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BedVoyage Bamboo-Derived Rayon Bed Sheets are made from 100% bamboo viscose, subtly cool and extremely breathable, with a feel softer to the touch than a 1,000 thread-count Pima cotton. The linens will not pill nor fade. Bamboo-derived rayon is an easy care and durable fiber, and those with sensitive skin will benefit from the round bamboo fibers which are extremely smooth against the skin. The utmost in eco-luxury!
- 300 thread count bamboo-derived rayon, which is equivalent to 1,000 thread count pima cotton
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By Lizbeth D. from Tamaqua, PA on Feb 22, 2011
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This is a wonderful product. It feels great to the body, cool and soft, and it always looks kind of ironed even when you just got out of bed. Still it has the natural feeling like cotton. Great Purchase. I started with the comforter cover first and loved it and now love the sheet set.
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I bought my first set at costco and yes this is an investment but OH MY what an investment they make you feel all soft and snuggley. Im soo happy I was able to find the sheets since ive been waiting for months for costco to get them back to no avail- it was a traveling show and it turns out the pricing i got here was about the same. My ONLY complaint is i would love more color options like a butter yellow.
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quote:You know I see a lot of people here scoffing at your statement but I haven't seen a single one offer anything to rebut your statement.
quote:I'm not saying anyone here can't support their arguments but it seems a little cheap of them not to provide sourcing for their complaints
quote:Can you please explain to me how weak demand and people not spending money benefits business? That was the premise of his argument, which you duly destroyed with your quoted article. Weak demand can be caused by many factors, but at no point does people hoarding their cash help business prosper.
quote:But I enjoyed the little temper tantrum it caused here.
quote:some corporations might find themselves worse off if they saw no tax increases
quote:I don't doubt it.
quote:It's an amazing thought process.
quote:some big corps are having demand problems right now, many of them might actually benefit from less cash on hand if their buyers had more
quote:They still might have cash on hand, they still might be operating in the black, but there are ways to do that without driving greater YtY revenue increases, namely laying off employees
quote:is it so unthinkable to imagine that some corporations might find themselves worse off if they saw no tax increases, but their clients got hit with one and the demand for their products fell even further as a result?
quote:He definitely needs to accompany this with major entitlement reform and tax code reform. This should be about everybody doing their part, from top to bottom, to do something about the deficit.
quote:Sorry for the bump
quote:Is a company really growing when they are downsizing? Sure becoming more efficient can help a business but why would you assume businesses have to have less cash to initiate become more efficient? For your argument to work, we must assume corporations have lots of employees whose jobs really arent necessary.
quote:Of course businesses would be worse off if their buyers got hit with taxes. You cant really say though that it is better for the corporation to get hit with the taxes. To regain the lost revenue they might have to raise prices, lower salaries, and layoff employees. Doesn't sound like a good business plan, does it?
quote:"if someone is going to pay the debt, i wonder if there are any corporations who would be better off with slightly higher taxes if it meant their customer base avoiding a tax hike that would potentially depress consumer demand even further, which would then continue the cycle of weak growth, more cost cutting and more lay-offs."
quote:obama proposing 1.6T in new revenue
quote:Lots of companies got too fat and after the recession got a lot more efficient in order to continue being competitive and profitable.

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Monday, October 15, 2012
Here is a look back at the North Norfolk News' coverage of the 1987 storm from 23 October 1987
Hundreds of families in weather-beaten North Norfolk spent almost a week without electricity after Friday's gales.
Eastern Electricity engineers worked round the clock to restore supplies, but many homes in isolated villages were still without power.
Power workers from Scotland, Anglesey and the Midlands were drafted in to help Norfolk's own teams cope with the emergency and all high voltage distribution cables were restored by the beginning of the week.
But Eastern Electricity said that there were still homes without power in more than 20 North Norfolk villages.
Said distribution engineer Mr Len Bacon: "We've never been as badly affected as this. We're hoping to get the bulk of the work done so everybody should be back on by the weekend."
Mr Bacon said engineers were still working in Happisburgh, Ingham, Lessingham, East Ruston, Sidestrand, Overstrand, Ridlington, Southrepps, Gimingham, Bradfield, Hickling, Horsey, Walcot, Waxham, Hoveton, Ludham, Trunch, Banningham, Colby, Alby, Roughton, Sloley, Worstead, Wroxham, Belaugh, Dilham and Honing.
Coastal resorts were worst hit by Friday's gales, as residents and caravan owners awoke to discover their homes severely battered.
At least a dozen caravans and mobile homes one cliff top sites were wrecked by the gales, while scores of houses lost roof tiles, television aerials and fences.
A mobile home at Seaview Caravan Park, East Runton, was swept over the cliff edge and totally demolished as it plunged into the beach.
But none of the caravans were occupied as the gales took their toll, and no injuries were reported.
A team of Young National Trust volunteers from across Britain is due to arrive in North Norfolk today to help clear debris and storm damage at Felbrigg, Blickling, Sheringham Park and Bullfer Grove, near Holt.
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Recognize a prepositional phrase when you see one. At the minimum, a prepositional phrase will begin with a preposition and end with a noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause, the "object" of the preposition. The object of the preposition will often have one or more modifiers to describe it. These are the patterns for a prepositional phrase: preposition + noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause preposition + modifier(s) + noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause. Introduction to English Phrases and Clauses. Introduction to Phrases Phrases are considered as the second level of classification as they tend to be larger than individual words, but are smaller than sentences.
We refer to the central element in a phrase as the head of the phrase. If the head is a noun then the phrase is called a noun phrase. There are nine generally accepted classifications for phrases. The Structure of a Sentence. Remember that every clause is, in a sense, a miniature sentence.
A simple sentences contains only a single clause, while a compound sentence, a complex sentence, or a compound-complex sentence contains at least two clauses. The Simple Sentence The most basic type of sentence is the simple sentence, which contains only one clause. English grammar - clauses in sentences. - Waylink English. Look at the sentences below.
When I heard the disturbance, I dropped the files that I had been examining, then ran out into the corridor. I let the door slip from my fingers and it closed behind me. In the first sentence it appears that there are as many as four separate segments which look like partial sentences connected to each other in different ways: When I heard the disturbance, I dropped the files that I had been examining, then ran out into the corridor. In the second sentence there are two segments:


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The listings include companies that operate airport-to-airport connecting runs, local expedited cargo pick-up and delivery, road feeder service, same-day dedicated runs and time-definite delivery. They are listed both alphabetically and by state , and include contact information and, where available, services offered. The two lists are followed by a business guide in classified ad format.
