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Have One On Us #6: BrewDog Manchester
We're only just recovering from the almighty hangover we acquired following the BrewDog launch night last Thursday, so apologies for the delay in sharing our thoughts with you.
To open, a rather grandiose statement that is nevertheless absolutely true: without BrewDog, the microbrewing revolution would not have progressed at the same pace these last few years, and as a result the state of Manchester's bar scene would be very different.
The explosive growth of the company has inspired individuals across the country to try their hand at brewing, and as craft ales have grown in both popularity and quality an increasing number of establishments have started serving them.
Take Font, for example. What was once nothing more than a venue providing students with £2 cocktails to get them pissed now has one of the best stocked bars in the city. Other similar tales are not hard to find.
Why? Because craft ales are suddenly big business, with a large part of the credit due to BrewDog taking them mainstream.
This raises an important question: is there a place for a BrewDog bar in Manchester? If everywhere from the dives to the pubs to the bars already serve BrewDog, can a dedicated venue truly offer a unique experience?
The answer, we're happy to report, is "yes." What helps is BrewDog's choice of location. Initially planning to setup in the Northern Quarter, the company shifted its focus to Peter Street, an area that has fallen on hard times after once having plenty of (admittedly awful) drinking establishments. Which Sam can attest to, having once worked in Brannigans, where she was made to dance to "Don't Blame It On The Sunshine" at four in the morning – wearing a papier mache comedy head, no less – before cleaning the bar. BrewDog's arrival could well spark positive revitalisation.
Whilst the exterior might put you in mind of an All Saint's shop, and give rise to fears that this is little more than a fancy spot for trendy arseholes, inside the aesthetic is kept pleasingly simple, with good use of wood and glass and extra illumination coming from raw light fittings, which gives an industrial rough-around-the-edges feel to the place.
Seating is sparse, and includes a handful of wooden benches that reminded us of secondary school science class, and the music is kept quiet, creating the perfect ambience for conversation. The bar staff were friendly and attentive, clearly clued in about what they were selling and happy to dish out samples.
The place was quiet when we arrived post-work but soon became busy. We dubbed the press wristband we were given the "booze band," and endeavoured to take full advantage of the free drinks it entitled us to. If you happen to come with someone for whom good quality beer is not a big deal, then there is a range of good quality spirits, ciders, and wines available. But, of course, the main attraction is the extensive range of BrewDog's own beers.
The brewer has a well-deserved reputation for quality, with Punk one of the best flagship brands offered by anyone anywhere in the world, a sharp fruity burst of pure flavour. Dead Pony Club is a new pale ale that clocks in at just 3.8% yet still offers a firm, robust taste. Zeitgeist is a deep, smoky black lager. Riptide is a rich, chocolatey stout. IPA is Dead Galaxy is like a supercharged version of Punk. Hardcore a wonderfully malty, bitter ale with notes of caramel and toffee.
We were also lucky enough to sample BrewDog's fifth anniversary beer Dog A, which clocked in at 15.1% and combined chocolate and coffee with Naga chilli. We went out on Tokyo, which we'd been meaning to sample for some time. Given its high percentage, it was no surprise the evening ended in a blurry haze, but we had a great time reaching that point.
Reading the notes we'd made the next day – hastily scrawled sentences that were barely legible and of no great use when composing this piece – was a fun experience. The message was simple enough: not only do BrewDog do an incredible job with their beers, they also get their bars right too.
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Replaced coil paks plugs wires. about three months ago put new coil pak harness.plugs get gas. someone told me the harness could be crossfiring and that i should buy a new one that fixed his problem but it was his 1&3 plugs that wasnt firing
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It's fair to say Looper wasn't what I expected and I mean that in a good way. Sony very craftily left out an entire plot line in the Looper advertising, so the movie went in a completely different direction than I'd imagined. These days most movie surprises or plot twists are predictable and/or recycled from past successful movies, but Looper kept you guessing until the end.
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May 25, 2012
Every year, there are fewer and fewer small-town diners in America. Yet there is an untapped reservoir of stories in those that remain.
- from the Director's Note
This reservoir of stories is the basis for Nylon Fusion Collective's Miss Hope's, three separate plays—each about 30 minutes and taking place from George W. Bush's term as President through today—written by Alisha Silver, Joseph Samuel Wright and Jack Karp. Miss Hope's is "a march through innocence, through temptation, to virtue or vice reminding us that with broken promises come broken dreams" [program cover]. The director and the company intensely comment on the themes of these new works before they go up. The characters end up doing the same thing—announcing the archetype they're playing rather than simply letting us figure it out for ourselves.
