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Daniel von dem Bl�henden TalDe Gruyter 2015; US$ 39.26
This critical edition of Daniel , one of the earliest post-classical Arthurian romances, includes the normalized Middle High German text with an introduction, selected bibliography, index of proper names, and a reproduction of the first verse of the original manuscript. In addition to the textual-critical apparatus, the third edition... more...
The Holy Grail on FilmMcFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers 2015; US$ 45.00
This collection of new essays is the first to study film depictions of the quest for the Holy Grail--the holy Christian relic of legend supposedly used by Jesus at the Last Supper. Scholars from a range of disciplines discuss American, Australian and European films that offer fresh perspectives on this enduring myth of the Arthurian world and Western... more...
Perceval and Gawain in Dark MirrorsMcFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers 2015; US$ 45.00
An innovative author of verse romance, Chretien de Troyes wrote in northern France between 1170 and 1190. Credited with the first Arthurian romance, he composed five works set in King Arthur's court, culminating with an unfinished masterpiece, the Conte del Graal (Story of the Grail). This text is the first to mention the banquet serving dish that... more...
Medieval Arthurian LiteratureTaylor and Francis 2014; US$ 47.95
The focus of this book is medieval vernacular literature in Western Europe. Chapters are written by experts in the area and present the current scholarship at the time this book was originally published in 1996. Each chapter has a bibliography of important works in that area as well. This is a thorough and reliable guide to trends in research on medieval... more...
The Arthurian LegendTaylor and Francis 2014; US$ 47.95
First published in 1938, this study explores the reception of the mythology of King Arthur by modern poets and playwrights. More specifically, the author explores the lineage of the legendary material since the first edition of Malory in 1485, exploring a vast range of artists who have made use of it: Spenser, Milton and Dryden, Wordsworth, Tennyson,... more...
Ironie, Polemik und ProvokationDe Gruyter 2014; US$ 106.65
Der vorliegende Band spielt verschiedene Ironie-Konzepte an Artusromanen durch. Er fragt danach, wo sich Ironie mit anderen Formen der uneigentlichen Rede und Kritik verbindet, in Polemik umschl�gt oder provokativ wirkt und wo sie auf eine gesellschaftliche Funktion der Literatur verweist. Der Band beleuchtet damit sowohl das mittelalterliche... more...
The Arthurian Handbook, Second EditionTaylor and Francis 2014; US$ 47.95
Everything you ever wanted to know about King Arthur and his knights is covered in this fascinating volume: the origins of the Grail legend, the Tristan and Isolde love story in opera and literature, Spielberg's use of Arthurian motifs in Star Wars , the depiction of Arthur in paintings, the presentation of Camelot on the Broadway stage, the twitting... more...
Arthurian Literature XXXBoydell & Brewer 2013; US$ 90.00
Arthurian Literature has established its position as the home for a great diversity of new research into Arthurian matters. It delivers fascinating material across genres, periods, and theoretical issues. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT more...
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Myths & Legends Of The MiddleTaylor and Francis 2013; US$ 47.95
First Published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. more...


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As it turns out, the world's most expensive brew is made from the droppings of the civet, an Indonesian cat-like mammal. The beverage made waves in the 2007 movie "The Bucket List" with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson.
"Cat poo coffee" is a misnomer, however, because the civet actually is not a part of the cat family. A pound of the coffee, often called Kopi Luwak or Civet Coffee, can fetch up to $575, according to the program.
The coffee doesn't make its way straight from the civet's bum to your cup, of course. What happens is that the civet eats coffee berries, which pass through its digestive tract. The berries get a stimulating enzyme treatment that digests most of the fruit, but leaves the inner beans relatively intact.
Workers then harvest the beans from the civet droppings, wash the dung away and lightly roast the beans. If your feeling adventurous, you even can buy the unprocessed droppings to "clean and roast yourself" as one online retailer suggested.
The silly thing about the TV program, though, is that the host basically tricked people into trying the coffee. "Would you like to try the world's most expensive coffee?" he asked, slyly neglecting to tell them how it was made. Most participants enjoyed the coffee, although one woman was noticeably upset.
