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Mastermind001 wrote:Now we just need Gigafist and Kerian to post, and the chapter can finish.
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Kallis was left out because....well.....I forgot him, because everyone forgets Kallis.
Also sorry Akaine for 1) making your character far too snaky and 2) for your character being the only one who's name got mixed up with its creator's.
Old Sheet wrote:Name: Jake Long
Age: 23
Gender: Male
Race: Human / Accidental victim of experiment's accidental explosion
Physical Description: Messy jet black hair. A slight lighter shade of green for eye color. Clean face with no facial hair. Well-built but has the body shape of an average person and stands about 6ft 5 or so. His face could be described as picture perfect by most people, no scars, facial problems or anything.
Jake often dresses himself in sleek and simple clothing, mostly collar-shirts and ties, with a black hunter's cape that covers his whole upper body. He often has his black and white headset resting on his neck when he's not using it ,with it's wires connecting to the music player he keeps under his cape, and wears a pair of red fingerless gloves with a silver plate on top that protects the hand. The shoes he wears large black boots with three large black stick-on straps, two at the feet and one at the leg.
Equipment:Main sword 'Dragonfly' : Jake's main sword resembles the shape and description of a Katana but is actually more of a longsword with a Katana-styled handle. The sword is as long as his body and has a black handle with a green diamond pattern neatly lined up from top to bottom on both sides. The Dragonfly is always placed in it's sheath on Jake's back, concealed by his powers.
Side sword 'Hornet' : The Hornet is Jake's side sword, normally used for dual-wielding with the Dragonfly or to fight in smaller spaces. The sword is fashioned the same way as the Dragonfly but with a smaller blade that measures as long as his upper body only and has yellow diamonds instead. The Hornet is normally placed in a second sheath under the Dragonfly in a criss-cross fashion or attached to his belt in the front, concealed by his powers along with the Dragonfly.
Final sword 'Butterfly' : The Butterfly is Jake's final sword, formerly his deceased father's main sword. Unlike the other two swords, this one has nothing but a handle with patterns similar to the Hornet's and Dragonfly's, only red. The blade had been broken off when Jake had found it. Funny thing is, Jake can actually make a blade with Ember. The blade takes some time to create but is well worth it as it's much stronger than his other two swords. Just like the other two, it can launch Ember-based attacks but are much, much more stronger. The handle is kept fastened by the belt around Jake's waist.
Other equipment :A mini-telescope.
A small leather pocket-sized bag attached to the side of his belt, containing various lock-picking tools like wire and hooks, the sack also carries some medical stuff like bandages and potions and the usual stuff found on ninjas like smoke bombs.
Theme Song: Kevin Rudolf - In The City
Powers:Ember : Jake has the ability to create and manipulate a powerful form of pure energy called 'Ember' from all parts of his body. The energy comes in the form of white flames and are incapable of burning Jake himself. Using Ember, Jake is able to launch multiple varieties of attacks like fireballs, flamethrowers, explosions, shockwaves and much more. Since Ember is purely controlled by Jake's will and is part of him, he can choose what to burn and what not to burn.
When using his swords, the Dragonfly ,Hornet and Butterfly, Jake can surge a large amount of Ember into the sword and release it in a 'burst' at the bottom of the handle or at the tip of the blade to move more quickly or launch a variety of attacks with the sword respectively. One of Jake's most preferred uses of this 'bursting' technique is to surge a large amount into the Dragonfly and release at full force from the bottom of the handle and turn it into a rocket of sorts, making him capable of traveling at high speeds in fights.
Of course, Ember can also be used with his body in melee combat to strengthen his attacks more and even increase his mobility.
Illusions : With Ember, Jake is able to create extremely intense heat, hot enough to be able to bend light. This allows him to create simple illusions in battle such as invisibility and multiple 'clone' reflections. Jake often uses the illusions as a psychological form of attack on enemies.
Skills:Jake possesses a large quantity of knowledge and experience with all sorts of weapons, enough to be a master swordsman. He is also a black-belt of karate and taekwondo, making him a versatile melee fighter. He is also knowledgeable in various histories and languages. Other than that, he also seems to have extensive knowledge on Asian ethics and food.
Titles:Blade of Fire
Jake came from the royal family of Longs, a family of master swordsmen. When only 16, he had turned into the perfect swordsman and received the Dragonfly and the Hornet, a sign that qualified him of becoming the future head of the Long family. Unfortunately around two years later, a bunch of people from another family of swordsmen decided to burn down his house and his family along with it. Rather than seeking revenge, Jake saw this as an opportunity at a new life, he had grown bored and tired of his family, the stress of being a heir and his father, so he decided to fake his death in the fires.
After that, Jake went and lived with his uncle, Professor James, who kept his fake death a secret and took him into his care. The Professor was a good person and never did get too involved with Jake's life but at the same time, gave him enough advice and care to be a second father.
However, when the Professor decided to study a new batch of chemicals called 'Ember' at his home, things went horribly wrong and an explosion destroyed the whole place, killing the Professor and Jake along with it. Or so most thought, Jake had apparently survived the explosion and was exposed to a large amount of 'Ember' in the process, fusing him with it. When he woke up under some rubble, he saw that his hands were burning, something that you don't see everyday. Being the person who thought he was burning himself and dying, he freaked out and caused a second explosion of 'Ember'. Crawling out of the rubble, he caught wind of the situation quickly and ran off with everything he could take.
Having ran out of relatives to run to, Jake decided to become a wanderer and journeyed from cities to cities, strengthening and practicing his powers along the way. In a certain city, Jake saw a small advertisement to join something called the Rock Hard Gladiator competition and battled many foes who also had powers as weird as him. There, he found a place where he felt normal and actually had a family. After many matches, Jake reigned supreme in the RHG and decided to quit after his first loss. Heck, the last battle before he left was against a guy with a yo-yo that could make things explode into smithereens and before that, he fought a man who could make black holes, you get the idea.
