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Dr. Drew mentions that he has triplets, so he knows how hard Leah has it with twins. After another ten minutes of annoying recap, Drew asks how Aleeah, the healthier twin, is doing. It's a good question - we have seen so much of Ali and her health issues this season that we don't know very much about Aleeah, so it's really nice to get some info about her.
Dr. Drew claims that Leah was "ambivalent" about her wedding, and she says "Marriage, to me, is a big commitment." Then he asks where Leah's dad was, and Leah just says that he's a jerk. I know Leah's mom was single, but we never heard much about her father, and I'm surprised that Life & Style magazine hasn't dug up a story about this yet. Leah says that Corey isn't like her father, and Drew claims she "almost blew it." I hate the way that Drew always makes shit on this show the girls' fault and acts like the boys are saints if they even stay marginally involved in their kids' lives. He practically gives the boys medals for changing a diaper every four months and I hate that shit. Drew then brings up the fact that Corey expressed interest in having a third kid but that Leah wasn't super excited. When Leah says she has the Mirena IUD now, Drew laughs and says "twins are the cure for pregnancy." They cut to Corey backstage nuzzling the twins, and I almost have a spasm from the rays of cuteness.
Dr. Drew mentions that he has triplets, so he knows how hard Leah has it with twins. After another ten minutes of annoying recap, Drew asks how Aleeah, the healthier twin, is doing. It's a good question - we have seen so much of Ali and her health issues this season that we don't know very much about Aleeah, so it's really nice to get some info about her.
Dr. Drew claims that Leah was "ambivalent" about her wedding, and she says "Marriage, to me, is a big commitment." Then he asks where Leah's dad was, and Leah just says that he's a jerk. I know Leah's mom was single, but we never heard much about her father, and I'm surprised that Life & Style magazine hasn't dug up a story about this yet. Leah says that Corey isn't like her father, and Drew claims she "almost blew it." I hate the way that Drew always makes shit on this show the girls' fault and acts like the boys are saints if they even stay marginally involved in their kids' lives. He practically gives the boys medals for changing a diaper every four months and I hate that shit. Drew then brings up the fact that Corey expressed interest in having a third kid but that Leah wasn't super excited. When Leah says she has the Mirena IUD now, Drew laughs and says "twins are the cure for pregnancy." They cut to Corey backstage nuzzling the twins, and I almost have a spasm from the rays of cuteness.
Corey comes out and they talk briefly about his history of crying on the show. Drew puts on his "amateur relationship therapist" hat and says that Leah still has issues from her dad leaving her and that Corey needs to understand that Leah loves Corey but her past issues sometimes cause her to feel insecure or not trust him. Dr. Drew is seriously the male Barbara Walters - his goal isn't to help people, it's to make them cry on national television. He also reminds Leah that she's lucky to have Corey in her life and brings up the stats about how few teen dads stick with their kids' moms. Corey says that they have a lot of family support and that his parents take the kids every Friday night so that he and Leah can spend time together, relax, and "reconnect." Drew says he sees "the strength in their relationships," and Leah says that she wants her children to be happy and not become teen mothers like her. Corey says he wants the kids to do as much as they can and that he'll do whatever it takes to help them. I believe him.
When asked what the hardest part of being a teen mom was Chelsea of course says "my relationships." She means "dealing with Adam's bullshit." Her flashback clip is Megan-heavy, but quickly veers into stupid Adam drama. We also get a nice flashback of Randy saying he won't support her unless she gets her GED, which is laughable now. It is nice that her hair is all one color now, but I don't think this ash blonde is the right shade for her - it's too light. Chelsea says that she and Adam are together again now. Is the audience allowed to boo? Because it's silent as fuck in there. I hate Adam. He comes out on stage and claims that he wants to make it work for Aubree, which is a total lie. The following conversation actually takes place:
DR. DREW: Do you love Chelsea?
ADAM: Yes.
DR. DREW: Do you like Chelsea?
ADAM: Sometimes.
Chelsea says she "helps" with rent, and that Adam doesn't "officially" lives there. He says his official residence is with his parents. Drew asks them how many times they've broken up in the last two weeks, and Chelsea says "Real breakups or just, like 'I'm done'?" It's official: Chelsea's transformation into Sammi from Jersey Shore is now complete. They both say they have thought about getting married, and Drew says it's good that they're holding off because it's bad to be trapped in an unhealthy marriage. As opposed to this current awesome relationship they're currently in, right?
