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Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 16, 2012 | Comments (1)The teaser trailer for Anchorman 2 is in front of The Dictator, which means it should be swimming its way onto the internet any second now. Wait for it. Wait. For it. But while you're waiting, scope out this new poster for the forthcoming film which seems to have taken forever to greenlight and yet no time at all to film. It's nowhere near being done, but doesn't it feel that way? With Will Ferrell announcing the project on Conan, a trailer that's already ready to roll and now one sheet work, it almost seems like we should be seeing Ron Burgundy in theaters next week or something. Nevertheless, by great Odin's raven, here's the poster:
How Hollywood Comedies Make Assholes Redeemable
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on May 15, 2012 | Comments (4)Tomorrow, the Sacha Baron Cohen-starring, Larry Charles-directed The Dictator opens. Unlike the previous two docu-prank collaborations between Charles and Cohen, the humor of the fully staged Dictator doesn't so much rely on the reactions of 'real people' to an idiosyncratic foreigner as it uses its fish-out-of-water arc to chronicle the pseudo-enlightened changes that its eponymous character experiences (this is all based on the film's advertising – I have yet to see it). With its riches-to-rags narrative, The Dictator seems to be the newest iteration of a long tradition in Hollywood comedy: the story of the redeemable asshole. It's rather appropriate that the teaser trailer for Anchorman 2 will be premiering in front of The Dictator. Will Ferrell has made the redeemable asshole into something of an art form in his collaborations with Adam McKay. Ferrell's often narcissistic, privileged, ignorant, and empathy-challenged creations should, by any measure of any other genre (audiences are far less tolerant of asshole protags in, say, dramedys) be reviled by audiences. But we ultimately find something redeemable, even lovable, in Ferrell's jerks, even if this surface-level redemption overshadows the fact that they never quite achieve the level of self-awareness that would actually redeem one from assholedom. These are characters we would likely avoid in nearly any real-life circumstance, but yet we go see movies about them learning life lessons which add up to little more than common knowledge for the rest of us. The redeemable asshole is often a white male who is conniving, manipulative, entitled, […]
Will Smith and Denzel Washington Might Star in an 'Uptown Saturday Night' Remake Directed by…Adam McKay?
In Development By Nathan Adams on April 26, 2012 | Be the First To CommentHot off the announcement that Adam McKay and crew are finally going to make Anchorman 2 comes word that the director has another project in the works, this one a strange choice for a filmmaker mostly known for absurdist comedies starring Will Ferrell. Deadline Coconut Grove is reporting that, after McKay finishes up shooting on the next Anchorman film, he's negotiating to begin work on a remake of the 1974 Sydney Poitier film Uptown Saturday Night. For those of us whose memories don't go all the way back to 1974, Uptown Saturday Night was a comedy that Poitier starred in himself, alongside Bill Cosby, that saw the two of them playing in over-their-head everymen faced with the task of hunting down some shady criminal types. On a whim, the duo go to a seedy nightclub where their wallets are promptly robbed by some thug types. Problem is, one of the wallets contains a winning lottery ticket, so the freaked-out friends have to do whatever it takes to get their property back.
Adam McKay Talks About His Road to 'Anchorman 2' and Reveals Who's Coming Back
In Development By Nathan Adams on April 11, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhen it was finally announced that Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, and company would be coming back and making a sequel to their 2004 modern classic Anchorman, the world rejoiced. But, with as many people as there are who love this movie, and with the way it's continued to remain a relevant part of popular culture, why did it take so long to make a sequel? McKay spills some details on the long road to this highly anticipated sequel in a recent interview with THR. Apparently the delay between Anchorman movies came down to two things: first there was a lack of interest in sequels from the creative end of things, and then there were budget concerns from the accountants. Or, as McKay puts it, "the movie came out and did really good but then got even bigger on DVD and cable. So then, when he (Adam Goodman) was at Paramount, he said to me, 'Would you ever do a sequel?' And at first we were like, 'No, we don't want to do sequels, we have too many ideas. Why do sequels?' And then finally, we kept hearing the question so much from fans, and we're like, 'Shit, man, there's almost something original about doing a sequel,' like, can-we-do-a-sequel suddenly became an interesting challenge to us. We got our heads around on it and said, 'All right, we'll do it,' and Goodman was really excited. But then it went in the numbers machine over there."
Scotchy, Scotch, Scotch! Time for an 'Anchorman' Drinking Game
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on April 3, 2012 | Be the First To CommentLast week, the interwebs exploded with the awesome announcement that Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, Steve Carell and Paramount Pictures have come to an agreement on moving forward with a sequel to the 2004 comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Sweet Lincoln's mullet, this is exciting! Even though the movie's release is at least a year away, you can still pop in your DVD, Blu-ray or HD-DVD (yeah, those are still out there) of Anchorman to refresh yourself in preparation of the sequel. Enjoy some scotchy, scotch, scotch, down into your belly. Or drink from a half-gallon carton of milk on a hot day. Either way, slap on your Sex Panther cologne and take a trip back to the glorious 70s. And don't forget to stay classy, rejects!
Great Odin's Raven! 'Anchorman 2′ Will See Will Ferrell Back In the Mustache Again
Movie News By Scott Beggs on March 28, 2012 | Comments (3)Back in 2010, Paramount punted Anchorman 2 off a bridge, but after Conan O'Brien teased an appearance by Ron Burgundy on his show, it became clear that something big was afoot. Anchorman 2 is happening with Will Ferrell getting back behind the news desk alongside director Adam McKay and co-stars Paul Rudd and Steve Carell. Right now, a ton of people are having to walk off their comedy erections in whatever office they're about to be fired from. Fortunately, I work from home. This is great, great news. Does it seem a bit like going back to the well? Absolutely, but it's a well worth diving back into and one that will represent a real challenge for its cast and crew. Catching scotch-covered lightning in a bottle twice will be tough, but hot damn is it ever a goal worth shooting for.
All Hail Matt Piedmont! 'King Dork'!
