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Fringe Return Promo: Help Me Get Back Homeby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Fringe is on a four-week hiatus. That's the bad news.
But consider the positives, viewers:
- When the series returns, it will air eight consecutive new episodes.
- Producer Joel Wyman has teased the first of those installments, titled "A Short Story About Love," as the "perfect vision" of a Fringe episode.
Check out the official Fox preview for it now and join in the debate on last Friday's "The End of All Things." What did you think of where the show left us?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: Fringe, Promos
In reply to "Mistake"......NO ONE has been given the "special" treatment. They all give each other the same amount of credit even when doing interviews without one another & as far as you saying Anna & John are working hard on the show while Josh goes & films a movie....I think you have forgotten that JOSH didn't write this show therefore it wasn't him that created Peter to have the one part & as far as Josh going to film a movie, its because he has been an actor almost all of his life so he is known & well liked & his work well appreciated by writers & creators therefore cast in many roles. Just because an actor is in a TV series does not mean they have to turn down other offers. If an actor is good at his work, he will be offered other jobs. And Anna & John are both from Australia & not well known in the states & if you knew anything about Fringe, you would know that the creators themselves picked the 2 of them because they wanted the parts to be played by actors that were NOT famous. So for you to disrespect Josh which is very much a huge part of making Fringe what it is today is just plain sad! True Fringe fans appreciate the trio & also knows that without the 3 of them..this show would not have come as far as it has.
If you go to Vamcouver next week a question for the cast: Last summer the entire promotion was around Jackson , and his being so important, Peter has been made central at the expense of Olivia and Walter, the brilliant Anna Torv and John Noble have been asked to serve Jackson, especially Olivia has been reduced to Peters girl since 3.10, So with all these sacrifices how do Anna and John feel that Josh Jackson has a special superstar treatment so that he signed a filmcontract in october/november 2011 (when they were writing 11/12) for a film he is currently shooting, while Anna and John are working hard on Fringe, where he gets his credibility and attention from, and that for him the schedule has been changed. I think his behaviour is not only diva but shows no respect for his costars, as he is the one profiting from the hard work and the talent of Torv and Noble.


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An update in Deadline covered the announcement that Kodak will continue the production of film stock thanks to a push from famous filmmakers and studios that have fought to continue its legacy.
Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke mentioned that the filmmakers and studios who lobbied to keep Kodak alive have helped to set in foundation a plan that will allow them to continue making film in smaller quantities. "After extensive discussions with filmmakers, leading studios and others who recognize the unique artistic and archival qualities of film, we have in place a plan that will enable us to continue production" [of film stock], Clarke stated.
Though the production of film will continue, Kodak will only produce about 1/28 of what it used to put out with a mere 450M linear feet of film. "Kodak's sales of motion picture film have declined by 96% over the last ten years, with an acceleration of the decline over the last two years due to the rapid completion of the conversion to digital display of movies worldwide," Clarke said. "These ongoing, steep declines in motion picture volumes have challenged profitability in the traditional film business for Kodak, which now accounts for about 6% of the company's revenues."
Kodak's last plant was about to shut down film production, much like Fujifilm, which recently left the business of manufacturing film. Although Kodak just got out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is fighting an increasingly difficult market, the demand for Kodak to keep going from the mouths of Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, Judd Apatow, J.J. Abrams, as well as a number of studios guaranteeing they will buy a set amount of film, will keep the doors open.
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So, another type of ad that seems common on one of the channels played on the gym TV is investments. Gold and retirement planning are the two common ones I can think of. One of the retirement planning ones actually made me think of this whole process of change and altering our lifestyle.
In the ad, it starts with one pair of hands on a steering wheel, steady and even. Retirement planning. Suddenly from the side another pair of hands grabs for the wheel. Taxes. Then another pair from the other side. College expenses. Then another pair from elsewhere. Medical costs. More and more hands keep making grabs for the wheel, and it spins this way and that as one side or the other gains more hands / pull in that direction.
The car careens all over the place, making much less progress, even spinning around and going the wrong way at times.
Applying that to our journey to health and fitness, we get on this road, hands on the wheel, and we start to make decisions. We're going to do this, we're going to do that, we've got that car pointed right straight in the direction of all our excess weight lost and life perfect.
And then another pair of hands yanks us off-track. Maybe it's the cookies still in the cupboard or the fast food joint so conveniently close to work. Maybe it's the rumbling stomach or the gasping, wheezing, breaths and aching muscles from our first few efforts at being active.
We fight our way back on course, tugged this way and that.
Then another pair of hands joins in the fray. Maybe this is a family member or a friend who is so helpful about bringing us a favorite treat or telling us we're beautiful as we are. Maybe it's the scale telling us that in spite of all our hard work, we're up this week. Maybe it's some random stranger being cruel because of the weight.
Zig, zag, on and off the road, a battle for control of our direction.
Even more hands jump in. Maybe it's emotional eating or binging or wild cravings we can't seem to control. Maybe it's unexpected life stresses - deaths, divorces, fracturing friendships, loneliness, job loss, financial strain.
Is it any wonder that so many have a hard time and "fall off the wagon"?
Of course, at this point is that the ad's solution to all that is not for the individual to be able to take and maintain control of that steering wheel. However, that's not really an option for those changing their own life ... unless they've got the time and money or connections to be shepherded Biggest Loser-style through every step of the process.
Some things that do come to mind:
1) When steering a car, we learn how to make SMALL corrections. I actually remember Driver's Ed classes and these computerized training sessions in which we "drove" based on a film playing. The natural kid instinct for driving is turning the wheel hugely to correct. The right way is small adjustments. By the time we've been driving a while, we don't even think about those tiny constant corrections.
Our path to a new lifestyle is more easily done in a similar manner. Let's say we plateau for a month. What's the natural instinct? Jump on a severe diet restriction - cut out this food group or that, double our workouts? Sounding at all familiar?
2) When steering a car, we deliberately slow down when we enter a hazardous zone. (Unless we're the Dukes of Hazard and try speeding up instead.) We see brake lights ahead, we drop our speed and examine the road. We don't just keep going full speed ahead, then swerve and hope we avoid every danger. We change lanes, we slow to a crawl, even stop as needed, and eventually we get past and return to our normal speed.
Again, good concept when we see danger points looming. We can slow down. We can examine the upcoming obstruction. We can shift our plan to adjust. (An injury or illness, for example, instead of the end of the world is just a delay of a few days or a need to switch the plan up to continue.)
