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Monteith's Original Ale - Monteith's Brewing Co.
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United Kingdom (England)
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
05-31-2014 20:43:55 | More by endless1408
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
02-20-2014 18:23:45 | More by Bobhoya
South Carolina
3.54/5 rDev +14.2%
Monteiths Original Ale on tap at the brewery in Greymouth, NZ
Excellent clarity in this deep amber ale. Both flavor and aroma are a bit light for style; the lightest pale ale I've had in NZ. Still, very well-crafted and balanced, as well as very fresh (of course).
Feel: Light+ body with medium-high, very crisp carbonation. Clean finish.
O: recommended as a somewhat light flavored pale ale.
01-05-2014 11:06:06 | More by chinchill
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3/5 rDev -3.2%
12-29-2013 14:24:12 | More by Schmoog
3/5 rDev -3.2%
12-08-2013 00:06:04 | More by BillRoth
United Kingdom (England)
3/5 rDev -3.2%
11-01-2013 15:17:39 | More by EmperorBevis
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
10-20-2013 04:38:08 | More by Cheld
3/5 rDev -3.2%
08-18-2013 13:39:23 | More by Poupae
3/5 rDev -3.2%
07-27-2013 07:19:26 | More by XsoldoutX
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
07-21-2013 13:26:50 | More by KalanM
3.35/5 rDev +8.1%
On tap at hotel in Auckland.
A: Served a deep golden color with a nice head that fades to some lacing.
S: Aroma of roasted malt, some caramel and a bit of dark fruit.
T: Taste of roasted malt with caramel sweetness and dark fruit. Mild bitterness and a clean finish.
F: medium body, quite smooth with a slightly grainy texture.
O: Enjoyable beer but nothing fancy.
05-30-2013 04:26:03 | More by soju6
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
03-03-2013 00:03:57 | More by JennBushey
United Kingdom (England)
3.3/5 rDev +6.5%
A: Dark amber with a small whitish head. I quite like the way it looks.
S: Metallic hops and rubber balloons. SlIghtly herbal.
T: Hmm, it's lagery and a bit metalic but there's definitely something Belgian going on, like earthy and herbal notes reminscent of Duvel, only subtle. Still lagery though. Dry.
M: Lager like.
O: This is to New Zealand what Coopers is to Australia – by far the best thing widely available. Tastes better cold.
01-26-2013 14:02:29 | More by Hoppsbabo
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
12-26-2012 02:31:28 | More by sloelco
United Kingdom (England)
2.8/5 rDev -9.7%
A 330ml bottle with a BB of Nov 2012. Picked up a little while ago from a local off-licence (dirt cheap). The label mentions that this is brewed to the original family recipe from 1868.
Poured into a straight pint glass. A clear coppery-amber colour with low carbonation. Forms a large head of creamy off-white foam that lasts for a couple of minutes before subsiding. Aroma of caramel malt with hints of grain, fruity ale yeast, subtle dried fruit and stewed hops. Dry and slightly earthy, with a background whiff of cardboard.
Tastes of mild caramel malt with a dry finish. Notes of fruity ale yeast, wet grain, a hint of dried fruit, faint sugar and stewed leaves. Dry and a tad rustic, with a slight cardboard presence. A subtle bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth and tingly, with restrained carbonation and decent body. Somewhat astringent, with a stale aftertaste of mild caramel and stewed leaves.
Meh - a pretty average ale. Surprisingly dark for a 'pale ale'; it's more of an amber/brown ale to be fair. Both aroma and flavour have an unexciting malty/yeasty character, with hops hardly accounted for. Mouthfeel is OK. This is rather dull and unrewarding - like a slightly better version of John Smiths (which isn't saying much). No need to seek it out.
11-27-2012 23:37:19 | More by jazzyjeff13
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
11-17-2012 08:56:29 | More by jraldous
3.75/5 rDev +21%
11-04-2012 04:07:34 | More by t0rin0
3/5 rDev -3.2%
08-04-2012 08:04:16 | More by Gypson
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
03-26-2012 14:54:13 | More by 6string
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
02-26-2012 11:39:29 | More by dmorgan310
3.53/5 rDev +13.9%
Out of a bottle this beer was a clear copper color with one finger of beige head. The retention was good and the lacing good too (esp. for a mass-produced, small country beer). The aroma was of generic grains, hints of caramel malt and toasted malt. The flavors were solid, a malt driven brew with an emphasis on caramel malt, some woody undertones, nuts, a bit of toasted malt and enough hops to add balance. The mouthfeel was good, smooth and light, the body medium and the carbonation soft. Very sessionable and worth a swing. Props to the kiwis who are behind this brand; I like their work.
02-20-2012 23:04:20 | More by thekevlarkid
2.98/5 rDev -3.9%
Served a bit cold and a small, cream colored head that quickly faded to zip and no lace. Color is a clear amber copper with a couple of sneaky bubble trails. Aroma is malt, toast, hint of toffee. Flavor is like nose, more robust and also the carbonic tang to balance, oh and it just occured to me baking soda. Body and carbonation are ok. Finish is like flavor and of average length.
01-19-2012 04:58:08 | More by drpimento
3/5 rDev -3.2%
11-28-2011 05:01:43 | More by barnzy78
District of Columbia
3/5 rDev -3.2%
11-18-2011 03:18:14 | More by nmann08
3.65/5 rDev +17.7%
Poured this brew out and noticed it had a pretty standard yellow color to it. The head was a little fizzy and white... nothing too impressive about the looks of this brew. The smell was a little hoppy but pretty well balanced with the malts that were in it. The taste of the beer to me was really refreshing that day I had it. This beer didn't last very long in my glass. The flavors of hops and malts went nicely together and formed a well balanced brew in my opinion. The mouthfeel was pretty good and overall I thought this beer hit the spot.