In Development By Scott Beggs on March 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentIn Frank Portman's debut novel from 2006, the song-writing, classic Rock-loving high school loser Tom Henderson has a lot of nicknames. King Dork is one of them, but it might be the most important (which is what made it such a great choice for the title). When Tom discovers his dead father's "Catcher in the Rye," it changes everything for the crazier, but it might be the ticket to conspiracies and the holy grail of high school hormones. The book is now being turned into a movie by Gary Sanchez Productions, and the team of Adam McKay and Will Ferrell have hired on director Matt Piedmont to helm the project after teaming with him on the forthcoming Casa de mi Padre. According to Deadline Suburb of Detroit, this was the first project that Gary Sanchez bought when McKay, Ferrell and Chris Henchy founded it. It's a cool project, and it's been written by a strong writer with a music movie background – D.V. DeVincentis (High Fidelity, Grosse Point Blank). If it's anything like High School Fidelity, it'll be an excellent flick.
Sony Drops 'The Boys,' But Adam McKay's PG-13 Adaptation is Still Alive
Movie News By Jack Giroux on February 12, 2012 | Comments (2)Like Garth Ennis's Preacher, it's hard to imagine a series like The Boys having an easy time making it to the big screen. It's dark, unconventional, brutal, and funny in ways most people wouldn't deem "commercial." It's a great series with a lot of potential, potential that director Adam McKay definitely sees. The project had been at Columbia Pictures for sometime, but they just recently dropped it. I reached out to McKay for an update, who responded the project's still very much alive."It's not dead. Two studios very interested. Love Sony but they made a mistake," said McKay. As for whether they'll continue to try to make an R-rated version of The Boys, the answer is no. But that doesn't mean we are going to get a neutered down adaptation of Ennis's world, according to McKay, "It's now PG-13. But I found cool ways to keep it edgy. Nolan does so much with that rating. I want this movie to have the conceptual floor of MIB: the police for the superheroes, with the bad ass action groove of The Matrix or Oldboy." A mixture of Men in Black, The Matrix, and Oldboy is definitely a film I'd want to see, especially coming from McKay. [THR]
Emma Stone Negotiating to Star in Adam McKay and Will Ferrell's New F-Bomb Comedy
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 3, 2011 | Be the First To CommentA couple weeks ago it was reported that Adam McKay and Will Ferrell's production company Gary Sanchez had spent about a million dollars to pick up a spec script called He's F***ing Perfect. Today it was reported by Deadline that actress Emma Stone is negotiating to be in said film, only they're referring to the project as He's Fuckin' Perfect. I'm not sure which is actually the official title of this movie, but it doesn't matter because there's no fuckin' way this thing is getting all the way through development and keeping either. More than likely it will be called something pseudo hip but still generic like He's the Bomb or Friend Request, so there's no point debating that issue. The thing to focus on is that Emma Stone would be perfect for this role. The story is about a girl who uses her advanced social media skills to dig up dirt on all of her friends' loser boyfriends to convince them to dump them. A wrinkle comes when she finds that one of her friends is actually dating the perfect guy, so she uses those same social media skills to figure out what his perfect girl would be, and then become her. Essentially, she's trying to break people up, and then steal her friend's boyfriend. What a bitch. That's not going to be a character that's easy to like, no matter how funny writer Lauryn Kahn's script is.
Will Ferrell and Adam McKay Pick Up Spec Script 'He's F***ing Perfect'
In Development By Nathan Adams on October 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentToday we get one of the rarest bits of news that you may ever come across in this game of being a movie buff – a project has been put in development that isn't a remake of something that already exists, isn't an adaptation of some sort of world famous property, but instead is just a funny script that someone wrote. The idea sounds crazy to me. I don't think it's going to work. Will Ferrell and Adam McKay disagree though, because their production company, Gary Sanchez Productions, along with Fox 2000, have decided to purchase a script by Lauryn Kahn called He's F***ing Perfect for somewhere around a million bucks. Kahn is new at the screenwriting game, but she has worked as McKay's assistant at Gary Sanchez for several years now, so she's not new to the comedy game. Her script tells the story of an unlucky-in-love woman who uses her Google skills to research all of her friends' boyfriends to make them look bad. If that doesn't sound bitter enough, further complication comes as she tricks one of her friends into dumping a good guy, and then uses her experience as a Facebook stalker to turn herself into his perfect woman. What a jerk, but what fertile grounds for comedy. In a post-Bridesmaids world, where women behaving badly on the screen is all the rage, I would have to say that this is a good pick-up for Ferrell and McKay, who are rapidly positioning themselves as our comedy overlords. [THR]
'Due Date' Scribes Have Penned a Script for Will Ferrell, 'Swear to God'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on June 29, 2011 | Be the First To CommentFear not worshippers at the house of Ferrell, the comic force of nature known to mortals as Will Ferrell once again be returning to big screen comedy after his lackluster series of guest stars on the past its prime TV series The Office. This guy is a big dang movie star and movies are where he belongs! This time Ferrell will be playing a hedge fund manager, one of those guys responsible for the recent financial crisis, whose life changes when he sees a vision of God. Whether this vision turns around his sleazy life in the classic Gordon Bombay tradition or just makes him go crazy in the classic Margery Kempe tradition is unclear, but the name of the film is Swear to God.
Interview: John C. Reilly Talks Honesty, Imperfection and 'Terri'
Features By Jack Giroux on June 28, 2011 | Be the First To CommentDon't we all know John C. Reilly by now? Does he still need a long introduction? Reilly seems to pride himself on being one of the "that guys," but in the film community, he couldn't be further from simply being a face you vaguely recall from one of his many films; if you're reading this, you probably know him. So what's the point of listing off Magnolia, Gangs of New York, Boogie Nights, The Good Girl, Casualties of War, The Year of the Dog, Cyrus, Sydney, and Step Brothers? There is no reason, even though I just did. I talked to Reilly about a year ago for Cyrus, and I found him to be both thoughtful and subtlety funny. He'd take time with his responses and put things in a new perspective, like the possible laziness digital cameras provide a crew. And as for the funny part, he'd do little things that some could easily misunderstand as seriousness, like moving blinds to look intensely out a window as if he's stuck in a paranoia thriller or discussing how the hotel smelled like a mixture of puke and cheese (it did…) This time around, he expressed the same thoughtfulness from that interview we did last year. It was a pleasant chat about the honesty he strives for with his characters, bringing yourself to material, and the intense specificity of Roman Polanski.
