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on 11.19.2012
The Avengers
helped make 2012 the best year ever for movies? Could Daniel Radcliffe play a recast Luke Skywalker? Is Sean Bean the most-killed actor in film? All this and more covered this week in Ask 411 Movies!
Obscure Television Series of the Week
Jack's Place
Air Dates: May 26, 1992, to July 13, 1993
Network: ABC
Cast: Hal Linden as Jack Evans, Finola Hughes as Chelsea Duffy and John Dye as Greg Toback
Premise: Jack's Place was a restaurant where former lovers and new lovers would find each other on a landlocked takeoff of
The Love Boat
premise. Jack was the wise owner of the place, Chelsea was the British waitress and Greg was the single dad bartender studying medicine.
Speaking of the He-Man reboot, was anyone else a fan of the She-Ra stuff? Besides just girls? I mean, I'm a girl and loved HeMan, I still sometimes watch reruns of She-Ra when I am having some insomnia, makes me wish I'd have kept my old figurines after watching Toy Collector on Travel Channel. But it makes me wonder why they never would've tried to give She-Ra the hollywood treatment since there was a Masters Of The Universe movie.
-Litas Revenge
A: Last week the column featured the 2002 reboot of
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
. She-Ra and her cast of characters were slated for the third season of the new series, but it wasn't produced due to low toy sales.
She-Ra was basically an attempt by Mattel to expand their Masters of the Universe toyline to girls with the Princess of Power spinoff. The toys and cartoon were never as popular as He-Man and therefore She-Ra hasn't shown up much since in other versions of the Masters of the Universe.
She-Ra was introduced in "The Secred of the Sword" the first five episodes of her series put together into a full length animated movie. She-Ra in real life was Adora, the twin sister of Prince Adam of Eternia, who turns into He-Man. As a child, Adora was kidnapped by Hordak and taken to Etheria to lead his Evil Horde army. With the magic sword that He-Man gives Adora, she turns into She-Ra and is freed from Hordak's control. She joins the rebellion and stays on Etheria to lead the people there to freedom.
You prob been asked this before, but after reading a review for Skyfall, the person stated that there is good argument for 2012 being the best year for movies ever. What you think?Cause I could definalty see the argument for it. Skyfall,The Avengers,TDKR,Spiderman,Prometheus and even movies like The Hunger Games and the upcoming Twilight movie,also don't forget The Hobbit coming out. Only think I couldnt think of a comedy movie that stood out. But still impressive year. I would certainly say it was the most financial successful.
-Muta Mark
A: I've read in a couple different places where 2012 is being considered a banner year for Hollywood. The quality movies are making money and the blockbuster movies are quality. Sure, you've had some misses like
Cloud Atlas
John Carter
, but there's been a lot of good movies released so far and more yet to come before the end of the year like
The Hobbit
Les Miserables
Usually the two high water mark years for Hollywood are cited to be 1939 and 1989. The summer blockbuster was reinvented in 1989, an influence still felt today in marketing and presentation.
earned more than $250 million domestically and nine total films on the year went over $100 million, unprecedented for the time. The others were
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Lethal Weapon 2, Look Who's Talking, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Back to the Future Part II, Ghostbusters II, Driving Miss Daisy
. Other notable movies included
Dead Poets Society, When Harry Met Sally..., The War of the Roses, The Little Mermaid, Steel Magnolias, Christmas Vacation, Born on the Fourth of July, Uncle Buck, Field of Dreams, The Abyss, Major League, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Lean on Me, Weekend at Bernie's, Road House, Do the Right Thing, Sex Lies and Videotape, Say Anything, Casualties of War, My Left Foot, Crimes and Misdemeanors
The Fabulous Baker Boys
If you look at any list of the greatest movies ever made, 1939 is usually the most represented year. Films include
Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Wuthering Heights, Stagecoach, The Women, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Dark Victory, Of Mice and Men, Ninotchka, Gunga Din, Young Mr. Lincoln, Goodbye Mr. Chips, Only Angels Have Wings, Love Affair, Gulliver's Travels, Beau Geste
Drums Along the Mohawk
Hello Leonard,
Apologies if this has already been asked and answered. I was recently linked to a video on YouTube titled "Sean Bean dies in every movie". Now while I don't think that's quite true, Wikipedia credits him with 85 roles and I counted 21 different deaths, that's a rather large amount of on-screen deaths, close to a quarter.
Cut a long story short, is there anyone else who you can think of that when you see them on the screen, you start counting down how long it will be until they're killed off? Is anyone else a contender for most deaths in a film/television career? And for a fun bonus question if you want to what's your top three, five or ten best performances for an on-screen death? Your choice how much you wish to do, if any.
Appreciate your hard work, time and effort.
A: Not only does Sean Bean seem to die in every movie, but it's always in the most violent ways. Most everything in the reel are violent gunshots, but you also get being drawn and quartered and stampeded over a cliff by cattle.
