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Ex-Tiger Gerald Laird heckles Justin Verlander on one particular home run he gave up in Thursday's start.
LAKELAND, Fla. —
Justin Verlander knew it was coming and his former teammate didn't disappoint.
In Thursday night's 7-2 exhibition loss to the Houston Astros at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Verlander was cruising along until the fourth inning.
Jose Altuve led off with a single. Then Brandon Laird followed with a home run to right field and the Astros led, 2-1.
If the name of the home-run hitter sounds familiar, it should. Laird is the younger brother of
Gerald Laird, the former
Tigers catcher who is now playing for the Atlanta Braves.
Verlander, who allowed four runs on six hits (three of them home runs) while striking out five in 5 2/3 innings, returned to the clubhouse after his outing and checked his cell phone.
Sure enough, there was a text message from Gerald waiting for him.
"Once he hit it, I was like, 'Oh, God, I'm never going to hear the end of this,'" Verlander said.
Verlander said he had not yet composed a response but planned to do so later.
While rookie Bruce Rondon has already demonstrated his triple-digit fastball, the veteran Verlander won't do so until the regular season when he really needs it.
"It's hard to get yourself amped up for these games," Verlander said. "Really, the adrenaline's not there."
With one start left in spring training, Verlander said he still has a few things he's working on.
"I made an adjustment a start ago where I stand on my back leg longer and try to drive down the mound and it changed my timing," Verlander said. "My release time and landing time. So, I had a difficult time with my fastball. Last time, I was keeping it straight and down and I felt like (Thursday) it was better than last time. Just from one five-day span throwing like that normally. So, next time out, it should be better."
Verlander said he made the adjustment because he felt he was standing a little too tall on the mound.
"I know what I'm supposed to feel like and I just felt like I wasn't using my legs as much as I should've," Verlander said. "Since I've made that adjustment, it's been easier to throw those low 90s pitches. That's where I'm usually at and it's pretty easy for me to hit my spots and that's where I feel like I was at the first few innings."
After Laird's home run, Verlander allowed back-to-back home runs to Carlos Corporan and Matt Dominguez leading off the fifth inning.
"I asked Torii (Hunter) about it and he said he didn't think either one of them (would be homers) in a regular-season game," Verlander said. "The ball flies out of here when the wind's blowing out to right. Remember that game a couple years ago when we hit like, seven or eight home runs in one game? I'm not comparing today to that but the ball was definitely carrying."
Manager Jim Leyland was not concerned about Verlander allowing three home runs.
"Verlander got a couple balls up," Leyland said. "One was a hanging slider, one was a fastball out over the plate, one guy golfed one. He threw the ball fine."
Verlander will make his final start of the spring next Wednesday in a home game against the Philadelphia Phillies.


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April 2015
Brock Researcher Jennifer Rowsell renewed as Canada Research Chair
An article in a popular magazine reported recently that excessive video game-playing accounts for boys' "underachievement" in reading and writing.
But Jennifer Rowsell says her research on the use of new media in the classroom tells a different story.
"Boys and girls are creative. They're interested and voracious readers and, what is more, they do so many other sophisticated things that weren't done a decade ago," says Rowsell, director of Brock University's Centre for Multiliteracies, The Reading Clinic and professor in the Faculty of Education.
November 2014
Visiting Scholar to the Centre for Multiliteracies and the Brock Reading Clinic in 2014-15
The Faculty of Education's Centre for Multiliteracies is pleased to welcome Professor Fernando Maues de Faria Junior from the Universidade Federal do Para in Brazil to the Centre and the Brock University Reading Clinic.
During his visit to the Niagara area, Dr. Maues will be conducting a study on 21st century pedagogies and teacher education for the future. Dr. Maues has been awarded a scholarship from Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education (CAPES) which has provided him with funding to engage in research in Canada for 11 months.
September 2014
Brock Pressor receives prestigious academic honour
Canada's top academic body has elected Canada Research Chair in Multiliteracies Jennifer Rowsell to its inaugural College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.
Rowsell will now be able to share her research – and connect with others doing similar work – on a national scale as one of the newest members of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).
The RSC announced the College's inaugural cohort of 91 members – including Rowsell – Sept. 16.
"This is an important moment in the history of the Royal Society of Canada," said RSC President Graham Bell. "The College is Canada's first national system of multidisciplinary recognition for the emerging generation of leaders."
November 2013
On November 28, 2013, the Centre hosted its first Lunch Series event, welcoming Jim Pedrech from Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School in London, ON. Participants had the opportunity to learn how to create their own video games and how they can be used as a teaching tool in the classroom.
For more on the Lunch Series event, click here
November, 2012
Visiting Scholar to Centre for Multiliteracies: Dr. Cheryl McLean, Rutgers Graduate School of Education
Nov. 19-23
Revisiting Learning Lives Workshop - Nov. 7-9
Studies of literacy and learning in general stress the central importance of literacy for learning across the lifespan of individuals and by extension of populations at large. Both concepts and practices are given policy prominence in terms of 'possibilities' and 'futures'.
Yet there is remarkably little research investigating how the potentials claimed by these kinds of formulations play out at an empirical level.
How people living through the emergence of mediatized communications and the development of a life online build on and develop practices inculcated in pre-digital lives are under-theorised in terms of linguistic and competency levels.
Current research interest in situating and contrasting online and 'real' world literacy practices, at home and at school, along with analyses of in- non-formal learning (lifewide) experiences also need longer term (life-long) and life-course (biographical) contexts and perspectives.
Developing theories to unify this breadth of research across domains (digital or print etc.) and life perspectives rooted in plausible and innovative, empirical approaches is keenly discussed at national and international levels.
