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Move over Kobe Bryant. L.A.'s "other team" has a star of its own and his name is Blake Griffin. This rim-rocking rookie is finally making his presence felt after missing the entire 2009-2010 season with a fractured left patella. "It's great to be back," he says. "That year that I sat out, I think, helped me be a little bit more prepared for this year."
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Former NBA Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Camby is quick to agree. "He's a stud," he says. "He's going to be the face of that franchise for years to come." Griffin appreciates the kudos from his peers, but this Naismith Award winner would rather be known simply as a hard worker.
"One thing I hope that everybody always says is that I'm going to play hard and I'm going to work hard," he says. "I feel like if I do those two things, good things are going to happen. I'm going to continue to work on my game and to develop my skills along the way. I hope they never say that I take plays off." The results have been promising so far for the NBA's newest -- and hardest working -- star.


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Review: 'How I Met Your Mother' - 'Trilogy Time': Han shot first
A review of last night's "How I Met Your Mother" coming up just as soon as we share a cab to our separate decoupage classes...
On the one hand, "Trilogy Time" hit a very familiar "HIMYM" theme, with Ted once again despairing over how little his life has changed since that day in the pilot when he decided it was time to find a wife, have kids, etc. On the other hand, because the show has put off the discovery of The Mother for this long, it's a problem for Ted that's not going to go away. And now that we're much closer to the end of the series than the beginning — and close enough to the point where Ted's daughter has to be born in order to look like a teenage Lyndsy Fonseca in 2030 — we can close this particular version of this story on a much happier, more uplifting note. The woman of Ted's dreams is coming, and even though I suspect we won't see her until next year's finale(*), that day is no longer a tiny speck in the distance, but an ever-growing shape just coming into view.
(*) Which may or may not be the end of the series, depending on contract negotiations with the actors, the network, etc.
And in the meantime, "Trilogy Time" was a fun tour through various familiar moments in the characters' lives(**), including Ted, Marshall and Lily at school, Ted dating Robin while Lily and Marshall were separated, Robin and Barney's fling (which seemed more entertaining in the brief glimpse we got here than it was in the actual 2009 episodes), etc. And the characters' speculation on what the future would be like — including an alternate history of American politics via newspaper headlines like "President Kucinich Kicks Ass" — added some good gags around the nostalgia, and seemed to fit wherever the characters were at the moment when they made those predictions. (Imaginary 2003 Lily, for instance, still has the goth hair even as she's pregnant with Marshall's baby.)
(**) And one unfamiliar one in the 2003 flashback, which finally addressed fan questions about why it took Marshall so long to finish law school by explaining that he struggled to get in straight out of college.
Meanwhile, in present day, things between Barney and Quinn are going swimmingly. I assume we're going to find out in a couple of episodes whether the bride in the flash-forward is Quinn or Robin, but as much as I wish the show had done better by Barn-man and Robin, it's going to require some major contortions at this point to justify him bailing on Quinn. After all, what man could say no to the woman who had sex while wearing a Stormtrooper costume without complaint? That's not weird, right? Come on, guys... We're alone here... You can be honest with me...
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JonSamonGreat ep. One ever so minor complaint. If Marshall wasn't yet in law school, why did he have those federal reporters on the desk even then?April 10, 2012 at 8:32AM ESTReply to Comment
Zach R.My guess is he bought them as decoration anticipating getting in, especially since no law student uses federal reporters anymore.April 10, 2012 at 9:01AM EST
CaseyThe real question is, if the desk is behind the couch, why are the book spines facing the couch, rather than the desk, where the person theoretically using them can actually see what they are? This has been making me nuts for years.April 10, 2012 at 12:09PM EST
Steve (guest)Another flashback episode. Another excuse for the writers to not move the story forward...it's getting pretty annoying.April 10, 2012 at 8:34AM ESTReply to CommentLike (1)Latest Likes:1 Anonymous
ShawnTXI thought they did move the story forward though. Ted meets the Mother of his children at Barney's wedding, and we know in 3 years Ted has a kid. So they are at least acknowledging an ending timeline coming up.April 10, 2012 at 9:01AM EST
Eric11I felt that their light-speed (ha-ha-ha) progression of the storyline in this season was one of the worst aspects of it...
Robin and Kevin, Robin and Ted, Robin and Kevin again, etc, etc...
I felt like there were 5-6 consecutive episodes this season that were all focused on the plot line, and then the comedy component was added after the fact..
