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Keith Anderson (died 2007) was a British television actor. He often played policemen or officials. Appearances include The Adventures of Robin Hood (1957-1960), The Avengers (1961),[1] Doctor Who (1964), Crossroads (1964), Gideon's Way (1965), The Man in the Mirror (1966), Z-Cars (1967-1971) and Dixon of Dock Green (1975).
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Elkhart County Police are meeting with residents, in an attempt to solve crime. They'll hold 10 separate township meetings this week and another round is scheduled in October. The department is also encouraging you to use their online media, like Facebook, Twitter, Citizen Observer, and the Elkhart County Police website. Click < ahref="http://www.elkhartcountysheriff.com/PDFs/Community%20Policing%20Meetings.pdf">here for the schedule.
The community is flushing hydrants this week. That means the water could run brown. If you have problems with your water color, the city says to keep the faucet on, until the water runs clear.
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A local band is on a national tour. Seldom Told formed in 2006 in North Judson. Now they are opening for Saving Abel. Saving Abel's first single "Addicted" reached number one on several music charts, and their debut album sold more than 650,000 copies. Seldom Told's first show with Saving Abel was Sunday night in New Hampshire. The tour is two weeks long. They'll perform in LaPorte on May 18. Click here to learn more about Seldom Told.
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Property taxes are due Monday in several counties, including Elkhart and St. Joseph. Payments must be post-marked or made in person by the end of the day or else you may face a penalty. If you have questions you can contact your county treasurer's office.
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A longtime TRANSPO operator will be honored Monday night by the South Bend Common Council for reuniting a child with her mother. Back in February, Cheryl Moore was driving her daily route when she noticed a small girl wandering in the street, cold and crying. Moore brought her on board and called authorities to get her back to her family, even getting her something to eat and drink while they waited for police to arrive at the TRANSPO station. Moore already received TRANSPO's General Managers Award for her service. On Monday night, the council will pass a resolution commending her for her acts of heroism.
Bremen Castings, a family owned machine shop, is celebrating 75 years. The company's president says many employee families have been there for generations and it has helped them build a sense of community.
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When the offseason began, one of the things of which I felt certain was that the New York Giants would extend quarterback Eli Manning's contract before the start of the 2014 season. According to a Star-Ledger report last week, I was wrong. This happe...Blog | February 24, 2014
RG XIII? Griffin 13th in Jaws' QB countdownDan Graziano
Coming in at No. 13 on Ron Jaworski's annual ranking of NFL quarterbacks is the Washington Redskins' Robert Griffin III. Here's what Jaws had to say about RG III on SportsCenter on Wednesday morning: "It's rare when I evaluate rookies so highly. I b...Blog | July 10, 2013
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Good Monday morning. I trust you all had a fine holiday weekend. I know I did. Going to take this show on the road today and head down to Philadelphia to check out Eagles practice and see what all the fuss is about down there. I'll be posting from th...Blog | May 28, 2013
Pressure now on Tony Romo to make goodDan Graziano
This was the easy part. The obvious part. Given the way he has played for them and the lack of equivalent or superior available options, Tony Romo's new six-year, $108 million contract with the Dallas Cowboys was inevitable. Some will wail and gnash ...Blog | March 29, 2013
Tony Romo has all the leverage: Part 732Dan Graziano
People ask all the time about the status of the contract extension the Dallas Cowboys are going to end up giving quarterback Tony Romo. They ask sometimes as though there's still a question as to whether he'll get it. I consistently answer that he wi...Blog | March 29, 2013
Twitter mailbag: Redskins' cap woesDan Graziano
Welcome to the weekly edition of the NFC East Twitter mailbag. At any point during the week, you can tweet a question with the hashtag #nfceastmail, and I will work my way through them at the end of the week and pick a few to answer in this space rig...Blog | March 09, 2013
Like it or not, Cowboys must extend RomoDan Graziano
Here at the NFC East blog, we appreciate the extent to which ESPNDallas.com's Jean-Jacques Taylor has been helping us out with provocative Dallas Cowboys columns during a slow time. The ability to link to and discuss Jacques' work has helped carry us...Blog | February 11, 2013
