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Spider Man 1 Season 2003
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1. The Party Peter Parkers friend and classmate, Max Dillon, joins a fraternity at the university. When a party prank goes wrong, Max turns into the dangerous villain Electro.
2. Keeping Secrets Spider-Man battles a female thief named The Talon. Peter Parker learns the thief is really Cheyenne Tate, the girl Harry Osborn has been dating.
3. Spider Man Dis-Sabled Peter Parker videotapes Silver Sable attacking the city's mayor and a man named Tremaine. In a final battle, Spider Man uncovers the truth behind the plot.
4. Tight Squeeze Spider-Man foils a robbery attempt by the criminal group Pteradox. Next, the gang invades the Empire-1 newsroom, threatens hostages and sets a deadly trap for Spider-Man.
5. Royal Scam Kingpin tricks Spider-Man into stealing a microchip. Spidey's trouble with Kingpin and the FBI, delays Peter parker's plan to see MJ perform.
6. Heroes and Villains Oscorp plans to knock down The Villeroy Towers despite protests from residents. Turbo Jet tries to save their homes by stealing, but is confronted by Spider-Man.
7. Head Over Heels Peter Parker's classmate Christina invents a mind reading device. When it malfunctions, she develops a mad obsession with Spider-man and plans to kill MJ.
8. Law of the Jungle Scientist Doc Conners injects himself with a serum to try and re-grow his amputated arm. When the formula turns him into a mutant Lizard, Spider-Man must stop him.
9. When Sparks Fly High voltage villain Electro comes out of hiding to pursue his former classmate Sally. Spider-Man needs help from his friends to stop Electro and save Sally.
10. Flash Memory Dr. Zellener tries out his new smart drug on students at the university. This leads to a cunning robbery by Jack and Mack and dangerous side effects for Flash Thompson.
11. Sword of Shikata Wealthy collector Richard Damien hires martial artist Shikata to capture Spider-Man. MJ shows up to help Spidey in his battle.
12. Mind Games - Part 1 Spider-Man faces the Gaines Twins, while Pterodax and Silver Sable escape from prison. The mysterious Frank Elson meets Peter Parker.
13. Mind Games - Part 2 Spider-Man is hypnotized by the mental powers of the Gaines Twins. After Spidey is tricked into harming Indy he throws away his suit and contemplates his future.
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[Music] Vanessa Elisha: 'Blur'
21 year old Vanessa Elisha is an unlikely R&b star.
More girl next door than Hollywood socialite the Australin-born upcoming writer/singer is quickly building a name for herself with her independent release – Blur. Produced by Jrdn.Gxnius (CVIRO , VINNY CHA$E, Marky.) BLUR is a perfect introduction to Vanessa Elisha – a sweet yet distinct vocal performance matched with impossibly infectious lyrics. Set for a February 2013 release, Vanessa's as yet untitled EP will showcase her talents as a writer, performer and artist. Check out the official teaser, which was edited by Vanessa herself below.
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John Deere L100 won't crank
I have a 10 year JD L100 with the 17.5hp B&S motor. Yesterday I shut it off and now I cannot get it to crank. Here is what I have tested:
- Tested all three safety switches (seat, PTO, and brake) all function correctly according to ohm meter.
- If I jump 12 volts to solenoid (Disconnect hot wire form ignition) it cranks, but does not start with key on.
- I then disconnected connector from back of ignition switch and put a jumper between Battery "B" and Magneto "M" and put 12 volts directly to solenoid, again cranked but would not start.
- With the ignition switch disconnected I tried to jump Battery "B" to starter/Solenoid "S" on the connector and it does not attempt to crank.
- Also the lights do not come on when the key is in the light position, if I jump 12 volts to the lights directly they work
- I connected the ignition connector back to the ignition switch and measured the voltage between the lights "L" and ground and it shows less than one volt when the switch is set to the Lights position.
I don't think it is the ignition switch since when I tried to jump around it through the connector it didn't work either.
At this point I am guessing a short somewhere. I am at a loss trying to find the short, is there anything I am missing?
OK- Looking at the schematic-
The L terminal is connected to the B terminal at the Voltage Regulator. RED & PURPLE.
At the harness connector-
RED becomes RED/BLACK
PURPLE becomes YELLOW/WHITE.
The actual "feed to the lights is A2.
Kind of backwards from "typical" schematics.
So, if you connect either B or L to A2, you should have lights.
For the crank circuit-
Key switch S terminal (purple) goes to the PTO switch.