As Alan alluded to, if Barney's wife ends up being Robin and not Quinn, it is pretty late in the season for that to occur, and if it does, they'll have to REALLY focus the remaining episodes on that transition....
so, IMO, let's get the "thematic" and non-storylined focused episodes in, while we can.April 10, 2012 at 9:12AM EST
jcpdiesel21I liked the themes of the episode, but not particularly its execution. The flashbacks got really repetitive after a while. And a lot of material that I think was meant to be funny didn't land with me.April 10, 2012 at 9:33AM EST
leemats@Eric11. Remember, the wedding is still a flash-forward. It could possibly take place in May of 2013, i.e. next year's season finale.April 10, 2012 at 12:25PM EST
BringBackTheMole (guest)In the last episode, Ted told us we wouldn't see Robin for quite a while. They stuck to that by having her only appear in the flashbacks. It was a clever way to have her in the show without being in the present timeline.April 10, 2012 at 8:43AM ESTReply to Comment
MK (guest)Solid episode, none of it felt overly cheesy or sitcom-y like a lot of the previous episodes. Felt very vintage HIMYM to me, I enjoyed this episode.
At this point, I see no way that Robin can be Barney's bride. It would take a huge shift in the dynamic of their lives to make that happen, and it would be very unbelievable at this point.April 10, 2012 at 8:50AM ESTReply to Comment
Michizzy82As of recently, I agree, I don't think Robin is going to be the bride at the wedding. But, unless I am not remembering correctly, they never say Barney actually gets married at that ceremony do they? (Hence him hiding his ringed/non ringed hand VERY obviously at the end of last night's episode).
Even though I always wanted (and still do) for it to be Robin at that wedding, certain things never fit to me. Like that Lily is in that pink dress. She would def. be a bridesmaid, and Robin's wedding colors are pink?? No way. Also, that Barney isn't sure he made the right choice ("Did I choose the right tie, Ted?")I think if it was Robin, he would be sure.
My personal theory is this - they don't see Robin for a long time, as Narrator Ted has told us. Barney and Quinn continue on, hot and heavy, get engaged, and sometime before the wedding, Robin tells Barney she is in love with him. He thinks he wants Quinn, we end up at the wedding. Before it becomes official, something happens to derail it - whether it be Barney realizes Robin is the one for him or Quinn bails or realizes Barney will always love Robin (maybe this is why Quinn asks to see Ted?), who knows. But that is my theory and I am sticking to it, until proven wrong (which will surely happen).April 10, 2012 at 11:13AM EST
Barnman&RobinMichizzy82 - my thoughts EXACTLY for some time now! Since they cannot have another person get "left at the alter" (... that would be pretty bad...) ... it is not unlikely, that "the bride" Quinn realises at the wedding, that Robin and Barney truly belong together (him apparently questioning the marriage on his wedding day already ...), and then "sets him free" to be with Robin ... That would be a nice way to do it... On the other hand: If Barney and Quinn marry, where does this leave Robin? As the only single while everyone finds love ... hmm... Or a new love interest for her (please no)April 10, 2012 at 6:08PM EST
CKTo build on MICHIZZY82's comment, remember that Ted once said never invite an ex to a wedding.... Think Barney is gonna leave Robin out of his wedding? That may be the fatal mistake, though, for his potential marriage with Quinn.April 10, 2012 at 6:33PM EST
DreCK, the argument to "never invite an ex to your wedding" can easily be interpreted the other way. If Robin is the bride, she should not be inviting Ted to her wedding.May 3, 2012 at 7:44PM EST
Chase (guest)My question is if Ted was able to bring his infant daughter to their traditional guys' activity, why didn't they include Marshall's son in some fashion? Was it just a casting decision?April 10, 2012 at 8:59AM ESTReply to Comment
sepinwallGiven that Marshall's son would be a few years old while Ted's daughter was a newborn, it may be that the only way he could make it to Trilogy Time was if he took the baby with him while letting The Mother get some sleep, where Lily can more easily handle Giant Toddler Erickson.April 10, 2012 at 9:32AM EST
