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What I should have done was U-turn Garchomp and sacrifice Golduck since I wasn't facing a weather team. Azelf gets two wasted criticals on himself. Garchomp gets frozen, which doesn't mean anything in and of itself since I can kill him at any time with Bullet Punch. Turn 3: The freeze on Garchomp leads me to a bit of a dilemma. I can kill Chomp at any time, but I'd prefer to leave him there frozen while I concentrate on Zapdos. However, I've played lots of test games with this team on Battle Revolution, and seen way too many 0-turn freezes. Still the odds are in my favor that he'll be frozen at least one turn, so I leave him alone. Zapdos Detects, and Salamence gets a free Dragon Dance. Turn 4: Announcer quote: "I'm still surprised he hasn't finished off that Garchomp yet!" which is immediately followed by my Bullet Punch. Announcer quote: "Never mind, I guess he did!" However, at this point, I've essentially lost due to one important point. Salamence has no move that will hit for Neutral or better damage on Zapdos. If I had Dragon Claw on my moveset I could have killed him and taken out Mamoswine with a 3 on 1 beatdown. But alas, I did not, and that proved to be my undoing. Such is the curse of the 4-move limit. Zapdos also gets paralyze hax on Salamence, which pretty much seals the game. Turn 5: I'm expecting Discharge overkill on Golduck, so I Endure and go for Earthquake to get some damage on Mamoswine. Ala double-protects, so I only injure myself. Turn 6: I actually thought Golduck might survive the Ice Shard from Mamoswine, but Mamo has Life Orb and gets the kill and the win. Anyway, I'm still stoked because I've won the trip to St. Louis. Do the interviews, take pictures, fill out paperwork, and then retire to my hotel to try and rest. Didn't stay for the Juniors - I was exhausted. Gave out 5 Space Center Deoxys to random people in the Union Room while we were waiting for signups to end. 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Posted on 06/01/2011 10:06:48 AM PDT by Colofornian
Bill Keller infamously announced in 2007, "If you vote for Mitt Romney, you are voting for Satan!"
While expressing less vitriol in his delivery, evangelical author Warren Cole Smith said something similar in his recent article, "A Vote for Romney Is a Vote for the LDS Church."
Smith wrote, "I believe a candidate who either by intent or effect promotes a false and dangerous religion is unfit to serve. A Romney presidency would have the effect of actively promoting a false religion in the world. If you have any regard for the Gospel of Christ, you should care. A false religion should not prosper with the support of Christians. The salvation of souls is at stake."
Mormon scholar and author Joanna Brooks spoke with Smith about his views regarding Mormonism. In the interview posted on religiondispatches.org, Brooks said: "I can understand from an evangelical perspective why you view our religion as 'false.' But why do you think we are 'dangerous?'"
Smith replied, "Let me ask you: is anything that is false not dangerous? Anything false is dangerous. Falsehood leads to danger."
Brooks countered by asking if other faiths he considered theologically "false" like Judaism and Catholicism are also dangerous. Smith said that those faiths are both different from Mormonism.
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From the article: A Romney presidency would have the effect of actively promoting a false religion in the world.
Well, let's address this Q from a parallel angle: Would a Scientologist president have the effect of actively promoting a false religion in the world?...And would Scientologists use that to their advantage?
Pretty easy conclusion on that one: Yup.
Oh, and you think Scientology is a "ways" away from Mormonism? Then you probably haven't seen this thread: Similarities between Mormonism and Scientology [see also posts 1 & 10]
I don't like Romney, but good grief this is a ridiculous article. I would rather have 1 good Mormon on my side than 100 bad Christians.
I see my comment was deleted.
Jesus asked somebody who called him "good teacher," "why do you call me good."
Jesus wasn't questioning his own goodness; he was questioning this assumption about men coming from the person he interacted with.
Same question goes to you: "Why do you call ANY man 'good'?" What is your standard or presumption that qualifies someone to be "good?"
Who's a Scientologist?
Romney's background helps explain his terrible and thorough embracing of liberalism his entire life, and his being a pathological liar, with no true center or self.
He is a thoroughly misguided man assembled from a kit.
I am an Episcopalian but I would probably rather a President take spiritual advice from the head of the LDS church than the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.
The logical counter to your statment would be: But would you not rather have 1 good Christian than Romney ?
Mind that his POLICIES are more than enough to keep him from the nomination, his belief that he will become a god and father an entire race to worship him as such is not needed for me to vote against him in the primary.
The closest cult POTUS candidate we had to Romney in '08 was Democratic candidate Dennis Kucinich, a New Ager.
The prob is drawing a parallel there is that the New Agers aren't as formally "wound up" and organized as either the Mormons or Scientologists.
So the Scientologists makes for the "best" hypothetical parallel "work thru" for a voter: If a voter says, I could vote for a Scientologist POTUS candidate, then they are being consistent.
Poorly thought out 'either or' assertions seem to be the norm for these types of threads.
I'd rather have a Mormon for President than the "so-called" Christian we have now.
Could be an interesting point. Do you know what the advice and teachings of mormonISM is?
I would like to know what you think the differences of what they believe? They are not that far apart.
I would probably rather a President take spiritual advice from the head of the LDS church than the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.
No you wouldnt
The Episcopal would put the country first
The Mormon MUST put his church and what his mormon "president/prophet" says first
There was a time that the mormons were at war against the United States and celebrated when any POTUS died (ala Islam)
The Episcopal Church has never declared war on the US or mocked a presidents death
None of whom would know the Holy Spirit.
Let's apply that: You'd rather have Romney or Huntsman as POTUS?
What's the difference between Romney and the current president?
I was listening to Rush last week (Friday, May 27th), he had a Romney supporter call in trying to urge Rush to endorse romney. among the qualifications the romney supporter cited was that he (romney) understood oppressed people because he was a member of an oppressed people himself, specifically stating mormons.