A year later, Jake is wandering through the city of Scapia and has no luck at finding a new job. Just when things looked bad, he sees an ad of a Corporation hiring people for work. So he thought to himself, "Why not?"
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Mentor Graphics CEO to Keynote 2005 Design & Verification Conference & Exhibition
WILSONVILLE, Ore., Feb. 11, 2005 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that Walden C. Rhines, the company's chairman and CEO, will keynote the 2005 Design & Verification Conference & Exhibition (DVCon) on February 15 at the Double Tree Hotel in San Jose, California. Dr. Rhines will explore how verification over the past twenty years has been driven by successive waves of innovations, moving designers up the layers of abstraction. New techniques are emerging that will support more effective verification at the multiple levels required for advanced SoC design: at the block, intra-block and system level.
What: Mentor Graphics keynote by Walden C. Rhines, Chairman and CEO, Mentor Graphics Corporation, at DVCon 2005.
When: Tuesday, February 15 at 8:30 a.m.
Where: Donner Ballroom, Double Tree Hotel, 2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA 95110.
Website: http://www.dvcon.com
DVCon 2005, which spans a three-day period from February 14-16, will include a variety of tutorials, panels, sessions and events. Beginning on Monday, February 14, Mentor Graphics is sponsoring a tutorial on "Transitioning to SystemVerilog for Verification." The material in this tutorial will be general to using SystemVerilog for verification and will benefit anyone seeking guidance on creating a SystemVerilog-based verification methodology. To round off the day, Mentor and Synopsys will be co-sponsoring a "We LOVE SystemVerilog" cocktail reception at 5:00 p.m. to celebrate the possibilities that SystemVerilog offers, as well as to answer questions.
On Tuesday, February 15, Robert Hum, the company's vice president and general manager of the Design & Verification Test Division, will participate in a panel discussion moderated by John Cooley of ESNUG and DeepChip. The focus of the panel discussion will be on today's controversial EDA topics.
Finally, on the last day of the conference, Mentor will be sponsoring a panel discussion entitled, "What's Next for Design and Verification Methodology," moderated by Stephen Bailey, product marketing manager, also of the Design & Verification Test Division. Panelists will have an opportunity to provide insights into their organization's initiatives to improve productivity in design and verification, and share plans to adapt existing or adopting new methodology and process flows. For more information on this, and other events, times and locations, please visit DVCon 2005's website at: http://www.dvcon.com.
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of over $700 million and employs approximately 3,850 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777; Silicon Valley headquarters are located at 1001 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, California 95131-2314. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com.
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Woah woah wait; Griddles said that they were. Or is GT more of an alternate-future-type deal? If it is, THANK GOD. I love Megaville.
CrusaderRyuoki wrote:Bleedman said that the two are connected as in GT is the future and they share the same universe just different time periods
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favnrrdgrrl10 wrote:I've done a lot, drunk or not
daviso452 wrote:Oh dear god. Blood lord, NO! Don't become a bronie!
wonder3 wrote: I can't help but get the feeling Zim is going to do something stupid to try and prove the Irkens are better than the Cluster. Based on his personality and both races saying there superior in thier respective galaxies.
wonder3 wrote:Then agian Wakeman is keeping the RRB a secret from everyone
darknessvandeath wrote:Courage's getting ready to blow a whistle. Let's just hope it's not a dog whistle.Eustace wrote:What is it, dog!? You say there is a safe zone? Maybe there is, but those little cluster bugs might have already found it and it's unsafe! Stupid dog. BOOGA BOOGA BOOGA!!!
Blood Lord wrote:They don't need to show up. It would do nothing but further compound the story.
I agree with Grids on this, Fuck the RRB, here's to eight more years without them.
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Now that you have those places to go as great references, I'll talk a little about my own process of choosing fabrics for a quilt - specifically a sampler quilt like we're making as part of this quilt along. I'll show some examples from my last sampler quilt.
Choosing a color scheme:
This is one of my favorite parts of creating a quilt. I love playing with color - which is probably why I'm always wanting to make something new: so I can play with new colors. I know for some people this can be tricky. Jeni's series has some great suggestions for choosing color.
Here are some good places to start:
Find a focus fabric and choose your color scheme based on that fabric. When making a baby quilt for my sister a few years ago, she really liked this jungle print by Alexander Henry, so we used that as the jumping off point for the rest of the fabrics. We pulled fat quarters off the shelves of a local quilt shop just based on the colors of the focus fabric. If you look at the finished quilt, notice that the colors aren't all the exact same shade of green, brown, etc. We used different shades, but stayed with the same tone (as in olive greens, warm browns, etc). For example: even though we're using green, it would have looked off to throw in a cool, mint green.
If you really feel stumped, go with a pre-made collection from one of the quilting manufacturers. Most collections are purposely created with a cohesive color scheme and a variety of prints in different sizes and scales. That's why they do that! And if you want to experiment along the way, pull in a few prints from other collections (new of from your stash) in the colors of the collection you are using.
Lots of shops - both brick and mortar or online - will also carry pre-bundled groups of fabric. Watch for those as well if you want a kick-start.
Don't be afraid to ask for opinions/help. Any independent quilt shop worth it's salt, will have helpful staff who can help you in your selection. You could also ask for opinions from a local quilt guild or trusted friend. Having a real live person who can look at your choices and give feed back is so helpful. Occasionally I have people email me for help with choosing fabrics, and it's so hard to do over the internet. I always suggest doing it with a real live person so you can try out different combinations and edit together.
When asking for help, give them a place to start. I know from working in a quilt shop how overwhelming it felt when someone would walk in and say, "I want to make this quilt, but don't know what fabric to use..." I had no idea what their color or style preferences were. When that happened I would always say, "Walk around the shop and pick out 2 or 3 bolts that 'speak to you' and then I'll help you choose fabrics that would go with them," just to give me a sense of their preferences.