Chelsea's dad Randy comes out and refers to the footage from the season as "a sugarcoated trainwreck." This is the clip we saw last week, and it's not any more fun to watch this time around. Randy says what everyone in the audience thinks, which is that Chelsea and Adam's relationship is stupid and abusive and not going to end happily. Adam's extremely mature response is to swear at Randy. This isn't even a fair fight. Dr. Drew brings up the cycle of abuse, or, as I like to call it "the cycle of shut the fuck up Adam Lind." Chelsea blames herself, saying "I don't want him to cheat." That is a completely normal reaction to have, and girl is so deep in the fuckedupedness of this relationship that she doesn't know what's up and what's down. Adam claims that Chelsea has also cheated on him, and Chelsea says that he dated someone else several years ago when the two of them were broken up. This is Ronnie and Sammi all over again, and it's not any better this time around. Chelsea starts crying (ka-ching, Dr. Drew!) at the thought of Aubree knowing that they fight or disagree, but Aubree is sentient and probably already knows. Adam says he doesn't regret anything he said about Randy. He admits that he once asked Chelsea to buy him a truck, and Adam claims that if Randy spoils Chelsea and pays for all her stuff he might as well benefit from it as well. He has half a point, but I'd bet Adam wants Chelsea's MTV cash.
Dr. Drew opens Kailyn's segment by mentioning that children born to teen parents are more likely to end up in jail one day and then segues into Kail and Jo's respective police issues - namely, when Kail's mom called the cops at the Riveras' house. Kail is already crying by the time her recap segment finishes, and Dr. Drew is frantically counting the dollar signs in his head. The "betrayal" issue comes up, and Dr. Drew presses Kailyn to clarify her relationships with both Jo and Jordan. She claims that Jo cheated on her while she was pregnant and that she never got over that resentment. She also says that she and Jordan started out casual, not wanting to be in a relationship, but that they fell for each other. As usual, she starts listing off all the things she does (work, raising Isaac, school) as if by rote. Look, it is hard to be a single mom, and Kail should be commended for all the work she's doing to make her and her son's lives better. But there's something painfully grating about the way that she keeps repeating the same facts over and over again in order to either martyr herself or put Jo down. "I always feel like the weight of the world is upon you," Drew says to her.
Enter Jordan. He says that it was really hard that Kail broke up with him because of her situation living with the Riveras, but that he understood, and that he tries to support her. Kail says she cries on Jordan's shoulder a lot, and I suspect that's just because Kail cries a whole fucking lot. Jordan admits that Kail is his first girlfriend, and Kail is shocked. They never talked about this? Seriously? This explains so much. No wonder she was able to whip him into submission so quickly. They say they are in love and have talked seriously about having a longterm relationship and that he does a good job with Isaac. Jordan also reveals that he and Jo haven't met and don't plan to, which ... um ... you know how these reunion shows work. That is going to happen in about five minutes, so pull it together. Kail says that she really tried to make it work with Jo but that she didn't want to stick in a bad relationship for the sake of the kid, and I don't know why she's never been this eloquent before. Maybe it's the time off, or maybe she secretly hired a media coach.
Jordan dodges a bullet, going backstage when Jo and Janet come out. What's with all the J names around here? Jo is pretty calm and collected, saying that he thought he and Kail were going to get married. Kail says it's hard for her to hear some of this, and that at one point she really believed they loved each other and would make it but she ultimately decided it wasn't worth putting up with all the fighting. Janet says that she does think Kail is grateful for everything they gave her (although you wouldn't know it from watch Kail stomp around during the show). Jo says that he cares for Kailyn, but he isn't in love with her anymore. Kail is crying THE ENTIRE TIME. I find it sweet and endearing when Corey cries because he's doing it while talking about how much he loves his kids, but when Kail cries it's because she is frustrated or needs sympathy. Janet clarifies that she didn't want Kail to date while living at her home because she didn't want to deal with Kail getting pregnant by someone else. Kail says that she wasn't having sex with Jo or Jordan, and then Janet speaks up for all of America by saying they don't need to talk about their sex lives on camera. Kail brings up the "I work and I go to school" party line yet again, and I have to say I am pretty firmly Team Jo/Janet right now - they keep their voices down, they don't get emotional, and they stay respectful. For once, someone on the show admits that they watch the show, and Janet says her opinion of Kail changed after the episode where she had Jo drop her off for a secret date with Jordan. You and me both, Janet. Instead of apologizing or explaining, Kail keeps crying and says she feels ganged up on. Dr. Drew says that Janet is great and has been good to Kail, and Kail reluctantly concurs and hugs Janet. The invisible audience claps.