09-07-2011 01:46:00 | More by Knapp85
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This is a strangely hot topic, with different opinions among every one of us who are blowing off work (or New Testament class in my case) to read PSA. I'm not trying to get blown up for my opinion, I'm just voicing it.
D-Rob has earned this job. First off, he is your prototypical Yankee, and I believe that Mo would want D-Rob to be the guy to come in after him. I'm a big fan of the "Yankee Mold." Someone who is going to look the part, play the part, and most importantly, act the part. Robertson is just that, he comes in, does his job, and only occasionally will we get a skip off the mound, or even a minor fist pump.
The biggest external option that everyone was talking about was Grant Balfor. I mean no disrespect to Grant Balfor when I say this, but we would be doing Mariano Rivera an injustice by allowing him to close games in a Yankee Uniform, this year at least. Balfor is an eccentric guy. He thrives off of being so pumped up off of adrenaline, that he needs those crazy fans, that blaring rock music, and his yelling at batters to keep his high, and to be successful.
I don't want to have a guy like that now, or ever. Again, not that it's bad, it just doesn't fit in to what I (as a 19 year old kid) have grown up believing a closer should look like.
When David Robertson broke into the league a few years ago, he was instantly my second favorite pitcher (Mo) in the league... Sounds weird right, what kind of a kid idolizes a set up man? I liked him because he was a younger, lankier, pasty white carbon copy of Mariano Rivera. D Rob has been carrying himself as a Man, and a Yankee should for the duration of his time in the league. He has been one of the best in the business at the set up man role, and has worked through most of his control issues.The progress that he has made has been astounding. I remember a few years ago, where we had to replace him with Rafeal Soriano because he was being a little tentative closing out games, I think the change was too sudden for a guy who has always been a set up man to take over for his mentor right as the season starts. Not to mention that his mentor was the GOAT. Possibly the first unanimous HOF selection ever. He was ready to close at that time, but he wasn't prepared to close.. If that makes since.
This is why I'm a fan of naming the closer NOW as opposed to when the season starts. Now David has time to start thinking of himself as the closer, rather than Mariano's replacement. We're showing great faith in D-Rob, and it is, indeed, well deserved.


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An early member of the Motown stable, George Kerr was a talented songwriter who produced memorable hits for the Whatnauts, the O'Jays, and the Moments, among others. Here, the New York native pens an unlikely instrumental rock number, comprised of generous slabs of distorted guitar, Iron Butterfly organ, and reckless drumming.
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Cougar soccer teams blown away
CHEYENNE, Wyo. The Western Nebraska Community College men's and women's soccer teams battled 50 mph winds Wednesday and they also found the scoring hard to come by in Region IX conference matches with Laramie County Community College.
The Cougar men lost to the Golden Eagles 3-0. The Cougar women fell to the No. 17 Golden Eagles 5-0 after trailing 1-0 at halftime.
WNCC had four prime opportunities to score in the second half of the mens game. The first came early in the half as Edwin Contreras just missed a shot high. The Cougars also had two free kicks into the wind that sailed high. Daniel Agnew also had a good shot attempt in front of the goal with 10 minutes to play.
LCCC outshot the Cougar men 19-5 and had six corner kicks to WNCC's one. Justin Becerra was in net for the Cougars, making five saves.
On the women's side, the Cougar women hung tough with the No. 17 ranked Golden Eagles for a half. The only goal cam in the first half came with seven minutes left.
In the second half, LCCC had the wind in its favor and scored three goals in the first 15 minutes to grab a 4-0 lead.
Bello finished off the scoring with her second goal of the game with five minutes to play for the 5-0 lead.
WNCC had plenty of opportunities to score in the opening half. Ashley Baker just missed on a sliding attempt in the 25th minute. Then, with 14 minutes to play in the first half, the Cougars had a corner kick that went high over the net because of the wind.
Bailey Wenz was in net for the Cougars in making 14 saves in net.
The Cougar men, 3-8 overall and 1-6 in Region IX play, will be back in action Friday when they host Northeastern Junior College at 3 p.m. at the Landers Soccer Complex.
The Cougar women fell to 2-7 overall and 0-6 in Region IX play. The women will have a week off before returning to action as they host Western Wyoming Community College on Oct. 12 before hosting Northwest College on Oct. 13.
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In ancient times the mandrake root is a symbol of masculinity. It was often used in magical ceremonies and therefore she was given a similar meaning as a doll in the voodoo cult. When a man meets a mandrake root in a dream or a mannequin, he makes contact with the deeply hidden desire to hurt other people. Both objects may also press a conflict with humans. It is interesting that the mandrake root is also a symbol of the "Great Mother" and therefore symbolizes the feminine aspect. In witchcraft, the witch is thus a connection with the destructive force of their own self-ago.
In a dream symbol like the mandrake lies the duality of creation: it is a plant that can be cured with or killed. Dreaming of the requirement here is to decide and to take responsibility for his decision.
The power over life and death is on a spiritual level the right to live, as it conforms to the beliefs of the dreamer.
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A Mediterranean plant of the nightshade family, with white or purple flowers and large yellow berries.
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Mandrake is the common name for members of the plant genus Mandragora, particularly the species Mandragora officinarum, belonging to the nightshades family (Solanaceae). Because mandrake contains deliriant hallucinogenic tropane alkaloids such as atropine, scopolamine, apoatropine, hyoscyamine and the roots sometimes contain bifurcations causing them to resemble human figures, their roots have long been used in magic rituals, today also in neopagan religions such as Wicca and Germanic revivalism religions such as Odinism.
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noun: mandragora; plural: mandragora; related terms: devil's apples, Mandragora, officinarum, herb, herbaceous plant, genus Mandragora, Mandragora, mandrake root.


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I recently (about 6 months ago) got a HP Pavilion g6.
I did not want anything super powerful at all, seeming as I mainly play Tera Rising, and Skyrim (I am fine with it being on low graphics)
However, never have I had such a terrible laptop before. It freezes constantly, overheats within 5 minutes of playing Tera. Generally just not the best, for anything really.
