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Mainz' St. Martin Cathedral dominates the skyline and has been the centre of the city for many centuries. The roots of the present building can be traced back to the year 975. However there has been a Cathedral in Mainz since at least the 6th century, probably even since the 4th century A.D.
After substantial fire damage in 1009 and 1081, the Cathedral was reconstructed in the 12th and 13th century giving it today's size and shape. Henrich IV. had an influence on the Cathedral's design as well as he did in Speyer. This explains the similarity in style of these two Cathedrals.
Romanesque is the dominating style, though Gothic/Neogothic (and even some Baroque) elements were added during later renovations and expansions. Though hit by a bomb in 1942, the Cathedral survived WWII pretty well and was quickly restored.
No entry fee - but of course, touristical visit is not permitted during religious services. Guided tours in German are available on Saturdays for 7,00 EUR (2014 check their site for concessions and additional days in the summer season). Other languages on request, details on the Cathedrals website. If you like architecture, plan an hour for the crypt alone where you can see the remains of the 10th century building. An overall visit can take up to two hours, but can be shortened if you are only interested in the most important features. Mainz Cathedral has a large collection of religious art. The baptismal font from 1328 (probably the largest item ever cast of tin worldwide) and the 16th century altar should be mentioned here. Many items are displayed in the church, but the largest part can be seen in the neighbouring Bishopric Museum.
St. Christoph was Gutenberg's parish church and dates back to 1292 when the chruch replaced a wooden 9th century building. It was one of many Gothic churches in Mainz until its destruction during WWII. After the war, it was decided to leave the church as it was. Only a chapel under the belltower was refurbished for religious use. The rest remains as a memorial against the war. To stabilise the damaged structure, concrete elements were installed. These show different scenes from the history of Mainz, including the war.
St. Christoph is only opened for special events and for mass (around six times per month by different Catholic communities). However, you can see a lot from outside by looking through the fence. A 15th century baptismal font can be seen. Many other items from the church however were transferred to other churches. Don't forget to have a look at the Gutenberg sculpture which is placed in front of the church.
St. Stephan is one of the oldest churches in Mainz – dating back to the year 990 - and has an interesting history. It is the oldest Gothic church in the region and generally seen as the second most important church of the city – after the Cathedral. In the middle ages, it was expanded several times. The cloister was added in 1462 and is surely worth a visit. It includes a couple exhibits, including one of the former bells which was destroyed when the church was damaged in WWII. A bell called "Beatrix" replaced the bells and was the only bell in the church for many years. Beatrix dates from 1493 and was salvaged intact from the completely destroyed St. Emmeran Church in Mainz. St. Stephan is known for its stained glass windows, designed by Marc Chagall.
Marc Chagall was already in his 90s when he completed his first stained-glass window at Mainz' St. Stephen's Church. Chagall, a French-Russian Jew who fled to the USA during WWII, wanted to present the windows as a token of friendship between Germany and the Jewish community. Between 1978 and 1985, he completed nine windows before he died aged 97. Some more windows were later finished by his scholars. The windows depict biblical scenes, are kept in blue tones and are the last stained glass windows Chagall ever designed.
One of the highlights in Mainz if you like Gothic architecture and/or Chagall. No entry fee, information leaflets available in several languages for a small fee.
The Augustinerkirche replaced the 13th century church from the Augustine monastery from 1768 on. Although Baroque style was becoming out of fashion at that time, the Augustinerkirche is probably the best example for Mainz Baroque. The altar is a prime example for late Baroque (Rococo) while some early forms of classicism can be found as well. Augustinerkiche's organ is one of very few preserved from the renown Stumm workshop. When the monastery was dissolved in 1803, the monastery buildings became the Catholic church's seminary of Mainz. The Augustinerkiche survived WWII better than most churches in Mainz – indeed, it was almost undamaged.
The neighbouring building once used to be a monastery, but nowadays houses the Mainz catholic seminary.
With its large dome, Christuskirche is one of the most prominent buildings in Mainz's skyline. Some may it even might take it for some sort of Cathedral – though Christuskirche is a Protestant church in a Catholic city and its size is only a fraction of that of the Dom (Cathedral). Still, the dome was bult very large in order to have a protestant counterpart to the Catholic Cathedral.
Christuskirche was built between 1896 and 1903 and shares many features with Berlin's famous Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedaechtniskirche – though the latter is Neogothic while Christuskirche is a neorenaissance building. Mainz' Christuskirche was destroyed in WWII as well, but rebuilt between 1952 and 1954. The simple interior has less to do with protestant values, but more with the scarcity and positive attitude towards saving resources in post-WWII Germany. The church is also smaller inside than it appears to be.
The twin onion domed spires of St Peter's Church make a distinctive sight at the end of Grosse Bleiche. The rococo style church dates back as far as 944, and contains an extravagantly interior with 18th century frescoes from Joseph Appiani and a 16th century rood altar from the same Hans Backoffen who sculpted the outrageously colourful Marktbrunnen well in the Marketplace.
This Protestant church is only a century old. Catholics have always enjoyed a majority status in Mainz, and previous to the building of this church Protestants were restricted in their religious rights, being only a "tolerated" people, along with Jews. With growing liberalism in the newly founded German state the Protestants of Mainz built this, Christchurch, as a counterpart to the Catholic cathedral in the city centre. On the outside it shares its rival's ostentation - with a marvelous 80 meter high domed roof that has a touch of St Paul's and St Peter's about it. On the inside it is more traditionally Protestant - all plain walls and solemn, uncomfortable pews.