Drinking civet poo coffee is a choice you only should have to make with all the facts spelled out for you. Nevertheless, I wouldn't be opposed to trying a cup of this strange brew. It simply is a testament to the wonders of the animal kingdom and a delightful result of human curiosity.
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Linda Hudsonville, MI
I actually herd of that coffee from Animal Planet on a show called "Must Love Cats" then I herd there was a blog about it on here so I decided to read it. Although I would never be brave enough to drink it.
John Danbury, CT
I ben smoking cigar vich hadben soaked in Kopi Luwak coffee(Oliveros brand)I tell you it dos have a extraordinary flavor,im looking forward to have a cop of coffee with my cigar
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i dont drink coffee, but i dont see what the big deal is. when roasted, you are killing all the bacteria that may remain after washing the poo from the beans. raw, bloody meat doesnt look too appealing, but cook it up and people love it.
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Well that is certainly interesting,... would never drink it myself but it would prove to be a funny (epxpensive) practical joke to one of my coffaholic family members XD
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'Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss' casting in Milwaukee
"Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition," the ABC show, is coming to Milwaukee in search of participants for its Season 4.
Candidates can attend an open call April 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Planet Fitness, 6529 S 27th St, Franklin or send in a home tape. »Read Full Article
Haig's tireless work led WTMJ radio to sports dominance
Bill Haig, a major figure in Milwaukee broadcasting who bolstered WTMJ radio's reputation for sports coverage and later ran the Milwaukee Brewers' broadcast operations for almost two decades, died Saturday. He was 78.
Haig, of Oak Creek, had been ill in recent years and was in hospice care, according to his wife of 54 years, Naomi. He was surrounded by family when he died. »Read Full Article
Dogs, humans raising funds for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
The dogs should wear tails. Everyone else will be fancy.
The occasion is the inaugural Duffy's Gala, a formal benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for blood cancer research and education and patient services. »Read Full Article
'Spring Fling' is a fashion sale for the season
Put the gray away.
Bright spring colors are what's trending this season, and that's what fashionistas will find Saturday at Spring Fling 2013 at the Zoofari Conference Center, 10001 W. Blue Mound Road. »Read Full Article
Riverwest Public House helps girls rock
Rock it out on Friday night so that the young girls may also rock.
Local bands Fahri, Outside, the Olives and Rat Lips will play a benefit show at the Riverwest Public House Cooperative, 815 E. Locust St., to raise funds for the nonprofit Girls Rock Camp to be held this summer at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts, 2419 E. Kenwood Blvd. »Read Full Article
Linda Stephens shines in Renaissance Theaterworks' 'Road to Mecca'
Actors devote hundreds of hours to productions that are onstage for just a few weeks - occasionally playing before audiences small enough to fit in one's living room. Then the props are stowed, the set is struck and that brief moment is gone and often forgotten.
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Author visits: William Kent Krueger, 'Ordinary Grace'
Twin Cities novelist William Kent Krueger visits a pair of Milwaukee bookstores Monday in support of 'Ordinary Grace' (Atria Books, $24.99), a stand-alone novel that's a change of pace from his Cork O'Connor mysteries.
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For Actor Stephen Sheppard, Writing a Seven-Figure First Novel Was Absolutely No Sweat
And so has author Stephen Sheppard at 33. Seeker & Warburg, a prestige London publisher, put up a $50,000 advance, and Hollywood mogul Daniel Melnick scooped up screen rights for about $1 million even before Sheppard's opus, The Four Hundred, was printed. The morning after agent Victor finished reading the manuscript, says the cocky Sheppard: "Ed rang and told me to come over immediately, but I just sat for seven hours and made him wait. I knew it was good." The novel is a fast-paced adventure based on an actual caper in which four American con men defrauded the Bank of England in 1873. This month, with much hype and hullabaloo, it bows in the U.S. (Summit, $11.95).
