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I started to listen at 4:46, and it's about 5 when Lorin said so.
Started to listen at about 9 a.m. on the one single day off from work I had in a long time. Sorry, Lorin!
it was about 6pm for me. Not technically afternoon. Evening, I should say. Can't win em all! Maybe you could win the mums!
It was afternoon for me! It is usually the morning though so Lorin was lucky!
On Arkham Knight, I am trying not to watch any media or listen to any info about it. Please don't get concerned about the game so early - there is a long way to go and even amateurs managed to craft an entertaining experience using the same assets. I'm sure it will be great.
If I was Lorin, I would keep holding off on the PS4. If you have a high-end PC, there is virtually no reason to get either the Xbone or the PS4. There are few exclusive games worth buying a system over and PC titles are running and looking much better with half-decent hardware. I'm actually starting to get worried about these new consoles. Even my crappy video card ran Titanfall smoothly and people are supposed to spend top dollar on these things?
Excuse me while I look forward to Mario Kart 8.
Also Watch_Dogs is going to be terrible.
Not really getting where the hype for Batman is coming from.Yes it's really great game but gameplay looks just like the 3 games before that and the Batmobile isn't really that big of a deal.
Wolfenstein is awesome, I played some of it and didn't really like it at first but after an hour or so things changed and I can't wait to purchase it for myself.
I say this because I have about 5 recently released games stored in a drawer or HDDs that I've bought but haven't got to yet but hey! summer drought is around the corner :D
Lorin you lose cause it was 8 AM here when I started listening to the podcast. One thing I've learned here on EBA is that time is irrelevant, your today is someone's yesterday or tomorrow for others.
I know this conversation is supposed to be about nvidia shield but in terms of streaming from a main rig to a portable, I do that all the time with my Vita and Ps4. It is SO awesome! Playing an MMO in my hands (FFXIV) here and there while I rewatch a TV show with my friends or accessing my Ps4 games while I'm at my girlfriend's dorm room always blows me away. Its not perfect, infrastructure can always improve but Nvidia shield can deliver that same service than its something to behold.
This AF was really good!
The Order 1886 looks interesting. A bit stiff on the movement of the sight, might be because of the using of a controller.
I just wonder why so many games try to delay to the start of the year? Many games are delayed to 2015. I wonder if it is a stragetic move or Just don't think theirtitle can fin GOTY this year and tries for next year?
Shadow of Mordor looks really interesting actually, this trailer really made me want this game for sure. Gameplay mechanics is the more appropriate title of the trailer. Media Black from now on this.
I love the Batman games, will wait for Origins GOTY before getting ti and hoping some fixes will be made till then. Batman trailer was real eyecandy. Gameplay it was not, more like some in-game footage. But the trailer was still good enough to make me want this one. Media Black on this too now. :)
Nvidia Shield seems a bit, I dunno it is not aimed at me as a PC gamer really. Still an interesting piece of tech though. The potential of the evolution of this device is more appealing to me.
Wolfenstein looks really fun. It was not really on my radar but it really looks like a blast. Will wait for sale then grab it.
South Park is just wierdly hilarious. Also a fine RPG, albeit with downscaled RPG mechanics. Still good.
MGS not my thing anymore, Raiden killed the series for me. Well MGS2 since then MGS has not been my thing. MGS3 I have heared that it is supposed to be the best but, might get the HD version. Undecided as of yet.
Basketball.. Eh.. Will not happen. Hockey on the other hand, that I'd might try.
Keep up the awesome all! Stay Frosty!
Gotta stay succinct sine I haven't much time. All I really have to say/time to say is that I tend to agree about The Pricing of Ground Zeroes, that said if you've only played the ground zeroes mission you should definitely go through the agent intel recovery missions to get some of the cassette tapes. And there are multiple tapes in that mission, so it's possible to beat it without getting the real or whole recording. That's where some of the content that was hotly debated across the internet lies. (And overall I like the gameplay okay but miss some of the stuff omitted form the series and feel even worse about the casting of kiefer than I did before it came out, really want to believe in the theories of him only being in GZ and not phantom pain, but I don't have enough reason to yet.)
Also I like the Dualshock 4 a ton, my favourite way to play spelunky and other games as of late. It's just a shame that most rockstar games specifically don't seem to support the dualshock 4 on PS3 while my other such games do, put a damper in my desires to replay max payne 3 and red dead with it.
