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I never get adults who have sex with teenagers. Yes, some of them are attractive, but they are too irritating for anyone but other teenagers to be involved with them romantically.
I do remember in junior high how the boys would react to an attractive female teacher in her 20s. They would be very flirtatious and inappropriate. I remember one who used to scratch them with very sharp nails whenever they would say something inappropriate to her.
I think that's called assault and would get her dismissed these days ,freedom of speech don't you know ?
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One of the groups leaders , Matthew Raphael Johnson has video upon...
It's the old freedom verses security thing. How much pretend freedom are you willing to part with in order to get some pretend security in return? That is the question before the American people.
Wrong. There was a "good guy" in this.
The articles cited themselves even bear this out. By stating that the Twp folks, had a permit.
Since group A or the TWP whomever they are, had a legal...
You are morally bankrupt if you don't think morals have a place in how we do business and economics, I have a perfect presidential candidate for you.
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UntitledWhy can't I just believeEverything you say?It would make me so happyGive me a place to belongPeople who want mePeople who need mePeople who just like that I'm hereBut why can't I accept it?Why must this doubt linger?Linger in the depths of my mindThe corners or my heartAnd make my belly feel full of stonesThis doubt that weighs me downWeighs me down and sinks meThese words that have the abilityBut lack the power to free meSpoken to me by these peopleThese people who can see meIt has happened several timesYet it has always seemed to crumbleAlways always because of meBecause I'm too much troubleThey tire of my shifty moodsFrom quiet to fizzy bubbleWhy oh why can't I just run?Why am I doomed to stumble?
One-walled HomePeople comePeople goWith each lossThere is room to growPain is feltLessons are learnedCries are voicedBridges are burnedYour heart blurs your visionYou trip on the liesYour heart gets brokenThe truth clears your eyesYou feel reborn from the fireAnd you feel the heat in your veinsThat keeps you from giving upThat gets you through the winds and the rainsMaybe somedayYou will meet your iron wallThat will keep you uprightThat will catch you when you fallIf that day comes for youI envy you but a tiny bitBecause in my heart It is just another chance to get hitDisturbing mind I haveAll weakness and a bitter heartNever trusting anotherForever promised to stand apart
DEAR: DiaryWanting, wantingLost in the needNot in materialBut loneliness is my greedNot in attentionI'm not that breed of whoreJust someone to be nearIs what I ask forI don't want a warm bodyI don't want romanceI just want to be knownMore than just a glanceI don't want a loverJust a place to belongJust somebody to love meIs that so wrong?I never feel wantedA central flawThrown away so oftenGuess the heart string is rawI get scared all too easyAfraid that I'm a boreIt goes back to the timeTo when I let myself be whoredI just want to pleaseIt is just that simpleEveryone wants roughWhen what I need is gentleI'm afraid of my honest opinionsMy mind's words scare everyone offIf they don't outright leaveThey sneer and they scoffI may have finally found a place, diary..It is probably too soon to hopeThe right moment, the right people...They saved me from that knotted ropeThey are accepting, and kindThey seem to even like meBut I worry weary my raw heartIs it too goo
UntitledSometimesYou just F a l la p a r tand cryuntil there isnothingleft to give.
The Truth Hits HardMy mind is a voidFill it with noiseHeart full of doubtAnd things God's only heard aboutFill me up by breaking inScreaming muscles, ripping skinGive me something easy to knowInflict on me a memory that will showJust this once I'll let down my guardSo just hit me once, twice, again and hardLet down your inhibitions and give me all you've gotKeep going, don't slow down, don't look at what you've wroughtDon't begin to care, not when you've made it this farJust for once, hurt me in a way that will scarForget the facade of love and sweetness, and give me all your hateBecause I always saw through the lies, now I want to know how much truth I can take.
UntitledLost in the middleCovered in dustLeft behind, a happy smileThat no one looks beyondYou put on a maskThat's what they seeThey don't look closerAnd look elsewhereI am too shy to scream outToo self-conscious to let goMy over-confident words hide what is behindThe cold, the hurt, the broken little heartI find somethingThat makes me happyAnd just as I feel likeI have a placeIt is taken away.And people wonder whyI leave.Because leaving is betterThan being forgotten.


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When Russell and Mary Parrish celebrated their marriage at the Parnell Rose Gardens 60 years ago it was a wet and miserable day.
But when they returned this month to mark the diamond anniversary of their union the day was much more conducive to a celebration.
The Epsom couple returned to the site of their nuptials last Thursday, 60 years to the day after saying "I do", and were even able to have lunch in the building they had their reception in.
Parnells on the Rose Garden was not open to the public but the function centre came to the aid of Mr Parrish, who had kept his plans for a romantic reminiscence as a surprise for Mrs Parrish.
It certainly worked, with Mrs Parrish pleasantly surprised that her husband could still pull out such a gesture after so long together.
