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The What Will Save You Factor
May 6, 2014 | by John Jeremiah Sullivan
At our Spring Revel last month, John Jeremiah Sullivan presented the Hadada Award to Frederick Seidel. Sullivan's remarks follow, along with three of Seidel's poems, which were read aloud that night: "Downtown," read by Zadie Smith; "Frederick Seidel," read by Martin Amis; and "The Night Sky," read by Uma Thurman.
As a kind of offsite, ersatz staff member at The Paris Review, I claim the pleasure both of thanking you all for your presence here, and of thanking everyone at the Review—Lorin, and the board, and my colleagues there—for giving me the honor of announcing this award. I don't think I've ever used the word honor in a less glib manner.
When you are in your twenties and living in the city, or any city, or anywhere, and trying to write, there are poets whose work will come to mean something to you beyond pleasure, beyond even whatever we have in mind when we use the word inspiration, and into the arena of survival, into what the poet whose work we are celebrating tonight describes as the "what will save you factor."
When I was in my twenties and living in New York, the poet who came to mean that for me and a lot of the other younger writers and editors I knew was one named Frederick Seidel, a poet who had come, like another we'd heard about, from St. Louis via Harvard, and from there, via everywhere. Read More »
Relive the Revel
April 11, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
We're still recovering from Tuesday's Revel, where some five hundred people gathered to honor Frederick Seidel with the Hadada Award, presented by John Jeremiah Sullivan. Lydia Davis presented Emma Cline with the Plimpton Prize for Fiction; Roz Chast presented the Terry Southern Prize for Humor to Ben Lerner; and Martin Amis, Zadie Smith, and Uma Thurman all read from Seidel's work. We could say a good time was had by all, but why not let the pictures tell the tale? It was a spectacular evening. You can read accounts of the fun from Page Six, Women's Wear Daily, and Guest of a Guest. Be sure to take a look at all the photos here, too. See you next year!
Photos by Clint Spaulding / © Patrick McMullan / PatrickMcMullan.com
Eugenides on Moshfegh
April 16, 2013 | by Jeffrey Eugenides
Every year, at our Spring Revel, we give three honors: the Hadada Prize, the Plimpton Prize, and the Terry Southern Prize. This year, Jeffrey Eugenides presented the Plimpton Prize to Ottessa Moshfegh.
The Plimpton Prize for Fiction is a $10,000 prize awarded to an author who made his or her debut in our pages in the previous year. Moshfegh had two stories in the Review: "Disgust" (issue 202) and "Bettering Myself" (issue 204).
Nothing is harder for a writer than getting published for the first time. The road from the bypass to the byline is paved with misery. In fact, it's not even paved—that's the problem: you're stuck knee-deep in a bog, and no one cares if you ever get out.
Of equal difficulty, on the other side of the equation, is the task of finding an unknown writer. Reading through the slush pile is like looking for tigers in the jungle: they're camouflaged not only by their stripes but their surroundings. An editor has to be unflaggingly alert and discerning, alive to any perceptible movement in the shadows. Read More »
Hodgman on Daniels
April 15, 2013 | by John Hodgman
Every year, at our Spring Revel, we give three honors: the Hadada Prize, the Plimpton Prize, and the Terry Southern Prize. This year, John Hodgman of the New York Times Magazine, the Daily Show, and those Mac ads presented the Southern Prize to J. D. Daniels.
Like the other two honors, the Southern Prize is chosen by our board. Unlike those, it recognizes writing in both The Paris Review and The Paris Review Daily. Click here to see Daniels's latest piece from the magazine and here for his Web archive.
Good evening.
My name is John Hodgman. It's my pleasure tonight to hand over this B-52 model airplane, which represents the Terry Southern Prize, awarded each year along with $5,000 to honor work from The Paris Review that embodies the qualities of humor, wit, and sprezzatura, which sounds like a word Lorin Stein made up and put into the Wikipedia to describe himself—an artful nonchalant, carrying himself with a a cared-for carelessness.
