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Hudson New York, A Morgans Hotel
#160 in Best New York City Hotels | ||
Hotel Class 4.0-star | Critic Rating Moderate |
Guest Rating
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Based on 2261 reviews |
Property Type | Boutique hotel with 866 rooms, 24 floors |
Primary View(s) | City center, Neighborhood |
Style | Modern |
Best For | Business travelers, Couples, Solo travelers |
AMENITIES | Internet Access, Dining, Pets Allowed See all amenities |
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The stylish Hudson New York is perfect for trendy travelers looking for an eccentric place to hang their hat. The hotel's gorgeous Sky Terrace roof garden, which features sweeping views overlooking the city skyline and the Hudson River, earns high marks from recent visitors. Visitors also praise the sleek, but compact accommodations adorned with luxurious extras, such as MALIN+GOETZ bath products, flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi access (for a fee). However, some previous visitors say the lacking customer service could stand to improve. Still, the hotel's enviable midtown location on West 58th Street as well as its versatile amenities — a cozy Library Bar and fitness center — consistently win over travelers.
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- #180 in Best New York Hotels
- #9 in Morgans Group Hotels
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Location & Parking
Located near the southwest corner of Central Park, the Hudson Hotel New York provides impressive city views and is within close proximity to some of NYC's most popular attractions. The Hudson Hotel has evolved into a hot spot due to its unique ambiance and outdoor dining.
- One block west of Central Park
- Across the street from Time Warner Center
- Surrounded by spas, restaurants and shopping
- 24-hour valet parking ($65 to $75)
- 24-hour self-parking
- Airport shuttle
- Car service
Within walking distance of:
- Bus stop
- Train station
- Subway/metro stop
- Restaurants
- Beach
- Grocery store
- Movie theater
- Theater
- Shopping
Guest Rooms
The guest rooms at the Hudson New York are small in size, but ideal for travelers planning to spend most of their stay outside the hotel room. Rooms have been recently renovated to reflect the style of Prada designer furniture, and feature either a separate shower or tub. With wood-paneled walls imported from Africa and art deco accents, it's easy to forget that you're in the concrete jungle instead of retreating in a tropical oasis.
- All rooms are non-smoking
- In-room iPod docks and flat-screen TVs
- Wi-Fi available for $14.95 per day
- MALIN & GOETZ bath products in each bathroom
Standard room size:
150 square feet- Internet (with fee)
- Premium channels
- Workspace/desk
- Minifridge
- Bathrobes/slippers
- Minibar
- Shower/tub combo
- Separate shower
- Separate tub
- Wireless Internet
- Guest rooms with patios and balconies
- Adjoining rooms available
Hudson Common, the hotel's signature restaurant, prides itself on its classic "Common" and "Uncommon" take on burgers, sandwiches and fries. The modern colonial atmosphere with palatial furnishings is a sight to see, in addition to the grass-covered patio that extends out from the main dining hall. Connected to the Hudson Common is Tequila Park. In addition to Mexican dishes, Tequila park offers fresh fruit margaritas, Mexican beer and more than 40 varieties of tequila. In the evenings, a taco cart opens within Tequila Park.
- Four different bars located throughout the hotel
- Patio dining and bar options available
- Reservations are suggested
- Hudson Commons is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
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- 24-hour room service
- Free breakfast
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Cytosine modules have been investigated for applications in supramolecular quadruple hydrogen bonded arrays. Notably, the importance of the C-5-H in the formation of unfolded and folded arrays by substitution to C-5-F was established. In addition, the incorporation of different alkyl chain lengths at N-1 and N-9 indicated that longer alkyl chains give rise to more of the unfolded rotamer, with the chain length and degree of unsaturation at N-1 having the major effect. Methyl cytosine modules were also able to readily form hetero-associated Upy-UCyt dimers as efficiently as the hexyl cytosine modules and a polyadipate telechelic polymer was used to prepare cytosine polymers.
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Title: | Cytosine modules in quadruple hydrogen bonded arrays |
DOI: | 10.1039/c0nj00197j |
Keywords: | SUPRAMOLECULAR POLYMERS, CYCLIC DIMERS, ALKYLATION, STABILITY, SYSTEMS, MOTIFS |
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H.R. 5972 (111th): Social Security Identity Defense Act of 2010
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111th Congress, 2009–2010- Status:
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To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to permit the Secretary of the Treasury to disclose certain return information related to identity theft, and for other purposes.
