text: HomeTVGeneral HospitalGeneral Hospital's Steve Burton to Panicked Fans: "Much Luv to U All. More to Come" Jamey Giddens August 24, 2012 General Hospital 47 Comments General Hospital hunk Steve Burton hasn't had much to tweet since I published my report on hearing he is thisclose to leaving the sudser. Early this morning, however, the popular star responded to panicked fans offering them "luv" and "more to come". Tweeted Burton: From what I'm hearing, the ball is firmly in Burton's court. "The show obviously doesn't want to lose him," says one source. "But what he's asking for has to be approved on a network level, given the current state of the industry." Money doesn't appear to be the only sticking point in Burton's negotiations — but it is a factor. "Steve has really been talking about making this life change, and moving back to Tennessee for awhile," adds another insider. "It may come down to what ABC is willing to offer to keep him." To protect themselves, I hear ABC has already asked for a potential exit storyline for the character of Jason Morgan — one which would easily allow for Burton and the character to return to the serial. Keep checking back with Daytime Confidential as this story develops! 47 Responses The_Moustache August 24, 2012 !!!sounds like he's polishing his resignation letter!!! Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @The_Moustache: If he needs any help, my services are available. Log in to Reply Tris Drake August 24, 2012 Whose panicked? I'm on my knees in hopeful prayer! No coming back,I want Jason dead. Log in to Reply goyankees August 24, 2012 I know this isn't the point of this post, but the minute I tell a celebrity that I "love him" before wishing him "sweet dreams" before bed, is the minute I realize I've lost all sanity in this world. Carry on…. Log in to Reply josser August 24, 2012 Recast??? Log in to Reply Katiebug9624 August 24, 2012 You know what at this point with the state of the industry like it is and GH being the only show left on ABC if he wants more money then get rid of him. If he just wants the same he's always gotten well then I understand his issue. Log in to Reply really August 24, 2012 [quote=goyankees]I know this isn't the point of this post, but the minute I tell a celebrity that I "love him" before wishing him "sweet dreams" before bed, is the minute I realize I've lost all sanity in this world. Carry on….[/quote] haha very true. Its an extremely twisted thing. Log in to Reply Soapfan44 August 24, 2012 Sorry but I think it's time for Jason to ride off in into the sunset. I love Steve but he has not really been the same since they put together the band Port Chuck. He really comes across as not interested in his scenes. If he is asking for money that' crazy. He works so much that asking for more money is ridiculous. I'm glad Frank and Ron are getting away from the Sonny-Jason show. It was getting to be too much. Maurice has really shined since Frank and Ron came aboard and he shows his dedication to the show. Steve has not and if one of his reasons for leaving is Frank and Ron then GODD-BYE. Log in to Reply Katiebug9624 August 24, 2012 Soapfan44 I'm also enjoying Maurice/Sonny more and more lately heck I even have warmed up to him and Kate maybe its because he's being supportive instead of shouting "Your dead to me" Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @everyone: When they have canceled 2 soaps on ABC there should be no actor coming to the table acting like they are immune to paycuts. You can't expect to keep the same salary anymore. It just ain't possible. So I have nothing but contempt for people who think they are in Denzel Washington's and Tom Cruise's positions to be able to drive a hard bargain at the table. These days networks are calling people's bluff's. When the soap industry was the shit you could ask for the moon and the stars and they'd give it to you. But not today. Also 1 in 5 Americans are hungry today. 1 in 5 people! So as long as you are getting a paycheck then you should be happy you are not one of those 1 in 5 Americans who are starving. Come on now! Come on! Log in to Reply Ryan-Scott August 24, 2012 Right David46208! These shows are now doing a "take it or leave it" stance when it comes to contract renewals. These aren't the 80s anymore where $ was flowing like piss in the street. If these actors play hardball they need to be ready to walk. Personally if I was on actor I'd stay as long as I could. These shows all have probably 5 years or less left. Ride the cash cow until the end! Log in to Reply JasamForever August 24, 2012 I am anxiously waiting to see what Steve decides. Log in to Reply Yoryla August 24, 2012 Hopefully not more of JASON to come. Goodbye, Steve! Log in to Reply Katiebug9624 August 24, 2012 david46208 You cant see me but i'm clapping Log in to Reply Tris Drake August 24, 2012 @goyankees tweets like that would make me quit. Creepy much? Log in to Reply Ryan-Scott August 24, 2012 Pretty sick tweet goyankess. Just as sick as fans who can't separate tv from real life and who address actors in character in public and act as if THE STORYLINES ARE ACTUALLY HAPPENING. The "Written By" credits must go right over some people's heads. Log in to Reply SoapArmageddon August 24, 2012 It's been a long time since I've enjoyed any storyline he's had on the show. I no longer think he's essential to GH. So if he's considering leaving, my unsolicited advice to him comes by way of Nike: JUST DO IT! (The way some adult fans fawn over these actors makes me think of Kathy Bates in Misery.) Log in to Reply Kazy24 August 24, 2012 I wouldn't want a recast of Jason. Steve Burton has had the role for so long another actor in the role wouldn't help any. I really don't want him to leave either. I'd prefer he add some variation to his character and act a little more like he isn't tired of this gig. And I REALLY hope he isn't being some sort of diva about getting a pay increase or more screen time or something like that. That would just be disappointing. Log in to Reply J Bernard Jones August 24, 2012 No actor, nor any other working person, for that matter, should feel obligated to take any kind of pay cut or accept any kind of contractual terms offered to them if that person feels — absent of necessity or willingness — they are not being paid what they feel they are worth, if other opportunities are available to them or if they otherwise feel such offers are not in their long or short term interests. This whole idea that daytime actors in particular should accept whatever the network/production company offers to them is, on its face, absurd. First of all, whatever salaries actors make EVEN ON SOAPS might be a lot better than the average American makes, but is usually divided up among at least two sources or more — agents, managers, publicists, lawyers — before the actor sees a dime. This doesn't count other professional, fiduciary or contractual obligations a performer might have. In addition, a lot of times these contracts do not allow actors sufficient options to explore other opportunities or make money elsewhere, even as they are being asked or told to take often major pay cuts. They can't get time off to do auditions for short term gigs or guest spots in movies or tv shows that might (depending on the story) be otherwise worked around in the writers room. Tying actors down is often more of a reason for them to walk than the actual pay involved relative to the amount of work they have to do day in and out. Second, there is a general acknowledgement that "the end is nigh" for soaps. This is wrong. Soaps — as in continuing dramas — are not only not going anywhere but all evidence reveals that they are deeply embedding themselves more and more into popular culture and transforming in the process. What is changing is the idea of the traditional, five day a week daytime soap…that most people don't seem to watch during the daytime at all. Since we "all" more or less are saying the traditional daytime soap is on its way out the door, then why would or should some actors stick around? They are in a better position to judge the state of the ratings, the value of the contracts offered them, the politics and backstage intrigues of their own shows and what they feel they can ultimately live with than we are from the comfortable distance of our computers and tv sets. Finally, there is a sometimes implied/sometimes explicit idea that some fans have is that soap opera acting is all these performers have going on in their lives, that this is all they do or can do or will ever do that is of any value. If an actor leaves a soap (or is fired or their show goes off the air), this thinking goes, they might as well go be a Starbucks barista for the rest of their time on earth. But acting very usually isn't the only opportunity actors in their lives. In their after-soap lives, many do disappear from public life and the (relative) celebrity that being on a daytime drama may bring. Some sell cemetery plots (Judi Evans), real estate (Stuart Damon, Daniel Kennedy), host reality shows (Michael Corbett), write or perform in plays (Tina Sloan), do Broadway (too many to name) or even run a Christian school (Marcy Walker). A lucky few even go on to prime time and sometimes even movie success (another list too long to cite). Who is to say that these endeavors are not and can't be as fulfilling, challenging and, in some cases, more lucrative than what said actor was doing on so-&-so soap? What this notion reveals even deeper is the fundamentally flawed idea that these stars "owe the fans" no matter what the situation, even if the actor feels that situation is not in their own best interests. This is an obligation that most "real people" would not make in their "real life," so why should soap actors who are real people leading real lives? For the actors who decide to stay non their shows until the sun sets on the genre or are miraculously reborn, more power to them. To those who want to leave or feel compelled to, whether the ratings are golden or turd-like, more power to them. A whole lot of people think they, too, would heroically play "Nearer My God to Thee" with the band on the Titanic…until they are on the Costa Concordia themselves. Log in to Reply Desertrose August 24, 2012 Thanks, J Bernard….well said. Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @J Bernard Jones: Not in the face of this economy can anyone come to the bargaining table and make heavy demands. It is absurd that you even have the gull to give credence to such an idea. I don't have sympathy for them. So I agree with Nancy Lee G. wholeheartedly! If you don't like what they are offering then just go. It is that simple. Not when 40 million Americans are poor. Come on now! Come on! No body is entitled to anything! No body! This is the problem with too many Americans today. They feel they are entitled to this and that. So if an actor has a degree and has not dusted it off yet. Then dust it off and get to selling Housing or stocks and bonds. But if anybody came to me with that BS i'd show them the door and i'd mean it! That goes for Steve Burton, Maurice Bernard, Eric Braedeen, Ron Moss and any other actor/actress who has gotten full of themselves. Try again! EPIC FAIL! Log in to Reply Ryan-Scott August 24, 2012 These actors are part of the 5% of the acting community that is actually WORKING and making a living from ACTING. I think they need to remember where their bread is buttered and realize the bakery doesn't have the loaves going down the assembly line they used to. And yes…soaps are spinning into other formats like these online soaps but do the actors involved make any real $ off of them? It was my understanding no. It was my understanding they do it as a chance to act and tell stories. Log in to Reply DisillusionedGHfan August 24, 2012 Burton thinks he's indispensable and worth what he's asking for. There has been tension with TPTB and him for some time. He's not willing to work with character development changes under the new regime, he still thinks he's the leading man, which most viewers will attest he was never seen as such. Money plays a role, but he's had his panties in a bunch since Guza and Phelps were shown the door. He seems to be in a bubble about the state of the show and what it needs to get ahead. Think "Primadonna" and you'll understand the issue. Seriously! He's not a team player since the new regime came to town, its what I've been hearing all along. Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @Ryan-Scott: You are correct. Eric Braeden had a fit last time over having to go down to 1.1 million. Don't quote on the exact number. But it was something like that. Melody Thomas Scott squabbled over being asked to take a pay-cut which would have left her at $900,000. Then she was willing to take it and the offer was off the table. She snoozed and lost. Eventually she was able to work it out. Susan Lucci (once the most highest paid actress at around $7 million) in daytime took the cuts one after another, because she saw the bigger picture. On the other hand many actors would love to work and understand that value, joy and blessing at being able to make a living doing what you love. And in this economy most actors have humbled themselves and thanked whatever they believe in that they can live another day and not have to eat at or sleep at anyone's shelter. Now if you asked me how much I thought I was worth, I would tell what I thought I was worth. That don't make it fact. You see some of these actors have gotten an inflated sense of self. Sorry your cronies are not around in the Old Boy Network to make sure you get whatever it is you want. It is a new day. It is a different reality. And in the words of Senator Clayton Davis from The Wire: Sheeeeeit!!! http://youtu.be/l1dnqKGuezo Log in to Reply J Bernard Jones August 24, 2012 david46208: I don't know what kind of eight-legged, hairy bug you have up your ass about anything I say in this forum, but Jesus Fucking Christ, everything is not a battle, contest or shoot out on Main Street with you and your God Given Right to your opinion. I expressed an opinion that is contrary to a lot of folks here have said about this issue, including some of what has been said by the good folks who run this website. It wasn't directed at you. It wasn't directed at anyone in particular. It is my God Given Right to my opinion. You need to calm your ass down. Exactly where will you find ONE FUCKING SYLLABLE IN A WORD I WROTE about anybody being entitled to anything? I said if they want to walk, fine. If they want to stay, fine. It's their right to make that CHOICE to do so. You seem to have a problem with that notion. But it's yours, not mine. Ryan-Scott: I stand by every word. Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @J Bernard Jones: It really was not directed at you as much as it was in general my thought on these actors and their actions of late. So that is it. Log in to Reply Ryan-Scott August 24, 2012 Susan Lucci said on Oprah's Soap Show during her final season: "We were all asked to take pay cuts. I did it because I love what I do and I wouldn't want other people to be without a job if I didn't." meaning she didn't want to see the show get cancelled and have the crew and co. be unemployed. :beer: It's on Youtube if you don't believe me. That kind of bigger picture mentality is quite refreshing. Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @Ryan-Scott: Yes Susan was a team player. Love her for that and wish her the best. I think fans should ask to be paid if an actor wants them to advocate on their behalf to try and push for them to be given whatever it is they want. Because we all know the drill by now: You're in contract negotiations. Things are tense. So the actor takes to the press or social media and rallies the troops. The fans of said actor/actress then write letters, e-mail, phone, blog and comment about said actor in hopes the network or specific show runner will get the message. So they got people doing all that work for free. I ain't working for free. Heck I wouldn't be a Renee Jones fan club president for Free. I gotta get something out of the deal. And you on screen ain't enough…lol Log in to Reply J Bernard Jones August 24, 2012 @david46208: Oh really? If it wasn't, why was it "@J Bernard Jones" and "Try again! EPIC FAIL!" if not really directed at me? Was that a direct response to Bob Iger and Ann Sweeney and I just happened to get in the way? You know what, I wouldn't mind if it was just a disagreement, even a heated one. But this isn't the first time you've taken a direct, harshly adversarial and even hostile tone toward an opinion I've written and it's a pattern that is tired. That's why I didn't even bother to respond and stated that I wouldn't repsond to the last "debate" we had, when you essentially dared me to "bring it," as it were. There is a difference between discussion and discourse, even when it is with raised voices and heated words. But you seem awfully interested "knocking me down from my pedestal" or whatnot. I didn't come at you out of pocket, I stated my case in broad strokes as reasonably as I could. There was no "Try again. EPIC FAIL!," because none was necessary. I actually think you have valid points to make here and there. I am not in opposition to some of your opinions or thoughts on matters as I have read them here. And I don't mind a good blow-by-blow, knock down drag out fight even with you. But pissing contests don't interest me either and disagreeing SIMPLY for the sake of disagreement gets on my nerves. So I will make this deal with you: I won't respond to anything you say. Even if or when you twist my words and/or drag my name into one of your posts, like you did when this "thing" started happening. That should solve this, at least on my end. It's a lovely day out. I wonder what Jerry Jacks is up to… Log in to Reply david46208 August 24, 2012 @J Bernard Jones: Okay Jack I will leave Jabot alone. http://youtu.be/HwfLFwa3TaY Log in to Reply CarlyCfan August 24, 2012 I hope he leaves. In fact i'm praying for it right now. Log in to Reply Soapfan44 August 24, 2012 J Bernard Jones-Is it really necessary to swear? Log in to Reply The_Moustache August 24, 2012 hi J Bernard Jones, hi girl! how u doin today gurl?? Log in to Reply J Bernard Jones August 24, 2012 Is it really necessary to swear? I'll ask the other people who swear in the forums and get back to you. LOL Log in to Reply THEBEST August 24, 2012 I don't want Steve to leave, but if he needs this change, then so be it. If this were a yr or 2 ago when GH was in Shitville, USA, I prolly would've felt differently. But, the show is much more balanced & in better shape now. The industry isn't what it once was, but I don't believe these actors should work for peanuts. If these shows weren't turning some kind of profit, they wouldn't still be on the air. I believe that the network daytime soaps are becoming extinct, but the future is cable daytime soaps. I'm sure that Frank Valentini or another business savvy exec could come in & give us an AMC, OLTL, GL, or ATWT reboot on a shoestring budget for Lifetime or ABC Family. Start off with a 30min soap based off one of the 4 that was canceled, put 10 characters on contract (5 vets, 5 newbies and let the other 10 characters recur), produce it in ATL or Chicago for around 350,000 a week. it can be done. There are a plethora of out of work soap stars that would jump at the chance to be making even a fraction of the money they once did. I am sad to see a lot of these vets go, but a few sick clowns don't stop the circus. Log in to Reply thecourt99 August 24, 2012 Given how many sites I look at, I am always confused as to where I see what information. So with that disclaimer, I read somewhere that SB was willing to agree to the paycut as long as he also got a reduction in airtime/working hours. What is at issue, is how to match the appropriate pay cut to the appropriate reduction in time. If what I read is true, then I think it is a legitimate negotiating point for both parties. SB should have the ability to walk away without being slammed for not being a team player. Log in to Reply david46208 August 25, 2012 @THEBEST: That is still too much money. Heck they can produce for less than 100k a week. They don't need a lot of sets. Back in the day they were still in that living room 3 days later. But as I said once in a long forum posting they just need to create original 13 week telenovela's American style and stop translating Spanish ones. I know it easier to rip off the well established Spanish novella's but i'm sure a Lorriane Brodrick or a Sally Sussman Morina could come up with an original series. That is what they need to focus on. Log in to Reply JASAMMABBY August 25, 2012 Well if he is going to leave and KMc is stayin gone- then I say doing something where Robin and Jason are stuck on an island somewhere. They are my second fave pairing and I could do with imagining them living somewhere together. Log in to Reply EricasEvilTwin August 25, 2012 LOL jasamm we really are sisters from another mother…go check out the kelly/val thread. I just mentioned robin and jason exiting together! Log in to Reply BornSoapStar August 25, 2012 Hearing from who? As much some people like to point out how "crazy" it is that fans/viewers can't separate actors from their characters…it's just as "crazy" the way many fans/viewers think that they know these people personally. I truly hope that Steve Burton does not decide to leave…especially before the 50th Anniversary. Jason Quartermaine/Morgan has been one of my favorite characters- at least before the last 4 years or so. I actually love the direction Frank Valentini and Ron Carlivati are taking the show, so I hope that they work things out for him to continue on. That being said…if Steve Burton does decide to leave…I wish him and his family all the best. I thank him for the Quartermaine/J&R/Liason years. But I will probably walk away from watching GH (after 33 years)should he depart. Log in to Reply THEBEST August 25, 2012 Under 100k? Hell no. I'd counter 250k possibly lol Log in to Reply dsmwmn August 25, 2012 While I respect an actor's choice to leave a show if they are not happy with their pay, I think there is more to this in this case. SBu