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The BlackBerry in a World without Windows
What's black, red, gold or silver all over? It's a music and video player, e-mail client, personal organizer, Web browser and high-speed modem. Oh, and it's a telephone.
Yes, you guessed it, it's the RIM BlackBerry Curve. Like a lot of LJ readers, I'm addicted to gadgets. At one point, I carried a cellular phone, an MP3 player and a PDA everywhere. That's a lot of devices to stick in your pocket though, and a year or so ago, I decided it was time to consolidate. After a lot of research, I settled on the BlackBerry Curve. It has almost everything I need in a very small, attractive package. The few things not included with the phone, like an SSH client, are available from third parties. As a longtime Linux user, I would have liked a Linux-based alternative (I once owned a Sharp Zaurus), but I couldn't locate any current Linux phones that had all the features I wanted and was easily available in the US.
Despite my willingness to use a non-Linux phone, I am not willing to give up my Linux-based computers. Research In Motion supports only Windows, so using the phone with my computers required some research and tinkering.
This article covers the following:
Charging your phone over USB.
Backing up the phone's applications and data to a Linux computer and restoring if necessary.
Transcoding video and audio files to use on the Curve.
Syncing a BlackBerry with Evolution.
The test system for this article is my HP Pavilion DV6458 laptop running Debian GNU/Linux's Lenny distribution. By the time this article is published, Lenny either will be the stable release of Debian, or it will be just short of that status. My phone is the BlackBerry Curve 8320, running on the T-Mobile network.
For it to be useful as anything but a pure telephone, you must install a microSD Flash memory card in your Curve. I use a 6GB card, which can hold 20 albums of music plus 20 podcasts at a time and still leave a couple gigs for photos and video. Installing your microSD card will expose you to one of RIM's puzzling decisions: the SD card is under the battery. Yes, that's right. You have to power-cycle the phone to change cards. As booting after a power cycle is notoriously slow for BlackBerries, this is a major annoyance. Because of this, I strongly recommend getting the highest-capacity card or cards you can afford to minimize the need to swap.
Another thing that puzzles and irritates Research In Motion's customers: RIM includes Bluetooth in its phones, but it's crippled. If you'd like to transfer data to and from your BlackBerry Curve, you must use a USB cable. The upside is, it's incredibly simple. Just plug a standard USB cable in to the phone and computer, and your system should detect the phone automatically. If you are using a disk manager, such as gnome-volume-manager, the microSD card in the BlackBerry should appear automatically as a removable disk drive. Transferring anything to or from the card is as simple as a cp command or dragging and dropping in any file manager.
First, you obviously can back up and restore the contents of the microSD card like any other mounted drive. However, the phone's own databases are not part of the filesystem, so special software is required. Luckily for me, there's a package already designed for this purpose, Barry, a project hosted and supported by NetDirect, a Canadian computer consultancy specializing in open-source solutions (www.netdirect.ca/software/packages/barry). Barry currently is alpha software, but it's quite usable. Unfortunately, it is not officially packaged for Debian. There are unofficial packages at that site for Debian Stable (Etch), but they are for the i386 architecture only, and they were problematic to install on my AMD64 system, so I was forced to compile my own. (In testing on my tower system, which runs the i386 distribution of Debian Lenny, the pre-created packages worked perfectly.) There is a special set of downloads and instructions on how to create Debian packages available at the Barry site, but unfortunately, they did not work on my system. (This may have been fixed by the time you read this.) However, the traditional make ; sudo make install combination worked perfectly. You can use stow to manage unpackaged applications.
Doing make install puts the libbarry* libraries into /usr/local/bin, but the actual executables expect them to be in /lib/tls. Rather than try to reconfigure the program, I simply copied the libraries to that location.
RPMs and instructions for creating RPMs are supplied for distributions that use that packaging system.
After installing Barry, you immediately can back up the BlackBerry databases, including contacts, appointments, settings, memos and so on. First, run the bcharge program. bcharge does two things:
You may have noticed that when you plug your BlackBerry in to a PC running Linux, you are warned that the "charging current is not sufficient". bcharge increases charging current to 500mA and eliminates this message, plus it allows your phone to charge much faster.
It takes control of the device away from the usb_storage kernel module, so that access to the database and other functions is available. Despite this, the microSD card still can be mounted and files copied back and forth.
Note: bcharge is not compatible with the kernel module berry_charge. If lsmod reveals that berry_charge is present, use sudo modprobe -r berry_charge to remove it before running bcharge. If you plan to use bcharge routinely, blacklist berry_charge (sudo echo "blacklist berry_charge" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist).
Apparently, bcharge works differently on different computers, depending on the exact device configuration and system. Try running sudo bcharge -o first. If this fails, try sudo bcharge (no flag). If even that fails, try sudo bcharge ; sudo bcharge -o. You can check whether the device has been detected using sudo btool -l. On my computer, when the device is detected I see this output:
Blackberry devices found: Device ID: 0xFFFFFF. PIN: FFFFFFF, Description: RIM 8300 Series Colour GPRS Handheld
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I use 9.04 ubuntu and BB 8900 curve. Even after installing all, when I do barrybackup the window comes, no pin is shown and my bb shows "connecting to desktop" but after some time the window in my laptop greys out and errors. But btool finds my pin number alright. Due to this, I could not sync with evolutions as the BB plugin not works. Please help me
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What technology should I bring to campus and what do I leave at home?
What to bring?
- Computer - Laptop or Desktop. PC or Mac. Computers and printing are available for students in the Student Computing Lab in the Mason Library.
- Anti-Virus software for your computer. Install it before you arrive.
KSC wireless is everywhere! Connect anytime - anywhere on the secure wireless network at Keene State College. We are a completely wireless campus.
- TV - To be sure you can receive all the channels we provide, your TV must have a QAM tuner. The newer the TV, the better. Newer TV's may already come with a QAM tuner, but you should ask your sales person or research it before you buy.
- TV coaxial cable.
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- Personal wireless routers or access points. These devices create interference with the KSC secure network, reducing network performance and impacting surrounding students.
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- Date:14 Feb 2012
- Kick-off:19:45
- Venue:Sixfields Stadium
- Attendance:4,072
- Guttridge (80)
Live Commentary
- 96:51 +6.51
Jason Euell is ruled offside. Freddy Hall takes the indirect free kick.
