arena: Whatever Happened To Spitting Image? on BBC2 and The Miners' Strike And Me on ITV.
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Sorry, failed to announce last week's Telly Addict (and the one before) on this blog, due to crashing deadlines, so here, in the traditional manner, is the alert for what is, in code, TA145, that's the 145th weekly TV review I've done since April 2011. Coming up to its third birthday! And still basically dancing the same jig: what I have done watched on the telly during the week previous, discussed, with myself, in a manner than cannot meaningfully be transcribed and run as text on the Guardian website, despite constant, whining calls for this service. (The same folk must often complain to a dog that they'd rather it was a cat.) Here we go then: Mind The Gap on BBC2, a nuanced look at the way London sucks talent and money away from "the rest of the country" from Evan Davis; Gogglebox, of course, on C4, although rationed doses for this third series, as as not to do myself out of a job; Shetland on BBC1, a detective drama almost as bleak as Hinterland; the delightful Great Canal Journeys with Prunella Scales and Timothy West on More4; the misleadingly titled Michael McIntyre Chat Show on BBC1; and a clip from Astronauts: Living In Space on C4. Normal service resumed.
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"Contains strong, real sex." There's a warning which, for some, will operate as an enticement. It adorns the posters for Stranger By The Lake (or, more properly, L'Inconnu du lac) a current French erotic thriller that's been picking up five-star reviews and which I went to see for my birthday. It was quite a present.
The story – one of social intrigue, moral ambiguity and brazen man-on-man rumpo – revolves around a secluded, idyllic gay cruising spot in the South of France on the edge of a man-made lake, where man-made men of all ages routinely spend the day sunbathing, swimming and chatting, often nude, as a springboard to sexual acts in the undergrowth. Notwithstanding the thriller element, it paints a utopian picture (all the better to be shattered by the thriller element). The sun glistens off the water. Blue skies gradually fade to cool evenings. There is ample car parking. Nobody seems to have a job to go to. Consenting adults get to know each other on towels, or not, and partner off, while others simply loiter in the bushes and watch.
For a lifelong heterosexual who was ostracised as a "poof" in his teens for dressing effeminately and warned off hanging out with actual gay men by his parents as it was interfering with his A-levels, onscreen portrayals of this sort of "scene" – ritualistic, understood, honest, practical – always fascinate me, I cannot lie. All the bullshit that goes with heterosexual courtship is refreshingly absent. Although most of the men in the film are fit, buff and handsome, some are older, fatter, and less idealised looking. Some are single, some are not. Most use condoms, others play a riskier game. It's the perfect milieu into which to introduce a less controllable danger: that of murder.
Outside of the thriller aspect, which recalls some of the more generic tropes of Plein Soleil and its English remake The Talented Mr Ripley, with more literal recent echoes of Jane Campion's Top Of The Lake, and even The Returned, Stranger By The Lake is notable chiefly for being the latest 18-certificate film to blur the borders between simulated sex and real sex – that is, frank, explicit, non-simulated, and thus by most people's definition "pornographic". The sex we're used to seeing onscreen, even in "sexy" films, is clearly all artful, choreographed bump and grind, and elevated to gentle titillation by soft focus, tantalising editing, orgasm acting and a saxophone. The sex herein involves erect penises and ejaculation. There, I've said it.
The screening of Stranger By The Lake we attended was in Soho and on a weekday morning. I specify "we", as all other patrons in the cinema were singles, and male, and – dare I generalise? – of a certain age. Not young men. This was an 18-certificate showing of a film. Not a porn movie in a porn cinema (although I'm sure Old Testament Daily Mail moralists would have a thing to say about its content). And yet, as specified, it contained images of strong, real sex. Which you don't get on the telly, not even in the background on True Detective.
As unfashionable as it may be to say it, I'm not partial to porn. I actually get more out of one of those faked, edited, saxophone scenes in 18-certificate movies, albeit briefly. I have no great desire to see people "do it" for real. But many do and they are better served in this regard than ever before. So is it wrong to pay money to see Stranger By The Lake for reasons on titillation? No. This is a healthy desire, albeit one perhaps better served at home. Because a lot of the film comprises people sitting on towels and talking, often about very little of import. If it were porn, it would be quite annoying.
As a film, I think it's quite brilliant. Singular, atmospheric, cool, disturbing; elliptical and sometimes unclear in terms of what's going on, but of a piece with the naturalistic way it's shot and acted. Director Alain Guiraudie holds his nerve, and the recurring fixed shot of the car park is a brilliant, evocative way of showing the passage of days. Pierre de Ladoncahmps and Christophe Paou are captivating as the younger, more innocent, smooth-skinned tourist Franck and the older, more hirsute alpha male Michel, respectively. It is their relationship – essentially sexual, but with emotional benefits – that drives the story. And although you think you see them have "strong, real sex", the more real bits are performed by body doubles. Even actors who are prepared to go full frontal are not necessarily up for going all the way.
A similar sleight of hand, or slight of genital, occurs in Lars Von Trier's Nymphomaniac Vol I and II, a diptych that really impressed me when I saw a preview of it in January – both films back to back, a four-hour sex marathon – and which I would recommend if you've enjoyed his previous work (particularly the first and second parts of this, Von Trier's loose "trilogy of depression", Antichrist and Melancholia). It's surprisingly linear, telling the self-loathing life story in flashback of the fearless Charlotte Gainsbourg's sex addict. Each "chapter", adorned with symbolism and cod-Freudian analysis, touches on a different aspect of her sex life, from virginity-shedding to sado-masochism and beyond, and there's a good deal of what looks like "strong, real sex".