It also helped bring back memories of the day itself.
"We had our reception here 60 years ago, except it was raining that day," she says.
"It was my mother's idea to have it here, she was very romantic and thought the guests would like walking in the rose gardens, but the rain was so thick we couldn't walk amongst them."
But their diamond day produced golden weather.
"We finally got the weather right."
The Parrishes were married on November 1, 1952 and say in some ways they never should have married.
Mr Parrish's parents had their eyes on someone else for him, and Mrs Parrish had left a fellow in Christchurch when she came to Auckland for nursing training.
They met at a dance organised by Mr Parrish's church and the local Scottish society and began a friendship there.
"That night was ladies night when the ladies had to ask the men to dance," Mr Parrish says.
"So these girls turned up and we danced with these various girls.
"Mary and I started just as partners to go out with."
Things soon changed and before long the bloke in Christchurch was history and Mr Parrish's parents had been told he would not be going with their choice.
They moved in together to the Epsom home they still share on their wedding day, and have five children and nine grandchildren.
Mr Russell jokes it was the children who kept them together.
"Neither of us were prepared to go off and take five children.
"But really we were fortunate in that we have similar likes.
"There are lots of things I do that irritate Mary, and she does things that irritate me too, but the things we disagree on are not major."
Moving in together was also an eye-opener for Mrs Parrish.
"When you see people before you are married they are on their best behaviour and you only know them so much."
But she says that it is only when relationships have been tested that they become true friendships.
Fortunately she and Mr Parrish passed those tests.
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1. How long is the journey from the abbey to New Rome?
(a) three years
(b) three months
(c) three days
(d) three weeks
2. What is Brother Kornhoer inventing?
(a) a printing press
(b) a telegraph
(c) a copying machine
(d) an electtric light
3. What does Francis ask forgiveness for during confession?
(a) the loss of the illuminated blueprint due to Francis's carelessness
(b) Francis's hubris for desiring to attend the canonization
(c) the discovery of the shelter holding up Leibowitz's sainthood
(d) Francis's desire to have his illustrated blueprint admired
4. Where did Kornhoer get the information to help him create his invention?
(a) from a vision he had in his sleep
(b) from fragments of documents in the abbey
(c) from Brother Armbruster
(d) from one hidden book he deciphered
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About Motor Supply Company Bistro
Located in the historic Congaree Vista with a heated patio and free valet parking, Motor Supply has been serving progressive, New World cuisine using classic French culinary techniques for over 20 years. Led by Executive Chef Wesley Fulmer, the kitchen's lunch, dinner and brunch handwritten menus change daily, featuring contemporary New American cuisine, with nods to Creole, Cajun, Southern, French and Asian cuisine. Motor Supply works with local, sustainable farms for produce, meats, dairy and more. Seafood is caught off of the SC coast, and all of our charcuterie, desserts, stocks, sauces and dressings are made in-house. The bar boasts an extensive Wine Spectator Award of Excellence-winning list (2006-13), imported, domestic and local craft beers, as well as an artisan farm-to-shaker cocktail list made from house-infused liquors, handmade bitters, barrel-aged spirits and locally-sourced ingredients and garnishes, mixed up by Head Barman Josh Streetman.
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Contemporary American, Fusion / Eclectic, Creole / Cajun / Southern
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday-Saturday, 11:30 am-2:30 pm
Dinner: Tuesday-Thursday, 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Friday-Saturday, 5:30 pm-10:30 pm
Sunday, 5:30 pm-9:00 pm
Brunch: Sunday, 10:30 am-2:30 pm
Cross Street:
Park and Lincoln Sts.
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(803) 256-6687
Koger Center for the Arts, Columbia Museum of Art, Colonial Life Arena, Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center; local bars, clubs and nightlife; several hotels and shopping venues all within walking distance in the Vista
Parking Details:
Free valet parking Tuesday-Saturday evenings and Tuesday-Friday at lunch. Parking lot with ~20 spaces. Easily accessible street parking.
Public Transit:
There are several public transit stops throughout the Columbia, SC downtown area, one of which is located a half-block from Motor Supply Co. Bistro. During the evenings, especially on weekends, taxis are readily available throughout the Vista.
Executive Chef:
Wesley Fulmer
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Special Events & Promotions:
We host a biannual farm-to-table celebration to give back to our local, sustainable farming partners called Harvest Week. For details about the next Harvest Week, visit http://www.motorsupplycobistro.com, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
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Motor Supply Company Bistro Ratings and Reviews
Food was just meh. Worst bread I've ever ...
Food was just meh. Worst bread I've ever been presented at a table. No salt or pepper at table and none offered. No butter just oily dip for rock hard bread. Wasn't super busy and service not really attentive. Steak undercooked and poorly presented. I don't understand this lack of effort at this price point. Much to improve on.
We had a lot of friends recommend that w ...