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Rapper Cool C may have thought he'd have a long career rapping about the same violent stuff that other rappers are talking about, but his life may be an example of when Keeping it Real goes wrong. The rapper, whose real name is Christopher Roney, has been convicted of shooting and killing a police officer in a bank robbery back in 1996. ... Read More »
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According to the UK Daily Mail, a woman by the name of Renita Hill says that she was one of the women victimized by Bill Cosby. According to Hill, the comedian drugged and raped her on multiple occasions over a four year period. When asked why she continued to work with and visit a man who was allegedly assaulting her ... Read More »
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We've just received notice that Lisa Bonet's manager is stating that the actress is not on Twitter. While a picture of the alleged tweet is below, Bonet herself has not issued a statement about the authenticity of the account. The twitter account in question has been suspended. Remember 20 years ago when Lisa Bonet was fired from The Cosby Show and ... Read More »
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Morris Chestnut Transitions From Actor To Producer: Inks Deal With Screen Gems
It's always interesting to see talented people in Hollywood wearing multiple hats. Morris Chestnut is now not only an actor, he is also a producer. He has just signed a 3-picture deal with Sony's Screen Gems, where he will both act and produce in the studio. On top of that he's got some big movies coming up. Sources confirmed that ... Read More »
Bill Cosby has yet another accuser, and this time she's black
by Ashley Naples It seems as though accusers are coming from all directions against comedian Bill Cosby. His career is hitting a horrible sunset after over a dozen women have come forward, claiming that the comedian drugged them and took advantage of them while they were sleeping. Until now, all of the accusers were white women. Now, according to the New York Daily ... Read More »
Bill Cosby Explains Silence: Are Media Outlets Creating The Illusion Of Guilt To Mislead Us?
Bill Cosby was in the midst of a certified comeback, until the wrong kind of drama hit the tabloids. In the past two weeks, several women have appeared accusing Cosby of raping and drugging them 20-30 years ago. Since, this news has become a media craze. Consequently, Cosby's comedy tour interviews and impending television projects have been cancelled and his ... Read More »
Man who said "I'm not Gay no more" is being threatened with a lawsuit from the COGIC Church
Andrew Caldwell is an interesting character, to say the least. Caldwell, who is a member of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) gained instant fame by proclaiming proudly that "I'm not gay no more!" in front of a large COGIC gathering. After telling the audience that he is no longer gay, Caldwell then stated that he will not carry ... Read More »
BOSS Sports | Floyd Mayweather's son says his father is a coward
Back in 2012, Floyd Mayweather went to jail for beating up his then-girlfriend, Josie Harris. USA Today decided to bring the issue back up again, strangely, around the same time that the media is speaking consistently about allegations against comedian Bill Cosby. The interview focuses on Harris' relationship troubles with Mayweather and the fights the two would have, that ultimately turned ... Read More »
Watch Bill Cosby on David Letterman just a few months ago
Sometimes, in the middle of all of the chaos surrounding the past life of Bill Cosby, it's hard to remember why anyone might have liked him in the first place. Just a few months ago, Cosby agreed to make an appearance with David Letterman, which is in the video below. When he comes on stage, he shows his usual love ... Read More »


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Swain has been out for a good chunk of time now, and still has not a single guide on this forum. I have been playing him since day 1 of his release, and my last guide was well received by the community, I figured I'd try my hand at this one.
Swain is a very very underrated champion in my opinion, for much the same reason that Garen was considered worthless for so long. Nobody knows how the hell to build him to his potential, or play him as a member of a team. I die a little inside every time I see a Swain rush an archangel's(well actually I die when I see ANYONE rush an Archangel's as it's a horrible first item but...)
Swain, like the title says, is a Necromancer, I don't care what anyone says. And yes, necromancers can exist without a skeletal warrior following them around. They are masters of decay, and disabling, which is what Swain does. Much like Mordekaiser he is designed to outlast the opponent and slowly take them out, but unlike Mordekaiser he is extremely relevant in team-fights because he can cripple people while he's doing it since every one of his skills is a disable. As for the Demon part...his ult turns him into a demon.