Working with SCALE:
For a quilt to look balanced and interesting (note I didn't say perfect) a variety of scales (sizes) of prints can make a big difference. For the quilt above I really wanted to use some of those big Ann Kelle novelty prints, but I needed to off-set them with smaller dots and ginghams so that the big prints would stand out and not look too frenetic overall.
Quilting fabric has changed over the years, but especially over the past decade. At one point fabric for quilts consisted of mostly small prints (think calicos). Now designers have created gorgeous large-scale prints that are useful not only for quilting, but for garments, bags, aprons, etc. They also can add a lot of visual interest to quilts. The problem comes when you add those large scale prints with out any contrast. Our eye needs a place to rest to break up those big prints. A variety of scales (sizes) can help with that balance. (See the Beginning Quilting Series fabric post for more details)
Another way to break up busy prints is by using a solid. This quilt made from prints in Amy Butler's Soul Blossom's collection is an example where even just some white sashing breaks up the large scale colors and prints of the collection so that you can see the individual prints.
When I was working on the blocks for this Block of the Month project, I choose my colors and prints and kept them together in one place so that I could pull from them to make a quick block. As we begin this quilt-along you may want to gather your fabrics together into one box or shelf so that you can play with combinations of colors and prints as you make each block.
Final thoughts on choosing fabric in general: Don't let it stress you out. Yes, it takes practice, but just go for it. The more you try, the more you will like what you do. Have faith in yourself.
Now, here's the tricky part of this project. The blocks in this sampler quilt are being created by 16 different people over the next 8 months. I have no idea what they're going to look like, so this is going to be a little bit of a mystery quilt! All I know is that they're going to create an 8" block. I'm sending them a little bit of fabric to use so that there will be some cohesive look, but I've also told them they can use their stash for this project so they may pull in fabrics that aren't part of the collection.
So even if you order a fabric bundle of Happy Go Lucky or Kona Solids to use for this project, be forewarned that there may be a few prints or solids in these blocks that are not part of your 'kit'. Don't let that stress you out! Use that opportunity to stretch yourself - maybe even get outside your comfort zone - and pull something from your own stash or scraps or a friend's scraps. Make this quilt your own!
Remember: we're all in this together, and the goal is to learn, expand our repertoire, and get out of our comfort zones along the way.
I've had many people ask about fabric requirements for this project and coming up with an answer has been a little bit scary for me. Remember there are going to be two versions of this quilt - one out of prints, and the other out of solids (obviously you don't need to make both versions). The over all design of each version will require slightly different yardage requirements. Again, because I don't know exactly what the blocks will be I can't give exact measurements. But here is my best guess:
24-30 Fat 1/8 pieces (11" x 18") or 12-15 Fat Quarters should be enough for getting started on the quilt blocks themselves and have yardage for the setting triangles as well for the prints version. (A Layer Cake (collection of 42 10" squares) may be enough for the blocks, but you will need additional fabric later on for the setting fabrics, sashing etc.
If you are going to use solids I would recommend: A bundle of 24 fat 1/8th pieces. (Three shades of red, three shades of orange, three shades of yellow, three shades of warm green (limeish), three shades of cool green(mint, teal), three shades of aqua/turquoise, three shades of royal/denim/navy blue, three shades of purple). The shades of each color would have to be light, medium, and dark with enough contrast that if they are all used in the same block, they would show up as distinct shades.
And most of all, let it be fun - not stressful. Choosing fabric really can be the such a fun part of making a quilt. Don't become too worried about rules, or collections, or - let it be an expression of your own personality.
If you have other tips, or links to great fabric-picking posts, please add them in the comments!


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Preeclampsia is when a pregnant woman develops high blood pressure and protein in the urine after the 20th week (late 2nd or 3rd trimester) of pregnancy.
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Sibai BM. Hypertension. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, et al, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 35.
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Kudos to Carrabbas for a real gluten free menu that wasn't filled with dairy ladden options. We use to be regulars till I was diagnosed with celiacs. There staff is knowledgeable about gluten and even delivered my salad by saying "we have a gluten free salad". Usually they show up with croutons. Thanks Carrabbas.
absolutely fabulous food and service...the staff is very knowledgeable about gluten free and cross contamination. They have a full gluten free menu.
Knowledgeable staff, steaks cooked perfectly, mashed potatoes GF, and willing to serve half mashed and half vegetable rather than one or the other. Noisy.
3921 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140
The wait staff was knowledgeable about gluten and very attentive. There is a separate gluten free menu which always makes me feel more comfortable. My one criticism is that they don't carry gluten free pasta or bread.
25665 I-45 N. Hwy., Woodlands, TX 77380
There are quite a few choices and the food is excellent
5555 Whittlesey Boulevard, Columbus, GA 31909
The staff here are well trained. I have eaten at this location twice and have never had any issues. I told them that I would get CC from shared grill space, and they cleaned a section for me.
1881 Plaudit Place, Lexington, KY 40509
The waiter wasn't at all knowledgable about Celiac or gluten. When I asked about how the grill items were prepared he assured me that he spoke directly to the chef and that no gluten would come in contact with my food. Contrary to what the gluten free menu stated. He insisted that all grill items were prepared with rice flour grill baste and were gluten free. Against my better judgement I ordered from the grill menu hoping that what he said was true. However, I had a reaction to something I consumed. I'm very disappointed.
1999 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Very happy with the gluten free menu here. Eat here all the time and never have had a problem. Feel very safe and food is delicious.
1315 W. Patrick Street, Frederick, MD 21702
I had a great experience here. They do not offer gluten free pasta so you are mostly limited to grilled items. The server seemed very knowledgeable about what was gf and made sure my salad was tossed in a fresh bowl. I was told their grill baste is now gluten free.
10110 U.S. Hwy. 19 N., Port Richey, FL 34668
I had the minestrone soup and the chicken Marsala with steamed spinach. Food was good and staff knowledgeable.
1160 Ernest Barrett Pkwy., Kennesaw, GA 30144
They appear to not have gluten-free pasta.