Like his heroes, Sheppard had to make a getaway from London—his inflated income forced him into tax exile. Playing the part of a swashbuckling rogue, he is now roaming the world in search of a new home. "I'm being wooed by Hollywood," he smiles, "but it's a place for a holiday, not for work." He prefers Carboneras, an isolated seaside village in Spain (where he rewrote parts of The Four Hundred) but has yet to find "a room with a view" there.
"Having money relaxes you," Sheppard observes. "It gives you the freedom to think about mortality." It also allows for a midnight-blue Rolls rigged with quadraphonic stereo. "God knows," he explains, "I've back-packed long enough." He country-hops in style—roping cattle on a Texas ranch ("I enjoy dirty, cowboy stuff"), playing roulette in Monte Carlo ("I go to watch the people get feverish.") or hunting black bear in Siberia.
Sheppard's closest companion is "Winky" Evans, 27, a svelte blonde who works for a British oil rig supply company and who helped support him through the mean years. They met chasing the same taxi in London. "I could have been a con man or a convict," says Sheppard, "but she believed in me." He recently rewarded Winky with a Rolls of her own.
The son of Bristol schoolteachers, Sheppard recalls that "in postwar England, people were determined to lead ordinary lives without taking risks. I've always enjoyed fighting the system." At 17 he won a scholarship to Dartington Hall, an elite progressive boarding school, and while there claims to have had an affair with the daughter of a duke. Later he entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, which led to nine months of spear-carrying with the National Theatre. Sheppard merely dabbled in screenwriting until he found a mentor in writer/ director Robert Bolt while cast as Buckham in Bolt's film, Lady Caroline Lamb. "He told me to stick to writing, that it was far more dignified," he says.
In 1973 Sheppard was writing a film in Jamaica when he happened on the story of the Bank of England heist. He returned home for 18 months of research on the Victorian era, then wrote a draft in six months which he spent a year polishing.
Though he would like to play a role in the movie version of The Four Hundred, Sheppard clearly has settled on the literary life. "I love that world," he muses. "Once it starts to come, a book writes itself." His next novel will be set in a different but still undetermined period; after that, he plans a sequel to The Four Hundred.
Reveling in his sudden success, Sheppard reflects: "There is a quality among the English that always allows them to come in a good second. This is an obstacle a young man with talent has to get over. Now nothing but being first really concerns me."
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So what does everyone have planned?
We are hosting Christmas this year with my parents and some close family friends. Just presents and dinner. Have no idea about the Inlaws
So what does everyone have planned?
We are hosting Christmas this year with my parents and some close family friends. Just presents and dinner. Have no idea about the Inlaws
Hi Megs!
My family had our get-together on Saturday night, had a great time with all the little boys running around and taking each others presents, LOL! DH and I are spending Christmas home with the LO and the dog, we are looking forward to watching them open presents together again this year, the dog LOVES ripping open the paper! :)
Happy Holidays Everyone! :)
Here are a few pictures from our Christmas
My great-nephews (youngest is 9 months old)
My nephew (4 months old)
My LO (trying to play his cousins game)
Tiffany, mom to Nathan 8/6/08, silent reflux, love our Buffer Babies :)
Christmas Eve we do at our house with my parents, then Christmas day with hubby's family.
Man, we have 5 gatherings (usually 6!)...
24th with my folks (we do soup for supper and open gifts)
25th (weather permitting) at MIL's
26th with DH's grandpa and the whole big family (50 people and that's just his grandpa, aunt (1), uncles (4), cousins and cousins' kids!)
27th at FIL's
Jan. 1st with my dad's side
Dec. 30 is a gathering we just found out about Sunday, but we aren't' going.... DH has to work, and I have to go get DsD in Omaha that day.
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DD #2-born 3/6/2012
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We'll do Christmas Eve with DH's grandparents (dad's family) and Christmas day with DH's grandma and his mom's family (his parents are divorced).
Since my family doesn't celebrate Christmas and his does, we get Thanksgiving with my side and Christmas with his and it works out beautifully. :)
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Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage: The Basics
Medicare Part D covers some of the costs of prescription drugs you take at home.