The king of getting killed off in a movie has to be Christoper Lee. Cinemorgue has him at 33 on screen deaths and some sources have it at around 40. Right up there is Boris Karloff with 37, according to Cinemorgue.
A big bulk of Lee's deaths are horror films where he played Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula and the Mummy. Other notable movie deaths for him include
?The Man With the Golden Gun, Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, Gremlins II: The New Batch, 1941, Airport '77
and many other horror flicks. And the below sounds like he's slowing strangling a bag of cats.
What is usually sited as the top movie death scene of all time is Janet Leigh getting knifed in the shower in 1960's
. The famous bit of trivia from the scene is that director Alfred Hitchcock used chocolate syrup for the blood, because it photographed better than standard fake blood. With the way it's shot and edited it's all about what you think you see and not what you really do.
Another memorable death scene is the chestburster in 1979's
. The rumor was always that the cast didn't know what was going to happen during the scene, which is partially true. They knew the gist of the scene, but not exactly what would happen. For example, Veronica Cartwright didn't know she would be sprayed with blood and her horror at being so is pretty much a real reaction. I couldn't find the pure clip on YouTube. The below is close, but features dubbed in meows. Live with it.
The execution of Eduard Delacroix in
The Green Mile
from 1999 is particularly gruesome. Due to the evil Percy not wetting the sponge used to help conduct electricity, Delacroix is cooked over a period of minutes instead of a swift electrocution. How Wild Bill and John react to the situation also helps to make the scene terrifying and gruesome.
Hi Leonard,
If you had to recast the main characters in the Original Star Wars Trilogy with actors/actresses from today, who would you choose and why?
A: You didn't ask for reasoning, so I'm not going to give you any. Actually, I don't have much reasoning outside of I can see these people in the parts. Also let me state, I don't think Disney should do a reboot of the franchise, but sequels and expand the universe.
Luke Skywalker: Daniel Radcliffe
Princess Leia: Jennifer Lawrence
Han Solo: Chris Hemsworth
Obi-Wan Kenobi: Malcolm McDowell
Grand Moff Tarkin: Christoph Waltz
Darth Vader: You have to keep the voice of James Earl Jones. Just watch the below video on how badass it sounds using Jones' dialogue from other movies.
Hey Leonard,
1) Could you please give the nationalities for the Disney Princesses, and the general time periods for when their movies are supposed to take place?
2) The "Kaitlin" gag on The Mindy Project got me thinking about this. There was a sitcom on Fox that I think was a one-and-done, airing sometime between the years 2001-2005, single-camera, no laugh track. The premise was life in the suburbs between various families. There was one episode, the only one I saw, where one of the dad characters was the coach of his daughter's little league baseball team, and every girl on the team was named Kaitlin. The episode's plot was that the one girl on the team whose name was not Kaitlin was the daughter of an Eastern European woman who had moved into the neighborhood and also was an internet stripper. In the end, everyone learns not to judge others. Any ideas on what show this was?
3) This might be outside the timeframe, but for obscure television series of the weeks, how about Bakersfield P.D., or Medicine Ball?
A: On your television series, I looked at a list of every released Fox sitcom and couldn't find a show that matched up. Either it was some sort of pilot they burned off randomly or you have the wrong network. I did a general internet search using several different key words and couldn't find anything either. Maybe a reader might remember something.
Bakersfield P.D.
ran on Fox from Sept. 1993 to Aug. 1994. Giancarlo Esposito played Det. Paul Gigante, a half black and half Italian cop who transferred from Washington D.C. to Bakersfield, Calif., following separating from his wife. Ron Eldard played his partner and Brian Doyle-Murray was the grizzled veteran who covered often for Jack Hallett's inept captain.
Medicine Ball
aired on Fox from March to June 1995. It was kind of like
St. Elsewhere
, focusing on a group of first year medical students at a teaching hospital in Seattle. Katie Cooper (Jensen Daggett) was a talented young surgeon, but was having trouble juggling her home life. Danny Macklin (Donal Logue) was an neurotic internal specialist who had a hard time dealing with patients. Harley Spencer (Harrison Pruett) hated hospital bureaucracy. Nia James (Kai Soremekun) was an outgoing psychiatrist. Max Chang (Darryl Fong) was the best with patients and had a cynical sense of humor.
As Josh mentioned in the comments on the Disney princesses, you have to go to their origin stories much of the time to get a good idea of time period and nationality.
Snow White is apparently based on the real life story of Maria Sophia Margaretha Catherina von Erthal in the Bavarian area of Germany in the 1740s. While Cinderella goes back as far as the first century B.C., the Disney version draws from the story by Frenchman Charles Perrault in 1697. Aurora of
Sleeping Beauty
also comes Perrault during the same time period. Ariel of
The Little Mermaid
comes from a Hans Christian Anderson story of the same title, placing it most likely off the coast of Denmark in the 1830s. Belle of
Beauty of the Beast
also comes from a French fairytale, first published in 1756. Jasmine of
is based on Princess Badroulbadour from "The Story of Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp" in
One Thousand and One Arabian Nights
. While the tale is Middle Eastern, the original is actually set in China although names and settings seem Middle Eastern. The Disney version is mostly likely shooting for 10th century Baghdad.