And guess what? It's not Shia LaBeouf or Charlotte Gainsbourg's parts you're seeing going into each other, or being spanked or sucked. It's the parts of some porn actors, which have been seamlessly edited or digitally composited into the action. (See also: the astonishing Blue Is The Warmest Colour, which also apparently involved full prosthetic vaginas that the non-porn actors were strapped into. It's amazing what they can do these days.) Although some of the sex – particulary between LaBeouf and Stacy Martin playing the young Gainsbourg – borders on conventional, if not quite Hollywood, and its pretty torrid, but I would still steer you away from Nymphomaniac if it's titilation you seek! Much is seedy and disturbing, not least the scene where two African men have an argument over Gainsbourg while standing there naked and erect, like swordsmen. (That is, disturbing in the men's attitude to Gainsbourg – which, to be fair, the character has masochistically brought upon herself – but also quite a sight if you're not used to seeing men with erections banging around in front of them.)
Coincidentally, Pierre de Ladoncahmps from Stranger By The Lake, the non-hairy one, reminded me of Patrick, the lead gay man in Looking, HBO's simply adorable new comedy-drama about life on the non-heterosexual side of San Francisco, just coming to the end of its first season on Sky Atlantic. More education into the way things work within the gay community in America's gayest city. (I loved San Francisco the moment I set foot in the place back in the early 90s and fancied myself as quite local on a two-week stay there.) Patrick, played with puppy dog charm by Jonathan Groff (whom I don't even remember from Glee), is far less aggressively gay than his two companions, the experimental Agustín and the seasoned Dom, in that he's yet to be seen in a bathhouse and only in leather as fancy dress, and I guess he acts as a "way in" for hetero viewers. But the show does not shrink from its sexual preference. It could be about any firm friends in any city and their lives and loves, but many of the "issues" are gay-specific. I love it.
I think I was bound to; one of its founding writers and directors is Andrew Haigh, the openly gay British filmmaker whose second film Weekend I only belatedly caught on Film4 this year. It's as fetching and raw and irresistible as the reviews said at the time of its release: simply, the whirlwind 48-hour romance of two men in Nottingham, whose relationship is concertinaed by the fact that one of them is leaving for America on Monday. (Just as the talented Haigh would, ironically.) It's nothing like as sexually explicit as Stranger By The Lake, but it's still frank and unabashed, and once again depicts the mechanics of "encounter" culture – what the cool kids in America have now dubbed a "hook-up", I do believe: sex without strings, something women are now permitted to admit to pursuing. (Imagine!) This bypass of traditional courtship is again refreshing and confusing to a Victorian gentleman like myself.
Although it is simply beyond my understanding how anyone could regard a same-sex relationship as any less valid or meaningful or natural as a bi-gender one – I mean, really, are we still debating same-sex marriage and the equalisation of rights in the 21st century? – I do seem to have been exposed to a lot more gay cinema and TV of late, and my reaction to it is bound to be different to the reaction of someone gay, lesbian or transgender. Heterosexuals: we're like the fourth emergency service!
Dallas Buyers Club is an Oscar-stamped film about the gay community, set at a time when it was under attack not just from Bible-bashing moralists and the ignorant but from a new virus, too. Matthew McConaughey's real-life Texan protagonist is super-straight and in his bones homophobic, and his shifting attitude to the likes of Jared Leto's male-to-female transgender, HIV-positive drug addict forms the heart of the story. It is essentially a heterosexual film about homosexuality, and, like Patrick's "soft" gay man in Looking, McConaughey's conflicted cowboy acts as a bridge into another world.
I grew up in the 70s, when gays were figures of fun in entertainment, and little more. Thankfully, come the 80s, when my politics started to harden, gay storylines became de rigueur in soaps and entered the mainstream. The terror of AIDS served to either confirm or wash away prejudice. The tabloids continued to treat homosexuality as something that must be "confessed" by celebrities right through this progressive decade, and homophobia is still horribly rife among certain knots of men. But much progress has been made. The Sun still objectifies women and reduces anything complex to single syllables and capital letters, but you don't sense that the simple act of being gay is the news story it once might have been.
All that said, I wonder if some of the five-star reviews from heterosexual critics for Stranger By The Lake – mine included – are borne out of solidarity as much as out of dispassionate critical consensus. A willfully contrary, negative review of Under The Skin at the weekend called it "misogynistic" for its male gaze upon the Hollywood body of Scarlett Johansson, and yet – without giving too much away – it's the men who are presented as victims, not to mention meat, in the film. They appear completely naked, while she generally gets to keep her bra on, and are apparently priapic, although the light is low and my failing eyesight meant that I didn't even spot that their members were erect! Maybe I'm just getting used to them?
Writer's blog, Week 10, Tuesday
Happy birthday, Bobby Womack. It's traditional for me to say that on my birthday. It's my birthday. I'm still, miraculously, in my 40s, and found a single grey hair in one of my eyebrows the other day which I have yet to pluck expertly out for visual continuity. I feel OK, thanks. My eyesight is not as sharp as it was last year when I tried to avoid seeing the Oscar winners on breakfast news while I was on the treadmill in the gym (planning to watch the whole ceremony, as live, during the day) – what I'm saying is: it was a little bit easier to do so yesterday.
Clearly, I am giving myself the day off. (It was a close-run thing last night when I was called up at the last moment to spend at least part of today in the offices of a Shoreditch-based production company where I'm helping another writer storyline the second series of her sitcom, but I was stood down about an hour later, so the day is back to being my own again.) Even when you're self-employed, as I have been now since I was 32, you have the moral right to give yourself the day off without written warning, especially when you've been routinely working weekends since Christmas. I am going to see a gay film.