This guide will not be as in-depth as my Shaco guide because Swain is a far less trick-oriented character and I've had far less hands-on time with him compared to the half year's worth of playtime prepping for the last guide.
Skills(just a brief description, more advanced tactics will come later):
Innate-Carrion Renewal(passive): Swain's base mana regeneration is increased by 300% for 5 seconds after killing an enemy unit.
Awesome passive for early laning. Not as great as Cho's, but as long as you last hit a decent amount you should be able to keep your mana at spammable levels. Because it's "base mana," stacking regen doesn't make this passive amazing, but in early laning you will easily notice it.
Q-Decrepify(Active): Swain sets his raven(range 550) to cripple an enemy. Over the next 3 seconds, the target takes 25/40/55/70/85(+0.3 per Ability Power) magic damage per second and is slowed by 20/23/26/29/32%.
Cooldown 8 second. Costs 60/70/80/90/100 Mana
Amazing early harassment skill. Good zoning because people back away to get out of range of it. But beyond that, it's a bit lackluster, so we leave it level 1 until endgame.
W-Nevermove(Active): Swain marks a target area(range 900). After a short delay, mighty talons grab hold of enemy units dealing 80/120/160/200/240(+0.7 per Ability Power) magic damage and rooting them for 2 seconds.
Cooldown 18/16/14/12/10 seconds. Costs 80/90/100/110/120 Mana
This is why I started playing Swain, my favorite skill of his. Easy to hit with on a decrepified target, great hard AOE CC with a very short cooldown. Also primary minion clearing tool late game.
E-Torment(Active): Swain afflicts his target(range 625), dealing 75/115/155/195/235(+0.8 per Ability Power) magic damage to them over time and causing them to take 8/11/14/17/20% increased damage from Swain's attacks for 4 seconds.
Cooldown 10 seconds. Costs 65/70/75/80/85 Mana
Swain's defining skill. And the reason why his other skills look mildly weak in terms of damage...because they were balanced against this. It should always be your opener, kept on your primary target. That is of course except in the beginning, where you can bait people into fights, put this on them towards the end, and they will underestimate the damage over time they take from it. Many kills gained on running targets.
R-Ravenous Flock(Toggle): Swain transforms into the form of a raven, during this time up to 3 lesser ravens strike out at nearby enemies each second. Swain is healed for half the damage dealt by the Ravens.
Cooldown: 10 seconds. Magic Damage: 50/75/90(+0.2 per Ability Power).
Initial Cost: 25 Mana. Upkeep Cost: 5/7/9 additional Mana per second
Looks like a weak ultimate, but allows you to lifesteal through CC, do decent damage, keep your life up in team-fights, or in between(Swain should never have to town). Also used for late game minion farming.
You want to build up to Archaic Knowledge and Presence of the Master, making sure to max Archmage's Savvy, haste, Greed, Meditation, Good Hands, Utility Mastery, Quickness and Intelligence...all pretty standard.
Marks: Greater Mark of Insight(.95 magic penetration)
Seals: Greater Seal of Clarity(+1.8 mana regen/5 seconds at level 18)
Glyphs: Greater Glyph of Shielding(+2.7 Magic Resist at level 18)
Quintessences: Greater Quintessence of Fortitude(+32.4 Health)
You're doing magic damage, and the build offers few magic pen items, but between the runes and the mastery you get a decent amount.
Mana is a problem early and mid game, but the scaling regen runes are the same as the non-scaling at level 4(before which your passive should keep your supply fine).
skills are key, you want them as spammable as possible.
Early health allows you to be that much more aggressive in your lane.
Summoner Abilities:
Ignite - Early kills are easy with this, your burst damage is mediocre, Swain is the master of DOTs(in your face Malzahar). It also plays VERY well with Torment(+20% bonus true damage...yay).
Ghost - Allow you to catch people, run away, and stay around enemies since your DemonBird needs to be close to work.