From here it gets a lot easier. Pocahontas was a real Native American and Jamestown was first settled in 1607. Fa Mulan is based on a real woman from the middle sixth century China. Tiana of
The Princess and the Frog
is updated to jazz era New Orleans. Rapunzel goes back to another old fairytale and is based on a French story from 1698.
Of course, there is a new princess recently added to the Disney ranks.
Looking for info on a movie I remember seeing once on a Saturday afternoon. Late 50's shlock. People are stranded on an island. The waters around them are filled with creatures that appear as white circular scribbles, like they drew them onto the film. The creatures eat through everything but can't get up on land for some reason, although I remember a parrot being eaten. In the end they realize one giant squiggle rules them all and figure out a way to kill it. The hero swims out and climbs on top of it and injects it with the kill juice using a huge fashioned needle. I know this is definitely a real movie. I only saw it the one time and no one else I've ever asked remembers it, like they had better things to do on a Saturday in the 70's.
A: Thanks to Facebook friends George Sirois of here on 411, Don Reese, Cory Kirker and Shane Pyle I have the answer of
The Flesh Eaters
from 1964. Grant Murdoch (Byron Sanders) is hired to fly an old actress (Rita Morley) and her assistant Jan Letterman (Barbara Wilkin) to Pronvincetown. A storm forces them down on a small island where they meet scientist Peter Bartell (Martin Kosleck). He's been trying to breed creatures called Flesh Eaters, which can strip the skin off a victim in seconds. When things they get out of hand, they try to electrocute the little beasties, but it causes them to form into one giant monster. Bartell figures out they're allergic to hemoglobin in blood, so Murdoch fights the monster to inject it with a concentrated hemoglobin serum.
The film was directed and shot by Jack Curtis using a lot of deep focus and a comic book look in the layout of scenes and shots as the script came from comic book writer Arnold Drake. The movie has gained a cult following, because it was actually very brutal and gory for the time period.
I've still got more questions to get too, but be sure to send more.
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So when I received a request recently to sign a petition to "Save Wrigley Field," I was somewhat confused. After all, Wrigley does predate the discovery of dirt, so what could it possibly need saving from?
Cubs ownership wants to institute $500 million in renovations to Wrigley. This demand has sparked a wrestling match between rooftop owners, one crabby Alderman, the Landmarks Commission and the Mayor of Chicago. According to plans, the exterior will be restored to 1938 status, a year the Cubs were swept in the World Series - which is in itself surprising on multiple levels.
Wrigley is already a local landmark, but will work to achieve National Landmark Status while implementing the renovations simultaneously. The most impressive aspect of the project is that it will all be done with private money.
But as negotiations floundered, Tom Ricketts knew the trump card lay in the pocket of his David Beckham Collection, double breasted, Armani suit lined with the fur of the rare and endangered Pamir Spotted Zebra all along.
But does Ricketts really want to go down in history as the man who tore down Wrigley? Did he pay $900 million for the team just to have the chance at writing an even darker chapter of history in what has already been a genuinely lackluster and laughable existence?
I suppose it's fitting the Ricketts and the Cubs found each other considering the Ricketts family is ranked 371 out of the 400 Wealthiest People according to Forbes. This of course places them near last on the list and that's where the team has been languishing since the day the Ricketts bought them.


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INDIANAPOLIS—It is time to embark on a time-honored tradition: debating who should be the top quarterback taken in the NFL draft.
This year, it's Jimmy Clausen vs. Sam Bradford.
The consensus is that the two are the best quarterbacks available in a weak class. But who would you take first?
There is much to discuss, especially during the NFL Scouting Combine this weekend. Neither will throw because they are coming off injuries (Clausen toe, Bradford shoulder) but top quarterbacks generally stay away from throwing in Indianapolis.
Among some of the observers, Mike Mayock of NFL Network has Bradford ranked No. 1 and Clausen ranked No. 2. ESPN's Todd McShay also ranks Bradford ahead of Clausen -- in fact, he doesn't even have Clausen going in the first round.
But Mel Kiper Jr. has Clausen going No. 4 overall to the Washington Redskins, with Bradford to Seattle at No. 6. One of the biggest reasons why Mayock and McShay have Bradford rated higher is because he is a more proven winner. McShay has questions about whether Clausen can be a leader.
"The biggest thing for Clausen is a team has to figure out whether a team wants him to be their franchise quarterback," he said. "By that I mean the intangibles, the character. I think he works hard and I think he proved to us that he's tough and I think he wants the ball in his hands in the fourth quarter, but there's enough guys I talked to that point to maybe a guy with a little bit of immaturity."