HP has agreed to give me a refund.
I ~was~ going to use that money to build myself a gaming PC; though I realised I really do enjoy the convenience of being able to take my laptop with me, especially since I fly overseas to New Zealand a lot, and take my laptop on the plane.
I am currently considering these two here, One, two.
I will only need to pay a slight difference after the refund, but would like people's opinions on these two (keep in mind - like I said, mostly Tera and Skyrim for me, sometimes Morrowind and Don't Starve)
If you know any others that are better suited, and around the $800 mark, feel free to make a suggestion as well!
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It's only 3 1/2 years old, i remember you asking us what you at least wanted in a computer. 3 1/2 years old and it would still do the things you'd want it to. Only down side is it no longer has a working battery it's always plugged in and the fan is always running on high but you get used to it, that and some of the screws are missing and it looks and feels its age, otherwise works great.
hence my refusal to get rid of it, but being a tech junky, everytime i go to the store, and see this gorgeous new slim thin Samsung laptop, I WANT IT.
As they say, if it's not broke, don't fix it :)
I had a PC from 1995, didn't replace it until it finally conked out on me :P
UGH! i just put a 250$ video card in my new tower, witch is only a year old, it can run anything. but now you guys are making me want a more powerful laptop to replace my old faithful one lol
an alienware with a Geforce 720M?
no i doubt that, they never go lowert then the X50M #50M like 450, 650, 750
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Everything runs perfectly :)
If you have a Steam and want to game together, feel free to add me on it~
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you gameing so far
this is a laptop i have had my eye on for sometime.
Not for gaming obviously, but it sells here for 400$ sometimes Less.
Has a Quad-Core Low Watt Intel Atom Chip 2GBS OF DDR3 ram, a 720P screen
a detatcheable keyboard, and it's the size of the netbooks we all miss. Basically a laptop and a Tablet, running Windows 8.1 With a battery life that can last all day, I've been considering it. But i don't think it could replacement my aging 3 1/2 year old Gateway witch has been great to me. However it lacks any battery life what so ever, it's 15.6 inches big, it's large and a bit chunky.
Although bigger screen is better with me (hence my 50 Inch Sony Tv)
i'm so tempted.
yeap im playing catch up on the playlist and see the mods before i build i start doing new things no rush
im gonna be playing dirt 3 soon is a car game on snow and dirt i like it better then nfs games i haven't beat yet :) yeap
an taking my time on build my new grid too yeap "stay updated"
was your support experience like dis :)
Oh I know. I actually avoided alienware for the longest time because I knew they were expensive.
You pretty much pay heaps for the pretty lights.
Though with that said, reason why I bought it is because the guy was selling it very cheap. I looked up other laptops with the same specs and most were $300 - $400 more.
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Trying to break up the monotony of the work week here. I got this idea from the Los Angeles Kings blog Jewels From the Crown. If you guys/girls aren't into hockey you should give it a chance starting tomorrow! You couldn't have picked a better time to get into it as the Kings are in an exciting race to the finish.
The names didn't turn out to be as good as some of the Kings cat names, but I guess that'll happen when you have a bunch of Eastern European guys with awesome names.
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Backpacker Magazine – October 2008
A staged photo op in the Tetons results in a near-crushing.
It was a brilliant July day when the Taylors dropped off the summit of 11,618-foot Disappointment Peak in Grand Teton National Park and headed down a rock-filled gully toward flatter ground. Disappointment was a favorite objective of Reed, daughter Britney, 22, and sons Wayne, 27, and John, 29, in part because of its neck-craning view up the Grand Teton's towering East Ridge. But on this descent, a different vista caught Wayne's eye, providing a photo op he couldn't resist.
"John and I saw this great shot, where you could hang off a square boulder and fake like you were hanging over a huge void," says Wayne. "So I got above John, lined him up in the viewfinder, and had him swing his legs out."
"I wrapped myself around an eight-foot-high rock in a bear hug," says John. "But as I shifted my weight, it slid out of the wall with me attached." The refrigerator-size boulder landed on top of John and rolled off. Limp, he slid down the talus. Wayne saw it all. "There was no doubt in my mind that he was going to bleed to death from internal injuries," says Wayne, who stayed with John while Reed and Britney went for help, hailing climbers as they rushed down the rock. Soon, 15 to 20 people were on the scene, including climbing rangers Renny Jackson, Helen Motter, and Alan Orem, who called for a helicopter. Within 45 minutes, a chopper landed above the gully and dropped off three rescue rangers.
The team put a suction cast on John's leg, strapped him into a wire litter, and lifted him to a plateau, where they loaded him onto the helicopter. "I remember thinking what a great view it was," says John. "This slow, spinning panorama of the Tetons." In the end, John suffered a broken right fibula, a crushed foot, and a foot-long, bone-deep gash on one shin. "I got off easy," says John. "The brunt of the boulder's weight hit six inches below my crotch."
Near-Fatal Flaw: "They shouldn't have been hanging on rocks, at an incline, in a gully," says Renny Jackson. "Gullies are natural weaknesses in mountains that hold snow or provide a drainage for melting snow. The rocks often sit on wet soil, which adds lubrication. Until you know the conditions you're dealing with, don't trust anything."
Voice of Experience: "That couloir is probably better in the spring as a snow climb, with an ice axe, crampons, and rope," says John. "Apparently, it's not such a good place to horse around, either."
Tips From a Pro: Jackson says there's no substitute for time and experience in the mountains. That especially applies to moving on rock. His tips for safe scrambling:
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It makes me want to cry ):
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Charles must either be perfect, or live a boring life where there is nothing to risk. Either way im glad I'm not him. With great risks comes great joys, and sometimes pain, but without a little bit of pain and suffering the good has nothing to compare to.
you cant get much dumber than that!why aint anyone instructuing these critters before they waddle off and kill themselves or someone else? geeezz!


