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Not really Harry Potter for Adults. More like Harry Potter for depressed people in their 20s. It takes on a lot that Harry was spared: meaning, happiness, sex, political philosophy, life and death; but gets crushed under the weight of its themes in the end. Still, it deserves credit for attempting it in the first place.
I definitely preferred to Harry Potter, though. The writing was better, the magic was better, the characters were more interesting. It seems that people who like the fantasy genre felt betrayed by this take on their favorite concepts. Maybe they were betrayed. It's about time they were betrayed.
Just because you have contempt for "happily ever after," the solution isn't to replace it with "miserable ever after, but ultimately, not all that miserable because we're limited beings who forget and move on." I could say more, but I don't want to spend more than the 2 star's worth of enjoyment it gave me.
Harry Potter and Narnia rolled together with Twilight, teenage drinking, sex and bad language. Who could ask for anything more? I can. I got half way through and still didn't really care about the characters or how it ended so I stopped and opted for Laurie King. I guess what irritated me most is that I truly think Grossman could improve on either Rowling or Lewis. Not going to happen. I guess it is complementary that he used so much of their stories, but then again, why not something a little more original? I did not feel any freshness with this book. To me it was like a high schooler writing an essay based on someone else's work, plagiarism seems to sneek in all over.
I really wanted to like this book. It had an interesting premise and a friend had recommended it. But it just moves so slowly. So much so that it wasn't until 300 pages in - my edition was 488 pages long - that it became unputdownable.
That said, even now that I've finished it, there isn't a great deal to like about it. It's a pretty depressing read. I'm not sure if I want to read the sequel. Certainly I won't be rushing to get it in hardback.
The idea of the The Magicians is good—Harry Potter and Narnia, but with jaded, entitled, oversexed asshole teens and early 20-somethings. It's Harry Potter with alcohol and sex! And for a while it holds out promise of being both a page-turner and having some depth. But as things wear on, it doesn't deliver on either score.
I didn't care that the lead character is a jerk. But I minded that I cared less and less about the characters as the novel progressed. Literary novels are allowed to have depressed, unheroic and shallow characters. But they need to be perceptive about it, or at least really well-written. It was neither.
As for the ideas, the set-up was good, building on previous narratives but also adding something. I thought that, if things developed from there, this would end up a solid four-star book. But in the final third the originality ends. Subverting Narnia isn't enough of an invention, especially when the Narnia resonances give it some of its only real life. And don't tell me it's a "critique" of the genre—that's obvious as far as it goes, and it's neither good enough at it nor possessing enough life independent of the object of its criticism. (It's 2 Live Crew's "Pretty Woman" cover, which, intending to subject Orbison only shows how far above them he is.) If you want a far more interesting subversion of Narnia, check out Neil Gaiman's "The Problem of Susan."
Finally, reading this on the Kindle meant I evesdropped on the passages other readers highlighted. Without fail, they were the many "lesson" passages, where the author spells it all out for us, revealing this "subversion" to be at heart a 19th-century children's novel, with more fucking. "Relationship fights are like bad magic!" "Circumstances don't make you happy!" "Growing up is haawd!"
Lewis was never that trite.
Following the adventures of eighteen year old Quentin, this novel has characters that are at once relatable and wholly not. Magicians with the power to affect reality in any way they choose are dissatisfied with their own existence. Some bide their time in games manipulating mortals or pushing various interest groups and political puppets, some disappear into scholastic endeavors, but in a world where nothing wanted is lacking, stagnation and apathy easily seep in. Intelligent but introverted Quentin is drawn into a world where magic is real, but even as each of his own dreams is realized he finds himself dissatisfied with existence and wanting another dream.
An adult take on the 'youth gets accepted into magic academy/school/university' plot, this novel received much acclaim when it was first published. Much of this may be for its odd appeal and Grossman's apparent disinterest in creating strongly likable (or even despised) characters.
This isn't just an exercise in exploring what we love about fantasy and the lies we tell ourselves about it -- it's a shit-kicking, gripping, tightly plotted novel that makes you want to take the afternoon off work to finish it.
It's the original magic — storytelling — that occasionally trips Grossman up. Though the plot turns new tricks by the chapter, the characters have a fixed, "Not Another Teen Movie" quality. There's the punk, the aesthete, the party girl, the fat slacker, the soon-to-be-hot nerd, the shy, angry, yet inexplicably irresistible narrator. Believable characters form the foundation for flights of fantasy. Before Grossman can make us care about, say, the multiverse, we need to intuit more about Quentin's interior universe.