Drew asks if she has a job, and Jenelle admits that she's "looking." This is going to be just like Maci where as soon as she got her MTV dollars she moved to a new city and "took the summer off" to spend time with her boyfriend. Dr. Drew announces that kids born to young mothers are more likely to be victims of abuse. That's our segue into Jenelle's rollercoaster clusterfuck of a recap. Dr. Drew calls Jenelle out on her hypocrisy and all her big talk about being a good mom which was in no way backed up by her actions. She said that cops had already caught them once at the house where she and Kieffer got arrested and told them not to go back, but that they were stupid and did it anyway. Dr. Drew asks about Kieffer and Jenelle admits that when she's with him she forgets about everything else. I don't think Kieffer is Jenelle's disease; I think he's a symptom. She consistently chooses bad men - remember Andrew, Jace's non-daddy from her 16 and Pregnant episode? She says that she's afraid of being alone and that she jumps from one relationship to the next because she doesn't get any affection from her mom or the rest of her family. "I guess you can say we're currently broken up," she says, which sounds like Chelsea/Adam language, and that she felt like Kieffer was using her for her money and her car. Dr. Drew says that Kieffer was not asked to the reunion, and that Jenelle should tell him to "Fuck off" (which is so unlike his prim and proper self!). She looks into the camera and, in fact, tells Kieffer he's a douchebag. Dr. Drew asks about Jenelle's relationship with Barbara, and Jenelle says she's "planning" to move out, which sounds like it's right in line after "planning" to go to college and "planning" to break up with Kieffer. I don't think she'll ever follow through.
Jenelle says that her mom does love her but that she doesn't say so often enough, and blames her mom for "making" her yell at her. Frankly, I think the fact that Barbara hasn't throttled Jenelle makes her a candidate for sainthood. Jenelle says that when she was crying over Kieffer Barbara pointed out that Kieffer was a loser instead of comforting her and telling her it was OK. Barbara is right, though. Barbara and her accent say that Jenelle claims to have broken up with Kieffer constantly but that they're totally still together. Because Jenelle is the only teen mom who hasn't cried yet in this episode, so he asks Barbara to hold Jenelle's hand and say she loves her and point out a few things she likes about Jenelle. After about an hour, Barbara says that Jenelle is strong. Along with some coaching from Dr. Drew, she manages to say that Jenelle is ambitious when she puts her mind to it. Drew asks if Jenelle is lovable and Barbara says no. Drew asks what Jenelle could do to be lovable, and Barbara suggests that Jenelle think about anyone besides herself. "I think you've burned your mom out," Dr. Drew says, and I concur. Even though Jenelle won't cry, Barbara does. Proving her point exactly, Barbara says that Jenelle treats her badly and Jenelle makes it all about herself. Then she says she's going to walk offstage and refuses to engage, so Drew changes tack and asks why she keeps going home again. He correctly points out that it's unhealthy for Jace to be around all the fighting, and Barbara says that Jenelle only came home for the free place to stay, not because of her son. Jenelle admits that if she hadn't become a teen mother she would have bailed as soon as she graduated from high school and moved somewhere else. I really, truly wish that had happened.
After the commercial we recap the part where Jenelle complains about her mom not hugging her when she was sad about Kieffer. There are recaps within recaps? No wonder this thing was an hour and a half long.
All four girls and the kids come out for awhile. In a part of the show that is completely not scripted at all, Leah asks how Chelsea deals with her dad and Adam hating each other, and Chelsea admits that she compartmentalizes and avoids them being around each other. Chelsea then asks Leah how she handles having two kids, and Leah says she takes it one day at a time. Groundbreaking journalism, people. Jenelle asks Kailyn if there was a hard part about filming, and Kailyn says that it was hard not having a stable place to live - that's fair, but that is more about her life than it is about issues related to filming. Because Barbara's point wasn't proven enough, Jenelle makes Kail's answer about her. All the girls interject and say that even though the show captured bad moments, they want their kids to watch it someday. No one asks Jenelle a question, which is awesome. They bring out the kids, and Aubree is wearing a leopard print outfit. And that's a wrap, people. I need a drink.


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1. So when you think of opera you think of this…right?
Not bad.
2. Perhaps you think of this guy…it's cool. We all do.
He was the king. No qualms here.
3. You might even go here. Let's face it, Bugs got it going ON.
4. Here's where we might get you. The closest thing to opera that still exists today from the list above…is Bugs. Well, at least, kind of. See, much like Pop Culture, the opera world has become aesthetically oriented. Follow me:
5. This is what the reigning queen of opera looks like. Renee Fleming.
Not what you were expecting, eh? She can sing whatever she wants, wherever she wants, whenever she wants. And she's fantastic.
Strauss' Zueignung. Listen to how long they clap for her. Europe, man. Europe.
