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A Merrill family is reunited with their pets after a fire destroyed their home Saturday evening.
Just after 4:00 p.m. dispatch received a call reporting a structure fire at N2309 Moritzville Avenue in the Town of Merrill. A Deputy from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office was the first to arrive on scene. The Deputy described the house as engulfed in flames. Fire units from the Merrill Fire Department along with units from the Pine River Fire Department responded to the scene and extinguished the fire.
The tenants were not home at the time of the fire, however, two dogs and a kitten were in the home. One dog was safely removed from the home by a neighbor prior to emergency personnel arriving on the scene. The second was a puppy that was locked in a kennel in the home. The puppy was also safely removed from the house by the first Deputy who arrived on the scene. The kitten was found still in the home after the fire was put out, hiding under a chair.
During the fire, one of the tenants and a family member were arrested for disorderly conduct and obstructing emergency personnel. The arrested parties refused to obey the orders of law enforcement on the scene and their conduct interfered with the emergency personnel's safety and ability to properly respond to an emergency.
The Merrill Police Department assisted with traffic management.
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AZ:That's, like, every journalist's dream. "All right, I'll become a rock star."
JH:I was 30 years old, I had nothing to lose. It was like rock and roll called me. I woke up and I had this amazing mustache overnight, a pair of leather gloves, a cape and black leather boots. And I don't even really, honey, know where they came from.
AZ:People do sleep-walking and sleep-driving. Maybe you did sleep-shopping.
JH:The gods of rock bestowed it to me. The cape was made by the gods of rock themselves, I'm pretty sure.
AZ:What is the care of your mustache? It seems the focal point of your look.
JH:It's my Samson hair, baby. I don't really know if you can characterize it as a mustache. I think technically it's a soft boomerang of love. I don't wear one; I own it. Like Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott, baby.
AZ:That's quite a mustache to aspire to.
JH:It's like, "Dude, I'm a man, check it out." That's what it's about, baby. [laughs]What did you think when you saw it in St. Louis?
AZ:I was kind of like, honestly, you look like an extra actor from CHiPs.
JH:Totally. I like to think of myself as an up-and-coming star in the adult industry.
AZ:I can see that, too. Well, you are infiltrating a different kind of TV with the TV commercials [for Wendy's, Payless Shoes, etc.].
JH:This really ain't no Bible study, we didn't come here to save whales, this is rock and roll. We came here to have a good time and hang out with ladies.


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Youtube comment:"DEATH to all Emos, get a life or get laid attention seeking fucks". See this guy is a gink.
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All the damn ginks are making this place smell like fucking curry.
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A crabby, bitter and unattractive old person. Ginks tend to be impoverished, indignant urban dwellers with the same political and social leanings that they had in their 20s, who blame everyone but themselves for their myriad problems, and accost total strangers to air complaints.
Political demonstrations always seem to include at least one wrinkly, unsmiling, badly-dressed septuagenarian gink sporting a homemade sign and haranguing passersby.
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It's the mix up of the words girls and drinks = ginks!
ginks on saturday night?
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Stoner: Dude that gink was so sick!
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He says, "it was important for us to talk back and forth and you could look in a person's eyes and say we need that piece of information and for them to say the same thing to us."
He says both sides still have a lot of homework to do before the plans for JetBlue service from New York to Naples can take flight.
He says there are several concerns that need to be worked out. "Weight of the aircraft they'll be operating and how many flights and where they are going to. And the landing distance, we've always been concerned about the landing distance."
The weight limit on the runway at the Naples airport is 75,000 pounds. But the JetBlue aircraft is about 115,000, so the airport authority would have to apply for a weight wavier to make it happen. He says that is the main point of contention for people who oppose the plans. "The weight restriction is the typical thing. If we are going to let somebody change that, the next thing is we'll be bringing 747s in here and that's just nonsense and not true."
He adds, "yes we'd like to have aircraft less than 75,000 pounds but those aircraft are having a hard time competing with the price of fuel right now and maybe that's not a possibility."
But he is encouraged by the progress, and hopes airport authority will vote on plans by the end of the year. "Having JetBlue say they are interested is very positive for us but we just have to know what weight we are talking about, number of operations and things like that," he says.
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"Both of our teams definitely gained respect in the region," head coach Scott Pesch said. "We achieved our goal of placing both teams in the top five. I'm proud that we're among the top teams in the country."
Bridget Berg earned All-Region honors for the second consecutive year, leading the Lumberjacks with a sixth-place individual finish. The senior covered the 6-kilometer distance on Kohuku Golf course in a time of 21 minutes, 41.78 seconds.
Junior Devon Kelsey produced her best race of the season, also earning All-Region recognition with an 8th place finish. Kelsey handled the heat, turning in a clocking of 22:04 under the Hawaiian sunshine.
