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Cue the political machinations. The GOP had to oppose healthcare at every step to fire up its base, then be conciliatory on financial regulatory reform so that base wouldn't realize the party is in bed with Wall Street and so independents might be lured into the false idea that the party is willing to play nice. That sets 'em up to pivot back to take-no-prisoners intransigence when Obama kicks a high court nomination into the playing field right in the middle of a heated election year.
The plain truth is, Obama could resurrect John Marshall from the grave-- who knew the Founders' original intent personally-- and the GOP would still oppose him. Whomever he nominates, the GOP will oppose, oppose, oppose, as usual, to play to its shrill Tea Party base.
Joey, since a lot of wingnuts think judicial review itself is an abomination, I think they would oppose zombie John Marshall as a nominee.
"judges who seek to control the Constitution"
What does this even mean? Does control mean interpret in this context, and would Sen. Hatch support a nominee who would not seek to interpret the Constitution as a Justice?
Spot on, Joey. The 'party of NO' exists right now mostly to throw sand in the gears. They maintain a convenient fiction that only liberals do anything other than strictly read the Constitution. Is it not the Court's job to interpret that document? How else does one apply something written a couple of centuries ago to current events and issues? If it were that clear-cut, the Court would be largely unnecessary.
The real issue, as Senator Hatch understands, is not whether judges should interpret the Constitution. That is an appropriate exercise of judicial power. The issue is whether any creative lawyer can gin up a "constitutional" claim, powered by imagination alone, and get a serious hearing in court.
The damn fools who ascribe to this "living Constitution" view would sacrifice our Republic for short term political gains, and would be the loudest to complain once they are sentenced to the gulag by the same judges they beseech to wield such naked power.
Yeah, Jake's right, like that BS about having a personal right to a handgun despite the word MILITIA being RIGHT THERE IN THE TEXT.
In a spirited defense of the theory of constitutional originalism, and to defend Jake, I proffer the following (brief) philosophical blueprint, with corollaries, for those of us so subscribed.
First, what constitutional originalism (hereinafter CO) is NOT:
1. Fantastical omniscience allowing divination of ALL thoughts and intentions of ALL of the Founders.
2. Diminution of Art III to a mere vassal bowing to their Executive and Legislative betters.
3. Euphemistic cover for advancing a surreptitious and sinister "conservative agenda."
Second, what CO, (briefly) IS: (WITH ACCOMPANYING EXPLANATIONS)
1. Reasonable and learned presumptions of what the MAIN architects of the Constitution (Madison, Jefferson, Hamilton, Jay, Adams) believed.
Through the use of many media--pamphlets, letters, gazettes, speeches, and of course The Federalist Papers, among many other sources rational and defensible positions can be established.
2. Although CO subjugates Art III to inferior status, this diminution infers that the Judicial Branch cannot arrogate its power and block the other two branches when they act in accordance to their proper purviews.
An example of this is the annulling of various laws enacted by the other branches that are neither addressed in the text , nor REASONABLY inferred. CO allows for IMPLIED POWERS, but these IPs are those that (yes, there is ambiguity here, but there always is) would naturally flow. Congress' chartering a National Bank is a good example of this: the governmental power to coin money must surely empower it to enact the means necessary to facilitate such a power.
3. Although CO does in practice tend to lend itself to a conservative agenda, the purists, such as Clarence Thomas, readily concede that certain laws--Texas' anti-sodomy law, for example--are silly and nonsensical, but that the SCOTUS has NO jurisdiction. Texas' statute, though having disparate impact, did regulate behavior and was therefore properly constitutional. Scalia, admittedly, expressed some animus toward the gay lifestyle, but through CO, he and Thomas were both arguably correct regarding the proper role of the SCOUTS. What behaviors the states decide are moral or not is not properly within the realm of constitutional law unless those laws conflict with the Constitution's written (and implied) strictures. For example, some fundamentalist Latter Day Saints believe that polygamy is God's will, yet all of the states proscribe such practice on the basis of each of their determinations that it is immoral.