One of the presiding questions of the workshop will be, in what ways does the idea of revisits and of espousing a longitudinal perspective help research in literacy and learning and how might it challenge the status quo in research in our field?
A key component of the research will be to have senior and junior scholars together at the workshop so that established scholars not only benefit from the dialogue and evolving themes, but also graduate students and new faculty members can network, forge ties and think about their own research in relation to longitudinal empirical research in literacy education.
October, 2012
Brock University Faculty of Education Reading Clinic movies to Centre for Multiliteracies - Director: Dr. Mary Saudelli
Rowsell, J. (2013). Working with Multimodality: Learning in a Digital Age. London: Routledge
September 2, 2011
Government funds support Faculty of Education researcher's digital teaching and learning centre
As part of this fall's Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) national announcement of awards under the Leaders Opportunity Fund, Dr. Jennifer Rowsell was granted $47,005 for the Centre for Multiliteracies.
July 29, 2011
Dr. Jennifer Rowsell, Canada Research Chair in Multiliteracies, is now a Co-Editor of Language & Literacy with Rachel Heydon, Maureen Kendrick, Lynne Wiltse, Shelley Stagg Peterson, Carol Doyle Jones, and Zheng Zhang. Please think about submitting an article to the journal. More information is available on the Journal Website.
Watch for three new publications tied to the Centre:
Schamroth Abrams, S. & Rowsell, J. (2011). Rethinking Identity and Literacy Education in the 21st Century. National Society for the Study of Education Yearbook. Volume 110, Issue 1. New York: Teachers College Press.
Pahl, K. & Rowsell, J. (2011). Major Works in Early Childhood Literacy. London: Sage.
Grenfell, M., Bloome, D., Pahl, K., Rowsell, J. & Street, B (2011). Classroom Language Ethnography: Perspectives From New Literacy Studies and Bourdieusian Sociology. New York: Routledge.
May 30, 2011
New centre focuses on literacy research
May 11, 2011
Centre for Research in Multiliteracies approved by University Senate
May 3, 2011
KNAER Grant funds visit by Dr. Maureen Walsh, World Leader in Multimodality
November 25, 2010
Brock gets $2.9 million to support leading researchers
Past Events
May 26, 2011
Visiting World Leader Maureen Walsh gives talk on multimodality at OISE/University of Toronto
May 28, 2011
Teaching Literacy in New Times – Keynote by Maureen Walsh
June 3-5, 2011
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Breaking down the Marcus Smart vs Ben McLemore matchup
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Two lottery picks. Two of the leading candidates for Big 12 Player of the year. Two rare talents. One building.
Marcus Smart against Ben McLemore on Saturday in Lawrence.
"Two of the best freshman in the country," Travis Ford said. "That's not even an argument. Two of the top five freshman in the country."
Problem is, at least to start, we likely won't see them guard each other.
McLemore is a silky smooth two-guard with an NBA-ready game, averaging 16.1 points and 5.4 rebounds for one of the deepest teams in the nation. He's shooting 50 percent from the field, 45 percent from three and 87 percent from the line. Ridiculous efficiency from a mature freshman.
Smart is a combo guard forced to play the point for OSU. And he's turned into the ideal floor general, with a rare basketball IQ and the ability to sense the perfect moment to score, rebound, create or take over with his bruising perimeter defense. His stat-line averages is staple of versatility: 13.6 points, 5.6 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 2.8 steals, 0.8 blocks.
"I don't think that's the starting matchup," Ford said. "I don't think he'll start on Marcus and I know Marcus isn't going to start on him."
C'mon, Travis. You're not going to give us the showdown we all crave? The talented toe-to-toe dual that'll have a batch of NBA scouts convening in the center of the country?
"I'm sure they'll end up on each other eventually," Ford admitted. "I'm sure they'll get caught on each other at some point."
That's more like it.
"He's a great player, definitely one of the best players in the country," Smart said of McLemore. "I definitely think I'll be on him at some point in the game. When I'm on him, that's my focus. Limit his touches and limit what he can do…It's gonna be a great game, two good players, two competitors at this level, it's going to be a sight to see."
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It sounds like the town of Ashland is right up your alley. Just off Interstate 5 and just north of the California border, this town is, arguably the region's main tourist destination. It boasts a wide variety of restaurants and
accommodations, including boutique hotels and many bed-and-breakfasts, plus the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Cabaret Theater and a vibrant arts scene in a small, walkable downtown area.
The Railroad District is home to numerous galleries, on the other end of town is the Schneider Museum of Art at Southern Oregon University. See the Mail Tribune newspaper's guide to visual arts and the Shakespeare festival for more information.
The beginning of the holiday season brings the festival of lights, craft fairs and ice-skating in Lithia Park, one of locals' favorite spots for easy,picturesque hiking. Ashland also a cyclists' town with mountain biking,
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Family-friendly activities abound, but there's Science Works Hands-On Museum, North Mountain Nature Center and programs at Northwest Nature Shop.
Ashland makes a good home base for exploring Jackson County's other attractions: Crater Lake (the state's only national park), Jacksonville, a national historic landmark (also a good town for antiquing), as well as lots of artisan foods, particularly Rogue Creamery and Lillie Belle Farms in Central Point.
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Fraser Aird fires Rangers in front after 17 minutes against Albion Rovers at New Douglas Park
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ALBION ROVERS adopted a 'dare to dream' motto through their fairy tale run in the William Hill Scottish Cup.
Now it is Rangers who are wondering what might be and setting their sights on the silverware after booking their place in the last four of the competition last night.
It may have taken Ally McCoist's side 90 minutes longer than they had originally planned but the SPFL League One champions overcame their part-time opponents at the second time of asking, a 2-0 victory at New Douglas Park arguably their biggest result of the campaign so far.