I've read J. D. Daniels's letters from Majorca and Kentucky and I agree that they also seem effortless, which makes me furious, as they are often achingly well written.
They're dispatches, and they feel that way, dashed off travelogues from corners of globe and memory, full of crafty rambling and quick jumps from his current home in the fancy eastern edge of Massachusetts to his first home in Kentucky, where J. D. counts out the strip malls and storefront churches and ghosts of bars lovingly like animals climbing aboard a blighted ark, to the vomit-slicked deck of an actual boat at sea, a pilgrimage he takes to leave both homes behind to fight it out while he watches Ibiza burn up in a wildfire.
And it may seem that in all this sprezzatura that his work is a little nonchalant; you don't know what all these little flash narratives add up to, but then you'll get one moment: a memory, say, of Daniels being strangled by his own father, whom he still loves, and the running from and returning to that moment, which he's done ever since; you see a narrative flash like lightning, spreading quick blue light for a moment over the whole shadowy, tortured territory.
It doesn't sound very funny, and it's not very funny. Unless you count the part where J. D. Daniels gets strangled by his own father, which is hilarious; we know this from The Simpsons. And if you're wondering why he's getting the Terry Southern Prize for Humor it is because, like Southern, his work is sly, and wicked, and playful, and, most of all, it's true.
People ask me why is the Daily Show funny and I usually say it's because of the jokes. Because explaining humor is neither funny, fun, nor possible. But some jokes always work because they break taboos. That's why dirty jokes work, as Albert Brooks discovered opening for Richie Havens; there's one word you can say into a microphone that will always win over one thousand drunk Texan Richie Havens fans who hate you, and that word is a miracle word, and that word is shit. But when it comes to the Daily Show, and J. D. Daniels too, the greatest taboo-breaking is simply to say what is true, plainly, and without apology. That joke always works, even when it's no joke. J. D. Daniels's letters know intimately that space between the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves when we're sitting on a bar, and the queasy, daylit truth that awaits us once we are kicked outside into the afternoon sun.
In a recent posting to The Paris Review Daily he wrote, "We know what comedy is: life is increased. Think of Rodney Dangerfield addressing the crowd at the end of Caddyshack: 'Hey, everybody, we're all gonna get laid!'" [Dirty joke.] And we know what tragedy is: isolation increases. I used to think that life was about winning everything, Mike Tyson once said, but now I know that life is about losing everything."
So J. D. Daniels is a plain good writer, but not like every good writer, he is clear, he is also a very funny guy. And when he doesn't make you laugh, it's on purpose, and when he does, that's on purpose, too. What better definition of humor is there?
So it's my pleasure to offer the Terry Southern Prize to J. D. Daniels of Kentucky, Massachusetts, and the world. Congratulations, to him and to us all.
We're all going to get laid.
The Way We Were
April 8, 2013 | by Clare Fentress
It's a busy time here at The Paris Review. Tomorrow is our annual gala, the Spring Revel, and in two weeks, we move our little office from the Tribeca loft that has been our home for the past eight years to a new space in Chelsea. Boxes are piled high; loose books and papers are strewn about; scissors and tape will not stay in the same place.
Last week, we were clearing a bookshelf of its contents and came across a batch of small, white booklets. The Paris Review: Twenty Year Index, Issues 1–56, they were titled; they appeared to be lists of everything that had been published during the magazine's first twenty-three years, and were put aside for recycling. Flipping through them later, we realized that the booklets also contained an introduction by George Plimpton, a founder of the magazine and its editor for the first fifty years of its history.
A minihistory of the Review, full of forgotten anecdotes and remembrances, the introduction is particularly poignant as we prepare for these two (for us) significant events. George recalls early offices of the magazine, angering Ernest Hemingway with brash interview questions, the many volunteers who flocked to the Review and gave a fledgling publication a boost. He writes of raucous Revels past: "The Revels were memorable affairs, with so much effort spent by staff members in entertaining the guests that very often the fund-raising aspects of the events were forgotten. The extravaganza on Welfare Island (although 750 people turned up) actually lost money—and primarily because a piano was left out in a glade and was ruined in a post-party rain squall."