We had a lot of friends recommend that we try Motor Supply Company, but overall I don't think I would go again for the price. If you are really into food, then it is worth it, but for two entrees, two drinks, and a 20% tip, it was a little under $100. The food was tasty and well-done, and it is a very casual dining environment (waitress had on a black tank top). Some people are dressed up, but shorts and a nice t-shirt fit in just fine. We sat on the enclosed patio, and it was nice! Overall it is great for certain types of people, maybe just not us! We are used to shelling out money for dinners every once in a while, but to us it just wasn't worth it. Also, if you need glasses to read, BRING THEM! I am 22 and could barely read the menu. They hand write it (pretty sure its girly writing), and it is very smushed together and difficult to read. One other thing, THEY DON'T HAVE SWEET TEA! That's common at expensive restaurants, but I wouldn't have gone had I known that. I love sweet tea!
Wonderful meal! Great fresh seasonal se ...
Wonderful meal! Great fresh seasonal selections and changing menu.
Excellent!!!! Ihaveneverhadabadmealorbed ...
Excellent!!!! Ihaveneverhadabadmealorbedservicehere.
Delicious dinner. Flat iron steak was b ...
Delicious dinner. Flat iron steak was booked to perfection and so tender. Wreckfish was fantastic too.
Motor Supply always delivers an excellen ...
Motor Supply always delivers an excellent meal with good service. We went for my husband's birthday which I had noted on the reservation. The server was aware and told him Happy Birthday! They gave him a complimentary dessert as well which was a nice touch. He tried the Catch of the Day, wreck fish. That is a rather thick fish but it was perfectly prepared. I had the Duck which had sweet potatoes, collards and a berry sauce. It was the perfect sweet, salty. sour combination to go with the duck. The server was attentive without interrupting our dinner every 5 minutes as some do. Very enjoyable evening.
Perfect experience! The food was incred ...
Perfect experience! The food was incredible. We started with an Artisan cheese board paired with a tomato jam that was out of this world! My husband had the bone in pork chop that was thick but juicy and very flavorful. I had the coulotte steak with an amazing demi glace. Our server Adam was attentive, knowledgeable about the menu and made a wine suggestion that complimented our meal perfectly! I would recommend Motor Supply without hesitation!
it's good food
it's good food
Fathers Day brunch with a party of five. ...
Fathers Day brunch with a party of five. Great selections on the menu but would have liked another more kid-friendly options. Service was perfectly attentive and answered numerous questions. Quiche of the day was outstanding and meat-free. We will be back.
Motor Supply continues to be one of the ...
Motor Supply continues to be one of the best restaurants in Columbia. The appetizer and salad prices tend to run higher than those at comparable Columbia restaurants, which is surpising at an establishment with such a good wine list. This visit the restaurant was even more celiac-friendly than they had been in the past. Yummy local food but still down to earth.
The food was cooked and presented beauti ...
The food was cooked and presented beautifully. Hostess was not the friendliest, but the waiter was wonderful.
Great Food and a Great Bartender in Josh ...
Great Food and a Great Bartender in Josh we have always enjoyed our time here
Love the food, love the service, love th ...
Love the food, love the service, love the atmosphere. My only complaint is that the handwriting on the menu's is so very illegible. It makes me wish you had someone on staff who would copy over the chef's notes in a more readable hand before you photocopy it. Many of the women in our group - particularly those who use reading glasses - had a very difficult time reading the menu.
I can't say enough good things about Mot ...
I can't say enough good things about Motor Supply. It is my favorite Restaurant in Columbia. The menu continues to surprise me. The recent trip was to enjoy the farm to table week. Rabbit is not my usual choice but it surpassed any I have had. I recommend this restaurant for any occasion.
Excellent food, tremendous knowledgeable waitress
Best meal I have ever had in Columbia, S.C. Four people in our group and everyone ordered a different entree. All raved about their food and not a scrap left. The desserts were also wonderful.
Excellent food and servers!!!
Excellent food and servers!!!
Anniversary night
This was my first time eating at this restaurant and everything from the atmosphere to the food and drinks was very good; except the service dropped off a little after our food order was placed. It took almost 30 minutes to receive our meal and noticed that a table that was seated 10-15 minutes after us received their food before us. Other than that, this dining experience was very good.
This was a fantastic meal - the menu was inventive and we enjoyed a number of great things and the cocktails were unique!
Excellent in all respects
My wife & I returned for the first time in a couple of years. The food was wonderful, with excellent service . Valet parking really helps when arriving. The wine list is excellent & this is among the top 5 restaurants in Columbia. We will definitely return.
Excellent place for dinner. It was our f ...
Excellent place for dinner. It was our first time here but NOT our last. Our server Chuck was the best. Very informative on any menu item. We had an early reservation and had time to chat with Chuck. It was fun hearing the history of Motor Supply Company. I don't think there would be a bad item on the menu. I had a steak that was super tender and my husband's duck was out of this world. If you are looking for a fantastic dinner go here.