Kiper, meanwhile, said he spoke with Clausen's former teammates and coaches and they all raved about him. As for Bradford, Kiper isn't sure whether his skills translate into the next level. Sure, Bradford is accurate, but he played in a system offense behind an unbelievable offensive line (until he got hurt, that is).
"The issue I have with Sam Bradford is that we haven't seen him in an NFL-like setting, where he's getting pressure and where he has to throw into small windows," Kiper said.
Plus, Bradford is coming off a far worse injury than Clausen. After winning the Heisman in 2008, Bradford missed nearly all the 2009 season with his shoulder injury. He had surgery in October. The medical evaluation is going to be critical for Bradford, who potentially cost himself millions of dollars when he decided to return to school for 2009.
If he had come out after his Heisman-Trophy winning season, he most likely would have been the No. 1 overall pick to the Lions.
"I need to know that he's OK medically," McShay said. "He's going to go to the combine and go through all the medical stuff. His doctors need to give me every single detail if he passes that test. It's looking at him throw and seeing if anything's changed in his delivery. If everything checks out, it's back to going to game tape and watching and seeing his strengths and weaknesses and figuring out whether you want to spend that much money."
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A scaffolder has been prosecuted for neglecting vital safety measures that put himself, his staff and passing members of the public at risk.
Truro Magistrates' Court heard on Friday (24 May) that an inspector from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) saw workers on scaffolding with no edge protection at a property in Cranberry Road, Camborne, in March 2012. They were not wearing any harnesses or lanyards to protect them from falls.
The Inspector issued an immediate Prohibition Notice on Anthony Dale scaffolding, halting any further work at the site until improvements were made.
The court was told that following an investigation into Mr Dale on another matter, Cornwall Council sent pictures to HSE showing him again working on scaffolding without any edge protection or harnesses.
Workers for Anthony Dale and Dale himself were seen twice on scaffolding with no edge protection or safety equipment that could have helped them in the event of a fall at sites in Chapel Street, Penzance, and Coinagehall Street, Helston, in 2012.
Anthony Dale of Roskear Parc, Tuckingmill, Camborne, pleaded guilty to breaching Section 2(2) and Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and was fined a total of £8,000 and ordered to pay £4,114 in costs.
Speaking after the hearing, HSE inspector Barry Trudgian, said: "Work at height is the biggest single cause of fatal and serious injury in the construction industry. Anthony Dale's reckless disregard of basic safety precautions demonstrates a totally a cavalier approach to the health and well-being of his workers and of passers-by, let alone himself.
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Staley will stick around during the bye week and continue to work to regain strength - and get back over 300 pounds - after being limited in practice ahead of the Arizona game because of illness.||||||| He played against the Cardinals, but got out of breath, used an inhaler for the first time, and had oxygen on the sidelines. "I was getting pretty tired as far as out of breath. It was harder for me to catch my wind," Staley said.
After surrendering a staggering 18 sacks in the past three games, the 49ers are facing the prospect of playing without left tackle Joe Staley for the Monday night matchup against the Steelers at Candlestick Park.||||||| The blindside blocker is still recovering from a concussion and hasn't participated in practice this week. Alex Boone would make his first career start for the NFC West champions if Staley is not cleared to play.
Staley broke his left leg against the Rams and is expected to miss four to six weeks.||||||| The 49ers are finishing up against Arizona on Sunday.
Staley has not played since spraining his right knee on the first play on Nov. 1 against the Colts. It is unclear whether he will play Sunday against Philadelphia.||||||| Staley had started every game of his three-year career. Barry Sims stepped in for him. The 49ers already have lost right tackle Tony Pashos for the season with a broken left shoulder blade.
Staley has agreed to a six-year contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers that will keep him with the club through 2017. A first-round pick in 2007, Staley started every game at right tackle as a rookie before moving to the other end of the line last year to replace the injury-prone Jonas Jennings.||||||| Staley has played every offensive snap in his first two seasons with San Francisco since joining the club from Central Michigan. General manager Scot McCloughan lauded Staley's work ethic in commenting on a deal he says puts the Niners in a good position going forward.


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.The July membership meeting of the Maury County Historical Society is scheduled for July 20, 2014, at 2PM at the Athenaeum Rectory at 808 Athenaeum Street in Columbia, Tennessee. The membership meeting is free and open to the public.