2040 Hamilton Place Blvd., Suite 100, Chattanooga, TN 37421
the only thing gluten free is a salad, why are places claiming to have GF options if all they have are raw vegetables.
4600 Merchants Park Circle, Ste 141, Collierville, TN 38017
Good selection on gluten-free menu. Staff knowledgable. Food was good.
44695 Schoenherr Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
I also got sick very quickly after eating the food it is not safe and they don't have many options at all
7540 Hwy 6 North, Houston, TX 77095
they do have a gluten free menu, but they do not have any gluten free pasta or anything like that. I got sick from choosing things on their gluten free menu because there were still traces of gluten in the food. So now I order a salad here when I come because that is the one thing that is usually safe. Some staff is super knowledgeable, some have no idea and always get gluten free orders wrong. Manager is great and helpful. Gluten free desserts are really awesome!
200 US Hwy Route 22 West, Green Brook, NJ 08812
When you order, make sure to tell your server that you want your food cooked in a separate pan, not on the grill. This location is aware of celiac protocol. The Chicken Bryan is particularly tasty.
2150 Northwoods Blvd, Bld. 100, N. Charleston, SC 29406
I was actually impressed with the options :) decent food for a chain.
1285 U.S. Highway 1, Vero Beach, FL 32960
GF menu with very good options. Wait staff very well in tune with food allergies. Ordered Pork Chop Marsala from menu and mentioned I also have dairy sensitivity, they caught the fact the Marsala contained dairy and adjusted order. Very grateful for this type of attention.
8771 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89117
Very good meal. Not a huge GF menu but good. Could add gluten free pasta.
944 South Route 59, Naperville, IL 60540
Waitress was super attentive and food was cooked on a separate surface. No reaction. They don't have gluten free pasta but all else is delicious.
231 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
Gluten free menu & understanding staff- food was delicious!
2 Upjohn Street, Bedford, NH 03110
The restaurant was chilly, prices were high for the dish. The food was ok but not impressed with the quality (ex. caesar salad consisted of romaine lettuce and shredded cheese).
155 SR 312 West, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Previously the baste used on all grill items had gluten in it. So you'd have to request no grill baste and have your food next to food with lots of grill baste. Carrabbas now has a GF grill baste(they use rice flour) for all the foods. Making a meal much safer. Good work Carrabbas!!
9 North 3rd Street, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
Large GF menu Servers are GF knowledgeable Good food good prices
1201 Boston Post Road, Westfield Connecticut Post Shopping Center, Milford, CT 06460
New Italian restaurant with great selection of gluten free items!!
7900 Lyles Lane, Concord, NC 28027
Updated options on the menu. Just missing GF bread and pasta. 😕
19935 Century Blvd., Germantown, MD 20874
This is one of the few restraunts I have never had an issue with! We visit this and the Frederick restaurant often (about once a week). I have severe allergies to wheat and have celiacs. Both locations have always been accommodating and professional. If you are looking for great tasting food and a gf safe place to eat I highly recommend this restaurant. They are also kid friend! We bring out daughters with us ages (5-14)!
6725 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
Lots of options, no problems.
1350 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Great GF selections.....No macaroni but the entrees are delish !!!! Highly recommend....
7401 West 92nd Ave., Westminster, CO 80021
I have eaten here several times and have never been sick. There are some tasty options and some good specials. With one exception the service has been excellent.
4690 Southport Crossing Dr., Southport, IN 46237
After reading the first review, I was very hesitant but still hungry. So I told the restaurant to give me a server who already knew about GlutenFree practices. They did, I ate and was very happy.
675 Troy Schenectady Rd., Latham, NY 12110
Their menu states: "Many of our meats are cooked on the same grill. We do not have a gluten-free grill. Please see the item modifications below each item that are necessary to make the item gluten free." So why is this restaurant even listed on here? Basically, you can have chicken soup (no noodles) and a salad.
1951 4th Street North, St. Petersburg, FL 33704
Very accommodating! This is one of the few reastaurants I feel comfortable eating - confident that the meal is GF. I love the Chicken Bryan and have not had a reaction.
14043 West Bell Road, Surprise, AZ 85374
They are always helpful and understanding. My mom and I are both gf and we always bring in our own rolls and they will bring us a separate dipping plate for the oil. A waitress even gave us carrot and celery sticks one time when we forgot our rolls. I don't think that was normal, and it was a slow part of the day.
700 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven, FL 33880
Ate at the Winter Haven, FL location for the millionth time but first time for lunch. Delicious GF Italian fare where they are careful and knowledgeable for the most part. I did ask if the dressings were GF and he said they all had cheese which gave me pause but everything came out ok and I didn't get sick :)
2010 Kaliste Saloom Road, Lafayette, LA 70508
Delicious! Staff was very knowledgeable, their GF menu is huge, and the food was fantastic. So excited to have an Italian food option in town for my celiac husband. we were able to have a full 3 course GF meal.
1940 Stickney Point Rd., Sarasota, FL 34231
Best GF meal I had at a restaurant in a long time!
16525 Pointe Village Dr, Lutz, FL 33558
very helpful staff & delicious food! chicken brian is the best♥
231 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
I came here 3 times, and was very pleased with the service, food, and gluten awareness. On my fourth visit I found a noodle on my plate after I had already eaten half of my food. The manager comped my meal, but as a celiac, it won't make up for the misery I expect tonight and the rest of the week. They claim to take food allergies "very seriously", but this experience leads me to believe otherwise. Again, great food, but maybe think twice if you are a true celiac or very sensitive.
1706 E. 70th Street, Shreveport , LA 71105
I have eaten there 3 times now including takeout I have not gotten sick once! I feel safe eating their wonderful food.
4690 Southport Crossing Dr., Southport, IN 46237
Service is majorly lacking, and they don't know what is or isn't gluten free even w/a menu listing! Also any veggies do not list all ingredients, the spinach has unlisted mushrooms, and steamed broccoli has pepper and onions in it.