It seems, momentarily, to have stopped raining, which is a plus. And there are two baby sparrows in the back garden, hopping optimistically about. I have delivered a workable draft of Drama A, as I am calling it, so the waiting game begins. Torture, in other words. Meanwhile, what I shall herewith name Sitcom A (as the previous Sitcom A has been rejected by the BBC, so this one moves up to most-likely-to position) seems to be enjoying a shot in the arm, in the form of interest from a performer who might consider taking the lead role, which will really raise its game when we request a "table read" as a way of impressing upon its potential commissioning editor that he should commission it. We already have a fine cast assembled, but the lead pulled out, and the replacement is a much bigger name, so maybe it was for the best.
Not that anybody really cares, but of the eight main Oscar categories I was forced to predict for Radio Times, alongside my teen-cinephile hero Barry Norman (another annual tradition), I got half right. The one I wished I'd got right was Best Adapted Screenplay for Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope for Philomena, which went to John Ridley for 12 Years A Slave. I enjoyed watching the whole extravaganza play out in "real time" during the day yesterday, with coffee and chocolate. I've been measuring out my life in Oscar ceremonies since I was that young teenager, steered into film appreciation by the BBC's Film programme and not just Barry, but a string of replacements they put into his swivel chair in – I think – 1981: Ian Johnstone, Michael Wood among them. I've taken films seriously ever since.
I had a two-page feature printed in the Guardian yesterday about TV medical documentaries. I'm very proud of it. You can read it here. It's proper, and a nice little marker flag on my CV: first two-page feature in G2. Like Matthew McConaughey says, if you make yourself in ten years' time your hero today, you will never attain the position of "hero" but it will always give you someone to aim for. I'm definitely not the "hero" of myself in 2004, so maybe his crackpot, God-fearing theory holds some water.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVHRvnCTZGA&feature=youtu.beSeems to just be similar production to the most recent effort. I will probably get hold of this simply because the Purressence of Primitive Forests was a disappointment for me.
I haven't had a reason to buy a metal album in a while, so I'm really looking forward to this.
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In Italy today, the Roma face a level of racism and bigotry that would have been familiar to Italian immigrants to the United States over a century ago.
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Collective guilt, vigilante justice, and the scapegoating of entire ethnic groups have no place in an open society.
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Recently I read many pieces claiming Swan to be the best spinner in the world? Is he better than Vettori or Bhajji or Ramdev? (I am not sure whether Murali is still playing tests)
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There is a saying: Where there is no sugar, even neem flower can be sweet.
This is not something new. Before Swann, even Monty was acclaimed as the best!
Swann, no doubt is one of the best England has produced of recent times. But on quality rating he will not come anywhere near Harbhajan or Vettori.
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MELBOURNE, Australia - Teenage girls trading the risk of deadly melanoma for a year-round tan have helped spur a global backlash against the tanning bed industry.
International cancer experts have moved tanning beds into the top cancer risk category, but the Food and Drug Administration still lists them as Class I – a category that includes elastic bandages.
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Health officials from Brasilia to Sydney are banning tanning salons amid evidence that they cause malignant lesions. Use of tanning beds causes all three types of skin cancer, especially for people younger than 25, according to a study published in October from the University of California, San Francisco.
Doctors say the research, published in the British Medical Journal, should prompt tougher warnings on tanning machines that emit ultraviolet radiation.
Tanning salons support $5 billion in U.S. economic activity each year, according to the Food and Drug Administration. In May, Vermont followed California, banning teens under 18 from indoor tanning. In Europe, laws prohibiting teens from tanning beds have been enacted in 22 countries, 18 of them since 2009. Age limits in Australia may have forced the closing of a third of tanning bed operators there.
"We're seeing an uptick in melanoma cases and deaths among young women," said J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer with the Atlanta-based American Cancer Society. "Are we going to look back 15 to 20 years from now and wish we'd been more forceful about moving this process forward?"
The FDA has been reviewing its classification of tanning beds since 2010. The machines are subject to general controls such as establishment registration requirements and quality system regulation, spokeswoman Michelle Bolek said.
"This is an important public health issue and we're committed to providing consumers with an update soon on the agency's next steps on tanning bed regulation," she said.
The FDA currently ranks tanning machines as Class I devices -- as safe to use, in other words, as elastic bandages. Few other health groups share that position. The World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer in 2009 added ultraviolet radiation from tanning machines to a danger category of carcinogens that includes radon and plutonium.
Indoor tanning before age 35 increases the risk for melanoma by 75 percent, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report in May.
Brazil banned cosmetic tanning three years ago. Two Australian states have passed legislation to ban salons by 2015 and a third plans to introduce a similar bill within months.
Royal Philips Electronics, Europe's largest maker of medical equipment behind Siemens, was a major supplier of products for UV tanning until recently. The Amsterdam-based company discontinued its product portfolio between 2009 and 2010, said Jeannet Harpe, a spokeswoman for Philips Lighting.
"The business is becoming more and more tainted as the evidence becomes clearer," said Craig Sinclair, head of the WHO's Collaborative Centre for UV Radiation in Melbourne.
Every day in the United States, tanning beds are used by more than 1 million people, mostly white women ages 16 to 29, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Of the 28 million Americans who go to a tanning salon at least once a year, 2.3 million are teens.
More than 3.5 million skin cancers in 2 million people are diagnosed annually in the United States, according to the academy, a doctors' group in Schaumburg, Ill. This year, 81,240 melanoma cases will be diagnosed and 12,190 people will probably succumb to the malignancy, the American Cancer Society estimates. Women have a 1 in 377 chance of melanoma by age 39. For men, it's 1 in 677.
Ninety percent of skin cancers are associated with radiation exposure mainly from the sun, according to the International Skin Cancer Foundation in New York. The use of tanning beds compounds the impact of sun exposure because the radiation they emit is stronger than the long-wave UVA and shortwave UVB rays that reach the earth naturally.
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A western Kentucky cemetery is cracking down on the kinds of decorations that can be placed around graves.
Officials say enforcing the rules will save the City of Beaver Dam about $15,000 a year.