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Harry M. Stone, 60, went for his normal morning jog before church services Sunday morning.
Except he never made it for the service at St. Luke's United Methodist Church. Instead, the prayers became for him as churchgoers learned their assistant pastor's husband had been gunned down.
Now police are seeking the public's help in identifying his killer.
The Metro Squad and Raytown police are conducting a canvass of the area Tuesday around the crime scene where Stone was shot, looking for evidence.
Detectives released video Monday of a dark-colored, four-door newer model sedan that passed the BP Station as Stone was jogging by.
One of the occupants of the sedan fired several shots at Stone. Metro Squad detectives believe the killing was a random act of violence.
Police and Stone's daughter, Susan Stone Li, met with reporters Monday afternoon.
"There was no confrontation. There was no communication between the suspects and the victim," Detective Tom Prudden said. "It was just they saw somebody, decided they wanted to shoot him and did."
Susan Stone Li described her family's loss and hopes the surveillance video will lead to arrests.
"The loss of him in our life is immeasurable. But so too is our pride of the life that he lived," she said. "He was in constant service. He was in constant service to the community and the community now has the opportunity to be in service of justice."
Susan Stone Li asked for members of the public to call 816-474-TIPS if they have any information.
"We hope that you will speak about what you know, that you will speak about what you saw and that you will speak about what you hear," she said.
The Rev. Londia Granger Wright, St. Luke's pastor, said she and other members of her congregation are now praying for Stone, his family and for the police detectives searching for clues.
"Harry loved church, and we loved him," Wright said. "He could always be counted on to help people who were in needed. He was a doer, the hands-on type."
Stone helped build a park adjacent to the church. He did work at the church and was remembered for the quiet, kind deeds he performed.
"Harry Stone was a proud father and grandfather," his daughter said. "He was a loving husband, an affection brother and a gentle soul."
Wright said she knows many in her congregation are wondering why bad things happen to good people.
"The answer that I give is that we do not know," she said. "If Harry were sitting here right now, I believe he would not want people to be angry and bitter. We want justice for Harry and his family. We do not want revenge."
Missouri Highway Patrol became involved in a chase Monday night that ended in Kansas City. The car stopped was possibly believed to have been involved in the shooting. At least one person was taken into custody.
But Raytown police say this vehicle was not involved in the shooting and they are still looking for it.
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1950's novella by Fritz Leiber …
- Always keep up appearances.
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- Always be first or last.
- Always be alone.
- Always have a route of escape.
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- Never do anything odd—it wouldn't be noticed.
- Never move things—it makes gaps.
- Never touch anyone—DANGER! MACHINERY!
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2008 Melbourne GP – Better Late Than Never
We've had a late start with our first GP review for the year – just like the Melbourne Grand Prix itself which started at 3:30 PM local time. We were fortunate to be live at the event and the recovery process has only just finished (I pity the drivers in that heat!) Â Our summary points below have the benefit of hindsight, but we'll try to remain objective:
Lewis Hamilton – Unstoppable. Clinical. A really great performance.
Kimi Raikkonen – Very unlucky in qualifying. Had great race pace and pulled off lots of great passing moves. But he also made some mistakes, so he doesn't get top marks for this round.
Felipe Massa – Very lucky the front of his Ferrari is very strong after making a mistake in the first corner and sliding off. As for his move on David Coulthard, it looked 50/50. It was somewhat ambitious, but at the same time David could have squeezed him a little less. Just a racing incident.
Heikki Kovalainen – Somewhat embarrassing that he's gone from a mid-field car to one of the top cars, then finished behind one of the mid-field cars he used to drive… But I guess the McLaren pit lane speed limiter is partly to blame..? The thing is though, the same sort of thing happened to Mika Hakkinen in 1998 and has happened to McLaren drivers a few times since. They all seem to get a box full of neutrals, then suddenly the car is back to life and continues through the race like nothing happened. What gives?
Fernando Alonso – Very lucky to end up where he did but he did well to put the car in a position to take advantage of others misfortune. Looks like he'll barely get a podium this year though (maybe Monaco?).
Nico Rosberg – Williams looked very quick in Australia and Nico finally got a result he deserves
Nick Heidfeld – Great to see another good driver getting results he deserves
Sebastien Bourdais – Performed better than I expected. I mean, with all his Champcar championships we know the guy can drive, but he just seemed to be another cursed driver when it came to F1. Thankfully he proved us wrong in the first race.
Sebastian Vettel – This guy was magic in qualifying. This guy continues to impress us. We've always rated Sebastian Vettel and still believe he's a big name for the future (as do Ferrari now it's rumoured )
3:30 Start – Starting the Grand Prix later for the benefit of European audiences was brilliant not only for them, but because it meant that half was through the race we got to enjoy some shade over our grand stand! Â Qualifying started at the normal time the day before and the sun was brutal. So thank you to the organisers.
Melbourne Grand Prix in General – I've never been to the Melbourne Grand Prix before and I was extremely impressed. I've been to the Adelaide Grand Prix and the Indy 300 on the Gold Coast. I was much more impressed with the Melbourne GP than I was with the Adelaide GP. The facilities were extremely clean and best of all the transport was a dream! Even after the race when the crowds were at their worst it took less than half an hour to get on a tram to the city. Very very impressed (I was expecting to be disappointed but was pleasantly surprised)
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I'm going to the Canadian Grand Prix
Caitlin – Have you been to a Grand Prix before?
I loved it…the race really awesome and we got a chance to see some cool moves from the drivers. Maybe I loved it so much because it was the first race after a loooong break, cuz I tend to do that.
wish they'd bring Indy back into the calendar, I sooo wanna go
P.S. dScribe, any news about that forum you were talking bout??? lol
Not the best start for Ferrari! Surprised Kimi made two big driving errors but it is only the start (see he got it right in Malaysia – Oh we're not commenting on that race yet, I'll leave my gushing for the next post!). I am still not sure of Massa, if he doesn't get it right this year, maybe they should get rid of him and talk to Alonso!