-(*)1x health potion
-(1)Doran's Ring
-(2)Boots of Speed->(6)Sorcerer's Boots OR Mercury Treads
-(3)Ruby Crystal+(4)Sapphire Crystal->(5)Catalyst the Protector+(7)Blasting Wand->(8)Rod of Ages
-(9)Giant's Belt+(10)Blasting Wand+(11)Amplifying Tome->(12)Rylai's Crystal Scepter
That is the standard starting build for Swain, after that you need to go tank 90% of the time. Yes, you heard me, TANK. Your next item should usually be a Glacial Shroud(Frozen Heart) or a Banshee's Veil.
Randuin's Omen and Sunfire Capes also work, or even Abyssal scepter. If you decide eventually that you need more damage, or if you're rolling them early and don't need any tankiness to win, the only other AP items you should consider are Zonya's Ring or Void Staff(if tanks are troubling you).
Mana regen does very little for Swain, especially considering you should have blue buff all the time. Having a large mana pool is required, and the best way to do that without sacrificing all of your survivability is to get a Rod of Ages. This also gives you AP, which is nice.
After that, you need the Rylai's to make your Demonbird slow. Having a permanent AOE slowing aura around you is amazing. This ups your health even more(with just these 2 you should have well over 3k), and a decent chunk of AP.
Ability Build:
6-Ravenous Flock
11-Ravenous Flock
16-Ravenous Flock(MAXED)
Torment is the last skill you get because the disables on the first two allow for a much better early laning, and decent chance of early kills if your lane partner can do damage.
Once you get it at level 3 though, it's your highest priority, as it's your main source of damage. Following that, most people level up the Lazerbird, but the slow amount barley changes, compared to the 2s CDR on nevermove. This wasn't even a difficult decision for me. Not to mention the minion farming improvement.
Obviously getting your ult whenever possible.
What to do:
Always take a side-lane with Swain. He is an AWFUL solo because his damage is mediocre, he has weak early game escape potential, and his disables are so much more effective with a lanemate that can follow up on them. Pantheons, Garens, even Tarics are great lane partners. Someone with a decent chunk of repeatable early burst and is not afraid to do it.
Harass, harass, harass. The bird is annoying at level 1. At level 2, that should slow them enough for easy Nevermove catches, have your lanemate come in on a target that's rooted for 2 seconds at level 2, and your opponents will not be happy.
At level 3-5 is your best chance to get a kill with your combo and ignite, or at least get them to the point of either hiding outside of exp range or having to town. Either way, they should be dead or underlevelled.
teamfights with Swain are pretty simple. Stay in the middle of the fight with your ult on(you can take a decent number of hits, and you want your ravens hitting as many people as possible). Target the carry with everything you have(open with Torment of course), and throw a slow or a root on anyone that looks low and might run or is running(your cooldowns are low enough).
Most important thing though, is blue buff. There is not a character in this game who needs blue buff more than Swain and Taric for the way in which their ults work. And Taric has a much more effective way to get his mana back, so that leaves you. You can get it yourself at level 6+ with full mana(as long as you don't leave your ult on the whole time, toggle it on and off a few times.) or if you're desperate ask team to help. But it is yours, take it.
See? not the most in-depth, but it's better than nothing. Swain isn't a nuke, and he isn't a carry(unless very fed...which is possible). He's not a main tank either, but a very beefy damage dealer meant to disable the enemy, protect his teammates, and survive.
Hope this helps clear up some misconceptions about the character and teaches at least 1 person to play him right.
Couple things, mana regen IS VERY IMPORTANT on Swain, because you don't always have the blue buff; in fact I take clarity on him. Also, Swain is a beast solo. He's like Vlad but much, much harder to kill.
Well done guide.
Deserves a bump.
Yellow Monkey
Woah. This is completely different from my build. o.o
Ehhhh I don't agree with everything on here but its decent. I'd say you're wrong about swain's early game damage. Granted it holds water when hes going against 2 tanks but in a balanced lane he actually has the ability to score a lot of early kills if people refuse to back off. Item build i sort of disagree with, rylai's I'd get earlier just cause having all that CC makes him very hard to kill. And just IMO I do like having AA staff on him, i don't rush the staff but I do get the tear early then focus else where, hasn't failed me yet.