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- EarlyDrive Sep 26, 2010 04:03 PM
Walked past what appears to be another Kenzo location -- a block or so west of Spadina, north side. The sign in the window says it is to open mid-October.
138 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ON , CA
re: Wench Foraday
Agreed. Kenzo Ramen is going to be a salty, tasty treat on cold campus nights! Yumm
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6180 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2M, CA
re: Wench Foraday
Guu too? On Bloor in the Annex????
398 Church Street, Toronto, ON M5B 2A2, CA
This is EXCELLENT news. I love Kenzo. previous poster summed it up perfectly. Kenzo, Guu, and Sushi Couture in the Annex. As of a few months ago, that strip had very few good eats. Now we're talkin'.
138 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ON , CA
398 Church Street, Toronto, ON M5B 2A2, CA
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456 Bloor St. W., Toronto, ON M5S 1X8, CA
This totally poked at my ramen cravings. Couldn't resist :\
Pics: http://www.cookiesandtomatoes.com/201...
I've tried almost everything on the menu. While my favourite is still King of Kings, I decided to try something different this time. More about the other bowls after what I just tried:
Tonkatsu Ramen ($8.95
)Hakata Pork Bone Soup = Salty noodle goodness
Baby bok choi, red peppers, green onions, pork, and the classic swirly-dough-ramen-guy in a salty broth. This definitely satisfied my noodle craving. Pork is my favourite when it comes to ramen, and I always savour the egg - it consistently arrives at a perfect sunny colour - just between soft and hard. The tasty broth, filling egg-based noodles, slices of salty pork, and veggies make this yummy bowl. I dumped a load of spices in my noodles which really perked it up. Would've been just as happy without it but I can never get enough spice!
Ji Su Men ($9.95)
Finely chopped chicken i a special thick soup
The first few slurps were very tasty. The second few were good. Halfway through, the sesame oil had coated my mouth and I was quickly feeling full which is not normal for me. It usually takes me about 20 minutes to get there but the overload of thick sesame oil made me feel icky and pretty uncomfortable for awhile after. Well I can't blame it all on the Ji Su Men - my friend finished less than half of her bowl so I polished the rest off. I have issues with leaving food behind!
The "special thick soup" is essentially broth, cracked egg, and lots of sesame seed oil. The bowl was full of tasty vegetables - cabbage, sprouts, greens, mushrooms, and garlic. The chicken was good, but nothing beats salty slices of pork.
If you really like sesame you will enjoy this. I did in the beginning. However, if your system tends to reject an overload of oil...then you may feel regrets. If you want to try it, I say order it with a friend or two and ask for extra bowls. You'll enjoy the tasty flavour without going overboard.
Overall, Kenzo Ramen satisfies my noodle cravings. I have yet to find a bowl as tasty as what I had in Japan in Toronto, but this is the best so far! Great on winter nights (so comforting at 10PM when it's dark and cold).
Erin's Kenzo Ramen Ranking:
1. The King of Kings - seaweed, tasty broth, pork, egg, and a generous serving
2. Netsu Ramen - A bit spicy & full of meat and veggies. Not slices of pork though, which is my preference tied with Tonkatsu Ramen
3. Miso Ramen - Misotare & soybean paste
4. Sho-yu Ramen & Shi-o Ramen (both good basic ramens)
5. Ji Su Men
I've also tried their takoyaki (baked octopus balls) and gyoza (dumplings). Both are decent, but nothing note-worthy in my opinion. Get 'em if you're curious but definitely don't skip out on the noodles!
138 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ON , CA
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re: ekim256
Thanks for your review. I always want to try new things on the menu, but I love the Netsu ramen so much that it's hard to go for anything else. I have has the tokoyaki and and gyoza, which were very good.
re: acd123
I have to retry their takoyaki and that of Manpuku to compare. I'm pretty sure Manpuku was a little better. Or rather, I just need an excuse to eat Takoyaki twice. haha.
I always think about their nagasaki champion, but out of sheer laziness I don't order it because I don't like peeling shrimp and I love pork in ramen.
The Netsu is great, I agree. I'm always struggling between that and King of Kings...ahh...I'm craving noodles again.
I'm interested in trying their yakisoba & okonomiyaki too!
105 McCaul St, Toronto, ON M5T, CA
re: Pincus
As an update, I called the Bloor location today and the gentleman who answered said they would open "sometime next month".
re: EarlyDrive
They told me Oct 25th. I guess there have been some delays. I can't wait to have it in the hood.
re: acd123
Ditto. Maybe he meant next week instead of next month? I'm checking back on the 25th then.
re: EarlyDrive
Gotta be sometime this month. SIgn on the door says "A Japanese noodle restaurant will open in mid-October." I'll be waiting anxiously for my ramen fix...
re: pravit
Maybe they haven't updated the sign?
re: EarlyDrive
I walked by it later last night. I will have to head out there on the weekend, now that it's getting cold enough to really appreciate a big bowl of ramen.