So, many will post here wanting to separate romney from his mormonism. Perhaps these same should look to the romney supporters out there - they are the ones who are now touting romney's mormonism as a QUALIFICATION for the position of president.
And make no doubt about it - inspite of romney being a RINO, you can safely bet that 90+ of the mormons across the country (these staunch conservatives I keep hearing about) will vote in bloc for romney.
You cannot separate romney (or huntsman for that matter) from their mormonism no more than you can separate the yolk from the egg white in scrambled eggs.
A dangerous religion is one that excuses the killing of Jewish children.
A dangerous religion requires women to be covered from head to toe in public.
A dangerous religion complains that a terrorist mastermind was disrespected by burial at sea....
I'd rather have ANYBODY than the current, lying, cheating, hypocritical President.
Yes, indeed!
Then you may get what you want - another lying, cheating hypocritical president who believes he is a god in the making
I'd rather have anyone from the LDS as president than a 'christian' from the Jeremy Wright wing of Christianity.
FWIW I am not a Mormon.
Are you serious?
Romney has built a successful business.
Romney has paid a payroll.
As far as I know, Romney has supplied his real birth certificate (not a facsimile), and we can look up his school, business, and personal records, as well as other flotsem and jetsem from his c.v.
That's just a start.
Is that what you REALLY think, or are you just intent on bashing Mormons? I'm not Mormon, BTW, but I grew up with a lot of Mormon neighbors and classmates in California. They were all fine people and I was proud to count them as my friends. I was truly shocked when I moved to other states and detected the amount of anti-Mormon prejudice floating around.
Better that you should worry about what's really threatening this country, rather than law abiding Mormons.
Well, given that nobody from that wing is a GOP candidate. And given that you're on this Web site makes it unlikely you'd vote for a non-GOP candidate [excepting a third party stance should Romney win the GOP], you'd both be "pro-Romney" then in an instant if Romney wins the GOP?
Romney or Huntsman? I wouldn't vote for them in the primary...if either of those gets the nomination, we'll all have some serious pondering to do.....
I consider myself Independent, but I'll vote for the GOP candidate, unless he's a real pig.
"The Mormon MUST put his church and what his mormon president/prophet says first"
I have to respectfully disagree on this, there is no 'MUST,' he simply does not have to.
"There was a time that the mormons were at war against the United States"
This is a fair point, but you're reaching back pretty far to the mid to late 1800s when Mormons were living in a sparsely settled U.S. Territory in what they called Deseret at the time. In modern times, Mormons tend to be pretty well integrated into American society both culturally and politically.
I've got Mormon relatives whom I dearly love.
They were all fine people and I was proud to count them as my friends. I was truly shocked when I moved to other states and detected the amount of anti-Mormon prejudice floating around.
A few of my another-generation Mormon relatives suffered some severe oppression in the South. (They at least emerged unscathed; can't say as much for the Arkansas folks who ventured into southern Utah Territory -- what they call 'Dixie' -- in 1857).
I oppose Islam for MANY reasons. Unlike many FREEPERS, those reasons are not all physical -- perceived physical threat. There are many spiritual concerns about Islam as well...and people who forget that or don't realize it are the ultimate reductionists.
For example, Islam slanders the Lord's church by referencing all Christians as "infidels." Similarly, the LDS church slanders all Christians as "apostates." [Somehow, that "anti-Christian" spirit by Mormon leaders escapes posters like you.
Better that you should worry about whats really threatening this country, rather than law abiding Mormons.
It's way too ironic:
* Too many FREEPERS want to reduce some threats only to the economic (& leave out social concerns like what's physically happening to the pre-born)
* When it does come to the physical, many of those same FREEPERS who really couldn't give a rip (or at least a vote) about the risks of living in the womb are concerned about Islam. [Which is it? The physical matters if you're a Trade Towers employee, but not if you're a resident in the womb?]
Bottom line: Jesus said "But I will show you whom you should fear: Fear him who, after your body has been killed, has authority to throw you into hell. Yes, I tell you, fear him.' (Luke 12:5)
I'll take Jesus' cue about where our concerns are to be -- those who land in hell when we could have prevented some of them from being there -- over your "see no spiritual evil" approach.
Good Q, Turtlepower.
Pro-abortion healthcare imposed upon the Bay state citizens vs. pro-abortion healthcare imposed upon all of U.S. citizens.
Looks to me like we have too many FREEPERS who'd vote for a pro-abortion, pro-imposed healthcare imposer in a nanosecond should Romney win the GOP.
Tell us, afraidfortherepublic,elli1...if the Anti-Christ was the Democratic candidate...and you had a mini-bin Laden or mini-Hitler type running vs. the anti-Christ, would you vote for one of them just 'cause they were the "lesser of two evils" than the Anti-Christ?
I guess because I have never experienced it. On the other hand, I HAVE experienced antiCatholic prejudice and have been called "apostate" by Protestants on this board. My daughter graduated from a Baptist University in TX where the only thing most of the other kids knew about Catholics was that you weren't allowed to date them.
Oh, and I'll add to my litany of plusses about Romney -- at least he isn't in favor of killing innocent babies, unlike the present occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Is this REALLY what you think, or haven't you interacted with your mormon neighbors and classmates enough to know the fundamental teachings of mormonism?
Historical fact - from its inception, mormonism was hardly lawabiding. From polygamy, to creating a bogus bank swindling money from their members, to open rebellion against state and federal gov'ts - mormonism has been at odds with the government.
Doctrinal fact - mormon males worthy enough to have a temple recommend card are taught DOCTRINALLY that they are in line to become a god. Look up the history 'afraid'.
Those same temple mormons swear an oath of allegance to the current prophet/seer/president of the mormon church above all other oaths (even the oath of the presidency). Until 1927, every temple mormon also took a blood oath to seek vengence against the US Gov't for 'persecuting' it in the past. This is the mormon heritage romney/huntsman is drawing upon.