Athenaeum Rectory
Athenaeum Rectory
The Athenaeum Rectory was begun in 1835 as the intended residence for Samuel Polk Walker, nephew of President James K. Polk. It was completed in 1837 and was the rectory for the Columbia Female Institute, an Episcopal school for girls. In 1837, Reverend Franklin Gillette Smith accepted the position of president of The Columbia Female Institute and moved to Columbia. He was a native of Vermont and a graduate of Princeton University. In 1851, Reverend Smith resigned from the Institute to establish the Columbia Athenaeum School, retaining the Rectory as his home and a part of the newly formed Athenaeum School campus adjacent to the Columbia Female Institute. It contained the reception room and parlors for the Athenaeum. The bedrooms on the first floor and an upstairs room were used by the Smith family. The house never had a kitchen; however, the small two-room building off the back porch was probably built for that purpose but was never used as such since the Smiths dined on campus. The Athenaeum operated until 1903, and members of the Smith family occupied the home until 1973. Make your plans now to join the Maury County Historical Society and hear Adam Southern, president of the Maury County APTA, entertain and educate us on the history, immediate needs, and hopefully long future of the Athenaeum Rectory. You'll be given the opportunity to tour the home, including the upstairs which is rarely opened to the public. .
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---- — MT. VERNON — The Jefferson County unemployment rate rose to 9.1 percent in November.
The increase is from 8.5 percent reported in October, and is also up from 7.7 percent in November 2012.
The local rate is higher for November than the state average, which was at 8.7 percent, and above the U.S. average, which was at 7 percent.
For Illinois, the 8.7 percent rate for November is a drop of .2 percent from October, and a steady percentage from November 2012. According to the Illinois Department of Employment Security, there were 10,300 private sector jobs added in November.
"Seven consecutive months of job growth shows that our steady economic progress continues," stated IDES Director Jay Rowell. "The nearly 300,000 jobs that have been created in the past three years show the resiliency of our workers and small business owners as our economy improves."
Locally, three surrounding counties to Jefferson boasted higher unemployment rates in November — Perry County, Marion County and Franklin County.
Perry County reported unemployment in the double-digits, coming in at 11.5 percent in November, up from 10.9 percent in October and up from November 2012, when the rate was at 10.7 percent. Marion County unemployment was at 11.1 percent in November, up from 10.2 percent in October and up from 10.8 percent in November 2012. Franklin County, which has been reporting some of the highest unemployment numbers in the state, reported a 12.4 percent unemployment rate, up from 11.9 percent in October and up from 10.8 percent in November 2012.
Wayne County came with a lower unemployment rate than Jefferson County for the month, reporting 8.4 percent, which was up from 7.8 percent reported in October and up slightly from the November 2012 rate 0f 8.1 percent.
Hamilton County reported a 7.2 percent unemployment rate for November, up slightly from 7 percent in October and remaining steady compared to November 2012.
Washington County, which has been reporting the lowest unemployment rates in the region, came in at 6.5 percent unemployment in November, up from 5.9 percent in October and up slightly from the year prior, when the rate was at 6.1 percent.


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Initial reports said the batteries were swiped from four buses, but police later said a total of five thefts were discovered.
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When you are in combat sports you learn self discipline, confidence, and a maturity that is often missed in typical sports such as football, baseball, or basketball.
I don't know those kids from any other, but they are just kids. They need to be put into a place or sport where they will be able to learn how to act. Instead they no longer have football and may not have a positive manner to release this energy.
If their punishment was to join the wrestling teams, then they could be required to work for a purpose. Who knows, they might actually learn a thing or two.
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01 Intro (Something New) (prod. Damian Marley), 02 As We Enter (prod. Damian Marley), 03 Revolutionary (prod. Damian Marley), 04 Count Your Blessings (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley), 05 Belief is Key (prod. Damian Marley) 06 Africa Must Wake Up f. K'naan (prod. Nas, Damian & Stephen Marley) 07 Black Horizon f. K'naan (prod. Damian Marley) 08 Only the Strong (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley) 09 Our Generation f. Joss Stone & Stevie Wonder (prod. Damian Marley) 10 Empowerment (prod. Stephen Marley) 11 AID (prod. K'naan & Nas) 12 Let's End It (Poverty) f. K'naan (prod. 9th Wonder & Damian Marley) 13 The Earth f. Bob Marley (prod. Salaam Remi, Damian & Stephen Marley) 14 Black Man's Paper f. Erykah Badu (prod. Afry) [UK Bonus] 15 Weed On f. Snoop Dogg (prod. Damian Marley) [iTunes Bonus] (2DopeBoyz)
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Nas spoke on the progress of Distant Relatives and the feedback he's received from fans on the Rock The Bells 2009 tour earlier this summer.
Nas estimates it's about 90 percent done, Marley guesses a more conservative 75 percent, with songwriting contributions by Marley's brother Stephen and a guest feature by rapper K'Naan. "I just think it was me and Damian finding our way," Nas said about the project. "When you have two different artists working on a record when they're used to doing their own thing their own way, it's not as easy as people may think. We just flowed, and the next thing we looked up and there were so many songs done or so many songs started and worked on...we just decided to keep it going. It's not reggae. It's not rap. It's different sh*t for each of us...I know people are kind of like, 'What's happening? What's Nas doing? What's Damian doing? Is this really happening?' ... So just being out here on the road we get a good feel from people about this whole thing." (Billboard)
He also said the album was originally going to be released as an EP.