- 94:34 +4.34
Freddy Hall is brought on as a substitute for Chris Weale.
- 92:43 +2.43
Shot from a long way out by Sammy Moore goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 87:37
(Northampton) makes a substitution, with Byron Webster coming on for Jake Robinson.
- 86:22
Corner from right by-line taken by Jason Euell.
- 83:29
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Sammy Moore by Brett Williams. Brett Williams booked for unsporting behaviour. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Rashid Yussuff from right wing, Clarke Carlisle makes a clearance.
- 82:33
Inswinging corner taken by Ben Harding, Seb Brown makes a save.
- 81:47
Free kick awarded for a foul by Gavin Hoyte on Toni Brito Silva. Ben Harding delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from right channel, clearance made by Jason Euell.
- 81:11
Samuel Hatton is brought on as a substitute for Gareth Gwillim.
- 80:18
Luke Guttridge scores a headed goal from deep inside the penalty box. Northampton 1-0 AFC Wimbledon.The assist for the goal came from Toni Brito Silva.
- 79:36
Shot by Toni Brito Silva. Save made by Seb Brown.
- 73:26
The offside flag is raised against Jack Midson. Toni Brito Silva is brought on as a substitute for Adebayo Akinfenwa. Chris Weale restarts play with the free kick.
- 67:27
Christian Jolley on for Byron Harrison.
- 66:37
Inswinging corner taken by Sammy Moore from the left by-line, Jason Euell produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 61:57
Clarke Carlisle challenges George Moncur unfairly and gives away a free kick. Clarke Carlisle shown a yellow card. Direct free kick taken by Gavin Hoyte.
- 57:41
Kelvin Langmead takes the inswinging corner, clearance made by Jamie Stuart.
- 57:06
Corner taken left-footed by Ben Harding.
- 55:53
Rashid Yussuff takes a shot from close in clearing the crossbar.
- 49:48
Corner taken by Sammy Moore, save by Chris Weale.
- 49:27
Inswinging corner taken by Jason Euell, Kelvin Langmead makes a clearance.
- 47:04 +2.04
Corner taken left-footed by Ben Harding from the right by-line, Clarke Carlisle takes a shot. Jamie Stuart manages to make a clearance.
- 46:29 +1.29
Michael Jacobs takes the inswinging corner, Jamie Stuart manages to make a clearance.
- 41:21
Shot by Michael Jacobs. Save made by Seb Brown.
- 37:49
Billy Knott leaves the field to be replaced by Rashid Yussuff.
- 35:36
Adebayo Akinfenwa challenges Sammy Moore unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Gareth Gwillim.
- 25:51
Ben Harding takes the inswinging corner, Kelvin Langmead produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 24:58
Corner taken left-footed by Ben Harding from the right by-line, Jason Euell manages to make a clearance.
- 23:31
Inswinging corner taken by Billy Knott from the right by-line, clearance made by Adebayo Akinfenwa.
- 18:10
Michael Jacobs has a drilled shot. Save made by Seb Brown.
- 13:34
Unfair challenge on John Johnson by Jack Midson results in a free kick. John Johnson takes the direct free kick.
- 9:40
John Johnson challenges Jack Midson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Billy Knott.
- 1:16
Inswinging corner taken by Michael Jacobs from the left by-line, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Adebayo Akinfenwa goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
- 0:55
Luke Guttridge produces a drilled right-footed shot from 20 yards. Seb Brown makes a save.
Match Preview
Carlisle set for Cobblers debut Clarke Carlisle will finally make his debut for Northampton when AFC Wimbledon visit Sixfields in npower League Two. Town boss Aidy Boothroyd managed to pull off something of a coup on transfer deadline day by bringing the experienced centre-half to the club on loan from Burnley for the remainder of the season. Carlisle, who played under Boothroyd at Watford, should go straight into the starting line-up, having been expected to do so last week against Macclesfield and then Dagenham before those matches were postponed. Striker Brett Williams will also be hoping to make his debut after joining Town on loan from Reading. Ben Harding will start his first game as a fully-fledged Cobbler after his loan from Wycombe was turned into a permanent deal. Fellow midfielder Luke Guttridge made his first appearance since rejoining the club on loan against Torquay the last time Boothroyd's boys played on January 28 and he is likely to keep his place in the team. Strikers Akwasi Asante and Saido Berahino have returned to Birmingham and West Brom respectively following the end of their loan spells at Sixfields. Jason Euell and Ricky Wellard return to the AFC Wimbledon squad. Euell, who rejoined the Dons on loan from Charlton last month, suffered calf and ankle problems on his debut against Port Vale and has missed the last three matches. But the veteran striker has now resumed full training and will be involved along with midfielder Wellard, who has shaken off an ankle injury. Saturday's postponement of the match with Bradford has also given new forward Jason Prior more time to shake off the knock he suffered against Aldershot last time out. Wingers Kieran Djilali (hamstring) and Luke Moore (knee) and defender Fraser Franks (heel) are still unavailable but all three are expected to return over the next week or so.
AFC Wimbledon
- Chris Weale
- John Johnson
- Clarke Carlisle
- Kelvin Langmead
- Blair Adams
- Michael Jacobs
- Jake Robinson
- Ben Harding
- Luke Guttridge
- Adebayo Akinfenwa
- Brett Williams
- Freddy Hall
- Lewis Young
- Jason Crowe
- Byron Webster
- Toni Brito Silva
- Seb Brown
- Gavin Hoyte
- Jamie Stuart
- Mat Mitchel-King
- Gareth Gwillim
- Sammy Moore
- Jason Euell
- George Moncur
- Billy Knott
- Jack Midson
- Byron Harrison
- Jack Turner
- Samuel Hatton
- Christian Jolley
- Callum McNaughton
- Rashid Yussuff
Match Report
Guttridge earns Cobblers late win Luke Guttridge grabbed the crucial late winner as Northampton picked up only their second home win of the season with a 1-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon. Guttridge's strike was enough for the Cobblers to secure their first three-point haul in 14 outings. But the winning goal was crafted by substitute Toni Silva, signed on loan from Liverpool just hours before kick-off. Northampton had the better of the opening exchanges. Guttridge brought a smart save out of Seb Brown with his low drive, and from the ensuing corner Adebayo Akinfenwa headed over. Michael Jacobs then burst into the box but was denied by another decent save from Brown. Wimbledon had their best chance when Byron Harrison raced clear but, with just Chris Weale to beat, he allowed the Cobblers keeper to keep out his tame effort. Gavin Hoyte flashed a 25-yard shot wide but he then kept his side on level terms by clearing Clarke Carlisle's header off the line. Dons top scorer Jack Midson got into the game after the restart, firing just wide and then laying on two chances for Jason Euell. The experienced striker saw his first attempt blocked before he blazed the second over the bar from six yards. Akinfenwa could only fire wide at the near post from Brett Williams' low cross but, 10 minutes from time, Silva cut into the box, went past three players and saw his shot saved before Guttridge gleefully headed home the rebound. Jamie Stuart almost earned Wimbledon a point but his header scraped the upright.