Met a friend for dinner. From hostess to ...
Met a friend for dinner. From hostess to bill pay, everything was wonderful. Chef Wes and his team are amazing.
Motor in !
Great local fare, love that the menu morphs daily!!
Our "new" old favorite!
We had always enjoyed Motor Supply but hadn't been for several years since moving. We recently decided to make the trek into town for brunch there and were blown away! The uniquely delicious creations with fresh local fare are a rare find in Columbia The food is always fresh, the service is spot on and delivery of food is very fast especially since it is made fresh to order. Everything is scrumptious but we especially enjoyed some of the cocktails made with house infused liquors and syrups. We highly recommend Motor Supply for an upscale but relaxed dining experience in the Columbia area and will try to make a weekly visit for our culinary treat!
Food unique/tasty. Great wine rec.
This was one of my first nights here in Columbia. As a solo diner, I felt welcomed and relaxed. Thank you.
Absolutely excellent
This restaurant was fantastic. The menu was just the right size. The food was perfect. The service was impeccable. We ate here for my wife's birthday. The price is about what you expect to pay for a quality dining experience. It is not cheap, but you do get what you pay for.
Great meal.
Great meal.
Waitress Katelyn was exceptional in her ...
Waitress Katelyn was exceptional in her service! She was willing to turn down the music that was already low for my blind/ half deaf mother My Gimlet was perfect Wine was divine Trout was incredible Salad was perfectly fresh
Service was good, seating wasn't ideal a ...
Service was good, seating wasn't ideal at all. Valet guys are great. Shrimp dish could've had more flavor according to my wife. My duck was great. Overall nice place to eat, it was a good experience.
Excellent meal.
My wife and I went to Motor Supply for dinner. The food and service were outstanding. The restaurant is pricey, but the food is totally worth it.
Service was great, and food is just outstanding. Selection good too. Menu changes daily, determined by what can be purchased locally. Presentation is wonderful! I think this may have become my favorite restaurant in Columbia. Chef is relatively new and has certainly made a difference. Was always a very good restaurant, but is now a great one.
Great menu that's new daily. Creative pa ...
Great menu that's new daily. Creative pairings and great in-house ginger beer for their Moscow mules.
Everything was cooked perfectly. I could ...
Everything was cooked perfectly. I couldn't be happier. The menu was unique and very well put together. The flavor combinations were spot on from the walnut old fashioned to the dickle of ribeye and the sword fish
Every time I go here, it is always a gre ...
Every time I go here, it is always a great time and never disappoints. Great spot for a nice dinner in Cola.
The food was great as well as service, m ...
The food was great as well as service, menu is a little pricy thus why we only go there on special occassions
Awesome experience. The food wasto die f ...
Awesome experience. The food wasto die for, it melted in my mouth. The service was great. The atmosphere was relaxed. I can'twait to back again.
Brunch was delicious. Made a reservation ...
Brunch was delicious. Made a reservation via open table and glad we did since there was a long line for those who didn't. Crab cakes were delicious and so were the bloody Mary's!
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ARLINGTON, Texas — In its first season as an independent, despite all of the time spent playing on the ESPN networks these days, BYU has precious few opportunities to make a statement on national television.
But the Cougars have that chance Friday (6 p.m., MT, ESPN) when they collide with TCU at luxurious Cowboys Stadium.
And considering the way the Horned Frogs have manhandled BYU the past three years, the Cougars have a shot at some redemption as well as validation.
BYU is coming off of a 56-3 rout of Football Championship Subdivision foe Idaho State last week. Next week, they have a bye, followed by games against WAC foes Idaho, New Mexico State and Hawaii.
This contest against TCU, a former Mountain West Conference rival and a team that has finished in the top 10 of the national rankings the past three seasons, serves as a marquee matchup for BYU.
"We've got a game against a great opponent," said center Terence Brown. "It will be a great measuring stick to see where we're at. We all plan on playing our best game."
"It's a big game because it's the next one. TCU's a great program," said wide receiver McKay Jacobson. "These big-time games are what stand out in people's minds. At the end of the day, we've just got to go out and do the same thing we've been doing. TCU's been great the past couple of years. We definitely respect them. We're looking forward to the challenge."
The Cougars are riding a five-game winning streak, but are they improving? Or have they simply feasted on struggling, weak opponents?
The answer could come tonight.
"We know that we're getting better. We're slowly finding out who we are as a team," said safety Travis Uale. "I think a great indicator would be this Friday to exactly where we are."
The Frogs have been the Cougars' worst nightmare of late, as TCU has beaten BYU by a combined score of 101-17 since 2008.
"They've been able to execute the past three years better than we have," said linebacker Jameson Frazier. "I really hope we can turn that around this week. I think we're picking up steam and getting some momentum going. I think it will be a good game. We have a lot of history with TCU. They're a really good team to play against. It's going to be a fun game."