A brief exposition.
Yo, Alexander,
Its all well and good to make history-based arguments, but it helps to know some history. Neither Jefferson nor Adams qualifies as an "architect" of the Constitution. Neither one was even in the country when the Constitution was drafted.
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I had a baby a little over 3 months ago and had mirena inserted at my 6 week check up. I also have a two year old, and finances are really really really tight. So, pregnancy would not be good, but I feel sick, my breasts are tender, I have to pee a lot.... All the same symptoms as when I was pregnant before. Don't want to worry my husband with it becuase he is stressed to the max as it is. Don't have the money for a pregnancy test. what do i do?
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I know its been a few years since this was posted but I happen to be a single mother of 4 and pregnant with the Mirena. I did not expect to have to go through this once I got this IUD. All it took was one time. I have had the Mirena for almost a year now. Having another child with no job and four other children is out of the question. And there is a possibility of this being a mutlitple birth. I cannot handle it!posted 12/19/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I had my mirena put in when my baby was 3 mnths old, she is now 27 mnths. I have been scared so many times about being pg. I don't have regular periods. I get a period every 28-40 days and it last about 4-20 days. I have 3 cuzn that r pg right now n all have the mirena! 1 of em is even pg wit twins. From what i see and have heard the mirena is effective for about 2-3 yrs if ur lucky. Im taking it out n getting my tubes tied i dont wanna be scared every other month.posted 12/14/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I am having the same symptoms as everyone... Tender breast, sickness same time everyday, weight gain, and food cravings,but what scares me the most is every now and then I feel little flutters... I already have a 5 year old and a 20 month old... I have also taken at home tests and they came out negative, but everyone keeps telling me that I look pregnant... I took at home test before I found out I was pregnant with my daughter (20 month old) and they all came out negative so I went to the doctor and they drew blood and I was weeks... I had her in March and had the Mirena put in June.... Just started getting these syptoms about 2 months ago... What should I do????posted 12/06/2010 by samnclay22204
Call your local health department and ask them where you can get a free test. Also, many OBGyns will do a test for free, and then if you are pg schedule your first visit on the spot. Miscarriage is very likely with an IUD and with miscarriage there can be complications for you like internal hemorrhaging. Even if you have to get a test from the dollar store...yes they sell them there, do it ASAP. GOOD LUCK!posted 12/06/2010 by hotnicnac
I've had my mirena in for almost 2 years and I have never had cramps, swollen breasts or nausea with it. I get a period for 3 or 4 days every 3-5 months. This last week I started becoming really nauseated at little things, foods I normally love make me ill, I'm so tired I literally will sleep all day and night if allowed and normally I cant sleep like that. My breasts are tender and swollen...the list goes on. I had my IUD put in a year after my son was born and haven't had any problems with it. Both the tests I took were negative but when I went back and looked at my calander at when the symptoms started, its far too soon to tell. I'm calling my dr. asap tomorrow but I think my state insurance ran out. :-/ I'm both terrified and excited about the results. It also doesn't help that I know 3 other women I work with who got pregnant on the IUD!! prayers and well wishes too all.posted 12/05/2010 by MommaDiz
I have had Mirena for 2 years and yesterday as I was getting in the shower I noticed that I was LACTATING! This scares the heck out of me! I have been tired, bloated, and have felt like I was going to be sick a few mornings, but thought nothing of it. I took a pregnancy test and it was negative, but I know my body and why would I be lactating if I wasn't pregnant? I am not nursing... and have a 2 year old. I have an appointment today to see the doctor but they told me that it is unlikely that I am pregnant and are just going to check to see if the mirena is still in. I am freaking out!posted 12/03/2010 by klemear
i have a ten month old and the past two weeks ive had gas and today out of the blues i was so sick i never puked but came close and i can smell everything i also took a test which read negative and i have hot flashes like crazy!posted 11/20/2010 by beautifulblues89
i am very concerned i have had the mirena for about a year and now i think i might be pregnant, and i am very concerned...scared of what the out come could be.posted 11/16/2010 by karla37
My son is four and i got mirena six weeks after i had him... i haven't had any problems and never had a period with it.. untill about two three months ago. Now i'll serve cramping that makes my buckle over out of the clear blue.. in the past three months I've gotten blood clots that came and stopped.. and my breast will start to hurt so bad i put ice pack on them.. n the doctor always says im fine but i don't belive that.. i wanna get mines removed.. just the thought of losing a baby makes me wanna cryposted 11/15/2010 by ostevens
most birthday places at your local hospital will do a pregnancy test for you with not cost and completely confidential. I would suggest going to you local hospital as soon as possible.posted 10/29/2010 by natasharhyan
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This is kind of like the question, "If God can do everything, can He create a rock so heavy He can't carry himself?"