ChaseI guess I just assumed they'd count him as "one of the guys". Maybe they need to pass some rite of passage to be included for Triology Time.April 10, 2012 at 9:37AM EST
EASI actually thought that made sense. A toddler would disrupt their trilogy time while a newborn would sleep through most of it.April 10, 2012 at 9:47AM EST
leematsAlthough the original trilogy is rated PG, maybe Marshall and Lily think it's inappropriate for a three-year-old.April 10, 2012 at 12:23PM EST
John@Leemats: I wouldn't say "inappropriate," but I think Marshall might think he would get a lot more out of it as a 6 year old than a 3 year old, and why spoil it when the 6 year old could still be shocked by, for example, the end of Jedi.April 10, 2012 at 12:33PM EST
Zach R.If it is Quinn so be it. She's probably the best written girlfriend this show has had aside from early Stella or Veronica (Think thats her name, the baker from season 1)April 10, 2012 at 9:00AM ESTReply to Comment
sepinwallVictoria.April 10, 2012 at 9:32AM EST
DanVictoria, like the Kinks' song.April 10, 2012 at 9:45AM EST
EASI agree. I did really love Robin/Barney together and I hoped she was "the one", but I'm enjoying Quinn. She seems like a good match for Barney. (And I find the actress insanely likable.) Given the way they've written Robin this season, it doesn't make sense for her to jump into marriage with Barney.April 10, 2012 at 9:49AM EST
Zach R.Knew it was a V name, I don't think well in the mornings.April 10, 2012 at 3:46PM EST
CKReally? I feel like we've learned very little about Quinn. She's not a very developed character. What do we honestly know about her? She's a stripper. She moved out of her place. She didn't buy Barney's BS the first time they met. That's it, right? Is there anything else we know about her?April 10, 2012 at 6:34PM EST
qrterHave to agree with CK - we hardly know anything about Quinn. She's just as two-dimensional as just about every girlfriend character has been on this show - not to say that can't still happen.April 10, 2012 at 10:27PM EST
Katie (guest)Great episode. Plus, we got to see Paul Kinsey!April 10, 2012 at 9:03AM ESTReply to Comment
blitz (guest)If anyone things all of the mysteries are going to be answered neatly, they weren't around when Lost finished. It's going to be the exact same thing here.April 10, 2012 at 9:03AM ESTReply to Comment
Eric11pretty good episode IMO, especially comparatively speaking to the rest of the season..
(how great is it that Kal Penn is gone.. ugh)
I do have one minor complaint though...
I feel like they half-assed the flashback scenes in terms of makeup, wardrobe, etc..
College Ted and Marshall looked slightly off compared to when they usually flashback to college scenes, and obviously only so much can be done, but I felt like little effort (compared to the effort usually given in their flashbacks) was put into making the characters look younger, or how they looked early in the show.
i.e. when Marshall was crying about Lily leaving him...
minor complaint, as I said, but I feel like they have, in the past, always done a great job of "recreating" the characters past selves....
and at least they still had one massive sandwich on the table in 2003... (or '06, regardless...) :-)April 10, 2012 at 9:05AM ESTReply to Comment
KW (guest)During the entire 2015 flash forward, watch Barney's left hand...he purposly (and very noticably) hides it from camera's view so you can't see if he's wearing a ring or not...April 10, 2012 at 9:07AM ESTReply to Comment
DanYeah I went back and watched it very closely. There was one brief moment where his hand was out enough to maybe see something, but it was too hard to tell. He was literally sitting on his left hand for (relatively) lengthy periods of time.April 10, 2012 at 9:47AM EST
JohnMaybe Ted steals Quinn from Barney on their wedding day?April 10, 2012 at 10:29AM EST
bkji think John is correct since Ted showed his wedding ringApril 10, 2012 at 2:11PM EST
klg19I think John is wrong, because that would be a major violation of the bro code.
My favorite part of the episode was all the newspaper headlines. They were classic.April 10, 2012 at 2:47PM EST
Levi BenjaminI stopped watching this show a few years ago out of a combination of frustation with the ted's babymama story not going forward and the fact that my friend and his horrible girlfriend had an annoyingly mawkish lovefest with the show that left a bad taste in my mouth about it.