"I liked his music and what he does," Nas explained in an interview last month. "The feeling was mutual. So we started working on it and thought it might as well be an album. Hopefully [it'll be released in] the fall. We have a few more things to tweak. Reggae is one of the roots of hip-hop. Hip-hop music has helped reggae in its transition periods. Together we kind of wanted to give people that. To find the roots of reggae and hip-hop. Of course, Africa is the main theme that made us put this album together. (World Herald)
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The MSR BlackLite cookset is a low priced entry model…
Source: received it as a personal gift
The MSR BlackLite cookset is a low priced entry model cook-set that does not disappoint. This cook-set includes:
1.5- and 2-liter pots, fitted lid, PanHandler pot lifter, reusable stuff sack and Packtowl to separate pots.
Total weight is just over 1 pound and packs to 7.75" x 3.6".
Great for two- to three-person backpack trips.
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- Lightweight
- Non-stick
- Packs well
- 2 Pack towels included
- Scratches easily
- Warps
- Teflon burns off
- No fry pan
- Pot lifter use damages paint and Teflon
I received this cookset from my father when I first got into backpacking. At the time all I had was a collection of random old school aluminum pots and pans that had been handed down from my father's early backpacking days.
The first use the cookset got was at Eightmile Lake in the Washington Enchantments. In one pot frying up some canned chicken in olive oil and in another cooking rice and butter.
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I have been using these pots for about 2 1/2 years now and still love them, yes they are starting to look a bit haggard but with proper care they will last a while longer.
I got this set for my birthday. I really liked it,…
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It is an aluminum pot, there is not much else to say.
Price Paid: $40
It is an aluminum pot, there is not much else to say. The not stick coating is easily scratched and has bubbled up all over my pot. The pot lifter leaves large scratches in the coating if you are lifting your pot with more than a cup of water in it. I am in the process of looking for a lighter pot, and probably will be looking at Titanium and something uncoated because I'm tired of eating it.
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The MSR BlackLite Classic Cookset is perfect for when you need to cook for two and don't want to spend all day cleaning up. The MSR BlackLite Classic set features a fuel-saving black exterior, with good heat dispersal and a nonstick coating for easy cleanup. Nonstick coated set includes 1.5- and 2-liter pots, PanHandler, fitted lid, stuff sack and a PackTowl dishcloth.
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MSR Blacklite Classic CooksetEvery trip demands a different cache of cookware, that's why we offer the BlackLite nonstick aluminum cookset. Use plastic or wooden utensils to prevent scratches and prolong non-stick performance.Lightweight and Compact:Non-stick aluminum nesting pots are ultra lightweight and easy to packNon-Stick:Durable non-stick surface allows for easy cooking and clean-upBlack Exterior:boosts heat absorption, which improves cooking times and saves fuelGrooved Bottom:keeps pan from slipping and allows for even heat distributionIncludes 1.5 and 2 liter pots, fitted lid, PanHandler(TM) pot lifter, reusable stuff sack and Packtowel(R) to separate potsSpecificationsWeight: 1 lb 2 ozDimensions: 7.75 x 3.62 inMaterial: Aluminum
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MSR knows that every good foodie appreciates a good dinner, no matter where you are - so they created the BlackLite Classic Cookset. Made of the lightest nonstick aluminum on the market, this cookware can be used to whip up a good curry or stew even in the backcountry.
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08-26-2014 22:57:28 | More by Babbatron
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We split a bomber, pouring a brew of glowing sunset orange into our Great Lakes pints. It robustly throws a three finger head of tightly aggregated beige foam, showing long retention. This eventually collapses on itself, leaving crags and craters where it once stood, with speckled, patterned lacing etched around the glass. A thick haze cuts clarity, but no sediment is noted. Carbonation appears to be highly active. The nose presents with heavy maltiness of pale, chalky, cereal toastiness, with raw honeycomb, Welch's grape juice sweetness, plastic phenols, vanilla extract, Graham crackers, slick shoe polish bitters, lemon cleanser, warmed apple crisp, distant herbal and grassy hoppiness, and fresh leathers. With warmth comes a distinct waft of freshly laid paint. Our first impression is that the malt bill is there in full swing, as advertised on the bottle, but also that the bitterness of the hops is surprising, considering their lacking throughout the aroma. As we sip, the taste begins with dense plastic and medicinal phenolic bite, red apple and plum fruitiness, pale and Munich maltiness, chalked bready yeastiness, sesame seeds, paper towels, fresh honey stickiness, sea saltiness, and browned strawberry sweetness. The middle comes with continued phenolic bitterness of plastics and shoe polish, Sharpie marker bite, herbal and lightly citric hop oiliness, parsley, multigrain cereal, metallic pale malts, and toasted oats. The end pops though with beach ball plastics, resinous grassy hoppiness, dried waxiness, sugar-speckled cherry and strawberry flesh, a light sting of booze, revived honey brushes of sweetness, slickly metallic yeast, dried herbal rub, chamomile tea tannins, manila envelope adhesive, and skins of dried lemons. The aftertaste breathes of rubber and Army men, bitter walnut oils, sandpaper, fusel alcohol burn, honey and white sugar sweetness, soft floral and more robust herbal hoppiness, more plastic dominance (who would have guessed?!), dank cherry, sopping wet pale and decent caramel grain sweetness, and ceramic glaze. The body is medium, and the carbonation is high and prickly. Each sip gives nice slurp, smack, cream, froth, foam, and pop, with a certain crispness left to the lips. The mouth is wetted, but quickly dried into a compact pucker across a generous foci near the front of the tongue. This clears to a chalky drag around the mouth. The abv is appropriate, and the beer drinks easily enough.