has been complacent & is not giving quality work. While the rest of the GH cast has really stepped up their game, SBU is giving only a few good performances while blinking and staring his way through everything else. Why continue to pay him top dollar if he isn't doing a good job? That is the type of crap that has caused daytime soaps so much headache. Actors shouldn't behave like just because the used to be the show's stud at one point that they can stop trying and still bring in the dough. These shows don't have the same budget they once had which means if they continue to pay bloated salaries to a few actors funds have to be cut from somewhere else or someone else. Should stage hands, make up artists, camera men, etc. have to get their salaries cut just to accommodate Mr. Burton? I don't think so. The last few months have proven that GH can exist without revolving around him especially if it will be better for everyone else. Log in to Reply EricasEvilTwin August 26, 2012 You know there has been a lot of hate on this board for SBus acting since Cartini has come on board but I think people have to realize that while nearly every other character is coming in to their own so to speak, jason has been written like a complete asshat for months now. As for him just blinking and staring, I disagree. I think his scenes with carly and liz have been somewhat laxluster, but Ive liked his work with spinelli and sonny and I thought his goodbye stuff and some of the how do we fix this marriage scenes with sam have been excellent. hes worked a little here and there with others but those have been the main five hes shared screen time with over the last few months. Maybe he feels disconnected from the work because the writing is so OOC? Log in to Reply JASAMMABBY August 27, 2012 I think that Jason plays some of his sweetest most emotional scenes with Kemo. His acting with her has just been awesome- hers even better. I love SB and the character of Jason- (I did chase him at the mall as a teen). While I don't want him to leave if it's his choice then more power to him. I hate when an actor is fired like, RH, TC and IR- but if it's their choice like KMc and maybe SB then good luck. While I have my faves this show is built to be revolving stories about many characters- I won't get upset if just one leaves. I actually think they missed the bus with the whole baby story. As a mother of a daughter with autism I would have loved to see the baby born with special needs and watched as Jasam worked on helping the child and watched them being parents. It's one of the reasons that I love Parenthood- I get to watch a family struggle with the same things I do. It helps me connect with them. @EET- After Jasam- Jason and Robin are one of my fave couples. I still remember the scene when he carried her out of the Nurses Ball. I think the blanket was being shown and she had just said something about her being the face of HIV.. Then he comes up and rescues her.. Just brilliant writing I am telling you.. I would have no problem watching them ride off together.. Log in to Reply SwanQueen59 August 27, 2012 JASAMMABBY-If you're familiar with GL, one of my favorite stories involved the characters of Holly and Fletcher (Maureen Garrett and Jay Hammer) finding out their daughter was born with Down's Syndrome. It was a beautiful example of artistic talent blending with a real life situation and the sensitivity from the writing and performers made for a story that was so uplifting and inspiring. That has to to be one of my most cherished memories from that show. Still makes my nose fuzz up… 0:) Log in to Reply jasamrluv August 27, 2012 Only good thing to come out of Steve's departure is that I won't have to witness JIZ. The most BORING couple EVER Log in to Reply JASAMMABBY August 27, 2012 @Swan- I never watched it but it sounds like it would have been up my ally. In my community the special needs parents are very big on telling each other when they see a good story going on that involve children like that. I turned so many parents onto the show Parenthood for that reason and now so many are hooked. While I love the escapism of watching a soapy story the truth is a lot of people would tune into watch the story of parents facing the same things they do.. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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CARL EPPLE, Engine: 572CI SVO 460, Tires: 33X10.5W MICKY THOMP
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1: 7.670 @ 178.210
Phil Manquen - Walt Drakeford, Engine: 602 CI, Tires: 10.5
1987 Ford Mustang Turbo: 7.816 @ 180.800
Brad, Engine: 347CI, Turbos: Precision 98.5mm Tires: 28 x 10.5 MTs
1995 Ford Mustang Cobra: 7.889 @ 197.360
Jim Mills, Engine: 427 Windsor, Turbos: Twin GT47-88 Tires: M/T 325/50/15 Radials
2007 Ford Mustang Super GT500 Twin Turbo: 7.890 @ 175.220
EV, Engine: Built 5.4L Aluminum Engine, Turbos: Twin 67mm Precision Turbos
1989 Ford Mustang lx: 7.930 @ 172.300
jorge fretts, Engine: 598, Tires: 33x10.5w
1989 Ford Mustang LX Hatchback 10.5 tire: 8.000 @ 170.000
Marshall Hancock, Engine: 572 ci, Supercharger: n/a Turbos: n/a Tires: M/T
1986 Ford Mustang THE STAMPEEDE BANDIT: 8.013 @ 170.033
Larry Gotreaux, Engine: BBF-ELIMINATOR-460-605ci, by Tims Engines, Denham Springs,, Supercharger: N/A Turbos: N/A Tires: 27x15 GY & 33.5x17x15W-GY-D1
1993 Ford Mustang LX: 8.390 @ 167.870
Lee Howie, Engine: Bennett, Turbos: 1 Precision PT90 Tires: DOT
1987 Ford Mustang coupe: 8.400 @ 162.370
Todd, Engine: 385ci,
1989 Ford Mustang coupe: 8.420 @ 167.000
Ryan Ellington, Engine: sbc 434, Tires: mt 275/60/15 drag radial
1991 Ford Mustang GT: 8.520 @ 172.700
PRO LARRY, Engine: 351W, Supercharger: NA Turbos: NA Tires: NA
1990 Ford Mustang GT: 8.527 @ 172.300
PRO LARRY AND BRANDON G.T, Engine: 351W, Tires: 10.5 SLICK'S
1993 Ford Mustang Cobra 363 Nitrous: 8.541 @ 152.870
CJ Williams, Engine: 363,
2006 Ford Mustang GT: 8.579 @ 158.780
Paul Fercho, Engine: 572 CID big block ford, Supercharger: none Turbos: none Tires: M/T 29.5X10.5WX15 Slicks
1985 Ford Mustang lx: 8.600 @ 159.000
mike pritchard, Engine: 537ci, Tires: 30x13.50 et streets
2005 Ford Mustang GT 281 CI 80mm Turbo: 8.720 @ 155.000
Mark , Engine: 281 CI, Turbos: 80mm
1990 Ford Mustang LX Coupe: 8.780 @ 154.000
Clint Lynch, Engine: 418 windsor, Tires: 28x10.5
1991 Ford Mustang Turbo: 8.800 @ 161.000
Mike, Engine: 306CI, Turbos: Air Research 91mm Tires: 28X13.5X15 ET STREETS.
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Posts Tagged 'Roger Mudd'
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ANWC to Roast and Toast Diane Rehm
WAMU and NPR talk show host Diane Rehm will receive the American News Women's Club's (ANWC) 2011 Excellence in Journalism Award at a tribute dinner on April 7, 2011. The fete, "A Roast, Toast and Tribute to Diane Rehm" will be held at the National Press Club and emceed by CBS News broadcaster Roger Mudd. USA Today's Susan Page, Sandra Pinkard, Managing Producer of the Diane Rehm Show, and other close friends and colleagues will provide Rehm's roasting.
One of the first women in Washington to have her own radio program, Diane Rehm has developed a following of more than 2 million listeners. She has hosted guests like Audrey Hepburn, Sandra Day O'Connor, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Norman Mailer, Carl Sagan, Lynn Cheney, Alan Greenspan and Cate Blanchett on the The Diane Rehm Show. In 2010 she won a Peabody Award and in 2000 became the first radio talk show host to interview a sitting president in the Oval Office. Rehm has been named "Washingtonian of the Year," one of Washington's "100 Most Powerful Women," and one of the "150 Most Influential People in Washington" by Washingtonian magazine.
For more information about this event or to purchase tickets and tables, please call 202.332.6770 or visit www.anwc.org
Happy 30th Anniversary to Diane Rehm!
DC's radio legend Diane Rehm celebrated a 30th anniversary in style last evening at the Andrew M. Mellon Auditorium. Former CBS newsman Roger Mudd served as the master of ceremonies and friends and colleagues gave speeches to commemorate this milestone.
NPR's Scott Simon and Susan Stamberg, PBS' Gwen Ifill and Jim Lehrer, Bloomberg's Margaret Carlson, WaPo's David Ignatius and Mother Jones' David Corn, as well as Rep. John Dingell (D-MI) and Reps. Jane Harman (D-CA), were all in attendance.
"I have a wonderful job… It's the best job in the whole world," Rehm was quoted today in the Post.
Morning Reading List 08.27.09: A Kennedy Edition
Good Morning FBDC! Check out front pages of the country's newspapers at newseum.org.
Yesterday, we saw countless commentators and anchors recall memories of Senator Kennedy in the daytime, and hour-long specials produced in the evening. WaPo's Howard Kurtz notes that much of the coverage has a "personal tone" lent to it by the reporters who brought us that coverage. He wrote:
"There was an unmistakably personal tone to the tributes, the anchors and correspondents sounding as though they, and the country, had lost a friend. Diane Sawyer talked about Kennedy's megawatt smile. Andrea Mitchell called him "the greatest senator of our generation." Brian Williams, who had flown during the night to Hyannis Port, observed: "I hope his Irishness… isn't lost in all this." Geraldo Rivera called him a "mentor."
…Washington can be the smallest of towns, and many in the media recounted touching encounters with the late senator. Chris Matthews, a Type 2 diabetic, spoke of Kennedy calling him with advice after the "Hardball" host had an attack of hypoglycemia. Paul Begala, a Democratic strategist, recalled on CNN that when his father had received a cancer diagnosis, Kennedy called and "gave me the name of one of the world's foremost experts in cancer treatment. He said, 'He's expecting your call. I just talked to him.' And he helped pave the way to get my father the treatment that, frankly, saved his life.""
And from Slate's Jack Shafer: "Not everybody in the press adored the Kennedys, of course. But those who did-like famed New York Times reporter, editor, and columnist James "Scotty" Reston-attended to the family's legend like priests on retainer."
Politico captured these Kennedy memories from various Washingtonians, including CBS' Bob Schieffer and former Kennedy press assistant Terri Robinson.
E&P: The Boston Globe literally stopped the presses at about 1:30am to change the paper's front page and several inside pages to include the Kennedy's death yesterday.
E&P's blog takes notes of where leading newspapers placed the first mention of the Chappaquiddick accident in their Senator Kennedy obits.
FamousDC poked fun at Politico yesterday for its extensive coverage of Senator Kennedy's death on the web. Today, the paper was out with a special edition, "Remembering a Legend." (h/t Playbook)
The Daily News' David Hinckley commentates that yesterday's cable coverage "lined up as neatly as the punch line in a joke about the alleged political agendas of those channels." He writes:
"On the left: MSNBC, which went wall-to-wall Kennedy the entire day, interspersing fresh reactions with warm remembrances of his life and times.