Form Guide
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Last Meetings
- AFC Wimbledon
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- 13/09/2011
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- A Davies 4
- M Jacobs 3
- J Johnson 2
- B Tozer 2
- K Langmead 1
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- C Jolley 6
- L Moore 3
- S Moore 3
- R Yussuff 2
- J Stuart 1
- G Gwillim 1
- S Hatton 1
- M Porter 1
- C Ademeno 1
- R Wellard 1
- B Knott 1
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- Goals per game 33
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Levenkron, Steven |
Genre | Novel for Young Adults (196 pp.) |
Keywords | Adolescence, Body Self-Image, Caregivers, Disease and Health, Doctor-Patient Relationship, Eating Disorder, Family Relationships, Father-Daughter Relationship, Grief, Hospitalization, Illness and the Family, Loneliness, Mother-Daughter Relationship, Obsession, Psycho-social Medicine, Psychotherapy |
Summary | Motivated at first by an attachment to her strict and demanding ballet teacher, as well as frustration and disgust with her own body compared to other dancers', Francesca develops an obsession with weight loss and increasingly ritualized forms of self-discipline in eating and exercise that lead to severe anorexia nervosa. It takes her family several months to see and acknowledge what is happening in front of them, during which she has trained herself to eat less and less, to throw up after meals, and to push herself to the point of exhaustion. She becomes secretive, isolates herself from friends, and puts up a wall between herself and her parents, who are unable fully to understand the degree to which her behavior has gone beyond her control, but are worried. A compassionate male therapist with clear boundaries and a non-judgmental approach finally succeeds in disengaging Francesca from the mutually destructive downward spiral of family conflict around her illness; he helps her to envision and desire her own health and to take responsibility for recovery. The story is told in the third person, but from Francesca's point of view. |
Commentary | This is a sensitive but forthright book about a hard subject. Fraught with taboos, the subject of anorexia nervosa and all its accompanying behaviors, and the grotesque ways it manifests itself in its more severe forms, is difficult for many to bring to discussion, or even to full consciousness. The book succeeds in portraying the young girl's predicament compassionately without, however, overlooking her own responsibility for self-destructive choices. The therapist does not emerge as a hero figure, but as someone who has learned a particular kind of doggedness and patience with a particularly stubborn kind of disease. The parents might have been treated in a more complex fashion, but they are not reduced to the stereotypically obtuse authoritarians or helpless hand-wringers of so many current popular media portrayals. They are concerned people who have gradually lost touch with their daughter's changing needs and inner life, and who need to open themselves to reexamining their marriage and family dynamics, and to accepting the child's illness as, in part, a function of family system disorder. A hard book to read, but useful, informative and accessibly written. |
Publisher | Contemporary |
Edition | 1978 |
Place Published | Chicago |
Miscellaneous | Steven Levenkron is a psychotherapist who has written about treatment of anorexia nervosa and obsessive-compulsive disorders. This novel won the American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults Award. |
Annotated by | McEntyre, Marilyn Chandler |
Date of Entry | 02/04/97 |
Last Revised | 08/13/01 |


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You only have to go halfway through the list of free agent centers before you start talking about guys who might retire. And really, that is all you need to know about how poor this class of centers is.Start Slideshow
Monroe is a restricted free agent, making his case an especially interesting one. New Pistons honcho Stan Van Gundy doesn't want to lose Monroe outright, but if Monroe gets the max offer he is hoping for, the Pistons would have a hard time keeping him. Certainly, a sign-and-trade here is the best option.Next
The Wizards pieced together a frontcourt of Gortat and power forward Nene, and while there are always questions about Nene's durability, Washington does intend on keeping Gortat in place. (UPDATE: The Wiz did just that, agreeing with Gortat on a five-year contract worth a reported $60 million on Day 1 of free agency.)Next
Already, Gasol is exploring his options, looking at contenders, including Chicago and New York. While he has still been an effective big man, he has had a rocky relationship with the team recently, and it appears his time in L.A. is over.Next
Nobody seems to be knocking themselves out over Hawes, but the numbers he posted last year were good — 13.2 points, 8.3 rebounds, 41.6 percent from the 3-point line. He has the potential to be a good value.Next
Frye bounced back to his old form after a season missed because of heart surgery. He is an outstanding shooter for a big man, making him a valuable asset on the market. But the Suns are looking to lure a star to Phoenix, so if Frye gets a sizable offer, he could be gone.Next
Yes, this is how quickly the center crop drops off — Andersen is No. 6 on this list. He is a high-energy shot-blocking big guy, but Andersen does little else. He was wise to opt out of his Heat contract, though he probably won't find a better situation for himself than Miami.Next
Does O'Neal really have a 19th NBA season left in him? Perhaps. He has been mulling retirement, and the change over in coaches in Golden State stung him. But he is worthy of a roster spot somewhere.Next
Okafor missed all of last season with a neck injury, but at the time, he said he had no intention of retiring. Still, given the concern over his health, he is likely to be a veteran's minimum signing. He's pictured in a Wizards jersey here because he did not play for the Suns last season.Next
Kaman could not stay healthy last year, playing in only 39 games, and when he was in uniform, he did not fill the role he envisioned with the Lakers. He is 32, and though retirement may be nigh, he will give it one more go, somewhere.
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David Vitter To Run For Governor In 2015
Republican U.S. Sen. David Vitter will be a candidate in Louisiana's 2015 governor's race.
Vitter announced his plans in an email to supporters on Tuesday, saying "I believe that as our next governor, I can have a bigger impact addressing the unique challenges and opportunities we face in Louisiana."
"This will be my last political job, elected or appointed, period. So my only agenda will be to do what's best for all Louisianians, from our best and brightest to our most vulnerable," he said.