Yeah, yeah Hamilton did an OK job but he wasn't under too much pressure was he? Didn't take a fantastic drive to win – more impressed with Kimi coming through the field till he blew it.
BMW's looking good again this year – keep an eye on them!
Maya – I've been looking into trying to set up a forum that integrates into these blog comments… doesn't seem like there's anything that quite does that but we've almost picked the forum software we'll use, so stay tuned! I'll be sure to post in the Raquel thread for you when it's up
Stephen – I've put the Malaysian review up now so gush away! hehe Oh, and I look forward to seeing BMW's first win this season… but who should it be, Nick or Robert?
No, I've never been to a GP before so I'm way excited. It's funny because it's on the weekend after my graduation, so the Grand Prix is eclipsing it in a way. And no one seems to understand why I can't get excited about grad when I'm going to the Canadian Grand Prix a week later…
Plus my dad works for a newspaper in Toronto so he's going to see if he can hook us up with a press pass.
Why is not Indy race included in the calendar this year? Anyway Canadian GP sounds exciting.
I don't know why McLaren is the only one team which can switch on the pit line speed limiter button at any moment. Other cars only have this option available when are driving in first or second gear.
I think BMW is going to be the revelation team this year, they're too close of McLaren and Kubica is doing things right. Yes, keep an eye on them.


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CATEGORIES Horror, Warner Brothers, Home Entertainment, Remakes and Sequels, Features, CinematicalFor some strange reason we've been covering the hell out of a movie called Return to House on Haunted Hill. Sure, we'll write up little pieces about direct-to-video sequels whenever they're interesting or amusing, but there's something a little extra-special about this particular DTV title -- and I'm sure you've already read about it by now. Through the magic of DVD technology, RTHOHH will be the world's first 'choose your own path' horror movie. (I was going to say 'choose your own adventure' but out of respect for the silly little book series that I devoured as a kid ... I went with 'path'.)
Joel Silver has been hyping this "revolutionary" video release for the last several months, and now we finally have a look at some footage. Bloody-Disgusting.com is linking to the apparently-YouTube-exclusive first trailer for Return, so click right here to get a peek at that clip. (They also give you access to a Quicktime version, which is always nice.) Aside from the multi-multi-branching option, the movie looks to be just another haunted house romp, only with a generous dose of gore because that's what horror flicks are (mostly) like these days.
But as the trailer spun, I noticed something a little strange: The words "exclusive to HD" (or something) ran across the screen as the announcer was describing the 'pick the options you want' feature. So now it's time to do a little digging...
First stop, Amazon.com: There you'll find four listings for Return to House on Haunted Hill: The HD-DVD (81 minutes), the Blu-Ray DVD (81m) and two regular DVDs, one at 81m and another at 79m -- which tells me that the "normal" DVD will also be available in an R-rated version, as if anyone would want that. No info on if the 'branching story" option is indeed exclusive to the next-gen DVD players. Then a Google search led me to this press release, and that's where the news was confirmed: Apparently this whole "multi-story" option was just a shameless ploy to get you to buy an HD or Blu-Ray DVD player. The regular DVD releases will offer the linear story only, plus some featurettes and such.


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Hutt City Council opens café focussing on local suppliers
Press Release – Hutt City Council
Little, a new café located at the Little Theatre and Lower Hutt War Memorial Library opened this morning in Hutt City.
A Hutt City Council operation, Little will serve up hot and cold beverages and light bites to eat in a modern space fitted out by award-winning architect Mary Daish.
Little has a focus on using locally-sourced ingredients like organic milk, yoghurt and cheese from Zany Zeus, Bees Blessing cordials (Upper Hutt), and Hardie Boys Gingerbeer (Wainuiomata) with an ethos of quality over quantity.
Cafe manager Frances Speer said, "While I'm keen to run a café with healthier options for lunch or afternoon tea, I believe there's few things that can't be solved with a great piece of cake full of seasonal ingredients.
"I'm also passionate about portion size, which means that at LITTLE there won't be upsized food items like doorstop wedges of cake, palm-sized pieces of slice or 'mega-muffins'."
LITTLE will serve a changing array of fresh, filled baguettes, delicious salads, cakes and other sweet treats.
The café hours are Monday – Friday 9.30am – 4pm and Saturday 10am – 3pm. LITTLE is beside the War Memorial Library and can be accessed from inside it and from the Little Theatre entrance on the Queens Drive side.
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You may apply for admission to the Department of Political Science anytime during any quarter. It is to your advantage, however, to apply during the first three weeks of any quarter so that you will be listed in the student database as a political science major in time for next quarter's registration. As a political science major, you will have priority for registering for upper division major courses during Period 1 registration.
Political Science admission requirements include a 2.0 Cumulative G.P.A., sophomore standing, (45 or more credits completed at the time you apply) and completion of three introductory political science courses with a grade of 2.0 or better in each course. You need to have completed at least two introductory courses and be attending one other introductory course before you are eligible to apply to the department.
A political science undergraduate degree requires a minimum of 50 credits of political science coursework. You will need to take 15 of the 50 credits in the following introductory courses (5 credits each):
Upper division courses in political science are numbered 210 and above. Upper division coursework is broken down into five subfields, and political science majors must take courses in at least three subfields. A minimum of 35 credits of upper division coursework must be completed for the degree. You can click on a subfield for more information:
Your final four courses are upper division electives (20 or more units), from political science courses, but these electives cannot be internship or independent study credits. You may register for internship and independent study credits, however, in addition to the 50 credits of required coursework.