On the right: Fox News, where Kennedy was the main story all day – but where it was often used as an opener to discussions of the health-care plan he endorsed, which faces heavy criticism and an uncertain fate.
In the middle: CNN, which stayed wall-to-wall longer than Fox and incorporated more Kennedy features, but broke off as well for other stories."
C-SPAN has already announced that it will air live coverage Senator Kennedy's Celebration of Life memorial service from 7-9pm tomorrow and on Saturday, the funeral mass from 10:30am-12:30pm and the burial service at 5:30pm at Arlington National Ceremony. We'll have more coverage plans on FBDC later today.
Nancy Reagan joined "The Ron Reagan Show" on Air America last night to discuss Senator Kennedy. You can listen in now here.
And former CBS News correspondent Roger Mudd, who famously asked Senator Kennedy why he wanted to be president just before officially announcing that he would run, called into Sirius XM Radio's POTUS show. You can listen to that interview here.
WebNewser takes notes of Kennedy video coverage on the web.
And msnbc.com is opening Kennedy coverage to their readers with FirstPerson.msnbc.com.
Senator Kennedy's memoir "True Compass" will go on sale September 14th, according to the publisher and via NYT. The autobiography has been five years in the making.
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Morning Reading List, 08.27.08
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Got a blind item, interesting link, funny note, comment, birthday, anniversary or anything of the sort for Morning Reading List? Drop us a line or let us know in the tips box below.
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Morning Reading List, 04.07.08
Good morning Washington. Playbook tells us that Bloomberg's Billy McQuillen, "who provides 'adult' supervision to Catholic University's newspaper, is a birthday boy today.'"
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Decades Old Battles Are Never Too Old To Keep Fighting
The Hill notes that former CBS newsman Roger Mudd takes to task Carol Joynt (former CBS employee and current owner of Nathans in Georgetown, where she does the Q&A Cafe) for some 1970s era battles, claiming that he had "a serious problem" with Joynt (who back then served as a writer for Walter Cronkite) and blames her for Mudd's contentious relationship with Cronkite. All of this is spelled out in Mudd's new book, "The Place to Be: Washington, CBS, and the Glory Days of Television News."
Now, Joynt's publishing the emails exchanged with Mudd during his research for "Place to Be."
And so it goes…
Mudd on CBS
FishbowlDC has learned that longtime journalist and broadcaster Roger Mudd
is writing a history of the CBS Washington bureau. He's about halfway thru it.


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Critic & User Reviews
Above Average
Probably more for Star Wars Fans
posted by Astronskas (AUBURNDALE, FL) Sep 14, 2014
Member since Sep 2008
Very Good
Good , fun game
posted by RandomJ205 (BIRMINGHAM, AL) Dec 14, 2012
Member since Jan 2011
I got stuck a few times but i found my way thru it.
I was excited that they went right along with the series.
its not any different then the good ol ps2 version
posted by airbender14 (DUBOIS, WY) May 31, 2012
Member since Jan 2012
posted by wackysam712 (OCONOMOWOC, WI) Mar 25, 2012
Member since Feb 2011
really seriously????
posted by kccarrel (GOLETA, CA) Mar 16, 2012
Member since Aug 2011
posted by knives42 (SPRINGFIELD, IL) Feb 14, 2012
Member since Feb 2012
Game is fun but freezes
posted by bkw1976 (BATON ROUGE, LA) Jan 31, 2012
Member since Jan 2012
Very Good
Great game but hard
posted by skybird528 (NEW WINDSOR, MD) Jan 6, 2012
Member since Oct 2011
lego star wars III
posted by dragonlord4 (MORRISTOWN, TN) Nov 13, 2011
Member since Nov 2011
Very Good
Why the bad rap?
posted by Mustard (WALNUT GROVE, CA) Oct 23, 2011
Member since Oct 2010
Above Average
LEGO is Starting to get Old
posted by kezins (BECKLEY, WV) Aug 31, 2011
Member since Feb 2011
LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars PS3 Review
posted by jtr1997 (LAKELAND, FL) Aug 11, 2011
Member since Oct 2010
Overall, this game isn't much different from the others. The graphics are better, but you kinda have to expect that, considering it's a PS3 game. I like the new sound effects, but overall the gameplay just isn't where it needs to be. There are some very frustrating moments where just want to break the disc in half, so be warned, unless you like challenging, strategy games that really make you think, this isn't your game.
1. Good graphics (MUCH improved)
2. Awesome new sound effects (Lightsaber clashes, etc.)
1. Bad gameplay
2. Some frustrating moments
3. Too hard at times
4. Poor storyline
Overall Rating:
5 :(
Very dissapointing! LucasArts needs to try harder next time!
pretty good game
posted by blackcamber (leavenworth, WA) Aug 9, 2011
Member since Mar 2011
So disappointing!
posted by JamesFV (HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA) Jul 26, 2011
Member since Jul 2011
The system layout was confusing and often times the puzzles seemed in the levels more difficult than usual. I get Lego games to play with my son and the first day he was so frustrated because he and a friend were playing it and totally stumped on how to complete 2 of the levels.
The hub also seemed to be bigger and harder to navigate, including a very annoying glitch where doors and gates didn't actually open when you arrived at them but had to walk back and forth to open them.
The traditional Lego game humor was there, but not enough to take away from the all the frustrating aspects of the game. If you're looking for a Lego game I'd recommend skipping this one and heading straight to Pirates my son and I really enjoyed that one.
Above Average
a bit dissapointing
posted by treyperk3 (LEES SUMMIT, MO) Jul 16, 2011
Member since Jul 2011
Above Average
I guess
posted by Luigi221 (PLYMOUTH, MA) Jul 1, 2011
Member since Nov 2010
They sent us a broken game
posted by Andreas111 (BETHESDA, MD) Jun 30, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Above Average
was fun at first
posted by giga_money (NEWNAN, GA) Jun 28, 2011
Member since Apr 2011
after i finished the good story i found out there was a bad story (which u end up lossing), at first it seamed great but u had to go to a different lever thing to play those (which was hidden).
if you played the first games of the series then the gameplay is the same ( fun, glichy, and wanting more). the minikits are still up for the grap and are even harder to get. there are more space levels than needed and they all are the same, get out where the arrow is pointing and do the same thing and kill the same enimies.
but wat was an eye cacher was the rts elemets, on some levels you had to go around in a speeder to towers and place down stuff the beat the lev.
there are cheats in the game and turning them on dosent effect the reward system, which is good if you hate dieing every 5 seconds.
Very Good
Good Game
posted by robert_h (PROVO, UT) Jun 26, 2011
Member since Mar 2011
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
horrible game
posted by sk8rdude84 (TUCSON, AZ) Jun 17, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
posted by officeninj (GAINESVILLE, FL) Jun 10, 2011
Member since Sep 2009
Above Average
Lego Game
posted by SeanK_87 (MIDLOTHIAN, VA) Jun 7, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Disappointment to me
posted by dude32145 (REINHOLDS, PA) Jun 3, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Very Good
Entertainment is here!
posted by ty543dan (WHITINSVILLE, MA) Jun 1, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Save 40 bucks and go buy the older star wars saga
posted by rjones329 (GADSDEN, AL) May 18, 2011
Member since May 2011


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There is a garden in every childhood, an enchanted place where colors are brighter, the air softer, and the morning more fragrant than ever again.Elizabeth Lawrence
It is up to us to... leave a legacy that is worthy of our children and of future generations.Christine Gregoire
We must transcend the illusion that money or power has any bearing on our worthiness as children of GodSteve Maraboli
A liberal is a man or a woman or a child who looks forward to a better day, a more tranquil night, and a bright, infinite future.Leonard Bernstein
When you grow up in that (multi-ethnic) environment, you see the world differently. Being a mixed-race child, I didn't always see colour in people, I really didn't. It was other people that made me see the colour all the time.Halle Maria Berry
The elementary school must assume as its sublime and most solemn responsibility the task of teaching every child in it to read. Any school that does not accomplish this has failedWilliam John Bennett
A child educated only at school is an uneducated childGeorge Santayana
A child's world is fresh and new and beautiful, full of wonder and excitement. It is our misfortune that for most of us that clear-eyed vision, that true instinct for what is beautiful and awe-inspiring, is dimmed and even lost before we reach adulthood.Rachel Carson
Fanaticism is the child of false zeal and superstition, the father of intolerance and persecution.Fletcher, Samuel
The golf links lie so near the mill, That almost every day, The laboring children can look out, And watch the men at playSarah Norcliffe Cleghorn
We must protect the forests for our children, grandchildren and children yet to be born. We must protect the forests for those who can't speak for themselves such as the birds, animals, fish and trees.Nuxalk Nation
All men are my children. What I desire for my own children, and I desire their welfare and happiness both in this world and the next, that I desire for all men. You do not understand to what extent I desire this, and if some of you do understand, you do not understand the full extent of my desire.Ashoka the Great
You have no birthday because you have always lived; you were never born, and never will die. You are not the child of the people you call mother and father, but their fellow-adventurer on a bright journey to understand the things that are.Richard Bach
Childhood lasts all through life. It returns to animate broad sections of adult life.... Poets will help us to find this living childhood within us, this permanent, durable immobile world.Gaston Bachelard
Every person is a precious gift, and we are all like little children who yearn for acceptance, safety, and unconditional love.Bryant McGill
Each person is like a beautiful flower growing in Gods garden. Every soul is a child of creation, and is worthy of all the blessings and beauties of the gift of life.Bryant McGill
Your grandchildren will likely find it incredible - or even sinful - that you burned up a gallon of gasoline to fetch a pack of cigarettes!Dr. Paul MacCready, Jr.