And hearing the south park game described as challenging gave me pause to consider how different my perspective must be. xD
To the main topic...
I play a lot of mobile games, I'm a commuter so I tend to be always playing something on a 3ds, Vita, or my tablet (the latter not all that common these days)-- and I don't know if I care to play straight console ports on a handheld device.
There are obviously some that work on both platforms, Dungeon Crawlers come to mind as being rather nice on either platform. But the large scale AAA titles, as large as the screen is on my tablet, it still is not large enough to give me the assets the way they should be played.
For handheld gaming, they need to really take advantage of the form factor and deliver something that is comfortable to play. I don't want to stream Grand Theft Auto IV on a 7" screen, because its going to be uncomfortable and things are going to be so small I can't see them. Also a lot of PC/Console games are not made with the concessions that a good pick up and play/put into sleep mode to crap my battery is almost dead and I don't have a save area around me! Honestly I like the way it is right now. but more cross saving with a version made for handheld as apposed to a stream is more of what I'd like. *wishing that the Vita Borderlands 2 could save from my PC*
Shadow of Mordor looks like tons of fun. I don't even like LotR and I want this game. It reminds of some of my favourite third person platforming titles so it can't come soon enough.
The orders time period really excites me... but I dunno the game play isn't doing for me just yet. I look forward to seeing how it develops. Batman: AK is sort of falling under that category as well. I want to see what it turns into before I pull trigger on any excitements. wasn't exactly pleased with Origins.


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The state's slot became vacant following the sacking of former minister of sports, Malam Bolaji Abdullahi by President Goodluck Jonathan.
Though it was highly speculated that Senator Gbemisola Saraki was earlier pencilled down for the ministerial appointment, stiff opposition from other stakeholders of the party, who are equally interested in the highly coveted post, have put her choice on shaky foundation.
Those reportedly eyeing the position include the newly defected Mohammed Dele Belgore, former Transport and Sports Minister, Alhaji Bio Ibrahim and former Security Adviser to the state government, Alhaji Yinka Aluko.
According to a source, who spoke with Sunday Trust, the major challenge facing the party is leadership, with the belief that whoever becomes minister, would become the automatic leader of the party in the state.
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Low expectations
So, a Corner Gas movie, eh?
A beloved sitcom becomes a disaster on the big screen.
Don't get me wrong, I really want this to work. Corner Gas is one of my favourite sitcoms of all time and I'm not just talking Canadian sitcoms.
And I really like Brent Butt. He is a great standup comedian, personable, self-deprecating, clean and just outright funny.
Unfortunately, history is not in his favour when it comes to translating small-screen success to the big screen. I could not think of a sitcom-to-film transition that was not disappointing. Get Smart—not the original 1980 spinoff The Nude Bomb, which was simply a bomb, but the more recent Steve Carrell vehicle—comes about as close as any.
It has worked the other way around. M*A*S*H was a brilliant movie turned into arguably the best TV sitcom of all time.
I think the difficulty lies mainly with the format. The best sitcoms are usually a series of snapshots of the commonplace and mundane, littered with snappy one-liners and ridiculous situations easily sustained and resolved in a 22-minute episode.
A feature film of 90 minutes or more usually has to an overarching and coherent narrative to hold it together. That narrative, Butt has hinted, will be that of a small town struggling to survive.
I have not seen Butt's first feature film No Clue (it was supposed to be released to DVD yesterday), but it received lukewarm reviews and the quick transition from theatres to DVD is also not a great sign.
I will go see Corner Gas, the movie, or get the DVD when it is released out of loyalty. Perhaps the fact my expectations are low, will leave me pleasantly surprised.
— Thom Barker
Can't wait
When they announced that Brent Butt and the rest of the Corner Gas crew were getting together to make a Corner Gas movie I admit that I was ecstatic.
For years Corner Gas had been my favourite television show and to see it end was nearly heartbreaking.
But now it's back in movie form and it's time to celebrate with a hoedown or a hootenanny or something of the sort.
When I was living in London, England, I actually used the Corner Gas show as an example of small town Saskatchewan life. Whenever someone asked me what Saskatchewan was like, I'd gather them around the computer, go on Youtube and show them a couple episodes of Corner Gas (every single episode is loaded into the Corner Gas official Youtube page for your personal viewing pleasure by the way).