And if you have paid attention to the news, with the coming of 0bama and the mess the demonrats have made, mormon apocolyptic fever regarding the so-called "white horse" prophecy has had a significant up tic. The crux of that prophecy is that the US constitution will hang by a thread and that a mormon and the mormon church will ride to the rescue and save it by taking over power and establishing a theocratic government. And because of his oath to the mormon prophet - you can bet that a president romney will be receiving calls from him on how to accomplish this.
Each and every one of my statement can be backed up from history (secular and mormon-origined) or mormon doctrine. I've only scratched the surface of the information 'afraid'. So is it bashing to point out how his religion colors his views and does not really serve the interests of the country - but rather the interest of mormons?
Seriously - considering that his temple underware is considered sacred and endowed with power, as well as believing in a conman (joeseph smith) with his testimony - I would say that his overall judgement as president would be impared.
Finally - it is romney supports themselves that have recently touted his mormonism as a qualification. When they do that it is only fair to examine that religion and see what potential impacts it would have to the country.
Something to further think about.
Re: lesser of two evils.
Given a binary choice, greater or lesser evil, which would YOU choose?
Vote for the lesser evil.
Vote for the greater evil.
Don't vote and have no influence on the outcome. I'm really curious.
I hope you remember that Obama's election was at least partially due to conservatives on this forum posting about how they'd never vote for McCain because he was insufficiently conservative. If enough people refuse to vote for the lesser evil it is the functional equivalent of voting for the greater evil. Is that somehow an improvement?
I posted the following in a January '11 thread to Zakeet:
Zakeet had mentioned: Temple Mormons such as Romney and Huntsman have prayed for the overthrow of the US Government as punishment for 19th century Mormon Persecution. Although the Temple Ceremony has changed since these gentlemen made their solemn oaths, they have never renounced the promises they made before their Mormon god.
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Very good post overall -- except I have a question related to this part above.
I believe, if I'm not mistaken, that the temple oaths to which you are referencing here were removed by the Lds "prophet" around 1926 or 1927. Mitt Romney was born in 1948.
So while George Romney may have been alive when these oaths were taken -- and it is true that those who took them were to pass them down 2 or 3 generations (which would thereby include Mitt & Huntsman's generation), I'm not sure we can say these men made such solemn oaths...only that their grandfathers and great grandfathers did...and that their grandfathers & great grandfathers were under solemn obligation to pass them down to the generations of Mitt Romney and Huntsman.
Anyway, I'm pointing out that the Mormon 'tude toward the U.S. extended well past the 19th century. Revenge oaths were still part of the Mormon church for over a quarter of the 20th century...about 85 years ago.
And these oaths were sworn by people who swore they would teach them 2-3 generations down the pike.
I guess then it depends upon how well you think Mormon parents alive in the mid-1920s were able to keep their sworn promises made before their god.
You are mixing TODAY's practice with HISTORY which most Mormons denounced when they became citizens of the US. And, yes, I do know a little bit about Mormon practices and teachings. I know that there is much to admire about their family life, even if I do not believe their religion.
I would rather live next door to a Mormon family than to some FReepers who comment regularly here. I'm not going to comment further because I really do not like the ugly tone of this thread.
We should not belong to different churches except the Church of Finding the Truth...whenever two or more are gathered in my name...he did not say two or more Baptists, or two or more methodists...or Christian Scientist...Two decent people...
This is why we are in the state we are...
Both the head of the LDS and Mitt have taken this solemn vow in the mormon temple: " You and each of you covenant and promise before God, angels, and these witnesses at this altar, that you do accept the Law of Consecration as contained in the Doctrine and Covenants, in that you do consecrate yourselves, your time, talents, and everything with which the Lord has blessed you, or with which he may bless you, to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for the building up of the Kingdom of God on the earth and for the establishment of Zion.
Now, do you really want the dictatorship of the mormon church being the final word on the business of the nation? Remember, Romney asked permission of the mormon leadership to run for president.
First of all there's never only a "binary" choice. (There's ALWAYS a third-party vote if the GOP slits its own throat...or aren't you aware that the Whigs are no longer around & a new party called the GOP arose in the mid-1850s?)
We need peripheral vision...elsewise, if we're only beholden to the current campaign, people would vote for a Hitler type in a nanosecond if a worst evil candidate was running vs. him.
Take the biggest "loser" of a GOP candidate...say a pro-abort, pro-national healthcare, pro-homosexual candidate. Guess what? If you vote for such a candidate, you've wasted your vote. He will lose. Voting for a losing candidate -- even by people who think in your terms -- is indeed a wasted vote...which I thought was anathema to you.
So why would you waste your vote on a candidate you know will lose -- and taint your convictions & conscience in the process? And stab the GOP party in the back at the same time?
Vote for the lesser evil. Vote for the greater evil. Dont vote and have no influence on the outcome. Im really curious.
No. I wouldn't vote for Hitler in the 1930s Germany even if he were running vs. the anti-Christ.
Let me repeat what I wrote last Friday:
...there's a clear line in the sand. When the wife of a 40-yo marriage no longer sits in the middle portion of the seat of a pick-up truck, who moved?
We're not pushing the exit button; if the GOP decides to do that by electing Romney, they've exited and are threatening the entire party with Whigism.
At that point, should it occur, the GOP needs to clearly understand the true meaning of a "wasted vote." Too many GOPers in that circumstance would be tempted to think voting Third Party is a "wasted vote."
Allow me to be clear: Voting for Romney or a RINO is not only a wasted vote, but it's a vote for implosion of the GOP. It would be like planting extinction yeast in its very midst!
The GOP's already been guilty of tolerating too much moral erosion under the guise of "Big Tentism"; it's on a perilous course of implosion if it thinks its base will tolerate this.
We're not going to stand idly by when the RINOs attempts its GOP coups.