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Providing structure and organization is important to help learners understand concepts and how they relate to each other. The format used depends on the relationships that will be depicted; outlines can be used to show structural hierarchies, and tables can organize ideas in two or three dimensions, while diagrams can help convey more complex relationships among ideas. Materials and lesson plans also should be organized so that related elements and ideas are presented near each other in space and time. For example, an explanation should be given at the time a concept is depicted rather than many minutes, hours, or days later. In addition, new material should be presented in discrete units so that new learners are not overwhelmed with too much new information at once.
Use multiple and varied examples and formats. If knowledge, skills, and strategies are acquired in multiple and varied contexts, learners can better apply the knowledge across a range of tasks and situations. Memories can be triggered by multiple cues, so that knowledge is available when needed. Learners may acquire knowledge more slowly this way, but retain and transfer it better than if they had learned it in only one context. For example, effective vocabulary instruction focuses on teaching the multiple meanings of words and the varied forms they take; it also provides ample opportunities to encounter and use words in many different contexts.
However, implementing this principle must be balanced against the preceding principle: The amount of information should not overwhelm the learner to the point of attention being split or cognitive capacities being overloaded.
Space presentations of new material across time. It is better to distribute the presentation of materials and tests over time than to concentrate the learning experiences within a short time span. For example, when studying new vocabulary words, it is better to space the same amount of study over days or weeks—and to use the words in varied contexts such as reading, speaking, and writing—than to cram it into a single study session. Re-exposure to course material after a delay often markedly increases the amount of information that a student remembers.
Test on multiple occasions, preferably with spacing. There is substantial evidence that periodic testing helps learning and slows down forgetting. Regular quizzes, which can be quite brief and embedded in instructional materials, keep students constantly


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|49 Babylon must fall for the slain of Israel, as for Babylon have fallen the slain of all the earth.
|49 "Babylon must fall because of Israel's slain, just as the slain in all the earth have fallen because of Babylon.
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I have been massaging for ten years in Troutdale. Deep tissue, Swedish, hot stone, serpentine stone, pregnancy, and couples massage are available. Your massage time does not start till I actually begin massaging - assuming you arrived on time :)
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We know that Whack It: Frogs doesn't sound so good, but sometimes you just want a simple 99 cent reflex game to bang away at for a couple minutes, and this game fits the bill. There's no thinking required whatsoever. You hit the green frogs, let the red frogs go, watch carefully for the froggy princes (who give you bonus points), and groove out to the highly amphibious sound effects–what's not to love? It's the best whack-a-mole game we've encountered thus far. These croakers deserve a 3.
Whack It: Frogs Review
review Posted on by Steve Palley
Fast, fun gameplay.
What you see is what you get.
This is a good 99 cent timewaster.


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Cracker: Berkeley To Bakersfield *
2 CD / 429 Records / 2014-12-09Tracks: Torches and Pitchforks; March of the Billionaires; Beautiful; Comandante, El; Cerrito, El; Reaction; You Got Yourself Into This; Life In the Big City; Waited My Whole Life; California Country Boy; Al...
Artists: Cracker
Personnel: David Lowery (vocals, guitar, banjo); Thayer Sarrano (vocals, guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Johnny Hickman (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Luke Moeller (fiddle); Marc Gilley (...continue...
Loudon Wainwright III: Haven't Got the Blues (Yet) [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-09-09Tracks: Brand New Dance; Spaced; In a Hurry; Depression Blues; Morgue, The; Harmless; Man & Dog; Harlan County; I Knew Your Mother; Looking at the Calendar; I'll Be Killing You This Christmas; God & Nature; ...
Artists: Loudon Wainwright III
Audio Mixer: Andy Taub.
Illustrator: Hugh Brown .
Photographers: Kyle Cunjak; Ross Halfin; Michael Wilson ; Shawn Brackbill; Hugh Brown ; Larry Ford ; Edmund Engelman; Will Crawford.
Rocco Deluca: Rocco DeLuca
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-08-19Tracks: Colors of the Cold; Free; Feather and Knife; Everything Hurts; Congregate; World, Pt. 1, The; Through Fire; Thief and the Moon; Two Bushes; Will Strike; Simple Thing
Artists: Rocco Deluca
Recording information: Effic House; Gus's Echo Park House; The Lair....continue...
Empty Hearts: The Empty Hearts
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-08-05Tracks: 90 Miles an Hour Down a Dead End Street; I Don't Want Your Love (If You Don't Want Me); (I See) No Way Out; Fill an Empty Heart; Soul Deep; Loud and Clear; Perfect World; I Found You Again; Just a Li...
Artists: Empty Hearts
Personnel: Elliot Easton (vocals, guitar); Wally Palmar (vocals, harmonica); Clem Burke (vocals, drums); Andy Babiuk (vocals); Ian McLagan (piano, Hammond b-3 organ, Wurlitzer organ).
Audio Mix...continue...
Echo & the Bunnymen: Meteorites *
2 CD / 429 Records / 2014-06-10Artists: Echo & the Bunnymen
After they reunited in the mid-'90s, Echo & the Bunnymen cranked out album after album of decent-to-good material, spotlighting Ian McCulloch's ageless vocals and the band's sure way with a dramatic h...continue...
Camper Van Beethoven: El Camino Real
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-06-03Tracks: Ultimate Solution, The; It Was Like That When We Got Here; Classy Dames and Able Gents; Camp Pendleton; Dockweiler Beach; Sugartown; I Live in L.A.; Out Like a Lion; Goldbase; Darken Your Door; Grass...
Artists: Camper Van Beethoven
Personnel: David Lowery (vocals, guitar); Greg Lisher (guitar, lap steel guitar); Jonathan Segel (guitar, mandolin, violin, keyboards, background vocals); Victor Krummenacher (guitar); Michael Urbano ...continue...
Echo & the Bunnymen: Meteorites
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-06-03Tracks: Meteorites; Holy Moses; Constantinople; Is This a Breakdown?; Grapes Upon the Vine; Lovers on the Run; Burn It Down; Explosions; Market Town; New Horizons
Artists: Echo & the Bunnymen
Personnel: Ian McCulloch (vocals, guitars); Will Sergeant (guitars); Michael Rendall, Andrea Wright (programming).
Audio Mixer: Youth.
Recording information: Andromeda's Kitchen, Liverpo...continue...
Circa Zero: Circus Hero
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-03-25Tracks: Levitation; Underground; Story Ends Here, The; Say Goodnight; Gamma Ray; Night Time Travelers; Shoot Out the Stars; Underwater; Summer Lies; No Highway; Light the Fuse & Run; Whenever You Hear the Ra...
Artists: Circa Zero
Personnel: Rob Giles (vocals, drums); Andy Summers (guitar).
Audio Mixer: Brian Yaskulka.
Recording information: Bowl of Cherries, Venice, CA.
Photographer: Dylan Knight.
The Dukes of September Rhythm Revue: Live from Lincoln Center [DVD]
1 DVD Video / 429 Records / 2014-03-18Artists: The Dukes of September Rhythm Revue
The Dukes of September Rhythm Revue: Live from Lincoln Center [Blu-Ray]
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Paul Rodgers: The Royal Sessions [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-02-04Tracks: I Thank You - (featuring The Royal Singers); Down Don't Bother Me; I Can't Stand the Rain; I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now); That's How Strong My Love Is; Walk on By - (featuring The Royal...
Artists: Paul Rodgers
Personnel: Paul Rodgers (vocals); Michael Toles (guitar); Susanna Perry-Gilmore, Jessie Munson, Roy Brewer (violin); Beth Luscombe, Michael Barar (viola); Jonathan Kirkscey, Mark Wallace (cello); The ...continue...
Paul Rodgers: The Royal Sessions
2 CD / 429 Records / 2014-02-04Tracks: I Thank You; Down Don't Bother Me; I Can't Stand the Rain; I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now); That's How Strong My Love is; Walk On By; Any Ole Way; It's Growing; Born Under a Bad Sign; I'v...
Artists: Paul Rodgers
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Audio Mixer: William Wittman.
Angélique Kidjo: Eve
1 CD / 429 Records / 2014-01-28Tracks: M'Baamba (Kenyan Song); Shango Wa; Eva - (featuring Asa); Interlude: Agbade; Bomba; Hello - (featuring Trio Teriba); Blewu; Kamoushou; Kulumbu - (featuring Dr. John); Interlude: Kletedjan; Ebile - (f...
Artists: Angélique Kidjo
Personnel: Dominic James, Lionel Loueke (guitar); David Harrington, John Sherba (violin); Hank Dutt (viola); Sunny Yang (cello); Bahnamous Lee Bowie, Thomas Barlett, Mark De Gli Antoni (keyboards); St...continue...
Steve Nieve: Together *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-10-08Tracks: Save the World; Conversation; You Lie Sweetly; What a Holiday (Pandemonium) - (featuring Harper Simon); Tender Moment (Kairos); Up; Vertigo; Life Preserver; Halloween (Bonfire Night); I Do Not Miss Y...
Artists: Steve Nieve
Audio Mixer: Jean Lamoot.
Liner Note Author: Steve Nieve.
Recording information: 910 Studio; Amagansett; Armoury Studios, Vancouver; Boulevard Pasteur; Chapel Studio; Il Palagio Tuscany;...continue...
Ed Roland/Ed Roland & the Sweet Tea Project: Devils 'n Darlins *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-09-03Tracks: Devils 'n Darlins; Going to Birmingham; Oh Lord; When It Comes Down to Love; Forget About Your Life (For a Little While); Love Won't Bring Us Down; Already Over; Enough Nickles; Just as I Am; Pile of...