Earlier this month, TCU received a coveted invitation to the Big 12 — an invitation that many believed would go to BYU.
"That's great for them," Uale said of TCU's Big 12 invitation. "They've been a great program and they have a great head coach. It's great for them to go to a great conference, especially since it's an automatic BCS qualifying conference."
The Frogs' impending Big 12 affiliation could mean added motivation for the Cougars.
"For us, a win against them now that we know they're going to the Big 12, it might mean a little bit more because of that," Uale said. "We've known they're a good team. That invitation just solidifies that they are one of the elite teams in the country. It's extra icing on the cake if we do win, to say that we're capable of beating teams in the Big 12."
As is his wont, BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall isn't placing too much importance on this game.
"I see it as our next game to improve our team and reach our potential," he said. "I like the matchup and I like the game. It should have a lot of intrigue — two teams with similar records. We're anxious to see if we can improve how we play against this opponent. This is a great opportunity for us. A really good team, a lot of exposure. To go any further than that, it's not the way I see it."
After a string of memorable MWC games between the two programs, this could be the last time BYU and TCU play each other for a long time.
Or, perhaps, depending on how conference realignment plays out, this showdown could be a preview of a future Big 12 conference game.
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Book review: 'The Five Books of Jesus' is a fictional look at the life of Jesus and his disciples
"THE FIVE BOOKS OF JESUS," by James Goldberg, CreateSpace, $12.95, 330 pages (f)
Serious students of the New Testament are fascinated with the stories and teachings found in the four major gospels or testimonies of Jesus Christ's disciples. The rich messages give substance to individual lives and help many as they try to live righteously in a difficult world.
But there is much missing from the writings that would be of great interest to the common person. Very little is mentioned concerning the day-to-day activities of Jesus and his disciples as they traveled throughout the Holy Land. And not much is known about the individual personalities of the apostles and other disciples.
James Goldberg's new book, "The Five Books of Jesus," is a thought-provoking fictional story of how things might have occurred in the lives of those who encountered Jesus of Nazareth during his ministry. Friends and foes alike had strong feelings for the man from Galilee and his message, but the author does not shy away from examining difficult perceptions. Romans, Jews, believers and former followers share experiences as Jesus moves throughout Judea teaching the word of his father.
Set in the combustible days of the Roman occupation of Israel, the story has all the characters readers recognize from the New Testament. Yet, with some poetic license, Goldberg has humanized many of the players and circumstances from the old stories.
For instance, when Peter challenges Jesus' declaration that he must soon die (see Matthew 16:22), the conversation is expanded to offer a possible reality:
Peter leans in close and his whisper comes out harsher than he intends: "Then what's the meaning of this scripture? I call heaven and earth to testify this day against you, that I have set before you life and death : so choose life that you and your children after you can live. Don't tempt me, says Jesus . Then stop talking that way, says Peter. Jesus tears his arm away. Get away from me Satan!! Whose side are you on? (p. 183)
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Come and enjoy the Isthmus Challenge 2013 Reto: Punta Chame this September 14th at the beach of Hotel Punta Chame Villas in Punta Chame, brought by Regatas Panama. Javier and Jose Feliú will be present at the event, and are the first Olympic Kayak team in Panama, that will participate in Brazil 2016.
Regatas Panama is created by a group of rowing sports fans, and in 2011 they initiated this project with the idea of raising the rowing sport in Panama, and now they bring this fabulous and interesting event full of adrenaline, ideal for sports lovers and a fun family outing! There will be cayuco racing, cayuco outrigger and stand up paddle with more than 150 athletes during the competition.
Cayuco outrigger is a sport that originates from Hawaii and Tahiti Islands, and its resemblance to our canoe sport is undeniable, but they use a "ama" next to the boat that provides stability and allows open water rowing.
After the race, you can test your skills in stand up paddle, out river cayuco and kayak along the staff of Chagres Rivers Paddling Club; instructors with over 15 years of experience.
The cayuco race starts at 7:30am and ends at 10:00am, but the event lasts until 5:00pm, where you will enjoy live music after the race and hang out at the spectacular pool of Hotel Punta Chame Villas. At the event they will be raffling off a brand new motorized scooter!
During the event there will be food, information kiosks about products, brands and services related to the event.
Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy a totally different event in Panama, which is an excellent plan to spend with family and friends! Pay $7 for a ticket to Isthmus Challenge 2013 Reto: Punta Chame ($15 Value).
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Sometime on Wednesday, Aug. 8, the publisher will post a link on one of its social-media platforms — blog, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr — to its online store, where (utilizing a combination of speed and luck) you'll be able to purchase one of the 500 copies available of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim, Vol. 1: Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life Collector's Edition. Okay, two, as that's the limit per billing address.