Act I tells the story of a waitress named Ava (Katherine Barron), her friend/hook-up buddy/dishwasher named Jamie (Dustin Kearns) and a couple who pop in for coffee (the younger Addison played by Madison Comerzan; the older Mr. G played by Chris Cardona). Kearns dishes out an endearingly unaffected performance. He is simple, unassuming and his portrayal has the most "small-town diner life" qualities to it. Cardona, whose Mr. G desperately needs some "goddamn Equal" for his coffee, is on par with Kearns' ability to portray a low-key but believable character. His desires are small but the laughs are huge as this poor man completely tears at the seams. This act features presentational monologues which neither Comerzan nor Barron makes their own, but as a whole it's the sharpest piece of the three entries. This is because it focuses on a smaller number of characters than the other two and playwright Alisha Silver keeps you wondering what's brewing beneath the surface between two of them.
Act II involves a local group of townspeople meeting at the diner after opening night of Cabaret. While the play lacks dramatic urgency, there are some compelling performances. Joshua Hinck, too campy at first, is excruciatingly convincing as he tests the waters with his male friend in full "gay-guy-wants-straight-guy" mode. Then there's Donna Ross, whose work is so pointed and precise. It's laugh-out-loud funny when she so forthrightly directs the line "Let's do better tomorrow" into the eyes of Eileen Lacy's Miss Margaret, an aging actress in Cabaret. And Kelsey Mahoney brings a three-dimensional quality to her character that's captivating. What else is a single girl to do when her family's gone, the straight guy's with his girlfriend, and her gay BFF is being a brat? Eat as many French fries as possible, obviously. I love it.
Act III, which chronicles a waitress (Stephanie Heitman) who dreams of being an actress, starts off strong but loses its way. At the top, it's like watching insomniacs shoot the shit and it's kind of fascinating. As Obama is heard on a TV screen, one character offers a stark but realistic worldview: "If he's elected tomorrow, we'll still be right here." The silence that follows puts a different spin on the Obama/Hope hype that swept the nation a few years ago.
As in the first two plays, there's a major awkwardness that takes over as the characters dive into monologues. It feels like a cop-out, like the playwright couldn't come up with good enough dialogue so he forces the characters' dreams, thoughts and opinions into overdone solo acts. In particular, Rachel Buethe and Zachary McClanahan, as a cheerleader and a football player respectively, are jarringly over-theatrical.
Throughout the night, you'll be treated to perfectly laid-back music (sound design: Gisela Fulla-Silvestre) and a constricted yet charming diner atmosphere (set design: Robert Lee Simmons). Plus there are some nice directorial touches, like having the first actress on stage smoking a cigarette during the clever house speech. As a night of theatre, however, Miss Hope's falls short due to the characters announcing their stereotypes and clichés to the audience instead of trusting that we will get them.


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TATA NANO is the latest and cheapest car India. Tata introduced this car during January 2008 and priced Rs 1 lakh (approximate US$ 2500), which makes it the cheapest car in India available as of now.TATA NANO, designed with a family in mind, has a roomy passenger compartment with generous leg space and head room. It can comfortably seat four persons.With a length of 3.1 metres, width of 1.5 metres and height of 1.6 metres and with adequate ground clearance, it can be effortlessly driven in busy roads and cities.
Satellite navigation systems have become increasingly popular gadgets in recent years. And indeed, it can be extremely helpful if you just need to listen to that friendly voice guiding you safely to your destination, instead of constantly having to stop at the roadside to check your map.
But then again, how often have you been shaking your fists at a driver who has caused you to swerve because they suddenly decide that their high-tech satellite navigation system has told them they need to go right behind the next bend? How many times have you been irritated because a lorry got stuck and blocked the only access road to your destination?
Why do girls always fall for the wrong guy? Their mothers warn them about him. Their friends shake their heads disapprovingly. Their minds tell them to escape while the going is good. But no! Oh no! Their hearts are another story altogether. You see, they are always sending all the wrong signals. His name alone is enough to scramble their brains and set their hearts racing. Meet Raj. He is the stuff of dreams,
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Canadian Federation of University Women Sunshine Coast Branch held their annual Strawberry Tea and Mad Hatters fundraiser on June 11. A stunning array of hats and fascinators brightened up the Sunshine Coast Golf and Country Club. About 50 women attended the event that benefits the organization's bursary fund. The money goes to support mature women in their quest for more education. The fine food provided by Jackie Coombs and her staff at the golf club added greatly to the festivities. This year the most beautiful hat prize went to the beaded lady, Matilda Naidoo and the funniest to the birded lady, Barbara Cochran. Sechelt councillor Alice Lutes, one of the judges, said the competition was fierce for the coveted prizes and picking the winners was tough.