Medicare began covering some of the costs of prescription medications in 2006, through "Part D." This Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit is administered through private insurance companies and replaces drug coverage previously provided through medigap plans, many managed care plans, Medicare drug discount cards, and most Medicaid coverage.
Medicare Part D, however, is not a panacea. Most beneficiaries must pay a small monthly premium, a good-sized yearly deductible, and a copayment for each prescription. Gaps in most plans' coverage also lead to situations where beneficiaries become, for a time, responsible for all their prescription costs. (These coverage gaps are also aptly referred to as "doughnut holes," because people receive coverage both before and after reaching certain payment limits.)
Who Is Eligible for Medicare Part D?
Anyone entitled to Medicare Part A (whether actually enrolled or not), or anyone currently enrolled in Medicare Part B, may join Medicare Part D. (To learn more about Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B, read Nolo's article Medicare FAQ.)
Enrollment is voluntary, except for people who also receive benefits from Medicaid. If you qualify for Medicaid, the government automatically enrolls you in a Medicare Part D plan, through which you will receive your prescription drug coverage.
Medicare Part D does not replace drug coverage through Veterans Affairs, TRICARE, the Federal Employee Health Benefits program, or employer-sponsored drug coverage if that coverage is equal to what is offered by a basic Medicare Part D plan.
Part D Costs
Most beneficiaries pay a monthly premium, a yearly deductible, and a copayment for each prescription. However, some low-income Medicare beneficiaries can get help with Part D costs. Some Medicare beneficiaries may qualify for a low-income subsidy (LIS), called Extra Help, to help pay costs associated with Part D plans. Learn about eligibility requirements and apply for a subsidy at a local Social Security Administration office, online at www.ssa.gov, by calling the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213, or at your local county social services office.
A premium is the monthly amount you pay directly to your prescription drug or managed care plan to maintain enrollment in Part D coverage. Amounts vary from $0-$50 per month.
The deductible is the amount you must pay out-of-pocket for covered medications before your Part D plan begins contributing. With most plans, the 2015 deductible is $320 per year. However, some plans offer "first dollar" (no-deductible) coverage, which means the plan begins paying its share for an enrollee's first covered prescription of the year.
Initial Copayments
After you pay the deductible, your Part D plan pays most of the cost of covered drugs. You are personally responsible for the remainder, known as a copayment, or coinsurance. Under Medicare's minimum standards, people without a low-income subsidy pay no more than 25% of the prescription cost and the plan pays no less than 75% (after the deductible is met). This split continues until total covered expenditures have reached the year's coverage gap (see below).
Under several circumstances, a Part D plan enrollee may not have to pay the normal copayment for a covered drug. For example:
- People who live in a long-term care nursing facility and who are enrolled in both Medicare Part D and Medicaid have no copayments.
- Some plans waive or reduce copayments for certain drugs, particularly generic versions, to coax people to join that particular plan, but the plan can change this copayment waiver at any time.
- Pharmacies may waive copayments for any drug for an enrollee with a low-income subsidy. The waiver is not automatic; you have to ask for it.
Gaps in Part D Coverage
In addition to the costs discussed above, there are restrictions on prescriptions, as well as a coverage gap.
Coverage Gap
A notorious part of the Part D program is the coverage gap, popularly referred to as the "donut hole." After you and your plan together pay a certain amount for covered prescription drugs ($2,960 in 2015), your plan stops paying anything and you must pay the full cost of your prescriptions. The plan begins to pay again -- and pays 95% of all further costs -- when total expenditures reach a "catastrophic" level ($4,700 in 2015). Low-income Medicare beneficiaries with a subsidy do not have a coverage gap.
Restrictions on Coverage
Insurance companies may impose many different types of restrictions on their Part D coverage. For example:
- Plans may limit coverage to specific drugs. Each plan issues a list (called a formulary) of the drugs it covers, and a plan may change its formulary at any time.
- Plans may have different copayment amounts for different drugs.
- Some plans require the pharmacy to substitute a generic version of a drug unless you request and receive an exception.
- Plans may require documentation from your physician that you need a particular drug before the plan will cover it.