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|"Santa Baby"
|Single by Eartha Kitt
|"Under the Bridges of Paris"[1]
|October 2, 1953
|July 1953[1]
|RCA Victor (47–5502)
|Eartha Kitt singles chronology
"Santa Baby" is a 1953 Christmas song written by Joan Javits (the niece of Senator Jacob K. Javits) and Philip Springer.
The song is a tongue-in-cheek look at a Christmas list addressed to Santa Claus by a woman who wants extravagant gifts such as sables, yachts, and decorations from Tiffany's.
Original recording[edit]
"Santa Baby" was originally recorded by Eartha Kitt with Henri René and his orchestra in New York City, in July 1953. It was released by RCA Victor Records as catalog number 20-5502 (in the USA),[2] and by EMI on the His Master's Voice label as catalog number B 10728. The song was a huge hit for Kitt, and she later said that it was one of her favorite songs to record; she reprised it in the 1954 film New Faces. Kitt re-recorded the song for Kapp Records in 1963, using a more uptempo arrangement (Madonna's popular rendition for the 1987 charity album A Very Special Christmas was based on this latter version). In 1954, Kitt recorded a new version of the song with new lyrics titled "This Year's Santa Baby" to no commercial success. Writers listed did not change.
The song is heard in the films Driving Miss Daisy (1989), Mixed Nuts (1994), Elf (2003), and Boynton Beach Club (2005).
Cover versions[edit]
"Santa Baby" has been covered in recorded and live performances by many artists throughout the years, including Pink Martini, Maria Muldaur, Everclear, RuPaul, Mariah Carey, Kate Ceberano, Homer & Jethro, Taylor Horn, Raini Rodriguez, Shakira, Madonna, Jhene, Macy Gray, Natalie Merchant, Cynthia Basinet, Faith Evans, Gino Frisella, Boney James, Kylie Minogue, Girls' Generation, Ste van Holm, Naya Rivera, The Pussycat Dolls, LeAnn Rimes, VersaEmerge, Kellie Pickler, Lynn Anderson, Paloma Faith, Taylor Swift, Colbie Caillat, Chris Mitchell, The Swingle Singers, Ariana Grande featuring Elizabeth Gillies, Halie Loren, Michael Bublé, Debby Ryan, Trisha Paytas and Glee's version by Santana Lopez (Naya Rivera), which was omitted from the episode, but remained on the season 3 soundtrack. It was sung in an Ally McBeal episode by the title character (Calista Flockhart). 1 on disc 1 of The Perfect Christmas 2006 album.
In December 2007, Kylie Minogue's version of the song reached #76 in the UK due to download sales. It was first released as a b-side to her 2000 single "Please Stay" (released in December of that year), which charted #10 a b-side to her version of the Christmas classic "Let It Snow". Both were released during December 2010 on iTunes on A Kylie Christmas. On 23 December 2010, Kylie released the video for "Santa Baby" via YouTube. Minogue's version of the song is featured in the 2006 film The Holiday.
- ^ a b "The Top 40 Christmas Oldies Songs and Holiday Music – #8". Oldies.about.com. 2012-04-10. Retrieved 2012-06-02.