Here's to a Revel that's just as fun, but minus the rain.
An Index is simply a statistical compilation which does not suggest the quality of the material listed, or the critical standards that guided its selection. It can only record the appearance, not the gist, of William Styron's introductory "letter" which set forth the magazine's principles in the first pages of the first issue—a letter addressed to John P. C. Train, the managing editor, who in questioning Styron's manifesto elicited a reply which turned out to be lively and pertinent and a considerable improvement on the original document.
An Index can list the people who have worked for the magazine, but it cannot acknowledge their individual contributions. Their number has been vast. The Paris Review has traditionally published a masthead longer by far than Fortune magazine's. Indeed, so many volunteers turned up to help in the early days that the managing editor referred to the females by the collective name of "Apotheker" (Joan Apotheker … Mary Apo …)—from the German for "druggist," which he apparently thought appropriate. Their male counterparts were referred to as "Musinskys"—named after the first of their breed who came to work for a Paris summer. Read More »
Paula Fox, Work in Progress
April 8, 2013 | by The Paris Review
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Tonight, the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild will play one more time to determine who moves to the next round of the playoffs. In honor of the occasion, I got into an Internet debate with with our favorite Minnesotan, Drew Ailes, that is somewhat about our state's music scenes and mostly about ... More >>
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It's been a while since the Colorado Avalanche truly captured the imagination of sports fans around our fair state. So, with the Avs up 2-0 against the Minnesota Wild in their first-round playoff series and game three slated for tonight, it's time for those who haven't been paying close attention to ... More >>
Denver blog posts aren't eclipsed by anything. At our Show & Tell blog, Bree Davies offers an amateur's guide to astrology, tinctures and worshipping celestial bodies. Colorado Pols wonders whether it's possible for a politician who's not from metro Denver to win a statewide race. Mile High Hocke ... More >>
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Yet again the little-dog yapping of the Minnesota Mild has gone for naught. As we discussed yesterday, the would-be Hanson Brothers of the Great White North -- Derek Boogaard, Chris Simon and Todd Fedoruk -- were itching for a fight last night. Instead, the Bruised Brothers got a big, bad dose of Ir ... More >>
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Boys basketball's record 7-6 heading into last week of non-league games
By Bill Tamburrino
Coach David Reichner's Bulldog basketball team lost on the road at Carlsbad last week and split home games, beating San Pasqual and losing to Fallbrook. The team is 7-6 on the season.
The Bulldogs go on the road for their final week of non-league games before opening Valley League play.
Reichner's Bulldogs started the week at his alma mater, Carlsbad High School (9-6), falling to the Lancers 65-37. Scott Stransky was the only Bulldog to score in double figures as the Lancers dominated the action.
Stransky scored 10 points, grabbed four boards and had three steals on the defensive end of the court. Marco Cobian led the team in rebounds, assists and steals. Cobian grabbed five boards, dished off three assists and had four steals on defense to go with his 6 points.
Anthony Silvaggio also grabbed five rebounds to go with his 4 points. Riley Hubbard (4), Christian Dominguez (2), Blake Seits (3), Tanner "T-Bone" Williams (2), Colton Harris (2), Ben Stein (3) and Logan Knudson (1) also scored in the game.
The Dawgs extended San Pasqual's losing streak to 11 as they beat the Golden Eagles (0-11) 66-47 in the Dawg House. The Dawgs had to come from behind in the fourth quarter to win the game.
"The boys from Ramona were down 3 points in the fourth quarter but with confidence they regained the lead they obtained most of the game," Reichner posted on the Bulldog basketball team's website. "Last year seven out of the 10 losses RHS had the lead in the end and couldn't pull off the win. This year they have done it seven times."
Three Bulldogs scored in double figures in the win. Stransky put together another complete game as he led all scorers with 22 points and grabbed six rebounds to go with three assists and four steals. Cobian scored 17 points and hauled in five boards. Seits hit five of 10 from beyond the arc for 15 points. Hubbard led the team with eight rebounds to go with three assists and 2 points. Jake Newman (2), Williams (4) and Calvin Harris also scored in the win.