Somewhat familiar, albeit entertaining... Grossman's writing is intelligent, but don't give this one to the kids—it's a dark tale that suggests our childhood fantasies are no fun after all.
Grossman has written both an adult coming-of-age tale—rife with vivid scenes of sex, drugs, and heartbreak—and a whimsical yarn about forest creatures. The subjects aren't mutually exclusive, and yet when stirred together so haphazardly, the effect is jarring. More damaging still is the plot, which takes about 150 pages to gain any steam, surges dramatically in the book's final third, and then peters out with a couple chapters left to go.
Grossman, Time magazine's book critic and a frequent writer on technology, clearly has read his Potter and much more. While this story invariably echoes a whole body of romantic coming-of-age tales, Grossman's American variation is fresh and compelling. Like a jazz musician, he riffs on Potter and Narnia, but makes it his own.
Vladimir Nabokov once observed, "The truth is that great novels are great fairy tales." "The Magicians" is a great fairy tale, written for grown-ups but appealing to our most basic desires for stories to bring about some re-enchantment with the world, where monsters lurk but where a young man with a little magic may prevail.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0670020559, Hardcover)Amazon Best of the Month, August 2009: Mixing the magic of beloved children's fantasy classics (from Narnia and Oz to Harry Potter and Earthsea) with the sex, excess, angst, and anticlimax of life in college and beyond, Lev Grossman's Magicians reimagines modern-day fantasy for grownups. Quentin Coldwater lives in a state of perpetual melancholy, privately obsessed with his childhood books about the enchanted land of Fillory. When he's admitted to the surreptitious Brakebills Academy for an education in magic, Quentin finds mastering spells is tedious (and love is even more fraught). He also discovers his power has thrilling potential--though it's unclear what he should do with it once he's moved with his new magician cohorts to New York City. Then they discover the magical land of Fillory is real and launch an expedition to use their powers to set things right in the kingdom--which, naturally, turns out to be a much murkier proposition than expected. The Magicians breathes life into a cast of characters you want to know--if the people you want to know are charismatic, brilliant, complex, flawed magicians--and does what Quentin claims books never really manage to do: "get you out, really out, of where you were and into somewhere better. " Or if not better, at least a heck of a lot more interesting. --Mari Malcolm
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As a senior in high school Quentin Coldwater became preoccupied with a series of fantasy novels he read as a child, set in a magical land called Fillory. After graduating from college and being admitted into a highly exclusive, secret society of magic in upstate New York, he makes a stunning discovery: Fillory is real. But the land of Quentin's fantasies turns out to be much darker and more dangerous than he could have imagined for his childhood dream becomes a nightmare with a shocking truth at its heart.… (more)
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Recorded in May 1958 at the Schwetzinger Schlosstheater, this release features the first opera in history, written by Claudio Monteverdi, L'Orfeo.
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That said, the recording is wonderful. Just listening to the music shows one why this opera has survived for 400 years; it is simply beautiful music, given here a fine performance, recorded in 1958. Ferdinand Leitner draws lovely playing from his Stuttgart orchestra, which seems to echo the emotional state of the characters. The American baritone Raymond Wolansky is a great Orfeo. He sings with a clear, well-produced voice and immaculate German diction. In the aria 'Eurydike - bistdu mir erloschen' he truly communicates Orfeo's grief; indeed, he sings both musically and meaningfully everywhere. The bass Ernst Wiemann uses his dark voice to great effect as Charon. Another American, Lucretia West, adds rich, dark tone to the role of the messenger.
Recording information: Konzertsaal, Schwetzinger Schloss (05/15/1958).
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I'd rather pass a gallstone than wear a full suit in 90-degree heat, yet here I am on the red carpet at ESPN's annual awards show Wednesday night at the Nokia Theatre.
Look, there goes Russell Westbrook in baby blue pajama tops.
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The 49ers' Stevie Johnson is wearing glitter shoes and so many necklaces it looks like chain mail.
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Soon, they pipeline into a crush of stars and publicists and are wearing a sheen seen only in Turtle Wax commercials. Along the way, they stop at various booths, where TV types (who strangely never sweat) ask them about their clothes, careers and upcoming movies.
Then they stop for more photos and interviews. The ones who don't pass out in a puddle of their own gravy are allowed into the Nokia for the show.