Hearing that they might have to change how they remember friends and family buried at Sunnyside Cemetery upsets some people.
Leslie Filback has a friend buried at Sunnyside and wasn't happy to hear that some of the decorations around his grave might have to go.
"If they're already on there, and they didn't enforce the rules, I mean, certain things should be okay," said Filback.
City leaders in Beaver Dam say that benches and some other things that are separate from the headstone aren't okay anymore.
Filback thinks that's going to cause some problems.
"There's elderly people out here who have benches, so that they can come sit with their loved ones and stuff, and if they have to take them down, then, you know, it might be harder for them to come out here, cause some of them can't stand for very long," said Filback.
Items placed right next to the headstone are allowed.
Beaver Dam Mayor Paul Sandefur knows it's a sensitive subject and wants to stop the problem before it gets worse.
"If the city is at fault at anything, I think it's kind of turning the head for a little while and letting some of this stuff start to come up out there," said Sandefur.
Filback has a possible solution for both sides.
"I would gladly come, you know, fix up Adam's grave or whoever...anybody else's that couldn't get out here. They just need to ask help from the community," said Filback.
Families have until the end of March to remove decorations that aren't allowed.
The mayor adds that it takes workers an extra seven hours to mow and 16 hours to weed around the decorations.
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I took my almost 1 year old white wolf to Kristi for his first ever grooming. She kept him all day, taking her time with him and making sure he enjoyed the experience. When I came back he looked amazing and had a smile from ear to ear!!! Koda loved his Spa Day and I will recommend Kristi's to all of my friends!!!
I dropped by Kristi's to see if my little dog needed an appointment to get his nails trimmed,he didn't need an appointment and he was finished in 5 min! It was a great experience for both of us!
ehh.. Mixed feelings – I have to agree with Deborah and some other posts that talk about how long this groomer takes. I dropped off my dog today at 9am per the appointment I made last week.He was really nervous when I dropped him off and I felt bad leaving him. I was pretty disappointed when I called at 4pm and my dog was still not finished I didn't pick him up until after 5pm. 8 hours is a ridiculous amount of time for my dog to be there. An appointment is an appointment and they really need to figure out timeslots. I really felt awful having my dog there all day.
I was a little shocked with the appearance of the establishment as well. It was very cluttered, unorganized and just looked kind of dirty. On a good note I am very happy with the quality of work. My dog looks great and I was really happy with the price. I will give them another try, but when making my appointment next time I will definitely set the expectation that 8 hours won't be tolerated and gain a commitment on pick up time.
Beware – they take a ridiculously long i took my pets in before 8 am (by appt) and was told they would be done @ 2pm..(which is stupidly long as it is) it was almost 6 pm before they were finished.. I had to drive about 20 mi. to do this totally wasted my whole day .. Very scarey place for a pet lover to take their pet.. my 3 were left with no food or water and i seriously doubt let to use the bathroom from 8am-6pm..The best part is one of my papered Yorkies she rudely informed me wasn't a Yorkie but a Silky.. asked my vet and he laughed.. she doesn't even look like a silky..
Good groomer, but – I took my Miniature Schnauzer to her twice. She does a good job with the grooming but keeps the dog too long. I will not tolerate three hours, or more, and she kept him three hours. I found a good mobile groomer to use, instead.
I won't go back – I've taken my dog to Kristi's on two occassions. The first time the cut was totally screwed up and I paid to have another groomer clean up the mess. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and tried a second time only to have my dog sit there all afternoon and when I picked him up he looked awful....
Kristi's Pet Grooming – I made a 10 am appt for my puppy on a Saturday and he was not ready to be picked up until 3:30 pm. I was very upset that my dog was kept in a kennel for so long. Please do not go here if you do not like your dog to be left in a kennel for long periods of time. ** Also, one other key reason I was upset- when I picked up my dog you could see that he was in need of H2O- he was panting and his mouth was dry!
We trust Kristi and her staff – We took our dog Happy to be groomed at a local Vets office years ago, she came home so upset she wouldn't play with her toys for two weeks. We said never again we would do it ourselves and we did. Then I heard about Kristi. I called and interviewed her over the phone and really liked her and her attitude. She is in business to serve the animals she loves to work with and their parents. We took Happy in and she was her same sweet playful self when we picked her up. When we take her in she loves Kristi and Krisi loves her. There is no fear only fun. And she does an awesome job. We have also taken in our very grumpy, extremely huge cat and she did a great job with him too! If you are looking for the best, you found her!
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We're excited to announce we've been added to the lineup for the Boston Calling Music Festival on May 24th. Tickets are on sale now here.
Thank you all so much for your overwhelming support for "V is for Victory," tickets sold out very quickly! We're excited to announce we are able to add a second night at the Crystal Ballroom on May 29th. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, March 13th, at noon PT here.
Laura Veirs will be our special guest on this show but the rest of the details remain the same: we'll perform Castaways and Cutouts in its entirety along with a second set of favorites with all proceeds going to support Victory Academy, Oregon's only full-time accredited school for kids on the autism spectrum.
VIP tickets will be available, which include early entrance to the show, a pre-show reception with the band (with light food and drink served), and a special limited-edition poster signed by the band.
Also coming up shortly in Portland, Colin and Black Prairie will join a fantastic line-up of artists on April 4th at the Aladdin Theater for the second annual Wesley Stace's Cabinet of Wonders benefit for MyMusicRx, a program of The Children's Cancer Association. For more information and tickets, visit here.
Full line-up:
- Jim James (of My Morning Jacket)
- Colin Meloy
- Wesley Stace
- Ural Thomas & the Pain
- China Forbes (of Pink Martini)
- Laura Viers
- Bobcat Goldthwait
- Willy Vlautin
- John Roderick (of The Long Winters)
- Black Prairie
Adored Mailing List Recipients,
Oh MLR, we have such news to give you. We know weve been cluttering your inbox here and there with, alternately, the comings and the goings of various members of the Decemberists during their time in Hiatus Mode, but we have a particularly juicy tidbit to impart today.