IT'S OPEN!! I got this in my email today:
Hi, this is Kenzo Ramen.
We are now pleased to announce that We recently open new Kenzo on 372 Bloor st. West Toronto (416)921-6787.
We hope you come and enjoy at our new location as always.
Thank you and it is always a great honor to serve you all.
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re: meatnveg
Ummm, it's been open for like a month :)
re: themiguel
:0) well, maybe now they're ready to be critiqued.
re: themiguel
I live in waterloo.
Surprising it took them a month to send out the email
Thanks to a nearby meeting, combined with a fortuitous check if this thread and presto, I had a delicious bowl of ramen at the new Annex location yesterday. I had the pork bone soup and it was so so tasty - a milky broth (what makes it white?), delicious slices of braised pork, a gorgeous green chunk of bok choi and of course, those wonderful noodles. It was perfectly delicious from the first slurpy spoonful, even more so after I added the chopped garlic on the side of the bowl and a few shakes of the hot spices. I was quite full after 2/3 of the bowl and over-stuffed after finishing it off - could.not.stop - a wonderfully warming and comforting meal in a bowl for $10.
re: peppermint pate
the milky is usually because they've cooked the bones so long, if I'm not mistaken!
re: jlunar
The milky white color comes from a few things including type of bones, double boiling them to get the blood/gunk out, skimming frequently, and keeping it at a rolling boil.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
It's funny about their tonkotsu broth - it was milky, had good body, and was salty and delicious, but I wouldn't say that there was much pork flavour or meatiness to it at all. I guess that could be a good thing depending on how much you like porkiness.
Also, I've been there three times since it opened, and they haven't yet had the tonkotsu miso or tonkotsu shoyu available.
Complaints aside, their gyoza are indeed really nice, and I don't even like pan-fried dumplings in general very much.
re: Wench Foraday
I mean, there's too many things to mention that are wrong with their Ramen so I'll just sum my disappointment up by saying that they just don't do a balanced bowl of noodles. I wish they did.
I just wanted to add my add my thumbs up to this new location. I love the Kenzo on Dundas, but it is usually so cramped in there. The new place is a lot more spacious. And the ramen was equally as yummy.
138 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ON , CA
re: Notorious P.I.G.
I knew I wasn't the only one!
re: Notorious P.I.G.
At the advice of the board i went in on Saturday and had it for the first time - i had the king of kings and the wife and little one had another few as well. I don't exactly know what i'm missing here but i thought it was rubbish, I would take pho any day of the week over this --- i thought it lacked flavour and was pretty grossed out by that fish wheel thingy as well. and it looked like mr. noodles in the bottom --- i don't get it. yuck.


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- meatn3 Oct 12, 2011 05:36 PM
Thurs. 10/13 is the preview day, opening at 3 p.m. Admission will be discounted - same as advanced ticket purchase.
The N & O Fair Blog mentions a few new foods this year (the term food is debatable :-D) -
*Lemon stick - basically a peppermint stick in a lemon
*Deep-fried Kool-Aid - described as a hush puppy with sweet cherry flavored filling sprinkled with kool-aid
*Deep-fried bubblegum - kind of a fried batter with marshmallow and chick-lets
Let's post our fair eating news here.
Let the eating begin!
Sadly, the "new" food offerings seem quite unremarkable. As usual, I'm looking forward to the cider and kettle corn, both sold in the Village of Yesteryear. Those are by far my favorites.
There will be at least one breakfast at the Fair. My problem is that I can never remember which church stand has the food items I like. One has better biscuits, another has link sausage. Yet another has non-watery grits and another has real milk, as opposed to powdered creamer, for the coffee. Ah, but which one is which? Something to ponder while watching the pig races.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
It is in Raleigh, not far from I-40. Raleigh is about an hour from I-95.
re: tryityoulllikeit
Take it from me, former Vermonter, and skip the maple cotton candy and head for the Honey cotton candy in the next building. Sublime!
re: aeron75
You know, I saw that right after getting the maple. There were quite a few folks lined up. I was going to try a sample but didn't...ah well, next time. Thanks for the tip!
I was just about to revive the fair thread from last year!
I'll be there Saturday and Sunday, and will try to pace myself this year. There are a few traditions - a ham biscuit for breakfast, a polish sausage for lunch, NCSU ice cream somewhere in the middle. I had a disappointing cinnamon roll last year, so I leaning towards mini donuts instead this time around.
For 'hounds who work near the fair grounds, they are offering a special lunch entry pass on weekdays this year. Enter through gate 12 after 11:30am, instead of regular admission buy a lunch card for $8, enjoy lunchtime at the fair, exit through gate 12 by 1:30pm and return your lunch card for an $8 refund.
re: mpjmph
Wow, that's crazy...and good to know!
re: Leadmine
There is also one across from the Kerr Scott Building
re: chazzer
Thank you for that tip b/c our preferred vendor changed their batter this year. Almost like the dog was surrounded by fried dough. Some might like that but we prefer a batter with more corn meal. The other by the Kerr Scott was better. Although I noticed a visible increase in the amount of vendors that hand dip corn dogs now, or at least that advertise it.