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Patrick Page (left), with Paige Davis and Brigadier General William W. Hodges at MacDill Air Force Base in 2002
Born | John Patrick Page April 27, 1962 Spokane, Washington, U.S. |
Spouse(s) | Paige Davis (27 October 2001-present) |
Patrick Page (born April 27, 1962) is an American actor and playwright. He originated the role of Norman Osborn/The Green Goblin in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. He is currently playing "Frollo" in the musical version of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Personal life[edit]
John Patrick Page was born in Spokane, Washington and raised primarily in Monmouth, Oregon. His father, Robert Page, was a theatre educator at Western Oregon University (then named Oregon College of Education). Page's early love of Shakespeare took hold when Robert, his father, was an actor with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon, in 1964-65. His mother, Geri, was an administrator at Oregon State University. Patrick has two brothers, Robert and Michael, and one sister, Gayle.[citation needed]
In his teens, he developed an interest in magic and illusion. In 1978 he won the Pacific Coast Association of Magicians Stage Competition and in 1979 he was chosen by the International Brotherhood of Magicians as the Outstanding Teenage Magician in the stage-magic category.
He was married to actress Liisa Ivary from 1989-91. In 2001 he married actress and TV personality Paige Davis (TLC's Trading Spaces, Broadway's Chicago, and Boeing-Boeing).[citation needed]
Page attended Central High School in Independence, Oregon, graduating in 1980. During high school, Page was active not only in theater, but also in speech and debate tournaments and became the first person to win the national championship title twice, as the National Forensics League's Speaker of the Year in both 1979 and 1980. Next, he attended The Pacific Conservatory of Performing Arts. He then graduated Cum Laude from Whitman College in 1985 and was chosen as the valedictory speaker for his class. During his time at Whitman, Page was twice chosen as the Outstanding Competitive Speaker in the Nation by the American Forensics Association, leading the Whitman team to an overall second place finish at Nationals.
Early career[edit]
Page's early career was spent primarily in Utah and Oregon. Page spent six seasons with the Utah Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City, becoming a Resident Artist and the Director of Development, during which time he helped oversee the creation of the new Randall L. Jones Theatre. During the off-season he frequently performed with the Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake City. Subsequently, he spent several seasons with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, before branching out to other regional theatres and eventually moving to New York.
Page's Broadway credits include originating the role of The Grinch in Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!,[1] Scar in The Lion King, Lumière in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley in A Christmas Carol at Madison Square Garden, Decius Brutus in Julius Caesar (opposite Denzel Washington), and multiple roles in The Kentucky Cycle. His performance as King Henry VIII (opposite Frank Langella) in the Broadway revival of A Man for All Seasons.[1] in 2008 was nominated for the Outer Critics Award and chosen by The Wall Street Journal as one of the outstanding theatre performances of that year.
Off-Broadway, he has been seen in Richard II, Rex, and The Duchess of Malfi. Page is also widely recognized as one of America's leading classical actors. He is an Affiliate Artist of The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC and an Artist in Residence at The Old Globe in San Diego. As a member of The Shakespeare Theatre Company he received the William Shakespeare Award for Classical Theatre (Will Award) along with other company members in 2007. Past recipients include Ian McKellen, Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Anthony Hopkins, and Kevin Kline. In 2006 Page was awarded the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Leading Performance by an Actor for his portrayal of Iago in Michael Kahn's production of Othello at The Shakespeare Theatre. Washington Post critic Peter Marks cited Page's Iago as one of five outstanding American performances of Shakespeare in his lifetime; along with Stacy Keach, Liev Schreiber, Kevin Kline and Michael Hayden. Page's other performances at STC include the title role in Macbeth (opposite Kelly McGillis) and Claudius in Hamlet.
At the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego Page's performance in the title role of Cyrano De Bergerac won the Craig Noel, San Diego Critics, and Patte Awards for Outstanding Leading Actor in a Play. He has also been seen at the Globe as Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Pogo Poole in The Pleasure of His Company and Geoffrey Cordova in Dancing in the Dark (aka The Bandwagon) for which he also received the Craig Noel Award. Page has performed at many of America's leading regional theatres. His classical performances include Cyrano, Sergius, Hamlet, Richard II, Richard III, Oberon, Henry V, Talbot, Pinch, Armado, Mercutio, Brutus, Antony, Dr. Caius, Autolycus, Pandarus, Brazen, Hortensio, Malvolio, Horatio, Claudius, Iago, Jaques, Macbeth, and Benedick. Page is also a playwright. In 2004 his play Swansong debuted at the Lucille Lortel White Barn Theatre in Norwalk, Connecticut and was named one of the top ten plays of the year by the American Theatre Critics Association. It later played at the Kennedy Center,[2] The Seattle Shakespeare Company,[3] and Off-Broadway on Theatre Row.[4]
Page is also the author of the one-man shows Passion's Slaves and Love Will, and the co-author (with Doug Christensen and Larry Baker) of Nothing Like the Sun. He is also the author of a popular stage adaptation of A Christmas Carol. Page is also an acting teacher who has worked at NYU's Tisch Graduate School of the Arts, The Old Globe's MFA program, The Alabama Shakespeare Festival's MFA program, The University of Southern Utah and many others. He now teaches privately in New York City. He has directed Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Measure for Measure, Twelfth Night and many more.