I have to admit, I was expecting a Corner Gas movie at some point and time. There were rumours of it years ago, but now it has finally been approved and it's proof that there is a greater power (he just happens to have an enormous head and the last name of a rear end).
I just cannot wait for this movie.
And to spit on the floor when Woolerton (ptooey) is mentioned.
— Randy Brenzen
Not excited
Corner Gas is getting a movie.
Somehow this event is being viewed as one of the biggest things in Saskatchewan in ages.
The movie has even managed to pry $2 million from our provincial government, the same government that tossed the entire film industry into disarray by cutting out the film tax credit a couple of years back.
Of course the government would have been left rather red-faced had the movie been made elsewhere, since the Corner Gas franchise has its roots in the Saskatchewan-filmed TV series.
I wonder if the government would ante up funds for a 'Little Mosque on the Prairie' a TV series which was at least the equal of Corner Gas, and frankly more topical of the era. But that is a question for another day.
The series was folksy, had its fair share of recognizable humour based on our Saskatchewan-foibles.
And a movie will be interesting, although it is likely to ultimately disappoint. What carried the show through 22-minutes in series form will not easily be expanded to feature length film.
The Red Green show was funny in half-hour form, the ensuing movie was awful.
I expect a similar fate with Corner Gas.
And then there is the fact if it's a full-length film, and that should mean a chance to see it on the big screen. Few Canadian films manage theatrical releases, even the break-out hits such as 'Men With Brooms'.
Saskatchewan made movies such as 13 Eerie, 45 RPM, and Rufus have not managed wide theatre releases, or even the currently highly-hyped WolfCop, which is at least in limited release.
Corner Gas will have a network TV release based on the former series, but sadly we won't be watching it in theatres, which only illustrates a flaw in how we view our own films.
So while I'll no doubt watch the film once done, I have to say my level of excitement is rather restrained.
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The weather may affect the Michigan vs. Michigan State game and who knows what it will do to the tailgating. With kick off at noon Saturday, revelers will be on campus early. But it will be windy and temps near 50, just above or below that mark and mid 50s at kick off and the wind could be a factor as it has been in past years. The 2004 game in Ann Arbor, the triple over time 45-37 Michigan come back win, that game would have gone to the Spartans had Dave Rayner's late field goal try not been into a gale wind which knocked it down short in front of the uprights.
This game has high anticipation because there've been no decent home games so far. Fans have endured blowouts over games that don't deserve to be on a major college schedule, but I've argued that for years and it doubtless will not change anytime soon. But these next two games-- Michigan and Wisconsin-- these are the games fans paid their season ticket money to see. They'll make or break the Spartans' season it would seem as well. Michigan State still has a string of three toughies in a row before things lighten up a big wtih two awful November home games against Minnesota and Indiana.
There's been plenty of boastful talk all week long and it goes with the rivalry. And it's a whole lot different when the Spartans have been defending their winning streak instead of it being the other way around. Michigan is going to have some unhappy seniors if they end their careers Saturday without ever beating Michigan State.
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It's most likely Amy Adams will score another Oscar nomination with her much-buzzed about performance in Big Eyes. After five previous nods, could lucky number six finally be her ticket to Oscar glory. Award pundits think it's a strong possibility. Fingers crossed she wins. The 40-year-old is long overdue.
In Big Eyes, Adams plays famed painter Margaret Keane whose husband claimed credit for her work to great acclaim and fortune. After painting masterpieces in her basement, her husband Walter (Christoph Waltz) would then add his signature. Things eventually became sour and the two ended up in a huge legal battle. The presiding judge placed two easels side by side and challenged each of them to start painting.
Jason Schwartzman, Krysten Ritter, Danny Huston and Terence Stamp round out the cast. Big Eyes directed by Tim Burton hits theaters on December 25. Check out the first trailer below.
Get ready for another trip to Andalasia. Seven years after Amy Adams enchanted moviegoers as the princess Giselle, Deadline.com is reporting that Disney is developing a sequel to Enchanted. It makes perfect business sense since the original generated $340 million worldwide at the box office and even snagged Golden Globe and Oscar nominations.
Shrek 2 and The Smurfs writers J. David Stem and David N. Weiss have been hired to write Enchanted 2. No word on if any of the original cast members including Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, Timothy Spall, Idina Menzel, Rachel Covey, Susan Sarandon or Adams will be involved.