Good mentioning the survival stuff, so tired of seeing casters build glass cannon and getting killed in 2 seconds. I'd put something in your guide about using R properly, letting 2-3 waves fly out then turning it off while laning to keep yourself topped off.
But other than that good guide.
Gentle Casca
Hilariously, I already posted a Swain guide about a week or two ago.
There are other guides available, but it's refreshing to see another fellow Pappy who builds him a little bit tankier. Honestly, I feel as though Abyssal Scepter and Spirit Visage are two of the best items for him as they both offer tank stats along with a boost to his abilities: Increased healing, increased AP, Magic Resist, and Magic Pen; not to mention, SV is insanely cheap.
Bump for the greater good of all summoners who wish to play Swain effectively. High mana pool + blue buff + building tanky on Swain means you run into a team fight and turn your ult on and you don't die. Don't underestimate the power of spell vamp, any good Morgana player can vouch for this. Also the cheap increase in healing and CDR on SV sounds promising.
Glad to see some good focus on the Old Swain. He really doesn't get as much credit as he deserves.
I agree on the tank/mage build up.
I usually run, Dorans > catalyst > Rod of Ages > Spirit Visage > Will of Ancients/ Rylais > and finish with Zhonya's and any other relevant item.
Frozen heart sounds like a great idea and is a good source of CDR. that with SV and your sitting pretty. not to mention the frozen heart debuff at higher increases your "squishy" survivability.
I didn't use to use Will of Ancients before, but the synergy with his ult and spirit visage give it a nice big o'l boost. I've been experimenting finishing that item build with some more spell vamp in the revolvers or get a caster partner to get the WoA as well for the double aura buff.
back in the day I had some crazy idea with torment + on activate dmg
I've been using RoA on Swain exclusively lately. However, what I disagree with in this build is starting out with Catalyst. Catalyst gives you early game sustainability - which Swain does NOT need. Instead, grab the Blasting Wand and boots first, and finish RoA on your next trip back.
Why? That early 40 AP is huge for your subtle DoT spells, and anyone who overextends dies quickly underestimating the damage you're dealing. This nets you an early kill or two to finish off that RoA faster. After they're dead, or B, you can last-hit your mana back and heal with your ultimate - no need for Catalyst at this point.
I haven't been using Rylai's much, and instead build Abyssal immediately after RoA and Sorc Shoes are finished. Then grab Glacial Shroud for the armor and CDR, followed by more AP (Maybe Rylai's or Zhonya's at this point). I haven't needed to finish the Frozen Heart, as it's expensive and not always necessary. Furthermore, you don't want to slow your scaling through the game by too much. 9/0/21 + Glacial Shroud + Elixir has you over the cap anyway.
Other than those bits of thought, I agree with everything in here.
My biggest problem with Swain right now is wanting to open with Torment and then root, but they always run away before you can get in range for both
Unrelated *looks at thread title*, at what point does Swain start necromancing demons?
@Omega - Your ult is a bad example of why Will of the Ancients would be a good choice - since it's AoE, you only net 15% of the lifesteal benefit. Torment and Bird might net you some decent lifesteal, but I haven't tried it myself as I've wanted mitigation/AP over the tiny bit of Spell Vamp.
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(NewsUSA) - Many of us know that a poor diet can wreck havoc on our bodies, but did you know that diet plays an even bigger role in cancer treatment? According to the National Cancer Institute, malnutrition is seen in as many as 40 percent of cancer-related deaths.
"Sixty-five to 70 percent of advanced cancer patients suffer some degree of malnutrition." says Dr. Pankaj Vashi, gastroenterologist and national clinical director of gastroenterology/nutrition and metabolic support for Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA). "The consequences of poor nutrition are alarming: Malnourished patients have double the average length of stay in the hospital compared to well-nourished patients, and 45 percent of malnourished patients are hospitalized 20 percent longer."
How does malnutrition affect a patient's chance of achieving remission? When the body doesn't receive adequate nutrition, it struggles to tolerate chemotherapy, resulting in increased side effects. Weight loss is also a major issue in cancer patients, and even a 5 percent reduction in body weight can lead to health problems.