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So I have a dilemma, I have a plot at a community garden that is doing fairy well. Yay! Stuff is growing, but we are pretty sure a lot of it is weeds. Grrrrrr. Actually weeds are not that big of a deal to me because I find it kinda fun to pull out, however my dilemma is that I am not entirely sure what is a weed and what is a little ol' seedling!
Look at all that green! To the far right are Sugar Snap Peas, which I think are OK and free of weeds. This is what a seedling should look like and mine look kinda like that.
We are definitely going to have to add stakes soon.
The seedlings in the middle that look like four leaf clovers are supposed to be Lacinato kale. According to this website, below is what they are supposed to look like phew!
Our Kale definitely seems like it is growing, but it seems to be combining with the Swiss Chard that we planted right next to it. Hmmmm. Are we supposed to take out the chard that is in the kale spot????? Or is what we think is invading swiss chard not swiss chard at all. My brain is exploding! Below is an upclose picture of what a swiss chard seedling looks like.
We also planted bell peppers, but those have not sprouted yet. So we are safe from using our brain in that little corner of our plot.
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Memorial Day Weekend is the traditional start to the Lake George Summer Vacation season. The Georgian Resort is offering great getaway room specials, entertainment and our new Summer Dinner Menu to get you in the Summer groove!
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Summer 2012 doesn't officially start 'till June 20th, but Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kick-off to Summer vacation season. The small Adirondack village of Lake George is gearing up for a great Summer in 2012! Along with the usual attractions like Lake Cruises and some popular events and festivals - Elvis Festival May 31 - June 3, and Americade, June 5-9; Lake George is welcoming two new events this year. June 22 – June 24 is the Lake George Edition of Centurion Cycling with a variety of bicycle race events, kids events, a hill climb and a great bicycle expo. New this year also is a two week run of Big Apple Circus, July 14-22 to be held at the old Gaslight Village Property now call the Charles R. Wood Park. The Georgian Resort offers discount summer accommodation packages with additional savings for most events and area attractions.
The Georgian Lakeside Resort is center stage for all Lake George Attractions and Events. The Georgian is located at the North end of the village and guests can take a short walk to the village and enjoy shops, attractions, and entertainment. The Georgian is home to Giovanna's On The Lake Restaurant with a new Summer 2012 Menu beginning May 17th. The Georgian is legendary for providing great entertainment and Memorial Day Weekend is no exception with performances featuring Spellbound on Thursday and Friday, and Drew Polsun - Elvis Tribute artist on Saturday night.
For Memorial Day weekend the Georgian Resort is featuring a great value added Lake George Memorial Day Weekend Room Package - book any three nights (Thurs. May 24 - Mon. May 28) and receive a $50 restaurant credit (for Giovanna's On The Lake) and a two hour kayak or pedal boat rental with your stay.
The Georgian Resort has complete area information about event, activities and attractions and Memorial Day Weekend Specials at Georgian Resort Memorial Day 2012
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This easy yet elegant salmon dish can be prepared in about half an hour. For the agrodolce (an Italian sweet-and-sour sauce), balsamic vinegar is reduced to concentrate its flavors and thicken it, and finished with a swirl of butter to create a velvety glaze. The dish is low in carbs and packed with healthy omega-3 fatty acids. It would go well with roasted or grilled asparagus. (If you're concerned about your sodium intake, reduce the amount of salt used to season the fish.)
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Carlisle law firm continues support for Women in Business campaign
Last updated at 15:13, Friday, 15 June 2012
A series of women in business events organised by Cumbria Chamber of Commerce is to be sponsored for the second year by a Carlisle commercial law firm.
The first event of the Women in Business campaign sponsored by Baines Wilson is at the Inn on the Lake, Glenridding followed by an Ullswater Steamers trip on June 19.
The series of events provide networking opportunities for Cumbrian business women along with the opportunity to develop business connections and promote business within the county.
This year's series of events will help women promote their businesses, create new outlets and give new starters the experience of gaining new contacts.
Joanne Holborn, a partner in Baines Wilson and head of employment and employment training, said: "As legal experts, advising only businesses, we know the importance of getting the right advice and support when running a business – and the importance of networking events.
"Many more women are now running businesses. We wanted to support the Chamber of Commerce in their initiative to help business women grow their businesses with support and opportunities within the county.
"We are also delighted to sponsor the annual Cumbrian Business Woman of the Year Award, which was launched by the Chamber in 2011. The accolade is awarded at the annual conference, which will take place in November this year, a celebration of Women in Business in the county.
"We look forward to working with the chamber and meeting the new as well as the established female entrepreneurs who are working hard across Cumbria and making a significant contribution to the local economy."