In addition to the above courses, minimum cumulative GPA of 2.25 in political science courses at graduation and a minimum grade of 2.0 required in each political science course taken to fulfill requirements for the major. If you receive a 2.2 or lower in any of your political science courses, drop by the undergraduate advising office in Smith 215 to see an advisor to find out your cumulative GPA. If your cumulative political science GPA has dropped below 2.25, an advisor can tell you what your future grades need to be to bring it up to the minimum.
If you are a transfer student, at least 10 credits (2 courses) in political science need to be taken in residence at the University of Washington.
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- 2.0 cumulative GPA in the minor
- 15 credits of Pol S courses taken at UW
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You may apply to graduate by signing up for an appointment with a political science adviser in the appointment book located reception area in the Advising Office in Smith 215. You do not need to bring anything in to your appointment. Your adviser will fill out and sign the necessary paperwork with you during your appointment.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - An area group wants two women held in connection to the triple murder at the Farmville Hustle Mart to be released immediately.
The group "Enough is Enough," a voluntary unincorporated organization of citizens in Pitt County, met Tuesday morning on the steps of the Pitt County Courthouse.
They want 25-year-old Zipporah Purvis and 24-year-old Ashley Johnson, both charged with being accessories after the fact to murder, released.
The arrest warrants show Johnson provided a false alibi to investigators by saying her alleged boyfriend, murder suspect Willie Whitehead, was with her the night of the crime. Purvis' arrest warrant shows she loaned the suspects her car the night of the crime and then told murder suspect Antwan Anthony to remove the license plate and she would provide him with a new one to avoid detection.
A number of people have been arrested in the triple murder. Four are charged with murder outright, the mother of one of the murder suspects (the boy was 14 years old at the time) was arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and another man is charged with destroying evidence.
The group's founder, Christopher Taylor, says they believe the $3 million bonds for Johnson and Purvis in the case is too high and unfair.
"A minimum bond needs to be set where these girls can get out of jail and go back to school, and continue their education," said Taylor. "And live for the pursuit of happiness. And let the court decide whether they're innocent or guilty."
Enough is Enough started working with the families of the two girls last week. They noted both Johnson and Purvis were in school and had no criminal records.
When 9 On Your Side pointed out Purvis' bond was dropped in June to $200,000,Taylorsaid that was still too high. But when I asked him what he would consider to be a fair bond, he would not give me an amount.
Pitt County District Attorney Clark Everett says the severity of the triple murder played a role in their higher bonds, but that both women have a right to petition for lower bonds at their court appearances.
In response to the protest, Everett says these women must be held accountable for any connection to the crime, regardless of when it happened.
"Even if you know that someone else has done something wrong, you can say, 'I don't know what you're talking about. I don't want to talk to you anymore,'" says Everett. "You get up and walk out. But when you say something proactively, that 'Yes, he was with me all night,' or you do something that leads the police to go off in another direction, that is a crime and should be a crime. And it's irresponsible for anyone to say that it's not a crime."
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Democrat from Wisconsin
Lena Taylor is a Milwaukee Democrat, was elected to the Wisconsin Senate in 2004. She previously served for nearly two years in the state Assembly.
Recent statements involving Lena Taylor
"There is no statistical evidence that bail bonds increase the likelihood of those awaiting trial returning to court for their scheduled hearings."
"Gov. (Scott) Walker has yet to create a job, he gives away millions to his friends, and he raises taxes on working people."
Hitler "abolished unions and that's what" Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is "doing today."
Recent stories featuring Lena Taylor
The Truth-O-Meter and the 2013-15 state budget:
Gov. Scott Walker has said he will sign the 2013-15 state budget into law on June 30, 2013.
The two-year tax-and-spending plan takes effect the next day.
We've covered the budget terrain with a number of Truth-O-Meter items.
Here's a roundup of claims on school vouchers, bail bonds, tax cuts and more.
Fact-checking the Wisconsin budget battle:
The Wisconsin budget controversy has generated sharp rhetorical clashes over ideology, budget priorities and tactics -- and the largest sustained protests in Madison since the Vietnam War,
The main event: An argument over collective bargaining rights and compensation for state and local government employees that has spurred national interest.
Check out some of our hottest items.
Truth getting milked in Wisconsin showdown:
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, we read, says no one should be shocked he's seeking to whittle collective-bargaining rights for government-employee unions in the Badger State.
PolitiFact Wisconsin put the kibosh on that claim; it's also fact-checked more than a dozen others, finding few statements to be True.
We want to hear your suggestions and comments. Email the Wisconsin Truth-O-Meter with feedback and with claims you'd like to see checked. If you send us a comment, we'll assume you don't mind us publishing it unless you tell us otherwise.


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In case you haven't heard, big changes are coming in October 2013. Big changes for a lot of people.
The Affordable Care Act is expected to help increase access to health care. Health insurance exchanges will be an important part of that.
Most people get health insurance through their employers. But people without this option will now be able to shop for health insurance on exchanges, as an alternative to buying coverage directly from individual health insurers. Exchanges are new and easy to use. And they'll be open for business in October 2013, allowing consumers to shop for health plans that will begin on January 1st.
Experts predict that by 2016, more than 25 million people will use exchanges to buy health insurance.
So what are exchanges? How do they work? How will things change? And why is this important?
Let's talk about it!
Think of an exchange as an online marketplace. It's a website where shoppers can research all their options and then buy health insurance.
There are different types of exchanges… first let's talk about a public exchange.
The Affordable Care Act requires every state to offer an exchange to its residents. States have a few options:
No matter what each state decides to do, an Exchange will be available to residents in every state.
Public exchanges will exist for both individuals, who are buying insurance for themselves, and for small group employers, who can buy insurance to offer to their employees. The small group exchange is called SHOP – short for Small Business Health Options Program.
Why are exchanges expected to be so popular? There are a few reasons:
Many individuals who shop on exchanges will be new to health insurance. To help make shopping easier, health plans on a public exchange will be labeled platinum, gold, silver or bronze. The metallic level helps shoppers understand the level of coverage a plan offers – how much they will need to pay and what the plan pays.