7. If NayNay above is the queen, then Anya here is the princess. Anna Netrebko, soprano.
She's a rockstar.
Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiß - Franz Lehar. She's clearly a good time at a party.
9. The lady who sings higher notes than that last high note? Diana Damrau.
Coloratura. So high. So fast. (Usually, everyone's favorite…just sayin'.)
Der Hölle Rache - Mozart's Die Zauberflöte. Crazy costumes. Insane singing. Live. No autotune. She really sings that high. Mariah Carey, sit down.
11. The woman up top in the helmet with the shield? That's a poke at Wagner operas. Leading that front? Nina Stemme.
She's baller.
Mild und Leise - Wagner's Tristan and Isolde.
13. The ladies above are sopranos. Here's the current Queen Bee lyric mezzo, Joyce DiDonato.
Lyric mezzos are a lighter version of a more powerful mezzo…more on that later…dun dun DUN. She sings real high and real fast, but has great low and middle notes.
Fra il padre - Rossini's La Donna del Lago
15. A warmer sounding mezzo, Latvian superstar Elina Garanca.
What a beauty, no? You should hear her sing.
Habanera - From Bizet's Carmen. You know this one.
17. But what about the dudes? Jonas Kaufmann, THE tenor.
Ladies? Gays? Thinking about getting your Met subscription yet?
E lucevan le stelle - Puccini's Tosca.
19. You want high notes and wicked fast singing? Juan Diego Florez.
No, seriously. He sings really high and insanely fast.
Si ritrovarla io giuro - Rossini's La Cenerentola (Cinderella).
21. Let's take it down an octave or so, eh? Dmitri Hvorostovsky, baritone.
He is one of the most famous people in Russia. Seriously. He gets mobbed in the streets.
Votre toast/Toreador's Song - Bizet's Carmen…again. But what can I say? Kid writes a catchy tune.
23. Going even lower…here's Ildebrando D'Arcangelo, bass-baritone. Talk about a name.
Finch' han del vino - Mozart's Don Giovanni.
25. How low can you go? Erwin Schrott, bass.
Fun fact! He's married to Anna Netrebko, the fun lass up top. Second fun fact! He's on the Met roster as a bass. He sings some BB rep as well, but for completion of this post's sake, he's a bass.
Madamina - Mozart's Don Giovanni. He's listing off everyone the Don has slept with…at Placido Domingo's 70th birthday party. Placido was a well-known ladies man. This is genius.
27. Just look how cool productions are these days. THIS IS WHAT OPERA LOOKS LIKE.
New York City Opera's production of Rossini's Mose in Egitto.
28. And these are just the famous ones! There's a whole army of would-be models coming up behind them!
…but what happened to all of the more voluptuous singers? Oh, they're still here, facing more scrutiny everyday for their looks, instead of focusing on the magnificent sounds coming out their mouths. But they're not going anywhere. And boy, do singers LOVE them. They produce sounds that other beings aren't capable of creating. It's like magic. Every. Freakin'. Time. There are some things that just can't be done without a sturdy singer.
29. Dolora Zajick. Do. Not. Mess. With. Dolora Zajick.
She is a beast of a singer.
O don fatale - Verdi's Don Carlo. You would need to stand back 50 feet to listen to this comfortably. Her sound punches you in the face. Seriously. Saw her sing a Cavalleria Rusticana once, walked out with a bloody nose and chipped incisor.
This is to what I was referring earlier up on Joyce DiDonato's picture. There are lyric mezzos, like Joyce; what you'd call a standard mezzo, like Elina; then you have the dramatic mezzos, like Dolora here. PUNCH YO FACE.
31. Liudmyla Monastyrska. Soprano…in (kind of) black face. It's an Aida thing.
O patria mia - Verdi's Aida.
32. Ben Heppner, dramatic tenor. His squillo is straight thug.
In fernem Land - Wagner's Lohengrin
33. Jamie Barton, mezzo. THAT HIGH C.
O mon Fernand - Donizetti's La Favorite. Later on in the program, she sings louder than an entire chorus, an orchestra and six…SIX other soloists.
34. To wrap this up…
Opera got a face lift. Is it good? Is it discouraging? Your call.
One thing I do know, though, is that you should call one of the regional places now and GET YOUR ASS TO THE OPERA. RUN.
Metropolitan Opera Ticket Office - 212-362-6000
New York City Opera - 212-870-5600
Lyric Opera of Chicago - 312-332-2244
San Francisco Opera - 415-864-3330
Houston Grand Opera - 713-228-6737
…or just Google a local opera house.
See you there!