- ^ RCA Victor Records in the 20-5000 to 20–5999 series
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Following up on the success of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, the best-selling Star Wars game in history, was no easy task. The talented programmers and artists at LucasArts set out to create the ultimate Star Wars experience for gamers and fans alike and have crafted a visually impressive follow-up. After much anticipation and hype Star Wars the Force Unleashed II has arrived for both PC and console gamers and looks to continue this success of the first game.
The story follows a Jedi named Starkiller who may or may not be a clone of the character from the first game. After a spectacular escape and battle from Darth Vader on Kamino, Starkiller must travel the galaxy in an effort to save General Koto and find his true love Juno. Along the way he will travel to numerous locales and encounter a variety of deadly opponents all of whom stand between him and the completion of his goals. Haunted by visions he cannot explain Starkiller must confront his own growing identity crisis as he finds himself deep in a plot that has the entire fate of the galaxy hanging in the balance.
Players have a large arsenal of force abilities at their disposal, ranging from force lightning, force push, jumping and glide abilities, and of course the signature light sabers. As in the first game players will have the ability to customize and upgrade their force powers along the way to make them more effective they will also have the ability to adjust everything from their clothing to the colors of their light sabers.
The action is intense and the visuals are absolutely amazing from the incredible animation and from the epic space battle scenes, Star Wars the Force Unleashed II is truly an artistic beauty to behold and offers plenty for Star Wars fans. While some may grow tired of the constant battles against war droids, nameless storm troopers and other minions, the ability to decimate your enemies with a barrage of light saber blows and finish them off with a blast of lightning before shoving them over the edge with a good nudge from the force is should keeps fans entertained for a long time.
I found myself really enjoying the story of this game as well as the characters and the complexity of the hero not knowing his true origins and motivations. As I mentioned before, the action was absolutely intense and I took great delight as a long-term fan of Star Wars and being able to unleash a full range attacks on everything from Walker's two ships to the numerous enemies that were thrown against me and a handful of exotic Star Wars locales. The sound graphics and action, as well as the story of the game, were absolutely first rate and everything Star Wars fan could hope for.
Unfortunately the game has a couple of major flaws that, for many, are going to be a serious hindrance to the game. One of the biggest flaws is that the game is barely 5 to 6 hours long. The original game offered at least 12 hours of gameplay, while this one could easily be resolved in half that time, and without any multi-play, it does not offer much in the way of value for the $59.99 suggested retail price for console versions of the game.
Another issue I had with the game is that many of the enemies were extremely generic. And while the game does a great job in presenting numerous opponents to you, after a while it became almost routine to use these series of simple tactics to dispatch the enemies who did not present any real challenge. This is not to say there are not some hard parts in the game. There are. But by and large, the typical approach that the game employed was to surround you with enemies and have them close in on you, which gave you an opportunity to destroy numerous faceless minions.
Another issue I had with the game was that as you approach the climactic confrontation with Darth Vader, the game required you to do a series of timed jumps which, if unsuccessful, resulted in your character falling to his death and having to restart from a previous check point.
I found this highly frustrating as it destroyed the momentum of the game which had been gearing up to an epic pace. If I want to spend my afternoons jumping from platform to platform and watching the character fall, only to redo it over and over again until successful, I would've whipped out the Nintendo Wii and played an old game of Mario or something along that line from an old side scrolling action game.
Thankfully, when I was able to complete the task and face Vader ina a climactic battle, it was as epic as anything in the game and was certainly highly enjoyable. A prolonged battle that was a fury of color, sound and power truly lived up to the game title.
As with the previous game, players are given the choice between a light side and a dark side ending. While the light side ending is the preferred outcome to the game, the dark side ending does offer gamers a different view of the game with a completely different outcome.
The game was impressive and a lot of fun from an action standpoint but the tremendously short gameplay was a real letdown, as was the lack of any form of multi-play or co-op play in the game. I have noticed that several players have cited the very short game time is a major concern with the game. This is an issue that I believe developers must address, especially when you are asking customers to lay down their hard-earned money, especially in troubled economic times.