It'll be interesting to see where the story goes this time. It'd be a shame if Adams and Dempsey didn't get their happily-ever-after, after all. Perhaps, the story could revolve around Dempsey's daughter who's probably a young adult now.
Are you looking forward to a sequel? Do you think the original stars should come back? Or should the sequel involve new characters? Sound off below.
How the mighty have fallen. Maxim named Miley Cyrus the sexiest woman of 2013. However, AskMen.com readers and, more importantly, staff disagree. To be fair, even though the "Wrecking Ball" singer landed on the 99th slot, she actually placed higher on the list based on readers' votes. The publication made the editorial decision to give her the bottom spot to make a point. Here's their explanation as to why.
"We ask both the readers and the staff to take more than just sex appeal into account. We ask them to consider all the character traits they would look for in a significant other, including personality, ambition, talent, and potential for the year ahead. From our point of view, the fact that Miley made the list, and the slot that she finished in, really speaks to this diverse criteria. Within the content team, we didn't think that she deserved to make the list at all, and we voted accordingly."
"Don't get me wrong, we do think that she's attractive, ambitious and talented; we also think she will have a big year in 2014. However, she seems thrives on bad publicity and polarizing behaviors, and this is deeply undesirable. AskMen believes desirability consists of a combination of attractive physical and intellectual qualities — the ability to stir up controversy to the extent that it defines your year is not one of them."
The 19th annual Critics Choice Movie Awards were held on Thursday, January 16 at the Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport. Aisha Tyler hosted the event, honoring the finest achievements in filmmaking the past year.
Gravity rocketed to the top, walking away with a record seven wins. However, 12 Years A Slave was the big winner by snatching Best Picture honors. For the most part, the winners lined up with those who walked away with Golden Globes statues a few days ago. The most notable exception was Lupita Nyong'o taking Best Supporting Actress honors over Jennifer Lawrence.
The American Hustle actress shouldn't be too worried about her Oscar chances. Last year, Jessica Chastain beat her for Best Actress at the Critics Choice but lost the Academy Award. As much as I love J-Law, I'm rooting for Lupita. I love an underdog. American Hustle didn't walk away empty-handed. It took home four awards for Best Acting Ensemble, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Comedy and Best Actress in a Comedy for Amy Adams.
Speaking of Adams, it's looking like a tight race for the Best Actress Oscar between Amy and Cate Blanchett. Once again, both won a statue, but since comedy and drama were separated, it's difficult to predict who'll bask in Oscar glory. At the upcoming SAGs, Adams was snubbed so there's no direct competition between these two at a major awards show until the main event. Amy is the only Best Actress Oscar nominee this year without an Academy Award statue to her name. Once again, I'm rooting for the underdog.
Over on the men's side, Matthew McConaughey is solidifying himself as the frontrunner. Don't count out Leonardo DiCaprio just yet. The Wolf of Wall Street is picking up steam. DiCaprio could sneak pass McConaughey for the win because Leo has never won despite being nominated numerous times. It could be his time finally. Check out all the winners below.
Spike Jonze's Her is easily one of the best films I've seen in a long time. It is a beautifully stylized futuristic love story about a man who falls in love with the operating system of his computer. I use the term futuristic loosely as the film's setting is not that far off from our own. There are some technological advances and some adorable fashion throwbacks, which include high-waisted pants (yes!), but this world is very much just around the corner from today.
Joaquin Phoenix plays the man, Theodore Twombly, who works for a company that makes handwritten letters for people, the first sign this society has a problem with communication and human connection. Scarlett Johansson voices the woman, Samantha, who is actually genderless but I will continue to use female pronouns for the sake of this review. Samantha is an AI based operating system with the ability to learn and grow and we see her do just that throughout the course of the film.
I don't know how Hollywood Reporter consistently does it. Gathering six extremely-busy actresses for a photoshoot snapped by Joe Pugliese and for an hour-long roundtable discussion must be a difficult feat. Reportedly, coordinating these six women began all the way in the Summer. However, I'm sure they jumped at the chance to be in the company of the other talented actresses. Plus, it's never too early to start campaigning for that 2014 Oscar.
Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years A Slave), Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks), Amy Adams (American Hustle, Her), Oprah Winfrey (Lee Daniels' The Butler), Julia Roberts (August: Osage County), and Octavia Spencer (Fruitvale Station) are all being hailed as Oscar contenders this year. The road to Hollywood success hasn't always been a barrel of laughs though. The six discuss their scariest on-set moments, fears, sacrifices, the greatest advice they ever received and much, more more. Watch the video and check out more pics below.