Artists: Ed Roland/Ed Roland & the Sweet Tea Project
Personnel: Ed Roland (guitars, ukulele); Christopher Alan Yates (guitars, banjo, trumpet); Willie Boos, Shawn Grove, Grant Reynolds, Jesse Triplett (guitars); Emerson St. Pierre, Eric Frampton (keyboa...continue...
LL Cool J: Authentic [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-04-30Tracks: Bath Salt; Not Leaving You Tonight - (featuring Eddie Van Halen/Fitz & the Tantrums); New Love - (featuring Charlie Wilson); We Came to Party - (featuring Fatman Scoop/Snoop Dogg); Give Me Love - (fe...
Artists: LL Cool J
Personnel: Z-Trip (scratches).
Liner Note Author: LL Cool J.
Recording information: Fenix Studios, NY; Henson Studios; Opra Music Studios; Westlake Recording Studios.
The Proclaimers: Like Comedy
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-04-09Tracks: Whatever You've Got; Simple Things; Spinning Around In the Air; After You're Gone; Women and Wine; There's; Thought of You, The; Like Comedy; Dance With Me; Wherever You Roam; I That's What I Believe...
Artists: The Proclaimers
Personnel: Tom Dalgety, Steve Bruce (programming).
Recording information: Strangefruit.
Editors: Tom Dalgety; Steve Bruce.
The ninth studio outing from bespectacled Scottish broth...continue...
JP Jones: Son of Jack
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-04-09Tracks: Hands On Heart; Big Heart; Reason, The; Home; Fancy Man - (featuring Chrissie Hynde); Joy; Jackson; Rooks Cawed Rawly; Portobello; Kathy; Black Side, The; Tulips; Mice and Spiders
Artists: JP Jones
Audio Mixer: Victor Van Vugt.
Photographer: Sam Barker....continue...
Boz Scaggs: Memphis [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-03-05Tracks: Gone Baby Gone; So Good to Be Here; Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl; Rainy Night in Georgia; Love on a Two Way Street; Pearl of the Quarter; Cadillac Walk; Corrina, Corrina; Can I Change My Mind; Dry Spell; ...
Artists: Boz Scaggs
Personnel: Boz Scaggs (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Ray Parker, Jr. (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Wen-Yih You, Barrie Cooper, Jessie Munson (violin); Jennifer Pu...continue...
Joan Armatrading: Starlight
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-02-26Tracks: Single Life; Close to Me; Tell Me; Back on Track; I Want That Love; Way I Think of You, The; Always on My Mind; Starlight; Busy with You; Summer Kisses
Artists: Joan Armatrading
Personnel: Joan Armatrading (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboards, drum programming).
Audio Mixers: Graham Dickson; Joan Armatrading.
Recording information: Bumpkin Studios, Engla...continue...
The View: Cheeky for a Reason
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-02-19Tracks: How Long; Ab (We Need Treatment); Hold On Now; Anfield Row; Bullet; Bunker (Solid Ground); Clock, The; Piano Interlude; Hole In the Bed; Sour Little Sweetie; Lean On My World; Tacky Tattoo
Artists: The View
Personnel: Kyle Falconer (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Darren Rennie (vocals, keyboards, background vocals); Pete Reilly (guitar); Steven Morrison (drums, percussion, background vocals); Kieren...continue...
Lisa Loeb: No Fairy Tale *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-01-29Tracks: No Fairy Tale; '90s, The; Weak Day; Walls; Hot Minute, A; Sick, Sick, Sick; Matches; Married; Swept Away; He Loved You So Much; Ami, I'm Sorry; Worst, The
Artists: Lisa Loeb
Audio Mixer: Brad Wood .
Photographers: Lindsey Byrnes; Frances Iacuzzi.
Lisa Loeb's recording career has frequently found her caught in a tug of war between the quiet, introspective sid...continue...
Camper Van Beethoven: La Costa Perdida
1 CD / 429 Records / 2013-01-22Tracks: Come Down the Coast; Too High for the Love-In; You Got to Roll; Someday Our Love Will Sell Us Out; Peaches in the Summertime; Northern California Girls; Summer Days; Costa Perdida, La; Aged in Wood; ...
Artists: Camper Van Beethoven
Personnel: David Lowery (vocals, guitar); Jonathan Segel (guitar, mandolin, violin, organ, background vocals); Greg Lisher (guitar); Victor Krummenacher (baritone guitar); Michael Urbano (drums, percu...continue...
Smash Mouth: The Gift of Rock
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-10-30Tracks: Father Christmas; Don't Believe in Christmas; Christmas (Baby Please Come Home); Zat You, Santa Claus?; Christmas Song, The; Snoopy's Christmas; Christmas Ain't Christmas; Come on Christmas, Christma...
Artists: Smash Mouth
Personnel: Steve Harwell (vocals); Greg Camp (guitar, background vocals); David Palmer (keyboards); Michael Urbano (drums, percussion); Paul DeLisle (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Reto Peter...continue...
Macy Gray: Talking Book
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-10-30Tracks: You Are the Sunshine of My Life; Maybe Your Baby; You and I (We Can Conquer the World); Tuesday Heartbreak; You've Got It Bad Girl; Superstition; Big Brother; Blame It on the Sun; Lookin' for Another...
Artists: Macy Gray
Tributee: Stevie Wonder.
Tributee: Stevie Wonder.
Personnel: Macy Gray (vocals); Martin Estrada (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Dan Brintigan (trumpet); Zoux (Fender Rhodes piano, Cl...continue...
Smash Mouth: Magic
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-09-04Tracks: Perfect Planet; Live to Love Another Day; Magic; Justin Bieber; Out of Love; Flippin' Out - (featuring J. Dash); Future X Wife; Better with Time; Game, The; She's Into Me; Don't You (Forget About Me)
Artists: Smash Mouth
Personnel: Steve Harwell (vocals); Mike Krompass (guitar, keyboards, drums, drum programming, background vocals); Michael Klooster, Juan Portela (keyboards); Randy Cooke (drums); Andrew Fromm, Jennife...continue...
Tommy Bolin: Teaser [The Definitive Teaser] [Digipak]
3 CD / 429 Records / 2012-09-04Tracks: Grind, The; Homeward Strut; Dreamer; Savannah Woman; Teaser; People, People; Marching Powder; Wild Dogs; Lotus; Teaser; Flying Fingers; Cookoo; Wild Dogs; Chameleon; Crazed Fandango; People, People; ...
Artists: Tommy Bolin
Personnel: Tommy Bolin (vocals, guitar).
Audio Mixers: Dennis MacKay; Jeremy Mackenzie; Greg Hampton.
Recording information: Electric Lady Studios; The Records Plant; Trident Studios....continue...
Bruce Hornsby: Red Hook Summer [Music from the Original Motion Picture]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-08-28Tracks: Boiler Room - (with Bruce Hornsby); Gospel Camp - (with Bruce Hornsby); Claus Ligeti - (with Bruce Hornsby); Song E (Flat) - (with Bruce Hornsby); Arc de Terre - (with Bruce Hornsby); Camp Variation ...
Artists: Bruce Hornsby
Personnel: Bruce Hornsby (piano).
Audio Mixers: Wayne Pooley; Bruce Hornsby.
Recording information: Tossington Sound (2011).
Photographer: Winter Coleman.
Red Hook Summer i...continue...
Soul Asylum: Delayed Reaction [PA]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-07-17Tracks: Gravity; Into the Light; Streets, The; By the Way; Pipe Dream; Let's All Kill Each Other; Cruel Intentions; Juice, The; Take Manhattan; I Should've Stayed in Bed
Artists: Soul Asylum
Personnel: Dave Pirner (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards, percussion); Dan Murphy (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Michael Bland (vocals, keyboards, drums); Tommy Stinson (bass voice, guitars)...continue...
Blues Traveler: Suzie Cracks the Whip
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-06-26Tracks: You Don't Have to Love Me; Recognize My Friend; Devil in the Details; All Things Are Possible; Things Are Looking Up; Love Is Everything (That I Describe); I Don't Wanna Go - (featuring Crystal Bower...
Artists: Blues Traveler
Personnel: John Popper (vocals, harp); Crystal Bowersox (vocals); Chan Kinchla (guitar); Ben Wilson (keyboards); Brendan Hill (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Tomas Costanza; Sean Gould.
The Constellations: Do It for Free [PA]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-06-12Tracks: Black Cat; Afterparty; Right Where I Belong; All My Great Escapes; Back in Atlanta; Let It Go; Do It for Free; Ol' Speakeasy, The; Breeze, The; April; Side by Side; Let's Get Paid; Hallelujah
Artists: The Constellations
Personnel: Elijah Jones (vocals); Trevor Birdsong (guitar); James Gordon (keyboards); Shane Human (drums).
Audio Mixer: Andy Rose.
Recording information: Maze Studios, Atlanta, GA.
Tommy Bolin: Great Gypsy Soul [Deluxe Edition]
2 CD / 429 Records / 2012-05-29Tracks: Grind, The - (featuring Peter Frampton); Teaser - (featuring Warren Haynes); Dreamer - (featuring Nels Cline/Myles Kennedy); Savannah Woman - (featuring John Scofield); Smooth Fandango - (featuring D...
Artists: Tommy Bolin
Audio Mixers: Greg Hampton; Fabrizio Grossi.
Liner Note Author: Warren Haynes.
Recording information: Carriage House; Command Studios; Echo Mountain Studios; Hampton Hacienda Lab; Perden...continue...
Bill Frisell: The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved [PA]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-04-03Tracks: Overture (My Old Kentucky Home); I Got Off the Plane Around Midnight...; At the Airport Newstand; Next Day Was Heavy..., The; Governor, a Swinish Neo-Nazi Hack..., The; Entr'acte; On Our Way Back to ...
Artists: Bill Frisell
Composer: Bill Frisell.