The $100 package gets you: a numbered book plate signed by O'Malley; five art prints featuring both versions of the cover and three of the first volume's biggest moments; 11 vinyl stickers, two embroidered patches featuring Scott Pilgrim and Matthew Patel; a hand-crumpled set list from Crash & the Boys drummer Trasha; a two-inch metal Scott Pilgrim 1-up coin; and a code for the digital edition of the full-color Scott Pilgrim, Vol. 1, from comiXology.
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MINNEAPOLIS – The Big Ten Conference announced its 2014 Academic All-Big Ten selections for winter sports last week, and thirteen members of the Gopher men's gymnastics team made the grade.
Senior Nathan Fortunato received special recognition, as he is one of only nine winter-sport student athletes that maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA.
The full list of Gopher honorees is as follows, with their year and major listed:
Sean Bauer, Jr., Sociology of Law, Criminology and Deviance
Steffen Beck, Sr., Business and Marketing Education
Zack Chase, Sr., Sport Management
Daniel DiBenedetto, So., Undeclared
Nathan Fortunato, Sr., Recreation Resource Management
Steve Jaciuk, Jr., Inter-College Program
Adam Kern, Sr., Accounting
Ellis Mannon, Jr., Chemical Engineering
Jack Metcalf, RSo., Youth Studies
Justin Morinishi, Sr., Electrical Engineering
John Scallon, Sr., Economics
Spencer Smith, Jr., Sociology of Law, Criminology and Deviance
Sam Wright, Sr., Nursing
This year's honor marks the third Academic All-Big Ten award for Fortunato, Kern, Morinishi and Scallon. Beck, Chase, Jaciuk, Metcalf and Smith all received their second award. Wright also earned his second Academic All-Big Ten award of his career as he was also honored as a student-athlete at Iowa.
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When The Next Food Network Star's third season finished production earlier this year, Josh "Jag" Garcia was still one of two finalists in the running to be crowned the competition's winner. However once allegations that he fibbed about his military background and education emerged following the show's June premiere, Garcia -- presumably realizing that his lies had likely already cost him any chance of winning the home viewer vote that will determine the competition's winner -- decided to withdraw from the culinary competition.
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Food Network billed Josh "JAG" Garcia as a Marine Corps "grunt-turned-cook" when he was revealed as one of the 11 finalists on The Next Food Network Star's currently airing third season, a resume that would presumably mean the 25-year-old chef de cuisine from Havelock, NC was well-equipped to win the competition. However, according to a military newspaper, there are some significant embellishments in his story.
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A film that rooted itself in my soul and has never left,
This review is from: Good Will Hunting (DVD)
Every now and then, a movie comes along that absolutely blows your world apart. It gives you a perspective on life that you never had before. It weasels its way into your psyche, unbeknownst to you, and takes root...becoming a major part of your inner workings. It's like Inception! When I first saw Good Will Hunting (1997) in 1998 when it came out, I had no idea that 13 years later this little indie film written by two wet-behind-the-ear kids from "Bahh-ston" would be one of my favorite films of all time. I mean...these two guys, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, are my contemporaries and I was 24 when this movie touched my heart and soul. That's pretty incredible writing from two young guys in their 20s, which won them both Oscars for Best Original Screenplay. Good Will Hunting is firmly planted in my Top 25 films of all time. And I doubt it will ever leave. Especially because the film is as fresh and critical today as it ever was. Repeatedly, over and over, this movie gets to me like so few do.
It's a perfect film (5 out of 5 stars) about the inherent flaws and failures that go hand-in-hand with life's greatest successes and achievements. The human condition, especially the condition of being a man, is flopped onto the operating table in Good Will Hunting and surgically dissected into all the psychological bits and quirks that somehow magically come together to create each of our lives. The emotional and intellectual depth present in the script, the acting, the dialogue, and all the details of this film, belies its book cover. If by some odd chance you haven't yet gone on this journey with Will Hunting, then by all means, get into this film now and for many years to come.
I watched Good Will Hunting for the umpteenth time tonight, but for the first time in over a year and the first time in HD. Having seen the film in the theater, on VHS, on DVD, and on TV, I know it like the back of my hand. And yet in HD, there were details that were brought to my attention like never before. Textures in the actors faces, colors that were brighter than they've ever been, locations that popped out, and dialog that reminds us all why we enjoyed The Social Network (2010) so much this past year. Director Gus Van Sant has never been better in his cinematic craftsmanship, then with his work on Good Will Hunting. He brings his artistic flare and unique storytelling techniques to a more mainstream presentation than his typical indie fare. It's films like this that make someone's career, or bring it back to life. And it did that for all the major players here. It brought the incredible filmmaking talents of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck to the attention of Hollywood, both for acting and writing. It brought Gus Van Sant into the light of mainstream Hollywood directing. It really introduced us to Stellan Skarsg�rd, Minnie Driver, Casey Affleck, and Cole Hauser, all of whom are well known actors now, who got there talents showcased in this film. And it finally gave Robin Williams his much deserved Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, after being nominated for his incredible work in Good Morning Vietnam (1987) and Dead Poets Society (1989).