I'm sure there's probably more, but I haven't cooked my dinner yet. Must do that to have some digesting time before getting to sleep.
So tonight I was on the bus heading home from the gym. A woman sits down next to me. I've run across her before and she appeared to recognize me. She started off with a comment about how large my phone is. I agreed - it's a smart phone and I have a pretty sturdy case for it, so it's quite a handful. I was playing Draw Something which drew in the interest of at least two others around, so we all had a little talk on that. (I started playing Draw Something at my DDa's request - but it's certainly easy fun, so I have multiple random games going.)
Anyway, as I finished the games and put it away, she started talking about going to the gym and how all the working out just was't helping her lose weight. (And, yes, she was definitely overweight - probably shorter than me and wider, more apple-shaped.) She went on about something she didn't like about 24-hour Fitness lockers / showers and how she'd switched to the YMCA and was using the pool there for a good overall workout.
Now, all that would have been an interesting conversation. But then she showed off her two purchases in her hand. One was headphones for the gym. The other? A large bag of pork rinds. Large as in 2-3 times a normal bag of potato chips that is already 2-2.5 servings. It's her snack, she says. I give an easy laugh and say that it would certainly undo most of a couple gym workouts, which she simply pooh-poohs. Then she rings the bell for her stop ... next to a 7-11. She needs to go get her 2-liter of pepsi to go with her snack.
I just ... I don't know whether to feel pity or shock or what.
One feeling I have is a bit of shame that I can't seem to avoid judging what she was eating (though I made no other comment besides the indirect one about it undoing workouts). I can't let go of just how WRONG what she was eating was - not so much what it was (though ewwww), but how much she considered normal for a snack.
I think what feels so odd is that from her perspective that is completely normal eating behavior. There was nothing at all wrong with working out at a gym and complaining that it wasn't helping her lose weight, nothing whatsoever connecting what she eats to that issue, in her mind. I'm having trouble "walking a mile in her shoes" to understand how it is possible to think that way.
*shakes head and lets it go*
Three months of 2012 completed, so I am reviewing where I've gotten to:
Height = 5' 7.75" TO (67.75" TO ) TO 5' 7.75�
Weight = 221 pounds TO 200 pounds (21 pounds down)
Body Fat % = 45% or 28.23% TO 42% or 27.89%
BMI = 33.85 (Obese) TO 30.63 (Obese)
Forehead = 23.75" TO 23.75"
Neck = 15" TO 15"
Shoulders = 45.5" TO 44"
Chest = 41" TO 40.5"
Bust = 48" TO 46.6"
Ribs / Strap = 38.5" TO 38"
Bicep = 15" TO 14"
Forearm = 11.5" TO 11.25"
Wrist = 7" TO 6.75"
Waist at Navel = 42" TO 40"
Hips = 51" TO 48"
Seat = 48.5" TO 46.5"
Thigh = 26" TO 26"
Calf = 17" TO 16.75
Ankle = 10" TO 9.5"
I can definitely tell hips have been going down. That's the big key to the smaller pants. Everywhere else they can be somewhat loose, but in the hips I start getting an inch then two of material loose.
** See www.sparkpeople.com/mypage_public_journal_individual.asp?blog_id=4648619 for my original comments on taking those measurements.
Fitness testing:
Resting Heart Rate = 56 bpm TO 61 bpm
Target Heart Rate = 125 - 151 bpm TO 124 - 150 bpm (lol, I'm a year older)
Blood Pressure = 109/71�TO 115/75
NOTE on Resting Heart Rate and Blood Pressure - first number of heart rate was done in bed with watch, second was done on blood pressure machine after being up and out, but not having worked out yet. Both are nicely in ranges, so no worries.
(Using www.topendsports.com/testing/hometest.htm �for instructions and scaling)
Situps = 20 (Average) TO 31 (Good)
Modified Pushups = 3 (Poor) TO 4 (Below Average)
Squats = 15 (Average) TO 22 (Good)
Step = 132 bpm (Below Average)�TO 145 bpm (Very Poor)*
Vertical Jump = 7" (Poor)�TO 8" (Below Average)
Sit and Reach = -3" (Poor) TO +1" (Average)
Aerobic fitness check (2 miles total)
Heart rate before walk = 59 bpm TO 90 bpm
Time for 1 mile brisk = 14:57:58 TO 15:10
Heart rate after 1 mile brisk = 128 bpm�TO 127 bpm
Time for 2nd mile brisk = 15:07:72 TO 14:45
Heart rate after mile 2 = 140 bpm�TO (whoops*)
Time for 1 mile normal = 18:02:97 TO 17:02
Heart rate after 1 mile normal = 120 bpm�TO 109 bpm
* Comment on the step test. I did this after doing the miles test, where in January I had done the step test first. In addition, I had just finished getting the aerobic step all prepared which had my starting heart rate for the test 112. So even though this one dropped in the good/average/poor scale, I actually think I would have done better if I hadn't skewed my results unintentionally.
** Comment on the mile 2 heart rate. The treadmill will not measure heartrate when I'm walking at 4 mph or faster. So as soon as mile two ended, I dropped the speed to the normal mile. Except that by the time I'd recorded the time and went to check the heartrate, it was down to 118. So I don't know what the true heart rate was for the end of mile 2, BUT on the plus side it shows just how quickly and easily my heart rate can drop. And it likely was lower than the past number given how low it dropped quickly.
Other comments:
Pushups: Holy mackerel ... that 4th modified pushup was deadly. I was determined to do better than 3, but upper arm strength has definitely been slower to build.
Squats: I possibly could have done more. It's supposed to be until exhaustion and I didn't push that far. HOWEVER, big difference from beginning of January was my knees. In January it hurt my knees to do the 15. Today it didn't hurt, but the tendons did start to pop (make a noise, slide a little, whatever), so I stopped when both were doing that. Huge improvement really.
My legs have always had more power. I remember doing a seated leg press in high school at 300 pounds, full set of reps. Arms .... I couldn't even manage the modified chin-up option (hold at the up position for some number of seconds).
Physical / injury comments:
My left foot has been okay with walking. I've been doing some treadmill work, but not a lot. It's not 100% but neither is it hurting. More like I can regularly feel the tightness, and calf and achilles tendon stretches ache more on that side. BUT, stretches have kept it from getting any worse, and even with doing 3.2 miles today for the test and walking for groceries later, it only had some residual ache. (Iced it just for a precaution.)