'Turkey Bowl' Becomes 'Three Mississippi,' Adds Alec Baldwin
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentIn a recent addition of Movie News After Dark the honorable Neil Miller let us all know about a new Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell comedy called Turkey Bowl that suspiciously sounded like an already existing indie film called, well… Turkey Bowl. In an interview with Inside Movies producer Adam McKay dished out some more details about the impending project. Firstly, the film was originally conceived as a vehicle for Wahlberg to reteam with Alec Baldwin and rekindle some of that meathead chemistry that they had going on in The Departed. It wasn't until later that Ferrell heard about the project and it also became a reteaming of he and Wahlberg. Baldwin will play the Kennedy-family-obsessed patriarch of a clan of misfits who organizes a touch football game every Thanksgiving with the snooty family from across the park. His dream is to one day take the rich folk down and recreate his own little version of the Kennedy dynasty. Ferrell is going to be the father of the opposing family, one in which all of the children are going on to do successful things. Wahlberg is playing Baldwin's eldest son, the one who gets tasked with putting back together his family of addicts and cons and finally getting one over on the folk from across the way. It's Baldwin's last wish after he goes down from a heart attack. Oh, and Rob Riggle will play a ringer who has been ejected from the family due to gayness, but who must […]
Interview: Adam McKay Schools Us On Mean-Spiritedness and 'The Other Guys'
Features By Jack Giroux on August 13, 2010 | Comments (5)With The Other Guys, director Adam McKay walked a fine line of not making another cop spoof and has instead turned in a straight-faced comedy. But it's really more of an action movie. It follows the tropes, the story structure and the whole cop movie formula we all know… except it has an oblivious non-hero duo at the center. Mean-spirited is possibly the best way to describe most of McKay's protagonists. They're usually completely oblivious and seem to have no guilt for what they do and say. While McKay slightly disagrees with that stance when it comes to Allen and Terry for The Other Guys, he agrees there are still sprinkles of cruelness to them. McKay and I talked about this at length:
Culture Warrior: 'The Other Guys' Beyond the End Credit Sequence
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on August 10, 2010 | Comments (6)No doubt you've read about it if you haven't seen it. The Other Guys, the latest collaboration between masters of the sophomoric Adam McKay and Will Ferrell, concludes with an animated chart-and-graph sequence over its end credits detailing the inner workings of Ponzi schemes, the exponential disparity between the wages of corporate CEOs and their average worker, and the rather comical eventual release date of currently imprisoned white-collar criminal Bernie Madoff. It seems startling at first, for one of the most hilariously dumb comedies of the summer (I certainly don't mean this as an insult, as true silliness is hard to come by and McKay/Ferrell routinely pull it off masterfully) to conclude with something of a visual lecture. It's confounding for a film that asks the bare minimum of its viewer to conclude with what seems to be a message built from populist outrage, a message for which there seemed, on the surface, little if any buildup toward. The best course of action – for most critics, anyway – has been to read and enjoy The Other Guys wholly separate from its end credits (films, after all, are often misread as ending before their credits; we're conditioned not to any pay attention to them). I find this reading of The Other Guys too selective, and its end credits – as didactic and ill-placed as they may seem at first to be – paint a rather different film in hindsight to the one we think we have been seeing.
'Eastbound and Down' Season 2 May Not Be The Last of Kenny Powers
Television By Jack Giroux on August 7, 2010 | Comments (18)Eastbound and Down is one of the best shows currently on television. Since the show began it's been picking up followers like wild fire, and deservedly so. Kenny Powers (Danny McBride) is a character that's endlessly watchable. He's despicable, but you still sympathize with him. More Kenny Powers is never a bad thing. Season two of the series is set to air this September and for a while now, it's been rumored and expected that this would be the final season. Thankfully, that may not be the case.
It would be easy to say The Other Guys is the funniest 'buddy cop' movie of the past several years. Or that it's the most consistently entertaining action/comedy since Hot Fuzz. Or that it's easily the best Will Ferrell movie since Anchorman. Or that even if Kevin Smith's Cop Out was remade as a comedy the result still wouldn't be anywhere near as as hilarious as The Other Guys. All of that's true, but you won't catch me saying it here because the hyperbole (and cheap digs at Smith) can't hide the fact that the movie also has a glaring problem with plot and an overly long running time. But then again, those problems can't hide the fact that The Other Guys will have you smiling and laughing aloud from beginning to end either. Detectives Danson and Highsmith are heroes in blue. They catch every criminal, they break every rule, and both their co-workers and the public view them as NYPD super-cops. Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are not Detectives Danson and Highsmith.
Sadness: Anchorman 2 Would Have Been a Musical
Movie News By Neil Miller on July 17, 2010 | Comments (2)As if the fact that Anchorman 2 isn't happening wasn't enough, there is new information coming from director Adam McKay today saying that it would have been awesome. As in, full-on musical awesome. "It was a musical," McKay said today at the junket for his latest, The Good Guys. "We were going to do four months on Broadway and then jump right into filming." And amazing idea, killed by the bean-counters at Paramount. No hard feelings, says McKay. I can't say that the fan reaction will be quite some amiable. [CHUD]
Remember how you really wanted to see Ron Burgundy and his wacky team of adventuring newsmen and newswoman again? I've got some bad news for you.