Having already wrapped up Scotland's third-tier crown and a place in the Ramsdens Cup final, it is Scotland's top knock-out competition that will show just how much progress McCoist and his players have made on the journey back to the top of our game.
A semi-final meeting with Dundee United will provide them with the sternest test of the campaign but, with that tie set to be played at Ibrox and the final, against Aberdeen or St Johnstone, pencilled in for Celtic Park, it is the Light Blue legions who are daring to dream.
They sang about being there when the Gers go up to lift the Scottish Cup last night but McCoist will know that his side will have to significantly up their game if they are to overcome two Premiership clubs and add a 34th Scottish Cup success to their illustrious honour roll.
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Rangers came under a barrage of fire from their own support for a shocking display in their first meeting with Albion last weekend and while they were far from their best last night, an improved showing was enough to finally end Rovers' memorable cup run at the quarter-final stage.
The debate about the balance between winning games and playing entertaining football has come to the fore once again in recent weeks at Ibrox but it was all about the result last night, Rangers ensuring they didn't make the same mistake twice as they eased past James Ward's side.
Rovers arrived in Hamilton confident that they could cause another shock but it was McCoist who sprung the first surprise of the evening as Calum Gallagher and Kyle Hutton were handed starting jerseys for the cup clash.
Gallagher made an instant impact on his Gers bow against Dunfermline at the weekend as he clinched the three points with a late goal on the day his midfield counterpart also got a run out against the Pars as he continues his rehabilitation from a second lengthy injury lay-off of the season.
While Hutton struggled to get going in a congested battle in the middle of the park, his Murray Park peer was going some way to impress the Light Blue legions with another decent display.
It was the young forward who would find a way to unlock the stubborn Rovers rearguard and help McCoist's side into a lead that had been coming as pressure built in the opening minutes.
Gallagher swung in a teasing cross from the right flank and it was Fraser Aird who would get on the end of it, the Canadian kid finishing in style beyond Neil Parry in the Albion goal to put Rangers ahead with 17 minutes on the clock.
It was a lead McCoist would have hoped his side would have extended before the break but after Cammy Bell saved well to block a David Crawford strike, clear chances were in short supply in front of a 5354 crowd in Lanarkshire.
Bilel Mohsni, booed at every opportunity by the Rovers fans for his goal that earned Rangers a replay last week, saw an audacious effort from distance go just wide of Parry's post before he was forced into action to deny Gallagher his second goal in two games, the youngster firing straight at the keeper after neat play between Jon Daly and Richard Foster.
It was certainly an improvement on the first fixture but it was still hardly eye- catching stuff from Rangers.
They struggled to find a way through the two banks of red and yellow shirts, with their build-up play often laboured and final pass rarely clinical.
The action picked up where it left off after the break as Rangers controlled possession and knocked the ball about the artificial surface at New Douglas Park.
And while there was little swagger or verve, it didn't take them long to put the tie to bed.
Like in the Ibrox clash, crosses from both flanks were proving to be the Light Blues' most utilised ploy and, just minutes after Mohsni had headed wide from a corner, they doubled their lead thanks to another aerial strike.
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The headline may appear to address the general topic of the new sanctions on Iran, but I am actually more interested in writing about where the sanctions will end, which parties are affected by the sanctions, and in what way.
It is a fact that sanctions against Iran are becoming stricter every day. I am pretty sure that the effect on Iran is a big issue for Iran, but one should also note that Iran represents a big market for some external industries and this big market is now more difficult to approach due to the sanctions.
The effect created by the sanctions is now reaching the extent that some companies who have business with Iran are at risk of losing their market in the country. These companies exporting to Iran from the EU or from other parts of the world must adhere to more limitations than for other countries. Some of these companies are becoming hyper vigilant and sensitive about violating the sanctions. The word "scared" might not be the most fitting word for the emotional condition of the executives of these companies, but they are very concerned. In addition, money transfers are extremely difficult, both inbound and outbound from Iran.
Politicians certainly make statements that the sanctions are not directed at the people of Iran but against the nation of Iran (though I don't know exactly what this means), and it is certainly the people who suffer. Reuters lately reported that the widening sanctions are already doing significant damage to the Iranian economy, notably due to an oil embargo imposed by the European Union this year and new financial sanctions applied by the United States.
Riots have broken out in Tehran this month in protest of the collapse of Iran's currency, the rial, which has lost some two-thirds of its value against the dollar over the past 15 months, stoking inflation that is now running at around 25 percent.
The European Union recently extended its sanctions on Iran. The new and enhanced sanctions restrict trade in a long list of industries, and it is not only the specifics of the goods that are regulated, but there are also restrictive measures with respect to finance and payment matters.
The mineral industry, in particular, has to handle trade with Iran with more care now. I will not go into detail here in this article, but the new regulations cover unfinished or raw materials, such as graphite. The regulation expanding the sanctions prohibits the supply, sale, transfer or export to an Iranian person, entity or body, or for use in Iran, of several specific raw or semi-finished materials listed in an annex.
The sanctions also include consultants and other services. Technical or financial assistance or brokering services for the specified materials are also required to respect the sanctions regulations.
If I may call it good news, there is an exemption for contracts signed prior to Dec. 22, 2012, that may be executed until April 15, 2013.
There are also expanded sanctions related to energy, and those who are interested can follow this link for further details: http://eeas.europa.eu/cfsp/sanctions/index_en.htm. I wonder how Turkish companies will handle the regulations related to natural gas.
I will continue with the effects of the new sanctions in my next column.