I'll add to my litany of plusses about Romney — at least he isn't in favor of killing innocent babies
Rombney has been ultra pro-abortiuon for more than 40 years
When ghe ran against Teddy Kennedy in 1994 for US Senate of MASS he claimed to be morte pro-aborion than Teddy
When he ran for MASS Gov in 2002 he claimed to be pro-abortion unlike his pro-life opponent who he slurred foir her pro-life record
In 2005 he was proud of his record of saying "I will protect a womans right to choose"
There have been many posts and videos about Romneys gruesome record on abortion
including his RomneyCare provisionb for $50 abortions in MASS
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1) Open the packet of frozen green beans and cook them as per instructions.
2) Transfer the cooked green beans to a hot serving plate to maintain its temperature.
3) In a small bowl, combine the paprika and flour.
4) In a saucepan heat oil, add onions and saute till soft and transluscent.
5) Add in the mushrooms along with the lemon juice and saute till mushrooms change color and become soft.
6) Next, add the parika-flour mix into the saucepan and stir well making sure there are no little lumps of flour.
7) Take the serving dish with the green beans and add layer the mushrooms on top.
8) Gently, mix in the mushrooms into the green beans ever so slightly.
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Calories 71 Calories from Fat 36
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4 g6.3%
Saturated Fat 0.53 g2.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 5.9 mg0.2%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.5%
Dietary Fiber 3.1 g12.6%
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PHOENIX—Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig said Tuesday that he will approve the partial sale of the Mets to hedge-funder David Einhorn once the deal is finalized.
The sale of a $200 million minority stake in the club has taken longer than expected to complete. Einhorn initially said he expected to close the deal by the end of June, and neither side has offered an updated timetable. But once the terms are agreed on, Selig said he won't hold up the deal.
"What the [heck], he played baseball in my backyard. How can I turn him down?" Selig said at a luncheon with baseball writers before the All-Star Game. While growing up in a Milwaukee suburb, Einhorn said he used to play baseball in the backyard of Selig's neighbor.
"Yeah, he's cleared," Selig said. "Now, they have to finish the deal. And by the way, I think they're making very good progress."
A person familiar with the matter said in May that the deal will include a path to majority ownership, though not for several years. Another person familiar with the agreement said if the team's owners retain control of the club, Einhorn would get the $200 million back while retaining a minority stake in the club.
But Selig said he did not view the deal as a loan. "It isn't a loan in the true sense of it," he said. "He is putting equity in the club. That's what he's doing.…I'm not concerned. The deal is very good for the Mets."
The Mets reiterated an earlier statement Tuesday saying their owners were "engaged in exclusive, positive discussions" with Einhorn and declined further comment.
The infusion of cash from Einhorn is an essential lifeline for the Mets. Principal owner Fred Wilpon said in May the team is "bleeding cash" and could lose up to $70 million this year. Wilpon and his business partner, Saul Katz, also face a $1 billion lawsuit from Irving Picard, the trustee representing victims of the Bernard Madoff fraud.
But Selig said the Mets have had "some movement in the right direction" in the lawsuit, which was moved from bankruptcy court to federal court earlier this month. The Wilpons view the change in venue as favorable to them. And Selig expressed confidence in the Mets' financial future.
"Once this deal is done, I think the Mets, at least for the foreseeable future, will be fine," he said.
In a question-and-answer session that lasted nearly an hour, Selig addressed a range of other topics related to the state of the game. But before taking questions, he made a point of addressing one issue that has dominated the airwaves this week: the absence of Derek Jeter.
The Yankees shortstop came under criticism this week for not attending the All-Star Game, which he missed because he is coming off a calf injury. But Selig was quick to defend him.
"Let's put the Derek Jeter question to bed," Selig said. "I know why Derek Jeter isn't here. I respect that. I must tell you, I think I would have made the same decision that Derek Jeter did."
Other nuggets of interest:
• It is an open secret in baseball that Citi Field will host the 2013 All-Star Game, after Kansas City hosts it in 2012. Selig declined to formally announce that the Mets would be awarded the game, but strongly hinted that would be the case.
"We'll announce it at some point in the world," he said. "I'd say their chances look pretty good."
• Selig said he likes MLB's chances of expanding the postseason to include two additional wild-card teams next season, but the details remain to be negotiated with the players' association.
• Selig said he was opposed to any form of radical realignment, such as eliminating divisions. But he was open to one team moving from the National League to the American League to balance the leagues with 15 teams each.
• Michael Weiner, head of the players' union, said players strongly supported the idea of balancing the leagues for the sake of fair competition. There are currently six teams in the National League Central and only four in the American League West.
• Selig said there will be a "modest" expansion of instant replay next season, but only in a way that would not slow the pace of the game. He mentioned fair-foul calls as one example of rulings that could be part of expanded replay. MLB began using video replay to review home runs in 2008.


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Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said Friday that Moreno will be out after sustaining "a little something" in practice that "he won't be able to play through." McDaniels didn't elaborate but the official injury report said Moreno had injured a hamstring.
Moreno has scored a touchdown in each of the 1-1 Broncos' games this season, totaling 111 yards rushing on 39 carries.
The Broncos' depth at running back includes Correll Buckhalter (17 carries, 34 yards in two games) and Laurence Maroney, acquired in a trade with the New England Patriots on Sept. 15.
Maroney, who has been nursing a thigh injury, participated in a full practice Thursday.
"You've just got to keep on moving on," quarterback Kyle Orton said about the latest injury news. "There's nothing you can do or say about it. We've been dealing with this stuff all year. And whoever's in the huddle, we expect them to perform."
This is just the most recent injury for Moreno. The starting tailback pulled his right hamstring the opening day of training camp and didn't return until Aug. 31, saving his on-field debut until the regular season. He has gained just 111 yards on 39 carries for a 2.8-yard average this season.