- Some plans impose a step therapy requirement, which requires you to try the least expensive drug in its class and then get your doctor to certify that that drug doesn't work before you may "step up" to the higher-cost drug.
- Some plans restrict the number of doses in each prescription.
Also, each Part D plan contracts with specific pharmacies to deliver medications, and you must get your drugs from a participating pharmacy to get full benefits.
Certain Drugs Excluded by Law
Medicare prohibits Part D plans from covering most medicines within certain drug categories, even if lawfully prescribed by a physician. These include:
- barbiturates (certain sedatives)
- benzodiazepines (certain tranquilizers)
- drugs used for weight loss or weight gain, and
- over-the-counter medications.
Some state Medicaid programs, however, continue covering some of these drugs for people who are also enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan.
Enrolling in Part D
You enroll in a Part D plan by signing up directly with the plan you want to join. If you don't enroll in a plan when you are first eligible for it, your premiums will be higher when you do finally enroll. (Medicare charges an additional 1% premium for each month you delay enrolling). So carefully consider when you will enroll in a Part D plan. Before you choose a specific plan, research several. (For help choosing a plan, read Nolo's article Medicare Part D: Choosing a Prescription Drug Plan.)
To learn more about Medicare Part D, and other health care options for your retirement years, get Social Security, Medicare & Government Pensions, by Joseph L. Matthews and Dorothy Matthews Berman (Nolo).
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Sources: Dzinziruk Injured, Withdraws From 9/30 Bout
By Mike Coppinger
Sources have advised BoxingScene.com that junior middleweight titlist Serhiy Dzinziruk (37-1, 23 KOs) has been forced to withdraw from his scheduled Sept. 30 rematch with Lukas Konecny with an undisclosed injury.
The fight was to be Dzinziruk's first bout since his lopsided knockout defeat to middleweight champion Sergio Martinez in March. The title defense was a rematch of their controversial bout from April 2008.
Dzinziruk won a majority decision over Konecny by scores of 118-110, 115-113 and 114-114. That match was in Dzinziruk's hometown of Germany, while the rematch was to be in Konecny's backyard, Czech Republic.
Mike Coppinger is a regular boxing freelancer for USA TODAY and Ring Magazine. He's a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America, the Ring Ratings Advisory Panel and the Yahoo! Sports Boxing Panel. Follow him on Twitter: @MikeCoppinger.
Dziniziruk is way bigger than a Konecny fight. Haters gonna hate.Comment by giacomino on 09-17-2011
[QUOTE=tostao;11150232]my bad , he fought daniel dawson in 2010 , but before his fight was 2008 . Take away his title , make interim champion a real champion and make fight between him and #1[/QUOTE] Dawson wasn't ranked very high…Comment by EdMon917 on 09-17-2011
HA! Slick move by Team Dzinziruk avoiding the Konecny fight.Comment by tostao on 09-16-2011
my bad , he fought daniel dawson in 2010 , but before his fight was 2008 . Take away his title , make interim champion a real champion and make fight between him and #1Comment by tostao on 09-16-2011
bull**** , he's not even been training . I know 100% . How can he still be champion without defending title for almost 3 yearsPost a Comment - View More User Comments (11)


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A 2004 graduate of the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia, Bilgili made his international debut in 2002 - while still a student at AVA - as Duke Alfonso in Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia at La Scala. His Metropolitan Opera debut was May 7, 2004, when he sang Leporello without either a full-stage or orchestra rehearsal in the final performance of Don Giovanni that season. When he took his solo bow at the end of the performance, the audience roared in appreciation. He returned to the company in 2009 as Ferrando in Il trovatore. Starting Saturday evening, March 2nd, Bilgili will appear in the lead role in the Academy of Vocal Arts' production of Don Quichotte. Performances run through March 9th at AVA, and March 12th and 14th at Haverford's Centennial Hall. The production will also be heard as a Sunday Opera Special on March 10th at 3 pm on WRTI and the all-classical stream at wrti.org. JUBILATE! A Concert of Sacred Music and Oratorio Masterpieces By Jessica Schultz • Dec 6, 2012 Join us on Sunday, December 9th at 3 pm as the Academy of Vocal Arts presents its annual concert of sacred vocal music featuring time-honored favorites from the repertoire. One of the most eagerly awaited concerts of the season, JUBILATE! showcases AVA's talented Resident Artists. Together, they'll perform works by Saint-Saëns, Bach, Handel, Rossini, Mendelssohn, and more! David Antony Lofton conducts the AVA Opera Orchestra and Resident Artists. Academy of Vocal Arts: Rossini's THE BARBER OF SEVILLE, Nov. 10th at 1 pm By WRTI Staff • Nov 6, 2012 Paul Sirochman Rossini's melodies create the perfect atmosphere for the ever-popular comedy, Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville). Based on the Beaumarchais play of the same name, this farce makes use of outrageous scheming, hilarious disguises, and the vocal talent of the Academy of Vocal Arts' award-winning resident artists. 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Nate Marquardt possibility for Coach on TUF 9
Personally, I'd rather see Franklin be the coach for the next season. I still can't believe they are going through with this U.S. vs U.K. nonsense.