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Review: King Join is one of my favorite restaurants. I go there at least once a week. Chinese style decorating, but not grand. They provide fantastic food. Even chinese will be impressed. however, I don't like their sets. To order a la cart is much better. If you are a vegan, you have to tell they first. They do not use egg, but some of dishes have maik. BTW, I don't think they use many butter. The special aroma should be a Chinese spice witch named "Toona sinensis".
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Adolf Hitler's early stated political aim was unification of the German people into one powerful and respected Germany. In this he initially succeeded, except for one case, the Swiss Germans. Absorption of the Swiss Germans was planned, but never carried out "Die Schweiz muß noch geschluckt werden" (literally: Switzerland must still be swallowed) was the name of the operational plan approved in August 1940 to do just that.
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Pope Benedict XVI on Monday asked Israel to ease travel restrictions for Mideast Christians, who in Gaza and the West Bank and places like Lebanon have been under attack.
Benedict has made concern over the future of Middle East Christians a
priority. Economic problems as well as violence in the Holy Land and Iraq have led Christians to emigrate from the region.
"I pray that, in consequence of the growing friendship between Israel and the Holy See, ways will be found of reassuring the Christian community that they
have a secure future in the region," Benedict said.
He said problems facing Christians are related to Israel-Palestinian tensions.
The Holy See recognizes Israel's legitimate need for security and self-defense and strongly condemns all forms of anti-Semitism, the pope said.
At the same time, he urged Israel to alleviate travel restrictions causing hardships for Palestinians.
The ambassador, in his remarks released by the Vatican, said Israel would do its utmost to help strengthen the Christian communities in Israel as their essential presence in the Holy Land is deeply rooted and historically self-understood.
This is a bit of a different tone from the Holy See than when the Vatican's former ambassador to Israel said, "relations between the Catholic Church and the state of Israel were better when there were no diplomatic relations."
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Suresh Raina, a solid striker in the CSK fold, has performed brilliantly under pressure and has emerged as a great finisher too. (Getty Images)
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We gathered in a small dining room in the very same hotel where Newt Gingrich claimed control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994 -- just a few former and current staff, friends and supporters of Gingrich's American Solutions initiative, set to kick off on Thursday. There was a sense that something big was about to happen -- but what?
Hours after what turned out to be a very nonpolitical gathering of intimates, I was still wondering what truly lies ahead for Gingrich.
All of the official talk had been about that which has the potential to be a shockingly large national interactive series of workshops exploring "new approaches" to problems ranging from healthcare to security, yet the conversation was sprinkled with references to the reaction to Gingrich in states such as Iowa, Michigan and the like.
Careful not to mix presidential politics with the Solutions agenda, Gingrich praised the initiative's organizers and spoke once again of the start of "something truly historic" and "a true movement."
Indeed, by all accounts it appears that the former Speaker once again shocked his detractors with a rollout of his movement that included nationally syndicated talk show hosts Neal Boortz, Sean Hannity and Bill Bennett. That said, the true and unspoken buzz among Gingrich's closest friends and co-workers centered on what might follow the conclusion of the American Solutions workshop this weekend.
In a rather bizarre move, Gingrich announced earlier this week that his longtime attorney and friend, Randy Evans, would begin seeking pledges toward a potential Gingrich candidacy for the GOP nomination. Readers of this column will recall that I predicted some six months ago that the Hamlet of the Republican Party -- to run or not to run -- would indeed enter the presidential sweepstakes.
But the former Speaker was as strangely coy about what the "$30 million search" means as he has been about any number of political ventures -- some hugely successful, others less so.
Yet it is clear the presidency is now very much on Newt Gingrich's mind, and that he remains convinced that none of the candidates in the current field has captured the imagination of the Party.
Based on the laughs, winks and nods, it's my guess that the $30 million criteria is nothing more than either a self-fulfilling platform by which to claim a mandate or a good excuse to wait for a showdown with Hillary Clinton in four years. Either way, it's pure theater. After all, who can verify "pledges" to a candidacy?
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This lovely layout is perfect for maximum appreciation of the beautiful natural environment on the South Pacific Zone. The estate is surrounded by banana trees and jungle wildlife, including howler and white-faced monkeys, toucans, parrots, sloth, lizards and butterflies. The grounds include streams and primary old growth forest. Access is gravel from a private gated road. Due to the gravel road as well as issues with all roads in the area 4WD VEHICLES ONLY should be rented for your stay. Although the Cinco Ventanas road as well as the private drive have each been recently resurfaced, 4WD is necessary at times. In addition, most of the "off the highway" roads in the area are not in as good a condition; hence the 4WD is a must.
The property is bordered by the Media Luna river which runs year round with small waterfalls and swimming holes just a short walk down from the swimming pool. In addition to the natural falls and pools on the property, the area is home to literally hundreds of cascading waterfalls. Many are near, and open to the public.
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A Jefferson City man, who was taken into custody in connection with an attempted robbery in April 2013, has been sentenced to five years in prison.
According to police reports, Dareon Dashon Davis, 24, was charged with second-degree robbery and resisting arrest.
Officers were flagged down by several employees of Walmart on West Stadium Boulevard.
The employees said Davis, armed with a knife, tried to shoplift at their store and displayed the knife in a threatening manner to one of the store's employees.
After the employees said the man was last seen walking toward Menards, officers located Davis near the southeast entrance to Walmart by Stadium Plaza West.
Once Davis saw the officers, he ran behind Stadium Plaza West near Central Missouri Athletics, 748 W. Stadium Blvd.
One officer chased Davis on foot and another used a vehicle to cut him off on the private lot of CMA. He still was armed with a black handled, fixed-blade knife.
Officers held Davis at gunpoint, but he refused to drop the knife and lie on the ground. Instead, he paced back and forth saying, "I'm not going back to prison," while looking for an escape route.