Vitter's announcement ends months of speculation. His decision is expected to influence which other potential candidates enter the race.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is term-limited.
Republican Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne has said he will run for governor, along with state Rep. John Bel Edwards, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus. Others are considering the position.
Vitter can run for governor without forfeiting his current position, which isn't up for re-election until 2016.
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RUSSELL -- It has been busy at the Russell County Sheriff's office lately.
Early Friday morning, the sheriff's office reported receiving a call of a hit and run accident on Interstate 70 in Russell County.
When a deputy arrived, a rental vehicle was found at the side of the road, a news release by the sheriff's office reported, and occupants said a tractor-trailer truck had struck the vehicle and left the scene.
According to the sheriff's office, the deputy found a large amount of marijuana in the vehicle and a search of one occupant revealed a loaded handgun.
All three occupants, Thrower McKissick and Myronta Jackson, both of Kansas City, Mo., and Tamar Brent, Denver, were arrested for possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute and possession of drug paraphernalia. Brent also was charged with criminal possession of a firearm.
The marijuana seized was valued at $40,000, the sheriff's office said, and cash and the firearm also were seized.
The bust follows on the heels of another series of arrests that were part of a three-month undercover investigation.
Aided by the Russell Police Department and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, the sheriff's office arrested Steven Brock, Nick Clenney and Zach Beitz on drug-related charges, the sheriff's office said.
Thirteen grams of methamphetamine and marijuana were purchased during a number of undercover buys. Charges have been filed in Russell County District Court.
The sheriff's office also arrested a Bunker Hill woman Thursday after officers were called to the courthouse earlier this month.
Officers summoned to the courthouse were told by a social worker a foster mother tested positive for marijuana and three of the four foster children in her custody tested positive as well.
One of the girls also told the social worker the "mother and the other girls drank bleach with milk in Bunker Hill," the sheriff's office reported.
Armed with a search warrant, deputies searched a residence in Bunker Hill and collected 11.65 grams of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, cups with liquid for testing and liquid bleach.
The four foster children were removed from the house and placed in other homes by St. Francis Community and Family Services. Pam Pertl was arrested Thursday on a single count of possession of marijuana, two counts of distribution of marijuana and three counts of aggravated endangering of a child. Her bond was set at $40,000, according to the sheriff's office.


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Kagle Leadership Initiatives provides a great opportunity for Kettering University students to work with students in Flint and surrounding communities.
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The START program (Successful Tools for Achieving Realistic Targets) is geared toward 8th grade students as a high school readiness course. The workshops run for 8 weeks and are led by Kettering University coaches.


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Sitting in a late night café
Cradling coffee and our private tortures
On this hot summer night
Nothing seems right
As I wait for you
To speak.
As we sit by the window,
The world passes by
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Whispers to me.
My heart is on the ground
Swept away with the cigarette butts
I am drowning
On this late summer night.
Sitting in a late night cafe
Coffee untouched and words unsaid
Nothing feels right, and tonight
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How horrific. Before James' head was cut off by ISIS, he was treated like a 'whipping boy,' a French fellow hostage has revealed. James was allegedly subjected to beatings and psychological torture with mock executions.
Militant group Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) allegedly singled out American journalist James Foley, 40, for mock executions, brutal beatings and a staged crucifixion when they learned his younger brother served in the US Air Force, Nicolas Henin, a French journalist who was held captive with James before his violent beheading on Aug. 19, recently revealed.
James Foley Tortured By Islamic State Terrorists Before Beheading — Mock Executions
"Because of [his brother's military affiliation] and he was American, he got extra bad treatment," Nicolas told France's Express magazine. "He became the whipping boy of the jailers, but he remained implacable."
During one horrific incident, James was "made to pose as if he was being crucified against a wall," French journalist Didier Francois, who was also held hostage with James, told the French i-Tele TV network, The Telegraph reported.
The terrorists allegedly learned about James' family ties to the US Military through photos found on his laptop of his younger brother, John Foley, 35.
James was kidnapped on Thanksgiving Day 2012, while leaving an Internet cafe in Syria, Didier claims.
Didier was held hostage with James from last August until April, when he was released with three other French captives, the New York Post reports.
"[James] was an extraordinary person with a strong character. He was a pleasant companion in detention because he was solid and collective. He never gave in to the pressure and violence of the kidnappers," Didier told Reuters.
James Foley's Killer: The Hunt For ISIS Militant Who Beheaded Him
Didier, who shared a cell with James, said he might be able to identify the jihadist in the video of James' death.
When asked if he could recognize the masked captor, Didier told radio station Europe 1, "Recognized is a very big word. I see roughly who it is."
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is opening a criminal investigation into James' murder, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced on Aug. 21.
"We will not forget what happened, and people will be held accountable, one way or another," he said.
Our thoughts go out to James' friends and family during this difficult time and we hope to see the safe return of Steven Sotloff and other kidnapped Americans on Syrian soil.
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It's ghastly and horrific to contemplate a human being butchering another human being like he was an animal in the name of a religion. 'Religions' have had their day, and on a personal level the effect of this gruesome murder on James' family and friends must be devastating for them. I don't know how the murderer could live with himself without being mentally affected; it's monstrous on every level.
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Hey Carl, These are monsters, believe me or not , they are remorseless as well. They have absolutely strangest possible rationalizations to justify their barbarism. This deviant murderer must be living not only very content in this barbaric skin, but also be feeling 'relieved' by doing that. They are not human beings. It takes couple of decades' life on this earth to know that every one with human face-arms-legs is not necessarily a human being. I do not know if I believe in religion or angels but anyone can tell demons are right here.
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hmm. Oh well. People die everyday.This guy wasn't even a celebrity or a well known journalist. Had this been Al Roker maybe it would be important. I don't see what the big deal is or why this is even newsworthy. Is it because they cut his head off or something? Death is painful regardless.
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what a nasty and ignorant comment to make, sounds as though you either need some damn educating on the matter or you just need to grow up- im sure in this situation you or your family would appreciate the sympathy try putting yourself in their shoes and realize the terror they have had to go through along with losing a family member to this cruel practice.
you're a loser
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Breakfast Topic: Different states of rest
While no longer in the game, I think it's a really interesting idea. Indeed it's something which would make WoW a lot more interesting and also make sure people didn't play for 12 hours straight. Perhaps when you first log on, you'd be rested and fresh from your nap in an inn. After a couple of scuffles you'd be normal (as in the game now) but as you did battle with critters and mobs this would change. Perhaps if you did too many battles you'd become fatigued as your armor degraded and then, if you died too much, exhausted and forced to nip to town for a stiff drink and repairs.