Page created the dual role of Norman Osborn and his alter ego the Green Goblin in Julie Taymor's new Broadway rock musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, which played at the Foxwoods Theatre until January 2014. Premiered in June 2011, it features music and lyrics by Bono and The Edge. Page's performance gained universally ecstatic reviews and was quoted as being one of the main reasons to see the show.[5][6] For this performance, he received a nomination for the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical.[7] Page left the show on August 5, 2012, to star in the new Broadway production of Cyrano De Bergerac which ran for a limited engagement from September to November 2012. His role in Spider-Man was taken over by Robert Cuccioli.
Page played the title role in Shakespeare Theatre Company's Coriolanus from March to June 2013.
Page appeared in the Broadway production of John Grisham's A Time to Kill. The production started on September 28, 2013 and officially opened on October 20, 2013.[8] He appeared in the new play, Casa Valentina, which opened on Broadway in April 2014.[9] He originated the role of Frollo in the U.S. premiere of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame.[10]
Page has received a variety of awards and accolades throughout his career, including the Helen Hayes Award, The Princess Grace Award, The Emery Battis Award, The Utah Governors Medal for the Arts, The Whitman College Young Alumni Award, The Craig Noel Award and The Joseph Jefferson Award.
- ^ Gans, Andrew (2007-08-27). "Page Will Be Green Again for Broadway's Grinch.". Playbill.com. Retrieved 2007-08-31.
- ^ http://www.kennedy-center.org/programs/festivals/06-07/prelude/prelude_pagestage.html
- ^ "The rivalry's the thing in 'Swansong,' a play about Shakespeare and Jonson". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. 2008-01-03.
- ^ Summer Play Festival
- ^ Reeve Carney, Jennifer Damiano, Patrick Page to Star in Spider-Man; Performances Begin in November
- ^ Troubled Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark Delays Broadway Opening Again
- ^ Gans, Andrew. "Drama Desk Nominations Announced; 'Death Takes a Holiday' and 'Follies' Lead the Pack", Playbill, April 27, 2012
- ^ "Patrick Page, Tonya Pinkins and More Will Join Sebastian Arcelus, Fred Dalton Thompson in Broadway's 'A Time to Kill'" Playbill, Retrieved September 17, 2013
- ^ Purcell, Carey."Harvey Fierstein's 'Casa Valentina', Starring Patrick Page, Mare Winningham and Gabriel Ebert, Begins Broadway Performances April 1" playbill.com, April 1, 2014
- ^ Patrick Page, Michael Arden, Ciara Renee & More to Lead THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME at La Jolla Playhouse! Broadway World, September 4, 2014
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Monday, August 31, 2009
Beneath Still Waters (2005)
While the make-up FX and visuals in this film were extremely ambitious, BENEATH STILL WATERS manages to take a unique plot and convolutes it with numerous inconsistencies topped by bland acting. A small town's secrets are buried under a wall of water when a damn opens its gates and floods the cursed city below. Forty years later, the ancient evil as awoken, and the Satanic plague is unleashed upon a new generation of victims. The film is very odd, because it starts off with a creature similar to the ooze in CREEPSHOW 2, then there is a skeletal beast that haunts the damn, but neither seem to have anything to do with the central villain Mordecai that is attempting to open the gates of hell from beneath the sunken city. At first glance, the film benefits from Horror vet Brian Yuzna's stylish eye, it just doesnt back up the visuals with any substance. It also lacks a linear narrative, and jumps back and forth between competing storylines with several of the characters, none of which are particularly interesting or relatable. Despite its flaws, there are still enough elements in the film that work to draw the audience in, even if there is no payoff in the end. Worth a least a single view!
Rating: 6/10.
Entertainment: 7/10.
Gore: 6/10.
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Rating: 6/10.
Entertainment: 7/10.
Gore: 6/10.
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It actually has a very Lovecraftian feel to it, and constantly reminded me of DAGON. The problem is, Yuzna doesnt ever achieve the same level of atmosphere or quality in filmmaking as Gordon had. The film actually shares several cast members as well, since this was also made under Filmax. If you are a DAGON fan like me, you will probably find something to like here. It certainly wasnt a complete waste. It also references Crowley, but I am not as familiar with him so I couldnt draw the connections.
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My daughter, whose duties include saving the lives of children, recently posted on Facebook the content of a conversation she had with another, unnamed nurse who works at Planned Parenthood. While my daughter is engaged in saving young people's lives, the other nurse is engaged in ending them. The comments that ensued displayed a serious lack of understanding with regard to proper, charitable judgment ordered toward fraternal correction, the good of another, as well as the good of society collectively.