A red carpet in July is much like the two-a-days you used to have in high school. Not everybody makes it. Women have given birth in the time it takes to walk this gauntlet.
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Yankees win 7th straight, beat Blue Jays 10-5
TORONTO After hitting a record-setting home run, Jorge Posada paid credit to the Yankees pitching staff for its part in the team's latest winning streak.
Posada homered and drove in four runs, Alex Rodriguez also homered and New York beat the Toronto Blue Jays 10-5 on Thursday night for their seventh straight victory.
"We are playing good ball, there's no doubt about that," Posada said. "I think it's just the way our pitchers are doing it, giving us a chance to win, staying in the game, not really letting down. I think that's the reason we're playing the way we are."
Posada's homer was his 20th, giving New York a major league-leading seven players with at least that many – it's the first time the Yankees have done that in team history.
"I'm happy for it but it's just a matter of really staying healthy this year for me," said Posada, who was limited to 51 games last season because of a right shoulder injury.
The AL East leaders won for the 14th time in 17 road games. Toronto lost its fourth in a row.
The seven 20-homer players matches a major league record set three times previously. The 1996 Orioles, 2000 Blue Jays and 2005 Rangers all had seven players with 20 or more home runs. New York shortstop Derek Jeter, who has 17 home runs, is the next closest to 20.
Posada went 4 for 5 and hit his 340th career double, moving past Bob Meusel into ninth place on the team's all-time list.
"Jorge had a huge night for us," manager Joe Girardi said.
Rodriguez said having a healthy Posada all season has made a big difference to the Yankees.
"Jorge is very valuable to this team," Rodriguez said. "Him and (Mark Teixeira), being switch-hitters, they're so important to our lineup. They present a lot of problems for opposing managers."
Rodriguez's homer, a solo shot in the ninth, was his 24th this season and 50th overall against Toronto. He has 577 lifetime.
Rodriguez had a more difficult time in the fifth when he collided with a policewoman while trying to catch a foul pop up down the left-field line.
"I'm just glad she didn't read me my rights," Rodriguez joked. "Only me. Oh my God, how embarrassing."
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"That's disturbing," Girardi said. "The guys got thrown out, they did the right thing. You just hope that fans are respectful of the players. These are human beings out on the field and you don't want to hurt anyone. You can show your frustration in other ways."
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Broxton, Soto and Felix Perez for Ellsbury?On Ellsbury possibly being traded this season: "My question about whether or not they would consider trading him would be based on his response if they at any point decide, 'You know what? We are going to work in a platoon. We are going to use other guys. We are not going to necessarily guarantee him being in the lineup every day.' And if they felt like that wasn't something he was going to go along with willingly, then at that point maybe you say, 'Maybe we should move him out.' And I'm guessing that one of the things they would be looking at in return, because you're not going to get a ton of return for all the reasons you stated, would be a bullpen piece.
"There aren't a lot of teams that would be in the market for him. There are some teams that could use a center fielder, but they are developing teams, not necessarily a contender. It would have to be a contender that would know he would walk away as a free agent at the end of the year and they would be comfortable with that."
The hot hitting Perez helps bridge the gap until Bradley Jr is ready. Broxton fills the void left by the season ending injury to Hanrahan and protects against the fragility of Andrew Bailey. Plus he is signed for two more years. Soto could help fill in at 1B when Papi needs a breather.
Reds get a stop-gap CF and #2 hitter, shifting Choo to LF and Cozart to the bottom of the order. If Ellsbury performs and Hamilton is ready, give JE a tender offer and collect another first round pick. If Hamilton never figures out AAA pitching, perhaps you could engage Ellsbury in extension talks if Choo is too expensive to keep. Ellsbury would seem affordable especially with the cost savings of offloading Broxton. If Ellsbury continues to tank, he's still a defensive upgrade from the status quo and at least they offloaded Broxton's contract in the process, perhaps freeing up more money to extend Choo. Perez and Soto are purely spare parts at this point.


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PLATTSBURGH — M. Dylan Raskin wrote his second book while homeless, shacked up in a walk-in closet.
The advance bought him his first house and led to a sort of peacefulness he's grown accustomed to.
His editor warned against happiness, and Raskin doesn't know if he'll ever publish again. But the author, whose first memoir garnered comparisons to "Catcher in the Rye" and was picked up by a few universities, is fine with that.