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In conclusion, while an impressive action game, The Force Unleashed 2 fails to reach it's true potential thanks in part to short gameplay and some frustrating sequences that, when combined with run-of-the-mill enemies, keeps the game from reaching its five-star potential.
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Day 14: Continued
In for fuel and a sandwich across from a small lake that is also being used as a float plane base, hunters queuing up on the small pier as the Beaver comes and goes. The remote camp cant be far as the plane is only gone for twenty minutes. I love float planes, been on a bunch across the north. When I ask my faded glory waitress about the moose hunters she says Yeah, they got a camp back in there, I hope they shoot em all. Whoa, and I when I ask if shes been involved in some recent moose carnage she said Dont get me started on that one. Cant blame her, a moose is about the worst animal to hit on the road, they tend to come right through the windshield. Ok, wheres my double cheeseburger? Pass me the ketchup.
Continuing south, this coastline is so rocky you wouldnt want to be caught in the wrong place in rough weather.
Gros Morne has postcard views that I cant get situated enough to photograph and a golf course on 430 as you enter the park, damn, forgot my clubs. Traffic is solid and running 80mph, must be a long weekend, cars and trucks humming the Newfy version of that road rage song. On the gas so I dont get run over, and Im down to Deer Lake in no time, ready to take care of some business, I hope.
That spare tire had been nagging me since this morning and I still wanted to get it changed, but where? I get fuel at the place right below Highway 1, and they have a shop so I ask the service manager. No they wont change a tire, but he directs me to a guy on the other side of
who changes tires. I wind my way through town, get lost, and then get a guide who leads me to the tire guys shop which happens to be his house. He says I dont work on bikes, never have, whyd anyone send ya here? Hes right, all I see laying around are a bunch of dead weedeaters, WTF, that guy back at the fuel stop must have a sack of rocks between his ears. So where can I get a tire changed?, and I get directions to Simmons Tire, five doors down from where I started, hmmm, those people must not like each other.
Theres a cute young lady at the Simmons service counter when I come through the door, and I put the motorcycle tire question to her. Let me ask the guys in back, and she darts out into the shop area. This is a truck tire shop, I wasnt hopeful, but she came back up front and said No problem, take the bike around back, theyre waiting. Those were the words I was hoping for, the magic ones. Three young guys were in the shop and were grinning when I rode up to the door, this must be an unusual assignment for them, hope they know bikes. The lead man was named Shawn Lavers, a rider himself, and they had the bike on jack stands and wheel off in no time.
There was a lot of hustling around, and the elapsed time from when I rolled in there to when I rolled out was 15 minutes, kinda like a timed pit stop. New valve stem too. The counter girl came by with my invoice, Sorry, had to charge you the shop rate, and when I look at the total, its $20.92. My my, thats just plain outrageous, haaa! Extraordinarily nice people, and I told Shawn Id make him famous. Need bike tire work at that intersection, go see Shawn.
When I call home to check in, I find that we have a brand new washing machine. Nothing in the way of appliances ever breaks down or gets hit by lighting when Im at home, mysteriously the events all occur when Im adventuring across the north. The house has all new appliances now, so the next time I leave Im going to give my wifes car a checkup might still be the last time I ever see that car.
I wanted to go east, but not too far, since I was going to come back west to Port aux Basques for the ferry to
Nova Scotia
. I decided to ride the Baie Verte peninsula and take a look at some of those coastal villages towards the end. East on 1, traffic flying, then north on 410 out of the rat race. About half way up I find the commercial campground that was marked on the map, a young guy in charge. He was one of the few people Ive met who had been to
and didnt like it, big money or not. I told him I wanted a nice quiet spot for the tent and he sets me up with a location that wasnt even a regular camping area, thanks my friend. Six pack strapped on the bike and away I went, lets find my spot and get set up. Twenty feet from the lake and nice thick grass, cant complain, theres no one else within 300 yards. Cold beer on a beauty of an evening, livin the life out on the road.