It's hard for me to write about Good Will Hunting because its the kind of complex, intelligent, yet very emotional story that is really best told through film, not writing. I love reading good prose like anyone, but film has a way of bringing that prose to life through its visuals, emotions, and music that our brains just don't create for us in our imaginations quite so viscerally. That being said, I'll do the best I can here! Matt Damon stars as Will Hunting, a mathematical genius in the form of a young man who was an abused orphan. Hunting has struggled all of his life, moving from foster home to foster home, job to job, and brawl to brawl. But living in South Boston, he's made some extremely close friends...brothers really...played ironically and fortuitously by real life brothers Ben & Casey Affleck and Cole Hauser. It absolutely helps sell the realism of the relationship between these actors that 3 out of 4 of them grew up in Boston together in real life.
After Will gets into another fight to defend his tough 'Southie" reputation, he gets arrested and put in jail. And this time he can't intellectualize his way out of it. But before being arrested, he catches the attention of a math professor at Harvard, played brilliantly by Stellan Skarsg�rd. Professor Gerald Lambeau challenges his students to solve a complex math problem that he puts up on a chalkboard. Working as a Janitor at Harvard, Will puts the solution to the math problem on the chalkboard one night while cleaning, and eventually gets discovered by Lambeau, who convinces the Judge to let Will out of jail under his guidance and care. But in return, Will has to attend weekly therapy sessions to address his issues with violence and crime. After going through a string of different types of therapists, Lambeau takes Will to his old college roommate Sean Maguire who happens to be a psychologist and community college instructor from Southie, just like Will. Robin Williams plays Maguire with absolute brilliance, creating a character that challenges, helps and befriends Will. The rest of the movie follows this journey through Will's therapy sessions, his new love relationship with Minnie Driver's "Skylar", his weekly "hang outs" with his best friends, and his work with Professor Lambeau solving complex math problems. The journey is really all about Will completing his past and starting to discover who he is and what gifts he has.
I think the main reason Good Will Hunting has such a strong place in my heart as a film is because of the story of Will. While totally different than my own, it still has the same fundamentals of growing up, finding yourself, getting complete with your childhood and your past, falling in love, and searching for your purpose in life that we all experience....and continue to experience over and over again throughout life. While I'm no math genius, never been to Boston, or been an orphan, I still strongly relate to the emotional and psychological struggles that Will has. Damon and Affleck clearly wrote this story pulling from their own lives to some degree, their own journeys into male adulthood, and brought a realism to the details of the story that makes this relatable to just about anyone. The jokes and stories in Good Will Hunting are absolutely hilarious and still give me a great laugh now, dozens of times later. And the verbal banter between Skarsg�rd and Williams, Williams and Damon, Damon and Driver, and amongst the 4 friends/brothers, is simply some of the best dialog ever written and acted. I laugh, I cry, and I escape in to the world of Will Hunting every single time I watch this movie.
I've said before that part of how I judge a movie to be a 4 or 5 star film is because of it's longevity and appeal over time. I rarely give a movie that I see for the first time a 4 or 5 star rating. Usually they get 3 or 3.5 stars initially, and then have to earn there way up the ladder through repeated viewings over years. I know that Good Will Hunting was probably a 3.5 or 4 star film to me when I first saw it, not that I was rating films back then like I do now. But over the years, I've connected with Good Will Hunting time and time again. It's one of those movies that I watch once a year, not so much as "entertainment" but as a heartfelt psychological escape that puts me "in touch with the universe" as I like to call it. It reconnects me, when I need it to, to the universal energy and "truths" that we are all continually seeking comfort in. It reminds me that I'm here to live the life I've been given, and not someone else's. Will feels this obligation to his friends to stick around Southie, to work in some blue collar job like the rest of them, to raise a family there and go to ball games with his friends and their eventual families. But Will has talents and genius that don't really fit into that world. And he's pulled in these two opposite directions, one with his head and one with his heart. Who in their life hasn't felt that same struggle at some point? Or goes through it again? And again? I know that I have...and that I continue to periodically. Good Will Hunting reminds me to connect my head and my heart and create a path that wins for both.
As I was watching all of the sizzling scenes between Skarsgard and Williams tonight, it dawned on me more clearly than ever how these two characters represent the two opposing, yet complimentary aspects of our human nature: our mind and our heart. Skarsgard, as the Math Professor, represents our intellect, our mind, our voice that's always rattling things off to us in our head. That logical and responsible part of ourselves. Williams, as the Psychologist, represents our heart, our soul, our gut instincts, our feelings. That lover and fighter within us. These two yin-and-yang characters play out so well when separated into these distinct characters, giving us an external view into our own internal battles. I've always known this on a subconscious level, but tonight I became aware of it consciously. Amazing how this film keeps giving me little kernels of insight into myself and into the universe each time I watch it and internalize it.