I haven't mentioned it in a blog, but back when I was working out 15 or so years ago, I'd run into some issue in my upper left arm doing certain motions (such as a pectoral machine). I never had it checked and had forgotten about it. It is definitely still there. I have no idea if it is tendon or muscle or bone. I am very aware of and working with it careful doing shoulder presses and arm extensions.
When I worked with the Personal Trainer the first time, that didn't show up, but there was some pain in my right elbow with some overhead arm extension with a strap he had me do - he asked about Tendonitis. That has not been an issue for me using weight machines, but I did notice it once lifting my duffle bag loaded with stuff, so I suspect that's where that one came from and it is healing/healed.
Left shin has had some very slight pain the last couple of workouts. I definitely don't want to add shin splints to the foot issue, so I'm paying very close attention to it. I will probably head back to the running store mid-month for a review of my gait and a look at the state of my shoes. (I wouldn't be surprised if they need replacing. I wear them daily, most of the day, so they've got 6 months of constant use on them.)
Whew! So having missed keeping up with friends at all on Friday, I planned to do so this morning. Then I got up and decided the gym and shower would be a better start to my day. Then decided to go to lunch and get some new pants to go with the new shirts. And finally home around 6:30 pm set myself to the task of catching up. Four and a half hours later, 8 pages of friend's feed, and still some thirty blogs to read and catch up on, I'm ALMOST there. I'll finish it, but wanted to get my blog done before the witching hour.
So the big thing today is the end of March and a look at my March goals followed by some setting of April goals.
== March goals ==
1) Weight stably at or below 205
-- Today's weigh-in actually surprised me with a 200. I had bounced between 203 and 203.5 for over a week and a half (I weigh daily), so I was already meeting the goal, but the last couple of days have seen some dropping again.
2) Sodium intake kept below 3050 every day of the month
-- Highest day was 2,897. My monthly average for March was actually 2,153. Definitely improving in this area.
3) Protein powder (once received) tried in a variety of ways and blog about goods and bads
-- Definitely did this and have a current favorite of an 8 oz apple juice, some cut up strawberries, and the powder. (Adding banana is even better, I find, because it reduces the tendency to get all foamy, but I've been having bananas at work and the powder at home.) Blogged about this a couple of times - several of the experiments were not as successful (... V8).
4) Call at least two doctor's offices and find out their uninsured prices for a routine checkup and get details on what that includes and what more might be wanted.
-- I did call one clinic. I was not able to get details on what a routine checkup would include or get a clear price. No, for a first time patient there is an "initial consultation" that costs from $80 - $200 during which they decide what you need. Which, to me sounds like I'd be paying for a minimum of three visits plus all lab work (first visit = consultation, second = do the tests and lab work, third = review the results.)
-- In addition, I talked with a coworker and our finance person about our medical insurance. I remembered it being set up some years ago. The finance person has emailed the insurance guy to find out what my damages would be and whether the November opt-in is the only time I can sign up. What I did learn is 1) it's with Kaiser, 2) company actually pays a small part, 3) it's as expensive as I'd expect Kaiser to be, but 4) all preventive care is "free" or copay only - not part of a deductible. All of which means ... if the U.S. individual mandate crud doesn't get nixed, I at least won't feel like I'm being forced to pay thousands yearly for absolutely nothing AND that if I get it, I'll be getting every single preventive care checkup I need very routinely.
5) Read up on planks and see where I'm at - as it sounds like they can help me build strength for a pushup
-- Well, I read up on them and learned how to do a basic plank. I've tried it three times. Typically I can hold it for 30 seconds without too much issue, but I really don't know how to measure results from it separate from all the other strength training and core work I do. Probably going to just leave them until I want a change-up in my routine.
6) Up my fruit and veggie consumption by at least 2 per week over my current averages
-- While I'm saying goal met, this was not as consistent as I'd like it to be. There were at least four or five days in which I had no veggies at all. And I ~LIKE~ veggies. Sometimes the only fruit I had was the juice in the morning, fruit bar for snack, and juice and cut strawberries with my protein powder. But at least I now have a baseline idea of where I'm at.
Summary: All in all a job well done, though I definitely let my procrastinating show when it came to calling doctors. I literally made the clinic call and the insurance questions ... on Friday. I did try walking to the Doctor's office next door to where I work a couple days before, but they were closed ... at 3 pm. (Gone golfing?)
Moving forward to APRIL!
(While I'm vaguely tempted to put absurd goals for April Fool's, I wouldn't be fooling myself.)
1) Weight stably at or below 195.
2) Sodium intake kept below 2800 at least 90% of the month, average ideally in the 1800-2200 range.
3) Eat at least 1 veggie a day - baby carrots, veggie platter, stuff like that to work for snacks so I'm not procrastinating.
4) April 1st do fitness testing and measurements to compare against 1 January.
5) Log my sleeping habits. Nowhere near ready to change, but it's time to track it.
So glad it was Friday. If this had been Monday and I had to think about work tomorrow ... blech. That's all I have to say about that.
Sweet was that today was the first day a coworker suddenly noticed I've been losing weight. We didn't really talk about it - she just asked if I had and I said Yes and then Thank You when she said I was looking good. She happens to be the one who lost quite a bit of weight herself quite rapidly and, in my opinion a good thing, kept attention off me doing my thing because of her diet talk.
Didn't do my weights tonight. I had to really push on Wednesday to do my usual weight amounts and reps, so I decide to give myself another rest day. If that's still the case tomorrow, time to back off and rest a bit longer - I didn't think I was overtraining, but I have been pushing more for the exhaustion on some muscles.
And that's all folks.
(I'd say shortest blog ever by me ... but I'm not about to paw through .......... almost 200?! blogs to find out.)


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July 16 2012
Water issue resolved
Posted by Lucy
Water issue resolved
"The water situation in Presho is good," said Mayor Mike Sprenger Monday morning from his office at BankWest Insurance. After confirmation from West River Lyman/Jones Water, Sprenger stated that the issue of more water going out of the Presho tower than coming in had been resolved. The concern over the weekend was that the tower was not staying full. Normally, water goes into the tower at about 170 gallons per minute, but over the weekend that number dropped to 140 gallons. Water for the Presho area comes from the Ft. Pierre intake on the Missouri River.