35. I almost forgot! This is Katherine Jenkins. Some of you will try to bring her up…
However, your point is moot, she is not an opera singer. Has never been in an opera, will never be in an opera. So don't. It will get real ugly real quick up in here. Stop.
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"Hes making progress. As you guys know, the system in Missouri was a little bit different. Obviously, he was a very productive college player and were hopeful that he can make the transition to the Miami Dolphin offense sooner as opposed to later. But were seeing development. Hes got to be able to play a little more inline. He didnt do a whole lot of that at Missouri and hes starting to get used to having his hand down in a three-point stance, being involved in pass protection and more involved in the run blocking than hes ever been as well as the route running aspects of it. Were seeing progress.
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Everything you need to know about today's media coverage of Israel and the Mideast.
A journalism professor who supported suicide bombings gallingly opines about "mainstream" support for the Palestinians. CNN's a victim of internet smear after downsizing its Jerusalem bureau. Anticipating war with Iran, Big Media snaps up Tel Aviv rooftop rental space.
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Israel and the Palestinians
• Peter Manning (Sydney Morning Herald op-ed) argues that Canberra's support for Israel is out of step" with Australian public opinion. Manning — the journalism professor and former head of ABC News — once supported suicide bombings. As I blogged earlier today, You Can't March in Step With Suicide Bombers and Lecture About What's Mainstream.
• Big media's finally waking up to an inconvenient truth: Not only does Abbas have minimal authority over the PA, Khaled "The Moderate" Mashaal apparently can't deliver Hamas either. According to AP, Hamas members in the West Bank support the national reconciliation plan while its Gaza leaders oppose it:
Such public airing of disagreements is rare for tightly organized Hamas, a Gaza offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, the pan-Arab movement that scored post-Arab Spring election victories in Egypt and Tunisia.
It is still unclear whether the internal dispute is only about protecting Hamas' interests in Gaza or also the change in direction recently advocated by Mashaal.
Meanwhile, a Baltimore Sun staff-ed supports Palestinian unity in the belief that Abbas will moderate Hamas. Maybe what the Palestinians need is their own Altalena moment.
• Here we go again:
Abbas: If Israel rejects our terms, we'll head back to UN
• Another UN rapporteur I've never heard of accuses Israel for Judaizing eastern Jerusalem and the West Bank. More at Maan News. 'Nuff said.
• What kind of message does this send? According to the LA Times, Hamas security forces in Gaza City broke up a demonstration of solidarity for the Syrian people.
Iranian Atomic Urgency
• Anticipating war with Iran, news services are renting Tel Aviv rooftops and evaluating their readiness. More at Globes (Hebrew) via Israel Matzav.
• Michael Totten on the Mideast nuclear arms race bubbling beneath the surface:
There's another interesting angle here, though, that hardly anyone seems to notice. Israel is supposedly the mortal enemy of the Arabs. Right? So how come no Arab state bothered getting nuclear weapons after Israel acquired the bomb? Either the Arab war against Israel is less serious than the conventional wisdom would have it, the Arab-Persian conflict is more serious than the conventional wisdom would have it, or both.
Assuming Israel has a nuclear bomb . . .
• Worth reading: Obama's Dangerous Game With Iran (Spoiler alert: The US doesn't want Israel to attack yet.)
Spring Winter
• Muslim Brotherhood: The Camp David accords guarantee US aid to Egypt. Cutting off the money would be a violation of the treaty and open the door to changing the agreement. More at the Jerusalem Post.
• The Arab League calls for a joint Arab-UN peacekeeping force in Syria.
• I liked this LA Times collection of Damascus stories.
Rest O' the Roundup
• CNN was victim of an internet smear after downsizing its Jerusalem bureau. HonestReporting clears the air.
Faced with the evidence that we have seen and our own conversations with media professionals based in Jerusalem, we have concluded that the charges laid at CNN's door are speculative at best.
• The Times of London (paywall) talks to some foreign nationals in Israel who allowed the Mossad to borrow their passports:
"Matthew" first emigrated to Israel after leaving his parents' London home in 2009, and volunteered to join the Israeli military shortly afterwards. It was just before his first week of army duty that he was approached by a young woman from Mossad and asked if he was "committed to the State of Israel". He said: "She was really, really friendly. She gave me a recommendation of a good bar in Tel Aviv, and her favourite place for hummus."
When she asked if Matthew was willing to do "a small thing to help", such as, for example, lend his passport, he did not refuse.
He added: "She pointed out that I wouldn't need it for the next year or so. I'd be doing basic training and everything for the army. So I said 'yes' — I was in that frame of mind of strong Zionism, you know?"