Adam McKay in Line to Play with 'The Boys'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on April 26, 2010 | Comments (7)In an interview today with Nightmare on Elm Street director Samuel Bayer, we chatted about a project of interest — Garth Ennis' The Boys. And from what Bayer tells us, he's interested, but he may not be the guy who ends up with the job.
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(02-29-2012 03:44 PM)travellingmandan Wrote: Greetings. To those I owe trades.... I have not forgotten! I have all your cards out....Will send out when I get my 1st paycheck (week of 7 Mar). My plans kind of veered to the right and a lot of stuff was put off, my apologies. Please send stuff to the address in the system when you receive my cards, as my fam is still there. Again, I am sorry for the inconvenience. V/r, Dan
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- The Fox and Crow Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Fox, Crow.
- Vocal Talent: Frank Graham (The Fox), Paul Frees (The Crow), Harry Lang.
- Directed By Bob Wickersham.
- Produced By Ray Katz.
- Animated By Paul Sommer, Ben Lloyd.
- Written By Ed Seward.
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Former presidential candidate John Edwards' daughter Cate Edwards said her father told her about his affair with Rielle Hunter with her late mother Elizabeth, reeling in the midst… READ ON
Rielle Hunter, the former lover of John Edwards, admits she "behaved badly" in flaunting the details of her affair with the then-married presidential candidate in a 2012 book and she now is seeking to pay penance... by releasing a new book.
It just gets worse for John Edwards, doesn't it? First he got busted cheating on his wife and siring a love child. Then his mistress Rielle Hunter, with whom he made a sex tape, turned out to be cuckoo bananas. And now the family of the woman whose presidential campaign donation he allegedly used to [...]
The woman was Bunny Mellon, who had given $700,000, that was used in part to support Edwards's secret lover (Rielle Hunter). Do you remember what happened at that trial? I didn't.A federal jury acquitted Edwards of one charge, and the judge declared a mistrial on the remaining five charges. Show More Summary
John Edwards was persona non grata at the funeral of Bunny Mellon, who gave $700,000 to his 2008 presidential campaign. Prosecutors charged he used some of the money to support his mistress Rielle Hunter, who was then pregnant with his daughter Frances Quinn. When the former politician and his daughter Cate Edwards, who is also […]
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John Edwards is going back to his roots as a trial lawyer — with daughter Cate working at his side. The former senator and presidential candidate — before his affair with Rielle Hunter and his career imploded — has opened a new law firm Tuesday in Raleigh, N.C., reports the News & Observer. Partners include […]
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Please join the Reliable Source weekly online live discussion today at noon. Rielle Hunter is back, and apologizes for her book…by way of plugging her new book. Hillary Clinton's car got a parking ticket – shouldn't the Secret Service know trying to argue your way out of a ticket just makes things worse? Tina Fey […]
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Rielle Hunter is sorry. Very, very sorry. Extremely, lots of, super sorry. And then some.
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If Warren East linebacker Eli Brown had to make his college choice today, the four-star prospect said "it would be UK" but he doesn't plan to make his final decision until the end of his senior season.
"Right now I am just trying to stay low key and not get that much into recruiting," said Brown. "A lot of coaches are calling, but I am not too big on that."
The 6-2, 192-pound Brown decommitted from Vanderbilt in October after giving the Commodores a verbal pledge in June. He also has scholarship offers from Ohio State and Western Kentucky. He had 50 tackles and 1,186 rushing yards with 15 touchdowns in 2013 for Warren East before tearing his ACL in the final game of the regular season.
"I want to wait to summer and take my visits. I don't want to get behind in school," Brown, who attended UK's junior day earlier this month, said. "I am a pretty decent student, but this year has been kind of rocky. I went through surgery, missed some school and now I want to make sure my grades stay up.
"I have my strength back in my quad now. I got past the painful part of the rehab and in about two months I can start getting my running stuff down. I am moving along pretty fast in my recovery."
Brown admits he "went way too early" when he made his verbal commitment to Vanderbilt and then changed his mind even before coach James Franklin left for Penn State after the season.
"At first all was great and I was excited. I was young (when I committed). It was more pressure by family than anybody. I was not ready. I just decided to lay back and de-committed. Penn State got a great coach, but that's too far from home for me," Brown said. "I have a lot of interest in Kentucky. It is not far from where I live. My whole family is UK fans."
His primary recruiter at Kentucky has been offensive coordinator Neal Brown.
"He is a real cool dude. I have a real good connection with him. He comes down to see me as often as possible," Brown said.
The Warren East star knows his college future is on defense, not offense.
"All the offers I have got are at linebacker," he said. "They all like my versatility and love that I can play both sides of the ball. They do tell me how good I look on offense, but they all say I am great on defense.
"I am not the kind of guy that wants a spot given to me. I like to compete. I have talked to coach Brown and coach (Mark) Stoops a little bit about my size for being a linebacker in the SEC. I am not opposed to redshirting my first year. If they think redshirting is best for me, I am fine with that at any school. I have a dad that sets me straight and tells me stuff to make sure I don't get a big head about anything."


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1 Then Jerubbaal (that is, Gideon) and all the people who were with him rose early and encamped beside the spring of Harod. And the camp of Midian was north of them, by the hill of Moreh, in the valley. | 1 Early in the morning, Jerub-Baal (that is, Gideon) and all his men camped at the spring of Harod. The camp of Midian was north of them in the valley near the hill of Moreh. |
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Marie Severin greatly revised the art throughout this story, per information provided in correspondence with Nick Caputo. Story continues in KA-ZAR (Marvel, 1974 series) #1 (January 1974).
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Items about the new magazine Crazy which goes on sale July 10 and has an ad specially designed by Marv Wolfman in this issue, the Son of Satan premieres this month picking up where Ghost Rider left off in the pages of Marvel Spotlight and guest starring the Ghost Rider (written by Gary Friedrich and drawn by Herb Trimpe), the Recorder crosses over from Thor and into Warlock, Kraven crosses over into Daredevil, Dr. Spectrum crosses over from the Avengers into Iron Man, Spider-Man and Sub-Mariner clash in Marvel Team-Up, an apology for misreporting the cost of The Haunt of Horror as 60 cents instead of 75 cents, the increase of Monster Madness to 75 cents but a bigger bargain with more pages and Tony Isabella working on it and Savage Tales #2 is now on sale with work by Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, John Buscema, Gil Kane, Frank Brunner and Al Williamson.