The monastic Karmeliter Church belongs to the Order of the same name and has been in use since the 13th century. There are still monks living in the monastery, in the new buildings, about eight of them. To be honest this isn't really a must see, but it is one of the places in Mainz I will remember most fondly. I came upon it by accident in the last hour before I left the city, as I was rushing around trying to see a few of the places I'd missed earlier. Suddenly a heavy shower halted my progress and I took refuge in the doorway of the church. Sitting there watching the rain fall outside was a wonderfully contemplative experience and reminded me that life doesn't always need to be lived at a breakneck pace.
The ruins of St. Christoph's Church have been left unrestored after its destruction by Allied bombing in World War 2 as a memorial to all those who died. The original church was built between 1292 and 1325 and is said to be the baptismal place of Johannes Gutenberg himself.
Up a slight hill away from Schillerplatz through some wonderful timbered old buildings is the Church of St Stephen. Its location in the green Stephanplatz is an oasis of calm in isolation from the busy streets around the Cathedral below, and there is a nice feeling of calm and contemplation about the building. This is probably part of the reason it attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors and pilgrims each year. The church was originally built back in 990, but has been constructed, reconstructed and repaired several times since. The latest incarnation dates back to 1857 when a nearby gunpowder store blew up and damaged the church so badly it had to be almost completely rebuilt.
Inside the church are nine stunningly blue stained glass windows created in the 1970s by Russian-Jewish artist Marc Chagall. While never having visited the city, and living most of his life in France, Chagall became an honourary citizen of Mainz for his work on these magnificent windows, which were designed as a symbol of Jewish-Christian unity.
The Baroque and rococo-styled Augustinerkirsche (St. Augustine's Church) is located along the pedestrian-only Augustinerstrasse. Upon stepping into the church, I was wowed by its ceiling frescoes depicting St. Augustine. At the back of the church is an organ built by Stumm.
This fine baroque church is one of the best, good enough to deserve its own separate tip. Nearly undamaged in World War II, it has a red sandstone facade and an incredibly beautiful interior. Dating from the 18th century, it was obviously well-endowed financially, since this was the capital city of the Elector.
This is a small church tucked away on a hill in the Old Town not to be confused with the Dom, the main cathedral. While most tourists are flocking to its more popular sister, you can have this gem all to yourself. This church has exited for about ten centuries and has been nearly demolished during Word War II. During its reconstruction Marc Chagall has been invited to do its stained windows. While still conforming to classic expectations, they bright color and edginess of compositions, offer a rewarding break from traditional church art.
This impressive Roccoco building get a beautifully reddish golden color when the late evening sun strikes the walls. It was founded by archbishop Friedrich von Lothringen in 944. In 1748 the chruch was rebuilt in the current style by the architect Johann Valentin Thoman.
While I was here the chruch was closed to public. According to my guide book the interior with fresco paintings of Joseph Appiani is a highlight of Mainz.
This Protestant church was built in the style of High Renaissance in 1895 by Eduard Kreyßig as a counterweight to the Cathedral. With its 80 m high copper dome the church dominates the skyline of Mainz. The carillon from the 1950s can be heard three times a day.
The chruch is open to visitors except during worships. Admission is free.
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Monster Treads! JohnDeere RC Gator
By concretin_nik Thursday, September 25th, 2014
This time, the Cretin family reviews something TheBoy WILL like! The John Deere Monster Treads Gator! At only 6, TheBoy has little experience with RC vehicles. He's had a couple of basic 1 or 2 button RCs, but nothing too fancy, or fast. His eyes lit up when I revealed this box to him. "Finally, no SuperHero toys." *sigh* You're killin' me Smalls.
Our first attempt to play was thwarted by the inevitable toy fail of "not enough batteries." That was my fault. We had the 6AAs, but no 9V for the controller, and my paranoia really didn't want to set a precedent of thieving one from a smoke detector. We were both pretty disappointed in Dad. So be sure to get those before showing this to the kids.
Something else you'll need that is not listed on the package, nor would you necessarily think about… a bike pump. The "monster treads" tires require inflation. A plastic "needle" pump adapter is included, but will go unnoticed when freeing the Gator from all of the tape and ties holding it in the box. It wasn't until I read the manual that I learned of the pump requirement. (Yes internet, I'm a Dad that actually reads the instructions. Neurosis. Just leave it alone.) Also included is a cardboard cut-out to make it very easy to know when you've reached the proper size/inflation.
PLAYTIME! TheBoy was so excited, even with me driving. He squealed in delight and ran from the Gator, and then wanted to chase it. (Had to put a stop to that as that would inevitably lead to him stepping on it.) The Gator is fast! Too fast for our small house really. When he took the controls, he essentially just bumped into everything, but was having a blast. We ventured outside to the yard with about 5 days of fresh growth since the last mowing. The Gator handled the semi-high grass fairly well, but not as well in reverse. It ran great in the areas where we have gravel. TheBoy never stopped smiling and yelling "Dad! Watch this! Watch this!" KidJoy.
Of course, when you have a slide, and an RC car, you WILL send it down, over and over. The large wheels didn't have much grip on the plastic and always allowed it to spin around, usually falling off the edge sideways, causing several rolls and tumbles. But the Gator took every crash and kept on keepin' on.
So the verdict… TheBoy gives it a big "Thumbs up!" I give it a "Meh, OK." (Good fun, but pricey.)
Pros: Fast and durable. The stand up and spin is a fun trick that will make kids laugh and giggle. The large inflated tires allow it to roll through grass, and make it very fast on carpet, flat surfaces, and in gravel. Six AAs and one 9V battery isn't too bad for a vehicle this size. I also liked the quick twist access to the vehicle battery compartment(but the controller still needs a screw driver).