PTO switch to Brake switch (purple/white) to solenoid terminal (purple)
This post was edited by bill_kapaun on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 11:35
Thanks everyone for your help, I figured it out. As I looked at the battery voltage I noticed at the battery it was 12 volts but at the harness to the switch it was 11.9. So I started walking back from the battery to the harness tying to jump over to the solenoid.
When I tried to to crank from the hot side of the fuse it would not crank. I popped open the connector on the small hot wire between the fuse and the solenoid and it had corrosion in there. I cleaned it out, sprayed a little DW40 on it, snapped it back together and now it cranks right up!
Still no lights but those haven't worked in a while, maybe corrosion somewhere else. But at least now I can mow!
gotta ask - has someone been using either a power washer or garden hose to wash the machine down? if so, that may by the source of the corrosion you found... allus best to use compressed air or leaf blower to get trash/clippings off machine after each use; L&G powered eqpt isn't designed/built to withstand getting wet a lot..particularly the electrical systems.


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By Scott Garbarini, NFL Editor
(Sports Network) - Matt Moore's first start as the Miami Dolphins' quarterback could turn out to be Tony Sparano's final game with the team.
With speculation about their head coach's job security continuing to swirl, the Dolphins will attempt to avoid an eighth consecutive loss dating back to last season when they head to MetLife Stadium for a Monday night matchup against a New York Jets squad that's in a rut of its own right now.
Things may have gone from bad to worse for Miami, which last registered a victory with a 10-6 upset over the eventual AFC Championship Game participant Jets in New Jersey on Dec. 12 of last season. Not only was the reeling club's present skid extended with a 26-16 defeat at San Diego two weeks back, but starting signal-caller Chad Henne sustained a separated left shoulder during the game that required season-ending surgery.
In his place steps in Moore, who's had flashes of success during a 13-start stint with Carolina from 2007-10. The 27-year-old went 4-1 after taking over for an injured Jake Delhomme for the final five games of the 2009 campaign, but struggled after being tabbed as the Panthers' No. 1 quarterback prior to last season and briefly lost the job to then-rookie Jimmy Clausen before hurting his shoulder and eventually being placed on injured reserve.
"He's been in the huddle as a starting quarterback before," said Sparano of Moore. "I think the guy has good leadership qualities. He's run off a string of wins, four or five wins up there in Carolina. He's a confident guy, little bit of different swagger to him when he gets in the huddle."
Moore completed 17-of-26 passes for 167 yards in relief of Henne against the Chargers, but was intercepted once and sacked three times.
As for Sparano, the embattled Bill Parcells disciple was able to survive Miami's Week 5 bye but likely still remains on thin ice, and there's a belief he may not be so fortunate if the Dolphins flounder on Monday in front of a national television audience.
Having an extra week to prepare may work in the Dolphins' favor, however, as the team is 2-1 following a break under Sparano's direction. In their initial game after the bye last season, the Dolphins went into Lambeau Field and dealt powerhouse Green Bay a 23-20 overtime defeat.
Sparano's teams have also held their own in recent battles with the rival Jets -- especially on the road -- as Miami has bested New York as the visitor in each of the past three years.
New York is experiencing its own period of turmoil at the moment, having gone winless on a challenging three-game trek at Oakland, Baltimore and New England after prevailing in its first two outings of the season. There's also been talk of dissension within the locker room, with reports circulating last week that the Jets receiving corps met privately with head coach Rex Ryan to complain about offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer's play-calling, which the organization later denied took place.
One of the players mentioned was veteran Derrick Mason, who was in turn traded to Houston on Wednesday.
The Jets' normally stout defense has had its issues as well, with the unit entering this week's play ranked a surprising 26th overall against the run. New York surrendered 152 rushing yards and a season-worst 446 overall to the high- powered Patriots in a 30-21 loss in Foxborough last Sunday.
New York hasn't dropped four in a row since the pre-Ryan era of 2007, when it suffered six straight setbacks en route to a 4-12 finish.
"This is a critical game for us Monday night, and that's where our focus is going to be," said Ryan.
The Jets have a 47-42-1 lead in this long-played series, but the Dolphins have taken four of the last five meetings between the teams and as previously stated, have exited with a victory at the Meadowlands in each of the past three seasons. In addition to last year's win at MetLife Stadium, Miami came through with a 30-25 triumph over New York on the road in 2009 and handed the Jets a 24-17 home loss the year before. New York did top the Dolphins in Miami by a 31-23 count during Week 3 of last season behind three touchdown passes from quarterback Mark Sanchez.
In addition to their regular-season history, the Jets and Dolphins also faced in the 1982 AFC Championship, which went to Miami by a 14-0 score.