Reichner said his team had great leadership and team play.
"Knowing how to win is key and these boys know how to win," he stated on the team's website.
Ramona lost at home to Fallbrook 68-59 as a fourth-quarter comeback fell short. The Dawgs trailed by 21 going into the final quarter and staged a comeback, but trailed by seven with 35 seconds to play. The Warriors (10-6) held on to win.
Colton Harris (3 points and four rebounds) sparked the comeback as he had three blocked shots that brought the Ramona crowd to its feet. Seits (9 points) also helped as he hit both of his 3-point shots in the fourth quarter run.
Cobian turned in a double double as he led Ramona in scoring with 21 points and rebounding with 10 boards. Stransky scored 17 points and dished off seven assists as he shot 12 of 14 from the charity stripe. Only one other Bulldog, Christian Dominguez, got credit for an assist and that was a key factor in the game. Fallbrook moved the ball and found an open man. Ramona tried to do the same but missed too many shots.
"Fallbrook shot over 75 percent from the field in the first half, while the Dawgs shot 19 percent from behind the arc the entire game. It is difficult to win any game when the ball doesn't go in the hoop," explained Reichner.
Hubbard (3), Dominguez (2), Williams (2) and Calvin Harris (2) also scored for the Dawgs.
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- Bulldog basketball advances to tournament final after winning four games
- Boys basketball drops games to Army-Navy, La Jolla Country Day
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Inadvertent 911 call not good, but comforting
Local columnist T.J. Ray tells of a confusing, but ultimately comforting, meeting with a local law enforcement officer after he accidentally hit a 911 button on his telephone recently. (October 23, 2014, Page 4A)
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed recalls a dream he had about government debt and spending and how it affected a hog farmer he knew in years past. (October 21, 2014, Page 4)
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed gives an inside look at how things go at the beginning of the semester in a creative writing course he teaches. Reed teaches students early on that they need to write tight before they can write right. (October 14, 2014, Page 4)
Deadly Sins change names, but still the same
Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at "The Seven Deadly Sins" — lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy and pride — and notices they are all still problems, even though we may call them by different names these days. (October 13, 2014, Page 4)
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed looks at getting older and examines some want ads which use interesting terms to describe some of our elderly — er, more mature — citizens. (September 16, 2014, Page 4)
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Rex, the happy-go-lucky young Lab mix who was shot and seriously injured last month in Hoopa, has recovered and is now ready to find his "forever home," thanks to the compassion and determination of two people: Karin Glinden, the Hoopa teacher who saw to his emergency treatment, and Dr. Malcolm Richardson at Sunny Brae Animal Clinic. According to Rex's friend Jean Durbin, the youngster is seeking a home where he will be treasured and get to enjoy the life he deserves to have.
Rex had been hanging out at both Hoopa Elementary and Hoopa High School for about three weeks, right after school started. It was obvious from the beginning that he was homeless and just wanted to have human company, Durbin said. He enjoyed the attention from kindergartners to high school seniors, made up his own games by running after the mowers, and by all reports was never a problem in any way. He became a favorite of the kids and staff alike.
As reported in local papers including the Times-Standard after he was shot, someone is reputed to have reported Rex to the Hoopa Tribal Police as a "dangerous" dog. An officer came to the school, picked Rex up and took him up the hill behind the police station to shoot him. Rex got away after being shot at least twice, and he then ran off.
Rex soon returned to the school. Obviously in a lot of pain and seriously injured, Rex knew who he could trust to help him, Durbin said.
Now, the primary aim is to find Rex a family to join, where he gets a chance to play, be loved, be properly cared for and be given loving training, said Durbin, who works with It's A Dog's Life and other rescues. The secondary aim is to find another foster home for him while seeking a permanent home, because Glinden -- who lives in Arcata but works in Hoopa -- is gone a large part of every day, and Rex needs more attention than she can give him. The rescuers also hope people can help with his $2,000 vet bill.