100 North Pointe Blvd, Lancaster, PA 17601
Took forever, food was not very good, waitress brought wrong dish and said what we ordered couldn't be made gluten free despite being on the gluten free menu, cross contamination made me have a bad reaction. Do not go to this location.
8702 Vineland Ave., Orlando, FL 32821
Be careful!!! The GF soup had pasta in it! The manager did not come to the table until the end of the meal. No going back!!!!
4650 Route 42, Turnersville, NJ 08012
If you have CELIAC DISEASE, as I do, do not eat here! I got really sick from eating a salad with dressing (which was supposed to be GF), Grilled Chicken and Mash Potatoes! ALL SELECTIONS from their Gluten Free Menu! I rated it one star only because I couldn't post this re view without selecting a number! To me Celiac Friendly? NO!
8137 Point Meadows Way, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Love the chicken Bryan and salad with creamy Parmesan dressing. Would be 5 stars if they had a GF pasta selection
2150 Northwoods Blvd, Bld. 100, N. Charleston, SC 29406
They are very friendly and knowledgable when I had questions. Great GF menu
Friendly service, fantastic food leaving your taste buds tingling and your tummy bug and full. Ask for a gf menu. The worse part about this place is the wait to get in. And they don't take reservations.
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' The College News VOL. XXIV, No. 10 1 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1937 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE. 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS) Miss Park Suggests Giving More Plays s At Lower Prices Says Way to Arouse Interest Is to Give Many a Chance To See and Act ADVOCATES STARTING FUND TO LOWER COSTS .�Ws Music Room, December 9.�Miss Park stated that the main small com-, munity problem in giving plays is to interest a large enough number of people in dramatic production- to^back any play wholeheartedly and yet in- telligently. "Acting can never carry the interest of the whole group when it is confined to a small number," she believes. As a solution to this problem at Bryn Mawr, lower admission rates and frequent experimental productions were suggested. At present, the movies and plays in Philadelphia and in New York seriously rival campus performances, but if some fund could be established so that admission here would be lower or even free, far more people would attend. Also, more individuals would become interested if they had a chance to see and take part in many different kinds of fairly informal productions, such as Shakespeare in modern dress, and pantomime, episode, and skeletal plot experiments. When only a few plays are given yearly by one small group in the col- lege, it is almost impossible to find a play satisfying to both the audience and the actors. The latter want a chance for semi-independent acting in a modern style, but this does not usually answer the demand of the spectators, who come chiefly out of personal interest and want to see a production which is at least good of its kind. The "Broadway type" of play, said Miss Park, very naturally appeals to college actors, but it needs men, and the audience is apt to be hypercrit- ical because the play is associated in their mirtlds with some particularly great performance. On the other hand, the "academic play," usually costumed and of a definite period, can be given quite successfully by a cast of women, and a finished production attained, due mainly to strict direct- ing by an experienced coach. The actors inevitably are not satisfied with this type of play. Bryn Mawr's best productions of cither type have been done in com- bination with mens' colleges, but this has not really solved the problem of Continued on Page Two Council Approves Plan For Record Library Theatre Workshop, New Hall Furniture Discussed The President's House, Tuesday, December 7.�The Mrs. Otis Skinner Theater Workshop and a proposed college record library were the two main topics of discussion at the De- cember College Council meeting. The meeting was shorter than usual and the business Was carried on around the dining room table cfuring din- ner. Laura Estabrook, '39, vice-president of the Junior Class, read the min- utes of the last meeting, when the Council considered the suggestion of establishing a circulating library of records. Miss Charlotte Howe had written to Radcliffe to ask about the administrative details of their very successful library; she reported that Radcliffe's records were acquired by a gift of money, and are used in co- operation with their music depart- ment. A small rgj�tal fee takes care of the maintenance of the . library. As the present collection of the Mu- sic Department is for demonstration purposes and would not be available to the proposed library, the Council suggested that some of the funds of the Bryn Mawr Music Department might be used to establish such a library here, and everyone felt it would be very popular. Mrs. Chadwick-Collins reported that the New York committee for the Mrs. Otis Skinner Theater Workshop fund has been organized, and that 3,000 of the necessary 22,000 dollars has been raised, mostly through the efforts of the friends of Mrs. Skin- ner. Tne enthusiasm among the stu- dents at Bryn Mawr has not been great so far, and as this is an extra- curricular, non-academic project, most of the Council agreed that the un- dergraduates should cooperate active- ly in the drive. Mrs. Collins showed the members of the Council a folder with pictures of the completed plans, which provide for a well-equipped lit- tle theater and lofty studios on the second floor. Miss Howe and Julia Grant, '38, reported on a meeting of the com- mittee on furnishings for the new dormitory. The committee is com- posed of representatives from the Alumnae, Faculty, and Undergradu- ates. The two student delegates will primarily be interested in the furni- ture for the bedrooms and suites. They are Sarah Meigs. '39, and Julia Grant. Miss Howe asked the Coun- cil's opinion about the possibility of choosing modern furniture for the bed- Continued on Page Four Peace Council Hears Boycott Discussion # * D. Naramore Predicts Effect On Japanese, Mr. Rogin That on Hosiery Workers FENWICK LACKS PLAN, STAPLETON OPPOSED Skit at Deanery Party Reveals Chaos Brought to Bryn Mawr by Three Marxes Harpo Delivers Silent Flexner Lecture; Stapleton Writes �And Directs Skit Deanery, December IS.