While normal and rested XP have always been the boon and bane of the leveling toon, do you think a system like this would work? Would it make WoW a little more challenging, even for folks at the level cap (sans experience gain of course)? Did you play WoW when Patch 0.6 was released, what did you think of the differing levels of XP? Do you think something like this should be returned to the game?
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Plus, with only one episode until the dreaded lunar eclipse, Scott and his pack are brought to the brink of death. Yeah, it was one of those nights.
Family and sacrifice were the two main themes of Teen Wolf's Aug. 12 episode, as Scott (Tyler Posey), Stiles (Dylan O'Brien), Allison (Crystal Reed) and Derek (Tyler Hoechlin) all went to extreme lengths to save the people they love. Of course, we won't know how successful their efforts were until next week's mid-season finale, so for now, let's just talk about tonight's epic surprises.
Papa, Can You Hear Me?
The biggest surprise of this week's episode was easily the reveal that the super-handsome FBI agent questioning Stiles wasn't your run-of-the-mill super-handsome FBI agent; he also happens to be Scott's super-handsome father! (Did I mention he's super-handsome?)
I figured that executive producer Jeff Davis was saving Scott's dad for a rainy day, and I'm actually glad he sprung him on us without warning, rather than build up his reveal and create unnecessary hype. We already knew Scott's mom was to thank for his olive complexion, and now we know where Scott gets his strong nose! (Thanks, Dad.)
#Stydia, At Last
Speaking of building hype, we finally got to see Lydia (Holland Roden) and Stiles' long-awaited kiss this week, though it wasn't much more than we were already shown in the mid-season trailer. At least now we know there wasn't any romantic connection to the lip-lock; it was just Lydia's way of calming Stiles down in the middle of his panic attack.
Still, there's definitely something between them. After all, when Dr. Deaton paired up the three sacrifices — Scott, Stiles and Allison — with someone they had an emotional connection to, he didn't hesitate to match up Stiles with Lydia. His decision to pair Allison with Isaac (Daniel Sharman) certainly raised a few eyebrows, though.
Seriously, did that guy get his PhD in shipping?
Derek Gets Desperate
Meanwhile, with Cora (Adelaide Kane) still on the brink of death, Peter (Ian Bohen) offered Derek a last resort to save her: He could absorb her poison and heal her, but it would mean giving up most of his power as an alpha. There always has to be a catch, doesn't there?
Unsurprisingly, Derek decided to go ahead and heal her, so we watched as his eyes reverted back to that beautiful shade of innocent-killing blue.
It was a noble gesture, to be sure, but riddle me this: What's the use of a powered-down Derek in these troubled times?
Morrell To The Story
Here's where things got a little confusing: When the evil alphas tracked down Ms. Morrell (Bianca Lawson), they forced a ton of information out of her. Most of it made sense, but what did she mean when she said she's just like Jennifer (Haley Webb)? She couldn't possibly be a darach too, could she?
Her character has been all over the place since we first met her last season, so it wouldn't totally surprise me if she made yet another crazy leap. We'll get all of our answers — or at least some of them, hopefully — during next week's mid-season finale.
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HollywoodLifers, what did you think of this week's episode, and what do you think will happen on the mid-season finale? Drop a comment with your reviews and theories below!
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Yes, I think Ms Morrell meant she's both an emissary and a druid, like Jennifer was, but I also think maybe she's more like Jennifer in the sense that her original Alpha pack was killed. Because in order for a druid to be useful to the pack they'd have to be within reach of the pack. Ms Morrell was always a teacher at the school, even before the arrival of the Alpha pack. Maybe her original pack was killed, somehow she wasn't and now she's being forced into something she doesn't want to be, the Alpha packs emissary. Like how Jennifer 'doesn't want to be' a Durach and kill innocent people. I don't know if the whole emissary works that way but who knows…
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They're both emissaries, but more importantly they're both druids. Understand and are able to use magic. Probably understand what Jennifer's final goal is (which I think, is to destroy the werewolf curse entirely).
Does Derek losing his Alpha status mean Peter regains it? He just seemed a little to happy and intensely eager for the whole thing. When he first get's Derek to understand what he has to do, and what he has to give up – he's facing away from him, and smiles/smirks. He has to be getting something out of it.
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When she said she's just like Jennifer…I believe she was talking about the fact that they are both powerful Emissaries. At least that's what I got out of it. I really hope that the season …I'm sorry…the mid season finale is longer than an hour. An hour goes by so quickly and with it being the finale and the fact that MTV plays soo many reruns throughout the day I don't see why it would be an issue.
Also, I am unsure how I feel about Derek losing his Alpha powers and I am unsure if the specified if Cora is going to become the new Alpha because that is something that I definitely would rather not happen but I am also very curious on how the dynamics of everyone's relationships will be if it does happen.
Lastly, Scott was very calm with the Allison issac situation at that moment but he probably figured bigger fish to fry so I'm definitely eager to find out how he's going to react wen everything is done and over with this problem.
I really hope that this so called darkness around Scott's heart doesn't affect him becoming a True Alpha.
Please reply with any opinions or comments on how you feel about what I wrote.
I am curious to know how everyone feels about these things!!