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I recently submitted my PhD thesis (HURRAH!!!!) so I rewarded myself with a trip to Tessuti Fabrics in Sydney's Surry Hills as one of my rewards. And this time I let myself look at more expensive fabrics than I normally would – including Liberty of London. They had this peacock feather-inspired print in both peacock colours and this blush and blue colour. I decided to get this colour rather than the actual peacock-blue and green fabric, because I think this colour scheme actually works really well – it's soft and muted, elegant rather than overpowering. With the softness of Liberty cotton, I thought it was a great match.
I decided to just make a very simple skirt, so this is just a metre of fabric cut roughly in half, save for about 10cm used for the waistband. It's simply gathered together at the top, hemmed at the bottom, and with a zipper at the side. Again, given the print and the soft weight of the fabric, I thought this style was the perfect match for it. The gathering and the fact that the skirt is a good 2 metres at the hem also makes up for the fabric being so thin. The Only drawback – it crushes so easily and takes quite a while to iron!
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27 And a sufficiency of goats' milk [is] for thy bread, For bread to thy house, and life to thy damsels! | 27 You will have plenty of goats' milk to feed you and your family and to nourish your servant girls. |
Young's Literal Translation is in the public domain. (Young's Literal Translation - The Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Dr. Kristin J. Hampshire graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine in 1997. She works in San Diego, CA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Hampshire is affiliated with Sharp Memorial Hospital. She speaks English, Spanish and Tagalog.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 18 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, Tagalog
Medical School: Ohio State University College of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1997
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A string of suspicious deaths near a small Michigan town ends with a fall that claims the life of Emma Gentry's boyfriend, Daniel. Emma is broken, a hollow shell mechanically moving through her days. She and Daniel had been made for each other, complete only when they were together. Now she restlessly wanders the town in the late Fall gloom, haunting the cemetary and its white-marbled tombs, feeling Daniel everywhere, his spectre in the moonlight and the fog.
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Editore: Strange Chemistry (08 Gennaio 2013)
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Survivors. Champions.
Class 2A No. 2 Clarksville withstood a major challenge from upstart Austin in the Southridge Regional semifinal Saturday afternoon but outlasted the Eagles in overtime, 49-45. In the nightcap, the Generals went to overtime once again, turning back a challenge from Linton-Stockton, defeating the Miners 42-36 to advance to the semistate for the first time in school history.
It certainly wasn't easy, but as it has throughout the season, Clarksville proved up to the challenge.
"These kids were dead tired. Their legs were gone, but what you have to do at this time of the season is find a way to win," Clarksville coach Jason Connell said. "There are things we have to try and fix going into next week, but we're going to enjoy this one. That's for sure."
Clarksville senior Calvin McEwen was named tournament Most Valuable Player after scoring 16 points against Linton and 17 in Clarksville's win over Austin.
"I can't even begin to describe this feeling," McEwen said. "This is honestly the greatest feeling I've ever felt in my life. We really battled back, and it showed our toughness in the end of the fourth quarter and going into that overtime period. I love my guys and I love my coaches. It was just a great effort, and it feels great to be regional champs."
The 2A "chalk" showdown next weekend many predicted would happen will take place, as the Generals will face No. 1 Park Tudor next Saturday at a site to be determined.
In claiming the regional championship, Clarksville exacted some revenge over the Miners (20-7), who elminated them in the 2A Southridge Regional semifinal last season.
The contest was tight throughout. The Generals (22-2) held a five-point advantage on two different occasions during the first half, leading 13-8 with 12 seconds left in the first quarter after Andrew Jones fed reserve center Wyatt Kissell for a layin. Marquise Parrish scored inside off a another feed from Jones early in the second quarter that gave the Generals a 15-10 lead.
It was 17-13 Clarksville when Linton's Bryant Jackson hit the second of his first-half 3-point attempts to narrow the margin to 17-16. Miners sophomore guard Joe Dieball scored on a short jumper next for the Miners to give his squad a 18-17 advantage.
After a missed shot with less than three minutes left in the first half, Clarksville senior guard Andrew Jones left the court and headed to the locker room to treat an hip injury he sustained in during the Generals' sectional championship win over Providence last week.
Linton headed into the half with a 20-19 lead.
The pace of the game slowed throughout the second half. After shooting 1 of 9 from the field during the third quarter, the Generals trailed Linton 26-23 heading into the fourth quarter.
With 4.4 seconds left, Linton guard Ryan Woodward sank two free throws to give his squad a 29-27 lead.
Off a Clarksville timeout, McEwen found Marquise Parrish beneath the Generals' basket for a layup at the buzzer that tied the game and sent it into overtime.
"We tried to get the ball to Calvin, then we tried to get it to Andrew ... but I was wide open, and Calvin made a play and gave it to me, " Parrish said.
In the overtime period, D.J. Coleman hit a short jumper to open the scoring for Clarksville, giving the Generals their first lead since 5:52 remaining in regulation.
Linton center Zachary Riddell scored inside next for the Miners to tie the ballgame with 2:25 remaining, but back-to-back baskets from McEwen and Ahem Yennes gave Clarksville the lead for good at 35-31 with just over a minute remaining.
Seniors Jones, McEwen and Coleman sank 5 of 6 free throws inside the final 25 seconds to secure the win.
"That's amazing," Coleman said. "We've worked hard. All of us have sacrificed for each other, for the school, for the community. You know, it's great. I love Clarksville with all my heart, so it's great to bring it to them. We're regional champs, Baby!"
Clarksville (22-2) held the lead for much of the afternoon contest against Austin, who it had defeated 51-42 on Jan. 18.