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2/18/2014 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: Judgment, rash judgment, proper judgment, sin, loss of the sense of sin, catholic church, Church, Deacon F. K. Bartels
GLADE PARK, CO (Catholic Online)--When we look at the sad state of contemporary society in the West, with its rapid and seemingly unstoppable, terrifying downward moral spiral, there are a number of problem areas that can be identified as culprits of what many see as the onset of its looming demise. One of these areas, perhaps the most significant, is the loss of the sense of the seriousness of sin. As a symptom of this loss in recognizing the deadly, destructive nature of sin, is the notion that one may never make judgments about what is right or wrong; that one may never bring another person's grave sin to their attention; that one must never speak out, but rather is always to silently tolerate the intolerable.
Further, within this bubble of false tolerance, there is prevalent among Christians the notion that nobody has any "right" or duty whatsoever to labor to instill Christian values in others and the world. We are often told that the Christian must not "impose" his or her ideas on anyone else. Everyone has a "right to their opinion," they say. Under the yoke of silence, Christians are, then, powerless to change society, to heal it and to purify it with the help of the grace of the Holy Spirit, since the truth must remain unspoken, undefended, hidden.
As an example, my daughter, whose duties include saving the lives of children, recently posted on Facebook the content of a conversation she had with another, unnamed nurse who works at Planned Parenthood. While my daughter is engaged in saving young people's lives, the other nurse is engaged in ending them.
As a result of that post, a stream of comments soon ensued. Among them was one that went something like this: "I'm not in favor of abortion, but we must not judge others. Planned Parenthood does lots of good in the world, like providing counseling and contraceptives. Who am I to tell someone what they should do with their own body? After all, Jesus Christ said "Do not judge, and you will not be judged" (Lk 6:37).
In this one, short, specious and bizarre but not uncommon comment, there are a number of serious problems. First, within the context of abortion, we are not talking about what someone "does with their own body" but what they do to other people with their body; namely, the intentional killing of innocent, unborn human persons. Second, adhering to the notion that Planned Parenthood "does lots of good in the world" because they counsel couples, is akin to raising the many tyrants in history who are responsible for the deaths of millions to heroic status because they handed out some candy. But what about the words of Jesus? Did our Savior ever condemn all types of judgment?
One problem we find in contemporary Christianity is that some Christians who read the Bible do not read it well. That is, they fail to interpret Scripture in its entire context. Additionally, they fail to read Scripture in union with the living body of the Church. Last, they reject or ignore the authority of the Church, the Magisterium, who alone is divinely authorized to interpret Scripture authentically. That, of course, is not to suggest that well-meaning Christians should not read and interpret Scripture at all; but it is to say that when Scripture is interpreted in an individualistic and isolated way, in rejection of the Church whose soul is the Holy Spirit, and who formally canonized the scriptures within the context of her divine liturgy, all kinds of serious problems quickly develop.
But back to the question: Did Jesus condemn all types of judgment? Nope. On the contrary, Jesus himself calls us to judge properly and with charity for the sake of building up the kingdom of God, for the sake of healing individuals and society. Fraternal correction for the good of another is an act of charity that is encouraged by Jesus and by the authors of the New Testament.
First, let's take a look at Luke 6:37. If we back up to v. 27, we find that the words of Jesus regarding judgment are given within the context of love of enemies and exercising the virtues of mercy and forgiveness. Further, if we read all the way to v. 42, we find that Jesus does not condemn all forms of judgment but rather hypocrisy.
"How can you say to your brother, 'Brother, let me remove that splinter in your eye,' when you do not even notice the wooden beam in your own eye? You hypocrite! Remove the wooden beam from your eye first; then you will see clearly to remove the splinter in your brother's eye" (Lk 6:42).
And what happens when we fail to remove the beam from our eye, lead a life of holiness, and properly judge what is right and wrong, that we may see and walk with the light of God? In that case, the blind lead the blind, and both fall into a pit (Lk 6:39).
In Luke chapter 6, Jesus cannot be condemning all forms of judgment because he admonishes us to remove the splinter from a brother's eye only after our own sight is restored to clarity. When we see clearly, we can then help others to do the same, which is all about charity and love, all about building up the kingdom of God.
In Luke chapter 17, we read that Jesus said this to his disciples: "Things that cause sin will inevitably occur, but woe to the person through whom they occur. It would be better for him if a millstone were put around his neck and he be thrown into the sea than for him to cause one of these little ones to sin. Be on your guard! If your brother sins, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him. And if he wrongs you seven times in one day and returns to you seven times saying, 'I am sorry,' you should forgive him" (17:1-4).