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I think by the end of the season or the next episode Scott will be msd at allusion and push her away. Plus her dad will be forced to stop her from seeing Scott if he becomes a alpha. I think peter is happy because now they won't need Derek since he isn't a alpha any more plus peter will become a alpha again by either taking it from cora or talking her into giving it to him unless it just goes to the oldest member of the pack. I wonder if they will learn the truth about both stories told an how Gerard an peter lied. Cora will learn the truth threw dereks memories since his claws dug into her like peter did in season one. I styles wanted to know


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liftgate open indicator problemI have a 98 Grand Cherokee with 170k miles. Periodically (especially when it is below freezing) the computer tells me the liftgate is open and the interior lights come on (like opening the door) when in fact it is closed. Usually this happens when the car is cold and driving around makes it go away. The latch works fine, the latch switch was just replaced to make sure it was not the problem. When the indicator would not go off, depressing the latch switch did nothing. Where should I start looking for the source of the problem? By the way, going over a bump while making a right turn also makes the indicator come on momentarily. |
I have had the same problem with my 98 Jeep G Cherokee. it would especially be troublesome right after a rain or if I opened my rear window. once it started it would beep every time i took a turn or went over a bump. I figured it had to do with the window sensor so I undid the rear liftgate trim and unhooked the plug that I assumed that was the window sensor. Its oval and is held by three latches on the oval. That seemed to fix it. if you need advice on how to unhook it try the link in my reply |
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I have a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, and the monitor indicates the lift gate is open causing the chime and interior light to come on. It is difinitely closed, anybody know the problem. |
That just happened to me while I was driving. When I got home I had my dad open the manual lock/unlock with a screw driver. This is located on the inside of the trunk under the rear window it is a small box that pops right in and out. I manuallyu pulled the never back up to lock the liftgate and everything went back to normal. |
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Hi everybody. I had a problem with the latch mechanism on a 2000 Jeep Laredo, could not open the tailgate, was stuck in place. I dimantled the interior trim from the inside, had to break the bottom part of it since there's a screw holding it in place. Then I had access to the latch mechanism from the inside of the tailgate. I had to force open the tailgate and then could dismantle the right and left latching mechanism. They were so rusty that the steel latch itself was swollen by rust. I just removed the plastic covering, buffed it to steel and reassembled it with plenty of white Lubriplate grease, it now works like brand new, but will need grease from time to time. The latch mechanism assembly is riveted and I had to buff off the head of the rivets, I reassembled the whole thing with 1/4-20 stainless steel bolts with washer, nut and lock nut. Don't tighten too much, the mechanism won't work. Each mechanism on the right and left comes with a little limit switch used to indicated that the tailgate is ajar and turn the roof lamp on. Hope this will help. |
Ok so I have a 96 JGC and My information center tells me that the rear hatch is open... It is closed and the light stays on... Where is this switch located and how can i fix the problem... I took everything apart on the rear door and I can't seem to find any kind of switch that would control the lights... Please help... If you know the answer email me at firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks Fernando |
I have a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee and have been experiencing the same problem with the liftgate light coming on and all the interior lights. There is actually a recall from Chrysler on this problem. However, I have had my Jeep back to the dealer at least 6 times (tomorrow will be the 7th). The problem does occur when it is cold and it appears there is water leaking from the gate in to the latch. |
My wifes 2000 Grand Cherokee has the same problem, just started, with 17 degree day last week and the read hatch indictor and interior lights have not gone off as yet. Thanks for the information that there is a recall, I will check on that. As to the person with the stuck rear hatch. I had the same problem. at first it was intermitant then it became permanantly stuck closed. The drivers side would open but the passenger side would not. I took the two trip screws off that were accessable on either side of the rear window latch assembly and was able to lift the plastic up and way far enough that I could reach down and grab the release cable (in its sheath) and by pulling it up while I pulled on the door handle I was able to open the hatch. After lifting the hatch I was able to to take the interior trim and sound barrier off and found the side of the cable attached to the handle was threaded and I was able to adjust the cable enough that the hatch now opens and closes easily. Took all of 30 minutes once I was able to getthe hatch open. Hope this helps someone else. |
My wife is having the same issue with her 07 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Liftgate sensor will pop saying the liftgate is open and cause the alarm to go off. Will also keep flashing on the info station on the dash that it's open. It's not. She took it to the dealer and they said they fixed the problem. Was good for a week, and then it snowed last night. Alarm was going off in the backyard. Going to look for a fuse to pull out to remedy this for now. But was wondering if anyone found any information out about the recall? Can't seem to find anything. Thanks. |
Have 2008 with indicator light and chime going off. Also has triped alarm system twice. First time was summer, trip to dealer he could not find what caused it but reset several faults. Now winter time and it has gone off again. |
I own a 1997 jeep grand cherokee 4x4, 4.0 liter. The lock mechanism on the rear hatch almost always gets stuck . Aside from lubing and some banging along with some partial dismantling of door area the problem still persists. I would like to try and resolve this issue myself but have limited knowledge of said mechanism. Any help would be appreciated. |
I have a 1997 Grand Cherokee. The rear hatch won't open. My husband side he can fix the problem but we can't figure out how to get it opened. We can't figure out how to remove the interior panel. |
I drive an '01 JGC Laredo - the "hatch" lock makes a horrible noise when it's locked and unlocked and as of yesterday I can't get it "unlocked"/opened. I noticed the noise about two weeks ago when the temp outside started to get HOT...Honestly does anyone what the deal is and how I can get it fixed without demantiling my ride or paying out the rear to have it fixed? Is there a fuse that could be going bad? Is it my remote/autolocks? As much as I love my JEEP, I'm getting tired of weird things always happening... Thanks |
From what I have been able to determine, The liftgate open sensor is mounted within the latch mech. It is a spring loaded switch. I will know more about it tomorrow when I tear mine apart. |
I would be VERY pleased to hear what Gary (above) discovered when he tore his latch apart. I couldn't find a contact/lever, either. Battery slowly draining... getting urgent. |
My tailgate latch wont open the tailgate. I need help and advice. Anyone have suggestions. It is like when you lift the handle it wont open and cant get the key in lock either |
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Hey guys, i have the same problem on my 98 JGC 5.2L It started recently, everytime i go over a bump it starts beeping saying my liftgate is open. Where is the sensor that we need to disconnect? can someone please show us a picture of where the sensor is ? i don't care having the sensor disconnected all the time. Thank you for your help guys Cheers. |
I am also having the same problem with the liftgate. I drive a lot at night and the interior lights keep coming on every 7 seconds and Im just waiting to get pulled over and get ticketed. Any help would be appreciated! |
I have a '96 grand cherokee. If you just want the interior lights to stay off instead of flickering, try opening the liftgate. Then push on the rear dome light and it should turn off the interior lights. This may work as a temporary fix. -- Cheers |
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can any one help me how to get rid of the ''tailgate is open'' as this will have interior lights ON and is killing the battery.i need a solution ( i changed the latch). THANKYOU ANY ONE. |
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It's funny what we, as human beings can attach emotion to. Fiction of all types, be it printed or visual resonates with us because we empathize with characters. They trigger emotion in us and that makes us feel connected to that world that's being built.
I've never been shy about expressing my escapist leanings when it comes to entertainment. I see no shame in it. If a couple of hours spent with Dr. Who or Malcolm Reynolds makes my life a little bit better, then I'll take the simple joys where I find them and go on with my life.