I think I'd be ready to jump back on the show now that its relatively close to the series finale, but I just wanted to ask anyone who watches if its worth it to catch up on all the episodes I've missed, or simply start watching now or next season just to see it conclude, and fill in the gaps with my imagination?April 10, 2012 at 9:15AM ESTReply to Comment
Liz L.Just start watching now. only half of the past episodes have been worth it lately, and sadly, it's hardly ever a full episode.April 10, 2012 at 9:21AM EST
BrianIts not what it was in its prime, but I still think it has been one of the 5 best comedies on TV during the last 2 seasons. I appear to be in the minority of readers of this blog though.April 10, 2012 at 10:13AM EST
DanI think it's worth it. There are some home runs in there, and you can watch them all on Netflix. What do you have something better to do?April 10, 2012 at 10:18AM EST
Levi BenjaminI should say "Yes actually, I'm in med school," but I dont take that as seriously as tv watching so you're right.April 10, 2012 at 11:11AM EST
LJAI would totally skip what you missed. Good episodes have been few and far between.April 10, 2012 at 11:19AM EST
DanAs someone who's in law school, I totally get what you're saying.April 10, 2012 at 11:54AM EST
jcpdiesel21I wouldn't bother taking the time to catch up. The show is really getting long in the tooth and like others have expressed, good episodes are few and far between.April 10, 2012 at 12:26PM EST
LJThe ones with/about Barney's dad are good, anything with Zoe (i think that's her name) I'd skipApril 10, 2012 at 1:20PM EST
josephthere should be a survival guide to HIMYM - how to watch the show we wish it always were, that remains consistent, in canon, and funny.April 15, 2012 at 7:45PM EST
JedyKnightStormtrooper costume.. umm, nah, too kinky.. Princess Leia costume, still sexy but already done to death.. female Jedi costume.. now we are talking.. >;)
btw, "you are require to see the entire trilogy(ies) every 3 yrs" will become a non-debatable point when discussing my vows when i get married. #geekApril 10, 2012 at 9:23AM ESTReply to Comment
RobinsonYou'd want your wife to watch with you? No way- like they said in the episode, it's a guy thing!
(Disclaimer: if you're not a heterosexual male, please disregard the above).April 10, 2012 at 12:08PM EST
klg19Disregarded. That's about a step or two below "assert male dominance in the apartment."April 10, 2012 at 2:48PM EST
JedyKnight@Robinson: i dont know if she would want to watch or not, i will forgive her if she opts not to, but i need her promise that she wont nag me for spending 6 to 15 hrs watching Star Wars one weekend every 3 yrs (more hrs if i decide to include the Clone Wars animated series)
(ps.. the first SW movie i saw at a big screen was Return of the Jedi, and it was my mother who took me, she was a fan of the series from New Hope and made me one too.)April 10, 2012 at 3:20PM EST
AGIRLTHINGIt's a "guy" thing... really?! I am most definitely not a guy, and the Star Wars trilogy (4-5-6, not 1-2-3) is something I also watch every two years!April 11, 2012 at 5:36AM EST
SAME GIRLahahah, i JUST read your disclaimer. never mind!April 11, 2012 at 5:37AM EST
srpadLoved this. It is episodes like this that make this how what it is. Plus I also watch The Trilogy every couple of years. Glad i am not alone :-)
My favorite little touch was how the format of the movies kept upgrading, from VHS to DVD to Blu Ray. Almost every other show wouldn't care about that.April 10, 2012 at 9:26AM ESTReply to Comment
Adam Henderson (guest)I thought to myself, "Even Sepinwall can't find a way to say that one was good." I was wrong.
This show has become so cartoonish, cliche and unfunny that it is unwatchable. It has probably been there for a while now, actually.April 10, 2012 at 9:32AM ESTReply to Comment
BgkleinAs Ken Tremendous put it, it should be "Han shot only"April 10, 2012 at 9:35AM ESTReply to Comment
JREinATLSuper-nerdy attention to detail: Ted had the correct, then-current video editions of Star Wars in each time period -- VHS special editions in 2000, don't think they showed 2003, DVD special edition in 2006 and 2009, and Blu-ray in the present.April 10, 2012 at 9:39AM ESTReply to Comment
AJHa I did not notice that but its very awesome from a nerd perspective.April 10, 2012 at 9:55AM EST
DanBut I was very disappointed that he didn't watch it in Machete order.April 10, 2012 at 10:19AM EST
NeilI'm pretty sure that Machete order is moot, because Ted and Marshall are the kind of fans for whom the prequels do not exist.April 10, 2012 at 3:02PM EST
DanAccept that Machete order makes it a stronger saga, so it's their loss.April 10, 2012 at 6:26PM EST
DanAnd by Accept I meant Except.April 10, 2012 at 6:39PM EST
DezbotI'm losing nerd cred here, but what's "Machete order"?April 11, 2012 at 10:39AM EST
MattHad to google it myself. Basically, you "machete" Ep I. The saga is viewed 1) New Hope, 2) Empire, 3)Clones, 4) Revenge, 5) Jedi. I know what I'm doing this weekend!April 11, 2012 at 1:18PM EST
thenightstalkerWhile I appreciate that they finally answered why Marshall was still in law school when the series started, they made a continuity error. They said that Marshall worked at Structure in 2003. However in 2001, all the Structure stores became Express Men. I know it's kinda nitpicky, but they usually get details like that right.April 10, 2012 at 9:43AM ESTReply to Comment
chickenvindaloo (guest)*looks left.. looks right..*
Yup, dat costume - hawt!April 10, 2012 at 9:43AM ESTReply to Comment
biff865People who try and cannot get into law school don't just magically end up at Columbia. If he's smart enough/has the grades for Columbia Law School, he's not going to struggle to get in.