Cons: Unexpected tire inflation required. While it is a bit larger vehicle, for a higher end RC toy price ($59.99), I expect a better steering mechanism. Steering is done by the body of the Gator being tilted which causes the front floating axle to pivot left or right. The servo doesn't actually control the front wheels at all. This results in a wide turning radius, which is why it is more fun outdoors, but too fast for tight quarters.
The John Deere Monster Treads Gator is recommended for kids 8+ and is available now at www.johndeeregifts.com and local John Deere dealers.
Disclosure: We were not compensated for this post but did receive the RC Gator free for the review. The opinions above are straight from the Cretin family.
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By concretin_nik Wednesday, June 25th, 2014
That title = 'nuff said. But you need photographic evidence, I know.
I received a most excellent Father's Day present from Hasbro last week. I arrived home from a 3 day camping trip with TheBoy (more on that at a later date) to find a BFbox o' new toys* promoting the new Transformers: Age of Extinction movie opening this Friday. *(I'm 41. I believe "collector pieces" is the proper term, right?)
I now own more Transformer toys than I've ever had in my life! And NONE of them are hand me downs! (That's a big deal for the youngest kid of 3 brothers.) I know what you're saying, these are for your kid, not you. But I offer evidence to the contrary. Exhibit A. My previous posts regarding StarWars and SuperHeroes toys and promos, CLEARY state the TheBoy doesn't dig this kind of thing. Exhibit B. No request of review or anything was made by Hasbro. "Have a great Father's Day … enjoy the toys!" Exhibit C. TheBoy can't even carry this box! Exhibit D. The XL shirt included is obviously not for a 6 year old. Verdict? Dad's box!
So yea, there is a stereotypical "boy" in my head that I thought I'd be raising. Based quite clearly on ME and what I liked and hated as a kid. TheBoy doesn't like cheese burgers. Got it. I feel ya, I was exactly the same way until college. Favorite food? Pizza. Right on. But he loves fruit and yogurt. (I've questioned his paternity on this alone.) Everyone will warn you that "kids like what they like." And "you can't force them to like anything." And you think to yourself, "I know that. But how can he NOT like THIS? I loved it!" And when it happens, you'll be a bit lost. But when that same kid says things like, "Look Daddy! You got a great big box!" and "I kind of like them because YOU like them," and "You'll love this toy aisle Dad, it has Super Heroes!" you'll know that you're still doin' ok raising an awesome kid.
All that being said, when we play together, he's just gonna have to deal with Optimus Prime and his friends (and enemies) romping through Equestria right along side Applejack and Twilight Sparkle. Dad likes what he likes too.
Thanks again Hasbro! Oh, and he did LOVE the HexBug Transformers Warriors Battling Robots arena. (That's a mouthful. Let's just call 'em "awesome.") Bonus: The arena doubles as a MLP "secret lair."
Go see Transformers: Age of Extinction. Robot dinosaurs, and Marky Mark? You know you wanna.
Disclosure: I received the BFBox o' toys free of charge, but was not compensated (nor even requested) to write this post. This is life in the Cretin household. We simply dig Hasbro toys and games.
Equal Opportunity SuperHero Meh
By concretin_nik Monday, March 31st, 2014
We all know I'm a Super Hero fan. I'm no Super Geek and won't go ballistic on a movie production if they don't follow the original comic storyline. To. The. Letter. I mean come on, we're supposed to buy the idea that glasses and wardrobe change are a sufficient disguise for Superman and Wonder Woman? If it's entertaining, I'm in. If my kid digs it, I'm REALLY in… so my frustration continues… because even with Super Hero toys and a t-shirt or two, he still says, "I'm really not into them. They're ok." Not Marvel. Not DC. *crushyourDadwhydon'tya*
But it's not for lack of exposure. He digs the toys we have, and he'll mention them when he sees Super Hero shows/images/random sightings, because he knows I like them. "You'll like this toy aisle Daddy, it has Super Heroes." (Such a sweet kid.) But even throwing a Cheerios promo in the mix of fantastically abnormal humanoids apparently isn't gonna do it. Don't think for a second that's gonna stop me from trying! How else am I going to justify buying thousands of dollars worth of action figures!? (Seriously, I'm asking!)
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Disclosure: DadLabs was not compensated for this post, though I did receive the Cheerios and the Superman shirt free. But the story of angst above is all mine. –Concretin Nik
Avengers Assemble! Redefined
By concretin_nik Tuesday, February 18th, 2014
TheBoy doesn't dig super heroes like most little boys. Much to my dismay. I mean, it's ok, kids like what they like. But his lack of any obsessiveness with super heroes also means I don't have an excuse to buy action figures like I have been counting on for the last 6 years. My action figure desires are somewhat quelled by his fondness of My Little Ponies. (MLP for you hipsters.) At least they do have small plastic action figures, even if they do have hair and are presented in pastels and rainbows. I can still work with this. Crafting playsets out of cardboard and making stop motion movies gets us playing together, and sparks his imagination. And that's the whole point of action figures (for me anyway). Perhaps the citizens of Equestria will be gateway figures to more 'core toys like Star Wars, Batman, and The Avengers. Hope springs eternal.
Hasbro has perhaps come through for me with Super Hero Mashers. These are action figures with extremities that have the interchangeability of Legos. Want to see what Spiderman would look like with Iron Patriot's head? You can do that. Want a hero with the smash power of the Hulk, yet wears the drapes of Thor's mother. Tada! Easy. (Didja catch that Avengers reference?)