Buckhalter hurt his neck and back in the first team drill of training camp and was sidelined for three weeks. Buckhalter played in the preseason finale and has 17 carries for 34 yards with a TD during the regular season.
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My friends, gun owners are not extremists. Youre the core of modern America, he said to several hundred N.R.A. members at a Washington hotel today. The Second Amendment is unique in the world and at the core of our constitutional freedoms.
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text: Hult Center The Eugene Symphony Celebrates Half a Century By Eric Alan • Sep 22, 2015 The Eugene Symphony celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with the 2015/2016 season, featuring a special range of performances, including return appearances from conductors Marin Alsop, Giancarlo Guerrero and Miguel Harth-Bedoya. Music director and conductor Danail Rachev previews the season with Eric Alan. The Embodiment Project Presents "Chalk Outlines" By Eric Alan • Aug 27, 2015 "Chalk Outlines" is a performance piece by the Embodiment Project in response to the Black Lives Matter movement, which will be performed on the Hult Center Plaza in Eugene on Thursday, August 27th at 5:30 p.m. Eric Alan speaks with artistic director Nicole Klaymoon and musical director Valerie Troutt. Celtic Spring with the Willis Clan By Eric Alan • Apr 24, 2015 Photo by Eric Alan The Eugene Concert Choir completes its 40th anniversary season by featuring Celtic Spring with the Willis Clan on Saturday, April 25th at the Hult Center in Eugene. The Willis Clan includes twelve siblings from Nashville who merge Irish music and song and dance. They've gained international attention through winning the Today Show Sound of Music Singing Family Contest on NBC, and placing first in the 2013 International Irish Music Festival Competition in Dublin. From Astrolatry to Spices, Perfumes, Toxins with Composer Avner Dorman By Eric Alan • Apr 16, 2015 Music and conversation with Israeli-born composer Avner Dorman, whose pieces "Astrolatry" and "Spices, Perfumes, Toxins!" will be performed alongside Beethoven's "Pastorale" by the Eugene Symphony this Thursday evening, April 16th at the Hult Center in Eugene. At the age of 25, Avner Dorman was the youngest ever winner of Israel's Prime Minister's Award. Eugene Ballet Company's World Premiere of Tommy the Ballet By Eric Alan • Apr 7, 2015 Eugene Ballet Company concludes its season with the world premiere of Tommy the Ballet, at the Hult Center in Eugene on Saturday, April 11th and Sunday, April 12th. It merges the Who's classic rock opera with the original choreography of Toni Pimble, dancing pinball machines, and a live band That entire band visited the KLCC studios, live, along with Eugene Ballet Company's artistic director and choreographer Toni Pimble, for songs and celebration. On the Creative Cutting Edge with (sub)Urban Projections By Eric Alan • Apr 2, 2015 (sub)Urban Projections is a two-day digital art and media festival at the Hult Center on April 2nd and 3rd, including a free multi-media event Thursday evening in the lobby, and the world premiere of Quixotic: Gravity of Center in the Silva Concert Hall on Friday. Composer Jeremy Schropp and choreographer Brad Garner of Harmonic Laboratory speak with Eric Alan about the cutting-edge creative festival. Ballet Fantastique Reinvents the Odyssey By Eric Alan • Feb 27, 2015 Photo by Eric Alan Ballet Fantastique will premiere The Odyssey, a ballet with original choreography based on Homer's classic tale, at the Hult Center in Eugene, Friday, February 27th through Sunday, March 1st. The performance will include live music from Cullen Vance, looping violinist. He and principal dancer Fabio Simoes visited KLCC for conversation and music. Branford Marsalis with the Eugene Symphony By Eric Alan • Jan 21, 2015 Photo by Eric Alan The Eugene Symphony welcomes one of this era's pre-eminent instrumentalists, as saxophonist Branford Marsalis arrives this week for a performance and educational residency. He will perform with the Eugene Symphony on Thursday, January 22nd on Jacques Ibert's Concertino da camera and John Williams's Escapades. He will also teach master classes for middle and high school students, lead discussions at the UO, and coach both the UO and LCC jazz bands. Branford Marsalis joins Eric Alan in the KLCC studios. The Elixir of Love By Eric Alan • Dec 30, 2014 Photo by Cliff Coles, Eugene Opera To launch its 38th season, Eugene Opera presents Donizetti's romantic comedy The Elixir of Love. Metropolitan Opera star Marco Nistico plays Dr. Dulcamara , the purveyor of this elixir. He speaks with Eric Alan, along with Eugene Opera's musical director, Andrew Bisantz. Christmas with Mariachi Sol de Mexico By Eric Alan • Dec 9, 2014 For over thirty years, Jose Hernandez has led Mariachi Sol de Mexico, the first mariachi band to be nominated for a Grammy Award. Jose Hernandez speaks to Eric Alan about mariachi music for the holidays, as Mariachi Sol de Mexico performs in Eugene and Bend. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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Would recommend, but a few concerns
Stayed at the George for 4 nights over Memorial Day weekend.
The positives: Cool, modern decor, friendly if a bit reserved staff, spacious room, large bathroom, nicely appointed with robes, Aveda products, free high speed internet access, excellent breakfast. Because it is small, it does feel intimate and quiet, a definite contrast to the hustle and bustle of the Hyatt down the street.
The negatives: The walls are thin! We could hear our neighbors TV every morning. No views or balcony, somewhat questionable neighborhood-we preferred to walk 3 blocks out of our way to avoid E St. and New Jersey at night due to aggressive panhandling. No conveniences nearby, i.e. drug store/convenience store to buy water, film, forgotten items or coffee shops. Also just a few restaraunts nearby.
We found a coffee stand inside the Hyatt one block away as well as a gift shop-convenient but pricey. $4.50 for a Latte, $5 for scones, muffins, etc.
We would stay again unless we could get a similar rate at the Monaco, which is much closer to the heart of things.