"Unfortunately, only 30 percent of cancer patients learn about the role of nutrition in battling their disease," says Carolyn Lammersfeld, national director of nutrition at CTCA. "Many hospitals only have one dietitian per 200 patients. Nearly two-thirds of the patients arriving to CTCA for cancer treatment are malnourished. At CTCA, the ratio is one nutritionist to every 20 patients."
Even when patients are unable to eat, the metabolic support team still uses creative methods to boost nutrition throughout treatment. The nutritionists work closely with the center's food service team to provide meals that keep patients' immune systems strong for the duration of their cancer battle. Some of the cancer-fighting super foods served include:
- Yogurt. Scientists have found that yogurt's active bacteria cultures actually help boost the immune system. Yogurt also helps supply calcium, protein and butyric acid, which serve as tools to keep patients strong during their fight.
- Cruciferous vegetables. Broccoli, brussels sprouts, kale, cabbage and cauliflower all have an active ingredient called "indoles," which research suggests may be a helpful tool for fighting cancer.
- Legumes. Including such foods as beans, peas and lentils, legumes contain fiber, folic acid, protein and cancer-fighting phytochemicals.
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For the most part, save for Lindrosian dramatics, NHL players sign with the team that drafts them. Such is not always the case in junior hockey, where young players frequently use the leverage available to them to line their talents up with a team of their choosing.
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The results are in from a 28-day blitz that helped with car break-ins in West Chester.
Thefts from cars is West Chester's No. 1 property crime.
During a 28-day campaign police said they've seen a 42 percent reduction in this type of crime.
Hundreds of residents were receiving knocks at their doors from police informing them their garage doors were open.
During traffic stops, police would talk to drivers about the spike in thefts from autos and encourage them to report anything suspicious.
They would also stop and question people who were out walking late at night.
"They would look in cars in parking lots or that were out at night parked in driveways and let them know that there were valuables left in their car, you left valuables in your car, we've been having these issues and make sure they get them out of their car," Michelle Berling, with West Chester police, said.
Police said they made one-on-one contact with 1,500 people during this blitz.
There were 62 arrests and 54 citations. The chief said not all were related to thefts.
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U.S. bonds fell slightly, as investors readied for less bond-buying by the Federal Reserve next year.
European markets closed slightly higher in a shortened session, completing their most successful year of this decade.
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Brent ended 2013 nearly unchanged following turbulent year in the Mideast and Africa, while U.S. crude ended up 7 percent.
Gold's loss of luster in 2013 is confirmed as the precious metal registers its worst annual fall in over 30 years.
Stocks closed little changed on Monday, with the S&P 500 readying for its largest yearly rise since 1997.
Europe shares closed Monday lower, but the region's stock indexes are still on track to post their biggest annual gains in four years.
Wall Street looked set to build on this year's record gains, with stock index futures pointing to a higher market open.
Gold settled higher on Thursday, but was still set for its biggest annual loss in decades as investors switch to rallying equities.
Crude oil futures tumbled, on signals that output from Libya may be starting to recover and concerns over debt in China.
The euro rose broadly, driven by euro zone banks drawing back foreign-held assets before year-end and the ECB chief's comments.
Japanese equities rose to a new six-year closing high on it's final trading day of the year after dollar-yen hit new multi-year highs.
Stocks closed little changed on Friday.
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NEW YORK – "I float around," says Josh Thomas, "and I've just been very lucky."
The 27-year-old Australian comedian is trying to account for his success in what he would argue is the absence of ambition or strategy.
Still, look at him: a star Down Under and the leading man, writer and executive producer of his own half-hour comedy-drama, "Please Like Me," which begins a 10-episode sophomore season on the Pivot network on Friday at 10:30 p.m.
A study in budding adulthood and its pitfalls, the series might be described as "Seinfeld" blended with a guy-centric "Girls." Last season it followed Josh, a young Melbournite, as he loved and lost a girlfriend, then, acknowledging he's gay, loved and lost a boyfriend. He came out to his divorced parents while coping with his father's overbearing new wife and with his bipolar mother's wild mood swings. But through it all, Josh kept his head above water. He's a bloke who floats around.