Sparano does own a 4-2 record against the Jets during his tenure in Miami, while Ryan has gone 1-3 in four prior encounters with the Dolphins and Sparano.
With a potentially rusty Moore (167 passing yards, 1 INT) under center and the Jets having unforeseen problems stopping the run, expect Miami's diverse running back tandem of rookie Daniel Thomas (202 rushing yards, 1 TD) and Reggie Bush (119 rushing yards, 13 receptions, 1 TD) to be utilized plenty of Monday. The 228-pound Thomas is a punishing between-the-tackles type who's impressed early on in his career, averaging 101 yards and nearly five yards per pop in the two games he's played so far, and should be ready to go after sitting out the San Diego loss with a hamstring problem. While Bush hasn't been the big-play artist the Dolphins envisioned when they acquired the former No. 2 overall pick from the Saints in July, he's still an accomplished receiver that could serve as a reliable safety net in Moore's first start in 11 months. Miami's new triggerman also has a top-flight wideout to throw to in the physical Brandon Marshall (22 receptions, 313 yards, 1 TD), provided the mercurial two-time Pro Bowler can stay on the field. He made headlines during the week by declaring that he plans to get ejected in the second quarter because he'll be so amped up for the contest. Slot man Davone Bess (15 receptions) and Brian Hartline (13 receptions, 1 TD) are two other outlets for Moore in an offense that's employed a lot of three-receiver sets under first- year coordinator and onetime Jets assistant Brian Daboll.
After placing third in the NFL in run defense a year ago, the Jets are allowing over 40 more rushing yards per game on average during their slow start to 2011 despite having most of the same cast back. It's a puzzling situation for Ryan, whose group was burned for 234 yards on the ground by the speedy Raiders in Week 3 and couldn't handle bruiser BenJarvus Green Ellis last Sunday, with the New England back ripping off a career-best 136 yards and two touchdowns. If New York can work out the kinks in that area, an excellent secondary headlined by the cornerback combo of All-Pro Darrelle Revis (15 tackles, 1 INT, 3 PD) and Antonio Cromartie (17 tackles, 3 INT, 3 PD) could prove very difficult for Moore to navigate. The Jets are second in the league in pass efficiency defense and have yielded only three touchdowns through the air over the first five weeks. Look for Ryan to unleash a heavy pass rush that took down Brady four times in last week's meeting, with outside linebackers Calvin Pace (24 tackles, 1 sack) and Jamaal Westerman (14 tackles, 2 sacks) leading the charge. Inside starters David Harris (31 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 INT) and Bart Scott (28 tackles, 2 sacks) have four sacks combined on the year, and New York has compiled 13 as a team.
Ryan publicly stated that the Jets would be going back to the "ground and pound" approach that worked so well for the team in his first two years following a loss to Baltimore earlier this month, and a rushing attack that had been rather stagnant in preceding weeks did show some life against the Patriots, with lead back Shonn Greene (240 rushing yards, 2 TD, 12 receptions) accumulating season bests of 83 yards and 21 carries while scoring a touchdown. New York still ranks an undesirable 31st in the league in that category (76.2 ypg), and the offense's inability to run the ball effectively has put a burden on young quarterback Mark Sanchez (1171 passing yards, 8 TD, 5 INT). The third- year pro's play has been generally inconsistent, though he did rebound nicely from a horrid 11-of-35, four-turnover nightmare against the Ravens to throw for two scores without a miscue in last Sunday's defeat. He's got two quality options to work with in top receiver Santonio Holmes (17 receptions, 2 TD) and athletic tight end Dustin Keller (19 receptions, 2 TD), who hauled in two of Sanchez's three scoring strikes in Gang Green's win at Miami last season. Big- bodied veteran Plaxico Burress (13 receptions, 2 TD) has been a bit of a disappointment in his return from a well-publicized prison sentence, however, and Mason didn't contribute much before being shown the door. His place in the slot will be taken by rookie Jeremy Kerley, who netted his first career touchdown catch in last week's loss.
Miami's defense was stifling in their big victory at MetLife Stadium last December, limiting the Jets to a modest 280 total yards and sacking Sanchez six times in that game, but the crew has been inexplicably lit up like a Christmas tree all throughout this campaign. The Dolphins have permitted a porous 307 passing yards per game (31st overall) thus far and produced few big plays, having notched just two interceptions and six sacks. Getting back cornerback Vontae Davis (10 tackles) from a pulled hamstring that caused him to miss two straight games should help, as replacement Nolan Carroll (16 tackles) was routinely abused in his absence, and outside linebacker Cameron Wake (9 tackles, 3 sacks) is one of the league's better pass rushers who's coming off a 14-sack breakthrough in 2010. The run defense, anchored by end Randy Starks (13 tackles) and space-eating nose tackle Paul Soliai, has been serviceable, though teams have had so much success shredding the Dolphins through the air that it really hasn't mattered.