Those are very strong words stressing the crucial importance of speaking the truth and forgiving others. Jesus teaches a proper balance in judging. We are to be forgiving and merciful; we are never to rashly judge or jump to conclusions due to faulty assumptions. We are not to nitpick one another for minor faults of human weakness. However, nowhere in the context of Scripture do we find a condemnation of proper, careful and charitable judgment.
In Matthew 18:15 ff., Jesus commands us to reprove another who sins, with the final arbitrator as the Church. In this chapter, Jesus gives to his Church the power to bind and loose; that is, he confers upon the Church authority over all matters of faith and morals.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us that "sin is a personal act" and we "have responsibility for the sins committed by others when we cooperate in them: by participating directly and voluntarily in them; by ordering, advising, praising, or approving them; by not disclosing or not hindering them when we have an obligation to do so; by protecting evil-doers" (Article 1868).
Sin "creates a proclivity to sin," engenders vice, and "results in perverse inclinations which cloud conscience and corrupt the concrete judgment of good and evil." Sin "tends to reproduce itself and reinforce itself" (CCC 1865). "Thus sin makes men accomplices of one another and causes concupiscence, violence, and injustice to reign among them" (CCC 1869).
It is important to point out that much of the refusal to speak the truth is fueled by a fear of not only speaking the truth openly, but also of first judging our own actions, sins and so forth, and of cleaning up our own lives. To be Christian is to be courageous.
The Church has always taken the words of Jesus with the utmost seriousness. In her words of truth, we learn the fullness of Jesus teaching on proper judgment, the deadly nature of sin, and its effects on individuals and society collectively. We learn that we are called by God to be a People of God whose lives are governed by free and loving obedience to the truth; and whose actions and words are to always be ordered toward building up the kingdom of heaven.
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Williams, who started for the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens, wouldn't confirm it but implied with his words and a grin it was a real possibility when questioned about his role this season.
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(CNN) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday that Canada's governor general has allowed him to suspend Parliament, postponing a no-confidence vote from his opponents that he was likely to lose.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Parliament will resume on January 26.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Parliament will resume on January 26.
Harper called on his opponents to work with his government on measures to aid the nation's economy when Parliament returns on January 26.
"The first order of business will be the presentation of a federal budget," Harper told reporters outside the governor general's residence in Ottawa, Canada.
"Those who were elected here to serve the interest of Canada as a whole should work together -- at least to some degree -- on planning an economic plan for Canada."
Had Governor General Michaelle Jean -- who represents Britain's Queen Elizabeth II as head of state -- denied Harper's request, Monday's vote would have likely brought down Harper's government, less than two months after his Conservative Party strengthened its minority position in federal elections.
The Liberal Party and the leftist New Democratic Party announced plans earlier this week to form a governing coalition with the support of the Bloc Quebecois, which supports independence for French-speaking Quebec.
Liberal Party Leader Stephane Dion, the man who would fill Harper's role under the planned coalition, said the coalition would look to replace Harper unless he makes "monumental change."
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"For the first time in the history of Canada, the prime minister of Canada is running away from the parliament of Canada," said Dion, accusing the premier of placing "partisan politics ahead of the interest of all Canadians."
New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton said Harper had used a "maneuver to escape accountability."
"He refuses to face the people of Canada through their elected representatives," he said. "The prime minister is choosing to protect his own job rather than focusing on the jobs of Canadians who are being thrown out of work today."
The news comes one day after Harper appealed directly to Canadians for support, vowing in a nationally televised address on the economy to halt his opponents, whom he accused of imposing their own agenda on the Canadian people.
"Unfortunately, even before the government has brought forward its budget, and only seven weeks after a general election, the opposition wants to overturn the results of that election," said the prime minister, whose Conservative Party strengthened its minority position in federal elections on October 14. iReport.com: Outrage brewing in Canada
Harper rejected the idea of a "power-sharing coalition with a separatist party," referring to the Bloc Quebecois, and insisted the country must stand together.
"At a time of global economic instability, Canada's government must stand unequivocally for keeping the country together. At a time like this, a coalition with the separatists cannot help Canada," he said Wednesday.
"The opposition is attempting to impose this deal without your say, without your consent, and without your vote. This is no time for backroom deals with the separatists; it is the time for Canada's government to focus on the economy and specifically on measures for the upcoming budget. This is a pivotal moment in our history," he said.
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LOL @ all the Canucks who have been shit talking the US around here...
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that's why we should be a republic...our nation's fate in the hands of some frickin' "queen's representative"....stupid!
I always thought the Governor General of Canada was some sort of joke/ "appoint a patsy CBC butt kisser" of sorts...Never with any sort of "real" power! I would of half expected Peter Zofsky (RIP) or frickin' Adrian Clarkson. Adrian Clarkson? All she ever did was cut into my Fraggle Rock time and suddenly she's Governor General for 10 years More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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And so fuking what we still stand with the British. Like the Queen can do anything anymore. We treat them like foreigners, and they treat us like citizens. JUST GO TO THE UK. The Governor General is there to prevent imbecile like Dion from fucking this country up. (create political instability, that really fuc More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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Detroit,3rd world? wow, usually there is a revolution when your country turn into a 3 ring circus like Canada right now...and you guys said Bush was bad...