Catherynn Dunstan, Events Development Manager at Cumbria Chamber of Commerce/Made in Cumbria, believes it important that women have the chance to share their experiences.
She said: "Successful female entrepreneurs possess particular personal characteristics. They are energetic, not afraid to take risks, motivated and tenacious.
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Great manual Crushdepth, do you already have the restore tested and described step-by-step ?
DasUli wrote:Just for the record, i formatted the usb drive with ext4, now it´s working fine. The problem was the NTFS file system. Thanks for input, Mike!
bramschats wrote:Great guide crushdepth,
If you only could at email log sending,which is not working for me so far, at your howto it would be complete.......
bramschats wrote:Regor,
thnx, i've made the script and crontab entry and put in my settings as discribed in http://forum.qnapclub.de/viewtopic.php?f=208&t=10097 how can i test this is working?
thnx in advance.
I've just found this http://forum.qnapclub.de/viewtopic.php?f=208&t=10097 !
And as I don't speak germain can someone translate this ? I think it about a rsnashot GUI ....
bramschats wrote:Regor,
sorry i meant this threat viewtopic.php?f=22&t=13025&start=45#p104819 for emailing.....
MAIL_HEADER_TO="Me <email@example.com>"
MAIL_HEADER_FROM="QNAP <firstname.lastname@example.com>"
for trying, comment the last ligne with # where the temp log is remove and... run it and when it's ok uncomment the line
Add the alias in to /etc/config/ssmtp/revaliases...
cmd_du /opt/bin/du
# commande post execution
cmd_postexec /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
I have created the script in /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh with the script and edited my mail settings.
MAIL_HEADER_TO="Me <firstname.lastname@example.com>"
MAIL_HEADER_FROM="QNAP <firstname.lastname@example.com>"
I have made a crontab entry: 55 23 * * * /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
But how can i start the script and make it executable?
Do i need to add this in this file?
Add the alias in to /etc/config/ssmtp/revaliases...
I did put this line in in: /opt/etc/rsnapshot.conf beneath:
cmd_du /opt/bin/du
# commande post execution
cmd_postexec /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
[/share/MD0_DATA/System] # /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
rsnapshot encountered an error! The program was invoked with these options:
/opt/bin/rsnapshot du
ERROR: /opt/etc/rsnapshot.conf on line 62:
ERROR: cmd_postexec /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
ERROR: Errors were found in /opt/etc/rsnapshot.conf,
ERROR: rsnapshot can not continue. If you think an entry looks right, make
ERROR: sure you don't have spaces where only tabs should be.
[/share/MD0_DATA/System] #
# commande post execution
cmd_postexec /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
# commande post execution
cmd_postexec /share/MD0_DATA/System/rsnapshot_log.sh
What is going wrong here.
0 */4 * * * /opt/bin/rsnapshot hourly
30 23 * * * /opt/bin/rsnapshot daily
30 22 * * 0 /opt/bin/rsnapshot weekly
30 21 1 * * /opt/bin/rsnapshot monthly
[~] # rsnapshot hourly
echo 21496 > /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
/opt/bin/rm -rf /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.5/
mv /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.4/ /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.5/
mv /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.3/ /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.4/
mv /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.2/ /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.3/
mv /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.1/ /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.2/
mv /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.0/ /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.1/
mkdir -m 0755 -p /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.0/
/opt/bin/rsync -a --delete --numeric-ids --relative --delete-excluded \
--link-dest=/opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.1/localhost/ \
/share/MD0_DATA/Public /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.0/localhost/
touch /opt/var/rsnapshot/hourly.0/
rm -f /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
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2012 NFL Youth Movements: NFC North
In the second instalation of our 2012 Youth Movement series, we're taking a look at one of the best divisions in the NFL. Which ever team makes it out of the NFC North with a divison crown will likely end up being the favorite to win it all. Make no mistake about it: the road to an NFC Championship will go through the NFC North.
Not only are some of the best teams in the NFC North, but it's full of some the best young talent to enter the league in recent years. Who are the best players in the division under age 25? Will any of those young players help carry their team to a Super Bowl this season?
1. Matthew Stafford, Quarterback, Detroit Lions
As a 23 year old coming off a season where he only played in three games, Matthew Stafford had a season most quarterbacks could only dream of. Completing 64% of his passes, he threw for over 5,000 yards, 41 touchdowns, and only 16 interceptions. Not bad at all for his first full season in the league.
His detractors will be quick to point out that he's struggled to stay healthy over the course of his career, and it's a valid point. He missed 19 games in his first two seasons, certainly not the type of stat you want associated with your franchise quarterback. But he started all 16 games in 2011, and the fact that he could put up the type of numbers he did in his first full season is a real testament to the immense talent that he possesses as a passer.