- Correction
- Ground broken for the Wheat Growers fertilizer plant
- Greater Lyman Foundation works toward challenge
- A Season of Giving
- Local Food Pantry partners with Feeding South Dakota
- Senior meal program to end in Lyman County due to declining numbers
- Former students rebut CNN's accusations against St. Joseph's Indian School
- Transportation Secretary visits South Dakota rail rehab project
- National Gas Average Nears Four-Year Low
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Spy 7 (juggler) and Mii.
Most of my workouts are with Wii exer-games. When I want to do something different, I use Fitness Blender. There are many excellent workouts available at no cost. You can access the videos from the website on your computer:
Or (my preference), subscribe to Fitness Blender via the YouTube channel on the Wii:
Check it out.
On the Walk it Out Spark team, my challenge team was dared to try a Spark recipe with at least 5 ingredients, post a blog with a link and photo.
I made the �Tangy Summer Cucumber Tomato Salad�. recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=654970
I chopped the onion instead of cutting in wedges. I used less onion and half the amount of olive oil and vinegar to suit my tastes.
The salad is light and tastes great!
For my Walk It Out Spark team challenge, my team had to prepare this French toast recipe recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=54018 , post a blog and a photo.
I varied the recipe ingredients based on what was in my home. I substituted an egg for egg beaters and 2% milk for skim.
I ate my toast with lite syrup and lean bacon.
I had never made French toast before. This was quick and easy to prepare. It was tasty and I will probably make it again on occasion.
My WIO team double dare challenge is to read the article, �14 Ways to Add Variety to Your Walks�, try 3 ways and post a blog about it.
These are the ones I used on my 3 mile walk this evening:
Add an incline -- I did that and walked up and down the church steps several times.
Change your stride -- I loaded my �Dance� play list on the MP3 player. It is the one I use when I want to walk faster and also do a little running. I had not been doing that lately.
Change direction -- My plan was to change right turns to left and vise versa on my route, but it meant to walk backwards and sideways. I didn�t want to do that outside, so instead �
Vary your program -- I did a drastically different route than my regular ones and when I didn�t think there was anyone to see me, I did do the backwards / sideways thing, but that�s one I will probably only use inside.
Walking never bores me - I love it!
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JD Era lets go "That Ain't My Style" produced by RoadsArt.
JD Era, a signee of Raekwon's H20 label, kicks off a new weekly series today with this cut "That Ain't My Style." The #EraFridays series will find JD dropping free releases every Friday. This first one is very soulful. Download below.
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"Fuck beef I want the whole cattle / Your tattle tales get your tails cut / Less sleepless than Seattle / Know you a snake, you don't need to rattle / That ain't my steez though / I knock it down like a free throw / You just wish you was a baller like Skee-Lo"
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RNC/GOP establishment - You're all over the mainstream newsSubmitted by ProudAmericanFirst on Sat, 11/10/2012 - 02:02
Establishment RNC/GOP, you are WEAK.
Just say it: Ron Paul!
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Out of the 20... only 2 of them voted for Romney (my mormon parents) the rest of us wrote in RP, voted but skipped the Pres vote, or just stayed home all together!
"IF" Romney would have given RESPECT to Ron Paul, and at least let him speak at the convention without him having to "submit" his speech, which RP refused to do so... If at least RESPECT was given, I and many friends, lets say 15/20 would of given that respect back with a vote for Romney...
Disrespecting Dr. Paul cost the GOP, and i'm proud we held our ground, not our noses!
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I love Kesler, but I think he wont make much longer in Vancouver. Sad to say, his time is running out. I see a trade in his future.
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The reason I don't criticize the Sedins much is because for several years they have produced like clockwork. They are also the only players on the entire team who are capable of playing the offensive game Gillis is always talking about. We know what their max is because they have hit it and maintained it. There's no way the same could be said for Kesler, or for many of the other Canucks for that matter. We also know the Sedins aren't suited for tight-checking playoff hockey and an alternate plan for the post-season had to be in place. That's why we're so desperate for an improved top 6.
Gillis can wish all he likes that Ryan Kesler is actually a 41 goal scorer, and he can wish the Sedins are great playoff performers but neither is really true. That's why this team can't go into one more playoff run hoping for magic to happen. It just isn't there no matter how much wishful thinking Gillis indulges in. It's frustrating to watch him hope his regular season masterpiece produces the same way in a completely different situation: the playoffs.
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Has anyone here ever heard Doug Maclean talk about Kesler?
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Soon Kesler's entire body will be rebuilt, from surgery after surgery. It's just the way he plays, with reckless abandon. I can honestly see the twins still playing after Kesler is forced to retire early.
As for AV, he is not a doctor. The team has doctors who either clear players to play or not. If Kesler lies and says he's 100%, meanwhile playing on a sore hip, it's not AV's fault. Kesler wants to do everything himself, and came back too early. I think this is why AV said Kesler's injury wasn't the factor for his poor season - because Kesler confirmed he was healthy.
I hope we can keep Schneids. I think Gillis also needs to move some players and slightly re-build. The core players are still here (Sedins, Burrows, Bieksa, Hamhuis, Edler, etc.) But Malhotra, Ballard, Raymond, and maybe even Kesler need to go. Remember Matthieu Schneider? Canuck players that whine to the media about their role on the team need to leave.
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The World Wide Web Consortium's HTML Working Group has released the Media Source extensions as a Candidate Recommendation. According to the W3C, the Media Source extensions "...extend HTMLMediaElement to allow JavaScript to generate media streams for playback." The extensions will allow, among other things, "...adaptive streaming and time shifting for live streams," enabling new options for video editing and content blending in advertising.
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Now if only I could make a Jeff the Killer Scourge.
Or an SCP-173 Jayfeather.
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I dunno, they're both creepy. And stoned. I mean what?
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|Unbelievable experience with PV Sportfishing!
Thanks so very much for an outstanding time. Out
who found the dorado the first day and all other
boats came to where we were after. This is
experience at its best. Dorado after dorado with the
biggest estimated to be 30lbs.
Within 5 minutes the second day, we had our first
dorado on and more followed. An hour later,
BOOM, we hooked a marlin-what a fight! After forty
minutes, we landed an estimated 160lb striped
marlin. I never expected to catch a marlin but this
dream was fulfilled with PV. The crews were
OUTSTANDING-very friendly, very experienced and
they tried extremely hard to find the fish and to
assist in the process.