I lost a friend very recently to cancer. He was a fellow Geek. Thinking back on my memories of him, I was struck by what a powerful thing good storytelling could be. While my friend and I did do things like road trip several hundred miles for book signings from our favorite authors, one of the things that we did the most often was go and grab some food and have marathon viewings of something we wanted to watch.
It wasn't uncommon for him to ask if I was buying some television show season set or another and then ask when we were going to sit and watch it. Some people might have considered that kind of rude or possibly even very presumptuous, but it wasn't. He knew that more than likely, I would get a copy of a show he really wanted to watch and that I would be more than happy to watch the show with him.
A lot of the time, it was pizza and sci-fi, especially if we were going to one of the Science Fiction Club Movie Days. I'd bring stuff to add to the viewing pile at his suggestion, since he usually knew more about what was already going to be there, and we'd go spend the whole day in a crowd of Geeks watching whatever the majority voted to watch until our eyeballs were ready to fall out.
This is how I first became acquainted with "The Young Ones," as someone brought their set of "Every Stoopid Episode". There was almost no debate as to how this could possibly fit into a sci-fi marathon, since there is an episode that does involve a flying saucer. When this was pointed out, the one voice of dissent quickly said "Oh, yeah, nevermind." We watched that episode. We laughed probably much harder than was strictly necessary, and then started talking about the show.
People kept talking about parts of other episodes and as soon as they figured out which episode that scene was from, we'd vote and pretty much end up watching it. It was hilarious. We watched the episodes completely out of order, but it didn't matter. As far as spontaneous, organic viewing experiences are concerned, that one was a great one. I never even would have suspected that "The Young Ones" existed unless my friend had invited me to come along to watch. It was a great afternoon for more than just me. We were all enjoying it. Nobody acted like anyone else was an idiot or a lesser order of Geek because they hadn't seen the show, instead, it was a giddy free-for-all of making sure that all of us noobs got to see the best episodes while we had a golden opportunity.
Sometimes, we would actually plan to watch something. We watched a lot of "Mythbusters" episodes when we got the chance. There was a lot of mutual marveling over the toys that the crew accumulated over the course of the series. There was a lot of shared envy over getting to misuse those toys in the name of forwarding science, or, at least, debunking common misconceptions.
We joked about "Mythbusters" a lot, usually about how much trouble we would probably get into if it was us doing the experiments instead of trained professionals in an enclosed environment. Specifically themed episodes were probably our favorites. The ballistics episode was watched more than once. Of course we needed to see the team try and make disappearing bullets at every available opportunity.
I actually got him started watching "Top Gear". Or, at least, I got him watching the UK version of that show. The American version just doesn't appeal to me as much. There's less of a sense of adventure and fun on that one and it seems like the hosts just don't play off each other as well as the UK guys do.
My friend was skeptical of watching a car show. Vehicles just weren't his thing and he didn't think that anything I suggested was going to change his mind. I promised him that we'd only watch one episode and if he hated it, then we'd immediately switch over to watching something else that he would like better. I just wanted him to give the show a chance.
He decided to trust me, so I brought over the "Botswana" episode. For anyone who doesn't know, the hosts of the show go to Botswana and each of them is given a specific budget and told to go purchase a car. The idea is that they are then supposed to race those cars across Botswana. The one who's car doesn't break down wins. Everyone else has to ride in a Volkswagen Beetle (this is said in a tone that makes it clear that having to ride in the Beetle is a punishment and should never be done).
I knew what he was expecting. He thought I was going to bring over some dry show that only true car enthusiasts could possibly enjoy. He was sure he was going to be forced to endure an hour of technical specifications and horsepower and all of that other stuff and then he was going to have to run the risk of possibly hurting my feelings by saying he wanted to watch something else.
Happily, that was not the case. Oh, sure, the "Top Gear" guys dribble specs in all over the place whenever they can during the show, but the way that they test the cars is fantastically entertaining. The ribbings that they give each other over car preferences and the glitches that ensue with new car ownership are nearly priceless. After we finished the Botswana episode, we went on to watch a little more than half of that season in one sitting. We snickered over car challenges we wished we could have had a hand at trying and we giggled when things went drastically different than planned.
Of course, we watched more conventional Geek fare, too. We were both excited about the return of "Dr. Who" to television. Both of us had fond memories of watching the Tom Baker episodes on our local PBS stations after school. Each of us remembered different sets of episodes and we had fun comparing notes about what had stuck with us during those earlier years.
I know that I'd mentioned how I hadn't cared much for Peter Davison as the Doctor because Tom Baker had just seemed to be a kinder, friendlier Doctor. My friend didn't agree with me, because, to him, Baker's Doctor seemed to be more dangerous because he'd always seemed much crazier. We had a good-natured debate about the Doctors that we remembered throughout our viewings of "Dr. Who".
When we finally got to watch the new episodes, we spent a lot of time just talking about how we felt they fit into what we knew about The Doctor. Sometimes, we would save up several episodes and watch them in a binge, sometimes we'd just watch one or two. It depended on whether or not we got into a big discussion about Geek things or not.
We watched "Firefly" together as soon as I bought it on DVD. We did not watch it all at once, since that would have taken long enough we'd probably have fried our brains. Instead, we planned to watch them over three consecutive Saturdays. Over barbecue, we took in the episodes and the movie and compared them to our favorite sci-fi and westerns. I'd like to think that if any of our college professors would have heard us, they would have been proud. We were discussing the merits of them, comparing and contrasting them and making light of a lot of the dearly held tropes that seem to cross genres so well.
Now, of course, I'm still struggling to wrap my head around the fact that I've got the first season of "Elementary" on order and I don't have to give him a call the day the box arrives to tell him it's finally here. We were thinking of rewatching "Sherlock" first, then starting in on "Elementary" just to watch dueling Sherlocks. We both liked both of the shows and, maybe not so surprisingly, we liked them for very nearly the same reasons. I know that the mail is going to come one day in the next couple of days and I'm going to open it and feel like I've had the wind knocked out of me.
We might have acted like the shows themselves were the most important part. They really weren't. They were just starting points for us to talk to each other about things that we had in common and the things that we didn't. It was a small way to share an experience and have an adventure that never had to take us any farther than a comfortable couch and a TV screen. Now, he's gone. And I'm left with shelves of DVDs that have a lot of good memories attached to them.