The addition of Ryan Broyles, along with the hopes that they'll have an effective running game for the first time in Stafford's career means things should only get better in his fourth season. He's already a top ten quarterback as it is, and if he is able to capitalize on all the talent that surrounds him, he'll be a top five player in the league by the time the 2012 season is in the books.
2. Bryan Bulaga, Offensive Tackle, Green Bay Packers
In a division that has a surplus of talented young players, it might be a surprise that Bryan Bulaga would be ranked as the second best young player in the NFC North – but it shouldn't be. Over the past two years Bulaga has developed in a Pro Bowl level right tackle that's simply been overshadowed by the numerous other stars that he plays along side every Sunday.
The knock on Bulaga as a draft prospect was that his arms were too short, but he's shown no signs of that being a hindrance for him. He's one of the best run blocking tackles in the league and with some more development his pass blocking will be at an elite level as well.
Bulaga is an anchor on the right side of the line, but the Packers should consider moving him to left tackle. Green Bay has no clear cut solution there, and Bulaga clearly has the athleticism to protect Aaron Rodger's blind side. Regardless of whether he's playing on the right or left side, Bulaga will be a tremendous asset for the Packers in 2012.
3. Henry Melton, Defensive Tackle, Chicago Bears
When looking for a defensive tackle, you want a strong, athletic player who can impact both the running game and the passing game. As the anchor of your defense, he needs to be a player you can count on to be on the field week after week. Henry Melton embodies all of these traits.
His athleticism is clearly apparent: when he began his career at Texas University, he was a running back, not a defensive tackle. He scored 16 touchdowns as a Longhorn, and averaged 4.7 yards a carry. He also played defensive end at Texas and still has the versatility needed to play either defensive tackle or end. The Bears are even experimenting with the 6'3, 295 lb Melton playing some fullback during OTAs.
Melton proved to be a reliable starter as soon as he got the opportunity in 2011. He started 15 games, and got to the quarterback 7 times. He was a consistent force on the inside, and he should be able to build on the revelation that was his 2011 season. He'll have the added benefit of playing alongside a healthy Stephen Paea in the trenches, and both young defensive tackles should feed off of each other in 2012.
4. Percy Harvin, Wide Receiver, Minnesota Vikings
Percy Harvin is known for his speed, as most players who run in the low 4.3s are. But even though he's one of the fastest players in the league, his speed isn't the only thing to like. Although he's slight of frame at 5'11, 184 lbs, he doesn't shy away from contact as many receivers his size do.
He came into the league very raw, but in his three seasons he has consistently developed from one year to the next. His rookie year was solid: 60 catches for 790 yards. He's improved to the point that in 2011 he had 87 catches for nearly 1000 yards. His game has evolved from just being an option deep, and now he's a threat in short and intermediate routes as well.
Because of his development at receiver, the Vikings have begun to rely less on his talents as a kick returner, but it's still a tremendously valuable aspect to his game. In his career he's amassed over 2600 return yards and scored 4 touchdowns. His speed and all around athleticism make him one of the best weapons in the league no matter where he touches the ball, and that will only help young quarterback Christian Ponder as he continues to grow into the role of being Minnesota's franchise quarterback.
5. Ndamukong Suh, Defensive Tackle, Detroit Lions
Early in his career, Ndamukong Suh did something that is nearly impossible for most defensive tackles: he routinely made highlight packages with his disruptive, violent play. In 2011 Suh made headlines again; but this time it was for far more negative reasons. Repeated immature outbursts that eventually culminated in an infamous stomping incident that left Suh suspended.
When he was able to be on the field, his play took a major decline as well. He's known for his pass rushing, but he only had four quarterback sacks in 2011, six less than his rookie season. His tackles dropped dramatically as well, from 66 in 2010 to only 36 in 2012.
Suh is obviously one of the most naturally talented players in the NFL, but it's the mental and psychological aspects of the game that keep him from ranked any higher on this list. He is so preoccupied with getting to the quarterback that he notoriously over pursues, often times running right past the ball carrier, leaving him a wide open lane. His immaturity after the whistle and reputation for being a dirty player must be cleaned up before he can even begin to realize his potential. He has a chance to be one of the best defensive tackles to ever play the game, but he has a ways to go before he arrives there.
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Christian Ponder didn't make the same type of impact in his rookie year that Cam Newton did, but the Vikings still have to feel pretty good about how their franchise quarterback progressed over the season. 2012 will be very telling in how his career will play out.
Chicago will be looking forward to seeing a healthy Stephen Paea play alongside Melton in 2012. Paea is extremely physically gifted, and if he develops like he should the Bears will have a fantastic interior defensive line.