�The chaos which would ensue should the Marx brothers ever visit Bryn Mawr was riotously apparent in the faculty skit which climaxed the Deanery party's varied program. The plot of The Marxo Lectures or Mrs. Swinburne Comes to Town centered about the consequences of such a visit, as con- ceived by Miss K. Laurence Staple- ton, and acted by 16 faculty members. That Dr. Leslie Hotson, who, in the; words of Roger Wells, "combines sound Shakespearean qualities withj the antics of Ed Wynn," is wasting! his talent upon the male population of Haverford was evident from his ar- dent pursuit of Mrs. Swinburne (Mrs. Chadwick-Collins). As Groucho, he effectively manipulated eyes, mustache and cigar. " Mrs. Chadwick-Collins gave her au- dience an entirely new slant on the possible meaning of the familiar "mistress and mother" (All hail Bryn Mawr)! She introduced herself, how- ever, as a Bronxville�not Bryn Mawr �mother, here to save her unfortu- nate daughter, Theodora, who had passed "her intelligence test, her at- titude test, and her comprehensive body-mechanics, all with a mark of 108." The eventual salvation of Theo- dora was easily foreseen, but not so her appearance. Despite the peasant dress and figured handkerchief, Miss Park was distinctly recognizable, and was greeted w,ith howls vof,. delight. Nor did the audience anticipate the burst of song with which she cele- brated her "regeneration: "Who wants an I. Q.? An eyeful will do." Eloquent, despite the confines of pantomime, Harpo (Miss Bettina Linn) replaced Groucho as the Flex- ner lecturer. His first gesture, as he seized the pointer and struck an en garde attitude, had to be inter- preted to the audience by Chico (M. Jean Guiton), who hissed, "No, this isn't Hamlet. That's � different lec- ture." But thereafter Harpo held his audience spell-bound as he scattered ��..i.ityux pages- of notes on the floor, pressed rfiV buzzer again and again, and consumed an unbelievable amount of water. When the faculty impersonated students, and Groucho announced to Augusta Arnold (Miss Josephine Fisher), "we won't need plural is � metzphysics wh^n the goos- high," they w re applau-' Continue "ii 1'*w T� Common Room, December IS.�The Peace Council presented four speak- ers, each giving a different aspect of the proposed boycott on Japanese ex- ports. Dewilda Naramore, '38, the first speaker, explained the effect this would have on Japan's trade and mili- tary strength. She was followed by Mr. Rogin, Educational Director of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, who discussed the repercus- sions of such a boycott (which would he aimed primarily at raw silk ex- ports) on American hosiery workers and the southern share-croppers^ Mr. Charles Fenwick. supported the move as necessary to lessen the pos- sibility of future wars. He felt that such restraint now would make other nations unwilling to become aggress- ors. The last speaker, Miss K. Lau- rence Stapleton, opposed the boycott because she feared that the Japanese would be unable to understand our reasons for taking this punitive action and that it would only increase na- tionalistic bitterness. A boycott, Dewilda Naramore point- ed out, wOuld not be effective with- out an embargo. The latter, however, would be unusually successful against Japan for two reasons: Nearly all her trade is with the United States and England, and she has no natural re- sources except sulphur and raw silk. All the cotton and rayon raw ma- terials, imported for American manu- facture, is again exported as piece goods so that Japan is dependent on foreign trade. Japan has already tried to open markets in South America, but these countries have prohibitive tariffs, and, moreover, offer in return, goods that she. does not want, such as coffee and grain. For war materials, among other supplies, she must have our wool, manganese, oil, salt, and cotton. However, a boycott would be too slow to control the present situation. Japan has stored up enough materials to hold out for six or nine months. The only solution would be to com- bine an embargo with the boycott. If she were cut off from buying as well as selling, we would not have to wait for the international ex- change mechanism to make the lack felt. Mr. Rogin compared the position of the hosiery workers to that of guinea pigs. Silk is by far our most im- portant import from Japan, and though we get a little from Italy and China, more than 90 per cent is Jap- anese. Full-fashioned stockings are made entirely from silk, although less attractive- lisle and more expensive wool stockings are available. The alternative would be to begin making stockings of lisle, wool being out of the average buyer's reach. For- ty-five per cent of existing machines spukl be used for lisle .manufacture, leaving 55,000 workers unemployed, while those 45,000 who would continue to work would have their salaries cut because lisle weaving is a much slow- er process than silk weaving. The boycott, if effective, would be an unnecessary loss for sharecroppers, who would "be cut off from the Jap- anese cotton market, as well as for the hosiery workers. A boycott on Japanese-made toys, he believed, would be more effective and less harmful to American industry. We certainly cannot feel today, Mr. Continued on>Page Three COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, December 16.� Christmas parties in the halls. Friday, December 17.�Begin- ning of Christmas vacation. Saturday, December 25.� Merry Christmas! Saturday, January 1.�Happy New Year! Monday, January S.�Christ- mas vacation ends. Faculty and Staff Take Divided Stand In "Bust" Crisis Questionnaire Elicits Answers From Only Half; 32 Pro, 33 Con, 9 Neutral Unionization Discussed At Industrial Supper Workers Describe Organization In Their Various Fields REPLIES SHOW EMOTION, WIT, AND COMPROMISE Common Room, December 8.�The questions Why a Union? and Why Are', They Needed? formed the basis for a' panel discussion at the Industrial Group supper. Owing to the illness of Martha Van Hoesen, '39,- Agnes j Hunter, of the Germantown Y. M. C. A., was chairman of the meeting. Practically every branch of labor was represented among the 35 guests of the group. Several were alumnae of the Bryn Mawr Summer School; :the majority were union members, and an* were in favor of organization. ' The first and most eloquent speaker was an alumna of the Summer School who has been in industry for 30 years. She described the long hours and small pay in an unorgan- ized hosiery mill; the exploitation of new mill hands and the injustice of firing old workers because of age. Then she pointed out the remedying of these ills by unionization. A laun- dry worker told of the organization of her shop, stating the workers had not been helped much despite the union. The low wages and frequent lay-offs were cited as examples of ex- istent difficulties. However, as organ- ization of laundries was only begun last August, time is still needed to correct the many faults still prevalent throughout the city. _ The pros and cons of a company union were vigorously discussed .by the group. The reasons back of the recent Philco lay-off of five thousand men and women were exprained by two girls who have just lost jobs with that plant; while the racial angle of unionization was presented and dis- cussed by Marion Anderson, one of the negro members of the German- town group. Every one of the girls, although recognizing the failings and shortcom- ings of the unions, displayed a great sense of loyalty to the union ideal. They feel there is some sort of pro- tection, an organization working for their ultimate benefit, and they, there- fore, willingly pay ^pr union dues and strive to become "one hundred per cent union members." Furthermore, the increased oppor- tunities for education were stressed. Witnthe leisure time afforded by the 44-hour week, they pointed out, there is a chance to attend the free classes conducted by their unions. It is the | uninformed worker who is the hin- drance and trouble maker in the union. It is he who refuses to co- operate, and seeks to secure gains for himself without united action. He is the worker the unions are trying to eliminate by education. (The News' policy on the question of the plan for removing the busts has already been made public. To reiterate: we are not in favor of it. 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BA, University of California at Los Angeles, 1976; MBA, Atlanta University, 1978; MA/BC, Dallas Theological Seminary, 2010; EdD, University of Southern California (Fall 2013).