Platinum plans will have the lowest out of pocket cost for members but the monthly premiums will generally be higher. Bronze plans, on the other hand, will have the highest out of pocket costs for members, but will typically feature lower monthly premiums.
All plans on an exchange have to offer some core benefits – called "essential health benefits" - like preventive and wellness services, prescription drugs, and coverage for hospital stays.
Public exchanges are designed to help shoppers choose a plan that fits their needs and their budget.
So that's the public exchange – offered by the government – either state or federal, or both.
There are also private exchanges. Private exchanges are not part of the Affordable Care Act. They are created by private sector companies – for example, by a health insurance company or a brokerage or consulting firm. A few private exchanges exist today, but they are becoming increasingly popular.
Like public exchanges, private exchanges can sell to both individuals and employer groups.
Unlike public exchanges, private exchanges are already open for business.
For employers who are trying to keep the cost of offering health benefits manageable, private exchanges offer an interesting solution. Employers can give their employees a set amount of money and then direct them to a private exchange. There, they can shop for a health plan and other benefits, like dental, based on what the employer has selected as options.
Public and private exchanges are likely to appeal to different audiences. Individuals who do not have access to affordable health insurance today are more likely to shop on a public exchange because of the subsidies, which are not available through private exchanges. Employers are more likely to send their employees to a private exchange. And both individuals and small employers will still be able to shop for coverage as they do today, directly from health insurers.
So to highlight a few key messages about exchanges:
One thing is certain: Exchanges are going to change the way millions of Americans view their health insurance – whether it's how they shop for a plan, what plan they decide to buy or how they use their benefits.
Here at Aetna, we're ready to do our part to help make health care easy to shop for, easy to understand and easy to use.
You can learn more about exchanges and other health reform topics by visiting our Health Reform Connection website at www.aetna.com.
Aetna is the brand name used for products and services provided by one or more of the Aetna group of subsidiary companies, including Aetna Life Insurance Company (Aetna) and its affiliates.
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Dennis W. Figg, 65
Dennis W. Figg, 65, died Thursday, January 3, 2013 at Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff. A Celebration of Dennis's life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, January 11, 2013 at Jolliffe Funeral Home and Crematory in Scottsbluff with Pastor Matt Fowler officiating. Following the service, there will be a gathering at the Mitchell Valley Trap Club south of Mitchell. In accordance with Dennis's wishes, please dress casual. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to the Platte Valley Clay Busters 4-H Club and the Mitchell Valley Trap Club. Online condolences may be left and memorial candles may be lit at www.jolliffefuneralhome.com. Jolliffe Funeral Home in Scottsbluff is in charge of arrangements.
Dennis was born on December 16, 1947 in Linton, Indiana to Carl and Betty (Miller) Figg. His youth was spent in Indiana; Idaho Falls, Idaho; Garland, Texas and Gering, Nebraska. Dennis graduated from Gering High School where he participated on the Gering High Wrestling team and earned a trip to the Nebraska State Wrestling Finals.
Dennis worked in the electrical field and worked over 33 years for Nebraska Public Power District. His career at NPPD started as a janitor at the Scottsbluff Power Plant and advanced to a power plant operator. Dennis transferred to the Tree Trimming Crew based at the Scottsbluff Operation Center. Dennis later became a journey lineman and especially enjoyed "hot work" (working on energized lines). He worked many storm jobs across the state and neighboring states with his fellow lineman to restore power.
Dennis's true love was hunting and fishing. He enjoyed the thrill of competition and earning "bragging rights". He and his fishing, hunting and shooting partners placed in many tournaments. In the Nebraska Bow Hunters Association, Dennis holds 40th place Pope & Young for Pronghorn and 34th place Pope & Young for Typical Mule Deer.
Dennis is survived by son Kevin and his wife Angie of Mitchell, grandchildren Cameron and Layla; mother Betty Figg of Denver, CO; aunt Ruby King of Dugger, IN; sister Rita (Larry) Heinrich of Denver, CO; nephews Scott, Jeff, Zach and Josh Heinrich and their families; girlfriend Marla Marx, Scottsbluff and his yellow lab, Cody.
Dennis was preceded in death by his father Carl Figg.
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ArtistNoah Daniel Smithhas created a remarkably detailed infographic that maps out the entire plot of Pulp Fiction...in chronological order. Smith's graphic is peppered with icons and relevant quotes, with each event pinned to its exact minute mark in the film. The artist explained his project thusly:
The goal was to create an infographic that explains the plot of Pulp Fiction along with every character involved. I decided to map out theinfographic in chronological ordermainly because it made more sense visually this way.
UPDATE (June 20): Smith has now set up a Kickstarter page to help print and distribute his Pulp infographic. Here's how he describes the project:
Once it started to circulate the internet, I began receiving many emails from people asking if they could buy it as a poster. Unfortunately, I had to reply and basically say, "Sorry, I cant do this on my own." So, this is why I have decided to create a Kickstarter project for it.
The posters will be 24" X 36" and printed full color on 100 lb Gloss Book with Aqueous Coatingin Chicago viaThreadbird. The amount I'm asking for covers the set-up and printing cost for 200 copies of the poster out of 500 total. It will also cover the cost of me mailing/packaging each poster.
This project is really just a way for anyone who would like to pre-order the poster. Shipping is included in the cost.Once I reach this goal, I will still have 300 copies left of the poster so buy as many as you would like and tell your friends!
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|Release Date: March 24, 1989
|Running Time: 94 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $11,704.00
|Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Patrick Dempsey
Jennifer Connelly
Sheila Kelley
Andre Gregory
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Summary:A college student visits his girlfriend and her family in Canada. Though his young companion seems to no longer love him, her family offers a warm, eccentric embrace.