Thank you PV Sportfishing and crew for perfect
Btw, don't be intimidated by what is offered in the
hotels regarding fishing charters. Book with PV
Sportfishing and you won't be disappointed.
Norm Braddock
Jan /21 /2010
|Had a great day didn't get the big tuna I wanted but
I will be back next year to try again the crew worked
there ass off and the shark on the line was quite a
thank's for everything.
Justin Ross
February 17 2010
I had a great 2 days on the Sirena we caught 2 blue
marlins, 4 sailfish 2 big tuna's and a couple big mahi
thanks again
Marco solidino
|Everyone had a great time. Captain handled the
boat amazingly well and we were never long
between strikes once he settled into chasing the
school of tuna. Crew were pros, always hustling, no
downtime whatsoever, deck always cleaned
immediately after any action. Hooked up a triple
header and landed all three smooth as silk, the last
of which was our second largest, approaching 5
feet and upwards of 120 pounds... We landed 7
tuna - all good fun and 2 of really good size
Jason Terp
Feburary / 28 /2010
|Hi Damon,
Congratulations to you and the crew of the Sirena.
In 2 days of fishing, my son and I caught 25 dorado
and one 70# tuna. All the dorado weighed in the
double digit range, including the 50 lb. one my son
caught. Of course, the one fish we lost in 2 days of
fishing was a monster cow yellowfin; which I intend to
find next year when I come back to PV.
October 27th 2009
Ed Savco
Click here for video
|Just wanted to write you a quick note and
say thanks for taking care of my group's
fishing needs in Puerto Vallarta we had a
blast both days, and while I have done
agreat deal of fishing charter in many
places, your crew's were some of the
friendliest and hardest working I have
encounterered. Both boats tackle were in
Excellent condtion, and all we could have
asked more for the weather to lay down on
tuesday. either way, thanks again and I will
be sure and get back up witht you next time
I or any of my friends, are in Puerto Vallart
Seavy Dickson
|Great crew, I felt really lucky to be out with
captain Steve and the Crew was great we
had alot of fun and landed a huge Marlin, I
fought it for over 2 hour s and was
I was first on the reel and after 1 hour I was
Thanks again to the crew!
Thomas Pisker and Gennelly Wall
salfish at the end of the trip was the best part. we
were somewhat disappointed up to that point. the
mahi mahis were fun to catch but didn't quite make
the trip worthwhile. my husband will be talking about
his sailfish for a long time to come and is already
wanting to come back during the peak season. your
guys were fabulous. they made great companions
and were working so hard to make sure david
brought that sailfish in. i hope we can fish with them
thanks so much! it was a pleasure doing business
with you and hope to see you again soon!
Jana Millican
My son and I had a great time fishing with
you and the crew. I wasn't sure what to
expect my first time way out in the ocean,
but the trip exceeded my expectations.
The cabo was a beautiful vessel, the crew
helpful and fun, and the captain obviously
new where to find the fish. I am trying to
put together a guys long weekend fishing
in PV this fall, and will be calling/emailing
you to schedule. You guys did a great job.
Thanks so much,
Scott Allen
|Steve and Damon,
My wife and I want to thank you for the great fishing
trip.The mahi was great on the grill.Had a little trouble
getting through customs in the U.S. but it made it
home still partially frozen.
Captain Steve and his first mate were quite the pro's
on the water, definantly know your stuff. My poor wife
took two days to recover from the exhaustion of
catching fish. That is a good thing. Go ahead and
post the pictures on your web site. I have a guy, Bill
Loudermilk, who I recommended to you guys. He will
be heading your way to book a trip in October with
his son. I may have a couple more clients to send
you as well.
I was hoping to buy a t-shirt with your charter
company name on it. Do you have shirts? I would like
to get a couple for me and my wife.I will be back next
year with my sons and several other guys to do a
double trip. You will hear from me then if not sooner.
Thanks again,
Kenny,Jaralyn Rennels
|Thanks for a great charter
We all had a great time that first sailfish is going on
the wall what a fight thanks to everyone on the sirena
and the charter We will see You next year for sure.
|Arturo and Mate Mike were just great. The
day started with a fast ride out to the
fishing grounds. In the pouring rain Mike
got to work and changed up the lures
numerous times as the Captain saw
different signs of fish. We ended up with 1
Black Marlin caught, 1 Blue Marlin
Released At the end of the day I asked to
catch some snapper, Well after 30
minutes we had 5 snapper and a grouper.
It goes without saying me and my boys had
the fishing adventure we were looking for
thanks to your services
Warm Regards,
Howard Binder
Glenview, Illinois
|To all the people of PV Sport fishing involved in our
fishing trip I would like to say, and I speak for the
other four in my partyas well, it was a four star
The boat and crew were all first class. The
sandwiches were very good and we enjoyed it very
Look forward to doing it again soon.
Thanks once again.
Fred Berrier
|I have fished with alot of charters all over
the world and Capatain Steve and Freddy
are by far the best i have ever fished with I
caught the head mounted. see full fishing
Brad Owings
|The fishing trip was great! It was a true hunt for the
Black Marlin in mid January and we succeeded with
an 8 1/2 ft beauty. We also landed two dorado that
were prepared at Victor's dockbar immediately after
arriving back at the dock. Delicious! The boat was
fantastic and knowledgable crew. We highly
recommend this charter.
Tom Bents
|Wanted to let you know we had a great
time on Wednesday. My friend was able to
land one nice 12' long Blue Marlin and
unfortunately I lost a real nice tuna and a
Black Marlin, which ran to another boats
lines. That was a little disappointing but
the fight was still something I have never
felt before and will never forget. We were
new to the big bill fish game and are now
hooked....nothing compares!
Freddy and the guys were great. It was a
little slow in the morning, but Chava
reminded us to be patient. Not long after
that we hooked up and had fish on the rest
of the day.
Thanks again and we will be back!
Michael Osucha
|Hope all is well. The weather sucks here. It has been
raining all f***in' day. here are few photos from my
trip we caught 4 sailfish and a mahi mahi. Check out
the two additional pictures (third eye and road kill).
Interesting, wouldn't you say.
James Eicher
|For years I've had the dream of catching a
200+lb Cow, but never dreamed that I the
same trip!