Found myself reminiscing over when the price of a turkey leg was $6 and then $7. Now they're $8 or $8.50 (McBride's - why in the world would you want your employees dealing with that many quarters?). I suspect they'll be $10 if not next year then by 2013.
We went tonight - first time going on opening day. I rather like it. Wasn't crowded, venders weren't frazzled, produce and floral displays looking their best.
We had a blooming onion from Dr. Veggie (near ag build with green/yellow flags) It was almost oil free with a nice light batter and a mildly spicy sauce. Country ham biscuit from Cary Methodist (1.75) was excellent. Tried a 4-H Campfire flavor ice cream from NC States booth by the handicraft building. It was gram-cracker ice cream with mini chocolate chips and marshmallow creme - a take on s'mores. We liked it a lot. Their ice cream is so creamy and delicious.
Ended things with the wonderful little donuts from the booth near the ag center. First time ever we have not had to wait in line for them!
BTW, thanks for mentioning the pig races, Rockycat! They were hysterical. The animals race in order to munch on cheese puffs at the finish line! The ducks were the funniest...
re: meatn3
^ +1
There's almost nothing funnier in nature than watching a duck run.
re: Leadmine
I am so looking foward to going this weekend and eating myself silly. Does anyone know a deep fried candybar vender who serves them still hot, it is no fun after they have cooled down.
And for you duck race fans http://youtu.be/hMeGtKc6Yqg
re: chazzer
I think getting hot fried candy is most good luck and timing. There is a booth across from the row of church restaurants that asked me if I wanted to take what they already had made last year, or wait a few minutes for fresh/hot. I think most places will give you one fresh from the fryer if you're willing to wait a few minutes.
re: meatn3
I also went on Friday night--it really was a pleasant night to be there. I also stopped in for some NCSU Howlin' Wolf ice cream. The chocolate peanut butter swirl was very good. I think they use actual peanut butter instead of some kind of peanut butter flavored syrup like a lot of brands out there, because the PB wasn't salty (that's not necessarily a bad thing.)
I also had my first funnel cake in about 15 years...just the basic with powdered sugar. Yup, crunchy and sweet, just like I remember. ::drool:::
OK, went last Sunday and had something new for me...Texas Frito Pie I think it was called. It was in the same booth as the killer strawberry shortcake just up from the Village of Yesteryear. They had a sign that claimed it was voted 2010 Best New Fair Food. Doesn't look like it would be but quite delicious. Somehow a frito scooper shape is filled with a very nice flavored chili and bit of cheddar, lightly rolled in a fine cornmeal and deep fried and served with your choice of sour cream and/or salsa.
re: Sue in Mt P
Just have them deep fry it all and it will almost seem like the fair!
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NEW YORK An aggressive push for prime scrap in Ohio and western Pennsylvania by at least one steel mill rumored to be short material is expected to have a knock-on effect on scrap prices in surrounding regions as the market begins to speculate on July pricing.
Buoyed by the mills recent rush for prime scrap, several dealers said supply appears tight going into July and indicated that they expect prime material to rise anywhere between $15 and $30 per gross ton, depending on the region. Dealers said they also anticipate a pricing uptick on cut grades and shred, with speculation that obsolete prices in July could increase between $10 and $20 per gross ton.
Due to next weeks Independence Day holiday, many sources said they expect mills will attempt to tie up tons first and prices later, with the bulk of final price negotiations expected to conclude in the second week of July.
Participants forecast of a longer negotiating period in July is due to the expectation that dealers will wait out the market longer in the hope of securing better pricing.
"Dealers have made up their minds that the market will go up $20 to $30 at least. No one is talking any less, and some are talking more. Trading will probably drag out to the week of July 8 in an effort to starve mills of scrap because a number of mills in the region are short," said a buyer for one Midwest mill. "Other markets (like Texas, Mexico and the Southeast) still appear to be more reasonable and are not yet affected by the Ohio market."
Several market participants said one large consumer paid significantly higher prices for No. 1 busheling in the Ohio and western Pennsylvania market this week, but they were quick to note that they expect the mill to pay well above the overall market due to trading concerns with the mill.
A second source said that continuing mill interest in prime grades and the relatively lower interest in shred will once again increase the price differential between busheling and shred in July.
At the same time, some dealers suggested production outages at steel sheet plants could encourage electric-arc furnace (EF) operators to push for more scrap volumes when they return to buy in July.
"On steel, the AK (Steel Corp.) Middletown (Ohio) outage may reduce some steel supply, also with (U.S. Steel Corp.s Lake Erie Works) on lockout. Added steel may need to come from EFs pushing scrap a little more," a third source said.