The Generals were the beneficiary of seven first-quarter turnovers by the Eagles and took a 16-7 lead with 21.8 seconds left in the first frame after center Wyatt Kissel scored inside off a feed from McEwen.
Austin guard Devin Richey — a former Henryville Hornet — nailed a 3-pointer with 7.1 seconds left in the first quarter to narrow the margin to 16-10 headed into the second quarter.
Richey's backcourt mate Brian Mayfield sank a 3-pointer from the top of the key to cut the deficit to 22-20 with 3:46 remaining in the first half. After Dakota Staschke followed up an Austin miss by laying the offensive rebound in off the glass, it was 25-22 Clarksville with 2:27 remaining prior to intermission.
Clarksville's stars gave the No. 2 Generals some breathing room headed into the half. McEwen, who nailed three 3-pointers in the first half, sank one from 25 feet away off the left wing with 1:22 remaining. After Clarksville gained the possession off a missed Austin shot, Clarksville held the ball for the last shot of the half.
After rotating the ball around the court for about a minute, McEwen found Jones at the top of the key for a 3-point attempt from about 27 feet away from the basket which found nothing but net with less than four seconds remaining.
The shot gave Clarksville a 31-22 lead headed into the break.
Jones, who came into the contest averaging 20 points per game, only scored five points, but the shot was a momentum-builder.
"Those were big shots, especially the second one," Connell said. "That gave us some confidence going into the second half, but that didn't last long, especially in the fourth quarter."
Clarksville led 39-31 after three quarters, but some uncharacteristic miscues to start the fourth quarter allowed the Eagles to creep back into the contest. Following a turnover, Hunter Spencer's field goal off a behind-the-back pass from Duncan Wooten gave Austin a 41-39 lead with about three minutes left in regulation.
Clarksville committed seven turnovers in the first five minutes of the fourth quarter, something that perplexed Connell following the contest.
"These guys are seniors [and] they've got to do a better job," Connell said. "I don't know if it was their pressure at all — we just started throwing the ball away."
McEwen, who led Clarksville with 17 points, hit two free throws with 1:32 remaining to tie the ballgame at 43 With 16.5 seconds left. Richey had the chance to give Austin the lead but missed the front end of a 1-and-1, and Parrish grabbed the rebound for the Generals. On Clarksville's final possession in regulation, McEwen's 3-point attempt from straight away missed, and the game headed into overtime.
A Coleman 3-pointer opened the scoring for Clarksville in the extra period and gave the Generals a 46-43 lead with three minutes remaining in overtime. After Wooten missed a 3-pointer that would have given Austin the lead, Yennes grabbed the rebound, was fouled, and sank two clutch free throws with 2.5 seconds left to allow the Generals to advance.
"It was a win," Connell said. "At this point, all these teams are good. So we're going to play another game, and that's what you want at this point."
Clarksville 13 6 4 6 13—42
Linton-Stockton 10 10 6 3 7—36
Clarksville (23-2): Andrew Jones 10, Calvin McEwen 16, D.J. Coleman 7, Marquise Parrish 4, Wyatt Kissel 2, Ahem Yennes 2, Evan Guenthner 0, Nick Jones 2.
Linton-Stockton (20-7): Bryant Jackson 10, Joseph Dieball 2, Ryan Woodward 9, Joshua Dieball 6, Zachary Riddell 9, Beau Eaton 0.
Rebounds: Clarksville 22 (McEwen 7); Linton-Stockton 21 (Josh Dieball 5).
3-point goals: Clarksville 3 (McEwen 2, Coleman); Linton-Stockton 5 (Jackson 3, Woodward, Riddell).
Free throws: Clarksville 9-10, Linton-Stockton 7-12.
Turnovers: Clarksville 10, Linton-Stockton 11.
Linton-Stockton 19 21 16 19—75
Perry Central 17 11 20 17—65
Linton-Stockton (20-6): Jackson 23, Joseph Dieball 9, Woodward 13, Joshua Dieball 4, Riddell 8, Eaton 18.
Perry Central (18-6): Trent Schaner 17, Andrew Huber 20, Nathan Schwartz 2, Dacota Schaad 1, Austin LeClere 11, Dillon Hubert 14.
Clarksville 16 15 8 4 6—49
Austin 10 12 9 12 2—45
Clarksville (22-2): A. Jones 5, McEwen 17, Coleman 8, Parrish 6, Kissel 2, Yennes 6, Guenthner 5, N. Jones 0,
Austin (13-12): Chris Mayfield 6, Markus Fleenor 3, Devin Richey 15, Hunter Spencer 10, Duncan Wooten 8, Josh Turner 0, Dakota Staschke 0, Josh Vires 3.
Rebounds: Clarksville 18 (Coleman 5, Parrish 5); Austin 23 (Spencer 7).
3-point goals: Clarksville 7 (McEwen 4, Yennes 2, Coleman); Austin 5 (Mayfield 2, Richey, Fleenor, Vires).
Free throws: Clarksville 6-8, Austin 2-5.
Turnovers: Clarksville 18, Austin 18.


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Bosnia Agile Day 2014
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After a successful Bosnia Agile KickOff and number of other successful events, Bosnia Agile is thrilled to announce Bosnia Agile Day 2014. This is the first annual Agile conference organized by Bosnia Agile, an innovative association promoting Agile Methodologies in Software Development and Management Practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia Agile Day 2014 is a one-day event that brings world-wide Agile Evangelists, leading Agile experts, practitioners and innovators together on October 27th in Sarajevo, to share their experiences, expertise, enthusiasm and knowledge.
By exploring numerous talks and interactive workshops, organized in several parallel tracks, the conference attendees are expected to widen the range of their actionable knowledge about Agile approaches and techniques used for product and team management and gain experience about their practical application. The attendees will have opportunity to discuss the latest Agile improvements with the speakers. Also, you have an opportunity to meet representatives of leading IT companies in B&H.