There's no denying Bradley Cooper looks pretty damn fine with his signature shaggy long hair. With an extremely tight perm, not so much. However, he does exude a douchey vibe which is surprisingly somewhat hot.
Cooper isn't the only one serving 70s realness in a batch of new American Hustle character posters. Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner and Christian Bale also channel the disco decade extremely well. Each sports an appropriate trendy hairstyle from the era. That is everyone but Bale's character, who's the proud owner of a receding hairline.
Expectations are high for David O'Russell's upcoming film. The last time he teamed up with both Cooper and Lawrence, their collaboration earned numerous awards including a Best Actress Oscar statue for J-Law. Set in the late '70s, American Hustle "tells the scandalous story of con man Irving Rosenfeld (Bale) and his British partner/lover, Sydney Prosser (Adams), who are coerced into working with federal agent Richie DiMaso (Cooper). The pair soon find themselves seduced by the wealth of New Jersey power players and the mafia — but Irving's wife, Rosalyn (Lawrence), could be the one to end it all."
American Hustle hits theaters on December 13 in limited release and everywhere on Christmas Day. Check out the rest of the posters below. It's all about the hair.
The last time Joaquin Phoenix teamed up with Amy Adams, the two scored Academy Award nominations. Will their latest collaboration yield the same results as Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master? Most probably not for Adams, but Phoenix stands a good chance. He's absolutely captivating and endearing in the newly-released trailer for Her. I can only imagine how brilliant he is in the entire film.
Directed by Spike Jonze, Phoenix's character Theodore is a socially recluse man who falls in love with an artificially intelligent operating system named Samantha voiced by Scarlett Johansson. Imagine Apple's Siri but sexier and actually understands what you're asking her. Even though, we only ever hear Johansson's voice, I have a feeling she'll turn in a fantastic performance.
Also appearing in the film are Rooney Mara, Olivia Wilde and Chris Pratt. It's scheduled to hit theaters on November 20. If the film is remotely half as good as Jonze's other films (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation and Where the Wild Things Are), Her stands a good shot of picking up awards at the end of the year. Watch the engaging clip below.


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The story told in this article is so horrifying, it is difficult to respond without sounding trite. I wonder which Congressman/Senator will step up and start the process of doing something to rectify the multitude of wrongs being done to our veterans.Someone on this site said the Veterans were viewed as fair game to Obama and his minions, but I am wondering if the same isn´t true about the Republican leadership. This article should be forwarded to every member of congress...even if it is an election year and no one wants to be bothered. Shame on them...all of them...for allowing this to happen!
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If you like your bureaucrat, you can keep your bureaucrat.
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This is who will be running obamacare and exactly why it needs to be repealed not "FIXED" GOP!!! The same people who run the VA will be in charge of obamacare and the results will be the same. Good grief and we have all these Republicans running around saying obamacare will stay and can´t be repealed. It turns my stomach that we have such cowards as members in Congress. Get rid of that damn legislation now stop funding it and fixing it!
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Why did these veterans not go to a different doctor and hospital if necessary. All of these men 65 and over would have been covered by Medicare. What gives?This is not to excuse the VA. But the men and their families do have some responsibility for their own health care.
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The system is set up for the Veterans. This unlike Obamacare is an obligation the state has incurred toward those who have served the nation. The government may be spending money on this but it is going into the apparatus and not helping the veterans who are regarded as in irritant when they come in for help. There are people collecting a pay check who have no dedication to their work and there is no accountability in big government. Obamacare makes this all worse.
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Outrageous, and as others have observed, yet another preview of government-provided healthcare. Our own experience with govt health care, while on active duty, is a confirmation of what is mentioned in the article....our short story is that it seemed virtually impossible to have a suspected skin cancer lesion biopsied on a patient with a known history of skin cancer...a simple procedure that was delayed repeatedly until the hospital commander, fortunately, intervened on his incompetent and uncaring government-employed subordinates.
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Minor correction to #2´s comment: Whether or not you like your bureaucrat, you will keep your bureaucrat.
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My experience with the VA is too long to go into here but I feel I should tell everyone, DO NOT go to the VA for anything. If there is any other way to get treatment for whatever, take it!