"It appears the market has set itself up for some type of increase. (Im) not sure it is warranted, but emotions can sometimes be the overriding factor, rather than supply and demand. It appears mills in the Midwest are poised to give back some dollars (on scrap) in July. Estimates currently range from $10 to as high as $30," said another Midwest buyer, who expects shredded scrap to attract more attention should prices for prime material spike.
"The market is firm and trending bullish for mills in Indiana and (to the east). Iowa mills (are) slower, but that will not impact (the) leader that is Ohio," one broker said.
A Detroit dealer said he believes mills did not cover their needs in June and will look to make full buys in July. Flows also are a concern, he said. "Scrap is just not out there and our inventory numbers companywide continue to go down, not up. With primes being as tight as they are, I do believe this will put added pressure on shred and cuts."
A St. Louis dealer said he expects next month to go against historical trends. "While July is historically a weaker market, given the summer mill shutdowns and decent scrap flow, this July is an exception. Inflow volumes are much tighter this go-around. Ive already had people contact me to dedicate tonnages going into July starting late last week."
An Indiana trader agreed, noting that July could be the month dealers have longed for. "(It) seems like this could be the month all dealers have waited for. Markets seem firm. Some are calling primes up $40 to $50 or more. We will see. Mills that need scrap now are pushing before the market really comes out. Seems like plenty of interest in buying scrap(but) as we know, things change every day."
Another Midwest dealer said he was still uncertain of price direction. "The sense has been the mills will have to pay up money, maybe $10 to $20. But I suspect they will try to buy sideways and then give in a little as they meet dealer resistance. We dont have much coming in so our suppliers think up money will be out there. All I really know is its dang hot, the economy sucks and not much scrap is around from what I can surmise."
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Gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 bath condo located on one of the finest beaches on Crooked Lake. The condo changed ownership in May 2013 and has been completely renovated since that time. Renovations include a brand new kitchen with all new stainless steel appliances, high end cabinets, solid surface countertops, oil rubbed bronze fixtures, all new lighting, plumbing, dishes, cooking and eating utensils, etc...
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The 3rd bedroom has two twin beds and a twin over double bunk bed. This room has been decorated, with no expense spared, as a bunk room straight out of Pottery Barn.
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Come relax and enjoy the Inland Waterway and all Northern Michigan has to offer from this 'like new' condo.
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1.5 stars for visuals, minus a star for the ridiculous hype, then further minus everything but that tiny sliver of my memory about how, truly, it looked pretty good, and still felt so not worth it. wish i could thumbs-up all the snarky and "what a waste of library funds" comments here cause this film...this film! aggggh! it's so bad! flee! flee! FLEE!!! super overrated, mediocre, annoying film. suckyyyyyyyyyy
Gravity is mildly entertaining - Clooney enters the Soyaz Escape Capusel in full rig space suit while Bullock is wearing Little more more than her birth suite. The reality of space physics would have sucked Bullock, extruded is better word, from the escape pod and left her body an elongate mass of interconnected organs and connective tissue. In he movie George simply enters the capsule in full space walk uniform and nothing happens Bullock should have immediately died that been extruded from the capsule as a fine elongate strip of protoplasm.Reality was never a strong point of Hollywood . 2001 A Space Oddoesy is a better choice for plausable outterspace thriller on a cold winters night.
This movie has some of the best visual effects I've ever seen and the sound effects are likewise brilliant. But seeing Sandra Bullock floating around in space for over an hour was a bit tedious. It deserved to win the "Visual Effects" and "Sound Mixing" Oscars, but not the other 5 (Best Director, Best Cinematography, etc).
This movie was nothing more than Sandra Bullock floating around in space, screaming, and running into stuff. I know some people are saying it was good for the sounds, or technology used to make the film. However when I watch a movie I watch it to enjoy it, not to say that the effects were good. This movie really didn't have much of a plot, and it was boring.
Visually interesting, but the story and characters weren't compelling. I thought the best part was the special short on how they filmed it--that was fascinating!
Wow -- this was an incredible movie! Although some aspects don't seem realistic in terms of the science, I realized that space was really a metaphor for different aspects of Ryan's condition. At first, space represents being involuntarily and dangerously isolated from those she had depended on, from loss of all communications with Houston to the loss of her fellow astronauts. But then there's a moment when space also represents a welcome slide into oblivion, a quiet giving up of having to fight to live. Sometimes (esp in the beginning) Sandra Bullock irritated me, but by the end, I was drawn into her character and the story. George Clooney is also excellent. An amazing, powerful movie, harrowing as well as inspiring!
Wow -- Loved the special effects. Story had a lot of holes in it -- but one really needed to flow with the tale rather than scrutinize it.
To me it was an uplifting story about how a woman got a grip and came into her own.