are they trying to screw him out of a title shot?
beating either Frankin or Hendo guarentees him a title shot. Nate Marquardt not so much.
The two problems I see with Henderson or Franklin is if Dan wins he whould get a rematch with Silva instead of being on hold then fighting Bisping, on the other hand I think Franklin beats Bisping and then what? Nobody including Rich wants to see Franklin/Silva 3
I like the Marquardt idea, unfortunatly he isnt very marketable.
Yeah, I really don't like the idea of USA vs UK.
I hope Nate doesn't take this and instead opts to fight soon.
How often do they do this??? I mean it will be season 9 all the other seasons were American fighters with the exception of Ross Pointon and Mike Bisbing....
So its not like the tons of talent from the U.S hasnt been picked from for the last 8 seasons now....
As far as everyone getting a chance Cornbread....you know that happens every year.....why do you think some of these guys like Danny Abbadi, Andy Wang, Wayne Weems got there for gods sake??? Dana put them in there to make the guys he picks that he likes shine.......so my point is every year people get screwed depending on what he how he wants the show to come accross......:thumb02:
Remember how Dana supposedly sent Jon Fitch home to let Diego Sanchez on the show...that was ****ed up......
LOL! Okay, that's a great point, this show is biased towards U.S. fighters (probably because they can complain in English), but ummm...I don't have a counter point. I would, however, much rather seen more countries being represented in this TUF like Brazil and Canada rather than just the U.S. and U.K. But the U.K. does deserve a chance to have a lot of their representatives on the show.
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Today we have the trailer for the animated "Penguins of Madagascar," which is a "Madagascar" spin-off and has a voice cast comprised of Benedict Cumberbatch, John Malkovich, Ken Jeong, Peter Stormare, Tom McGrath, Chris Miller, Chris Knights, and Annett Mahendru. Check it out below.
Plot: Discover the secrets of the most entertaining and mysterious birds in the global espionage game: Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private now must join forces with the chic spy organization, the North Wind, led by Agent Classified (Cumberbatch) to stop the villainous Dr. Octavius Brine (Malkovich), from taking over the world.
The new movie is directed by Simon Smith and Eric Darnell and is set to hit conventional and 3D theaters on November 26th.
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Tanman has already paid for the 3d Blu-Ray release with the penguin's autograph!
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The Nickelodeon voice for Kowalski is infinitely better.
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You guys do still remember I never said I loved cartoon themed movies right? Just curious. Lol hope you guys aren't letting the jokes overthrow the truth :)
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You like Planes but hated The Running Man. That's the truth.
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Today is the anniversary of a terrible time in our nation's history. None of us will forget what we were doing on Sept. 11, 2001. The lives of those lost and their families will forever be in our minds. The men and women defending our country in this war on terrorism are always in our prayers.
America has gone through a lot the past year. Our nation's economy has seen some setbacks here and there. But confidence in air travel is on the rise. Economic growth, even though it is slow, remains on the way up. Reports last week indicated that several automobile companies had seen record sales of new cars. And in Amarillo, "Buy at Home, Support America Now" remains a vital force in our local economy.