Titus Young had a pretty solid rookie season, catching 48 passes for 607 yards. He, like many of Detroit's roster, will need to gain a good deal of maturity over the summer if the Lions are going to take the next step this fall.
Green Bay has two of the most physically gifted receivers around in Jermichael Finley and Randall Cobb. However, Finley is a one dimensional tight end that isn't a factor at all in the running game and Cobb, while he's talented, is stuck at the back of a very deep receiving corps.
The Packers will be hoping B.J. Raji returns to his 2010 form in 2012. Raji was a big time factor in their Super Bowl run, but last season was tough for Raji and the rest of Green Bay's defense.


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A number of the cameo guests listed way up in that Wiki article didn't make the cut. I wish Jack Black hadn't.My other insights which you can read Monday.
Oh, Jack Black is in it? I try to avoid everything he gets involved with. My love for the muppets overpowers my visceral dislike for JB though, so I'm still looking forward to this.
― sleep daphnia (dowd), Friday, 18 November 2011 21:58 (1 year ago) Permalink
There are compensatory factors if you like to see Jack Black suffer.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Friday, 18 November 2011 22:11 (1 year ago) Permalink
Frank Oz hasn't really muppeteered since the 90s
we don't need Miss Piggy anymore, we have Jenna Maroney
― Θ ̨Θƪ (sic), Friday, 18 November 2011 22:20 (1 year ago) Permalink
morbius, does this have much of a plot or is it like beads-on-a-string? (actually i sort of feel like i'd prefer the latter.)
― flesh, the devil, and a wolf (wolf) (amateurist), Friday, 18 November 2011 22:29 (1 year ago) Permalink
hmm I think I will enjoy seeing Jack Black suffer, yes
― The Uncanny Frankie Valley (Shakey Mo Collier), Friday, 18 November 2011 22:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
it's a getting-the-band-back-together plot.
tho there are some reprises of The Muppet Movie, sometimes the 1979 movie it reminded me of was Satr Trek: TMP.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 04:18 (1 year ago) Permalink
someone who's seen it already please tell me this doesn't suck. better yet, tell me it's awesome!
if it actually is, of course. if they kill my childhood in this movie i'd rather not see it.
― messiahwannabe, Saturday, 19 November 2011 04:53 (1 year ago) Permalink
the only assurance I need is that Rowlf The Dog is well-represented here
― Cosmo Vitelli, Saturday, 19 November 2011 06:24 (1 year ago) Permalink
My FCF loved it, sez it will appeal to anyone over 30+ with fond memories of the Muppets.
― Bon Ivoj (jaymc), Saturday, 19 November 2011 06:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
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― Waxahachie Swap (Jimmy The Mod Awaits The Return Of His Beloved), Saturday, 19 November 2011 07:39 (1 year ago) Permalink
This is as close to "ringing endorsement" as I can imagine! I love ST: TMP. It's my 2nd or 3rd favorite Trek movie after Khan!
― i couldn't adjust the food knobs (Phil D.), Saturday, 19 November 2011 13:56 (1 year ago) Permalink
well, it's funnier, and no one's as stiff as Persis Khambatta.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 14:05 (1 year ago) Permalink
persis khambatta rip :(
she was only 49
― mark s, Saturday, 19 November 2011 14:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
yes, that was a pity.
NYT feature on Bret McKenzie and his 3 songs (the vid here with Kermit is preferable to the perfs of the song in the film):
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 15:09 (1 year ago) Permalink
Better than Muppets in Space; got nothing on the original trilogy.
― dor Dumbeddownball (Eric H.), Saturday, 19 November 2011 18:44 (1 year ago) Permalink
Also, yes, jaymc's FCF OTM in that it want to make kids laugh but, more importantly, make adults get a good nostalgic cry.
Big fan of Miss Poogy over here.
― dor Dumbeddownball (Eric H.), Saturday, 19 November 2011 18:45 (1 year ago) Permalink
"You saw All About Eve, right?"
― dor Dumbeddownball (Eric H.), Saturday, 19 November 2011 18:47 (1 year ago) Permalink
There's a woman always smoking in front of my building who reminds me quite a bit of Miss Poogy.
Actually this could've eclipsed the first movie with a couple moves:
-no Walter-team up Piggy and Adams
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 19:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
Could've done entirely without Segal, Adams and Walter entirely.
― dor Dumbeddownball (Eric H.), Saturday, 19 November 2011 19:35 (1 year ago) Permalink
Entirely, in case that wasn't clear.
Adams was criminally underused. Would've preferred the reunion to be instigated by Mark Wahlberg and Adams as their Fighter characters.