My wife, son Eric, and I fished with Captain
Steve Torres and Crew Freddy and Javier
on the Ana Maria
Captain Torres and Freddy are so
Passionate about catching big fish and are
the best by far in my opinion I highly
reccomend these guy's!
Read full fishing report
Larry Haynes
Larry Haynes
September -19-2010
|I can't say enough about the Ana Maria's
captain and crew. They worked hard for
us, and they even stayed out 2 extra hours
at no extra cost just because they
genuinely want to catch fish.
Read full report
Bradd Sawin
|Hey Guys,
I just want to let you know we had a fabulous time on
the boat! The crew was great and the fishing was
good.The memories will last a lifetime.
We will be coming back to Vallarta I can assure you
of that. I want to thank you and the crew for a
wonderful time. I am recommending your service to
all my friends and family.
Thanks again
Steven Barrera
Corey Barrera
Brandon Roth
|Great day of fishing! The whole crew
never stopped working, and thanks to you
it was the best day of offshore fishing we
have ever had!! Amy fought this monster
tuna from beginning to end (about 45
mins) on your top notch, light tackle,
stand up gear!!
In addition to this one - we also landed 6
dorado, as well as 7 other yellowfin tuna,
and a bonus pacific sail!
It certainly was the highlight of our
vacation - and all we have been talking
about for the last week!! Kudos to Capt
Steve, Freddy & crew - we are already
talking about planning another trip for
next year!
We wish you guys luck in the big tourney -
and will be cheering you on from home!
-Scott & Amy
|Puerto Vallarta fishing
Client review Jan-10-2011
I cannot say enough about all the
People involved with PV Sportfishing.
I just got back from a 14 hour day
aboard the Animal House and had a
blast!!! I was supposed to Be aboard
the Sirena but she had some motor
issues, so Damon upgraded me to
Salt water is hard on boats and the
morning of my fishing day the Ana
Maria also had some issues so Once
again Damon was on it and Called up
the Captain and Crew of the beautiful
Cabo yacht Animal House. I think they
were actually asleep when he called
them but they were there in no time!!
After leaving the docks it seemed like
no time we were already 55 miles
offshore and fishing. The Animal
house hauls! It started off a little slow
but around 12pm we had our first
hook up. Flying the penn kite the
captain hooked onto a beautiful
Yellowfin tuna and the fight was on!!
What incredible power those fish
have see full report here
|PuertoVallarta fishing
client review December 2010
Had an amazing adventure aboard the
Ana Maria we did an overnight
trip and brought home 9 Cow Giant
Yellowfin tuna Captain Steve and
the whole Ana Maria Team did a great
job on putting us onto the big
cow's that we came to Puerto Vallarta
to catch and they kept us on them
the whole trip. thanks again to
everyone on Team Ana Maria let me
know when the big cow's are boiling
again and I will be back down quick.
Brent Fleming read full fishing report
and see video
December 2010
Brent Fleming
|originally booked 3 days on the smaller boat (The
panga), but after 2 days Hector recommended a big
boat trip. I was alone so felt it may be too expensive.
They worked with me and it was the best trip I've ever
taken. I caught 3 sail fish and 2 marlin with many other
I was very pleased with the charters I booked. I had
originally booked 3 days on the smaller boat (The
panga), but after 2 days Hector recommended a big
boat trip. I was alone so felt it may be too expensive.
They worked with me and it was the best trip I've ever
taken. I caught 3 sail fish and 2 marlin with many other
hook ups and oppertunituies. We had 3 fish hooked up
at one time. I pulled all three in. We spotted a marlin
on top swimming slowly looking for food and Capt.
Steve cast live bait to the fish and hooked him up with
30 lb test. Took me an hour to get that one in. I have
booked with other companies in the past but this one
was the best for me. Good luck,
Dr. CLlifton L. Harris
|Puerto Vallarta fishing
Client review Jan-16-2011
I just wanted to take the time to post
about the amazing trip I took
aboard the Ana Maria in Puerto Vallarta
on January 16th. Steve
and his first mate Able did a fantastic job
getting us on Quality
Yellowfin in Tuna. I have fished all over
the world on some top notch
boats, I have to say the Crew and
equipment aboard the Ana Maria
is the best I have ever seen. Seriously,
no joke, the NICEST equipment I have
EVER seen on a charter boat. These
guys defiantly know their way around the
PV water too. I HIGHLY
recommend them for anyone looking for
Big Game in Puerto Vallarta
Watch Video
Welden Stanford
January 2011
|My fishing trip! Felipe y Felipe were outstanding
and had us hooked up with our first sailfish within
1/2 hour of setting lures. From the chatter on the
radio, not too many other boats were having any
luck, but we managed to pull in 2 sailfish at 120+
lbs each, and 1 striped marlin at over 100 lbs. I
grilled up some of the marlin that night, and it was
Muchas gracias para todos. I had a great time on
delicious - this coming from somebody that does
not like sea food at all. I packaged and froze the
remaining meat and brought it home with me. FYI -
may want to tell others to use a hardshelled cooler.
I bought a cheap foam one, and the airport gave
me a hard time.
|Hey Damon thanks for everything we had 2 great days
as you know me and my wife went out with Steve and
Freddy on the luhrs the first day I caught a 400 lb black
marlin and a 340 lb yellow fin tuna by far the largest fish
I have ever caught! so I went again on me and my wife's
one year anniversary it was a little stormy in the
morning and we caught a nice lighting storm but around
12 pm we got a double hook up we thought we had
some nice tuna again but they both ended up being
huge black marlins I will be back down soon and give
everyone tattoo's
thanks again
|Puerto Vallarta fishing
Client Review March/2011
I had a great trip aboard the Super Panga
the crew was a late picking me up in in the
morning but worked hard to keep me on
fish all day I will defiantly be back in
Marlin Season
thanks again
Sander van Veenendaal
|It was a great trip October 2. We ended up going on
the Sirena with Capt. Steve and what a day I have
attached photos for you. The black Marlin was est. at
560 lbs+, the sailfish was 9 ft. long and the Bull dorado
was 64 inches. We caught 5 other dorado and asked
Steve to take us to the dock early as we were slap worn
out. My wife and I truly had the trip of a lifetime by any
standards. If you can post these photos.