Miami's running game vs. the Jets' run defense. The Dolphins once had an identity as a smash-mouth team under Sparano on offense, and that philosophy worked pretty well. With a backup quarterback on hand and New York having had difficulty in stopping opponents playing that style, it's critical for Thomas and Bush to churn out the yards and allow the Miami offense to operate efficiently. It's a stretch to think Moore can win this game with his arm against a tough secondary, so if the Jets can keep those two backs under wraps, they shouldn't have much of a problem this week.
A solid Sanchez. The marketable quarterback was outstanding in the Jets' road victory over the Dolphins last season, throwing for three touchdowns without an interception, but a brutal 17-of-44 with two turnovers in last December's loss to New York's longtime rival. The Miami defense hasn't offered much resistance to enemy passers this year, so there's no excuse for Sanchez to stumble this time around.
Sustaining drives. This has been a major source of trouble for Miami this season, as its offense has converted a league-low 26.5 percent of third-down chances with Henne mostly at the controls. The Dolphins are eligible to improve with Moore now in charge, but the Jets' defense has been stingy in that department, having allowed just a 31 percent success rate (2nd overall) in such situations.
After coming out on the short end against three formidable foes that are a combined 10-4 on the season, it appears as if the Jets would have a far easier time against a winless and spiraling Miami team that's now down to its No. 2 quarterback and is playing on the road. The Dolphins will likely be competing with a purpose, however, and have the benefit of the bye week to both heal up and study up their fellow AFC East member. New York's on-field performance hasn't matched its heavyweight reputation, and these teams always seem to play one another close. While that may prove to be the case once again, the Jets still have more talent and less problems than Miami and are in a must-win mode as well.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Jets 20, Dolphins 13


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Please pray for our Sister Connie Haug, OP (Great Bend, KS), who died this morning, March 26, 2015, at the Great Bend Motherhouse Infirmary (Great Bend, KS). An obituary will follow.
Dominican Sister of Peace Kathryn McQuillan, OP, died on February 23, 2015, at the age of 95 at Sansbury Care Center (St. Catharine, KY). Born in Philadelphia in 1919 to Philip and Theresa Hartman, Kathryn was one of 11 children. Three of those children would become religious Sisters. One would become a priest. The following is the eulogy prepared by Sr. Pat Moran, OP, and delivered at her funeral by Sr. Cass McKernan, OP:
Dominican Sister Juliana Savoy's earthly life ended January 22, 2015, at the age of 88. The Motherhouse at St. Catharine, KY, became her home when Hurricane Katrina forced her relocation; she died after several years in Sansbury Care Center at the end of an itinerant life.
Sr. Carolyn Krebs, OP (formerly Sr. Mary Alexandria), died peacefully at St. Luke Hospice in Bethlehem, PA, on January 18, 2015. Sr. Carolyn was born in Baltimore, MD, the only child of Charles and Agnes (Strickroth) Krebs, on May 7, 1935. She is survived by her cousin Margaret McGrath.She entered the Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine de' Ricci in July 1957 and was professed in February 1960.
Sr. Catherine Marie Servis, OP, entered eternal life on December 26, 2014, at Sansbury Care Center, St. Catharine, KY, after 68 years in religious life. She is survived by her brother Joseph along with many nieces and nephews including Donna Servis.
Sr. Pat Moran, OP, prepared a reflection:
Sr. Carmen Gonzalez, OP, died December 23, 2014, at McLaren Hospital in Pontiac, MI. She is survived by her brother, Juan Carlos of Connecticut and a nephew, Carlos of DeVilla, CA.
Sr. Carolyn Krebs, OP, prepared a eulogy:
It is most appropriate that our celebration of Sr. Carmen Gonzalez's Liturgy of Resurrection should open with the hymn "Be Not Afraid." For as she chose today's readings and sung prayer, she gave us a testament of her life and her message to us today.
Sr. Evelyn (Marie) Marchand, OP, died in Sansbury Care Center, St. Catharine, KY, at 90 years of age after a lengthy illness. Until two weeks prior to her death, she never ceased smiling and warmly greeting everyone as "Cheré." That was her way, learned following her birth into the large Cajun family of Nelson and Mary Eunice (Gaudin) Marchand in Gonzales, Louisiana.