Buy at Home was initiated only a few weeks after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C. It was designed to encourage consumers to resume their normal lives and spending habits and take advantage of the many products and services offered by merchants across Amarillo, Canyon and the entire Panhandle region.
Mayor Trent Sisemore and I were joined by the entire Amarillo media, including newspaper, television, radio, outdoor boards and others in a very strong advertising campaign encouraging citizens of the area to Buy at Home, Support America Now. The positive support by the media continues today.
Large advertisements and broadcast promotions by the media have done a wonderful job of featuring local business owners and operators eager to remain supporters of the Buy at Home program. This concept was picked up many area communities where the overall campaign has spread.
Chamber Chairman Bob Wilkinson has been among many business leaders providing 100 percent support of the Buy At Home program. "The Buy at Home, Support America Now campaign has given us a sense of unity and purpose," he said. "It has made the community more aware of the importance of purchasing locally to help strengthen our economy.
"It brings values we used to have of supporting our local churches, charities, and helping our neighbors. It has been an important campaign for Amarillo and the surrounding area and has brought the Panhandle community close together."
President George W. Bush has constantly encouraged all Americans to continue with our lives at work and at home. Of course, there have been some unwanted changes in the way we approach an airline flight and other situations. But overall, I think we can say that our businesses and organizations are functioning in a manner similar to before Sept. 11, 2001.
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February 20th, 2013 (3:25 PM). Edited February 20th, 2013 by Mr. X.
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I don't agree with his comments but I can understand where he is coming from.
There are a lot of cases where people, fearing for their lives, killed a innocent person, sometimes their own children.
One person shot at a car, numerous times, because it pulled into his driveway. He didn't go outside and talk to the people, he just grabbed his gun and started firing. He killed one person, the driver.
One person ended up shooting his own son - He seen something outside, and automatically pulled out his gun and started shooting. It's been a while since I read this so I can't remember all the details about it - I don't know if his son died as a result - but I do think that his sons age was 15.
One person killed his son right after he got the gun - He purchased the gun because he wanted something to protect his family with, and it went off when he got into his car, killing his 3 year old son who was most likely what he sought to protect.
His point is that, as people are now, a lot of them would rather instantly go for their gun, shooting to kill, just because they don't feel exactly right about a situation, rather then confirm that they are, in fact, in some form of danger. Attacking when you can't be sure if you are at risk isn't defensive - Some would argue that it is, and I pray to got that these people never get into a place of power where they could start a war - It's offensive. The only time that it's considered to be defensive action is when you are certain that you are at risk.
Edit - Although, Conservatives screwed themselves in this situation. Instead of confronting him about these comments they immediately started making jokes about it and relating it to other situations. Frankly, that they would try to claim the high ground in this case is disgusting - Because they decided to turn this into a game, making wild accusations, instead of confronting him and asking for clarification.
Compared to Todd Akins claims, Democrats could joke about it - He was direct enough in his statements and later stood by them.
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I-89 lane shut by truck mishaps
MIDDLESEX Vermont State Police say two incidents involving tractor-trailers brought Interstate 89 southbound to one lane Friday.
State police say a truck carrying milk driven by Ronald C. LaRock, 66, of Enosburg Falls, had a mechanical failure around 9 a.m. in Waterbury and drove into a U-turn north of Exit 10. State police say the vehicle came to rest partly in the passing lane.
Shortly before noon, state police say, Gary K. Wells, 56, of Barton, who was driving a truck carrying gasoline, was unable to stop when vehicles in front of him in Middlesex slowed down. State police say Wells drove into the median to avoid a collision and became stuck when he tried to get the truck back onto the interstate.
Both incidents closed one southbound lane for around 30 minutes, and both are under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact state police in Middlesex at 229-9191.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Goalie Emily Bashara stopped 44 shots but the Green Knights still had a field day... Full StoryTHETFORD Alex McVeigh scored twice for the Panthers during Tuesdays runaway victory. Full StoryLYNDON The Marauders entered Wednesdays match with a clear game plan and executed it well... Full Story
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