Rich lowrance
|Puerto Vallarta fishing client review
July/ 08/2011
I had great time on the Ana Maria with
Captain Steve Torres caught a huge 375
lb blue Marlin
thanks guys!
Jesse Mckinnon
|Thought I would share a few pictures that we took while
on your boat in October 04. My son and I had a great
time and were able to bring home fish, give a lot to the
Captain and Mate and had to give some tuna to the
girls who cleaned our room and they were very thankful
rooms get the chance to have somebody give them a
large piece of fresh fish.
Bill Middleton
|Puerto Vallarta fishing client review
My Son caught his first big Yellowfin tuna
great day thanks to the crew of the Ana
Maria. "it took me 2 hours to reel her in"
said Nick.
Ted and son Nick Haller
|Puerto Vallarta fishing client review
August /13/2011
Hola Guys
I had great time on the Gaviota Super
Here are some of the fish pictures when I
fished with Cesar! Enjoy fishing with
Cesar! Great fishing!
See you next trip..........
Sam Fillingame
|Damon thanks for the great time fishing for two days in
October 2007. My captain was the best, Steve Torres
and Freddy the mate was great. Steve will catch you
fish or die trying! I caught the biggest fish in my life
with the 250 lb Tuna and just missed out on a huge
Marlin. I never saw her, but with the size of the bait
she took (8 lb skip jack) and the line that was peeled
also caught my biggest Dorado ever, over 5 feet long.
Day two was when we hooked up the Marlin and
although she got off I still landed 8 nice Dorado all
putting up great fights. You guys are the best and I
look forward to coming back next year to get the big
Tight Lines
Mark Koster
|Puerto Vallarta Marlin report August
25/2011 with client Larry Haynes
Fished again this year with Steve and
Freddy on the Ana Maria.
BLUF: Feeling like the second luckiest guy
in Vallarta - caught a couple cows last
year and this year it was a 622lb Blue
Marlin with Steve and Freddy's help.
Met Capt Steve, Freddy, and our new
amigo Joel at the light house at 0600.
Then it was off to the rock. Read full
fishing report
Larry Haynes
|PV Sportfishing review 10/18/11
Thanks for the great Sportfishing
charter We had such an amazing trip
the crew is awesome, I know next time I
am here I will fish with You guy's again.
See more fish photos from October
Dave Admire
|PV Sportfishing review 10/01/11
Booked my trip through Damon with
puertovallartafish.com as I always do. This
guy always hooks me up with the best
crews. I wanted to do 3 day of fishing so I
booked 1 day on a panga and 2 days with
Captain Steve Torres on the Ana Maria.
Day 1 Wednesday Sept 28th with Cesar
on the Gaviota Super panga, we hooked
into a 550-600 pound Black Marlin. My
buddy fought this fish for 5 hours getting
in all the way to leader and released it.
Days 2 Oct 1st) we went out on yet
ANOTHER epic couple days of fishing with
Steve Torres on the Ana Maria. I can not
say enough about this guy's crew and his
knowledge. I love fishing with such
passionate people. I have got fish EVERY
time I have been out with this guy! next
fish I hooked into was a 250 pound Yellow
fin. Perfect way to start the day off with a
COW. I also landed a 150#. And 80 and
40 pounder the same day. My 2 buddies
with me got 1 35# Yellow fin, one 150#
yellow fin and 4 more Yellowfin 50-
25pound to 110 pounds
2- Very Nice sized Dorado. Read full
fishing report
Weldon Stanford
|PV Sportfishing Review 11/15/11
The boat and fishing were great. Got
a Blue Marlin and alot of other fish. I
will be back next year and will be
contacting you to charter the boat
Jim Pienta
|I fished 3 days with Cezar in a Super
Panga over the Thanksgiving holidays.
I have fished in multiple locations and
skippers. I was impressed with Cezar's
knowledge and hard work. The quality
of the gear on the boat as well as
having a skipper that could locate fish
made the outing extremely rewarding.
The next time I am in PV I will be
looking Cezar up.
Mike Larocco
|I fished with Cesar the past 2 days and
had 2 great days. First Day six beautiful
tuna 40-70 lbs and next day more
roosters than we wanted. He fishes
harder than any other guide I have been
See more photos
Steven Charles
|PV Sportfishing review 12-13-2011
Here is the Black Marlin Photo from my
Trip yesterday it was 1 and 1/2 hour battle
half stand up and half in the chair thanks
again to the crew on the Ana Maria.
David Adams
|PV Sportfishing review 01-24-2012
PV Sportfishing has once again delivered
a super trip full of fish. Cesar is a "Tuna
Magnet" and his crew friendly and very
very helpful. Days after the trip, I am still
in shock that we caught so many fish.
Approximately 25 tuna (we lost count) and
one dorado including one 80 pounder and
one 50 pounder with the remaining
between 25 to 40 lbs. We did not require
to stay out longer and if we did, no doubt
there would be many more added on. We
also fished all day Read more
|PV Sportfishing review 09-24-2012
Report by Roy Eise
We chartered a 2005 Cabo Yacht on
September 11th 2012 with Puerto Vallarta
Sports Fishing (puertovallartafish.com)
and our fishing trip with the "Animal House"
was a huge success! We chartered for 12
hours, and all that they stated to us ahead
of time, was all true. Everything was
included as fishing license, bait, ice, cold
water, clean and awesome yacht, and the
best crew we ever could have asked for.
We've fished before, but nothing like this.
We caught a total of 7 very large (all over
100 lbs) Yellow Fin Tuna. This all
happened within an hour and half (around
2pm) during our 12 hour charter. Read
|PV Sportfishing review 09/29/12
Report by Kasey Kauff
My friend and I went out sept 29, 2012 and
had a blast. We caught multiple sailfish,
tuna, and mahi. The crew was awesome
and very helpful. I would recommend going
with these guys any day! Hope to be back
next year
|PV Sportfishing review 10/05/12
Report by Larry Haynes
We just returned from our annual trip to
Puerto Vallarta, and fished with Capt
Steve and Freddy Rodriguez on the Ana
Maria and Ana Maria II, with outstanding
This year's trip was no different than the
past, when it comes to the phenominal
expertise of the captain and crew of the
Ana Maria, the boat itself, and the brand
new, custom built, Calstar Rods, and
Tiburon SST reels - IT JUST DOESN'T
GET ANY BETTER!!! Capt Steve and
Crew Freddy Rodriguez and Marco put us
on fish, even though the weather
conditions weren't favorable to catching
fish - we caught fish when so many others
came back empty handed.