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The bed was nice and soft. The staff was very polite.
The tub and shower wasn't very clean. The heater made noise and was loose.
clean pleasant facility
two story no elevator
The heater has an approximate two-minute cycle to run, then its off for about 10 minutes. Then cycles through all over again. All night. I forgot I stayed here before and had the same thing. You can't sleep with the heater on-and-off all night.
They had a beautiful pool area for our children to play in
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⧯: My mum never found out how unruly I was in school and my teachers always thought I was studying a lot.
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⧯: She read Little Women read Ai Gaitskill Paley ED Lessing she read the Woolf read Carson Sontag Arendt Ferrante Bachmann she wrote she wrote
☮: What makes a poet nowdays?
⧯:: Language, denial, strange syntax. Concision—while paradoxically wanting "every kind of life," per Sontag: "What I really wanted was every kind of life, and the writer's life seemed the most inclusive."
☮: Do you read a poem in the same way that you may "read" a painting?
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☮: What's your favourite title of a poem or artwork?
⧯:: Poem: "Amorgos," by Nikos Gatsos (at the moment). Artwork? I love the titles of Michel Auder's moving-image works—Heads in Love (1970/2009) sounds like a certain kind of British paperback novel; I Am So Jealous of Birds (2001) always cracks me up. But I also like "Untitled" in almost every language.
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☮ What do you do exactly?⧯: I am a dad, a linguist, a lover (she said) and becoming Deleuzian. IRL I grade papers and drive my girlfriend around.
☮ Have you ever thought to invent a new English word? if yes how that would be?
⧯: I had. Yesterday. But forgot what. The beauty of communication is in between words; words are rough designators around which the slight ephemera of meaning gather. So if that word was invented it'd be a blunt sketch of the linguistically uncovered notion—it's just as well I forgot.
☮ :Does it influence you emotionally the language you are speaking? and if yes can you tell me an example?
⧯: Ashamed to say I only speak English properly. I get very irritated when tones of language, an essential and very private and precious tool, are used manipulatively in the grotesque neo-liberal "let-us-work-for-you" farce. Companies assuming the voice of a friend, from the non-capitalized smoothie to British Airways "To Fly – To Serve" logo drive me mad. I AM NOT YOUR MATE.
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⧯ On the Silver Couch: Jesse Darling
☮:Tell us the story of your life in 140ch
Born to white immigrants in Wherever UK. Grew up weird, got a trade, lost my shit, found it back. Came out as 'artist' & the rest is history
☮:What's the most interesting thing you heard recently?
⧯: That the ancient stone lions that appear in eg Athens are a sort of word of mouth meme that travelled from Mesopotamia and that's why they look so funny, because nobody had ever seen one.
☮: What makes you still living in London?
⧯ : At one point I felt like I would be useful, like there weren't many of my kind here so I should stick around and represent for my community. These days I just don't know, except that everyone has to live somewhere
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⧯ On the Silver Couch: Phoebe Collings-James
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☮:Tell us the story of your life:
⧯:As a child I was almost constantly naked, preferring life outdoors, trees, mud and mischief. Now as an adult artist my preoccupations are the same. The body, our connection with the earth our identity and sexuality being the points that most excite and fascinate me.
☮:How would you define the attitude of your generation of artists?
⧯:YAAAS! Bored, nervous, excited, productive, lazy, fun everything-all-at-oncers. There are so many people with varying agendas. While the consciousness of the market increases and the inability of anyone but the rich to live in any of the worlds metropolis' it can sometimes feel as though only one kind of voice is being heard. But the attitude is still very eager and hungry. Which is exciting.
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For six years now, the arrival February fills me with dread as the anniversary Ashlie's death approaches. Each season I've tried a different method of coping, none of them particularly effective, but still, I keep trying. This year, J. and I are heading to Capitola just south of Santa Cruz on the Monterey Bay.
Reporting back from the other side of monumental loss, I don't have any great wisdom or grand pronouncements. Grief is ever-present. I have learned to live with it; little by little, making room for other things.
I wish there was more.
Maybe this year I'll unlock some mystery but for now, I'm just hoping to make it through.
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I know. it's early. I probably should have written SEASON, instead of YEAR, but I'm still riding out the tail end of the adrenaline rush I got from Joe Lynch's wham-bam action flick staring the ever-awesome Salma Hayek. It's possible I'm harboring an adrenal-bias.
And perhaps you'll argue that I'm stretching the definition of Chick Flick here. Wikipedia defines the term Chick Flick as pertaining to "films that are heavy with emotion or contain themes that are relationship-based" and Everly is all of those things, while also being funny, gory and one hell of a thrill ride.