"There is a wonderful pleasure with not publishing," said the author of "Little New York Bastard" and "Bandanas & October Supplies."
"I can write for myself."
Today, he mixes mochas and other coffee beverages at a local coffee shop and on the road. He's content, no longer gripped by anger, and enjoys the life he's carved out for himself in Plattsburgh.
"I think if you spend a lot of time in a place, you are that place," he said. "I was that cynical city for 28 years, and now I am here and mellow."
Raskin grew up in Queens, which, along with his father's death when Raskin was 15, molded his personality.
"I wanted to get out my entire life."
As early as elementary school, he felt the urge to tell stories but didn't take it seriously until 20 to 21.
Cynical and frustrated, he hated nearly everything and everyone and ran away to Chicago for a week at 22. That journey birthed "Little New York Bastard," a coming of age memoir and road story.
"I was a punk kid with a bad attitude, and I thought if I moved away everything would get better," Raskin said. "But I took myself with me."
When his mother became ill with Ovarian cancer, they started spending practically every other weekend in Lake George until her death in 2004.
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1. In a bowl, add the mixed berries. Put ¾ cup sugar and mix till sugar is no more white.
2. Let it sit for 15 minutes. Set aside.
3. Preheat the oven to required temperature.
4. Grease a casserole dish with butter and set aside.
5. In a bowl, add flour, 1/2 cup sugar, baking powder, salt and whisk till mixed.
6. Pour the milk and mix till combined. If lumps are found, it is fine.
7. Add the melted butter and continue to mix till incorporated.
8. Pour this batter into the prepared casserole dish.
9. Spoon the sugar marinated berries on top. Do not spread.
10. Bake for around 35 minutes or till brown.
11. Remove from oven and let it sit for few minutes before serving.
12. In a serving dish, slice the cobbler and serve with ice cream.
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id love to trade a couple for a head unit, for some reason I like to trade **** on ca.com....maybe I was a barterer in another life
They're all just sitting here on my floor with a blanket over them to keep the dust off. They were all extremely well taken care of, as I am the one who pulled them out of the shipping crates when they were new.
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This reciepe calls for Italian Sweet peppers, but can be made with Poblanos, Banana or Ancho's if you like it spicy. Sweet or Mild Italian sausage can also be substituted. Depending on how spicy you like your food. I serve this dish with Parmigiano Polenta, but its great with pasta or even rice.
YIELD: 6 servings of two peppers each.
Ingredients1/2 pound Sweet Italian Sausage.
12 each Italian sweet peppers or any other similar shaped peppers. Tops and seeds removed.
1 small onion, finely chopped.
1/4 teaspoon dry basil or 6 leaves of fresh chopped.
2 cloves minced fresh garlic or 1/4 tsp of garlic powder.
3 Tbl olive oil
1/4 cup plain bread crumbs
3 Tbl grated Fontina.
4 medium tomatos, seeded and chopped
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1/4 tsp dry basil or 4 chopped leaves.
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Clijsters calls it quits ... finally!
It was a great weekend it was for the warrior athletes. Pete Sampras played an authentic, prize-money tournament for the first time since he won the U.S. Open of 2002 (thereby establishing a new Grand Slam singles title record of 14), and he looked a lot like the Pistol Pete of yore. Roger Clemens, at age 44, decided to give it another go, the Yankee re-incarnate.
And then there was the buzz kill: 23-year-old One-Slam Wonder Kim Clijsters called it quits. And not a moment too soon, if you ask me. Clijsters announcement -- delivered to her legions of Kool-Aid slurping fans via her Web site -- is reason for rejoicing. Let the news ring out across the land, we are free of Kimmy at last!
Just think: no more having to watch Kimmy gag away big matches, or Get Small on occasions when a quality player is supposed to Go Big. No more of that anodyne, one-speed baseline game (she should have been sponsored by John Deere; watching her play was about as jump-to-your feet exciting as a tractor pull). No more Kimmy, bashing tennis and moaning about how tough it is to be a lavishly compensated, globe-trotting pro tennis star. And last but not least, no more of her endless prattle about that danged wedding.
Note No. 1 to Kimmy: Women like Evonne Goolagong Cawley and Chris Evert wanted to have children (and did) and experience "regular" life every bit as much as you do. They had the grace, tact and humility to take care of their tennis business and then move on, although Cawley liked the game so much she came back and won Wimbledon as a mom.