The band is emerging, jerboa-like, from their time in hibernation.
And this is no ordinary band-reemergence. No: the band is kicking off their time out of suspended animation with a gala concert event entitled V is for Victory, a benefit show for Victory Academy, Oregons only full-time accredited school for kids on the autism spectrum. Its to be held on May 30th at the Crystal Ballroom in sunny Portland, Oregon. Sallie Ford is opening. And in an effort to reacclimatize themselves to the new atmosphere of the outside world, theyll be communing with their younger selves by playing Castaways and Cutouts, their seminal 2002 long-player debut, in its entirety. You heard that right, folks. Theyll even be playing Cocoon. We have it on good authority that they, as of press time, do not even remember how to play Cocoon. Of course, theyll be playing a second sets of sentimental favorites as well. No one is expected to leave unsatisfied.
Tickets for "V is for Victory" will go on sale this Friday, March 7th, at noon PST, more info at crystalballroompdx.com. VIP tickets will also be available, which include early entrance to the show, a pre-show reception with the band (with light food and drink served), and a special limited-edition poster signed by the band.
Colin had this to say about the event and its beneficiary: Victory Academy is an important place, a positive educational environment for kids on the autism spectrum. In a public school system that is constantly failing its most vulnerable charges, we need more and better schools catering to the needs of autistic children. Victory is such a place. The Decemberists are proud and excited to do their part in raising money for their capital campaign to build a new school building." To learn more about the cause, please visit here.
The Decemberists
Adored Mailing List Recipients,
While the temperature of our cryogenic chamber is starting to heat back up, we have some more Decemberists-adjacent updates to bring your way:
Tune in to Showtime tomorrow night, December 13th, at 10pm for the premiere of Another Day / Another Time: Celebrating the Music of "Inside Llewyn Davis," which features performances by Colin and a slew of fantastic artists. The concert, inspired by the Coen Brothers' film, was recorded at Town Hall in NYC back in September; you can watch a trailer here.
Colin's West Coast solo dates are quickly approaching. As a reminder, his January run consists of stops in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle.
Keep an eye out at the merch table for Colin Meloy Sings The Kinks. Like the preceding Colin Meloy Sings entries (Morrissey, Shirley Collins, and Sam Cooke), the EP is available exclusively on the solo tour. However, for the sake of partial inclusiveness, NPR has a pair of the tracks streaming: Do You Remember Walter? and "Days."
It's time for another holiday sale! Get 20% off all apparel, select music, posters, and odds and ends in The Decemberists Shop through the end of the year. The Black Prairie Store is also getting in on the spirit with 15% off storewide.
While you're in an online shopping headspace, Wildwood Imperium, the third book in Colin's Wildwood Chronicles series, will be released in February and pre-orders are currently available. Visit here for details.
Black Prairie just wrapped up a stint in the studio recording their third LP, which will be released this spring. Stay tuned to their Facebook/Twitter or get in on their mailing list for those details as they pop up. You may get a chance to hear a sneak peak of their new album at the band's three Pacific Northwest shows in February opening up for Amos Lee.
The Decemberists
Time for another holiday sale! Get 20% off all apparel, select music, posters, and odds and ends in The Decemberists Shop through the end of the year.
As you may know, Colin will be hitting the road in November and January for his first solo tour in five years and he has recorded a new cover EP to bring along with him. Through a process involving public polling, meditative introspection and a completely random lottery, the subject for this tour's EP has been determined: The Kinks.
Like the preceding Colin Meloy Sings… entries (Morrissey, Shirley Collins, and Sam Cooke), Colin Meloy Sings The Kinks will be available exclusively on the solo tour but for those who can't make it out to see him, NPR is currently streaming Colin's version of "Do You Remember Walter?" from The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society here. We'll include the track list for the EP below and make sure to visit ColinMeloy.com to see the full list of tour dates.
Colin Meloy Sings The Kinks
1. Waterloo Sunset
2. Harry Rag
3. The Way Love Used To Be
4. Do You Remember Walter?
5. Days
Adored Mailing List Recipients,
People of the West! Grand legacy of westward expansion and the doctrine of manifest destiny! Sons and daughters of the Corps of Discovery! People of Cascadia and the Peoples' Republic of California!
Colin Meloy's solo tour, his first in five years, is coming to a major metropolitan center near you. Peruse, if you will, these here dates and cities:
|Jan 16
|The Fonda Theatre #
|Los Angeles, CA
|Jan 17
|The Fillmore #
|San Francisco, CA
|Jan 21
|Crystal Ballroom #
|Portland, OR
|Jan 22
|Neptune Theatre #
|Seattle, WA
# with John Roderick
As always, we extend a limited pre-sale to those of you who had the good sense to sign up for the Decemberists mailing list, now in its 12th year of production. That limited pre-sale starts tomorrow (9/24) at 10am pacific. Click on over HERE to purchase aforesaid tickets.
Public on-sale will follow on Friday (9/27).
Dates in full are listed here for your convenience. You can also dig in to one of Colin's various Social Media Proxies (SMPs) for up to date information.
(Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr)
|Nov 1
|Town Hall *
|New York, NY
|Nov 2
|Keswick Theatre *
|Glenside, PA
|Nov 4
|Somerville Theatre *
|Somerville, MA
|Nov 5
|Lincoln Theatre *
|Washington, DC
|Nov 6
|Carolina Theatre *
|Durham, NC
|Nov 8
|Variety Playhouse *
|Atlanta, GA
|Nov 9
|Headliners Music Hall *
|Louisville, KY
|Nov 11
|Park West *
|Chicago, IL
|Nov 12
|Majestic Theatre *
|Madison, WI
|Nov 13
|The Woman's Club *
|Minneapolis, MN
|Jan 16
|The Fonda Theatre #
|Los Angeles, CA
|Jan 17
|The Fillmore #
|San Francisco, CA
|Jan 21
|Crystal Ballroom #
|Portland, OR
|Jan 22
|Neptune Theatre #
|Seattle, WA
* with Eleanor Friedberger
# with John Roderick
The Decemberists
Adored Mailing List Recipients,
Pause a while, here, gentle traveler of the internet. We here at Decemberists HQ have an item of fairly serious consequence to impart.
Colin Meloy, singer and songwriter for the band, is embarking on A SOLO TOUR. It'll be his first in FIVE YEARS, folks.
The tour will bring him to many far-flung environs, from the eastern seaboard to slightly inland and just south a bit. It will vault him across the wide prairies of our great country's midsection. It will eventually lead him to the Pacific coast, but we're not quite ready to announce that part yet.
No doubt he'll be bringing in tow a slew of songs, new and old, familiar and not so familiar. Songs you're dying to witness live; songs you'd sort of forgotten about and to which you're not exactly opposed to listening. Also in tow? A brand new Colin Meloy Sings cover EP, which he's been doing since forever, or at least since he started doing these solo tours. He's paid tribute to Morrissey, Shirley Collins and Sam Cooke in the past; what will it be this time? Who knows? Does he even know? Possibly not.
But you want dates, don't you. Well, look no further:
|Aug 18
|Rocky Mt Folks Festival
|Lyons, CO
|Sept 5
|Ottawa Folk Festival
|Ottawa, Canada
|Nov 1
|Town Hall *
|New York, NY
|Nov 2
|Keswick Theatre *
|Glenside, PA
|Nov 4
|Somerville Theatre *
|Somerville, MA
|Nov 5
|Lincoln Theatre *
|Washington, DC
|Nov 6
|Carolina Theatre *
|Durham, NC
|Nov 8
|Variety Playhouse *
|Atlanta, GA
|Nov 9
|Headliners Music Hall*
|Louisville, KY
|Nov 11
|Park West *
|Chicago, IL
|Nov 12
|Majestic Theatre *
|Madison, WI
|Nov 13
|The Woman's Club *
|Minneapolis, MN
* with Eleanor Friedberger
A limited supply of pre-sale tickets for the tour will be available starting tomorrow, Wednesday 7/31, at 10am local time at ColinMeloy.com. Public tickets for most of these shows will go on sale this Friday, 8/2, at 10am local time (of venue); Chicago will go on-sale next Friday, 8/9, at 10am CT.
Anywho: come say hello! Sing along! It's going to be a cozy campfire-like time. Bring your own skewers.
The Decemberists
Our very own John Moen's second solo album under the moniker Perhapst is available today!
You can pick up a copy on iTunes or on CD/vinyl at Jealous Butcher.
For a preview, you can currently stream several tracks from the album:
Adored Mailing List Recipients,
Decemberists HQ here with your first Not Specifically Decemberists-Related Update of 2013! Although The Decemberists continue to be in collective stasis, that doesn't mean we don't have news that's worthy of your generous inbox hospitality.
First, Colin will perform at three great folk-leaning festivals this summer which will mark his first official solo sets in a very long time. He'll be at Winnipeg Folk Festival in mid-July, Newport Folk Festival in late July (which also happens to feature Black Prairie on the lineup, who we'll discuss shortly), and Rocky Mountain Folks Festival in Lyons, CO in mid-August. More details can be found below.
In addition to these festival dates, Colin will be one of many on hand to celebrate Robyn Hitchcock's 60th birthday at VIVA HITCHCOCK! on May 2nd at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Headlined by Hitchcock and the Venus 3 (Scott McCaughey, Bill Rieflin and Peter Buck), the evening will also feature performances by Amanda Palmer, Rhett Miller, Young Fresh Fellows, Andy Cabic (of Vetiver), Eric D. Johnson (of Fruit Bats), and Sean Nelson with Daniel Handler (aka Lemony Snicket) as MC. Keep an eye out for our very own John Moen on drums with the house band throughout the show. Tickets are on sale now.
You can catch Jenny, Nate, Funk, and John tonight as Black Prairie makes its network television debut on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on NBC at 11:35 pm ET. While likely not what they'll choose to play on air, you can watch their recent Led Zeppelin cover recorded at SiriusXM's The Loft here. One can only hope their TV debut goes better than the band's session at so-called music blog Up In The Branches. You can keep further abreast of Black Prairie's happenings, live and otherwise, by joining their mailing list.
This has admittedly been a North American-centric email so we have something of particular interest to our European friends (apologies to everywhere else… it's hard to please everyone!). All merchandise in the European Decemberists Shop is now 50% off! The sale includes some classic tees and hoodies, along with some special items from previous European tours. Check it out here.
The Decemberists HQ
Colin Meloy:
May 2 – VIVA HITCHCOCK!, San Francisco, CA
July 11 – Winnipeg Folk Festival, Winnipeg, MB
July 26-28 – Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI
August 16-18 – Rocky Mt Folks Festival, Lyons, CO
Black Prairie:
April 12 – Live Wire! Radio, Portland, OR
May 3 – May Day Music Fest, Portland, OR
July 18-21 – Northwest String Summit, North Plains, OR
July 26-28 – Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI
October 19 – Oregon Symphony, Portland, OR


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Some thoughts on the Hugo nominees
That's a bit of a misleading post title, I'm afraid… I'm not going to comment at length because it's a bit churlish to comment on a ballot one is part of, and also because my brains are fried (thanks to the snakelet, whom I think is secretly a zombie–has uncontrolled gestures, drools all the time, eats Mom's brains, what more evidence do you need?). But, more seriously–broadly, I agree with John Scalzi on the matter: you may or may not agree with the particular people on the ballot, but insofar as I know everyone has full rights to be there.