Officers advised Davis if he did not drop the knife, he would be Tasered. Davis yelled go ahead, lifted his sweatshirt up.
An officer fired his Taser, striking Davis, which caused him to drop the knife and fall to the ground before he was taken into custody.
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Molly McNamara met Jeff McGlynn in obedience class when her Bearded Collie, Max, "dragged me across the room to meet him," she says. McGlynn attended with his laidback St. Bernard, Cujo. With the dogs as matchmakers there was no doubt they'd be present for the wedding four years later—along with a three-month-old Bearded Collie puppy named Stanley.
The couple lives in San Jose, where she's an analytical chemist and he's in software sales, and they decided to tie the knot at a favorite dog-friendly getaway in Mendocino. With individual cottages, a leash-free meadow and a private dog beach, The Inn at Schoolhouse Creek was a laidback setting for an intimate wedding with four friends and a Golden Retriever. Dogs almost outnumbered people at this affair.
They small group gathered for vows on the beach, which ended with some off-leash romping in the surf. "The dogs sat there through the whole thing and then they were like, 'OK can we run around?'" McNamara says. After champagne back at the cottage, the wedding party went out to dinner and the dogs slept off the day of hard play.
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After the wedding, the new family of five took a 6,000 mile road trip to Warwick, R.I., to visit McGlynn's family.
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Speakers at the Democratic National Convention dwelled on the ways in which Obama had made the nation safer through his foreign policy efforts in the Middle East, but events of the past fortnight expose a weakness hidden behind empty rhetoric. He told the United Nations that in the wake of the murder of Ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya, "we must speak honestly about the deeper causes of this crisis." He should listen to his teleprompter. He continues to heap blame on "the crude and disgusting anti-Muslim" video, which almost nobody has actually seen, while speaking softly of the terrorism of radical Islamists.
John Bolton, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, correctly called the president's U.N. speech a "warm, fuzzy rhetorical blanket." The president sent his secretary of state to do the heavy lifting with world leaders while he basked in the love of the sorority of ladies on "The View," joking about being their token "eye candy."
Amid the banter of the ladies, he conceded that the attack on the consulate in Benghazi "wasn't just a mob attack"; the president and his surrogates insisted for days afterward that it was. There was a determined reluctance to call it what it was, assassinations by terrorists armed with heavy weapons.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan pointed out the danger in the president's warm, fuzzy rhetorical blanket when he campaigned with Mitt Romney this week in Ohio. "It projects weakness," he said. When the president eviscerates the defense budget and equivocates over whom to blame for the attacks against us, "our enemies have more incentive to attack us, and our allies are less willing to trust us."
Reliance on sanctions that haven't worked -- while refusing to draw the bright red line that, if crossed, would invite the retaliation of American might -- is a clear signal to Iran that it can keep stockpiling enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb. The president's prose is pretty enough, but after four years of diplomatic dithering and delay, what he does is so loud no one can hear what he says.
"Make no mistake," he told the U.N.; "a nuclear-armed Iran is not a challenge that can be contained. It would threaten the elimination of Israel, the security of Gulf nations and the stability of the global economy." He talks the talk but won't walk the walk. The events of the past two weeks, which should alarm everybody, are mere "bumps in the road" to him. With bumps like those, a blast from the shofar shouldn't be necessary to get a president's attention.
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If you are interested, Clash Of Civilizations is a good cross over e-book for Battlestar Galactica and Star Trek. It does have adult content though, so not for the kiddies. Good reading! So say we all! :o) http://www.clashofcivilizations.co/
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Jada Pinkett Smith reveals her life secrets in the first installment of Red Table Talks. In this production, the talented actress, mother, and wife of superstar Will Smith, shares a candid conversation with her daughter (and singer) Willow and her mother Andrienne Banefield Jones.
The three generations of women express their feelings towards each other and the effects of their behavior.
Jada states, "My belief is that communication is the best way to create strong relationships."
Andrienne shares with her granddaughter "Jada did not have the kind of life that you have now. I was not a good mother."
Willow is brought to tears regarding her struggles with sharing her mother with fame.
She says to her mother and grandmother, "Name one time when we've been alone doing something all three of us."
Releasing on May 13th, Mother's Day, Red Table Talks is definitely going to be something worth sitting with the important women in your life to view. Who knows it may help you better communicate the causes of our own skeletons?
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Why does the Anchorage Police Department consistently "shoot to kill" vs. "shoot to maim" when in confrontation with someone?
I've lived in Anchorage for years and have seen a definite shift. I do not mean to disparage our good police force but am just looking for the answer.
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27 October 2015 4:27 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Traditionally, Halloween is about covering yourself in fake blood and going to a party so that people can repeatedly ask you what you came as. When all you really want is a nice night in, right?
Hence this indispensable guide to 12 classic terrifying movies on Netflix. That's 24 hours of horror (give or take), so you can freak yourself out from sundown to sundown without ever having to leave the comfort of your sofa.
Although we strongly advise that you check behind that sofa first - and the curtains while you're at it - for the sake of your peace of mind.