Here's what I don't get. Everyone talks about how "nice" this girl is, but who cares about nice in a chronic underachiever and whiner? Her recent pronouncements have alternated between childish and haughty, with a soupcon of bitter thrown in. Excerpt, from her online diary: "Time to marry. Time for children? Time for cooking and playing with my dogs. And particularly a lot of time with my friends and family No more travelling. No more stepping in and out of planes. No more having to read gossip or lies in the papers."
Note No. 2 to Kimmy: See the bit about Cawley in Note No. 1. Also, your parents were all over the tour for a while there, and Ivan Lendl raised and bred German shepherds while he was happily getting to eight U.S. Open finals -- in a row. And speaking of family and gossip, wasn't it your own father, legendary Belgian soccer star Leo Clijsters, who rocked the tennis world by suggesting to Belgian reporters that Justine Henin was juiced out of her gourd that year she hammered you for the U.S. Open title?
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4. In a large pan, combine ribs, onion and the next 4 ingredients (through black sesame oil).
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A Canal and river trust has made an appeal for volunteers to help remove a large number of terrapins from Ashby Canal to save the natural ecosystem.
The reptiles are 'taking over' the canal and eating the local wildlife, according to the trust.
Officials think the animals were once pets, as they would not breed in cold UK temperatures.
Richard Bennett, senior ecologist for the trust, said: "Terrapins can cause real damage, munching their way through the canal, so it's important we take action.
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Not long ago we told you about the aromatherapy pens that release a fragrance as your write; now your workplace's atmosphere can be sweetened with Debreu's smelly USB flash drives.
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Former Cardinal Terrence Williams may have finally found a permanent home in the NBA. After being waived by the Houston Rockets on March 16th, Williams singed a ten-day contract with the Sacramento Kings. The team recently rewarded Williams by turning his ten day contract into a contract for the remainder of the season. In seven games for the Kings, Williams has provided a great spark off the bench. His minutes and overall production have increased in each game he's played with Sacramento. In the last two games with the Kings, T-Will is 14 points and 9 rebounds in 32 minutes of action. He had one of his better performances of his career last night against the Phoenix Suns, totaling 16 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists. T-Will is fortunate that he found another opportunity and the league. He appears to be making the most of it.
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According to the manual 700mhz!
*LOL* Yeah, good luck with that, friend.
I'll go ahead and get on the line w/ the fire department so they can head on over in advance.
Well, I'm only guessing cause the manual is far from clear... but for example if I set the fsb to 390, cpu speed will be 3.5ghz and then I should have the choice of memory speeds of 780 or 975
Well, you'd have many choices, but most of them won't work.
You can't just go by what the manual says or what choices it gives you. It will give you all sorts of dividers to use, but the Intels struggle with a high overclock with anything other than a 1:1 ratio. You're better off just running your RAM at twice your FSB.
So if I have 6400 memory I should choose 780 and everything is great right? But what I don't get is why wouldn't it be better to get the 8500+ memory and choose 975?
Because none of this is dependent on the speed of the RAM; it's dependent on the speed on the northbridge/FSB.
Think of it this way: The Intels work best, when overclocked, with the RAM running at twice the speed of the FSB. So if you have an FSB set at 400, you have a better chance of being stable w/ your overclock by running your RAM @ 800mHz. On the other hand, if you're lucky enough to have one of the few motherboards out there that can do a 500FSB (and the Gigabyte might, I would research this if I were you), then you can run your FSB at that higher frequency and set your RAM @ 1000mHz (if you bought 1000mHz RAM or have 800mHz RAM that overclocks well.)
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Something similar could happen again today. "These effects will operate as sea level rises to an appreciable degree and floods continental areas," agrees Thomas Algeo of the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. However, the effect today may not be as strong as it was in the Cambrian, says Lee Kump of Pennsylvania State University in University Park. There were no land plants back then, so the continents were more reflective and flooding them had a bigger effect.
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For those who spent their morning pulling levers, the New York Times took an interesting behind-the-scenes peek yesterday at the storage and transportation of these voting machines, complete with a 360-degree view of New York's Voting Machine Facility. Curious minds who want a more in depth take at the history of voting technology should peruse the online component to the National Museum of American History's 2004 exhibition "Vote: the Machine of Democracy," which is still active.
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Plymouth Argyle's draw at Weymouth highlights limited squad options
Posted: July 21, 2014|
STAYING clear of injuries and suspensions could be crucial to Argyle's chances of success in League Two this season.