They should have had it be financial reasons or something why he had to take time off, work a job he hated and save $$ for a while. That would've been the retcon that works.April 10, 2012 at 9:54AM ESTReply to Comment
KSMYou can be smart enough but not take tests like the LSAT well. Maybe he took the LSAT a few times to get the right score to make it to Columbia. Plus, some years they accept more people than others, depending on how many people are applying, etc. It's not entirely out of the realm of possibility.April 10, 2012 at 10:12AM EST
Jack PackageI always assumed they were going to put him in the army for a few years. In S1, Nothing Good Happens After 2am, Marshall and Barney get into an argument at the karaoke bar and Marshall screams "I used to box in the Army!" On the dvd commentary, Bays and Thomas complain that they have to somehow wedge that into Marshall's backstory. Thought this would be a perfect chance for that.April 10, 2012 at 10:18AM EST
IvanThere is a big difference between "didn't get into law school" and "didn't get into a law school he wanted to attend" - many people put off grad school until they are accepted at one that they want to attend, even though there are other schools they might be accepted to. Made total sense to me.April 10, 2012 at 10:35AM EST
nic919Most law schools average out all your LSAT scores, so while writing it again can increase your score, it is only the average that increases.
And while perhaps someone may be picky about what graduate program one accepts, it has been my experience that if someone really wants to be a lawyer, they will accept one of the offers that are made and then try to transfer to the school they really to go to in second year. It is a lot easier to transfer once you are accepted to any law school. (excluding the non ABA accredited schools and the Florida Coastal School of Law, which accepts everyone upon application to write the LSAT).April 10, 2012 at 11:01AM EST
Mike S.Considering that Columbia apparently hires unsuccessful young architects sans academic credentials to teach, one senses that it isn't the academic powerhouse in the HIMYMverse that it is in reality.April 12, 2012 at 11:55AM EST
J (guest)I felt like this one got the emotions right, but it wasn't particularly funny.April 10, 2012 at 9:59AM ESTReply to Comment
jcpdiesel21That's exactly how I feel as well. That's been my struggle with the show as of late.April 10, 2012 at 12:42PM EST
KevinAgreed, I didn't mind the beats in it, but the only funny stuff to me was Barney's recurring future vision and the guy watching him from the bedroom window.April 10, 2012 at 1:55PM EST
Little Miss Spellcheck (guest)If you have work to get done today, guys and lesbians, do not do a google image search for "sext stormtrooper." Just saying.April 10, 2012 at 10:01AM ESTReply to Comment
Shannon (guest)I think I may be past the point of no return with this show. All I could think through the whole episode was that the attempts at humor were so lame (fart jokes, for god's sake), and that this was just another device the writers were using to keep from advancing the story. They're so clearly spinning their wheels now, and it's destroying the charm of the series.
I'm also having a hard time understanding the Quinn thing. Barney's sudden turnaround into Commitment Guy makes no sense to me, and I have been given no compelling reason to believe it. And the way the writers have completely ignored the Barney/Robin relationship since mid-season is frustrating, to say the least. I just don't know if I'm capable of enjoying this show anymore.April 10, 2012 at 10:01AM ESTReply to Comment
KSMBarney has been slowly becoming relationship guy over the past few years. Plus, Quinn is the female version of Barney. Maybe it just clicks this time in a way it never did before. Then again, I never liked the idea of Robin and Barney together, so I'm happy they've kept them apart. I've always enjoyed them better as friends.April 10, 2012 at 10:14AM EST
Hey Now!Agreed. I haven't been altogether disappointed by the show - it's still mildly entertaining with occasional highlights. But last night's episode was a low point for me. (And that's coming from a huge Star Wars fan.)
Make-believe flash-forwards are never funny and if you rewatch the episode, the actors don't even seem engaged by the device. And worse – they were written as if the characters were 8, not 24, 27, 30, etc. The entire thing felt lazy; a cheap, ineffective stunt designed for the sole purpose of what was supposed to be an "awwww!" ending that instead came off as completely unearned.