Enjoyed the very modern Hotel George.
I am 13, and we have stayed at alot of hotels with my family. We have stayed at 5 stars to types like the Holiday Inn. I give Hotel George a 9 out of 10. The rooms were spacious and comfortable for the 5 of us. We had 2 beds and a sleeper sofa. The staff was very child friendly, and they let us play their grand piano. And best of all, they have high speed internet accessible from the rooms. The bathrooms were very nicely done with a marble shower and a tub. This is a great hotel to stay at. It's a very quiet hotel in a central location right next to Union Square. It's also close to the Capitol building. We didn't try eating at the resteraunt so no comment there. Our view overlooked a parking lot, but that was alright since we weren't in the room alot. They also had a billards room -pool. We really enjoyed our stay there.
Loved the hotel,but check your credit card statement!!!
We stayed at the George between Christmas and New year 2003.Everything about the trip was great until i got my credit card statement last week!The hotel George charged my card for 4 nights accomodation even thought I was on a package with a UK tour operator.I e-mailed the george only to be fed a line about it being the tour operators fault and that I should chase the tour operator for a refund.
Thompsons holidays have so far been fantastic in sorting out the problem,the george have stopped replying to my e-mails.
I'll keep you posted!
Pretty good, except for the restaurant
Spent 4 days during Easter at George. It was generally a very pleasant experience, from check-in to check-out. My partner and I signed up for the Undercover Package, which included tickets to the Intl Spy Museum, and a quiz which promised a bottle of wine from New Zealand upon successful completion. Well, we didn't get all the answers correct, but the staff was nice enough to give it to us anyway (although the wine really wasn't much to shout about).
The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and funky. Especially liked the picture of GW above the bed. Aveda bath products were a nice touch too. Pity the room didn't offer much of a view. And the Capitol building could not be seen from the billiards room as touted.
The only real blemish of my Hotel George experience was lunch at the Bistro Bis. Having read much about it (made it into various top xx lists), our expectations were naturally high. Unfortunately, the seafood soup I had didn't offer much in terms of seafood, and the trout was bland and bitter. I could only eat half before I called it quits. The manager was decent enough to cancel my order and offer me a drink, but seeing the dismal state of my partner's Bloody Mary, I decided against that.
Cherry Blossoms at The George
Staff was first rate. They took care of all our requests with a positive can do attitude. They met all their commitments and followed up in a professional manner.
Location was awesome. We were a short walk to the Capitol, the mall with all the Smithsonian museums and great restaurants. Charlie Palmer's is 5 minutes away.
Room was hip and spacious. Gym was fine for a small hotel. Billiard room great. Bis restaurant was a happening nightspot.
Will stay there again.
Mixed Feelings
Well, the rooms were beautiful, and all in all my stay was lovely.
However, when I booked with central reservations, they made a reservation for the previous weekend instead of the weekend I was meant to stay. This took hours on the phone to get no show changes off my card, and to get a room booked for the correct weekend. Plus, I had asked for a room with a bathtub, and it took them three tries to finally find a room with a tub. The management while very nice, doesn't seem to be very organized, and made a simple mistake into something very confusing. The hotel is beautiful though, and extremely convenient (it's a block from union station) however I think next time, I would make my reservations with the in-house reservation people rather than central reservations.
Great choice
Hotel George is very modern, contemporary and well worth all the hype.
We had first heard about the hotel on the Discovery channel's travel show. The room was clean, large, a home away from home. I especially loved the bathroom and the nice products. The service was courtesy and you can't beat the restaurant. Very pricey but the endive salad is to die for.
Hotel George is also just a few minutes from the metro which my husband and I found very convenient. You can get downtown from the metro station. At night, the location is very quiet so you might consider that when you book.
Loved The George
We have stayed at several Washington DC hotels in the last three years, but we have found our favorite. We had a wonderful three night stay here. The staff was very helpful; in some cases they literally came running to be of service. The location is ideal. It is only a short walk to the Capitol and the Mall and very close to Union Station. There is an attention to detail at this hotel that we have come to expect in a first class hotel. Good linens, good room service, Aveda bath products. We will definately stay here again.
Very stylish, convenient location
Stayed here as part of a conference, so rooms were half-price. Unlike the chain hotels, this place had attractive, comfortable rooms with more than adequate lighting. The in-house restaurant is on the expensive side, but there Union Station is close by and it has both a food court (which I tend not to care for) and a Metro stop. I don't know if I'd stay here at the full room rate, which is over $300/night, but they do have weekend deals.
The staff was also very helpful, and whole place was well-maintained.
Will not give refund
In sept. 2002, I was charged for a hotel room even though my reservation was for Oct. 10th. I phoned when this showed up on by bank account and began a hopeless effort to get this money back. We stayed at the George from the 10th of Oct. until the 12th and paid in full. Never the less, we have been unable to get the George Hotel to refund our money that was obtained wrongfully. Lisa Vickers
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... in the pool, and just generally rest and recover.
About one o'clock, we headed down to the laundry room and cafe. After finishing our chores and having lunch, we came back to the camper to do some cleaning (it's amazing how messy twelve days of travel can make our little space!). Chris and Steph got back about 6:30 PM, and we decided to head ...
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... to soldier on, we had kids asleep on the bus and less adults getting off at each scheduled photograph stop. It was around 1am when we got back to the hotel in the end! The guide actually started dropping people back at their hotels as a goodwill gesture for the lateness, but the need to get into our beds was too great and we jumped off the bus at another hotel and I successfully hailed my first cab haha. No stopping me when I'm tired, obviously ...
Back to my Birthplace, Washington DC
... out. We took the metro and went to the holocaust muesum. This was a great yet sad experience. Then afterwards we went to grab something to eat. Grab a burger and fries at shake shack. This was my third time eating at shake shack, but my boyfriends first. He throughly enojyed it. After that, we went to view the white house. Our hotel room was ready so we went and stayed at the room for a ...