Manager John Sheridan has made what appears to be some good summer signings, but his squad is on the small size.
It will be important, therefore, that his key players are always available to him.
That point was highlighted when the Pilgrims drew with Weymouth in their second game of the pre-season on Saturday.
They were without midfield duo Dominic Blizzard and Lee Cox, both because of thigh strains, and striker Matt Lecointe, who had a dead leg.
None of the injuries are considered to be serious, with Cox and Lecointe set to play for Argyle away to Torquay United tomorrow.
Blizzard could make his first appearance of pre-season when Premier League club Swansea City are the visitors to Home Park next Sunday.
However, without the trio against Weymouth, the Pilgrims were limited in numbers, and experience.
Their team in the first half included three 18-year-olds in River Allen, Aaron Bentley and Ben Purrington, plus Tyler Harvey and Nathan Thomas, who are aged 19.
Weymouth, who should be a force in the Southern League Premier Division this term, proved too strong for Argyle before the interval.
They took a 2-1 lead into the break, and could have been even further ahead.
However, Sheridan called upon some of his more senior players for the second half, such as strikers Lewis Alessandra and Reuben Reid.
Jason Banton also made a telling contribution on the left of midfield, while Peter Hartley was a commanding presence at centre-back.
There was also a first run-out in Argyle colours for Deane Smalley, who had been ruled out of the game at Tavistock by a slight hamstring injury.
The Pilgrims drew level in the 56th minute with a close-range finish from right-back Kelvin Mellor.
Weymouth found it much more difficult to come up with any attacks, apart from the occasional long distance shot.
But their endeavour deserved reward, and they got it with a creditable 2-2 draw.
Sheridan will add a central midfielder to his squad before the competitive action starts at Cambridge United on August 9.
Whether it will be Oliver Norburn, who was a half-time substitute against Weymouth, remains to be seen, though.
Sheridan needs to strengthen that area of his squad after the £200,000 transfer of Conor Hourihane to League One outfit Barnsley this summer.
Norburn was not heavily involved in the action on Saturday, although he did have a powerful shot saved by Weymouth's goalkeeper/manager Jason Matthews.
Sheridan is also likely to add one or two loan signings to the ranks at Home Park before the League Two campaign begins.
A right-sided defender and a midfielder who can play out wide are probably on his wanted list.
Weymouth took the lead against Argyle in only the eighth minute when Chris Shephard, formerly of Exeter City, crashed an unstoppable shot past James Bittner.
The chance came after Allen mis-controlled the ball as it dropped from on high.
The visitors were on level terms in the 14th minute, though, when Nathan Thomas converted from the penalty spot.
Thomas had been involved in the build-up to the penalty, eventually rolling the ball outside to Bentley.
He pushed it past former Argyle midfielder Jordan Copp, who was playing at left-back, and was sent tumbling by a mis-timed tackle.
Weymouth went 2-1 up in the 28th minute with a fine finish from their Plymouth-born captain Stewart Yetton.
It came after an attempted clearance by Argyle defender Carl McHugh was blocked by midfielder Shane Krac.
He cut the ball back into the penalty area and Yetton swivelled and shot low into the net from 16 yards.
Both Krac and Yetton come from Plymouth so the goal meant a lot to them.
Argyle, with a much-changed team, started the second half strongly and Mellor's equaliser came as no surprise.
Thomas set up the opportunity with a low cross and Mellor prodded the ball towards goal.
There was not much power behind it, but somehow the ball eluded substitute keeper Kyle Moore and rolled over the line.
Argyle should have taken the lead in the 70th minute but Banton spurned a tremendous chance.
Banton did the hard part by cutting inside centre-back Jamie Laird and creating the opportunity, only to then blast the ball over the bar from seven yards. That was as close as Argyle came to getting a third goal as it remained 2-2 until full-time.
WEYMOUTH: Jason Matthews (Kyle Moore 51 mins); Ashley Wells, Ed Palmer (Sam Poole 63mins), Jamie Laird, Jordan Copp (Conor Jevon 63 mins); Shane Krac (Steve Colwell 51 mins), Chris McPhee, George Rigg; Stewart Yetton (Mark Ford 75 mins), Chris Shephard (Adam Kelly 63 mins), Tim Sills.
ARGYLE: First half: James Bittner; Aaron Bentley, Curtis Nelson, Carl McHugh, Ben Purrington; Paul Wotton; Duncan Capriotti, Tyler Harvey, River Allen; Nathan Thomas, Marvin Morgan.