I've looooong been a proponent of, "Just Meet The Mother Already!"; it would, I think, re-energize a show that feels like it's working really, really hard to stay afloat creatively. They need to take a lesson from LOST and put a snake in the mailbox: drop the mom into the finale and reconfigure this show to be about Ted incorporating her into the group, getting married, starting a family, etc. Change it up.April 10, 2012 at 10:35AM EST
jenfullmoonYou know the saying about how some men just hit the age of commitment and commit to the first girl they're dating when that happens? That seems to be the Q/R relationship in a nutshell. Barney has decided to be Commitment Dude, even if she's a shifty stripper, because she came along at the right time.
It does seem like they crapped up the Nora thing, so now they had to substitute someone else in...and she's even worse.April 10, 2012 at 1:13PM EST
KimberlyI feel like fart jokes are the jumping the shark moments.
I gave up on the Barney storyline back when he started getting feelings again for Robin. I hated when they were together but the writers redeemed themselves with single Barney's return ("Daddy's home."). Maybe it's just me, but Barney, and Neil Patrick Harris, works better as a misogynistic philanderer than a lovey-dovey boyfriend/husband.April 10, 2012 at 10:28PM EST
josephre: jumping the shark... how soon we (try to) forget the episode where they text each other the shape of their poop.
that said, I liked this episode, and even though the farting stuff was a little too in-your-face, I do appreciate how a good HIMYM means making some kind of canny, sweet, and amusing observation about relationships.April 15, 2012 at 7:46PM EST
Little Miss Spellcheck (guest)Or "sexy stormtrooper" eitherApril 10, 2012 at 10:02AM ESTReply to Comment
Dan (guest)Very solid episode. Obviously I was most excited by the revelation at the end. The latest he can meet the mother is next season's finale, which is 100% fine with me.
So 9 months from when Lilly got pregnant is June-ish, and I assume her having the baby will be the season finale. It's all moving forward!April 10, 2012 at 10:13AM ESTReply to Comment
John (guest)I love how they watch the trilogy every 3 years, which corresponds to the frequency the movies were released in theaters.April 10, 2012 at 10:33AM ESTReply to Comment
C (guest)I thought it was interesting that the show went out of its way to hide Barney's left ring finger in the 2015 scene. Well, maybe not interesting, but I thought it was noteworthy - especially when he sits on his left hand.April 10, 2012 at 11:05AM ESTReply to Comment
John (guest)Alan, no mention of the very strong cold open parody of Bewitched?
Also, had no idea til I read the comments that that was Michael Gladis. Amazing!April 10, 2012 at 11:15AM ESTReply to Comment
Amrit (guest)Robin can still be the bride since we do not know when the wedding takes place it could be 2013 or 2014. If it is 2014 then Ted meets the mom and gets her pregnant and then 2015 he has a baby girl. So if we find out in the finale this season that Robin is the bride then they have maybe 1 or 2 seasons max to explain how he dumped Quin and went to Robin.
As for fans unhappy with HIMYM as a series as a whole? Well back in the day when they were at their creative peak (seasons 1-3) they almost got cancelled and only won like 2 Emmy's and niether of them were significant ones and only now have they won a director one too. Too be honest HIMYM is not going to get the award recognition they deserved back in the day and all they will get is most likely lost viewers if they try and be daring. So fair play on them choosing to play it safe and just maximising their bank balances. It has been proven time and time again that online fans just do not have the effect they think they do, the massess who watch have won!April 10, 2012 at 11:17AM ESTReply to Comment
(guest)No mention of Harry? from Mad Men as Barney's neighbor across the street?