As John points out, it doesn't mean everyone gets automatic first place votes, or even votes above No Award. ETA: Where I disagree with John is that if you don't want to read some or all of the nominees, that's entirely fine by me. Yup, even if said nominees are me. I don't think being on the Hugo ballot entitles you to equal, measured and fair consideration on the sole basis of your work. See the end of the post for more details.
Also, whatever your thoughts on the ballot, please read and vote? The Hugos won't be a huge inclusive award unless there are lots of voters reflecting all walks of fandom, and this year is already on track to have a record number of voters–which is great. FYI, if you're not attending Worldcon it's not too late for a supporting membership, which nets you the voter's packet–lots of good fiction–and voting rights. Remember it's an Australian system, i.e. ranking by preference, which, by cushioning much of the effect of a splitting of votes, allows you to express several preferences, though it's not a panacea.
Further reading, well worth consideration (on the Hugo ballot, but more generally on the issue of divorcing authors from their works and the old "let's consider these solely on merit" chestnut):
Rose Lemberg
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Bloomberg News
DENVER — Days after Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper signed Colorado's toughest gun-control laws in more than a decade, some sheriffs are denouncing them as unenforceable, even in a state that has seen two of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper called on county sheriffs to carry out new gun-control measures.
The Associated Press
The county-level officers say measures limiting ammunition magazines to 15 rounds and requiring background checks for firearm purchases are impossible to carry out because they're poorly written and don't clearly define the elements of a crime.
"I've taken a stance that I will refuse to enforce any law that violates people's constitutional rights," said Teller County Sheriff Mike Ensminger, based in Divide, about 26 miles west of Colorado Springs.
"We can't figure out how these laws would be enforced at this point in time without violating someone's constitutional rights," Ensminger said in a telephone interview. "If the elements of the crime are confusing and don't make sense, it's going to be difficult to enforce those laws for fear the defendant would turn around and bring a lawsuit against the county."
The stance reflects the view of hundreds of rural law-enforcement officials in states from California to Maryland who publicly proclaimed in the weeks following the massacre at Newtown, Conn.'s Sandy Hook Elementary School that they would defy new gun laws in the name of protecting their constituents' right to bear arms. That divide persists throughout the United States as the debate over tightened gun restrictions plays out in Congress and statehouses.
"The scale of what we're seeing now is unprecedented," said Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Montgomery, Ala.-based Southern Poverty Law Center. "We have hundreds and hundreds of sheriffs around the country saying they will not enforce any gun control. We have 20 states considering laws that would nullify any gun legislation. That is unconstitutional."
The Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police took a different tack, endorsing the new firearms laws, which were introduced on Feb. 5 and approved by the Democrat-controlled legislature six weeks later, over protests from Republicans that they criminalized law-abiding citizens and did nothing to improve safety.
At a news briefing following a private bill-signing ceremony March 20, Hickenlooper called on county sheriffs to carry out the new measures.
"I fully expect all of our sheriffs and chiefs of police to enforce the law to the best of their ability," said the governor, 61, a first-term Democrat.
The laws were passed eight months after James Holmes was arrested in the deaths of 12 people and the wounding of 58 during a shooting rampage at an Aurora movie theater, and almost 14 years after two students killed 13 people and themselves at Columbine High School in a Denver suburb.
The debate over tightened gun laws will continue in Colorado this week when a House of Representatives committee holds hearings on a bill that would require in-person training for concealed carry permit applicants and a measure that would require domestic-violence offenders to surrender firearms.
As the debate over gun control goes on, sheriffs nationwide vowed disobedience should new gun measures be applied in their areas.
About 380 sheriffs declared they would uphold the U.S. Constitution's 2nd Amendment right to bear arms in the weeks following the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, where 20 children and six adults died, according to statements compiled by the Pima, Arizona-based Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association.
The group's beliefs represent a rerun of the politics that historically accompanied efforts to strengthen firearms laws, gun-control advocates say.
"Sheriffs and radical politics are nothing new on the gun issue," said Ladd Everitt, director of communications for the Washington-based Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. "These are elected officials and if you get someone from a right-wing county. you're going to have this."
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I have combination skin that has a tendency to get red around the T-zone. This Moisture Fruit Foaming Wash goes on gentle and smooth and leaves my skin feeling silky and much softer. I love the feel of the foam and the way my skin looks after I wash. The redness diminishes and my skin looks much more even toned and healthy. Great product!
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Just OK - not worth the price
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I like this product, but I was expecting it to smell much better! I have the Moisture Fruit cream and it smells/feels WONDERFUL, and this just smells OK, even a little bit like chemicals. I like the way it leaves my face feeling clean, but to be honest, I've had other foaming washes (from local stores) that cost half the price and I feel no difference.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
So So Product
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I like the foam and scent and the wash does clean my skin but I have to wash my eyes twice to get all of my mascara off. My skin does not feel soft at all after washing and it is definetly not moisturized after using. I have tried deep cleansing oil and mild touch cleansing oil and have been very pleased. I will stick with those.
Really like this
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Love the rich foam. Doesn't make my dry skin feel tight. I will buy again.
Perfect for my aging skin
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This is a great cleanser---I use it every morning and at night (after the deep cleansing oil to remove my make-up) and it does not dry out my skin, washes off easily, and leaves my skin clean, soft, and dewy.
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I LOVE this face wash! It cleans wonderfully without stripping my skin and rinses completely and easily. No residue! Plus it smells great!
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The verdict is still out on this one. I've only used it a few times as I'm trying to finish another cleanser.
My favorite cleanser so far.