Professor Woody is a graduate of the DTS Counseling program with several years of ministry and business experience. She served in Bible Study Fellowship for nearly fifteen years in a number of roles including Teaching Leader. Her passion is to equip and empower at-risk students and their families through counseling interventions and creative educational strategies. She enjoys international travel, the Dallas Cowboys, listening to music, health club workouts, teaching in youth ministry at church, and spending time with her son and two daughters Jason, Lindsey and Kelsey.
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It happens just as what I have said, the government maintains that big financial crisis – move it to three months later.
The framework negotiated by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell would fund the government through Jan. 15, 2014, and suspend the debt limit until Feb. 7, setting up another round of confrontations.
Though both parties and Obama are criticized for playing politics and leave public interest alone, they don't care. They just follow their master's order. It means if the Feds succeeded in their next plot, the Americans will face a big financial turmoil early next year.
I also allege that "Kenya Mall massacre" was created by the Feds to justify a "shopping center shooting spree" in US. I had experience of "attempt murder in bank robbery" (see #402, 404, 561 562) .so I try to go shopping when bank closed – in holiday or in evening. California Market was a Chinese supermarket I used to go which located at Landess Ave cross with Morrill Ave. (2 in map) started from later last year, California market shrank gradually (only part of it was opened) so I had to turn on to the Sea Food City cross the street which supplies food for Philippines'. (1 in map).
In later March this year, a news rattled me. A bank was robbed continuously in Season's Market Place. It was the market where Sea Food City located. (see "764. Plot to eliminate Kat Sung (3/23/2013)") I didn't notice there was a bank in that place. I asked people, they told me it might be on business started from last year. I found that US Bank is just next door to the supermarket. I also found it open to business on weekends too. I think all these were manipulated by the Feds. They arranged a bank for bank robbery shooting trap. To force me go there they shut down the other supermarket I used to go. It was lucky for me that I used to go there later on Sundays. US bank closes at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
California Market closed in April, (a coincidence with April plot marked with Boston bombing), it remains unchanged until September. On Oct. 6, it reopened. It was a hurry up opening. I didn't go inside. Kenya mall shooting just happened. Would there be another trap?
796. Kenya and Al Shabab are US puppets (10/28/2013)
Kenya blames US, Israeli intelligence for no heads-up on Nairobi attack
DEBKA file Special Report September 26, 2013
President Uhuru Kenyatta is quoted as blaming the United States and Israel, in conversation with his confidants, for the failure of their undercover agencies to prevent the large-scale terrorist attack launched on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi on Sept. 21, DEBKA file reports. He said he had counted on them for a heads-up to thwart an attack, instead of which both the Americans and Israelis were as much in the dark as his own security agencies.
http://debka.com/article/23307/Kenya-bl ... obi-attack
Why Kenya doesn't blame others such like U.N. or France or Russia? Obviously Kenya has sold its sovereignty to US and Israel already and let them to handle its security. He also couldn't imagine they would apply a false flag case on his country.
James Norton 10/4/2013
On Monday, Al Shabab claimed via Twitter that three of the attackers were America-based, with two of them coming from Minnesota, whose Twin City area has one of the largest Somali communities in the United States, with more than 80,000 people.
http://news.yahoo.com/kenyan-police-act ... 27067.html
Kenya identifies mall attackers, including American
By Emma Lacey-Bordeaux, CNN , Mon October 7, 2013
(CNN) -- A spokesman for the Kenya Defense Forces has identified four terrorists who took part in the deadly Nairobi mall attack last month.
They are: Khattab al-Kene, an American Somali; Abu Baara al-Sudani, from Sudan; Omar Nabhan, from Kenya; and a man identified only as Umayr.
The four died when the part of the mall they were in collapsed, Maj. Emmanuel Chirchir said.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/06/world/afr ... index.html
Al Shabab and Kenya government, both are puppets work for US. The purpose of the mastermind was to justify a domestic terrorist shooting in US. That was why at the beginning both said Americans were involved and even gave the name. They worked to the plan their master given them.
The similar case was the one in April – Boston Marathon bombing. Both were attempted to justify a big slaughter in public place – either a bombing or a shooting spree. The performers are Islamist – either it's from Chechen or Somalia. The final goal is to eliminate Kat Sung.


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The Nationals try to win one last time this season at Citizens Bank Park.
PHILADELPHIA — There's obviously plenty at stake for the Nationals tonight in their series finale against the Phillies. First and foremost, of course, they're trying to reduce their magic number to clinch the NL East from 4 to either 3 or 2. But there are some other things to keep an eye on, as well.
From a team standpoint, the Nationals are still in a down-to-the-wire battle with the Reds for the best record in the NL. Cincinnati just stormed back in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Brewers, so the Nats will need to win tonight to maintain a 1-game lead in that department.
From a personal standpoint, Gio Gonzalez takes the mound in search of his league-leading 21st win, trying to keep some distance between himself and the Mets' R.A. Dickey (who is in line to win his 20th this afternoon against the Pirates).
Danny Espinosa, meanwhile, returns to the Nationals lineup after his surprise benching last night. He'll be part of the regular eight in action against Phillies rookie right-hander Tyler Cloyd.