Keynote lecture will be held by Scott Ambler Senior Consulting Partner of Scott Ambler + Associates,, and founder of Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD), an agile decision process framework. Beside Scott, you'll have opportunity to listen Mike Leber, Accredited Kanban Trainer (AKT) of LeanKanban University, a Scrum trainer and licensed Management 3.0 facilitator, Rainer Grau, speaker at conferences, 2nd Chairman of the International Requirements Engineering Board IREB, board member of the International Software Product Management Association, Hendrik Esser, Jaana Nyfjord, Erik Schumann, Ivan Pavlović. Well also have lecturers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia agile members and representatives of our partners Fariz Saračević, Nermina Durmić, Damir Ibrišimović, Igor Parać, Denis Rudonja, Nermin Redžo and Peter Sandholdt.
The event is endorsed by world organizations in the agile field: ScrumAlliance, Scrum.org and Agile Alliance.
Get ready for a dynamic, stimulating day of learning, networking and collaborating with Agile experts, colleagues and peers.
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9 Though I sowed them among the peoples, they will remember me in the distant places where they are living with their children until they return. | 9 Though I scatter them among the peoples, yet in distant lands they will remember me. They and their children will survive, and they will return. |
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Cell Phone TV Is Coming
Europeans are a step closer to having television on their mobile phones: Two groups of companies said they would push forward with consumer trials and establish a standard for the technology.
British wireless carrier O2 and TV broadcast technology company NTL (
An alliance of major mobile phone makers, including Nokia, NEC (
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Pirates beware: NDS, STMicroelectronics and Thomson said they will develop new encryption technology to foil video piracy, a $3.5 billion problem for broadcasters and movie studios.
The anti-piracy technology developed by NDS (
A rise in piracy has accompanied the explosion of digital video players. Crafty programmers have discovered ways to crack into DVD players, for example, to make copies of Hollywood movies quickly and cheaply.
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Closing in: A federal judge's favorable antitrust ruling has pushed Oracle a giant step closer to completing its tenacious pursuit of rival business software maker PeopleSoft, but the $7.7 billion takeover attempt is far from over.
After evading Oracle (
In a 164-page decision, the judge cast aside an antitrust lawsuit that has provided PeopleSoft with one of its most effective takeover defenses the past seven months.
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Mobile Microsoft: Microsoft wants to get its audio and video software into mobile phones before it is beaten to the 650-million-handsets-a-year market by rivals like Apple.
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With Microsoft's media technology built into cell phones, consumers could buy music at internet stores that use Microsoft's Windows Media format to encrypt and protect tracks.
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The Luminous Field art installation has successfully turned the Chicago-based Cloud Gate public sculpture (also known as The Bean) into a giant disco ball. British sculptor Anish Kapoor's creation offers the perfect surface for this illuminating installation. The metal material reflects Luminous Field's psychedelic video of shifting geometric shapes and colors stunningly.
Created by artists Sean Gallero and Petra Bachmaier of Luftwerk, Luminous Field is comprised of ten mounted projectors. When combined with The Bean, the projectors form a "'playground' for people to follow and engage with light," according to the designers. Bachmaier elaborates, "We like the combination of image and surface, and the surface can be a structure, an architectural space, or a material. What happens between those two is what really interests us."


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Tag Archive: Federal Communications Commission
FCC Commissioner Baker to Discuss Broadband Use in Education During Forum at The University of Texas at Austin
Commissioner Meredith Attwell Baker of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will speak during a forum and press conference at The University of Texas at Austin Monday, Sept. 21, on the importance of broadband Internet technology for distance learning to prepare high school students for higher education.
FCC Chairman to Speak Nov. 7
Event: Kevin J. Martin, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), will receive the College of Communication's 2008-09 William Randolph Hearst Fellow Award and will deliver the lecture "Change, Challenge and Opportunity in Today's Telecommunications Marketplace." This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to Wade Lee. When: 4:30 p.m., Nov. 7… » Continue Reading


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Georgetown is a populated place located in Northumberland County at latitude 37.832 and longitude -76.446.
The elevation is 108 feet. Georgetown appears on the Lancaster U.S. Geological Survey Map. Northumberland County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
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Wednesday, May 5 2010
2010 Summer Movie Preview - August
We round out our summer preview with the August releases, a rather dim bunch unfortunately. Will Edgar Wright save us from summer movie hell with the new Michael Cera vehicle?
Monday, January 12 2009
Celulloid Culpability - Top 10 Film Guilty Pleasures of 2008
Like comedy or music, one's choice in cinematic pleasure can be very personal - and very peculiar. Take this tantalizing list of shameful indulgences. You can argue over their artistic value, but their individuals rewards definitely speak to those who champion them.
Tuesday, April 29 2008
The Return of the Popcorn Circus: July 2008
And it just doesn't stop. If part two in this three-ring play was packed with well hyped product, July just keeps the receipt treats coming.
Tuesday, April 1 2014
Ron Burgundy and the Sorry State of Journalism
I didn't expect Anchorman 2 to be something the first Anchorman was not at all: a relevant, and dare I even say intelligent, satire on the state of news reporting in the US.
Wednesday, December 11 2013
You Stay Classy, People, With the Ultimate 'Anchorman' Blu-ray Set
This "Rich Mahogany Edition" of Anchorman features lots of bonus stuff, including an extended cut and the supplemental film, Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie.
Sunday, January 9 2011
'The Other Guys': Subversive Masters of the Studio Comedy
A conventional genre framework allows Adam McKay to latch on to a more directly satirical idea; in this case, the way big-stakes financial crime gets ignored in favor of action with a high body count.
Thursday, August 5 2010
'The Other Guys' Is a Movie-cop Parody and Buddy Comedy
Adam McKay's The Other Guys is a classic case of a summer film wanting to have its cake and gobble it down at the same time.
Sunday, December 7 2008
Step Brothers
They're hostile, irritable, and unemployable; it's hilarious but also unsettling.