Rex is a neutered black Labrador mix, about 9-12 months old, and is a delight to be around, Glinden said. He is charming, outgoing, happy, confident, playful, loving, cuddly, enjoys learning and is tuned in to what she wants him to do. He's a quick learner who wants to please, and she said he hopes he will be so loved that he gets "lap privileges."
In his foster home, Rex appears to be house-trained, is not a destructive chewer, is quiet and is getting along with the resident female dog. He loves his stuffed toys, but also is definitely interested in chasing cats, so a home without cats is ideal. He is up to date on vaccinations and micro-chipped.
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JALALABAD, Afghanistan — Afghanistan's opium production surged this year to record levels, despite international efforts over the past decade to wean the country off the narcotics trade, according to a report released Wednesday by the U.N.'s drug control agency.
The harvest this past May resulted in a staggering 5,500 metric tons (6,060 tons) of opium, 49 percent higher than last year and more than the combined output of the rest of the world.
Even Afghan provinces with some past successes in combating poppy cultivation saw those trends reversed, according to this year's annual U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) report.
The withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan next year is likely to make matters even worse, said Jean-Luc Lemahieu, the UNODC regional representative in Kabul.
He warned that as international assistance falls off, the Afghan government will become increasingly reliant on illicit sources of income. Uncertainty is also driving up poppy production, as farmers worried about the country's future turn to the tried and true.
The big increase in production began in 2010 when farmers rushed to plant to take advantage of soaring prices, a result of a crop disease the previous year, the U.S. military surge in the south and the announcement of the U.S. and NATO's transition out of Afghanistan, Lemahieu told The Associated Press.
Lemahieu said those who benefit from the drug trade include farmers, insurgents and many within the government. Often, he said, they work together.
Khan Bacha, who cultivates a small plot of land in eastern Nangarhar province, a Taliban stronghold, told the AP this week that the insurgents charge farmers a "religious tax" of one kilogram of opium for every 10 kilograms produced — though the price is "negotiable."
"They say we are going for jihad," Bacha said. "It is the God money we give."
Past attempts by the international community to combat opium cultivation have included introducing alternative crops and paying farmers in some areas not to plant poppies. That backfired when farmers elsewhere started growing poppies in the hopes of getting money if they stopped.
Cultivation also appears to be spreading to new parts of the country — with Afghans planting poppies in some 209,000 hectares (516,450 acres) across 17 provinces this year, compared with 154,000 hectares (380,540 acres) in 15 provinces in 2012, according to the report.
The vast majority of Afghanistan's poppy cultivation takes place in the south, southwest and east, areas where the Taliban insurgency is thriving. But Kabul province in central Afghanistan saw a major spike: a 148 percent increase in cultivation between 2012 and 2013.
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WOONSOCKET - Consuelo "Gil" Perez, 84, of Woonsocket, RI, passed on March 8, 2014 at Oakland Grove Nursing Center in Woonsocket, RI. Gil, the youngest of 6 children, was born on September 1, 1929 on a small farm in Cuba. He realized his childhood dream of coming to America in June of 1947 at age 16.
An alum of Thayer Academy in Braintree, MA ('50) and Northeastern University ('55), he would go on to proudly serve in the United States Air Force. Gil worked for both Norelco and John Hancock after which he devoted his time to the Woonsocket Family Resources Community Action Center, allowing him to follow his passion of serving others and bettering his community. A man of great faith, he served as a Deacon in the First Baptist Church of Woonsocket and the Georgiaville Baptist Church of North Smithfield. Gil was an active Republican who served the Woonsocket community at the Because He Lives Ministry and the Salvation Army. In 1999 the Chaplin-Perez Community Center was dedicated in his name honoring his countless hours of service. Gil loved his Red Sox, politics and American history, and took great pride in achieving his American citizenship. In 2010, Gil accomplished his lifelong dream of becoming an author, publishing "Alpha and Omega," an autobiography that chronicles his very own "American Dream".