Salma Hayek's Everly has got mother problems, daughter problems and ohmygod you wouldn't believe the backstabbing bitches she works with. To top it all off she's got a slave-driving boss who is so demanding that Everly hasn't had a day off in years. What good are to-die-for shoes if you never get outside in them?
With notable support from Akie Kotabe, Laura Cepeda and Hiroyuki Watanabe, Salma Hayak carries the film effortlessly and it is only when the angelic Aisha Ayamah (as Everly's daughter Maisey) is on screen, that you can tear your eyes off of her.
The script, co-written with Yale Hannon, is smart, funny and lean in all the right places. Unsurprisingly for fans of Joe Lynch's previous films as well as The Movie Crypt and Holliston, there's a horror sensibility at work here, and yet there is also restraint. Near the end, a exquisite scene with Hayek and Aisha Ayamah busts out of any genre mold you try to stuff Everly into. This breathless moment is indicative of that balance. Yes, Lynch grew up in the church of Tarantino but here he has succeeded in carving out his own space and it's kind of fantastic.
Premiering at Fantastic Fest last September, Everly was released on iTunes and VOD January 23rd in advance of its February 27th theatrical release. In general, the trend of flip-flopping release dates has confused me, until now.
Who's going to head to the theater to see Everly when they can watch it at home? This girl, and her shoot-em-up-lovin' sister and every woman we know who's been done wrong by a bad bad man and will take great pleasure in the vicarious revenge. See, I told you it was a chick flick.
(Jules Vilmur is a former film writer for the Santa Cruz Sentinel. Occasionally she comes across movies that make her wish she still had that column. This is one of those.)
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For two days now, I've been preoccupied with Leelah Alcorn. Her death and wrenching suicide note have broken open the carefully contained well of grief I carry. As the bereaved mother of a transgender child, that shouldn't be surprising. Last night, I scrolled through her tumblr page and much like Ashlie-Alice's MySpace page, I could see the sadness and anger, but also sweetness and humor – just an ordinary extraordinary child.
For two days now I have watched people put this collective grief into action, spreading Leelah's story, starting petitions, creating memorials and suggesting legislation. Others have lashed out directly at her family, an action I can't condone. It is easy to single out Leelah parents, to heap scorn upon them in the midst of an unfathomable grief. But the truth is, our energy is better put into educating those who would act in the same manner, heed the same advices and drive another child to acts of desperation.
We MUST educate, not just LGBT allies but the general public, teachers, parents, religious leaders, social workers and counselors. At the very least, we need to say the following over and over, loud enough that they cannot NOT hear:
+ Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation are not the same thing. At all.
+ Trans kids are at greater risk than their peers for bullying, depression, drug use, physical and sexual assault, self-harm and suicide.
+ Spiritual counsel and mental health care are NOT interchangeable. Subjecting a child with gender issues to therapy with unqualified counselors can do irreparable harm.
+ Medical interventions like anti-androgens (acting as a chemical pause-button for puberty) and/or hormone therapy can greatly increase a trans child's chances at a happy/healthy adult life.
+ Resources are available. You (parent or child) don't have to do this alone.
"The only way I will rest in peace is if one day transgender people aren't treated the way I was, they're treated like humans, with valid feelings and human rights. Gender needs to be taught about in schools, the earlier the better. My death needs to mean something."
Leelah's words should ring in our ears a long while – until we have done the work she called for.
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Anna Meade of Nine Muse Press is kinda brilliant. And beloved. She is Queen Mother to a loosely assembled writing community known collectively as her Minions. This year, she put together a gift guide stuffed with books from writers in this community. I am pleased to have "The Complicated Geography of Alice" among them.
"Tis the season to support indie authors and show a little #indieluv. For your shopping pleasure, I have compiled a list of minion books. These are hard-working, talented people and if you can't buy their stuff, sharing this post so that other shoppers can find it will be so appreciated."
Please take a moment to peruse the gift guide. You might well find enough good books to finish off your Christmas list.
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Ages ago, I posted this list of things, small acts of remembrance that we can do in Alice's name. Last night, as I talked with someone who had just finished reading the book, I thought it might be a good time to post these again:
kiss a soldier boy
eat a chicken sandwich
register as an organ donor
paint your toenails screaming pink
watch a great war film or kick-ass zombie flick
tell a child that you're proud of them and mean it
make a donation to a non-profit organization in her name
do something unexpectedly nice for a teenager without an explanation
forgive someone who isn't expecting it and maybe doesn't even deserve it
donate a book on gender identity to a library or youth organization in your town
cook something new using at least ten spices from your cupboard but no written recipe
play some rave song in your car far louder than you ought to with the windows rolled down
plant a lipstick kiss on the easiest accessibly mirror and leave it for the remainder of the day
sing, dance, laugh, cry, spit, swear, stomp, shout, write a letter or a poem or a story or a song
most of all though, and if nothing else, you can simply say her name, say her name, say her name.