Tributee: Hunter S. Thompson.
Personnel: Jenny Scheinman (violin); Eyvind Kang (viola); Hank Roberts (cello); Doug Weiselman (woodwinds); Ron Miles (trumpet); Cur...continue...
Macy Gray: Covered [Clean]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-03-26Tracks: Here Comes the Rain Again; Creep; You Want Them Nervous (Skit) - (featuring JB Smoove); Smoke Two Joints; La La La (Teaching the Kids) - (featuring Happy Hinds/Siena Steiber/Layann Al-Saud/Avery Albe...
Artists: Macy Gray
Personnel: Davey Chegwidden (background vocals); Macy Gray (percussion); Alan Lightner (background vocals); Martin Estrada (guitar); James Rose (piano); Zoux (Fender Rhodes piano, organ, Wurlitzer org...continue...
Macy Gray: Covered [PA]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-03-26Tracks: Here Comes the Rain Again; Creep; You Want Them Nervous (Skit) - (featuring JB Smoove); Smoke Two Joints; La La La (Teaching the Kids) - (featuring Happy Hinds/Siena Steiber/Layann Al-Saud/Avery Albe...
Artists: Macy Gray
Personnel: Macy Gray (percussion); Martin Esstrada (guitar); James Rose (piano); Zoux (Fender Rhodes piano, organ, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, synthesizer, programming, background vocals); Ronald Kell...continue...
Tommy Bolin: Great Gypsy Soul
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-03-26Tracks: Grind, The - (featuring Peter Frampton); Teaser - (featuring Warren Haynes); Dreamer - (featuring Nels Cline/Myles Kennedy); Savannah Woman - (featuring John Scofield); Smooth Fandango - (featuring D...
Artists: Tommy Bolin
Personnel: David Sanborn, Rafael Cruz, Glenn Hughes , Paul Stallworth, Ron Fransen, Jan Hammer, Jeff Porcaro, Narada Michael Walden, Prairie Prince, Sammy Figueroa, Bobby Berge, Stanley Sheldon, David...continue...
Rocco Deluca & the Burden/Rocco Deluca: Drugs 'N Hymns [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-03-06Tracks: Lucky; My My; Sibylle; Amen; Pray On; Windows; They Stride Like Gods; Snake Oil Salesman; Gorky; Drugs 'n Hymns
Artists: Rocco Deluca & the Burden/Rocco Deluca
Recording information: Red Star Recording....continue...
New York Dolls: Live from the Bowery 2011
1 DVD Video / 429 Records / 2012-02-28Tracks: Looking for a Kiss; I'm So Fabulous; Cause I Sez So; Talk to Me Baby; Private World; Street Cake; Kids Like You; Who Are the Mystery Girls?; Fool for You Baby; Pills/Hey Bo Diddley; Dance Like a Monk...
Artists: New York Dolls
Glam rock icons the New York Dolls built their fame on two near-perfect '70s albums before disintegrating into several decades of solo projects and an ever-growing legacy. The Dolls released more new ...continue...
New York Dolls: Live from the Bowery 2011
1 Blu-Ray Video / 429 Records / 2012-02-28Tracks: Looking for a Kiss; I'm So Fabulous; Cause I Sez So; Talk to Me Baby; Private World; Street Cake; Kids Like You; Who Are the Mystery Girls?; Fool for You Baby; Pills/Hey Bo Diddley; Dance Like a Monk...
Artists: New York Dolls
Glam rock icons the New York Dolls built their fame on two near-perfect '70s albums before disintegrating into several decades of solo projects and an ever-growing legacy. The Dolls released more new ...continue...
Roberta Flack: Let It Be Roberta: Roberta Flack Sings the Beatles
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-02-07Tracks: In My Life; Hey Jude; We Can Work It Out; Let It Be; Oh Darling; I Should Have Known Better; Long & Winding Road, The; Come Together; Isn't It a Pity; If I Fell; And I Love Him; Here, There, and Ever...
Artists: Roberta Flack
Personnel: Roberta Flack (keyboards, background vocals); Sherrod Barnes (guitar, strings, keyboards, drums, background vocals); Jerry Barnes (guitar, background vocals); Dean Brown , Nathan Page (guit...continue...
Joe Cocker: Hard Knocks
1 CD / 429 Records / 2012-01-24Tracks: Hard Knocks; Get On; Unforgiven; Fall, The; So It Goes; Runaway Train; Stay the Same; Thankful; 20; I Hope; Forever Changed
Artists: Joe Cocker
Audio Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge.
Recording information: Emblem Music, Calabasas, CA; Sound Stage, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Olaf Heine.
Arranger: Matt Serletic.
Teaming up ...continue...
Various Artists: Note of Hope
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-09-27Tracks: Note of Hope, The; Wild Card in the Hole; Ease My Revolutionary Mind; Debt I Owe, The; Union Love Juice; Peace Pin Boogie; Voice - Rob Wasserman; I Heard a Man Talking - Studs Terkel; Old Folks; On t...
Artists: Various Artists
Tributee: Woody Guthrie.
Liner Note Authors: Nora Guthrie; Rob Wasserman.
Recording information: Don Heffington's Pad; Fluxivity Recording, Brooklyn, NY; Groove Masters Studio, Santa Mon...continue...
Edwin McCain (Singer/Songwriter): Mercy Bound
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-08-30Tracks: Boy Who Cried Love, The; Mercy Bound; Sober; Boom; Anywhere I'm Going; My Judas; Strange Angel; Uncharted; Better Story to Tell; Millhouse Girl; Lucky One, The
Artists: Edwin McCain (Singer/Songwriter)
Personnel: Edwin McCain (vocals, guitar); Larry Chaney (guitar); Craig Shields (saxophone, keyboards); Markeya Sherard (drums).
Audio Mixers: Michael James ; Noel Golden.
Recording infor...continue...
Steve Cropper: Dedicated: A Salute to the 5 Royales [Digipak] *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-08-09Tracks: Thirty Second Lover; Don't Be Ashamed; Baby Don't Do It; Dedicated to the One I Love; My Sugar Sugar; Right Around the Corner; Help Me Somebody; I Do; Messin' Up; Say It; Slummer the Slum, The; Someo...
Artists: Steve Cropper
Tributee: The "5" Royales.
Tributee: The "5" Royales.
Personnel: Steve Cropper (electric guitar); Jon Tiven, Neal Sugarman (tenor saxophone); Spooner Oldham (piano, electric piano, organ...continue...
Tim Robbins & the Rogues Gallery Band (Actor/Director)/Tim Robbins (Actor/Director): Tim Robbins And The Rogues Gallery Band [Digipak]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-07-19Tracks: Book of Josie; You're My Dare; Dreams; Time to Kill; Toledo Girl; Queen of Dreams; Crush on You; Moment in the Sun; Lightning Calls
Artists: Tim Robbins & the Rogues Gallery Band (Actor/Director)/Tim Robbins (Actor/Director)
Lyricist: Tim Robbins .
Personnel: David Coulter, Dudley Phillips, Kate St. John, Andy Newmark, Roger Eno, Rory McFarlane, Leo Abrahams.
Recording information: The Village, Los Angeles....continue...
New York Dolls: Dancing Backward in High Heels [Bonus DVD] [PA]
2 CD / 429 Records / 2011-06-07Tracks: Fool For You Baby; Streetcake; Fabulou Rant; I'm So Fabulous; Talk To Me Baby; Kids Like You; Round and Round She Goes; You Don't Have to Cry; I Sold My Heart to the Junkman; Baby, Tell Me What I'm O...
Artists: New York Dolls
Audio Mixer: Jason Hill.
Recording information: Blast Recording Studios, Newcastle, England (09/07/2010-09/30/2010); The Cluny, Newcastle, England (09/07/2010-09/30/2010).
Photographer: ...continue...
Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers/Bruce Hornsby: Bride of the Noisemakers
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-06-07Tracks: Cyclone; Country Doctor; Funhouse; This Too Shall Pass; Circus on the Moon; Defenders of the Flag; Intro: Bobby Read/Variation II [Excerpt]/Catenaires [Excerpt]; Talk of the Town/Charlie, Woody, n' Y...
Artists: Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers/Bruce Hornsby
Personnel: Bruce Hornsby (vocals, dulcimer, accordion, piano); Doug Derryberry (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); Bobby Read (vocals, bass clarinet, saxophone, EWI); John "J.T." Tho...continue...
Skybombers: Black Carousel [PA] *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-03-29Tracks: Love Me Like You Used To Do; Lies; Everybody; Daylight Savings Season; All At Sea; I Could Tell You Something; Black Carousel; Can't Say No; One For Two; Sister Jealousy; Jenny And The Night
Artists: Skybombers
Personnel: Hugh Gurney, Sam Bethune (vocals, guitar); Will Brown (vocals, bass guitar); Scott McMurtrie (drums, percussion)....continue...
New York Dolls: Dancing Backward in High Heels [PA]
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-03-15Tracks: Fool for You Baby (Dom Dom Dippy); Streetcake; Fabulous Rant; I'm so Fabulous; Talk to Me Baby; Kids Like You; Round and Round She Goes; You Don't Have to Cry; I Sold My Heart to the Junkman; Baby, T...
Artists: New York Dolls
Audio Mixer: Jason Hill.
Recording information: Blast Recording Studios, Newcastle, England (09/07/2010-09/30/2010).
Photographer: Anna Victoria Best.
On their third studio album ...continue...
John Popper/John Popper & the Duskray Troubadours: John Popper & the Duskray Troubadours *
1 CD / 429 Records / 2011-03-01Tracks: Love Has Made It So; Lot Like You, A; Bereft; What Can I Do for You; All the Way Down; Make It Better; Something Sweet; Champipple; Hurt So Much; Don't Tread on Me; End of the Line; Leave It Up to Fa...