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I've finally decided on a cart! I was on the hunt to replace my homemade cart, and Outdoor Photo Gear sent me the two different Eckla Gear Carts to evaluate. I've decided on the Eckla Beach Rolly. I thought I would give you a rundown on each cart.
There are two different styles of Gear Carts by Eckla that are available: the Multi Rolly and the Beach Rolly. These carts are both light weight and fold easily to fit in the car. Both are durable multi-function carts with all-terrain tires. The tires are very versatile and can go anywhere you need them to go–whether it's over rough terrain or sandy beaches. These carts carry your gear instead of you humping it on your shoulders or back! The no slip grips on the handles are fantastic and as soon as I saw them I knew I would like them. The handle is tall enough so that when you are rolling the cart, you don't hit the back of your ankles – which was one of the problems I was having with my homemade cart.
The Multi Rolly comes fully loaded with gear pouches, hooks, no slip grip handles and even a fold-down shooting seat.
Here are some of the features:
German engineering and construction
10″H x 3″W (25 x 8 cm) knobby all-terrain tires
Rust proof heavy duty aluminum frame
Cargo hooks attached to frame
Pockets hold tripod feet securely
Separate fold-down seat allows you to sit & shoot without unpacking
And the all-important specs:
110 lbs (50 kg) hauling capacity
264 lbs (120 kg) seating capacity
Payload space 20W x 14D" (50 x 35 cm)
Payload back height 21.5″ (55 cm)
Seat size 18W x 16D" (45 x 40 cm)
Weight 15.4 lbs (7 kg)
Folds flat 27.5 x 26.8 x 6″ (70 x 68 x 15 cm)
Below is the Beach Rolly Gear Cart which has a simpler design and is the one I decided to go with, as I like the side covers. This model also comes with the no-slip grips and the all-terrain tires that I like so much.
Here are the Beach Rolly Features:
German engineering and construction
10″H x 3″W (25 x 8 cm) knobby all-terrain tires
Rust proof heavy duty aluminum frame
Double-walled nylon bucket hopper/seat construction
Converts from hauling mode to seat
Beach Rolly Specifications:
176 lbs (80 kg) hauling capacity
264 lbs (115 kg) seating capacity
Payload area floor 18 x 14″ (46 x 35.5 cm)
Payload back height 24″ (61 cm) and 41″ (104 cm) high with windscreen
Weight 10 lbs (4.5 kg)
Folds flat 28 x 26 x 3.5″ (71 x 66 x 9 cm)
I added a Multi-Holding Bar so I could strap in my tripods and other gear. It's available for both carts.
There are other accessories too, such as a cargo net (definitely recommended), a bottle holder and a fold out bar to add space to the bottom payload area.
Here is an image of my gear cart shown with my two tripods, my 500mm lens, 1 camera body (I was shooting this image w/ the other ). My 100mm Macro lens and assorted gear. I still have room for my cooler and some additional lenses. The black plastic cart is from Staples and cost $6.99. I use the straps that come with the optional Multi-holding bar to secure my tripods. I place my other gear including my 500mm lens in the cart. The black netting is elastic and secures easily to the cart with the hooks that come with it. I can also pull the netting up over my gear if I overload the cart.
I'm thrilled that I was able to replace my homemade cart. These Eckla carts are fantastic. Once you use one, you'll realize how easy it makes it to haul your gear around. I'm sure you'll see lots of them on the beaches when you shoot!
You can see Denise's website at www.deniseippolito.com.
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These 2 clips of the Mighty Miami Dolphins should cheer you up Mosul. Everytime you feel too tired to carry on, just click & enjoy. The Memories of the Perfect Season of 1972 and the repeat season of 1973 still endure to the present day... Every day up here in Connecticut I must endure the rants & raves of the local "Jests" and "Patsies" fans, and I too am on the verge of a breakdown over the current state of our once proud franchise. but I HAVE FAITH! Someday soon the Mighty Miami Dolphins will return and again be SuperBowl Champions!!!
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5 Ways to Cover College Costs
Whether you're a soon-to-be freshman or second semester senior, it is never easy to figure out how to cover the costs of college. With tuition and hidden fees averaging out to about $40,000 per year, many of you are still wondering how your family is expected to pay for $35,000 of your education, even after having received your Student Aid Report (SAR) three months ago. To help you out in your pursuit of a college degree, here are 5 ideas for paying for college when FAFSA comes up short.


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To all the LMA fanboi's on here, please review the game against the Griz last night. That level of effort and intensity from LMA is what we expect 85% of the time. Going hard to the paint, fighting for position and rebounds while getting nasty on defense. Its never perfect but that is what we expect. So next time when we moan about LMA being soft (against Charlot) shut your trap because we are right and it has little to do with his game. Nate forced LMA to the block and this year we have seen him regress into shooting on the perimeter. Those fade aways are stupid from that far out. All he does is take a low % shot and give the defense a gift by removing our tallest guy from rebounding his miss.
The LMA of last night is what we should all expect. Not results but effort. If he wants to coast to a bad record because we aren't going to the playoffs, fine but lets at least call it what it is.


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Summary: An unlikely witness threatens to expose the perpetrators of the woods massacre, sending Eli--and Agent Nelson Van Alden--rushing to the hospital. As Nucky re-evaluates his relationship with Lucy, Margaret starts a new job at an upscale French dress shop at the Ritz. Chalky's team pays a heavy price for taking over Mickey Doyle's bootleg operation, causing Chalky to reevaluate his relationship with Nucky. After questioning Angela's loyalty, Jimmy heads west. (TVMA) (AC,AL,V)
PRODUCER : Rudd Simmons,Terence Winter,Martin Scorsese,Tim Van Patten,Stephen Levinson,Mark Wahlberg
CAST : Steve Buscemi,Michael Pitt,Kelly Macdonald,Michael Shannon
WRITER : Margaret Nagle
DIRECTOR : Tim Van Patten
CREATOR : Terence Winter
Genre : Drama
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