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#1, IMO, our veterans need our help, so We the People should provide it and not wait for some faceless member of a mysterious elite; they are what got us into this mess to begin with.
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I´ve said this before here, and I´ll say it again: This article denotes part of the reason I never signed up for veteran´s health care and have provided my own private health insurance.Another reason is I don´t feel my country owes me anything for doing my duty, as long as I can afford to provide for myself. There are many vets worse off than me, and they are the ones who should be taken care of.These last two lines of the article say it all; "Veterans deserve far better than what the VA is serving up. And if this is what we will be getting from the government for health care, God help us all."
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#4 Did you read the entire article before posting? I suggest you do so....
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Can physicians at the VA be sued for malpractice?
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#11, I have read the article. I assume you are saying no veteran waiting to see a doctor or awaiting treatment is covered by any other insurance, and is under the age of 65. There may very well be veterans that purposely have not purchased health insurance because they expected to receive all health care at a VA clinic or hospital.I would expect that many or most of us have relatives that depend on the VA for some form of health care. As a nation we have promised our veterans health care benefits. I am only asking for more in depth information.Regarding this article, I do not believe I am out of line by asking why the writer´s brother had no insurance or the ability to pay for a doctor before he was covered by Medicare. The actions of the VA as described in this article are unconscionable. But each of us does bear some responsibility for our own health care.You know as well as I do that some veterans would never consider going anywhere besides the VA, regardless of their insurance/financial situation. It´s free and they owe me. Most other veterans would never set foot in a VA facility.
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IMHO the Republicans should tie the VA healthcare travesty to obamacare with a big gold bow and keep beating the drum that this is just a preview of ocare. But.........they won´t. Sigh.
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Letting our veterans suffer and/or die through this type of negligence is the same thing as leaving them on the battlefield. They served our country and they earned medical care. Earned. This is theft and fraud and incompetence, and heads need to roll.
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In re #11; she is correct. Any veteran can access the VA healthcare system but there are fees. It´s not all free for all veterans. And quite frankly, if you can afford private health insurance and/or private medical providers, then that should be your first choice.from the VA website:Many Veterans qualify for cost-free health care services based on a compensable service-connected condition or other qualifying factors.Some Veterans may be required to pay a copay for treatment of their nonservice-connection conditions. While some Veterans qualify for free health care based on certain eligibilities, most Veterans will be required to complete a financial assessment at the time of enrollment to determine whether they are eligible for enrollment and for free health care services. If the Veteran´s gross household (including spouse and dependents, if applicable) income and net worth exceeds the VA income limits, the Veteran may be required to pay a copay for health care services.source: www.va.gov
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It´s stories like this one (and there are thousands more just like it) is one more reason that the people of this country need to rise up and exercise their 2nd Amendment right. The corrupt swamp that is known as Washington D.C. is in desperate need of a COMPETE cleaning, fill in the swamp, and start anew. We can do it if only enough people will come together to make it happen.
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My brother in law who is retired military will vouch for the strangeness of the VA hospitals. He also finds that the doors to the VA hospitals open in a lot more than they open out meaning you chances of going home after a major treatment is suspect.
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@Marthaville: if "most veterans would never set foot in a VA facility" that belies your point. Either the government should provide Medical care to veterans or it should not, but a sham system that only purports to provide care is worse than nothing. Some veterans really cannot afford private insurance and so our country owes them a decent VA or a good subsidized insurance policy.
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'The Muslims Are Coming!': We've heard this one before
By Bill Stamets For Sun-Times Media September 11, 2013 7:24PM
Negin Farsad (left) and Dean Obeidallah solicit hugs in Salt Lake City — and get some — in "The Muslims Are Coming!"
A documentary produced and directed by Negin Farsad and Dean Obeidallah. Running time: 82 minutes. No MPAA rating. Now showing at the Gene Siskel Film Center.
Updated: October 15, 2013 6:20AM
Muslim comics hit the road to out haters but wind up getting hugs. Stand-up pundits Negin Farsad and Dean Obeidallah co-direct "The Muslims Are Coming!,"a slight documentary about the their 2011 Red State tour offering free shows in "places where they don't usually see Muslims." The title nods to the Cold War comedy "The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming."
"Is Barack Obama a Muslim?" bellows Chris Matthews in an MSNBC clip. Farsad notes, "It was alarming to me that being a Muslim became an accusation." This Iranian-American started a video production company in 2005 "to create smart, insightful, stereotype-crushing comedic entertainment."