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I'm truly amazed this can happen. Who in the hell wrote the Canuck Constitution. Can't you guys riot or something, or is it getting too cold up there?
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Oh Caaa-nadaaa
Your Par-lia-ment's shut dooown
Whaaat wiiill you dooo?
your P M is a Clown.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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it is not about the prime minister,it is about the governor general,to quote:
"canada's governor general 'has allowed' him to suspend parliament"-etc.
the governor general does not need to 'allow' anything.
this one is under some sort of pressure.from an underling.the governor general is the queens representative.the prime minister answers to the G.G.
and the people.supposedly.if that happened here the people would riot.i wonder when the canadian people had their last referendum-on wha More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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what a joke...i feel sorry for our canadian cousins, shame they're treated like peasants the way they are.
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So much for that bogus B.S Liberal dribble you're trying to sell to the Canadian people, heh you damn Libertard dumbass.
Nice try!! GO HARPER GO
Stuff it Liberals , try to break my country up you'll pay in the next election!! LMAO!!!
"Harper has crushing poll lead on crisis"
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Prime Minister Harper has mounted a crushing polling lead as the result of a political crisis in which an opposition coalition sought to take power More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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WTF???? Canada still answers to English rule???
(Had Governor General Michaelle Jean -- who represents Britain's Queen Elizabeth II as head of state -- )Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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Another prick in the illusion of democracy. Way to join us stuck in this hell.
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HEHEHE. Maybe this will stop some of the BS by Canadians who have nothing better to do then bash the US.
I could not even imagine what would happen in this country if that kind of politics took place. WTF....Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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We have guns.I know what would happen.
I hope ya'll get this straightened out up there,honestly.I wasnt aware all of your troops were in afganastan,damn.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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We don't have it that bad that normal people would start rioting.
In some countries their leaders would have the opposition leaders assassinated or thrown in a prison camp or under house arrest. That kind of crap doesn't happen in Canada.
Everything that was done was legal. It is only temporary. He will have to face them at the end of January.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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If the Auditor General of Canada would audit M. Harper, I'm sure he would find skid marks in his undies :)
Maybe he'll wait to be the majority before wanting to cut funding to opposition parties now !
Meanwhile, canadians get screwed and we are wasting more time and money than the original stupid partisan 30M$ cut he originally planned to do.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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No worries here my friend,this is not the M.E.
Once they see our beautiful women and drink some REAL beer,they'll just want to retire.;)Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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What I find interesting is the role of the Queen's representative, the GG, giving permission to do this. The next time we hear "Aww, but the Royal family REALLY has no power at all, they're just a tourist attraction" we can point at this example of how this absurd institution, a "royal family", continues to have weight even in the 21st Century.
BTW, Canucks, how's it feel having the Queen of England showing political muscle in your domestic affairs?Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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I wouldn't qualify it that way.
But it definitely sucks on many levels... Mrs Jean is a good lady with a big heart, but the her job along with the institution she represent needs to be dumped at sea in hope it will drift back to England.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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In my opinion, she had no choice but to do what our Prime Minister asked her to do. It is a formality. Many academics were predicting it.
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No offense, I don't want to be the US equivalent of some of the kiddie-pissants from up north who spend their day pontificating about the domestic politics of the big brother to the south. All references to the anti-democratic nature of the PM being able to simply suspend the government to avoid losing a no confidence vote, aside, the mechanics of HOW that%u2019s done are fascinating.
It's just that this event makes it clear that the claims from our UK friends (and some commonwealth members) More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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We inherited of the British system and all that came along with it. So yeah, she unfortunately has a role. Constitutional duties to make sure the government is stable and the parliament functioning.
Federalists have more respect for her than I ever will. It's archaic, we are not a colony anymore, and all that concern the royal family should have been dumped ages ago.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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Thanks for your reasoned response. After this episode, are you interested in seeing the entire system changed? If so, what would you do?
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Our PM is a clown. That's why he doesn't have a majority. He is done like dinner when the House of Commons returns...
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Lets hope so...then back in with a majority. Leave if you dont like it!
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That is so funny.......it just made every remark I have ever read from a Canadian moot, it also explains their high violent crime rate, and firearms policy's.....
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High violent crime rate ? You must have been reading your own stats.
In our biggest city, Toronto, a young lady was shot dead on boxing day in 2005 on a public street. They still talk about her in the media. She just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.
This kind of thing is routine in your major cities.Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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You've confused violent crime with gun crime, they're not one in the same.