1. The Omen (1976)
Arriving hot on the heels of The Exorcist, Richard Donner's The Omen solidified the notion that small children are terrifying and probably possessed by the Devil. The '70s horror is still an effective frightener that boasts moments to make you leap out of your seat. »
20 September 2015 11:57 AM, PDT | Rollingstone.com | See recent Rolling Stone news »
It's purely a coincidence, according to the publicist, that British director Ben Wheatley wanted to meet up at the massive, towering Trump Hotel while in town for the Toronto Film Festival; given the subject of the new movie he's just unveiled here, however, that claim is highly suspect. The 43-year-old filmmaker had just premiered his adaptation of J.G. Ballard's 1975 cult novel High-Rise at the fest a few nights prior, and those lucky enough to get tickets were treated to a vicious, surreal satire about residents at a multi-story luxury »
18 August 2015 3:58 PM, PDT | iconsoffright.com | See recent Icons of Fright news »
This week, for our Fright At Home column, we thought we'd try out something new. While we typically share the week's newly released titles and give you a small rundown on what films are ones that you might want to check out, we thought it would be fun to switch it up a bit. We're going to give you the DVD/Bluray art and the official synopsis for each film, but instead of writing small pieces on each film, this week we're going to be featuring a video review of each film, so we can tell you in more detail about each film. It's a test, so if you fright fanatics would rather have our usual format, sound off and let us know, and if you dig the new approach to Fright At Home, let us know that as well, because like it's said in the video: ultimately, »
- Jerry Smith
14 August 2015 1:58 PM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
The night of a solar flare turns into an evening of eerie events in Ejecta, a new alien abduction film coming out on Blu-ray August 18th from Scream Factory. We've been provided with three copies of the Julian Richings-starring movie to give away.
Ejecta: "A horrific alien invasion forces two men to fight for their lives during one universe-altering night of terror. This nerve-shredding film stars Julian Richings (Cube, X-Men: The Last Stand) in a tour-de-force performance as William Cassidy, a man who, following decades of frightening extraterrestrial encounters, is now trapped in a living hell of fear and paranoia. On the evening of a massive solar flare, Cassidy invites paranormal researcher Joe Sullivan (Adam Seybold, Exit Humanity) to his secluded home in the woods. What occurs there will change both men — and possibly the Earth — forever. Lisa Houle (Pontypool) and Dee Wallace (The Howling) also star."
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- Derek Anderson
13 August 2015 3:55 PM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Julian Richings deals with the mind-twisting presence of aliens in Ejecta and Pierce Brosnan fights a feared supernatural force in Nomads, two films coming out on Blu-ray August 18th from Scream Factory, and we have clips and trailers from the upcoming releases.
Ejecta: "A horrific alien invasion forces two men to fight for their lives during one universe-altering night of terror. This nerve-shredding film stars Julian Richings (Cube, X-Men: The Last Stand) in a tour-de-force performance as William Cassidy, a man who, following decades of frightening extraterrestrial encounters, is now trapped in a living hell of fear and paranoia. On the evening of a massive solar flare, Cassidy invites paranormal researcher Joe Sullivan (Adam Seybold, Exit Humanity) to his secluded home in the woods. What occurs there will change both men — and possibly the Earth — forever. Lisa Houle (Pontypool) and Dee Wallace (The Howling) also star."
To learn more about Scream Factory's Ejecta Blu-ray, »
- Derek Anderson
17 July 2015 8:00 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
R.L. Stine's Goosebumps novels have been terrifying children since 1992, and inspired Cavity Colors to create apparel based on the 11th book in the series, The Haunted Mask. Also: Ejecta Blu-ray details, The Last Survivors trailer, and Clowntown photos.
Cavity Colors's The Killer Mask: R.L. Stine's The Haunted Mask tells the story of a girl who discovers that the Halloween mask she purchased has become permanently attached to her face.
The Killer Mask collection of apparel was designed by artists Coki Greenway and Aaron Crawford. With a retail price of $24.00 apiece, The Killer Mask T-Shirt and Tank Top are black in color and 100% Cotton. The limited edition print is priced at $40.00, and the stickers / buttons are priced at $10.00 for a pack of two.
For more information on this apparel, visit the Cavity Colors online shop.
Ejecta: Press Release: "From the writer of Pontypool and Septic Man comes Ejecta, »
- Tamika Jones
30 June 2015 2:04 PM, PDT | QuietEarth.us | See recent QuietEarth news »
Vincenzo Natali's Cube is one of the best high concept horror films of all time. The film spawned two sequels and a remake is even in the works. But did you know that the Canadian director was inspired by this obscure German short film which won an academy award in 1989?
Natali recently expressed his love for the film called Balance, directed by Wolfgang and Christoph Lauenstein on his twitter account, naming it his primary influence for Cube.
A group of fishermen on a precariously balanced platform fight over a trunk.
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19 June 2015 6:47 PM, PDT | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
Telly Savalas may not be around anymore to remind you, but it.s becoming abundantly clear that Vin Diesel certainly loves ya, baby. It.s been in the works for a while, but the Fast & Furious franchise star.s feature film remake of Savalas. most famous project, Kojak, is still moving forward, and the big screen adaptation has hired a new screenwriter. According to Deadline, Philip Gawthorne has been hired to construct a new draft of the Kojak script for Diesel and Universal. A playwright with a history of writing for British television with shows like Eastenders, Casualty, and Waterloo Road, Gawthorne is also currently working on a remake of Vincenzo Natali.s twisted 1997 sci-fi thriller Cube for Lionsgate, as well as a spec medieval action flick called World Breaker. With all of this on his resume, it.s going to be interesting to see how he brings a tough, »
18 June 2015 8:00 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Another Thursday, another This is Our Design. We may or may not be able to continue saying that based on future screeners and scheduling, but–really–isn't life unpredictable in general? Wouldn't Hannibal want you to embrace the spontaneity of suffering like the flying patterns of a sparrow? For being without this podcast is suffering. That's what we tell ourselves, anyway…
What do co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick also tell themselves? Something equivalent to "Omgeuuurrrggghhh!!!" this week, because director Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice) makes a return appearance to talk about "Secondo" and the opening to this season of Hannibal that he has helped create. Discussion topics range from how we bear sorrow through stories, the effects of shooting through beveled glass and the return of yet another beloved character in Jack Crawford (and his hat). After your "Hannibal by the Numbers," stick around until later in »
- Sean Colletti
16 June 2015 9:29 AM, PDT | Best-Horror-Movies.com | See recent Best-Horror-Movies.com news »
David Hewlett has built a solid career as a performer. Weve seen him in a few serious gems including Cube Splice Haunter Rise of the Planet of the Apes and popular scifi series Stargate SG1 Stargate Atlantis and Sgu Stargate Universe. Hes extremely solid in front of the camera. Debug the third project that hes written and directed will hopefully serve as a reminder that sometimes its best to stick with what youre proven to be skilled at and avoid the call to step outside of the good old comfort zone. »
6 June 2015 11:45 AM, PDT | Best-Horror-Movies.com | See recent Best-Horror-Movies.com news »
Cube and Splice director Vincenzo Natali (whos recently kicked up a twitter account in which hes having a feild day with) just revealed that he had at one point in time pitched his own adaptation of It. Furthermore he seems to have a really really dark vision of the film as evidenced by the brand new concept art hes been unleashing on the masses. Natali and artist Amro Attia handle these early ideas of a new look for Pennywise and theyre as chilling as they come. »
3 June 2015 1:10 PM, PDT | QuietEarth.us | See recent QuietEarth news »
We recently reported the heartbreaking news that Vincenzo Natali was off Neuromancer after labouring on the film for more than five years. This was the second major blow the Canadian director has had, having recently lost his long gestating High-Rise project to Ben Wheatley (and I'm not even counting the news that his seminal film Cube is being remade without him).