The last scene where she reblesses her life on earth felt really real and fantastic. Sandra Bullock did a great job.
This is a 2013 science fiction thriller directed, co-written, co-produced and co-edited by Alfonso Cuarón.
It depicts the mid-orbit destruction of their space shuttle and their subsequent attempt to return to Earth.
The British company Framestore spent more than three years creating most of the film's visual effects, which comprise over 80 of its 91 minutes.
The 144-minute "Making of Gravity" is a fascinating, amazing yet entertaining documentary you would love to enjoy.
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I thought it might be 'too slow',.. but the 91 minutes sped by quickly for me. The people badmouthing this film as "Bad Science" should at least TRY to be specific. Just what are they claiming is inaccurate ??!
Good acting, great action, breathtaking scenery,.. works for me.
When I expected this film to win an Oscar for best picture, I was shocked that it didn't, but I concider Gravity to win best picture instead of 12 Years of Slave, as it was the highlighted film to win many Oscars as Slumdog Milllionaire. Gravity was intense and gripping! This movie was shot as a simple survival story in space... but I connected to it even more at a much deeper level. The way that the cinematography was shot, I felt I was in space floating with Sandra Bullock's character, Dr. Ryan Stone... that was a technical achievement in itself... But I was also able to feel what it was like to be in the mind of her character. I feared with her, struggled to survive with her, felt the hopelessness of life and accepted death with her, and then, found air, found new life, and was born again with her. Sandra Bullock has put on an Oscar worthy performance, and it sure did help with Alfonso Cuaron being at the helm to guide this film. What a genius. It's been awhile since I've been deeply absorbed into the thoughts and feelings of a character on screen. This movie was truly a journey and an experience into the mind and soul of Dr. Ryan Stone's character. Wow, such an amazing film. An unforgettable experience! Must see in theaters with the biggest screen you can find. Therefore, this is why I like Gravity, as it should've won an Oscar for best pictutre, but someday, it will with other significant awards, like Golden Globe, BAFTAs, and etc………….
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At 600KM above planet Earth the temperature fluctuates between +258 and -148 degrees Fahrenheit. There is nothing to carry sound. No air pressure. No oxygen. Life in space is impossible.
"Matt, do you have visual on just what Mission Specialist Shariff is doing up there?" "He appears to be doing some form of the Macarena. That would be just a best guess scenario on my part."
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BY FRAN SPIELMAN City Hall Reporter May 21, 2014 12:36PM
Southwest Side Ald. Marty Quinn (13th) has had it up to here with home remodelers and construction companies that use masking tape to attach fliers to garages, peeling off the paint when the advertising is removed.
"It's another form of graffiti. It causes destruction, and it's unsightly," Quinn said.
"When I woke up this morning, there were three blocks in my eyesight that had a new flier on it. It's grown rampant on the Southwest Side, and it's citywide. Alleys are made for garbage pickup and for homeowners to access their garage. They're not for solicitation."
On Wednesday, Quinn persuaded the City Council's License Committee to throw the book at such unscrupulous tactics.
The ordinance would make it a crime — punishable by fines ranging from $200 to $1,000 — to "make a hole, remove paint or otherwise damage the surface of any structure or object where commercial advertising material is placed." Ward superintendents would write the tickets.
Identical fines would apply to another pet peeve of aldermen across the city: Using "a method of delivery that causes or reasonably could cause" advertising materials to "become dislodged and blow away" or be "deposited by the elements" on Chicago sidewalks, streets, alleys residences or public places.
Quinn was not alone in complaining about the perennial problem of advertising fliers that either go flying or damage private property after being taped to it.
Ald. Ariel Reboyras (30th) said he "has an entire garage door at home decorated" with home improvement fliers.
"Every other day, we get hammered with those. It sticks on the wood. Then, it falls in the alley and becomes garbage. Who picks it up? We have to," Reboyras said.
Ald. James Cappleman (46th) estimated that fliers stuck in gates or attached to light poles account for at least 25 percent of the litter on Uptown streets.
"It clogs up our sewer catch basins. I'm picking it up all the time. I'm sick and tired of it. I'm so delighted to support this ordinance," Cappleman said.
Northwest Side Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) agreed that the fliers are a "nuisance," but there's a bigger problem: Most of the contractors who engage in such obtrusive and destructive advertising tactics are also unlicensed.
"And once they talk their way into Grandma's house to do some repairs, they tell her all about the fire hazards. And pretty soon, she's spending $100,000 of her money … and she has no more life savings," Cullerton said.
Minutes after Wednesday's vote, Cullerton said he called the "garage door and construction" company on a flier that Quinn brought to Wednesday's committee meeting.
"I said, `Do you have a city license?' And he said, `What do you need a license for?' When I told him you need a city business license, he hung up on me," Cullerton said.