Thomas has ample material from his own life to fuel his series, just as, a decade ago, it powered his entry into stand-up when he began showing up at Melbourne clubs for open-mic sessions.
"My first routine was about my mum deciding to buy me condoms: She asked me what size I wanted." A chuckle. "Now I realize she's bipolar.
"I was 17!" he responds to the suggestion that he was brave to give stand-up a try. "I wasn't making a lot of great choices. You should have seen what I was wearing then. And I had a girlfriend! I didn't have a lot of stuff sorted out."
Interviewed recently on a visit to New York, Thomas is clad in a sweater featuring a large ladybug. He's gangly and fidgety, yet charming and armed with an infectious, cackly laugh.
He says his stand-up dates and TV appearances in Australia won him a surprisingly varied audience: "60-year-olds, young couples, gays, a few lesbians. And a lot of teenage girl fans who didn't have enough self-esteem to have a crush on Justin Bieber – they wanted someone more accessible.
"I really loved stand-up," he says. "But I thought I'd be OK at writing a sitcom, 'cause narrative is what my stand-up was anyway."
It's all a work in progress. Like him.
"When we were pitching the show," he recalls, "Josh was straight. I came out after that. So I had a meeting with the network and said, 'There's been some script changes.' "
As production began on Season 2, "I tried to keep it truthful, honest-seeming," says Thomas. "But it's not a life guide."
Indeed, a viewer would be hard-pressed to find any obvious guidelines. At one moment, TV-Josh is self-centered and lackadaisical. The next, compassionate and responsible. Then, in the blink of an eye, he's back in slacker mode.
"Josh is inconsistent," Thomas agrees, "but it annoys me when a TV character always acts the same way. You don't know if Josh is going to walk away from a problem or sit down and solve it. But he's just me, and on any given day, I don't know what I'd do, either."
Nor does he know what he might like to do next, he says as he speaks of Hollywood agents advising him on how to take his career to the next level. What would really make him happy? A third "Please Like Me" season (which was recently ordered), he replies, and a fourth after that.
"I don't know why I need the next thing," says Thomas, who seems consistent in his mission to dodge any master plan. "I seem to have enough things: I have a dog, a very demanding boyfriend and my own TV show. Plus, I'm just 27. I'm meant to be out at the clubs!"


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Snyder's-Lance, Inc. has agreed to acquire Baptista's Bakery, Inc., a maker of baked snack foods and "better-for-you" snacks. Snyder's-Lance said the transaction supports its efforts to sharpen its focus on branded products in growth categories such as "better-for-you" and other emerging products that are driven by consumer preferences and insights.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. As part of the deal, Snyder's-Lance will acquire 100% of Baptista's Bakery, Inc. and its manufacturing facility in Franklin, Wis.
"Baptista's is a leader in highly differentiated snacks, and we're excited to be working with their talented, creative team," said Carl E. Lee Jr., president and chief executive officer of Snyder's-Lance. "Baptista's is a company that has excelled in providing exceptional product quality and innovation while commercializing production in ways that are effective and unique.
"The team at Baptista's is strong and dedicated, with many new product ideas that will be an excellent pairing for our brands. Our culture and values fit well with those of Baptista's, which are focused on a dedication to employees and to the community. We are committed to retaining and growing the Franklin, Wis., facility, which is strategically well positioned within our network. By combining the resources and expertise of Baptista's with the scale of Snyder's-Lance, we will accelerate our ability to deliver exciting, on-trend snacks and product innovation while expanding our 'better-for-you' products and gaining needed capacity for our growing Snyder's of Hanover pretzels."
Nan Gardetto, c.e.o. of Baptista's, said the transaction fits with the company's goal of finding an organization that would be equally committed to Baptista's people and community.
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Completion of the transaction is subject to regulatory approvals as well as customary closing conditions and is expected to close in the second quarter of this year.
Baptista's Bakery was established following the sale of Gardetto's Bakery to General Mills, Inc. in August 1999. Gardetto's had two facilities when it was sold, one in Milwaukee and the Franklin facility, which is a 135,000-square-foot plant built in 1997 on 26 acres of land. Ms. Gardetto named the company after her grandfather, Baptiste Gardetto, and her father, John Baptiste Gardetto.