Second half: Luke McCormick; Kelvin Mellor, Curtis Nelson, Peter Hartley, Carl McHugh; Nathan Thomas (Deane Smalley 66 mins), Tyler Harvey, Oliver Norburn, Jason Banton; Reuben Reid, Lewis Alessandra.
GOALS – Weymouth: Shephard 8 mins, Yetton 28 mins;
Argyle: Thomas (pen) 14 mins, Mellor 56 mins
REFEREE: Mark Pottage (Dorset)


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Business Datebook: 08.13.06
After-dark mixer to be held at Surf Club
Reel Simple Productions, The Mays Financial Group, LLC, and the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will present an after-dark mixer at the Executive Surf Club, 309 N. Water St., 5:30 to 8 p.m. Will include entertainment, beverages, food and a presentation honoring sponsors of the 2006 Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber Golf Open. Information: Mari Ochoa, 887-7408.
HR association hosts membership meeting
The Corpus Christi Human Resource Management Association will hold its monthly membership meeting, 11:30 a.m., Town Club, 800 N. Shoreline Blvd. Bob Nichols, law firm of Bracewell and Giuliani, will be guest speaker on the topic, "The Workplace in the Electronic Age: Surfing, Blogging, Monitoring, and other Electronic Pitfalls." Information: Sharon Kollaja, 854-5151.
SBA seminar focuses on loan programs
The Small Business Administration conducts a seminar each Friday for startup or existing small businesses. The seminar focuses on SBA popular loan programs, loan eligibility, and free technical assistance. Time: 9 a.m. Place: SBA Office, 3649 Leopard St., Suite 411. Cost: Free. Information: Robert Martinez, 879-0017 ext. 10.
Submit announcements by e-mail: nbusiness@ caller.com and alemanc@ caller.com. By fax: 361-886-3732. By mail: Business Datebook, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, P.O. Box 9136,Corpus Christi, TX, 78469. Questions? Call 361-886-3619 or 361-886-4382.


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need rim suggestion s and pics
Little about the truck as it sits now, some relevant some not just some catching up. Headlights did by me with blacked rear end. Stubby antenna, mufflex 18, volant intake, window visors, 2.8 bilsteins 1.25 tgc rear and 1.25 bl rc. Stock rubber ,interior pioneer dd , kicker tweets and rears fosgate fronts, hifonics amp to a jlw3 in my own fiberglass box. I hope this gives example of my taste and personality. I do like the chrome rimes but open to black or black/chrome in 20's. Also pics of deep cherry with rims would be sweet thanks.
Nice truck durty!..Looks like my set up as well, I am trying to add some fuel wheels and 35s but they are on back order still. Also do you like the stance of having a TGC 1.25 inch spacer in the rear. Mine is level right now but thinking about doing that so I can get get up a little more?
Nice, what fuel rims are you going with. Also it does have slight rake sometimes wishing it was just level. But, I prefer the rake for function as I do it to load my streetbikes in the bed.
This is a wide open subject......as there are tons of rims to choose from.
The more common wheels of choice are XD, Fuel, Moto Metal, etc
Not knowing which way to go from black or chrome also makes it difficult for us to assist you.
If you are looking for a deep cherry red truck on rims....google 'Badjuju Dodge Ram' He has black XD Monsters on his lifted truck.
Other than than, if would be helpful if you narrowed down your choice to 4-5 rims and we can certainly provide you input.
Other than that, you will get many different response.
My personal choice is Fuel Hostage 20x10's with 35's. But like Fast said, it's really all up to personal opinion. A good site to check out is carID. Go to the wheel section and just start scrolling through. If something catches your eye make note of it. Once you get to the end compare the wheels that caught your eye. That's what I did, I thought it worked pretty well.
Well honestly if I narrowed it down to 4-5 I would be the deciding factor. Im just asking each person give me a few ideas of what ones brand and style. But, if you wanna know the two I like so far are xd monster and the eagle alloy 197/79/64.
Very similar to the discontinued moto metal rim :smileup:
Great anyone else have any more ideas. Also I cant find deep cherry flares anywhere. So any one have pics of a cherry ram with black aftermarket flares. Also another pic.
Check out mht wheels website. They have pics of wheels on various trucks. If I had your truck I'd go with a xd spy or fuel nutz machined. I wouldn't go all chrome or all black. Hope this helps
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