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The Detroit Lions are starting to purge their roster as the league prepares to roll into the free agency portion of the year. The Lions could use some help via free agency, but they are currently trying to clear up some salary cap issues. Last week, the team parted ways with veteran defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch and they are hoping to enter talks with quarterback Matthew Stafford in order to work out a contract extension. Vanden Bosch, a team leader and high motor player, only recorded 3.5 sacks in 2012 and was set to count $10.7 million against Detroit's salary cap this season. With Cliff Avril a free agent and Vanden Bosch's decreasing production on the field, he was simply not worth that number. The Lions are now attempting to try to get a new long-term deal done with QB Matthew Stafford. According to the team's official website, Stafford is set to count $20 million against the team's cap number next season. Stafford is a solid quarterback. Now that the injury issues are behind...
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|End wall attachment
|FLUID CONTAINER COMPONENT ASSEMBLY - A fluid container component assembly includes a fluid container component including a body and at least one mounting feature attached to the body. The mounting feature(s) are configured to magnetically engage a portion of a fluid container shell.
|BARRIER-TYPE CONTAINER MADE OF PLASTICS - A barrier-type container made of plastics, comprising a stiffening structure made of plastics which is obtained by injection-molding or blow-molding and at least one barrier element made of a flexible aluminum sheet, which are directly joined at at least one respective portion, the barrier element being sealable to at least the stiffening structure.
|Tank truck end plate having wave-shaped brink reinforced ring - The invention relates to a tank truck end plate having a wave-shaped brink reinforced ring. An arced convex portion and an arced concave portion are continuously formed on the periphery of the end plate of the tank of the tank truck, and the region of the frame periphery of the arced concave portion is formed with an arced convex surface, which has the curvature greater than the curvature of the arced convex surface of the end plate of the tank of the conventional tank truck. According to this design, the end plate has the enhanced strength, surface smoothness, smoothness and straightness of the distal end of the periphery and the overall smoothness.
|PORTABLE FOOD PRODUCT CONTAINER - Apparatus and method for temporarily fastening a food package to a support surface. A portable food package includes at least one compartment having a plurality of side walls, adapted to provide lateral support to contain food product within the food compartment, and a substantially planar bottom attached to the side walls. The bottom has an inner side disposed in the food compartment and an underside disposed outside of the food compartment. The portable food package also includes an adhesive strip affixed to the underside of the bottom, the adhesive strip adapted to temporarily adhere the bottom of the food package to a substantially horizontal support surface.
|SEALING COVER ASSEMBLY FOR AN UNDERGROUND UTILITY BOX - A sealing cover assembly that provides a liquid-tight seal around the upper perimeter of an underground utility box includes an upper lid element, a lower lid element, and a resilient, elastomeric sealing element sandwiched in between. The sealing element includes a peripheral sealing lip that mates with a peripheral surface of the upper lid element, and a sealing flange that seats in a peripheral groove or slot in the lower lid element. The peripheral lip bears against an interior surface of the underground box to form a seal The underside of the lower lid element includes fastening elements for securing an accessory holder to the underside of the cover assembly. A central fastening assembly secures the upper and lower lid elements together with the sealing element captured therebetween.
|ATTACHABLE, REPLACEABLE SKID PAD FOR RECEPTACLE - Systems, methods, and devices that facilitate producing and using an attachable, replaceable skid pad on a receptacle are presented. A skid pad can be created using a desired material(s), wherein the skid pad can be desirably shaped to conform with a bottom edge of a receptacle so that the skid pad can be desirably attached to the bottom edge of the receptacle and so that the outer surface of the skid pad can be desirably used to pull or drag the receptacle across a wide variety of surfaces, including soft or malleable surfaces. The skid pad can be attached to the receptacle using screws to attach it to, using a desired adhesive to attach it to, or by being snapped onto, a bottom region of the receptacle. The skid pad is removable from the receptacle when desired (e.g., when worn) and can be replaced with another skid pad.
|Seal for beverage can/bottle providing hygiene and confidence in hygiene - A seal for beverage can/bottle that is a seal for a beverage can and for a beverage bottle, respectively. The seal for the beverage can/bottle provides a solution to the problem of the hygiene of the mouth contact areas of the beverage can/bottle, respectively, in this, that it covers these areas. The seal for the beverage can/bottle provides a solution to the problem of the confidence in the hygiene of the areas of the beverage can/bottle, respectively, that it covers in this, that it, itself, undergoes irreversible change. When the seal for the beverage can/bottle, itself, underwent no change whatsoever, the user is sure that no one before him removed and returned this seal to its previous place.
|BULK WIRE ISOLATOR APPARATUS - An apparatus includes a bulk wire container comprising coiled wire and an isolator. The isolator includes an attachment means to said bulk wire container, an inlet, an outlet, and a wire engaging means. The wire engaging means translates longitudinal axial movement of the wire in the inlet into circumferential tangential movement about the wire engaging means.