We caught a number of Yellow Fin Tunas
(YFTs), and a handfull of bull and cow
dorado during our fishing adventure. One
of the YFTs was my wife's personal best of
about 65lbs.
We also had a shot at catching a very
large Black Marlin. It looked to be about
600lbs. Unfortunately, it missed the hook
and wrapped the leader around it's bill.
Guess you can figure out who won that
battle. Though we missed that big fish, I
still felt good because I know how few
boats can raise a fish read more
|PV Sportfishing review 09/23/12
On my last Carnival cruise Sept 23rd
through Sept 30th 2012 with my lovely wife
Karen to the Mexican Riviera, we stopped
in Puerto Vallarta. My wife knows I love
fishing and doesn't at all mind if I take time
from our travels to fish where ever we go in
the world. Weeks before we left, I
contacted Damon through PV Sportfishing
and I was lucky enough to book a fishing
trip with Capt Hector on the Pcositas II. It
was a very comfortable 29 foot super
panga with a live bait tank, canopy, great
gear and a great Capt plus a very excellent
and,friendly deck hand. It started that
morning late as I couldn't get off the cruise
ship until 10:30am. I took a 5 minute taxi to
the PV lighthouse where Capt Hector's
very nice wife Mony escorted me to the
marina read more
|PV Sportfishing review 08/15/12
The captain was on time, boat and
equipment worked well, we took the
family, 4-5 hr trip and even caught
fish, all and all a great day. This was
an easy and fun trip the PV Sport
fishing crew did a great job!
Mike Carpenter
|PV Sportfishing Review
We had another Great trip with captain
Steve and Freddy as alway's on the 35
ft Cabo see more photos
JR Pratty
October 2012
|PV Sportfishing review
November 2012
I went out on the Ana Maria with
captain Steve and Freddy again this
year and I caught a huge Marlin and
Sailfish. Huge success once again
thanks guy's
Ken Setula
November 2012
|PV Sportfishing review
My wife and I recently got the chance
to fish with Cesar Perez on August
21st at La Corbetana. The day started
earlier to expect a later in the day bite.
Sure enough, around noon we started
getting hit trolling live baits and around
12:30 hooked our first tuna. While i
was fighting the first fish we doubled
up and hooked another about ten
minutes in to my fight. We were able
to put four 100 plus pound tuna in the
boat, and got probably a dozen
strikes. Cesar even helped my 105lb
wife reel in a tuna in the 130-150lb
range. My wife usually doesn't enjoy
long days on the water but she has
never had more fun fishing than we
had that day. I have fished with alot of
different charters throughout Mexico,
but i have never had a better
experience than i did with Cesar. He
and his deckhand were constantly
working like crazy to put us on the fish.
He even made fresh Ceviche for us to
eat on the boat, and prepared a ton of
frozen tuna for us to take home.. read
|PV Sportfishing review
January 2013
Chartered the Ana Maria with Freddy
and team. Been with these folks about
6-7times now and excellent results. You
get what you pay for! Have caught all
the big fish, released all but a couple
bills we hurt when hooked. I support
catch and release. captain Freddy
always gets you in the fishing grounds
and works hard to get you fish.....the
rest is up to the fish! Enjoy!
Mickey Foreman
|PV Sportfishing review
December 2012
I decided that I would charter a boat in
order to go fly fishing in Puerto Vallarta. I
emailed various charter outfits and the only
one with experience was PV Sportfishing. I
wanted an experienced skipper and
needed to use his equipment. I spent 4
hours with Caesar fishing about 100 yards
behind the surf line. The boat was a 29 ft.
super panga, which was extremely
comfortable. Caesar put me right on
several schools of toro or bull fish. I landed
about 4 or 5, all in the 10-15 lb. range. With
a 7 weight rod, this was a fabulous
experience. Next trip I'll try for a full day and
seek Marlin, billfish and/or tuna and will
charter a larger boat from PV Sportfishing.
.Alexander Tucson
|Puerto Vallarta fishing review July
I want to thank Cesar and his crew for a
great day of fishing. You were able to make
my daughters first time out charter fish one
that she will remember forever.
Bryan Peirsol
|Puerto Vallarta fishing review June
Bohannan and Lewis family took a little
trip down to PV to do some fishing.
We came up HUGE! Ended up with 2
Dorado, 1 Sailfish and 5 Yellow Fin
Tuna on the boat. Ate some fresh toro
on the boat once filleting on the boat.
There was absolute chaos on the boat,
but we worked well and were able to
land all but one fish. Made a killing out
there, looking forward to doing it
Roger Bohannan
|Puerto Vallarta fishing review
October 2013
Ana Maria scores two big blues
"Both I and my son Benny ( my nephew
Gibran was there cheering us on) hooked
up on two nice blues within 5 minutes of
each other. Thankfully, the older Ben got
the chair and his son fought his stand up.
Freddie the captain was a magician
handling the Ana Maria with two Blues on
simultaneously. He manuvered the boat like
a matador, helping the old man at times
and helping Benny when needed. For the
uninitiated read full fishing review
Benito Hourani,
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Smashing Pumpkins 'Adore' Reissue Will Span Six Discs
Half of which are full of unreleased material form the 1998 release
Given everything he's up to these days — the pro wrestling, the Rumi jams, the Siddhartha epic, his "spiritual memoir," an experimental double album, and two more Smashing Pumpkins albums in the works — it's a wonder Billy Corgan has time to eat or sleep. But fret not, Pumpkins fans, as it seems that Corgan is both eating and sleeping, and still has the time to prep a massive reissue of the band's 1998 album Adore. The new package will feature the oiginal album, a mono mix never before heard on CD, three discs of unreleased material, and a concert DVD. Not too shabby.
"One thing that might excite fans of the album is that we were able to go back and locate elements from the original sessions that were stored digitally, but never used; such as some of the brilliant work done by Bon Harris," Corgan writes on the Pumpkins' website. "In that fresh mixes have been commissioned, shedding new light on not only the songs hidden foundations, but their futuristic nature as well."
Though critically lauded, the album was a commercial flop following Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, and it hurt the band, which was going through personal issues following drummer Jimmy Chamberlin's firing for heroin use. Perhaps the reissue, which is due sometime this summer, will let some fans see it in a whole new light.


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