I received a package of 2 Mashers. Let me first say that on both figures, the elbow joints took some serious elbow grease (see what I did there?) to get moving, as they were locked up out of the box. They loosened up enough after a bit o' working them back and forth. Other than that, these seem like toys with a cool design that your 11 year old will dig, but are also durable enough that your 5 year old won't destroy them.
They sent me a Fourth of July set, if you will, of Iron Patriot and Captain America. So the typical mishmashing of trading out arms and legs didn't produce a particularly dramatic result, though TheBoy was already laughing and having fun. (Score 1!) But let's see if we can't come up with something even more fun. Enter… IRON PRIMATE, and CAPTAIN MONKEYPANTS!
We laughed and laughed and made gorilla noises the entire time. I'm not sure these will ever get switched up again. Thank you (again) Hasbro! The Super Hero Mashers are a hit in the Cretin house!
You can get in on the fun and share your mashups on Facebook and Instagram tagging with #MyMashUp.
Disclosure: I received the toys free from Hasbro in exchange for my honest review and opinion. –Concretin Nik


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Pet friendly, excellent and friendly service, very accommodating, quiet, and clean.
It's not a Hilton, but for a Super 8, I have no complaints whatsoever. Highly recommended!
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Room next door started their TV LOUDLY at 5 AM along with thier barking dog which only escalted our dog but we managed to keep him quiet. Room smelled stongly of deodorizer. I hate hotels with dog rooms as our pets are bathed before we leave, andare train
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Walls were paper thin. I can sleep through a lot but Walter White was coughing up a lung in the bed on the other side of the wall and kept me up quite a bit. Many of the cable channels were blurry, but we were there just to sleep and get back on the road so I did not try to have it fixed.
Hotel is very close to the Interstate. Price was very good.
Could not connect to promised wi-fi.
Bugs everywhere. Floor was so filthy dirty it felt damp holes behind the toilets Would never never never stay there again.
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Tired rooms. Need of update. Poor breakfast.
Staff was helpful with a few problems. The hotel was pretty clean. Could use a little updating. Easy to get to right off the interstate.
Needs sone updating and fresh paint
Cost $85 after expenses. Nice stay. Clean. Staff is very friendly. Breakfast was pretty simple but good. Gravy and biscuits.
No complaints
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The gentleman who worked the breakfast was excellent and great at his job. The staff at the hotel was incredibly friendly, too.
The breakfast choices were not great and the bathroom at the hotel was not very clean or updated. The door was a sliding door and was difficult to open and close.
Our booking through Kyak was easy, showed up and the front desk quickly got us checked in. We went right to the bar which we found out closed at 10pm. However the bartender was great! She told us where there were some other local spots to hang out at and made sure that we had a good cabbie to drive us around.
Room was a queen as we requested online. Was clean and in better condition than I expected. The shower was nice and there were pleanty of fresh towels stocked. Bed was comfortable and had pleanty of pillows.
The bar closed at 10, but other than that its about it and that is very minor.
The room looked great! Excellent WiFi connection.
Nothing was bad!
The location was good.
The first room we were given had a dirty sink and the TV didn't work. The second room we were given the toilet moved and the shower faucet moved. The fixtures were not installed properly. The room didn't look clean either.
The hotel was easily accessible from the interstate and within a short walking distance of several good places to eat. The hotel staff were both friendly and helpful.
No complaints.
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The HVAC unit ran non-stop. I requested assistance but was told to use the wall thermometer which had no effect as it continued to blow cold air. I mentioned it at check out and noticed that no record of the problem was recorded.
Got a flu virus and couldn't drive an extra 2 hours to get there. Money down the drain and sick.
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by Keoni Teta and Jillian Sarno Teta, Contributors to Herbalism on Allthingshealing.com
Theobroma cacao, the scientific name of the plant from which raw cocoa powder is derived and the main ingredient in chocolate, literally means "food of the gods." It is a famous plant with a lengthy and rich history; a symbol of love that cuts across cultures; a power food packed with antioxidants, phytochemicals, minerals and the building blocks of neurotransmitters and other "feel good" hormones; and a medicine backed by modern research with far-reaching implications for treating cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, cancer and other chronic degenerative diseases. Some experts are even saying the health-giving properties of cacao will potentially benefit public health equal to or more than antibiotics and anesthesia. The beautiful thing is that raw organic cocoa, a derivitive of the cacao plant, is readily available in health food stores.
What is the difference between "cacao" and "cocoa"?
Cacao refers to the plant, its pod, the beans within, and the pure paste of the bean. Cocoa is the powder made from the cacao bean, which is mashed into a paste and then pounded to extract the cocoa butter. This powder is increasingly being referred to as "cacao powder", rather than "cocoa powder" in organic circles. It is believed the name "cocoa" came about as the result of a misspelling by early English traders.
Theobroma cacao is native to Central and South America. Historical documentation cites cacao and its products a cure for almost everything from fatigue, indigestion, emaciation, and hemorrhoids to respiratory ailments, cancer, depression and heart problems. The ancient people of Central America, the Mayans and Aztecs, believed this plant could impart immortality. Well, this amazing plant probably will not impart immortality to its consumer, but if there was ever a food to do so cacao would be the one. Throughout history, the cacao plant has been used as currency, food and medicine. In fact the cacao bean is still used as a form of currency in some areas of South America. The Aztecs revered theobroma cacao because of its central role in their culture. They even believed the plant to have divine origins. Due to this belief, the consumption of cacao was usually reserved for royalty, warriors, and other high society people. While the Spanish were exploring the Americas in the 1500s, theobroma cacao was being introduced to Europe. Although initially consumed by the European elite, cacao quickly spread through Europe to the masses. Chocolate, cacao's most familiar product, has its origins in Europe.