Gil is survived by his wife, Nina, daughters, Donna Rowe and son-in-law, Dana, of Dartmouth, MA; Linda Aprea and son-in-law, Michael, of Centerville MA; grandchildren Tyler, Tony, Kathy, Michael & Stephanie & great grandsons Max and Rocco. Gil touched the lives of many. To us he was simply "Daddy" and "Papa."
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What is Showtime's latest series really about? Well, get ready to talk about things like the "sexology community" and "sex surrogates".
The show in question is Masters of Sex, which is giving it pretty big expectations. But with Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan involved you know it's gonna be good.
Masters of Sex was created by Michelle Ashford, and she based it on a biography written by Tom Maier, titled "Masters of Sex: The Life and Times of William Masters and Virginia Johnson." Showtime will air twelve full episodes for Masters of Sex season 1 on 2013.
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MASTERS OF SEX is a one-hour drama starring Emmy® and BAFTA Award nominee Michael Sheen and acclaimed actress Lizzy Caplan, who will portray the real-life pioneers of the science of human sexuality, William Masters and Virginia Johnson. The series chronicles the unusual lives, romance, and pop culture trajectory of Masters and Johnson. Their research touched off the sexual revolution and took them from a midwestern teaching hospital in St. Louis to the cover of Time magazine and nearly a dozen appearances on Johnny Carson's couch.
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It's been a ridiculously newsy week for geeks and non-geeks alike. With Haiti's devastating earthquake, Sarah Palin's appointment to Fox news, Gay marriage on the line in the proposition 8 hearings, and Google putting the smack down on Chinese censorship, things have been a bit busy on the old interwebs.
It's been an exciting time for gadget-and-games geeks as well, as we just saw the end of CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2010. For the uninitiated, CES is a massive, throbbing hive of a trade show, where electronics-related companies show off everything from wireless chargers to awesome 3D TV's to ridiculously thin laptops.
What was the coolest gizmo of all? In this amateur filmmaker's opinion, that has to be Panasonic's 3D Camcorder. If you buy in to the whole 3D craze and purchase yourself a 3D TV, you can make your own 3D movies! Just imagine; the very first 3D lesbian film is on its way. Maybe AfterEllen.com vloggers will one day be recording with an extra dimension!
It's pricey, of course, and its almost certainly going to be supplanted by cheaper, better models down the road, but just the fact that consumers can get their hands on this baby later this year is a very cool sign of progress.
Speaking of films in the third dimension, this whole "Avatar broke $1 billion" business has a few other big time sci-fi directors (and studios) very excited. According to an article at the The Times Online (spotted via a news blurb in The Underwire).
Studio executives are drawing up schedules of popular films that will be "retro-fitted" with 3-D technology after the science fiction blockbuster, directed by James Cameron, last week became the second highest grossing movie of all time.
What's on the shortlist? Oh, say, the original Star Wars Trilogy and the Lord of the Rings films.
The Lord of the Rings is expected to be re-released after Jackson has finished producing the two-part version of JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit over the next two years. This would mean that a 3-D version of The Fellowship of the Ring, the first part of the trilogy, could be in cinemas by Christmas 2012.
It may be beaten to the screen by a revamped version of Star Wars. George Lucas, the director, spent $13m filming the original in 1976, added special effects in 1997 and 2004, and will now spend another $10m to change it into a 3-D spectacular.
"George cannot leave it alone," said an associate. "He is salivating at the opportunity to play with it again. This time the Death Star is really going to explode all over the audience and leave them gasping."
I can tell you now that this would be a very, very smart move. I can think of a whole legion of folks who'd pay good money (and perhaps go out in public dressed as a stormtrooper) to see the good Star Wars flicks in big, beautiful 3D. The same goes for the epic Lord of the Rings trilogy — Sauron's terrifying eye and the sheer scale of the battle scenes should prove that you don't need explosions and spaceships to make 3D exciting.