I will be interested in hearing kids' reactions, as it's not aimed much at em as you say.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 19:43 (1 year ago) Permalink
and yes, it'a 100% nostalgia fest and my eyes were leaking in 5 mins.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Saturday, 19 November 2011 19:48 (1 year ago) Permalink
^^^^ this is all I need to know. I have to see this.
― Janet Snakehole (VegemiteGrrl), Saturday, 19 November 2011 22:17 (1 year ago) Permalink
saw this last night in a discount theater jammed to the rafters with single-digits and their stoic herders. movie was fun, but took waaaaay too long to get going. tons of mopey, draggy musical numbers and laugh-free "character development" stretches. as a result, the kids were restless as all hell. serious bag-crinkling set in about ten minutes after the film started and never stopped. surprised that the parents didn't laugh more, though, cuz i found a lot of it pretty damn funny: muppet man, the telethon numbers, etc.
there was a low stage in front of the theater screen on which, during the credits when the lights came up, a bunch of kids danced and played. best thing about the movie. meanwhile, this one little girl, seated behind us with her parents, said "i want to make my own muppet!" her parents just grunted, so she repeated the idea, this time met with silence. then she said that it would be fun to play on stage with the other kids. so her parents got up to leave, again without speaking a word. lesson: parents suck.
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Monday, 16 January 2012 04:11 (1 year ago) Permalink
this was ok beut somehow didn't feel "big" enough? i mean i capitalized this thread title for a reason.
― ⚓ (gr8080), Monday, 16 January 2012 04:26 (1 year ago) Permalink
Way, way, way too much unfunny emphasis on (star and writer and executive producer) Jason Segel, his Amy Adams wife and puppet brother. Detracted from the muppetness, forced tedious "relationship arc" bullshit on the movie.
"Well yes, I know it's called 'The Muppets'. All the more reason it should mostly be about MEEEEEEE!"
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Monday, 16 January 2012 04:45 (1 year ago) Permalink
Kind of too much to ask for from a movie for kids, but it'd have been nice to have the Segel/Adams arc be emphasized a little less and have more Chris Cooper/Kermit action. I kind of feel like the framing device took over a little too much of the movie.
I did enjoy all the references to the Muppet Show and not just the movies.
― mh, Monday, 16 January 2012 14:02 (1 year ago) Permalink
"i want to make my own muppet!" her parents just grunted, so she repeated the idea, this time met with silence. then she said that it would be fun to play on stage with the other kids. so her parents got up to leave, again without speaking a word. lesson: parents suck.
don't judge these people, you have no idea what they endured that day
― TracerHandVEVO (Tracer Hand), Monday, 16 January 2012 14:40 (1 year ago) Permalink
F.A.O. Schwarz in NY has a "make yr own muppet" place.
We saw a couple of already made ones that resembled Amber and Alice, they were quite expensive but I was all for pushing out the boat and getting them. But the kids were both "yeah, they're great, but they're not worth it dad."
Pragmatic kids, aged 9 and 11 at the time.
― Mark G, Monday, 16 January 2012 14:51 (1 year ago) Permalink
Kind of too much to ask for from a movie for kids, but it'd have been nice to have the Segel/Adams arc be emphasized a little less and have more Chris Cooper/Kermit action.Don't see why that would be too much to ask for. From what I saw in the theater, the younger kids were bored silly by the Segal/Adams business.
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Monday, 16 January 2012 16:03 (1 year ago) Permalink
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Monday, 16 January 2012 16:04 (1 year ago) Permalink
again, the target aud for this film was 35+. My sister didn't get to see it cuz her 5-year-old dragged her to Chipwrecked.
― Dr Morbois de Bologne (Dr Morbius), Monday, 16 January 2012 16:06 (1 year ago) Permalink
I agree with this, but only to an extent. While The Muppets clearly intends to appeal to the nostalgia of an older audience and much of its humor is too referential for young children to understand, it was marketed at least in part as a children's film. I don't think it was terribly successful on that level. As a nostalgic 35+, I'd have preferred a bit more unselfconscious muppetation, a bit less trite drama and retro referentiality.
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Monday, 16 January 2012 17:43 (1 year ago) Permalink
a bit less trite drama and retro referentiality
this is basically what i have wanted from every hollywood comedy in the past 15 years
still gonna see this though
― TracerHandVEVO (Tracer Hand), Monday, 16 January 2012 17:56 (1 year ago) Permalink
I am prime nostalgo demo for this, saw it with my mom and my 6-y-o son, movie a huge success for all three of us; I thought it did a superb job of offering something to all age tranches.