Good news for the rest of us is that Natali is able to spill some goodies from his time on the project, including some concept art and even four pages form his original screenplay.
At least a film based on William Gibson's cyberpunk classic is stil [Continued ...] »
3 June 2015 10:36 AM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Filmmaker Vincenzo Natali ("Cube," "Splice"), who has recently been helming various episodes of NBC's "Hannibal," has used social media to post some of the early concept art and pitch work that was created for some of his unmade movies. On the list includes an adaptation of Stephen King's "It," the comic "Swamp Thing," William Gibson's legendary cyberpunk novel "Neuromancer," and an entry in the "Predator" franchise. It's a hell of a collection and worth a good look.
More #TsutomuNihei art for #Neuromancer. Kaung Grade Mark Eleven penetration program. pic.twitter.com/IY4pU1lRdL
— Vincenzo Natali (@Vincenzo_Natali) June 2, 2015
Night City from #Neuromancer pic.twitter.com/8eGmv7f9L2
— Vincenzo Natali (@Vincenzo_Natali) June 2, 2015
#Neuromancer Design: Maelcum. My sketch and #AmroAttia's beautiful painting pic.twitter.com/S0bNXQ4DwG
— Vincenzo Natali (@Vincenzo_Natali) June 1, 2015
#Neuromancer Design: The Sense/Net pyramid pic.twitter.com/wbyfQSTNIi
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- Garth Franklin
2 June 2015 5:21 PM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
It's always fascinating for film nerds like myself to read about projects that never actually make it onto the big screen. Whether it's concept art, aborted scripts, or screen tests, we are able to see a little bit of what's behind the curtain. You can see how studios either dodged a bullet, or in some cases, passed up on something special. Yesterday, Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice, "Hannibal") posted four pages of his "aborted" screenplay for Swamp Thing from 2010 that could have been really special. Swamp Thing is a property with a checkered past. When I was a kid, I have fond memories of the "Swamp Thing" animated TV show. It's far from award-winning animation, but it was one of my favorites. From there I sought out the live action movies from the '80s. Like the animated series, most people tend to forget they exist, or at least try to forget. »
- Charles Dean
2 June 2015 10:25 AM, PDT | shocktillyoudrop.com | See recent shocktillyoudrop news »
In just over a week on Twitter, filmmaker Vincenzo Natali has quickly become a fascinating follow. While promoting his work on Hannibal, Natali has taken to sharing some of the best stuff an artist can. There are storyboards, concept art and animatics from the likes of Hannibal, Haunter, Splice, Cypher and Cube; he displays his…
The post Vincenzo Natali Shares Art, Pages from Unproduced Swamp Thing, Neuromancer appeared first on Shock Till You Drop. »
- Samuel Zimmerman
2 June 2015 8:05 AM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice) just recently joined the 21st century and got a Twitter, and the director is having a lot of fun with his social media account. Natali has been sharing artwork and script pages from several of his dead/never got off the ground film projects, including his take on the William Gibson novel Neuromancer, his version of Swamp Thing, and his art pitches for new Predator and It... Read More »
- Jesse Giroux
1 June 2015 4:45 PM, PDT | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »
There are countless filmmakers who join Twitter just to promote their next project. So far that hasn't been the case with Vincenzo Natali. The director of Cube, Nothing, Splice, and Haunter recently joined Twitter, but he's not just drumming up promo for new episodes of Hannibal (he's a regular director on the series), he's actually sharing details on a ton of his past movies that never came to be. Natali has been attached to a handful of big projects in the decades since Cube blew people's minds, perhaps most notably an adaptation of the seminal cyberpunk book Neuromancer, but he's tried to get even more movies off the ground that most never even knew were a possibility. He's shared concept art for Predator, Stephen King's It, an...