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The difference between Naruto and Sasuke is that while former's results of his actions were well intentioned, Sasuke till some chapters ago cared only for himself. He didn't care about fighting against Kabuto, he only did it because he wanted to talk with his brother, he didn't have Orochimaru to summon the hokages to help the alliance but rather for himself. The irony is that at that point it is presented as if Sasuke had full control over the situation while the truth is that Hashirama just let it go his flow. It was stated that Orochimaru couldn't control Hashirama. If it wasn't for his kindness, Hashirama could have easily killed the Sasuke, Orochimaru and the rest and then all the edo hokages would have arrived at the battlefield way earlier, don't forget that hashirama's story was preety lengthy and all that time Naruto had to use Kurama's chakra cloaks to protect everyone.
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Thornton's appeal to Bettman on FridayESPNBoston.com
Boston Bruins forward Shawn Thornton will have the appeal of his 15-game suspension heard by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman on Friday morning, a source told ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun. If the suspension remains six or more games after Bettman makes a...Blog | December 17, 2013
Forget about AlfredssonESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun put an end to the speculation that forward Daniel Alfredsson would end up with the Bruins: No surprise, Bruins have been informed their ''out'' on Alfredsson. B's lose out to Detroit.- Pierre LeBrun (@Rea...Blog | July 05, 2013
Sources: B's willing to listen on SeguinESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun reports that the Bruins are very active as the league prepares for tomorrow's draft. In addition to learning that Nathan Horton plans to sign elsewhere, LeBrun checks in on what else is brewing with GM Peter Chiarelli. NEW...Blog | June 29, 2013
Video: Recapping thrilling Game 4ESPNBoston.com
In the video above, ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun, Scott Burnside and Craig Custance recap the thrilling Game 4 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. LeBrun says that the Blackhawks showed some of their character after blowing a number of leafs, but still being ab...Blog | June 20, 2013
LeBrun: Stars expected to trade JagrESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun is reporting that the Dallas Stars have decided to trade Jaromir Jagr and Boston is a potential landing spot. Writes LeBrun: The Dallas Stars have decided to trade Jaromir Jagr rather than sign him to a contract extension, a...Blog | April 02, 2013
LeBrun: Clowe has full no-trade clauseESPNBoston.com
With the Bruins keeping an eye on Sharks winger Ryane Clowe as a possible trade acquisition, Pierre LeBrun points out that Clowe would need to approve any deal: Here's something important to keep in mind as the Ryane Clowe situation plays itse...Blog | March 27, 2013
Thomas pondering sitting out season?ESPNBoston.com
Tim Thomas might be playing elsewhere next season, or he might not be playing at all. A source told ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun on Thursday that the 38-year-old Boston Bruins netminder was contemplating taking next season off. Which doesn't mean he w...Blog | May 31, 2012
LeBrun: Thomas considering sabbatical?ESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre Lebrun speculates that Bruins goalie Tim Thomas is considering sitting out the 2012-13 season: Tim Thomas might be playing elsewhere next season, or he might not be playing at all. A source told ESPN.com Thursday that the 38-y...Blog | May 31, 2012
Possible B's targets off the marketESPNBoston.com
Looks like two Avlanche players -- forwards T.J. Galiardi and Daniel Winnik -- that the Bruins were interested in are headed to San Jose, according to Pierre LeBrun of ESPN.com. LeBrun tweeted recently that he's hearing that both of the forwards a...Blog | February 27, 2012
Video faceoff: Any panic for Bruins?ESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Scott Burnside and Pierre LeBrun debate whether or not it is time to panic for the defending Stanely Cup champion Bruins....Blog | February 10, 2012
Norris Tracker: Two-man raceESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun handicaps the Norris Trophy race, saying it's a two-player contest right now between Nashville's Shea Weber and Boston' Zdeno Chara. Writes LeBrun: 1a. Shea Weber, Nashville Predators Ever wonder what this guy would fetch J...Blog | February 08, 2012
Burnside and LeBrun preview B's-RangersESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Scott Burnside and Pierre LeBrun look ahead to Saturday's Bruins-Rangers showdown and judge how much the game matters in the final standings....Blog | January 20, 2012