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I baught this cleanser because it seemed like a good value. I love it! It desolves make-up and rinses clean no residue or tight dry feeling.
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Bought this for the first time for myself and love it. You only need a small amount for your face. Creamy lather and smells so good. Good value.
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I like all the DHC soaps and cleansers as far as their effect on my skin. But for me they seem to run out quickly or melt away in the soap dish. This cleanser comes out of the canister quite foamy so I find it easy to use just the right amount. Great feel on my skin and great value!


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African Hip Hop Indaba 2010 – 10th Anniversary
African Hip Hop Indaba 2010 – 10th Anniversary
This year we tried to re-introduce all the elements to the event. We had a great turnout for the solo B-Boy, DJ and MC battles. Winning DJ was Codax, Solo B-Boy was B-Boy Benny, Best MC was Simon Hemelbesem. Saturday Dance battles saw Bendy win best B-Girl, Toufeeq was best Junior B-boy, Best Popper was Alistor, Best Krumper was Kersy, Best B-Boy Crew was Project Eerste Rivier and Best Nu Skool Crew was Retro Black. We'd like to thank YOU the hip hop community for supporting our events and sponsors PetroSA, Jive, Ster Kinekor, Playstation, Dakine, Butan Wear, EchoUnlimited, Puma, Red bull, NAGmagazine, DenonDJ, GeminiDJ, Bush Radio, CTV, Flexfit, Paul Bothner Music,Axe
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Careful with that spelling (for some reason I preferred it to Canute or Kanute). Here is my premise. I think, like Clay Shirky, that we are living in a period of transformation rivalling the changes in society triggered by the printing press, the telegraph, the telephone, photography, film, television, or the start of the Internet (web 1.0). The application of social media inside and outside of business is changing everything. However, since around 2009 some of us on the leading edge of this curve, who up to this point have talked about enterprise 2.0 or web 2.0 applied to business, have been drifting towards using the term Social Business to describe it. Language is important. For me that language is wrong. If I ask the average woman or man in the street what a social business is they would tell me about organisations with a social conscience, philanthropic goals and ethical conduct - micro-blogging, collaboration and social media monitoring wouldn't enter their heads.
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The Public Relations Institute of Australia is excited to release an early view of the 2014 National Training Calendar (February-May). There are some amazing new additions to the 2014 lineup, to supplement the essential PR Core Topics.
In response to member feedback, the Public Relations Institute of Australia is increasing the number of free webinars in 2014. There will now be a broadcast every three weeks (except through school holidays) to keep practitioners in-step with developments and trends in Australia and overseas. See what's in store for February to June.
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Beretta 92FS Magazine, 9mm, Stainless Steel Look, 10RD
I just got these in and added my np3 bases to them and they are top notch worth every penny!
The good: Impeccable function, sturdy construction, easy to load even without a speed loader, and metal base plate - NO Plastic except the follower. Bonus, arrived ahead of schedule :).The Bad: Matte finish easily scratches/scrapes going in and out of magazine well, but that's a small price to pay. I bought two, maybe a third is in the cards, and I can consider polishing that for grins with my Dremel to see if that stands up any better.


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I just got done reading in T&R about the USC assistants' mistreating of dogs -- FROM FOURTEEN YEARS AGO! This is just ridiculous, one star athlete is taken to federal court for his heinous crimes and now every reporter or gossipmonger thinks that we as a nation want to be reminded of this type of behavior. Guess what . . . we DON'T! From reading the remarks on anything involving Vick and his legal issues, it's pretty clear that we as fans are tired of hearing about the topic of dogs and cruelty. It happens everyday, countless times, and only the pea-brain PETA people really take notice.
I grew up on a ranch and we had dogs that we used for rounding up cattle and horses. We had to train these dogs to do what we said and how ferociously we wanted it done. If our dogs stepped out of line, well they were punished. I'm not talking about shaking a finger at them and giving them a dirty look, a "time-out" if you will. We made sure that our dogs understood that they did wrong and were punished by a few good whacks over the head or if something really bad happened, a swift kick. None of this was over-excessive, we didn't lay the boot ten times or even give our all, and never did we punish for nothing, but we did hit our dogs. IS this wrong? No. Dogs aren't the smartest of animals and can't comprehend most of what people try and get across to them, but a little pain is a powerful motivator. After we punished them, it was never done again, ever. Our dogs learned and that was that. Police dogs are trained by using the chain around their neck and it ain't nice.
Back to my point. If the media is going to go so far out of their way, fourteen years, to stir the pot, it shows that they don't really care about the animals but just the story itself. Bring up something brand new, media, something that actually happened in the past YEAR and something that the person was CONVICTED for. Bringing up old news is worthless and shows lack of inspiration for the job.


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No fairytale ending for Rich Ross as Disney film studio chief
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Walt Disney Studios President Rich Ross, (L) attends the Hollywood Walk of Fame star unveiling for The Muppets on March 20, 2012. Ross will be stepping down as Chairman, it was recently announced.
It is not happily ever after for Rich Ross, who announced that after two years at the Walt Disney Co's movie studio, he will be stepping down as Chairman.
His exit follows the interplanetary adventure offering "John Carter," which burned up in release. With a ballooning budget, the film was one of the biggest financial fiascos in recent Hollywood history -- costs swelled to more than $250 million.
Never quite able to turn loose a monster franchise like "High School Musical" and "Hannah Montana," which built his reputation as president of the Disney Channel, Ross remarked in an email to his staff, "I no longer believe that the Chairman role is the right professional fit for me," reports Reuters.
Only weeks before his departure, Ross hosted a hoity Hollywood premiere for the big-budget film "The Avengers," a special effects flick that is part of Disney's Marvel subsidiary and poised to be one of the summer's biggest draws.


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A bounding pulse is a strong and forceful pulse.
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