Matthew received his passport back after 18 months of military service, and was surprised to find stamps in it from Turkey and Azerbaijan, countries that he had never visited. "She told me it would maybe be a good idea not to go there . . . for the time being," he said.
• Andre Oboler: The Anonymous video threat of all-out cyber war against Israel smells like a hoax. I can see the point: It's not hard to impersonate hackers whose M.O. — and branding — is anonymity:
The threat of an all out cyber attack on Israel resembles not the methods of Anonymous, but rather the threats of Hamas, an Iranian proxy. In mid January Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri told journalists, "Penetrating Israeli websites means opening a new field of resistance and the beginning of an electronic war against Israeli occupation". The current video claiming Anonymous is targeting Israel is not supported by discussion within the anonymous collective. More damaging still, is that the video was not originally posted by TheAnonPress . . .
Read Oboler's full piece.
• In an ugly incident, a Jerusalem school promoting Jewish-Arab co-existence was vandalized by extremist Jews. It's sloppy the way The Indepedent uses the word "activist." Considering it's also a word used to describe terrorists, methinks activists is becoming devalued.
• Judge Asher Grunis is tapped to become next chief justice of Israel's Supreme Court. Israel HaYom rounds up the reactions.
• Who is The Killing Station twitterer, and why do so many BBC staffers follow him?
(Images: Abbas via YouTube/CharlieRose, Mashaal via YouTube/falastinhurra, Haniyeh via YouTube/habsproduction, Tel Aviv via Flickr/Or Hiltch, passport stamps via Flickr/madmack66)
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miles and miles of beach and lots of dogs to watch ! Dad taken up sports photography now ( bit better than flowers !) .......hes been down the pier for ages taking photos of the surfers !
we were going to go on down to santa barbara from here ( mid way between here and LA) but everything just gets dearer the closer you get to LA and we love it here . Think a lot of people from LA come up here for weekend.
The hotel we are in is fully booked for weekend (LA folk again ) but managed to book its sister hotel just up the road on the cliffs.
we both feel as if someone has pulled out our batteries ! Dont think we realised just how much we have done over past 2 weeks ! Are we not 21 anymore ?


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Movies: Cruise's 'Mission Impossible 4' and Downey in 'Sherlock Holmes 2'
In our weekly video feature, Flick Picks, The Daily Beast's Ramin Setoodeh and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a Yes, No, or Maybe from our critics. This week: Tom Cruise in 'Mission: Impossible 4' and Robert Downey Jr. in 'Sherlock Holmes 2'
Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol
Surprise! This fourth chapter of the Tom Cruise action franchise—based on a 1966 TV show—is the best Mission: Impossible yet. The series' new jolt of energy comes from director Brad Bird (The Incredibles), lots of neat stunts, and a story that teams agent Ethan Hunt with The Hurt Locker's Jeremy Renner.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
Robert Downey Jr.'s first Sherlock Holmes movie in 2009 was a massive hit, raking in $209 million at the domestic box office. In the sequel, Downey is back as the Arthur Conan Doyle detective, along with director Guy Ritchie and Jude Law as Watson. Jared Harris plays the archenemy Professor James Moriarty.


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Looking at the MNDNR "Spring 2011 Wild Turkey Harvest Report" page 3 it appears as though this is the first time the permits issued has declined. However the permits issued in 2002 was 22,607 and the number of permits issued this year according the the Star Tribune was 41,863. So looking back over the last 10 years the number of permits issued has doubled while the decrease from 2010 to this year was about 20%. The flucuation maybe because of the bad weather in 2010,the 2011 early spring this year and people realizing that turkey hunting isn't quite as easy as it is on TV shows, shocking I know. I would be more interested in seeing how the turkey license sales do next year and the year after that.
http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/recreation ... arvest.pdf
Here is an excerpt from the report talking about the decline from 2010 to 2011.
Annual changes in turkey harvest are influenced by turkey population size, hunter effort, and weather. As of 2010, Minnesota's wild turkey population appeared to be stable or growing modestly throughout most of the range, with more rapid growth in the northern PAs (Giudice et al. 2011). The effect of the severe winter of 2010-11 on turkey abundance is unknown, but survival rates may have been lower than average, leaving fewer birds in the spring 2011 population. Although hunting opportunity increased in 2011 with 4 new PAs open to hunting and unlimited permit availability for time periods G and H, hunter effort was reduced, with over 3,000 fewer permits issued in 2011 compared to the previous year despite an increase in permit applications. Reduced hunter effort was likely a function of poor weather during the 2011 spring turkey hunting season. Weather conditions in April and May were relatively cool, wet, and windy across much of Minnesota, with below average temperatures and above average precipitation (Minnesota Climatology Working Group 2011). Thus, the reduced harvest in 2011 was likely the result of poor weather (as it affects hunter effort and turkey vulnerability to hunting), and possibly reduced turkey abundance. Spring turkey harvest in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and South Dakota also declined from 2010. The combination of severe winter weather and cool, wet spring weather has affected turkey numbers or behavior as well as hunter effort across the upper Midwest.