Power Ranking: Bruins still the oneESPNBoston.com
The Bruins remained in the top spot of ESPN.com's Power Rankings for the second straight week. Writes ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun: A home-and-home sweep of the Maple Leafs keeps the November mojo going into December. Second in goals for in the NHL; fir...Blog | December 05, 2011
LeBrun's first-quarter awardsESPNBoston.com
ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun offers up some first-quarter awards today and a number of Bruins are in the running. Second-year forward Tyler Seguin checks in as an honorable mention for the Hart Trophy. Zdeno Chara is No. 3 for the Norris Trophy, while...Blog | November 30, 2011
Chat with us during tonight's Game 7!ESPNBoston.com
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Join ESPNBoston.com's Joe McDonald and James Murphy and ESPN.com's Scott Burnside and Pierre LeBrun for an in-game chat during tonight's Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals between the Bruins and Canucks. They're providing...Blog | June 15, 2011
Video: NHL 411 for Game 7ESPNBoston.com
In today's NHL 411, Steve Levy and Barry Melrose look ahead to Wednesday night's Game 7, Scott Burnside talks about the Bruins' special teams dominance and Pierre LeBrun tries to figure out the Luongo enigma....Blog | June 14, 2011


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As family members prepare for the unexpected funeral of 50-year-old Kate Hardiman who was killed in a crash Friday, Channel Six learns the other driver who survived had no insurance.
Police say the other driver, 26-year old Raysheena Samuel was not insured at the time of the crash. She told police that her brakes went failed.
The Nebraska Department of Insurance reported that one of every 12 cars has an uninsured driver.
Attorney Tim O'Brien says these cases are very common.
"We see it all the time someone is seriously hurt and there's no insurance coverage."
"The medical bills go unpaid unless they have medical coverage, damages for personal injury aren't paid and they're just out of luck."
Records show Samuel does not own the SUV she was driving Friday.
O'Brien says Hardiman's family can go after the owner if he has insurance.
But even that may be difficult because records show owner of the SUV has a suspended license.
Police are still investigating the crash and says they'll be able to determine if Samuel's brakes were faulty sometime this week.


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Last week we wrote about the spring produce you should be buying at farmers markets and grocery stores. The spring season brings lots of bright, fresh fruits and vegetables, but a special veggie seems to stand out as one of the most popular ingredients for in-season recipes: spring peas. One of my ... More >>
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One of the most unforgettable characters in contemporary literature ( Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ), Eilis Lacey has come of age in small-town Ireland in the hard years following World War Two. When an Irish priest from Brooklyn offers to sponsor Eilis in America, she decides she must go, leaving her fragile mother and her charismatic sister behind. Eilis finds work in a department store on Fulton Street, and when she least expects it, finds love. Tony, who loves the Dodgers and his big Italian family, slowly wins her over with patient charm. But just as Eilis begins to fall in love, devastating news from Ireland threatens the promise of her future.
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Whenever I see one of those stylized pink ribbons pasted on a car's bumper or a few thousand of them pasted on posters carried by marching women, I have to wonder. Do they have a clue? The effort is made to remind everyone of breast cancer, to get people to donate more and to get legislators to spend more. It also provides those sporting the ribbons with a sense of solidarity and a feeling of having contributed to the cause. Unfortunately, to date, it hasn't had much of an effect. Indeed, it may even have been counter-productive.
Years ago, when I was doing research at a pharmaceutical company, I came across a cartoon that someone had taped to a lab wall. It showed a man with a flat tire stuck by the side of the road. He had his wallet out and was, one by one, throwing bills at the errant wheel. The caption read: Typical example of throwing money at a problem. But don't misunderstand. There are times when a few bucks in the right pocket will do the trick. The trick in my case was getting a new drug to market. My part was establishing test protocols. Somebody else would pay a big name in the field an outrageous consulting fee and yet another member of the team would arrange a junket for a lawmaker. Bottom Line: The government says THIS is an approved pill for THAT. Does it work? Not really.


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