In terms of filmmaking, Good Will Hunting has excellent production design, Oscar level acting by nearly the entire cast, brilliant writing, subtle but incredible cinematography, and masterful directing. It just doesn't get much better than this! The music and score for Good Will Hunting, while subtle like the photography, are perfectly fitted for the mood, emotion, and story of this film. Music Composer Danny Elfman did his best work here, still to this day. What strikes me most about Director of Photography Jean-Yves Escoffier's work here is the stillness he brings to the shots. It's like he's waiting with his camera for something to happen. And it does! He lets the actors, the sets, and the locations do the work, instead of the handheld photography doing the work. I feel like so many current films, like Black Swan (2010) for example, get caught up in handheld photography that makes me feel like we've all got ADD and can't just sit and watch the story unfold, but that we need the camera to "jiggle" to remind us somehow that we are like voyeurs peeking into the lives of these characters. I don't need that on every character-driven movie! There's my little rant on the current state of handheld cinematography being so dominant in current films. But my point is that Good Will Hunting, which pre-dates the current popularity of handheld photography, has a more subtle yet powerful way of presenting its visuals to us through the richness of the design of the sets, the locations, the costumes and makeup, and the actors themselves.
I look forward to the eventual release of this cinematic masterpiece on Blu-ray, which I would bet comes to fruition this year or next. It will certainly be a film that I upgrade my current DVD collection to include in HD. And hopefully Damon and Affleck will re-team someday to bring us another film of this caliber. As far as I'm concerned, they both have yet to top their performances in Good Will Hunting. But they've come really close with their recent work. Damon with the Bourne Trilogy, and Affleck with The Town (2010).
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Just Jimmy says:
I just watched this film first time ever tonight. Well written review and analysis of this film... I think you pointed out a really good aspect of the film, the way the characters Skarsgard and Williams represent the internal struggle everyone experiences at some point in their lives between their heart and their mind. This film has much more depth to it than most Hollywood crap produced today.
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BLACKBOXBLUE says:
Thank you J. Farr for your kind words and interest in a great film.
Posted on Feb 5, 2013 12:08:14 PM PST
Martin Arrowsmith says:
Wow. I just watched this for the second time last night. I liked it initially, and rented it again because I have a teenage son going through a difficult time, and his persona reminds me of Will's in the movie. (And he kind of looks like Matt Damon--seriously!) But as I was watching it, it really resonated with ME--and now your review helps me understand why. I've definitely been out of balance with the yin and the yang. Thank you for the insights. And, by the way, nice review.
Posted on Aug 18, 2014 8:54:27 PM PDT
OrangeCrush says:
I am right with you on this one. I liked Good Will Hunting when I first saw it lke 15 years ago, but I really didn't give it much thought beyond it being a decent film, one of many that I saw on a regular basis. Then as the years passed, this film slowely but surely took on more and more meaning and I now consider it to be one of my favorite films. The writing is absolutely top notch and in my opinion, the choice to cast Robin Williams was one of the most brilliant casting decisions of all time. Of course, Robin was known for his offbeat comedic talent so casting him in a serious role like this, one that really has no comedic side at all, was a really daring move. When I first saw it, I remeber thinking what in gods name is Robin doing playing a part like this. It wound up being my single favorite Robin Williams role and what made it even more crazy is the fact that he really made the film. Without Robin, I don't think this film would have been anywhere near as good. He is like the Tryion Lannister of Goodwill Hunting.
All in all, just a brilliant film, one that has really changed my views on a lot of different topics.
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- Up to 2 children (11 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
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3D printing is fast becoming a mainstream concern with desktop printers like the MakerBot and 3D scanners like the Digitizer. And now that Windows 8.1 supports 3D printing it's even more of a reality for many. But until now the scanning side hasn't been perfect.
3D Systems has managed to create a stapler sized scanner that lets you circle any object, of up to 10 feet by 10 feet, and have it appear on your machine. All other scanners rely on a bed and are limited in size. While Sense is still a tethered device right now it offers more freedom than the competition.
While Sense does need to be tethered it doesn't mean you can't be mobile. It will even work with the Microsoft Surface Pro 2, for example, as it's Windows 8.1 friendly. Snapping photos is going to become passé once this gets more common. Ok, maybe not but it's an exciting road ahead.
Sense 3D will immediately save the scanned file as an STL for manipulation or printing. And if you miss a small part in your haste it will intelligently fill in the blanks. All that and it's selling for a relatively cheap £279. We say relatively as the whole 3D printing world is still in its untested infancy right now so it's a bit of a risk but considering how future facing this kit is you'd expect to pay more.
Sense is made to work directly with the Cube or CubeX printers and as such can be bought directly from the cubify website. There are also package options to get you started from scratch with printer and materials too.
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