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(Part 1 – How I Ended up Publishing Independently)
I didn't intend to get all indie with this book, or maybe I did in the beginning, but when editors start nosing around one feels hopeful and when agents get involved it's easy to dream of the big leagues. Who doesn't want a posh NY Agent with international connections?
When I got one, I thought it was time to kick back and let her take over. Oh I wrote the proposal she asked for (with gritted teeth, mind you) but once I handed over the proposal, I ceased to be an active participant in the process.
It was up to her now.
My agent was not particularly communicative but she had 30+ years in the industry so I trusted her process. She was distant and I was intimidated. Not exactly the proper balance in a working relationship.
While I was waiting to hear back about all the editors who were clamoring to get at my book, my writerly friend Bradley Richter convinced me to help him turn the book into a screenplay. He'd recently completed my pre-shopping edits, so he was as familiar with the book (and my inability to grasp simple punctuation rules) as I was.
For months, we worked on the script and she shopped the book. Or so I thought. As it turned out, the proposal sat in her inbox untouched for six months. When I finally reached her, desperate for ANY news, she apologized profusely and immediately sent the proposal out to 18 editors.
There was a brief flurry of activity; requests for further materials, bits of feedback and critique, but eventually it died down. 8 of the 10 editors had responded and we continued to wait for the other ten. Or I continued to wait because it didn't occur to me that editors ignore agents the same way they ignore writers.
Those responses were never coming.
Two months after sending out the proposal and more than a year after signing with my agent, I sent her a message asking how we should proceed. Her reply was "I'm afraid I don't have any ideas but if you do, please let me know."
That's when it struck me that I had handed over the caretaking of my book to someone who either didn't actually care or didn't know what the hell she was doing.
We parted ways and rather than feel defeated, I was energized. MY book was on MY desk and it was once again MY job to champion it. The truth of the matter is that the inaction of my agent gave me enough distance to see the book from outside myself as well as time to work with Bradley on the script and extensive revisions.
It's a better book.
Of that, I am sure.
Which reminds me … you can buy it today.
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Why are you still reading?
Go buy the book!
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Check out RServen's review of The Complicated Geography of Alice @ The Daily Kos
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(from the atchives – 2011) The Transgender Day of Remembrance began in 1998 in response to the murder of Rita Hester but for the last several years it has brought another woman to my mind.She is greatly missed and though I did not know her well, I knew enough to understand what manner of loss had befallen us all when she was taken.
We are in the office kitchen. She has arrived in tall shoes, with pink ribbons twined in her hair. We are forever trading nods and pleasantries, this beautiful girl and I. Still, I'm not even sure that she knows my name. I know a few of hers. The one she uses on good days, the kind of days you wake and wind ribbons in your hair, and the one she uses on bad days, when the mean reds hit and it takes all the strength you have to clutch a pillow in one hand and a telephone in the other. "Tell him it's Pumpkin." she'd whisper into the receiver.
And I suppose she wouldn't mind me telling you this now. What she'd mind, I suspect, is that there were no fireworks when she went, no moments of silence, no flags at half mast. We were nothing to one another, Pumpkin and I. Little more than nods and smiles, phone calls transfered and a "hey you, how goes it?" in the stairwell. Still I couldn't help but see in her what I have so often seen in myself, that ability to dress up sorrow with bravery. Put together and put on. She did it better but I've done it longer. That's all. So if you see her, tell her that there were fireworks and more moments of silence than she could have expected. It's the god-awful truth.
When Ashlie died, one of the phone calls I made was to her teacher, a former Army drill sergeant who manages to teach the students that no other teacher in town can manage. When I told him that Ash was gone, his first thought was that there was violence involved. To say that she died "by her own hand" is little consolation we agreed, but in light of the statistical alternatives, it is somehow a blessing.
Brandon Teena, Gwen Araujo and Rita Hester are not anomalies. Nor are they the norm. But every year, on this day, Remembering Our Dead is one way to fight the bigotry and lack of understanding which results in the kinds of brutality that no one should ever face. On this day and every day, educating yourself and those around you, refusing to engage in the casual, "soft" bigotries of our current culture (Ann Coulter's adam's apple jokes, lazy sitcom man-in-a-dress plotlines, Chaz Bono gawking) and instead establishing your position as an ally can go a long way to changing public perception and ultimately, saving lives. Like THIS
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Help! Northern PA flower question
Hi all, (I just posted this in the PA forum but I thought hey there are more experts around lets see if they can help!!)