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So what about chocolate? Can we consider it a health food? It is important to realize that most research is conducted on raw cocoa powder and not chocolate. With that being said there is some indication that chocolate can be a healthy addition to the diet, but the real magic happens with raw organic cocoa powder. As the sugar and milk portion increases in chocolate, the health benefits of the chocolate decreases. The greatest health benefits are derived from unprocessed cocoa rather than a processed version of it and so raw organic cocoa is superior to dark chocolate which is better than milk chocolate. Dutch processed or alkalinized cocoa helps to reduce the acidity of raw cocoa, but also destroys some of its medicinal power. Raw cocoa powder that is not organic contains pesticide and herbicide residues.
There is also controversy surrounding the high amount of lead found in some cacao products. Lead is a heavy metal that can cause damage to the body when ingested in almost any amount. The evidence seems to point to the manufacturing process of raw cocoa as the source of lead. An October 2005 study in Environmental Health Perspectives shows that the cacao bean itself has very little lead; in fact, it has one of the lowest levels of lead of any natural food. There are insignificant amounts of lead found in raw beans but significant amounts found in some chocolate products, leading one to conclude the manufacturing process is the culprit. Unfortunately, no one is exactly sure where all the lead is coming from. To be safe and promote maximal health benefits and to prevent potential lead exposure, choose raw organic cocoa powder. You can also call your favorite chocolate company and ask about their policies for testing heavy metals in their products.
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PHILADELPHIA - JUNE 02: Head coach Peter Laviolette of the Philadelphia Flyers attends a press conference after the Flyers defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 in overtime in Game Three of the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Final at Wachovia Center on June 2, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Flyers coach Peter Laviolette was fined $10,000 Monday after calling out counterpart Dan Bylsma for sending out his checking line late in Philadelphia's 6-3 win at Pittsburgh on Sunday. Penguins assistant Tony Granato, who stepped on the top of the side boards and in between the two head coaches, was also fined $2,500. The incident occurred at 18:57 of the third period. Fine money will go to the NHL Foundation. Laviolette was upset that the Penguins' fourth line took a shift shortly after Jakub Voracek's empty-net goal concluded the scoring. During the shift, Penguins forward Joe Vitale leveled Flyers center Daniel Briere shortly after the ensuing faceoff, starting a chain of events that included Laviolette smashing a stick over the glass.
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The only One one who knows the glorious truth about heaven is God. And the only place to find that truth is in His Word. The Glory of Heaven takes you through those very scriptures and opens your heart to the realities of heaven. Combined with John MacArthur's studies on the topic of heaven, this book includes the writings of Richard Baxter, Thomas Boston, Charles Spurgeon, and J.C. Ryle regarding our eternal and blessed hope.
This book is an excellent reminder of where the Christian's citizenship lies. The eternity we look forward to is with Christ in heaven. Thus, we need to be setting our hearts on heaven and not on earthly things.
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Morley (cigarette)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Morley is a fictional brand of cigarette that has appeared in various television shows, films, and video games that otherwise have no connection to each other. The iconic, fictional brand packaging resembles the actual, original Marlboro brand box. The name Morley is a play on the nickname for Marlboro cigarettes, "Marleys."[1] Morleys appear at least as far back as 1960, in Alfred Hitchcock's film, Psycho. There is also a Morley Lights version, in a gold and white package (similar to Marlboro Lights), marked "Lights."[2]
- For TV series, season and episode are abbreviated (s#xe#).
Morleys have appeared primarily in TV shows, at times in movies and music videos, and as both a prop and a plot element.[3]
- 200 Cigarettes (1999(: In this comedy, Lucy (Courtney Love) presents a block of Morley cigarettes to Kevin (Paul Rudd).
- 24: "Day 8: 9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m." (8x06) Jack Bauer is poses as a German buyer and smokes a Morley Light cigarette.
- Afroman: ("Because I Got High" Positive Remix): In this music video, a man sitting on a motorized couch is seen smoking and holding a pack of Morleys before he smokes a joint, throws the cigarette behind him, and drops the pack because he got high.
- American Horror Story: In "Birth" (1x11), Violet (Taissa Farmiga) is seen with a pack of Morley Lights at the kitchen table.
- The Americans In, "Pilot," a background extra is smoking a Morley regular red pack cigarette.
- Becker: In "Santa On Ice" (2x12), Becker smokes a Light Morley cigarette.
- Breaking Bad: Morleys are smoked in the final season by several characters.[specify]
- Beverly Hills, 90210: Brenda Walsh returns from Paris with a smoking habit. Her parents find out when a pack of Morleys falls out of her purse.[specify]
- Broken Saints: The character Raimi buys a packet of Morley cigarettes in this online cartoon. William B. Davis of The X-Files is a member of the voice cast, but Brooke Burgess, creator of Broken Saints, confirmed that the Morley cigarettes were in the original series "WELL before Bill signed on — but he liked the nod, none-the-less."[citation needed]
- Brooklyn Rules (2007): The three boys find a dead body in a convertible around the five-minute mark; one of the boys steals a pack of Morley off the dash of the vehicle.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike (James Marsters) smokes Morley cigarettes.[4]
- Burn Notice: In "Scatter Point" (2x05), the main character Michael is seen scattering cigarette butts outside a rooftop door and putting an empty pack of Morleys in the rooftop doorjamb. In "Fearless Leader" (3x04), he bugs a pack of Morleys. In "Blind Spot" (4x11), Maddie is seen throwing a carton of Morleys into a suitcase as she packs for a trip. In "Square One" (5x05), posing as crooked cops Jesse and Fiona extort, along with the security tapes, a carton of Morleys from a bodega.