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I hope that Harper gets his majority. I believe that the political left in this country are going to pay a heavy price for trying to force themselves on the electorate. Cutting funding to the parties would hurt the conservatives the most, and would almost surely be a death blow to the Bloc.
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ahahaha....when Parliment resumes Mr. 38% will be tossed from power.....LEARN our politics first
What part of this post didn't you read you dumass?
or is a socialist liberal able to do so?
Yes you wait for the next election dummy! LMAO!
Canadians will send you and your three stooges down the lane of shame.
here I'll repost it so it'll sink in your "brainwashed by University proffessors" Liberal Socialist minds
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and when the Cons are tossed from power in Jan.???? then what? an election?.....don't think so...our constitution says that if the Opposition parties form a coalition the GG has to give them a kick at the can.....elections would be moot...enough "educashun" fer ya?
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Long live the Bloc Quebecois.....Quebec lets get the hell out of this right-wing cultureless cuntry....
Vive le quebec Libre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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Here's an example of the CFR strategies in action. Just like "Common Purpose" in the UK. I've seen Harper talk at CFR conferences, its a cordination point implementation of subvertion strategy.
The CFR is a charity "free service" for various governments around the world. The total three stooge activity in Canadian Parliament is a symtom of implementation of their strategies.
You might think that's pretty tin foil hat stuff, but its only my opinion
so don't worry explai More..Posted Dec-5-2008 By
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Wow all we need now are a couple death threats and we'll sound like the americans at election time .
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You don't really think there are no such things in Canada, do you?
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Oh no I agree we have stupid shit too . I just am still a little shell shocked after surviving here on LL a an innocent bystander during the election lol . It got crazy sometimes !
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No I agree . but we got the Bloc Quebecois to really fuck things up here . But you gotta admit at election time LL got nuts !
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OK, I realize that was a bit of a cheeky title, but it's true! The Monster Men take a deep dive into a wonderful book about the vixens of Hammer. It's the ultimate coffee table book for horror fans. We also give some reading recommendations to warm up your cold winter nights.
Crack open a beer, turn down the lights and step into the Monster's Lair!
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You know I can't have a book release without the Monster Men discussing it over beers and peanuts (both off camera, of course). Get the inside scoop on Island of the Forbidden and how it relates to Sinister Entity and Forest of Shadows. When I wrote this one, I added a bunch of horror movie references. Jack and I discuss a few of the horror clues peppered throughout the book.
You'll find that the little island I've created is no safe place for the likes of Gilligan and the Skipper. If you like a good ghost story with teeth, this is it.
Note on the set my favorite Christmas present – actual drive-in movie speakers! I have a dream of building a working mini drive-in in my yard some day. All will be welcome to watch classic flicks under the stars.
It's a cold and windy day here in the northeast. With the wind, it's been below zero for a few days. A perfect day to just sit and write and look at the ice and snow outside my window. I'm working on a new cryptid novel right now. The manuscript and I are in the honeymoon phase where everything is peaches and cream. That should end in a week or so, then it's on to the real work in this relationship. I love my muse, but we don't always see eye to eye.
What have you all been doing to stay warm? And for those of you who live in warm weather, when can we come visit?
Best Horror Movies Of 2014 – Monster Men Style
As you all know, I posted my top 13 horror movie list a month back. My Monster Men brother Jack did his own list, with some flix I didn't see or stupidly forgot to add to my own list. In this episode, we mash the two together and wax poetic about the cream of last year's (children of the corn) crop. Since very few horror movies have come out so far in 2015, this gives you a chance to catch up on what you missed before we get inundated with fresh meat. Let me know what some of your favorites, and least favorites, were in 2014.
After we filmed this episode, we sat down to watch a classic of our youth, Without Warning. Gotta love any movie with Jack Palance and Martin (nobody gives 2 fucks for Bela!) Landau trying to out-ham the other. It was waaaay slower than I remembered, but still had a few creepy moments. This was mandatory late night viewing when I was a kid.
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I've often been overheard saying I prefer a bad horror movie to a good non-horror movie. I won't go so far as to say I'd rather sit down and watch THE COLLECTION over THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY, but you get the point. On a side note, I saw an extended version of my favorite spaghetti western, introduced by the late Eli Wallach, about 8 years ago. I even got to meet him before the show. Talk about the most magical night you can have at the movies!
Anyway, if you dig horror, you regularly sift through a lot of stinkers, panning for terror gold. We here at Monster Men Central invited author Jason Brant to wax unpoetic about some of the worst the genre has had to offer. Some are so bad, they must be seen, sometimes enjoyed again and again. And others, well, we've warned you.
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Yep, I dropped a lot of F bombs in this post's title. Before I ramble on, I wanted to say Happy Thanksgiving to you all. If there's one thing I'm grateful for (actually, there are many), it's all of you who wander over to my blog and read my books and just keep me going. You are all bad motor scooters and mean go-getters.