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- Peter Hall
21 May 2015 3:37 AM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
Director Vincenzo Natali (Splice, Cube) has been attached to helm a big screen version of the William Gibson cyberpunk novel Neuromancer since 2010, but according to the latest update on the project from Screen Daily, he won't be behind the camera for the adaptation. The site is reporting that producer Lucas Foster (Law Abiding Citizen, Jumper) "is currently in talks with new writers and a director" for Neuromancer. It's not clear why Natali left the »
- Jesse Giroux
20 May 2015 5:09 PM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
There's good and bad news this morning for anyone following the tortuous and slow development of Neuromancer. The good news is that the adaptation of William Gibson's cyberpunk classic is still out there and has just secured some new funding. The bad news is that the long-attached Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice) is no longer directing. And with him has gone the Gibson-approved screenplay that was supposed to have been cracked.The UK-based Gfm films remain in play on the project, and the company has now partnered with the Chinese C2M Media Group for co-financing and further development. Producer Lucas Foster (Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Man On Fire) is currently in talks with unspecified new writers and a new director.Published in 1984 (two years after Blade Runner, which, when he saw it, almost caused him to stop writing), William Gibson's book was part of the vanguard of the cyberpunk movement. »
10 May 2015 8:47 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Director Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice) has signed on to direct an adaptation of In the Tall Grass, a 2012 novella from Stephen King and his son Joe Hill, which centres on a brother and sister on a cross country road trip who find themselves fighting for their lives after reponding to a young boy's cries for help coming from an overgrown field.
"Who would think that grass could be frightening," Natali tells Screen Daily. "Trust Stephen King and Joe Hill to find a way. They have transformed an otherwise innocuous Kansas field into a stage for some of the most disturbing horror fiction I have ever read. When they go to assist the boy, they discover that strange forces are at work. Space is warped so that one minute they are together and the next they are miles apart. The field is an ineffable maze from which there is no escape. »
- Gary Collinson
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Here is my very first "all digital made" picture ; just for fun.
Waouw... (tres constructif)
This is awesome!! Those details are amazing and the coloring is just wonderful!!
I like your imagination!
Very nice. reaminds me a little of princess mononoke.
Anyway great art!
Anyway great art!
Very original Cap'n.
It's got a very interesting feel too it. Well done.
Cute and surreal!
Terrific work!


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Hey, Reg Cheramy, over on Web2.0central.com has a nice list of the top 13 reasons to consider Microsoft for Web 2.0 development. Jinath Premaratne sent me this list and said "I like #8."
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Quiet One Bedroom in Park SlopeUnited StatesNew YorkBrooklyn
About this listing
This large 1 bedroom 1.5 bathroom apartment is located between 2 great Brooklyn neighborhoods: Park Slope and Carrol Gardens. With great access to parks, museums, restaurants and public transportation, it's an ideal place to stay while exploring NYC
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
Quiet One bedroom in Park Slope / Carrol Gardens. Large bedroom and living room. Two bathrooms. Family friendly building. Perfect for a couple or friends. Train Access on the corner. Bagels, Pizza, Laundry Supermarket all one block away as well as easy walking to two of the nicest neighborhoods in brooklyn - Park Slope and Carrol Gardens. These neighborhoods are full of great restaurants, cafes, and bars. Very close to the beautiful Prospect Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Botanical Gardens. There is some greta BBQ right on the block and a Whole Foods just opened a few blocks away.
The apartment has easy access to Manhattan. There are several Subway options all in walking distance: R,F,N,Q,D,B are all nearby. [The R train is right on the corner.] The D and N trains are only 1 stop from downtown Manhattan.
There is a Holiday inn that is directly across the street from the apartment that goes for upwards of $200 a night. I think this apartment is a way better option for anyone visiting brooklyn that wants to feel at home while away.
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Wifi, Stereo, Record Player and Netflix ready television.
Interaction with Guests
I try to hand the keys of myself if possible but am not present at the listing during my guests stay.
The Neighborhood
The apartment is located in between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, two historic Brooklyn Neighborhoods. You will be locate walking distance to various subway lines, restaurants, parks and museums.
Getting Around
The apartment is walking distance to the following Subway trains:
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Thank God I'm Old Lyrics
Thank God I'm Old Song Lyrics
Joyce Heth:
When you see the shape the world is in
When the way it is ain't what it's been
When folks just care for gold,
Thank God, I'm old
When you take a gander at the news
When you hear the language people use
When no sweet songs are sung
I don't wanna be young
Daddy time he
Doesn't fret me
Should he spy me
That don't upset me
Let him eye me
Come and get me
That's fine by me
Age don't worry me
When you see the way folks misbehave
When it's only good times that they crave
When kids are much too bold
Thank God, I'm old
When there ain't no He-Men left alive
When they tell you three men out of five
End up locked up or hung
I don't wanna be young.
(Dance Break)
Gonna get me dressed and powdered down
Call myself a hack and go to town
See every shady street
These feet once strolled.
Then I'm gonna slip back on the shelf
Have myself a nip and tell myself
Though my back buckles and bends
My hair's got silvery ends
When I see all of my friends
Laid out and cold
Thank God, I'm Old!
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Barnum Song List
›Overture Chase
Barnum Cast
›There Is A Sucker Born Every Minute
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›Humble Beginnings Chase
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›Thank God I'm Old
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›The Colors Of My Life 1
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›The Colors Of My Life 2
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›One Brick At A Time
Jim Dale
›Museum Song
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›I Like Your Style
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›Bigger Isn't Better
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›Love Makes Such Fools Of Us All
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›Out There
Jim Dale
›Come Follow The Band
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›Black And White
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›The Colors Of My Life (reprise)
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›The Prince Of Humbug
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›Join The Circus
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›The Final Event: There Is A Sucker Born Ev'ry Minute (reprise)
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›So Little Time (bonus track)
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›Join The Circus (bonus track)
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›At Least I Tried (bonus track)
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›Come Follow The Band (bonus track)
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›Finale Chase
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›Midway Chase
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›Female Of The Species Chase
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Thank God I'm Old Lyrics by Barnum Cast from Barnum Soundtrack (2002). Rating: 4.2/5 (27 votes)