Artists: John Popper/John Popper & the Duskray Troubadours
Personnel: John Popper (vocals, harmonica, background vocals); Jono Manson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, tenor guitar, baritone guitar, toy piano, background vocals); Kevin Trainor , Aaron Beaver...continue...


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Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Banbridge in 1901: map published
Alan Godfrey Maps has released an Old Ordnance Survey Map for Banbridge, co Down, in 1901. It is the first Irish destination map to be published by the company in some time.
This detailed, double-sided map of Banbridge covers an area of about 1.5 miles x 1 mile. The main map covers the centre and west of the town. Features include Newry Street, most of Bridge Street, railway station, Edenderry Works, Workhouse, Downshire Arms Hotel, Court House, Brookfield Weaving Factory, and countryside westward to Grove Hill and Ringsend.
The map on the reverse side includes Holy Trinity church, St Patrick's Roman Catholic church, weaving factories on the Bann, Church Square and Ballydown Bleach Works.
You can check out the full list of destinations in the Old Ordnance Survey range, and buy the Banbridge map (£2.50 + p&p),
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They snubbed Steve Carell and celebrated a show called Necessary Roughness—just two examples of the frustrating, glorious randomness of the awards
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The Golden Globe nominations were announced this morning. And their picks for the television categories? Well, they're weird! And kind of awesome. Only on the Golden Globes does Claire Danes's performance of the year on Homeland go up against Callie Thorne's in something called Necessary Roughness. So from 30 Rock snubs to Ryan Murphy love, here's a look at what the Globes got right ... and so, so wrong:
Cable is where all the drama happens: All that talk about the network drama being dead certainly received fuel this morning. Every single nominee for Best Drama—American Horror Story, Boardwalk Empire, Boss, Game of Thrones, and Homeland—airs on a cable network. And only two actors from network dramas received nods: Madeleine Stowe for ABC's soapy Revenge and Julianna Marguiles for The Good Wife, which was a surprise snub in the Best Drama category. That's fine—Homeland's Claire Danes and The Killing's Mireille Enos deserve their spots. But Callie Thorne from Necessary Roughness?! Is that even a show? Oh right, she's this year's recipient of the coveted Piper Perabo slot: the completely nonsensical cable star nomination that it's not even worth trying to explain because it's so out of left field.
As for the best actor—Boardwalk Empire's Steve Buscemi, Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, Boss's Kelsey Grammar, The Borgias's Jeremy Irons, and Homeland's Damian Lewis—it's hard to argue against any of their nods. OK. It's not that hard. Where is Friday Night Lights's Kyle Chandler? (Rest easy, this is officially the last awards ceremony for which writers can complain about FNL snubs.) So cable clearly dominates, and the thing is: Beyond The Good Wife, it's difficult to make a case that any network drama deserves recognition in any of these categories. Homeland is easily the best thing on television, with Game of Thrones, and Boardwalk Empire also in the running. If anything, other cable dramas like Breaking Bad, The Killing, or, for lighter fare, White Collar deserved nods too.
The Hollywood Foreign Press loves Ryan Murphy: The Golden Globes' love affair with Ryan Murphy continued this morning. The organization famously awarded his edgy plastic surgery drama Nip/Tuck the Best Drama prize in 2004, while more staid organizations (Emmys, SAG) never recognized it in major categories. Then there was Glee. The Fox musical won Best Comedy for each of its first two seasons, and is nominated again this year (surely Community fans won't be too pleased about that). Last year, stars Jane Lynch and Chris Colfer took home trophies in the supporting races, though the Globes' Glee obsession may be waning a bit, as neither they nor two-time nominees Lea Michele and Matthew Morrison are back this year. But the Ryan Murphy obsession is as strong as ever. Despite its mixed reviews, his spooky-wacky FX drama American Horror Story earned a Best Drama nod, as did star Jessica Lange in the competitive Best Supporting Actress category, which lumps actors from comedies, dramas, miniseries, and TV movies all into the same category.
The Golden Globes have strange taste in comedy: According to the Hollywood Foreign Press, the year's best comedies are Modern Family, Enlightened, Episodes, Glee, and New Girl. Missing from that list? For starters, 30 Rock was considered a shoo-in for a Globe nod. What makes its snub all the more confusing is that the show's leads Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin both earned nods, hinting that the organization is still (rightly) a fan of the series.
While Enlightened and Episodes certainly have their merits, it's surprising to see them here, particularly the incredibly low-rated Enlightened—over cable laffers like Nurse Jackie and The Big C. And as for Glee? Try and convince anyone that the show's uneven third season deserves recognition over, say, Community, Parks and Recreation, or the incredibly buzzy Happy Endings. The Parks and Rec snub is a head-scratcher considering that star Amy Poehler made it into the Actress in a Comedy (alongside Enlightened's Laura Dern, The Big C's Laura Linney, 30 Rock's Tina Fey, and New Girl's Zooey Deschanel. Deschanel and New Girl were expected inclusions in their races as the Globes love to welcome at least one new comedy to the show with big nominations, and it's hard to argue that the charming New Girl isn't the deserving pick. (Though a case could be made for the refreshingly genuine Up All Night and Christina Applegate's winning performance.)
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help! not losing!
Hi everyone! I'm new to this thread. 3 1/2 weeks ago I started medi-weight loss. Week 1-lost 5 lbs.; week2-lost 5.4lbs.; week 3-lost NOTHING (stayed exactly the same weight, but body fat % went down a little, while FFM went up a little); now I'm half way through week 4 and still nothing!
I am doing everything right eating exactly what I'm supposed to and have been exercising 30min-1hr religiously every single day. I don't look or feel any different and I'm starting to get frustrated. I need some words of encouragement! LOL
I am a 39 year old female attempting to lose 45 pounds. I really believed that if I follow the medi plan and put forth the extra exercise effort, that I could lose 40 lbs in 8 weeks.
I will update my progress, or lack thereof on a weekly basis.
I also do the MIC injection 2x/week, as well as my weekly b1,b6 shot.
Welcome to the forum!
Hang in there, Sterling! You have done great so far!!! 10.4 pounds in 3 weeks is amazing!!!
If you are following the plan, you will lose weight. Your body is just rearranging and holding onto water at this time. I had a couple of weeks where there was no loss on my scale until the morning of my weigh-in and then I lost a couple of pounds??? It was frustrating, but the weight did come off faster than it ever had with any other program that I have followed!
What does your menu look like? Are you still in ketosis? Does your clinic know about the level of exercise that you are doing?
Sterling -
Add in your stats and we will be able to tailor our suggestions to your particular situation. If I had to guess, you are not terribly obese if you are looking to lose 45 lbs. Also, I think your expectations may be a touch on the unrealistic side. Success really depends on a lot of different factors - one of which is setting realistic goals for yourself.
After the first week, I had several weeks of disappointing low numbers. Yet, in weeks 7 and 8 -- when I thought I would have low numbers due to reaching normal range -- I lost 6.5 in two weeks. Was SHOCKED. So I think it's all about your body adapting. STICK with it. IT WILL PAY OFF!
and what about ketosis?
questions about doing stats
In another doctors office I weighed 313 pounds only 5 days before going to MWLC. During those five days I had not tried to lose weight instead I went to my favorite restaurant and ate my favorite meal and did the usual meals at home. The morning I was to go to the clinic for the first time I weighed at home in the nude when I first woke up and weighed 307.8 pounds. Weighing at that time is usually my lowest weight for the day. But only a couple of hours later and fully dresses but with out shoes, I only weighed 302.2 pounds as my first weight at MWLC. Now when I do the stats which number do I use? I have weighed on several scales lately and no scale had my weight as low as MWLC.
Thanks for your help. I'm another newby and do not feel I have lost much this week either even though I have not strayed from the program one bit. I go back tomorrow morning and I can't wait to get weighed.
Stick to one scale, and one scale only. It doesn't matter what other scales say. Just weight-in at Medi use their numbers. Don't weight yourself at home or on any other scale. That can just be stressful, and confusing. As long as your numbers are going down on the medi scale then you know you are doing what works. They can also tell you how much of that is fat, and water, which is helpful when you start working out, or when you have your TOM.
Make sure you are eating enough calories and your body doesn't go into shut down mode.
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The Patriots wrap up the preseason Thursday night by hosting the Giants, and second-round bust Ras-I Dowling was finally released Wednesday, but those stories were overshadowed by the Aaron Hernandez saga after Rolling Stone magazine released a supposed bombshell of an expose Wednesday titled, "Gangster in the Huddle."
The piece, written by Paul Solotaroff with Herald columnist Ron Borges, does a thorough job of recounting Hernandez's sordid past, and provides several interesting revelations about Hernandez, Bill Belichick, and some of the events surrounding Odin Lloyd's murder. The piece doesn't hold back — not with the cover illustration of a blood-splattered Hernandez, or with the finger-pointing at Robert Kraft and Belichick for turning a blind eye toward Hernandez's behavior.
But the story also is filled with sensationalism, hearsay, convenient fact-bending, and even one blatant falsity. The authors go to great lengths to portray Hernandez's friends and family as thugs and losers, then expect the reader to fully believe these same unnamed sources who provide many of the lurid details.
The revelation that Hernandez was a heavy PCP user is interesting and believable; his alleged accomplice, Carlos Ortiz, did tell his probation officer in May that he used PCP and several other drugs on a daily basis.
Hernandez could easily get away with a drug habit. Per NFL rules, players are tested for street drugs (cocaine, marijuana, total morphine and codeine, opioids, hydrocodone, oxycodone, PCP, MDMA) just once a year, between April 20 and Aug. 9. However, it's hard to imagine Hernandez being a heavy PCP user during the season — you'd think his teammates and coaching staff would notice something.
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