Ive been in
for only a day, but I remember what one of those old guys asked this morning when I stopped for fuel Ya already seen enough to come back? Yes, as a matter of fact, I have.
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June 24, 2015
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June 24, 2015
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Location, friendly vallet.
Room too expensive considering it wasn't clean had to clean myself with bleach. My baby was bit by something, bugs in hot tub. Had to ask several times for towels and washcloths to suit my family. Housekeepers do poor job cleaning. Last time staying there
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June 9, 2015
June 9, 2015
Great location, friendly staff, and overall good appearance.
Our room smelled like an ashtray! Apparently the last person smoked in the bedroom. The living room wasn't bad, but bedroom was awful and the other person staying was pregnant. We were unable to switch bc they were booked and gave nothing extra!
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April 12, 2015
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Location of the hotel was perfect.
Hotel could have been designed as other Embassy Suites. Atrium area could have had more appeal. Also an indoor pool would have been nice.
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March 24, 2015
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The location was convenient to the Dome. The breakfast was very good, especially the "made to order" breakfast.
There was a marathon the morning of our first night's stay. The announcer and music began at 7:00 AM. Our room was a park view room so it was VERY loud. There was no chance that anyone in our room could sleep in!
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The staff was great! Couldn't ask for better customer service. Rooms were great and clean.
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March 2, 2015
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Great hotel. Centrally located in downtown Atlanta. Staff was very friendly and helpful. They are starting to remodel some of the rooms, so they are getting up to date. Highly recommend this hotel to family and friends when you are in Atlanta.
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January 6, 2015
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The downtown location. The staff was very friendly and accommodating!
The rooms are looking a little tired.
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December 31, 2014
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December 31, 2014
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It was a great location and a good room. Walking distance to all the downtown attractions.
The hotel wad severely understaffed. It was difficult to find a clean table or even clean dishes for breakfast. There were 20 minute wait lines for the eggs. Big game weekend shouldn't take them by surprise. Required valet service for $30/day sucked.
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December 30, 2014
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December 30, 2014
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The room smelled like wet rug and the furniture is old.
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December 28, 2014
The free breakfast & happy. hours
$30 parking per nite, The rooms are out dated . I been in other Embassy & the rooms are much nicer.
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From his Brazilian underground fortress, which is protected by a group of dacoits, archvillain Fu Manchu dispatches 10 native women, each injected with a deadly snake poison, to give their kiss of death to Fu Manchu's enemies, among them some of the world's most powerful figures. Celeste goes to London to assassinate Fu Manchu's longtime rival, Inspector Nayland Smith of Scotland Yard, but she succeeds only in blinding him and is run down by a truck while attempting to flee. As Inspector Smith and his colleague, pathologist Dr. Petrie, prepare to go to South America to find a cure for Smith and to destroy Fu Manchu, the archvillain turns his attention to renegade bandit and gang leader Sancho Lopez. Fu Manchu captures him and through torture extracts the bandit's promise to kill Smith. The treacherous Fu Manchu sends Carmen, who has been injected with the snake poison, with Sancho; her instructions are to kill Sancho once he has killed Smith. Carl Jansen, an undercover agent for Smith, joins Ursula, a nurse ministering to the natives, and they rendezvous with Smith and Dr. Petrie to decide how to destroy Fu Manchu. Carl, Dr. Petrie, and Ursula set off into the jungle, leaving Smith behind. Ursula and Dr. Petrie are captured by Sancho and taken to Fu Manchu's underground headquarters, but Carmen frees them. Ursula, Dr. Petrie, and Carmen hurry back to Smith when it is learned that Carmen's blood may contain an antidote with which to cure Smith's blindness. A transfusion is effected; Smith is cured; and he and Dr. Petrie return to the underground fortress to rescue Carl, who, having rigged the fortress with dynamite charges, has been overpowered by dacoits. Smith frees Carl, and they and Petrie light the dynamite charges. A series of explosions destroys the fortress, but from the rubble comes the voice of Fu Manchu promising that the world will hear from him again.


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