Wednesday, December 18 2013
In 'Anchorman 2,' the Legend, and Laughter, Continues
As a gonzo, go for broke piece of performance art, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is a solid stitch and a half.
Friday, August 6 2010
Inconsistency Stifles 'The Other Guys' Cleverness
When it works, it's rip-roaringly hilarious. When it doesn't it's deader than the cinematic category it's parodying.
Monday, April 12 2010
The Other Guys aka Adam McKay Does the Cop Comedy Thing (trailer)
The Other Guys is a cop comedy with a lot of creative talent behind it. So why is the trailer so mediocre?
Thursday, July 24 2008
These 'Brothers' Offer Offensive Delights
Embarrassing as it may seem, we've all been there - laughing when the fat man splits his pants, fighting off hysterics after an old lady


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Blizzard conditions are now impacting our region and a Connecticut statewide travel ban is in effect. The University will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 27. Day and evening classes are canceled. An updated advisory on the status of classes and operations for Wednesday will be posted Tuesday evening. During the time that the University is closed, the Commons, Subway, and Village Market will maintain regular hours for residential dining services and the Sports Center will be open for use by residential students only. Gengras Student Union and University Libraries are closed. snow closing guide
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Clamping a Newly Inserted Foley
0Aug 23, '06 by neetnik461[FONT=Arial Narrow]Has anyone out there ever been told/taught that after inserting a foley, if the patient output exceeds 350 ml in a short period of time (say 10 minutes) then the catheter should be clamped for 10 minutes and reopened as not to cause the bladder to prolapse or injury to the bladder to occur because of the negative pressure created by emptying a full bladder too quickly?
[FONT=Arial Narrow]I was talking to an experienced RN yesterday who explained this to me . . .but I had never been taught or told this before. I'm still a novice nurse (10 months ICU experience) and have inserted my share of foleys that have drained a full bladder quickly. I've also assisted other (more experienced) nurses in foley insertion and have never seen anyone clamp the catheter when a full bladder in emptying quickly.
[FONT=Arial Narrow]Has anyone ever experienced a pt. bladder injury or prolapse because of too quick emptying as a result of a newly placed foley?
[FONT=Arial Narrow]Maybe I missed something in nursing school about this one!! :stone -
0Aug 23, '06 by catladyI was always taught that, as well; however, there is evidence to suggest that the Foley should be allowed to drain, regardless of volume.
Here are a few examples you might want to review:
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0Aug 23, '06 by Silverdragon102, RN Adminhere in the UK many years ago I was taught this but then we changed to place the urine bag in the bed level with the patient if we was worried that too much urine was draining.
0Aug 23, '06 by sweetcheekersWe were taught that the "old school" of thought was to clamp at 1000ml of output, but no one could justify why so it was not considered to be knowledge based practice so we did not abide by it. I don't see the issue with it. If a person were to sit and void, their bladder would empty itself of whatever volume is present without any harm.
0Aug 23, '06 by SouthernLPN2RNI feel that the bladder should be drained. Stagnant urine breeds bacteria so I think it's best to empty it while you can. Other than possibly causing a bladder spasm, I haven't seen a pt have a problem with draining >1000. I myself had 1700 out after I had a hysterectomy and subsequent lazy bladder, lol!
1Aug 23, '06 by TiffyRN, BSN, RNI was taught the same thing about clamping at 800-1000ml. I thought it was hogwash. I have however seen two patients in my career (not a lot I know) that had the issues we were warned about. What I was warned about was that it could cause hypotension. The theory being the sudden release of pressure from the pelvic wall will allow blood to rush to fill that area and cause hypotension/dizziness.
I did see this with two patients as I mentioned. Both were patients that required intermittent caths every 6-8 hrs for neurogenic bladders. If you allowed more than about 700-800 to drain at once they would be cause faint and hypotensive. Why doesn't it happen when people void on their own? Well, in my experience MOST (not all) of the time people don't void that much at once. Also, with as many people as I've cath'd that had large volumes initially, I've only seen these two patients that had issues so it's obviously not that common.xjessx likes this. -
1Aug 24, '06 by GatorRNI was taught to clamp off after 1000ml drained when first placing a foley. The rationale was that by draining too quickly the bladder decompresses to fast and can cause spasms and hypotension. I have seen both in different pts, so I always clamp now at 1000, give it some time then unclamp, and reclamp if necessary.xjessx likes this.


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I agree with all the above accounts of "indifference" of service, mostly with the waiters/waitresses. It became a funny little joke with my crew about what they would say to us next. I remember a little restaurant in Roadtown (next to the Bat Cave... I can''t remember the name) where the waitress asked me if I wanted cheese on my "turkey & cheese sandwhich" as advertised on the menu. I said, sure, and she rolled her eyes and said "Irie.. but it''ll cost you extra!" and walked away, to which myself and the rest of us just broke down and laughed. It got to the point where it didn''t matter anymore.. it was just plain funny.
Don''t say that all the locals are rude, though, because we were treated so well from a number of people, because we treated them with respect back. There''s a guy named James on Cooper Island who we met and had the greatest time with. We brought him a couple of cold Red Stripes and hung out all day, he let us use his kayaks, invited us to hang out on the other side of the island where they owned property, and just had a good time with us. We saw him again on the last night (at the Bat Cave) and drank beers with him and his cousin all night, and they paid for most of them! Great people!
I know that nobody wants to appear as a "tourist" but you can''t help but look that way when you charter a sailboat in the BVI''s. But, I witnessed a few different occasions where the tourists just plain didn''t give the island a chance. They came into restaurants with superior attitudes and were surprised to get bad service.
Be ready to wait a half hour for a check, and maybe have to pay for a drink of water, and all that... but who cares? when you''re in paradise, it doesn''t matter. For a short time, you can escape from all the ******** that is America.
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1 And there was a certain one ailing, Lazarus, from Bethany, of the village of Mary and Martha her sister -- | 1 Now a man named Lazarus was sick. He was from Bethany, the village of Mary and her sister Martha. |
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