I was wondering if anyone is from the Milford / Dingmans Ferry area to help with a garden question...I am a new member to this board in search of some experienced North PA gardening.
I get alot of mixed answers that scare me a bit about gardening here.I have moved from Vernon NJ (z6) which is only 25 min away from where I presently live now and had wonderful gardens with minor losses almost every year which I expected... some Tea roses ....and some perrenials
but most of which I planted like the Flora's and Grand Flora's
wintered well.
Has anyone had success with Roses close to my area? We just built our dream cottage and within a month will have a 8ft deer fence installed around the property (which is a must) the deer are rampant, ...nothing scares or bothers them, but we will deal with that. I am looking to fill my gardens with cottage flowers and we are planning a rose bed. I have purchased bare roots from Chamblees and J&P many are David Austins and a few Floras. Can you tell me if I just threw my $$$$ away or will they survive if properly cared for??? Please any help would be appreciated. On another note my heart and prayers go out to anyone has suffered from the recent rains God Bless!!!!
I'm in 5 but Northern PA gets some major snow compared to us.
I'd say some insulation will be needed on the rose canes to help them survive. Otherwise you might end up with the plant dieing to the ground every year. That happens to about half my roses. They live but are small because they dies back.
Have you tried the Roses forum. Those guys are super smart.
Happy gardening
Prove 'em wrong
This winter make cages for them if you can. Get tomato cages at the end of the season (cheap yay) and stuff them full of leaves around the plant. Don't do this until the plant is really dormant, maybe late November. You may not be able to save them all but the ones you really like.
You can try calling the Master Gardener Assoc in your area. They will know what breeds will do best and ways to help other breeds. Master Gardeners usually have a certain day they take Q's. Call your county Extension office, they'll know.
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At 356 pounds, Darlene Cox's body gave up. After spending three days in a coma, followed by weeks hospitalized in an intensive care unit, Cox knew she had to make big changes, if she wanted to live.
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How to Make a Mixed Media Photo Collage on Canvas
Photocopy a favorite photo to serve as the centerpiece of this mixed media collage project.
Materials and Tools:
black and white photocopy of a color photo printed on a color copier
canvas, same size as photo
spray bottle of water
scrapbook paper
Fragile Crackle finish
paint, various colors
paper towels or rag
foam stamps
6 eyelets
eyelet tools
piece of leather
blow dryer
1. Wet the photocopy with a spray bottle. Get it fairly wet; the colors won't run.
2. Place photocopy on canvas and brush gel medium over the top. Smooth the photocopy onto the canvas. Add torn pieces of scrapbooking papers, leaving a few spots blank, and smooth. Dry the piece with a blow dryer.
3. Apply step 1 of Fragile Crackle and allow to dry until the crackle is clear.
4. Apply step 2 of Fragile Crackle; allow to dry.
5. Mix equal parts of retarder/extender with paint color of choice. Brush onto canvas then immediately wipe away.
6. Glaze on translucent colors to tint areas of the canvas that aren't covered with paper. Work on other sections as the first section dries. Paint stencil designs to desired areas (diamonds, etc.).
7. Add words using foam stamps. Paint the back of the letter and stamp on canvas.
8. Add any other paint accents such as brushstrokes around the edges of the canvas. Dry with a blow dryer.
9. Varnish with one layer of varnish for protection. Blow dry.
10. Add eyelets to the center of the piece by poking six holes in the canvas. Use eyelet tools to secure on canvas. Thread and lace the leather through, tying a knot on the underside of the canvas. Trim excess.
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Sandra Swami
Shoreview, MN 55126
About Me
Hello! I have been a fitness professional for 30+ years and still LOVE everything about my work. I think I am the luckiest person in the world as I get to spend each day doing what I love: helping people along their wellness journeys. It is an honor to share my knowledge and enthusiasm with my cl... more less
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$80.00 / hr
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Nothing to be sorry about, ther's no consensus over the 202 Galway anyway.
No, I haven't. But I wanted to know the price for a single MTO of Galway on 202 Last anyway, and it appears that would cost:
$ 1,600.00
Yes, I am.
So, you might actually deduct the VAT (though, I am not sure what would be the effective percentage) from that amount, and hope you won't get raped in the US custom, or whatever non-eu custom.
I'm in for sure if anyone wants to do a GMTO!