I will be interested to see what the MNDNR's theory is when the 2012 Spring Wild Turkey Harvest report is issued.


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I while back, I promised a review of this speaker, in this thread:
I've had enough opportunity to use these, that I feel safe giving them a field use thumbs up.
They are easily heard by the dog, even at 200 yards, in windy conditions. They aren't as loud as a real duck call, but they are loud enough. If the dog can hear the primer, they'll be able to hear the duck quack.
They haven't failed in the rain. I wouldn't submerge them though.
I haven't broken one yet.
They come with a cheap stamped metal base. I just use it as a "spool" to wrap the excess cord around.
I attach the speaker to the winger, using one of those loop bungees with the ball on it.


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The empirical formula of EPA ethyl ester is C22H34O2, and the molecular weight of EPA ethyl ester is 330.51. The structural formula of EPA ethyl ester is:
The empirical formula of DHA ethyl ester is C24H36O2, and the molecular weight of DHA ethyl ester is 356.55. The structural formula of DHA ethyl ester is:
LOVAZA capsules also contain the following inactive ingredients: 4 mg α-tocopherol (in a carrier of soybean oil), and gelatin, glycerol, and purified water (components of the capsule shell).
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Korg PolySix
The PolySix was a milestone because, along with the Roland Juno 6 which appeared almost simultaneously, in 1981 the PolySix was the first opportunity ordinary mortals had to get their hands on a proper programmable polysynth. Up until then, you had to be loaded to afford a Prophet 5, Oberheim OB-Xa, or Roland Jupiter 8.
At first glance it looks like a scaled-down Mono/Poly, but really it's not! In fact it had a lot of great new features such as 32 memory patches, 6 voices of polyphony, cassette backup of memory, even programmable modulation effects and Chorus, Phase, Ensemble!
The Polysix has warm-sounding real analog oscillators, softer and brassy-er sounding than the Juno. Engage the built-in Chorus on a simple single-oscillator sawtooth patch and you were pretty darned close to that expensive Prophet sound. But the big ace in the Polysix's hand was the Ensemble effect. Instant Mellotron-like strings.
Like the Mono/Poly the voices can be played in Unison for a 6-oscillator lead sound that was so big, it was often too big! The advanced arpeggiator can memorize and sequence chords across the keyboard. The PolySix has now been recreated in software as part of the Korg Legacy software bundle! The PolySix has been used by Eat Static, Geoff Downes, Astral Projection, Jimi Tenor, Global Communications, Kitaro, Robert Rich, Keith Emerson and Tears for Fears.
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It's obvious, Eastern Washington University's transfers were anxious to play again after having to watch the 2011-12 season from the bench.
Six-foot-10 Oregon transfer Martin Seiferth had a monster night with 27 points, 17 rebounds and seven blocked shots to break a school record that had stood for 25 years, but the Eagle men's basketball team couldn't stop Cal State Northridge and lost 96-79 in a non-conference game Monday (Nov. 12) at the Matadome in Northridge, Calif.
"Martin played outstanding," said Eastern head coach Jim Hayford. "That has to be an outstanding confidence builder for him. If we can get that kind of play from inside, that is something we can really build on."
However, the Matadors finished with a 35-6 advantage in fast-break points and had 24 offensive rebounds that led to 16 second-chance points. That, coupled with a 41-percent shooting night and 22 turnovers by the Eagles that led to 25 CSN points, spoiled a huge outing for an Eastern transfer for the second-straight game.
"We told our players that the thing they do the best it to miss a shot, get the offensive rebound and put it back in," Hayford explained. "The second-best thing they do is force turnovers and get in transition.
"We have to do a better job taking care of the ball," he added. "Having 22 turnovers is a really painful number to me."
Seiferth, a sophomore from Berlin, Germany, had 13 points, eight rebounds and four blocks in the first half, then had 14 points, nine rebounds and three blocks in the second half. Eastern trailed by just four at halftime and by two early in the second half, but a 20-6 Cal State Northridge run put the game out of reach for the Eagles.