Overall, the most enjoyable thing about this brew is the appearance. It just comes across so fluffy, warming, and inviting. Between the aroma and the taste, the two heavy hitters, we feel that the latter slightly edges the former. The nose, especially with warmth, has an intense plastic vibe, much like walking into a Foot Locker with a broken air conditioner in August. The hops are thus lost almost entirely. The taste also seems to flop on the hops, with the enhanced malt bill, which was designed to meet and match the bitterness of the hops, taking more of a central role than perhaps intended. Additional sweetness, and out-of-whack blend comes in the form of honey sweetness, mixing oddly with the translated phenols of the aroma. This is not their best hoppy effort, but again, we will always support the local guy, and readily look forward to an improvement with their subsequent rollouts.
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Spinal Tapper IPA from Right Brain Brewery
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Fire chiefs issue safety warning after Weymouth petrol container fire
8:20pm Monday 28th April 2014 in News
Fire chiefs have issued a warning to take care with flammable liquids after a petrol container fire left a man with burns to his hands.
Fire crews were called to the petrol container fire at a garage of a property on Kitchener Road.
The fire was out on arrival of the crews earlier this evening.
One man suffered burns to his hands and was attended by paramedics and taken to hospital.
There was smoke and heat damage to the property.
Fire chiefs issued a fire safety message and urged people to take care with flammable liquids and to always keep them away from naked flames.
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Editorial: Lessons from car-train accident
Original post made on Apr 22, 2012
• [Web Link One year later, questions remain about train/car collision]
Read the full editorial here Web Link posted Sunday, April 22, 2012, 10:49 AM
on Apr 22, 2012 at 2:02 pm
Who are you? I cannot find the name of the author of this piece. Is there a reason for that?
on Apr 23, 2012 at 4:55 am
Well stated at least in principle ODB, although I will acknowledge that public figures do fall under a different level of scrutiny and qualification. Your point however does illustrate that anonymity doesn't necessarily equate to something diabolical. The journalist or staff members that contributed to this piece are simply representing the editorial opinion of this publication. I am sure that editors signed off on the nature and message of the work to ensure that it was a fair representation of not just one person, but that of a general consensus of the their staff. For that reason newspapers tend to write general editorials without tagging one person with a byline. Newspaper publications have a reason for doing this, and I understand and accept that.
Conversely, just because a law enforcement agency chooses not to release information, in this case involving a fatal traffic collision, I fail to see anything diabolical here either. As stated in this editorial, state law mandates that a law enforcement agency is only required to release accident reports to the parties involved. Why is that? I would imagine the simple answer is to respect their privacy. The same privacy that most reasonable people would expect especially under these tragic circumstances. Undoubtedly the victim's family as well as the train operators are already experiencing a great deal of anguish. The events have been investigated and will be scrutinized by law enforcement, insurance companies, and transportation agencies. The Weekly characterizes the city's response to the information request in this case as being secretive and defensive, and that it disrespects the public's right to know. That's a huge jump to make when it appears that law enforcement was just following the rules in place. Please, spare us the tabloid headlines. There is a balance in establishing what the public has the right to know, and how much information they need to know in achieving that. Especially in a case where public safety is involved, as with the rail crossings, what we need to know to improve safety can be gathered without law enforcement turning over the intimate details of a case to the media, nor does it necessarily mean that they're being secretive if they don't. It seems to me that they are following the order of law and respecting people's privacy. I don't have any problem with that.
The article also states that the Palo Alto force and city deferred any inquiry to this matter to the Sheriff's Department who conducted the primary investigation. That's sounds like standard operating procedure to me. They conducted the primary investigation, made any conclusions, and will ultimately be responsible for representing the case wherever it should lead. That being the case, no matter how many other agencies were involved should and would refer any official inquiries to them. Again, nothing more than common sense and standard operating procedures. It is also not uncommon for other agencies involved to submit a supplemental report to cover and describe what role they played in the overall investigation. Since the accident occurred in Palo Alto, there is a good chance that PAPD officers were the first on the scene. If so, speaking hypothetically, they would have documented their initial observations, what life saving measures they may have taken, securing evidence, identify any witnesses that would later be interviewed by the Sheriff's Department, and what role they played in traffic control, etc. Typically those are the type of support activities a police department would provide to the primary agency conducting the investigation. They would very much be in a stabilizing role and not in the position of conducting any further investigation or drawing any opinions and conclusions. Again, I don't see anything alarming, unusual, or diabolical here either.