- Californication: Hank (David Duchovny) often smokes Morley cigarettes and can be plainly seen in many episodes, including "The Raw & the Cooked" (2x04) where they are on a patio table near the end of the episode, and in Season 5, Episode 4, at the beginning near his smartphone. This is an inside joke that harkens back to Duchovny's days on The X-Files in which the Cigarette Smoking Man usually chain-smoked this brand.[citation needed]
- Cold Case: In the "The Plan," Jerry smokes Morleys, and a pack is seen during an interrogation scene when Detective Nick Vera removes a cigarette from Jerry's hand that has burned down to his fingers. In "The Sleepover," Tiffany smokes Morleys (light brown pack instead of the traditional red) when questioned by Detective Valens.
- Criminal Minds: In "North Mammon," DNA found on Morley cigarette butts leads the FBI team to suspect a soccer coach, who smokes Morleys, of stalking one of his star female players. The packet of cigarettes the coach holds is actually a Marlboro packet and not a fictional Morley packet.
- CSI: NY: In "Boo" (4x06), a smoked Morley cigarette is found in a voodoo doll at a crime scene.
- Definitely, Maybe (2008): In 1992, Will Hayes (Ryan Reynolds) buys Morleys when he arrives in New York City for $3.20, and he complains that in Wisconsin they cost $2.60.
- The Dick Van Dyke Show: In episode 1x13, Pickles brings Richie a box of Morley chocolate cigarettes. This show aired December 19, 1961.[citation needed]
- Epicenter (2000): At the beginning of the movie, the character Nick Constantine has a pack of Morleys in his briefcase.
- ER: In "Beyond Repair," while searching his daughter Rachel's room, Dr. Mark Green (Anthony Edwards) discovers a pack of Morleys with a condom inside.
- Everybody Hates Chris: In episode 1x20, carton of Morleys is sold out of the back of a car.
- Freddy Got Fingered: Gord (Tom Green) can be seen smoking a pack of Morleys in one scene.[specify]
- Frasier: In "Morning Becomes Entertainment" (7x19), Bebe pulls a pack of Morleys out of her purse and asks Frasier if he minds.
- Friends: Chandler can be seen holding a pack of these in the episode "The One Where Rachel Smokes"
- Gone Home: A packet can be found on the top shelf of Sam's locker.
- Gun Shy: In a meeting between the police, the character Charley has a box of Morley cigarettes in front of him on the conference table.
- Heroes: In "One of Us, One of Them" (3x03), Claire Bennet's biological mother, Meredith, tries to light a Morley in the Bennet home before Sandra Bennet asks her not to smoke in the house.
- The House on Greenapple Road (1970): A character steals a pack of Morley cigarettes from a desk at the police station.
- Jake 2.0: A terrorist disguises powerful explosives as a pack of Morley cigarettes and demonstrates its incredible power by exploding a piece of swamp in the Philippines.
- Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead: Rusty Nail (Mark Gibbon) is smoking Morley cigarettes as he purchases them in the opening scene in the shop.
- Judging Amy: In season 3 episode 15 teen is suing Morley company for causing his emphysema.
- Justified: In the season one episode "Riverbrook", a group of prison escapees rob a convenience store. One discharges a shotgun in the store, blasting a rack of cartons of Morley cigarettes.
- Killer Instinct: In the episode "Game Over," Morley cigarettes appear in the desk of Lt. Matt Cavanaugh, played by Chi McBride.
- Lost: In the Flash Sideways of the episode "LA X" (6x01), Rose Nadler is seen on the plane clutching a magazine with an ad for Morley cigarettes.
- The L Word: In the season two episode "Lap Dance" Bette and Shane are seen smoking from a pack of Morley cigarettes whilst sitting on Bette's porch. In the season five episode "Lunar Cycle", a pack of Morley cigarettes is visible on the coffee table when Shane and Jenny are lying on the sofa together.
- Malcolm in the Middle: A packet of Morley cigarettes is one of the things found hidden by Malcolm's mother in season 1 episode 10. And in the season 4 episode 19 Malcolm plays chess with Leonard (Jason Alexander). Leonard tries to pay off his debts with a pack of Morleys.
- Mannix: In the episode "All Around the Money Tree," Joe Mannix opens a suitcase to discover a couple packs of Morleys—in white packs.
- Medium: In the episode "To Have and to Hold" (season 4, episode 3) a character smokes a Morley cigarette. In the episode "The First Bite is the Deepest" (season 5, episode 17), Allison DuBois brings Cynthia Keener a bag filled with snack foods, candy, and Morley cigarettes when visiting her in prison.
- The Middle: In the episode "The Map" (season 3, episode 13) Frances brings Aunt Edie a carton of Morley cigarettes.
- Millennium: In "The Time Is Now", Peter Watts discovers a Morley stub in the mysterious Millennium Group's basement as a nod to the Cigarette Smoking Man from The X-Files.[5] Chris Carter created both series.
- Mission: Impossible: Morleys appear in the original television series, and several characters can be seen with them. In one specific episode, 2x07 "Operation 'Heart'", Barbara Bain's character can be seen removing a pack from a table along with a handkerchief (ca 20 mins in).
- Murderer's Row: Matt Helm uses a dart in a cigarette to take down a guard. He leaves the now empty pack of Morley cigarettes on the guard, showing the warning about smoking possibly being dangerous to your health.