― Guayaquil (eephus!), Monday, 16 January 2012 21:38 (1 year ago) Permalink
Saw this today. I loved it (being of prime age to be nostalgised to the max). The kids in the cinema, not so much.
The Toy Story short preceding it was great too, but again felt aimed at me rather than at kids.
― ailsa, Saturday, 4 February 2012 16:47 (1 year ago) Permalink
i want to buy every fucking toy in that short. ghost burger!
― Little GTFO (contenderizer), Saturday, 4 February 2012 19:34 (1 year ago) Permalink
― ailsa, Saturday, 4 February 2012 20:22 (1 year ago) Permalink
sorry, that shit was the worst
― ⚓ (gr8080), Sunday, 5 February 2012 08:04 (1 year ago) Permalink
plot was shit, toys were lol
― Θ ̨Θƪ (sic), Sunday, 5 February 2012 10:07 (1 year ago) Permalink
OTM. DJ Penguin toy was terrific.
Saw this yesterday and welled up a bit in places. I liked how they worked pretty much an entire episode of The Muppet Show in near the end. Could have done with being a bit longer maybe, I wanted at least 15 minutes more of the show really. Loved how old-school it was - Clifford, Rizzo The Rat etc wisely left out.
Bunsen and Beaker sadly underused though.
― Matt DC, Sunday, 12 February 2012 19:32 (1 year ago) Permalink
I just watched and it made me a little sad. In Muppet's from space they all live in a big house, as a big family and their narrative has heart and soul. It's warm and kooky, much like the Muppet's themselves. In this film they are a bit cold,live in a world of mistakes and breakdowns of relationships. Not how I like my Muppet's served up. Don't get me wrong, it is still good, funny and great to watch. Although saying that, Fozzie Bear just isn't right, obviously it has a different puppeteer and voice characterisation but it just doesn't nail it well enough for me. Great film, but has lost that little something that makes the original stuff, when the dream team of " were at their most creative. Only my opinion but the tone, or culture of the Muppet's seems to have changed, and it's turned into 21st century capatalism, with the death of community and relationships. Yes, they get it all back together by the end, but all feels a bit tainted by then. The heart has been ripped out of it. Shame on you Disney (said in a Fozzie Bear voice)
Makes me feel a bit like this.
But I maybe over thinking this.
― smartmouthnewbie (captain rosie), Monday, 5 March 2012 22:09 (1 year ago) Permalink
no, that's otm. missed the joy & effervescence of the best previous muppet outings. and muppets from space is great!
― Totes le Héros (contenderizer), Monday, 5 March 2012 22:13 (1 year ago) Permalink
Bobin replacing Segel as co-writer on the next one, apparently
― Θ ̨Θƪ (sic), Monday, 5 March 2012 23:09 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yeah, having read a number of sentiments like that captain rosie's (and Frank Oz's), I'm really wary about seeing this. I love the Muppets, not so much for the characters themselves but more for the overall spirit of the enterprise (at least as it existed during Henson's lifetime). The Muppet Movie is one of my all-time favorite "forging one's own family" movies, and the new movie sounds like it's just on a whole other wavelength.
― Ghost Oral (Deric W. Haircare), Monday, 5 March 2012 23:22 (1 year ago) Permalink
the different spirit is more acknowledging that the family has kind of lost its way and been separated through the recent years of Disney / Henson hot potatoing imo; it's doing a not-entirely-necessary semi-re-origin story (ending with the family reunited and ready to carry on entertaining) in the same way The Muppet Movie did an entirely-unnecessary origin story.
― Θ ̨Θƪ (sic), Monday, 5 March 2012 23:34 (1 year ago) Permalink
The new one really relies on and acknowledges that The Muppet Show was a thing in a way the prior movies didn't really?
― valleys of your mind (mh), Monday, 5 March 2012 23:42 (1 year ago) Permalink
Muppets from Space is not that good guys, gtfo
― be scientific, douchebag (Shakey Mo Collier), Monday, 5 March 2012 23:48 (1 year ago) Permalink
I thought the new one was plenty heartwarming. I was smiling throughout
― Number None, Tuesday, 6 March 2012 00:02 (1 year ago) Permalink


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Pauline Mulwa, a teacher at Kimukul Primary School from Korkowonin village is said to have been on her way home at around 9 am last Thursday when she met her sudden death.
Confirming the incident, Officer Commanding Police Division (OCPD) Ndungu wa Ikonya said that the deceased met a one Joshua Kibii suspected to be of unstable mind chasing a cow from his shamba where he hit her with a stone.
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Ikonya said the accused has been arrested and charged while the body of the deceased was moved to Kabarnet Mortuary awaiting a postmortem.


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