In my own humble opinion, journalism in general continues to slip further into what is becoming more tabloid based and voyeuristic in nature. Eye catching headlines that are meant to tantalize the reader with suggestion of secrecy and conspiracy. A bit more professionalism, investigation, and knowledge of the subject matter would often lead to reasonable explanations of the events being covered. Like I said, spare us the sensationalism and if anything respect us as readers.
on Apr 23, 2012 at 8:56 am
> Why is that?
A fair questionif asked of the Legislature.
> I would imagine the simple answer is to respect their privacy.
Perhaps. But without specific reasons for this 'privacy", the failure to release accident reports obscures potential safety problems with the accident locations. As it turns out, some (or multiple people) are at fault in any accident. It's not clear what damage that information could do to the guilty parties if that information would to be made public, particularly since accident reports are not guaranteed to be the truth. In many cases, subsequent analysis by investigators with more training have revealed that accident reports are often wrong in the conclusions, and even details.
> It is also not uncommon for other agencies involved to
> submit a supplemental report to cover and describe what
> role they played in the overall investigation
Truebut why shouldn't this be a publicly accessible document? Whose "privacy'" is involved in such a report?
> Again, I don't see anything alarming, unusual, or diabolical
> here either.
Same questionif this is all that is in the supplemental reportwhy should it not be a publicly accessible document?
> Eye catching headlines that are meant to tantalize the reader
> with suggestion of secrecy and conspiracy
Maybe, but "government" has lied to us about many, many, things over the years. The Bay of Pigs, The Bay of Tonkin incident, the general conduct of the Vietnam War, Regulatory Capture of government agencies like the SEC, as well as most of the other so-called 'regulators" that helped to create the meltdown of 2008, Bill Clinton's escapades, and so on goes the list. It was only the media that stepped into the breach. Unfortunately, they are by no means perfect, as we see a loss of focus, and now ethics as is coming to light with the current newspaper scandals in Britain.
> not diabolical ..
Well .. maybe. But then again, there has been an on-going "evolution" of many government agencies from the role of "servant" to "master". It is not hard to see that in police agencies around the country. The underlying issue here, the right of the public to know what is going on, seems to be thwarted by police agencies up and down the Caltrain line. Why? Why shouldn't the public know about any possible security issues on this railroad, that is government run?


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- ↑ Wild Madagascar (2005). Madagascar lemurs descended from single primate ancestor. Wildmadagascar.com. Retrieved on 2007-08-10.
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I got this emailed to me. Don't know where the article is from, but the way they talk about our program is awesome, and makes your realize the absolute beast of a machine that we are building. God I love Nick Saban:
Duron Carter committed to Alabama during his visit to Tuscaloosa over the weekend.
Two weeks before national signing day, Tide assistant Bobby Willaims placed a call to Cris Carter wanting to konw if Carter's son, Coffeyville CC wide receiver Duron Carter, would have an interest in Alabama.
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"I told Duron, it's like Coach Bryant once said when he came back to coach at Alabama, it was like momma was calling," Cris Carter says. "I told him that he needed to go to Alabama and play for Nick Saban. It's Nick Saban, man. He's as good as it gets when it comes to developing players and people."
"Duron made the decision to go to Ohio State," Cris Carter says. "This time, it was my decision."
A decision that, once he visited the UA campus this past weekend, Duron Carter was completely sold on.
"Duron pointed out to me that the Alabama team was the tightest group of players he's ever witnessed in his life," Cris Carter says. "He really bonded well with [Marquis] Maze and [Darius] Hanks. He likes the college town. The campus is beautiful. They have a lot of trees. It's a nice area. He loves everything about it."
Cris Carter says that several things stood out to him during the visit
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Carter was also impressed with Tide strength coach, Scott Cochran.
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On Saturday, the Carter's got their first glimpse of the team at the scrimmage.
"The first thing is that they past the eye test," Cris Carter says. "In baseball, you look at the pitchers first. The first thing I noticed about this Alabama team is that they have two quarterbacks with NFL ability. They can really spin it.
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"The offensive line also caught my attention," Carter says. "Considering what Nick Saban throws at them in terms of formations and blitzes, how in sync the offensive line was stood out to me.
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Carter says the Tide has the look of a serious national championship contender for 2011.
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"For Duron to have an opportunity to begin at Ohio State and now come into an even better opportunity like Alabama, all I could say is that we feel blessed."
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