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Recap: Georgetown's 2013-14 season came to an end Monday night in the second round of the NIT.
Some 90 odd minutes after Mercer ended Duke's NCAA Tournament on Friday afternoon, Georgetown men's basketball team met with the media to discuss its upcoming NIT matchup.
Recap: Everything old was new again for Georgetown's NIT opener.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Alpha Natural Resources faces a proposed $6,000 civil fine for a fatal accident at one of its West Virginia mines.
The Charleston Gazette (http://bit.ly/Z59HQk) reports that the West Virginia Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training cited Alpha for modifying a scoop. A state rule prohibits equipment modifications that limit visibility.
Mine safety inspectors found that storage boxes and a welder had been installed on the scoop's frame.
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I want to add cherries to my lambic http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f127/fir...esults-184124/
What type of cherries should I get? I assume I want cherries that have good, strong cherry flavor. I've not used fresh cherries before, should I prefer tart or sweet?
We're going to be out in the gorge in a couple of weeks, here's the list of cherries - http://www.packerorchardsandbakery.com/fruitStand.html
Sour cherries for sure. Montmorency and morello are the best bets. Their "pie cherries" might be the former; ask. Sweet varieties aren't great for brewing.
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I've made a couple very good beers with sweet/dark cherries, but sour/pie are more cherry-y. One of the brewers at the Lambic Summit said that the traditional "kriek" cherries (schaerbeek) are not as sour as American sour cherries (and gives more color). I was also told by a great homebrewer, who does terrific fruit lambics, that a blend of sour/sweet is a good way to go, but I haven't had a chance to try it yet.
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One thing to consider is that it's easier to use processed concentrate because it adds more cherry without displacing so much beer. It's also already sterile.
I have also read great things about using them fresh and the complexity that you can get by using the pits and skin. Plus from the skins you might get an interesting wild yeast or not.
I would get several tart and sweet cherries and freeze the rest. It is recommended about 2lbs/gal. So what I did was added 1/2 now and then I will add the other half a couple months before bottling. And this way you can taste the beer and decide the ratio of cherries you want to add near the end.
I'm jealous, in San Diego, fresh tart cherries do not exist.
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I do not think concentrates give off the same flavors as whole fresh fruit.
In the past I have brewed several beers with fresh vs. extracts/ concentrate. The fruit ones seem to have more subtle fruit and the extract/ concentrate have a crisper and more clearly defined fruit flavor.
You can't beat the ease of concentrates though.
It really comes down to what you want and how much work you want it to be.
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ATLANTIC, Va. (AP) - NASA's Wallops Flight Facility is hosting more than 120 students and educators for Rocket Week on Virginia's Eastern Shore.
The week of events kicks off on Saturday. Each of the attendees will participate in a sounding rocket launch scheduled for Thursday morning.
University and community college-level participants will build small experiments that will be launched on a NASA Terrier-Improved Orion suborbital sounding rocket.
The workshop is in its sixth year and is conducted in a partnership with the Colorado and Virginia Space Grant Consortia.
During the week, about 20 high school teachers from Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and the District of Columbia will learn about the dynamics of rocketry and the science gained from suborbital sounding rockets to reinforce concepts they teach in their classrooms.
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The concern is over the disease forming on Impatiens wallerana.
LITCHFIELD, Mich. – Downy Mildew disease on Impatiens wallerana is increasingly a concern for greenhouse growers, and the evidence is indicating that growers need to take this disease seriously.
To help grower customers battle this devastating disease, Raker has initiated a preventative disease control program. All Raker Impatiens wallerana will be treated preventatively prior to shipment for the disease, and growers can be assured their product will be protected when they receive it. Growers are strongly advised to continue a preventative program as part of their production plan.
There are many articles available online that give specific information about the identification, transmission, and factors that increase/decrease the probability of infection. In addition, there is good advice on preventative programs to use. Below are two recent references:
Syngenta Flowers
Ball Publishing
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