My favorite newspaper headline, "President Dean Calmly Addresses The Nation"
I really wanted to hate this episode bc of how terrible this season has been but I couldn't. Great, classic HIMYMApril 10, 2012 at 11:39AM ESTReply to Comment
Also, has someone who went straight to law school from college, I'm in the extreme minority. I'm like 6 out of my class of 90. Most people work a little and then go to law school and it seems that's what Marshall did because there's a line Lily says earlier in the series that Marshall "worked his way through Columbia". I just assumed (even before this episode) that Marshall worked beforehand, saved up some money, and then went to law school. Kinda confused why it ever was a "fan question"April 10, 2012 at 11:58AM EST
Craig Esherick's MustacheNot necessarily. I'd say 3/4 of my class of 360 were straight through, including myself, as were the classes before and after. Same with the firm I joined.April 10, 2012 at 12:58PM EST
aamadisI think it's strange how so many keep trying to figure out ways for Robin to be someone's bride. Why can't Robin just stay single? What wrong with not getting married. They even made a joke about it in the episode where in one of the imagined flash forwards Robin is ridiculously married to the trucker, because of course she didn't really mean it when she said she didn't want to get married. I know she almost married Kevin a little while ago, but I never believed that would seriously happen. I'd like the show to present a successful, happy woman who, for whatever reasons, decides not to be someone's wife.April 10, 2012 at 12:51PM ESTReply to Comment
bkjI would like Robin to stay single and independent too.April 10, 2012 at 2:17PM EST
twocentsThe problem is, the show has gone to great lengths (the Kevin thing is just the most recent) to show that Robin does want to be in a serious relationship and now she wants to get married. They unfortunately threw the "successful, happy career woman" out the door back at the end of Season 5 when she turned down a dream job for a guy she'd been dating for two months and the show presented it as a good thing. So now, if Robin never ends up married, or at the very least, doesn't end the show in a long term, stable relationship, it won't seem like she's doing it by choice. It'll seem like she was always too screwed up to ever find any lasting happiness in a relationship.April 10, 2012 at 2:22PM EST


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"All are talking about the Delhi gangrape, but nobody is asking from where these men came. No one is asking who did this. So many cases are slapped against me (for speaking against Biharis) but no one is talking about the fact that all these rapists are from Bihar," he said, addressing a public function in suburban Goregaon last night.
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The moment my alarm clock pulls me out of my dream, I groan. No, not today. Please, leave me here in bed, under the duvet. I don't want to go there.
The first women's World Cup race of the season, the Ronde van Drenthe, is today. It's a race in the north of the Netherlands, over small roads with cobbled sections through the forest and over a steep man-made hill which – only in the Netherlands – is actually a rubbish tip. This, plus the strong wind, makes almost every edition pretty epic. It's the Hell of the North of women's racing.
It's also the area where I grew up. The race passes the places of my youth, the streets I know so well. For me, it's special to race here and last year's Drenthe World Cup was the best race of my season. My best race ever, actually. In horrible, cold and wet conditions I ended up eighth. Since then, I've been looking forward to doing it again.
And now I stumble out of bed with a broken collarbone. I crashed in Het Nieuwsblad and was operated on two days later. I'm healing really fast, but from the moment I felt the sharp edge of a broken bone sticking out of my skin, I knew I wouldn't be racing just a fortnight later. I was heartbroken.
I still am. Why, oh why, did I promise the organisers of the race that I'd be a speaker in a bus full of VIPs? It's like putting a hungry kid and a tin of biscuits together in a room, and forbidding the child from eating one. Yes, being there and not being able to participate is pure torture. But the organisers didn't really leave me a choice.
So here I am, in a bus, with a group of people who ask me all the time if I am an ex-rider. Or, when they know who I am, say it must me so nice for me to at least watch the race now I'm not able to participate myself. I know they're just trying to be friendly, but I feel like yelling: "What do you think? It's the most horrible thing to be forced to do!"
The bus pulls over so we can watch the race pass. I stare at the cobbles and try to be cheerful to the VIPs, but I can feel tears welling when the leading motorbikes hit the cobbles. When the first riders race onto the section, I see Chantal Blaak is the one who leads the pack – and then I am forced to look the other way. I don't want to cry out loud.
Somehow I manage to quell the feeling of sadness at being sidelined and start to enjoy the day more. The VIPs appear to be very interested and, as always, I like to share stories from the women's peloton. In the front seat of the bus, with a microphone in my hand, I elaborate on the art of riding Dutch cobbles, which are much smaller and rounder than Belgian ones. The people in this area call them baby's heads. Every time we stop, my prediction of what is happening in the race appears to be true – which makes me a bit proud. See, I know what I'm talking about!
We arrive at the finish with 15 kilometres to go for the leaders. I hurry to a big screen and the feeling of not being there, on my bike, hits me again. The last bits of cheerfulness seem to have been squeezed out of me and I lean on the barriers, totally washed out.
My former team-mate Lizzie Armitstead wins and I leave the VIP tent as soon as possible. But not before the VIPs all have thanked me. My cheeks cramp from smiling while they're shaking my hand, saying nice things to me and patting me firmly on my injured shoulder.


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When Scout released its class of 2015 rankings this week, for the top 300 prospects in the country's junior class, 27 quarterbacks made the cut as four-stars or above.
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Of the two, it was Ricky Town that got the nod as the nation's top QB in the class. He is also the No. 8 prospect in the class regardless of position.