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We woke up refreshed and ready to take on the Capitol! We went to the nearest Starbucks to use their free wifi and organize ourselves for the day. It was Saturday so we knew traffic would be better and it was a cool and rainy day outside so we were hoping it wouldn't be too busy. I found a parking lot for 8$ that was a 15 minute walk to the national Mall and in a reasonably safe area. We have been having trouble with parking in cities because as we learned in Boston, ...
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What the video doesn't say, though, is the cost and capacity of that mobile hot spot. Not that they would, but it's still a valid point to make. For $20 per month, you get 2GB. And that's $20 on top of what you're already paying for unlimited data ($30), and whatever plan you're using. But, if you block all of that out, then this commercial is probably the best one to date. If anything, we want a blue bubble to encapsulate us while we're using our mobile hot spot. That would just be cool.
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Practical Nursing (PN)
The Practical Nursing program prepares the individual to assist in providing general nursing care requiring basic knowledge of the biological, physical, behavioral, psychological, and sociological sciences; and of nursing procedures which do not require the the substantial skills, judgment, and knowledge required of a registered nurse. This care is performed under the direction of a registered nurse, licensed physician, or dentist. Students that complete the program requirements will be eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN). The State Board of Nursing may refuse any individual the right to take the NCLEX-PN based on previous criminal records. The Practical Nursing program is accredited by the Mississippi Community College Board.
East Central Community College admits students into the Practical Nursing (PN) Program in August.
The application deadline for Fall 2017 admission is March 31, 2017.
Admission Requirements
1. The applicant must apply for regular admission and be accepted by the College.
2. The applicant must apply to the Practical Nursing Program.
3. The applicant must take a HESI A2 pre-admission examination and score in the minimum percentile of 51 or above.
4. The applicant must be eighteen (18) years of age or older.
5. The applicant must have a high school diploma or GED®.
6. The applicant must have an ACT composite score of 16 or higher.
The PN Admissions Committee will select the class from the pool of applicants who meet minimum admission requirements. Any application with incomplete records will not be considered for admission. The admission process is competitive and completion of minimum requirements is not a guarantee of admission.
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Qualified applicants will be considered by the admissions committee on a competitive basis using the following points system criteria:
1. ACT composite score.
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Above 25 4
22-24 4
19-21 3
16-18 2
2. HESI A2 Pre-admission examination results.
Pre-entrance exam Points
cumulative score
80% or Above 4
71% - 80% 3
61% - 70% 2
51% - 60% 1
3. College GPA OR High School GPA with no college courses taken:
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2.0-2.9 1
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6. Applicants within the five county ECCC district or previous enrollment at ECCC will receive one (1) additional point.
Credit for Prior Learning
Credit will be given for prior learning. If the student has taken Anatomy and Physiology I and II with the labs and received a grade of "C" or better then the student will receive credit for PNV 1513 Body Structure and Function. The courses must be taken within the previous five (5) years or receive a score of least 60% or higher on the HESI A2 pre-entrance exam Anatomy and Physiology subject area to receive credit for this course.
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Nursing Program Vision
The East Central Community College Nursing Program will be recognized as the preferred nursing education provider in east central Mississippi, focusing on student success and excellence in nursing education and emphasizing our commitment to communities and their development.
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Nursing Program Mission
The mission of the East Central Community College Nursing Program is to provide accessible, high-quality nursing education resulting in graduates who are caring professionals possessing knowledge, skills, and attitudes applicable to life in a complex society focusing on the educational and healthcare needs of rural Mississippi.
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Wisdom – We employ good clinical judgment, utilizing critical thinking and intellectual knowledge in order to achieve the best possible outcome in all situations.
Excellence – We commit to excellence in nursing education by providing exemplary learning opportunities for students through effective teaching, innovative programming, and the use of diverse instructional methodologies.
Accountability – We utilize best practices in patient-centered care via the use of evidence and collaboration to achieve optimum patient outcomes across the lifespan of patient care through continuous quality improvement.
Respect – We recognize the value and dignity of individuals and communities while leading the healthcare team in providing culturally competent, safe, and professional holistic care.
Enthusiasm – We foster a vibrant and healthy learning environment promoting student success and a passion and excitement for lifelong learning.
Efficiency – We prepare students to efficiently utilize informatics and other resources for effective communication and safe patient-centered care within a systems-based practice approach.
Creativity – We prepare students to be fundamentally creative, resourceful, adaptive, and caring in nature.
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AntiDepressants during pregnancy
I recently read the entry regarding antidepressants and breastfeeding, which was tremendously helpful. I am not pregnant yet, but I will begin trying soon. I am currently on 5 mg of Lexapro for anxiety (I am only 95lbs, so this dose really does help). I will need to stay on the medication during pregnancy and mostly likely beyond. I've been reading that there are certain antidepressants that are noted to be safer than others for the baby. I haven't seen anything on Lexapro. Do you know anything about this medication and its safety?
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Animal and Human Bites - Check Your Symptoms
Call a doctor if:
- The wound is severe and may need stitches, or it is on your face, hand, or foot, or over a joint. If the wound needs stitches, you should get them within 6 to 8 hours.
- The bite or scratch is from a bat or other wild animal.
- The bite is from a human or a cat. These bites get infected quickly and easily.
- The animal that bit you foams at the mouth, acts strangely, or attacked for no clear reason. Also call the local animal control or public health office.
- You can't find the owner of a pet that bit you, or the owner can't confirm that the pet's rabies vaccine is up to date.
- You lose feeling or movement below the wound.
- You have signs of infection. These may include increased pain, swelling, warmth, or redness; red streaks leading from the wound; pus; and fever.
- You have not had a tetanus shot in the past 5 years or don't know when your last shot was. If you need a shot, you should get it as soon as possible.