I also want to give thanks to fellow author and horror douche (his words, not mine), Jason Brant for being on the Monster Men. We actually shot 2 episodes with Jason because we had such a good time. The first one is all about found footage movies. Just when I thought the subgenre was done, a slew of new flicks flooded the market this year. Jack, Jason and I go through a bunch, telling you which ones to seek out and which to avoid.
As you can see, I found my cowboy hat in the bottom of my closet just before we started filming, much to my wife and daughters' chagrin. My youngest asked me if I was going to a rodeo, since I was also wearing a flannel shirt and jeans.
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And now I'll leave you to your turkey and booze and football. Enjoy the long weekend.
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What better day to kick off a mini-blog tour for my weird western, HELL HOLE, than on Halloween? There's guaranteed to be something in that twisted yarn to make you say your prayers before turning out the light. To follow the tour (with guest posts, interviews and reviews), all you need to do is click the banner below. Big thanks, as always, to Erin at Hook of a Book for putting it all together.
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We expect to get no fewer than 300 trick or treaters tonight as we rock our annual house party. Hope I'll have enough brain cells left this weekend to finish my next cryptid novel.
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Sometimes as a Monster Man, you just have to bite the bullet for the greater good. Fall is here and the shelves are bursting with dozens of different seasonal pumpkin beers to choose from. Jack and I ponied up to the bar and did some taste tests to let you know what to run out and buy and what to avoid. Let me tell you, it was a way better experience than our monster wine taste test. Find out who rules #Horrortober!
Naturally, this is my favorite month, the time when I have all the irons in the fire and surround myself with all things horrific. I'm watching at least 1 horror movie a day and posting them on Twitter with the hashtag #Horrortober. I'm also posting some quick reviews on what I'm watching and reading over at The Monster Men blog.
Two of my books, SWAMP MONSTER MASSACRE and THE MONTAUK MONSTER, were just named in Horror Novel Reviews 100 Scariest Books of All Time. If you're a horror reader, check out the list and see how many you've got under your belt.
Speaking of Swampy, a review of the audiobook was just posted at Reading Between the Wines (my favorite way to read!). I think they dug it. I mean, who doesn't love a good, murderous skunk ape tale?
There's a new review of my terror-filled western, HELL HOLE, over at the blog for Lindsey R. Loucks. We also did a fun, unique Q&A. Interviewers take note! She was truly original. I have a special I'll be running for Hell Hole next week, so stay tuned.
Last but far from least, I was also happy to be on the return episode of POD OF HORROR, where we talked about The Montauk Monster and some of my upcoming projects. An awesome podcast that you should be checking out. Plus, they love Jonathan Janz, so they're my kind of peeps.
Now, if you've made it this far, you should be properly rewarded. For those living in the US, send me an email at email@example.com with the subject : 100 Scary Books. Let me know the scariest book you ever read. I'll pick 2 people at random to win a signed copy of The Montauk Monster.
A Two-Part Interview with Horror Meister – Jonathan Janz
To say we here at Monster Men central have been working hard to have legend-in-the-making author Johnathan Janz on the show is putting it mildly. So we figured once we had our claws in him, we weren't letting go until we had enough for two episodes! In part 1, we talk about his latest horror thriller, EXORCIST ROAD, as well as everything else in the Janz growing library. JJ is the goods and also one of the nicest guys in the biz. I have to admit, he's my writer brother from another mother. Here's a great chance to see and hear the man behind the tales of terror. I do believe this may be the first video interview with the man who likes to spin our nightmares.
In part 2, we focus on vampires, both in books and movies. His spring release, DUST DEVILS, is one of the best vampire books to mosey along the Ponderosa and naturally made us gravitate toward the bloodsuckers. We know how much you all dig your vamps. Enjoy!
Author Keith Rommel On His Latest Novel And Upcoming Movie
The Monster Men sucked Keith Rommel right back into our madness to kick off our series of interviews that will be posted through (and probably past) the Halloween season.
Now, you all know his first book, The Cursed Man, is being made into a movie (well, you do if you watched our previous interview with Keith). Aside from that, he's released 2 more books this year – The Lurking Man & Among the People, and has big, big plans for the future. There's also an invitation for a future project that, if it happens, you can all say you were there when the seed was planted!
Watch on, little brothers and sisters and remember to turn the lights off…


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Woodmen Cemetery, Seymour
This is a text index and photographic survey of the Woodmen Cemetery on the outskirts of Seymour, Baylor Co., TX. This project was completed in October 2007 by members of B.S.A. Troop 71 and was lead by Life Scout Matthew Rose for his Eagle Scout service project.
The following cemetery transcriptions can be found at Baylor County, Texas GenWeb Archives.
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