His seven blocked shots broke a school record that had stood for more than 25 years, dating back to Jan. 2, 1987, when Dexter Griffen had six versus Idaho State. Seiferth's 17 rebounds are the sixth-best recorded performance all-time at Eastern. He just missed a spot on Eastern's all-time leading scorers list, with 30 points scored by 10 different players to rank 39th.
Eastern is now 0-2, and next plays at Saint Mary's in Moraga, Calif., on Sunday (Nov. 18) as EWU continues its six-game road stretch to start the season. The Matadors, who defeated Pepperdine 81-75 in their opener, are now 2-0 this season.
In Eastern's season-opening 88-70 loss at Washington State, junior point guard Justin Crosgile, a transfer from St. Joseph's, had 28 points and five assists in his Eagle debut in a losing effort. Both Crosgile and Seiferth had to sit out last season because of NCAA transfer rules.
Crosgile hit two early 3-pointers, and went on to finish with 18 points, five rebounds and seven assists, but he also had nine of EWU's turnovers. True freshman Venky Jois chipped in 12 points, seven rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots. Senior guard Kevin Winford came off the bench to contribute nine points.
Cal State Northridge never trailed in the game, and led by as many as 11 points in the first half. Eastern came within 39-37 with 18:18 left in the game, but the Matadors used a 20-6 run to lead by 16. Cal State Northridge led by as many as 23 and EWU could come no closer than 16 the rest of the way.
"In the first half we stuck with the game plan, but in the second half we looked really young," Hayford said. "That really hurt.
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Anyone else get this on PC? I got mine for $25. I'm looking for Steam friends to play with I don't have many Steam friends.
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Anyone know what the second disc is for for the 360 version? I beat the game today and didn't have to switch discs once.
I believe it has to do with the multiplayer stuff.
Finished it tonight. It was good but just wasn't great imo.
I enjoyed the little Joker origin thing that they showed in his warped mind. I'm not finished yet, but I find it a lot less out of the way to do all the side missions
Just started New Game + today. Pretty fun. The Deathstroke fight is a lot more intense without the Bat-Sense tipping you off to his attacks.
Holy ****! The first Bane fight was a pain in the ass in normal mode. New game plus? Well I just spend an hour trying to beat it and no success so far. It is the first time I literally threw my controller down in a very long time.
I finally finished the game a few weeks ago, unlocked the majority of trophies and concept art, and I'm at 99% completion ... I thought it was awesome, but not quite as great as "CITY" .... The story was fantastic however, as it perfectly displays the perfect contrast of Batman and the Joker.
And I agree Shifty ... the "first Bane Boss Battle" at the hotel was hard as hell I thought. That, DEATHSTROKE, and FIREFLY were the best boss battles of the game. And yeah, the 2nd disc is for multiplayer ... I tried it out a bit, but I'm not big on it.


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I have been doing a lot of reading about Bluewater fishing. This year I am going to do something different. I am going to whip a loop on the end of my flyline, like in one of Lefty's books. I used it years ago, and it worked fine. It is not that the nail knot failed, it is just that I want a way of quickly changing leaders, from a heavy 100 lb shook tippet, or a piece of wire, to a light 16 or 20 lb fluor. This has too be done quickly, especially when one minute there is big fish around, and the next minute there is mahi mahi, or albacore showing, where 100 lb shock tips are just too much.:eyecrazy: Another reason is you could quickly add a small section of a heavy grain line between the leader, and the line. This I think will be a better way of meeting the change of conditions offshore quickly. Another thing I was thinking about was, seein I use about a nine foot leader most of the time, Taking an old rod, or bamboo pole, adding guides, and using it to hold leaders straight, and easily obtainable. I have many problems with keeping leaders coiled. In the heat of battle while changing leaders, they always seem to tangle, and you never seem to get squared away before the fish are long gone. The pole holding the leaders, only need rubber bands on each end, and with guides in several places along the pole will keep them straight. One just has too grab a leader somewheres near the middle and pull, the leader should come out nice and straight to be easily attached to the looped line, and tie on a fly. You are ready for most anything quickly.
Interesting idea re: leader storage.
How about a piece of PVC using velcro at each end, sandwich the leader under velcro and pull out as needed?
I loop the end of all my fly lines and tie off with 12# fluoro with 2 nail knots & glue - never had a failure.
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I was wondering if we are going to get anymore SAGA figures. When I say more I mean new guys. Of the following, which if any do you think we'll get...
Djas Puhr
Ki-Adi Mundi
Anakin Tatooine Attack
Watto Junk Dealer
Do any of you know if we're getting this in Canada at all?
I know the last 4 aren't even available in the States yet, but Palpy and Djas have been out there since May, I want these figs big time!