- Murder in the First: Defense Attorney James Stamphill appears smoking Morleys while laying down and speaking into a primitive tape recorder, dictating notes about the case. The pack of Morleys shown is an old-fashioned design (based on the 1930s setting of the movie), unlike the modern-looking packs of Morleys more frequently seen.
- The Naked City: "Tombstone for a Derelict" (2x21) opens as four young men led by Baldwin Larne (Robert Redford) surround a derelict on a lonely street. Larne offers him a cigarette, and, as the derelict turns to get a light from one of Larne's companions, Larne stabs the derelict in the back, dead, and tosses the cigarette pack on the body. Detective Flint (Paul Burke) and company arrive on the scene of the crime to investigate, and the pack of cigarettes is shown close up to be the Morley brand, a clue. This early Morley cigarettes black-and-white appearances shows a cigarette pack with an Etruscan horse image as the brand icon, and the first and last letters of "Morley" in lower case, and the letters in between in upper case.
- Nash Bridges: In episode 420 "Power Play", Morleys appear on a desk in a criminal's house.
- New Amsterdam: In the episode "Love Hurts" (1x08), a suspect in an interrogation room is about to light a Morley. John Amsterdam takes it from him and says, "No smoking."
- Orange Is the New Black: In "Tall Men with Feelings" (1x01), Pornstache pulls a Morleys from his pocket and tries to light the butt.
- The Outer Limits: In "A New Life" (7x03), Jacob tries to smuggle two cartons of Morleys onto the bus. In the episode "Falling Star" (season 2, episode 19), Terry McCammon (while possessed by a time traveler) tosses a pack of Morleys onto a bedstand.
- Prison Break: In "Bolshoi Booze" (2x11), T-Bag picks up a pack of Morleys from a bag in Geary's apartment.
- Prozac Nation: The character played by Christina Ricci smokes Morley cigarettes in the film version of Elizabeth Wurtzel's autobiographical Prozac Nation. Ricci plays a young writer who occasionally uses the empty cigarette packs as scrap paper.
- Psycho (1960): At the end of the film, psychiatrist Dr. Fred Richman portrayed by Simon Oakland tells the story of what really happened and shakes a cigarette out of a pack of Morleys. This film was released June 16, 1960 and is currently the earliest known sighting of the Morley brand.[citation needed]
- Pushing Daisies: In the Season 2 episode, "Bad Habits," a carton of Morleys can be seen in the cabinet full of contraband in Sister Maria Christina's room.
- Reaper: In the second season finale, "The Devil and Sam Oliver," Mary Pat, the greeter at the Work Bench, holds up a pack of Morleys before she steps outside to have a smoke next to the LP gas tanks.
- S. Darko: The boy carries a Morley pack in his left sleeve.
- Saving Grace: In the second season episode, "It's a Fierce, White-Hot, Mighty Love," the main character, Grace, is given a Morley by a suspect as she's investigating him.
- Shameless: Fiona throws Lip a carton of Morleys in Season 2, Episode 3. Lip smokes Morleys after he wakes up in episode 12 of season 4. Mickey Milkovich smokes Morleys in the episode 12 of season 4.
Lip smokes Morleys in the final minutes of Season 5, Episode 1.
- Sherbet: The eponymous detective Sherbet Lock in the American comic book, Sherbet, reveals that both she and the missing child Belinda Darwin favor Morley brand cigarettes in the short story "Milk".
- Seinfeld: In the seventh season finale, "The Invitations," George Costanza smokes a Morley in an attempt to appear off-putting to his fiancee, Susan Ross, in hopes that she will call off their upcoming wedding.
- Sordid Lives: The Series: In the first season episode, "Pills, Poison and Penises," Morley brand cigarettes are advertised on a sign at the convenience store where Vera works.
- Space: Above and Beyond: In "Ray Butts," the main character, Ray Butts, has a pack of Morleys at the beginning of the episode.
- Special Unit 2: In "The Grain," a housewife, under the influence of the Sandman, robs a convenience store, demanding all the cash, and a pack of Morleys.
- Spy Game (2001)[example needed]
- The Strain: In "The Third Rail" (1x11), Mariela Martinez throws down an empty pack of Morley Lights. Later, Zach Goodweather finds Morleys on the floor of a looted grocery store, and picks up two packs in green-and-white packaging for Mariela.
- System Shock 2: Packets of Morley cigarettes are an item within the game. Essentially useless, when smoked they cause the player character to lose health.
- That '70s Show: In the episode "Eric Gets Suspended," Red Forman tells Eric Forman to smoke an entire pack of Morleys after he gets caught with a cigarette at school.
- The Tenants:[example needed]
- Thirteen[example needed]
- The Traveler[example needed]
- The Twilight Zone: In "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (Sept 1963), William Shatner pulls out a pack of Morleys and almost lights one until his wife (Christine White) points out the "NO SMOKING" sign illuminated on the plane. In "The Thirty Fathom Grave" (4x02), about halfway through, Bill Bixby is sitting at a table smoking, and a pack of Morleys can be seen sitting on the table. In "In Praise of Pip" (5.01), during the first few minutes, Jack Klugman is seen crushing an empty Morleys pack. In "Living Doll" (5.06), 17 minutes in, Telly Savalas removes a pack of Morleys from his shirt pocket. In "Stopover in a Quiet Town" (5.30), 13 minutes in, in front of the church, he offers his wife a cigarette.[specify]
- The Walking Dead: In "Save The Last One" (2x03), Dale contemplates smoking a cigarette while standing on the roof of his RV. In "Consumed" (5x06), Daryl finds a carton of Morley Lights soft packs on the floor next to Noah, who is trapped under a bookshelf. Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) Smokes Morley cigarettes along with other group members Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) and Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz).