Plenty of updates to come, and we'll also have Bo Porter's thoughts on becoming the Astros' new manager, so please check back…
WASHINGTON NATIONALS at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Where: Citizens Bank Park
Gametime: 7:05 p.m. EDT
TV: MASN, MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 188
Weather: Mostly cloudy, 71 degrees, Wind 3 mph in from RF
RF Jayson Werth
CF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam LaRoche
- MicheleS - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:00 AM
Wow.. GREAT inning by Clipp. Maybe now that he is back in the 8th inning role he can get himself right.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:00 AM
Yes, we have the old Clip back!Davey sees all once again.
- Section 222 - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:01 AM
Davey seems intent on showing confidence in Clip and getting him back on track. If he falls off, just keep putting him on that bicycle. Classic Davey, and I hope it works. If he and Burnett can get it together, we'll have our solid back end of the bullpen ready for the playoffs.
- A DC Wonk - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:01 AM
And the next time somebody says "when's the last time Clip had a 1-2-3 inning . . . " ;-)Nice to see Clip be on track tonight!
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:01 AM
Klip, that's what we're talking about Just get that top of the K zone fastball going !
- NatsJack in Florida - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:02 AM
This was the T-Clip I know and love.
- hiramhover - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:02 AM
WODLAnd tonight is a reminder of what you might be giving up by benching him–even a diminished Morse is more of a power threat than Bernie.
- DaveB - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:02 AM
peric … no reason to be so nasty & rude. MichelleS specifically said she was watching Kingman when he played for the Cubs. Those years he hit .268, .288, and .278. Sounds similar enough to Mikey to me.
- MicheleS - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:06 AM
Nice 2b for werth… Notice all those EMPTY seats.. geesh..
- hiramhover - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:08 AM
Wow – the audio from CBP is sounding like the old Marlins stadium – quiet enough that you can here the individual louts.How the mighty have fallen.
- Feel Wood - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:09 AM
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- NatsLady - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:09 AM
What do they do if there is a tie for best record in the league? Go to a tiebreaker, like record against? We won the season series against both Reds and Giants.
- waddu eye no - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:09 AM
Tylers pitchin lordKumbayaPeople bitchin lord kumbaya
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:09 AM
You never know. I am as happy as anyone to see Morse back on track but the double play grounders in key spots were getting tiresome. I do think that when a guy is slow like Morse, you have less of a margin for error. Other guys would be beating some of those ground balls out.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:11 AM
Is there any stat less meaningful than a save? I get so tired of these announcers saying "not a save opportunity."Who cares if it is a save opportunity or not? Come in and get the guys out in order.
- MicheleS - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:12 AM
WODL.. here ya on the GDP. Remember Zim was a GDP machine for the last few years. I think it depends on who is on in front of you. Since Werth and Harp are on in front of RZ this year, haven't seen it as much. Unfortunatly for Morse. ALR is on in front of him usually, and ALR is not exactly fleet of foot.
- waddu eye no - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:14 AM
Werth is hittin lordKumbayaPhilly's uh, well, you knowKumbaya
- MicheleS - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:15 AM
Keep it up Waddu..those are funny.
- NatsLady - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:15 AM
Harper cost a run with not letting Werth steal. Wonder if he will be in the Kangaroo Court for that.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:15 AM
Good point about ALR. I have cursed ALR's speed, or lack thereof, quite a few times this year. Now that Mickey Mantle, he sure could run….
- waddu eye no - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:19 AM
Phans are booin'Michelle's woohooin'
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:20 AM
Don't even think how pitchers would approach the Nats with no big men in the 4/5. Tough decision coming in the off-season on ALR.
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:21 AM
Mark's got his finger on the #3 trigger.
- MicheleS - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:21 AM
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! #21 for GIO! Number is 3
- Steady Eddie - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:22 AM
95 wins and a magic number of 3! Gio with an MLB-best 21 wins, Sweet Fancy Moses, as our good host would say!GYFNG!
- Gonat - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:22 AM
Way to go! Magic #3
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:22 AM
Marlins 9-9 vs. Nats 4-14 vs. Braves
- Joe Seamhead - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:23 AM
Mark punched that magic number down to three while the last pop up was still in the air!
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Sep 28, 2012 at 2:31 AM
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1 The title says it allccfcblue | 31/07/2010 | See all ccfcblue's reviews (1)Thought Id look at this cos I was really bored on my week off. Unfortunately I'll never get the time back that I wasted on this book. Save yourself the time and the money and buy something more interesting like a Great British Railway journey book.This bloke is really dull, so are most of his drab stories and his pathetic sense of humour.boooooooooriiiiing!!
3 only OK...minieb50 | 20/07/2010 | See all minieb50's reviews (2)i was really looking forward to this book after seeing him live. Bit disappointing, not huge detail about his life and more like a stand up show only in print. A good few sniggers in it though..worth the 5 quid but i wouldnt have spent any more on it. Stick to the stand up i think :)
5 FantasticMrWestArtwork | 20/01/2011 | See all MrWestArtwork's reviews (1)A lot of it is quite random, some of it is a bit boring but most of it I was laughing out loud, it says on the book that a lot of it is made up bullshit, he says quite a bit about his life which I personally found quite interesting so as for saying he is dull, what a load of tosh. As for the 'stick to stand up comment' if you actually payed attention to anything in the book you would realize he is actually a writer who doesn't really like doing stand up and has written for many comedy greats including Jimmy Carr.
5 Laugh? Yes I DID!Kungen | 02/09/2010 | See all Kungen's reviews (4)I took this on holiday as a last minute purchase because I couldn't think of another book to buy. I kept distracting my wife from her book because I couldn't stop laughing out loud while i was reading it! So funny, admittedly we don't learn much about frankie but a great fun book to read providing you are not easily offended, if you are why would you be buying it anyway? Buy it now, and laugh out loud till it hurts!!!


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