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Book your room at Natures Inn Bed and Breakfast Yosemite
Get an overview of this hotel3-star bed & breakfast with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in Ahwahnee, this bed & breakfast is within 12 mi (20 km) of Children's Museum of the Sierra, Fresno Flats Historical Park, and Golden Chain Theater. Butterfly Creek Winery and Bass lake Recreation Area are also within 20 mi (32 km).
Property Features
This smoke-free bed & breakfast features an outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a library, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 5 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. Other amenities available to guests include DVD players, premium bedding, and coffee makers. Limited housekeeping is available.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Ahwahnee bed & breakfast also offers an outdoor pool, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Natures Inn Bed and Breakfast Yosemite is a smoke-free property.
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Guests are offered complimentary continental and full breakfasts.
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If the Golf GTE adds a performance focus to VW's plug-in hybrid hatch, the new Volkswagen e-Golf brings a touch of familiarity to the world of electric cars.
It's a welcome arrival in a market kick-started by the Nissan Leaf and then invigorated by BMW's i3. The e-Golf costs £25,845 after the £5,000 Government grant – so it's £165 pricier than the i3, but not that much more expensive than a traditional Golf.
This all-electric model gets an auto box and air-con as standard. It's near-silent in operation, and the ride is as cosseting as you'd expect from a Golf. There are five levels of energy regeneration, and the maximum range is 118 miles. However, that's only really achievable if you're using Eco or Eco+ modes – the latter drops power from 113bhp to 94bhp and disables the air-con.
Leave it in Normal mode, though, and the car feels far quicker than its claimed 0-62mph time of 10.4 seconds. A full charge takes eight hours from a British Gas-installed charger at your home, but ultimately – like the Leaf and i3 – the e-Golf is only suitable for short trips and predictable journey patterns.


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Your Pregnancy: Week 33
You are one hot mama — literally. A 20 percent metabolic rate increase throughout pregnancy can leave you begging for a cool breeze no matter what the weather is like. Distract yourself with an exercise in blind identification. Try to distinguish between baby's feet, fists, knees, and elbows — all doing some major pushing and nudging inside of you.
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Baby's now the size of a durian!
Things are heating up inside as well: Baby may grow up to a full inch this week alone, and his brain is developing like crazy. Pretty soon, he'll be able to coordinate breathing with sucking and swallowing. Also, his bones are hardening, and he's started to keep his eyes open when he's awake.
Stock up on postpartum supplies
Print out total baby care package
Install car seat and get it inspected
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- NASCAR has suspended driver Carl Long for the next 12 Sprint Cup races and fined crew chief Charles Swing $200,000, the largest penalty in the sport's history.
Swing was also suspended until Aug. 18 for using an engine that was too big for NASCAR's specifications last weekend at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
"From a competition side, you do not want to be in violation when it comes to engine size," Kerry Tharp, NASCAR director of communications-competition, told ESPN.com. "That is a serious violation."
Long was docked a NASCAR-record 200 points. Additionally, Swing and Long were placed on probation until Dec. 31.
Car owner Danielle Long, Carl's wife, was also suspended 12 races, docked 200 owner points and placed on probation until Dec. 31.
The record fine exceeds the $150,000 Robby Gordon's crew chief, Frank Kerr, received in March 2008. Several drivers and owners have been docked 100 points in recent years.
Long has made just 23 career Cup starts and has not appeared in a points-paying Cup race since 2006.
He finished last in the 35-car field in a qualifying event for Saturday night's All-Star race, dropping out after three laps because of an engine problem.
Long, who also failed to qualify for the season-opening Daytona 500, first had engine trouble during practice last Friday. The team switched engines, and under NASCAR rules, the sanctioning body examined the bad engine.
NASCAR discovered an issue and sent the engine to the Research & Development Center for more tests, which determined the engine exceeded maximum cubic inch displacement specifications.
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Proksa to step in to fight Golovkin?
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Re: Proksa to step in to fight Golovkin?
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Golovkin has a far superior amateur pedigree and has seen more styles as a pro as well, with his training and sparring on the west coast of the U.S.. He is better trained and more technically grounded not to mention stronger.
Respect to Proska for taking this fight but he is in deep and will get beaten up over several rounds or stopped suddenly.
Proksa cant match Golovkins amateur pedigree but he no was no slouch himself in only losing 10 fights with around 120 wins.
Cant disagree with training and sparring..Proksa has had issues with injured hands long layoffs and a constant rotation of trainers not to mention he trained himself for a couple of fights.
I watched some Golovkin footage last night and he is very good but also not untouchable. He really has no defense and squares up alot. He does however put good hard punches together, looks to be tough as hell and never stops coming forward.
Proksa has beat no one of real note but the same could be said for Golovkin. Infact his record does not stand out and his title fight and defenses have been against average at best opponents. Ouma gave GGG a hard fight and he was a good but weathered fighter at that point. Maybe the southpaw stance helped.
Taking all into consideration i think Proksa is a very LIVE underdog in this fight.
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A mediocre writer?! Oh. My. God. Really?! He is one of the best writers of the the twentieth and twenty first century. His books show a complex plot and are diverse from one another. He doesn't leave happy endings just to make people happy. Honestly through the last book of the twilight saga, all I could really think was Really? Every single conflict that could have appeared was dissipated through easy paths.
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The second episode of Franklin and Bash improves by leaps and bounds upon the pilot, but it still is not something I can really see myself watching. When the fall comes around we will have the gold standard of legal dramas The Good Wife, and we will also have Harry's Law back, so I might as well just wait for those. You can't go wrong with a Fred Willard guest spot like this episode had, you also had Natalie Zea, one of the more underrated TV actresses out there, but the plot was just so generic with the younger wife on trial for killing her older husband.
If this show is to succeed they need to focus on creative cases, not creative ways to try those cases and it seems like they are going with that. Funny and goofy lawyers, it has been done before, but funny trials could work.moreless


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