- The World's End (2013): Gary smokes Morleys throughout the film, best seen after the fight scene against the twins.
- Up All Night: In "I Can't Quit You" (2x09), Chris struggles to resist buying a pack of cigarettes at a convenience store, where Morleys are visible behind the counter.
- Warehouse 13: In "The Ones You Love" (4x09), Mrs. Frederic and Steve Jinks enter The Library, a secret room in the Vatican. There is a pack of Morley cigarettes on the table.
- Weeds: In the third season episode, "The Brick Dance", Conrad asks Heylia about the Morleys that she is smoking, that she had not smoked for years.
- The X-Files: The Cigarette Smoking Man, played by William B. Davis, smokes this fictional brand,[6] as does Agent Monica Reyes.[7] The X-Files is probably the most well known use of Morley cigarettes.[citation needed] In "Brand X" (7x18), Mulder and Scully visit Morley Tobacco's headquarters after one of the employees is murdered; the company is described as a multibillion dollar global corporation.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Wolf, Mark J.P. (2014). Building Imaginary Worlds: The Theory and History of Subcreation. Routledge. p. 218. ISBN 978-0415631204.
- ^ Examples of Morley Lights can be seen in The Walking Dead, "Consumed" (5x06) (Daryl finds a carton of Morley Lights), and in The Strain "The Third Rail" (1x11) (Mariela Martinez throws down an empty pack of Morley Lights).
- ^ a b "The X-Files - Season 7, Episode 18: Brand X". TV.com.
- ^ "Wizard World Philly Spike PALz". RTM News. 2005-05-12.
- ^ Smith, Gabe (1998-10-02). "Fox mystery drags on". The Michigan Daily.
- ^ van der Linden, Nils (2008-08-01). "X-Files: I Want To Believe". iafrica.com.
Whether you hate the show/can't remember all the convoluted conspiracy stuff/know that Cigarette Smoking man prefers Morley, he wants you there.
- ^ Avalos, George; Michael Liedtke (2001-03-01). "X-Cursions: `This Is Not Happening' marks a return to form". Contra Costa Times.
As for Reyes, we don't know much about her, other than that she is hooked on Morley cigarettes, leading to speculation that she may somehow be tied to the late, great Cigarette Smoking Man.


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When it comes to sports there needs to be chemistry within a team for there to be success. When I think of the Green Bay Packers of 2011, there was a lot of chemistry with Aaron Rodgers and his many wide receivers. The 2012 Packers have struggled a bit and I'll be the first to admit it. I'm not going to sit here and blame referees or bad calls, but obviously the mistake in Seattle was a huge one. Never the less, you dust yourselves off and go out and focus on the next team. That's what everyone is doing, except for one person.
Packers tight end, Jermichael Finley.
In an interview on Wednesday, Jermichael was quoted saying that there's not much chemistry between he and quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
"It's OK," Finley said Wednesday. "Not good enough at all. Something to be worked on, and try to work on it as much as I can, try to talk to him as much as I can, but like I said, it takes two people." He also added, "And I need the quarterback on my side, and I need to catch the ball when he throws it to me. So it takes two things to get that going, the chemistry. I feel we need to get that going."
He also says that Aaron Rodgers is scared.
"I don't put it all on him. It's his receiving corps, we're dropping balls; it's his linemen not blocking for him. He's got a lot to think about. I would be scared, too, if I was getting hit like that." (Credit: ESPNMilwaukee.com for the quotes)
This kind of talk is not the Packers way.
Jermichael, you were rewarded with a 2 year, $15 Million contract extension this summer and quite frankly, I was flabbergasted that it was offered to you. You came on strong in 2009 with a huge game in a loss against the Vikings (6 rec, 128 yards, 1 TD). People talked about how you have loads of talent and you'd break out in 2010, unfortunately for you, you got hurt. You were probably on pace for over 1,000 yards. I'm sorry that happened. You had some pretty good numbers last year, 55 receptions, 767 yards and 8 TD's. There was one GLARING statistic that jumps out at me when I look at your stats from last year: 11 Dropped Passes.
You want to sit here and blame Aaron Rodgers for a lack of chemistry? You're insane! If there's a reason there's no chemistry, it's not because of Rodgers, it's because of your hands! 11 Drops in 2011 and 5 so far this season. Have you heard of the term, 'Next Man Up'? That's exactly what Aaron Rodgers is doing. If you can't do your job and catch a pass, next man up. Randall Cobb, Jordy Nelson, Tom Crabtree, John Kuhn, and James Jones.
Let's talk about James Jones for a second. I had ZERO faith in Jones several years ago because he too had a case of the dropsies. You know what Jones has done? Worked his tail off in practice to correct that issue, and now, I'm glad we have him on this squad.
I was surprised as hell when Ted Thompson offered you that contract earlier this season. You need to get it through your head, Jermichael. This isn't all about you. You need to correct your mistakes and when you make them, accept them, not defer the blame to someone else. As a fan, I'm getting sick of these whiny ass Packers, blaming something other than themselves for the mistakes.
You've topped 100 yards receiving 3 times in the regular season and once in the postseason. You weren't apart of the Super Bowl win and a fantastic 2010 postseason, you know why, besides your injury? Next man up. Right now, Andrew Quarless, DJ Williams and Tom Crabtree should be the next men up, because you're becoming the next Terrell Owens. Nothing but a headcase.
Actually, I don't want to insult Terrell Owens too much, he was head case off the field, you're becoming a Terrell Owens WITHOUT the talent.
You use the acronym Y.O.T.TO. Meaning 'Year Of The Take Over'. I think it should be changed to:
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