|Tip holder for aerosol dispensing containers - A tip holder mountable on an aerosol dispensing container wherein the tip holder has a plurality of spraying dispensing tip holders for frictionally and releasably holding spare spraying dispensing tips.
|Combination Air Freshener and Fluid Dispenser - An assembly includes a fluid dispenser, an engagement feature on a portion of the fluid dispenser and a fragrance element with one or more surfaces that define an opening through the fragrance element, wherein the portion of the fluid dispenser with the engagement feature can extend through the opening in the fragrance element to engage a mounting base on an opposite side of the fragrance element.
|PAINT CAN EXTENDER - This invention relates to a device having a generally cylindrical main body defining an inner channel extending therethrough, a first connection member proximate one end of the device and a second connection member proximate the first connection member. The connection members are formed as annularly cantilevered snap-fit connectors, with each connection member sized to fit a particular opening in a container. Once engaged with the container, the contents may be poured through the inner channel and out through a pour spout formed distally from the connection members. An annular ring is disposed between each connection member and thereby defines an upper shoulder on the first connection member and a lower shoulder on the second connection member.
|Combination pizza box and leveling device - An embodiment of the present invention is a combination of a pizza box and leveling device for the pizza box. The pizza box has at least one sidewall that is formed having two adjacent panels with a cavity between the adjacent panels, and, a bottom that has at least one slot. The at least one slot is substantially aligned with and provides access to the cavity. And, the leveling device has at least one portion thereof formed for insertion into the at least one slot and further into the cavity of the sidewall of the pizza box so as to detachably attach the leveling device to the pizza box.
|FUEL RESISTANCE PACKAGE - A fuel resistance package includes a member to be sealed, which is used in a fuel atmosphere including an aromatic compound or ethanol, and a sealing member, which seals the member to be sealed so that the member to be sealed is protected from fuel in the fuel atmosphere. The sealing member is made of resin containing glycidyl amine-based epoxy resin having a glass-transition temperature of 180° C. or more and a dielectric constant of 3.5 or less as epoxy resin, an amine-based hardener that ring-opens epoxy groups of the epoxy resin to harden the epoxy resin, and filler made of silica.
|TIP RESISTANT BEVERAGE CONTAINER HOLDER - A tip resistant beverage container holder includes a central container support region with a wall defining an inner perimeter for holding a container, a generally horizontal base connecting lower ends of the inner perimeter wall, and a wall defining an outer perimeter; a base region with a larger perimeter than the central container support; and a resilient region connecting the outer perimeter of the central container support region with the base region.
|CAP-FREE NECK END FOR A FILLER NECK - A cap-free closable neck end for a filler neck of a tank of a motor vehicle, the cap-free closeable neck including an upper entry space forming an insertion region for a fuel nozzle and being surrounded by a side wall, a lower sealing flap arranged in the upper entry space and closing mechanism arranged above the lower sealing flap. The closing mechanism includes an upper filling opening and an upper cover, which in a closed state at least partially covers the upper filling opening and being embodied in such a manner that the upper cover is displaced by inserting an outlet pipe of a fuel nozzle into the upper entry space for releasing the upper filling opening so as to allow for the insertion of the outlet pipe through the upper filing opening and the lower sealing flap. When used for forming a protection against a filling with unsuitable fuel, the upper cover, in its closed state, is blocked by a locking element and wherein the locking element is embodied in such a manner that it is unlocked as a function of a type-specific shape of the outlet pipe of the fuel nozzle, only when the tank is filled with suitable fuel.
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'Sex sells' works both ways. Here, we have a simple, yet masterful, example of the genre. We have the rustic, well-groomed cowboy in his natural habitat—the great, expansive outdoors. He is an especially sympathetic hero, because he talks of lady problems. He understands these lady problems, ladies. And, while watering his horse, he's taking a break and thinking of watering of a whole other sort.
He's thinking about booze. He understands that to relax, you need quality, sweet-tasting booze. He (actually, a log drifting downstream at remarkable speed) delivers with a Sauza Sparkling Margarita, which is a terrific concoction. It's like flavored sparkling water, except water is replaced with tequila, which is a colossal improvement.
Sauza has crafted a bubbly margarita in a bottle, an accomplishment we need to talk about a little more. This is a margarita, without the overpriced bars and restaurants. It actually removes virtually all effort involved in the creation, procurement, and consumption of a margarita. That means less hassle getting in the way of you and your booze, and isn't that the way things should be?
You've also got lime, wild berry, and mango peach twists to enjoy. It's almost enough to make up for the fact that the cowboy, ruefully, does not come with the purchase of a bottle of Sauza Sparkling Margarita. No worries, though! Buy enough of them, and every guy will probably start looking like our heroic cowboy before too long. That's the kind of bottled magic we can all get behind, right?
This post has been sponsored by Sauza, but all opinions are 100% our own.