Farsad and Obeidallah, whose father is Palestinian, draw upon earlier material from Farsad's stage show "The Dirty Immigrant Collective" and Obeidallah's TV series "The Watch List." Five other Muslim comics appear on stages in the southeast and southwest. The films's commentators — including Rachel Maddow, Jon Stewart, Cenk Uygur and Ali Velshi — back up the uncontroversial pro-tolerance stance.
Although Farsad gets a little nasty about her sex life, she falls back on traditional immigrant humor. "Inter-gender flesh relations" is how her mother terms intercourse. The best line in "The Muslims Are Coming!" comes from a Thanksgiving-season TV talking head who is not joking: "Every single Butterball turkey sold in the United States of America has been sacrificed to Allah!"
The co-directors stop by the American Family Association office in Tupelo, Miss., and a firing range in Lawrenceville, Ga. Elsewhere they create ridiculous interventions. Playing "Name That Religion," they read a line of scripture and then ask a contestant its source: Old Testament, New Testament or Koran? When they hold up a "Hug a Muslim" sign in Salt Lake City, Mormons great them warmly.
Bashers are not baited. The only walkouts are a handful of Muslim women wearing hijabs. Afterward, relating this incident brings Farsad to tears. Was her act too randy? Were they too repressed? She cannot say since her film crew never asked them, it seems.
"The Muslims Are Coming!" is as competent and conventional as Farsad's 2008 documentary "Nerdcore Rising" that chronicled a national tour by MC Frontalot, a hyperverbal hero to geeks and gamers. But her topic this time is not new: "Allah Made Me Funny" and "Just Like Us" already documented Muslim comics on tour. Obeidallah's quest for Snapple Lemon Tea in various convenience stores is trivial. Children reading titles in sing-song is too cute.
Muslim comics are correct about not needing to defend their faith in post-9/11 America. Their patriotism is not the point. I just wish they told better jokes. Lobbing zingers at Islamophobes does not illuminate Islam.
Bill Stamets is a Chicago freelance writer.


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Note: This page contains side effects data for the generic drug methylnaltrexone. It is possible that some of the dosage forms included below may not apply to the brand name Relistor.
It is possible that some side effects of Relistor may not have been reported. These can be reported to the FDA here. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
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Applies to methylnaltrexone: subcutaneous solution
As well as its needed effects, methylnaltrexone (the active ingredient contained in Relistor) may cause unwanted side effects that require medical attention.
If any of the following side effects occur while taking methylnaltrexone, check with your doctor immediately:More common
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Some methylnaltrexone side effects may not need any medical attention. As your body gets used to the medicine these side effects may disappear. Your health care professional may be able to help you prevent or reduce these side effects, but do check with them if any of the following side effects continue, or if you are concerned about them:More common
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Applies to methylnaltrexone: subcutaneous kit, subcutaneous solution
Gastrointestinal side effects including abdominal pain (28.5%), flatulence (13.3%), nausea (11.5%), and diarrhea (5.5%) have been reported.
Gastrointestinal side effects reported postmarketing have included rare cases of gastrointestinal (GI) perforation have been reported in advanced illness patients with conditions that may be associated with localized or diffuse reduction of structural integrity in the wall of the GI tract (i.e., cancer, peptic ulcer, Ogilvie's syndrome). Perforations have involved varying regions of the GI tract: (e.g., stomach, duodenum, colon). Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure.
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An 84-year-old male who was being treated for opioid-induced constipation experienced syncope coincident with methylnaltrexone (the active ingredient contained in Relistor) therapy. Methylnaltrexone 12.5 mg was withdrawn due to the syncope. The event, as assessed by the investigator as related to study medication.
Nervous system side effects including dizziness (7.3%) have been reported. Tremor, confusional state, and restlessness have been reported during a clinical trial. At least one patient experienced syncope during a clinical trial.
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So I have just finished bathing my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Ripley. Next I reach for a towel to dry him off, when he gives the classic wet dog shake. As a result I am now soaking wet, and my dog is nearly dry. My response to this is to snort, and to feel a bit stupid for not having the towel closer at hand. When David Hu, a professor of biology and engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, observed a similar event involving his fiancée's miniature poodle Jerry, his response was to rush the dog into his laboratory and begin wetting it down and recording its responses with an ultra high-speed camera.
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