The 6-foot-4, 205-pounder is the third straight top-five quarterback Nick Saban has secured a verbal commitment from, following 2013 signee Cooper Bateman (No. 5) and 2014 verbal pledge David Cornwell (No. 5). But should Town's ranking stand, it will actually be the first time Saban landed the top QB in America during his time at Alabama.
He gave his verbal to Saban and company on August 5.
Phillip Sims, who transferred away from Alabama last April, was tabbed as the No. 2 QB in the class of 2010. Even A.J. McCarron, arguably the most efficient and seasoned Tide passer of all time, wasn't slotted as the best in the business when wrapping-up his prep career. He was No. 17 in the class of `09.
Landing a prospect like Town, elite on just about all accounts, says plenty about Saban's adjustment to the times in recruiting. Many said the top signal-callers wouldn't want to play for such a "run-first" or "game-manager" system like Saban's at Alabama. As offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier continues to help open up the offense and McCarron continues to ascend to the top of the quarterback board for the 2014 NFL Draft, perception has changed.
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TRIPOLI, Libya -- Gunmen swooped in on trucks mounted with anti-aircraft guns and surrounded Libya's Justice Ministry on Tuesday, cutting off roads and forcing employees out of the building in the latest instance of powerful militiamen showing their muscle to press their demands on how Libya should be run more than a year after Moammar Gadhafi's ouster.
Over the past three days, militiamen stormed the headquarters of the Interior Ministry and state-run TV and besieged the Foreign Ministry while publicly calling for the removal of Gadhafi-era officials from government posts and the passage of the so-called "isolation law," which would bar from political life anyone who held any position -- even minor -- under the ousted autocrat's regime.
However, analysts and democracy advocates believe militiamen are using the isolation law as a way to get rid of Prime Minister Ali Zidan, who has vowed to restore the authority of the state and disband the armed groups that have become powerful in Libya. Many of the militias have an Islamist ideology.
Zidan is backed by the Alliance of National Forces, a bloc that holds the biggest number of seats in parliament and is led by Mahmoud Jibril, a liberal-leaning figure who served as the opposition's prime minister during the civil war that eventually led to Gadhafi's ouster and death in the autumn of 2011.
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Although commercial-scale biofuel production is a reality—with the conversion of food crops such as corn to ethanol—scientists still long to convert nonfood plant materials to biofuels. Converting nonplant materials is hard to do with any efficiency, and so scientists are turning to a seemingly unlikely ally: the giant panda.
Yesterday, at a meeting of the American Chemical Society, scientists described the contributions giant pandas are making toward biofuel production. "The giant pandas are contributing their feces," explained Ashli Brown, Ph.D., who heads a biofuel research effort at Mississippi State University. "We have discovered microbes in panda feces might actually be a solution to the search for sustainable new sources of energy. It's amazing that here we have an endangered species that's almost gone from the planet, yet there's still so much we have yet to learn from it. That underscores the importance of saving endangered and threatened animals."
Dr. Brown and her students now have identified more than 40 microbes living in the guts of giant pandas at the Memphis Zoo that could make biofuel production from plant waste easier and cheaper. At the meeting, Dr. Brown added that her team is using next-generation sequencing to identify useful enzymes, which includes enzymes that break down tough biomass, as well as compounds that generate oils and fats, which turn up in Panda feces. The oils and fats could be converted into biodiesel fuel.
Ethanol made from corn is the most common alternative fuel in the United States. However, it has fostered concerns that wide use of corn, soybeans, and other food crops for fuel production may raise food prices or lead to shortages of food.
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Bacteria in giant panda digestive tracts are prime candidates. Not only do pandas digest a diet of bamboo, but have a short digestive tract that requires bacteria with unusually potent enzymes for breaking down lignocellulose. "The time from eating to defecation is comparatively short in the panda, so their microbes have to be very efficient to get nutritional value out of the bamboo," Dr. Brown said. "And efficiency is key when it comes to biofuel production—that's why we focused on the microbes in the giant panda."
When asked how quickly the research might lead to actual production, Dr. Brown noted that her university was already exploring ways the research might tie into existing biofuel projects, including those the department of chemical engineering.
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The Oklahoma Sooners came in at No. 3 in the initial BCS poll, the ranking that ultimately determines who plays for the national championship. This is a great spot for the Sooners, considering the two teams ahead of them—Alabama and LSU—play each other in November.
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PETA, ACLU, Many Others Sue Idaho Over 'Ag-Gag' Law
We've long known that "ag-gag" bills, which aim to silence factory-farm whistleblowers, are on shaky constitutional ground. But Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter just signed one of these controversial pieces of legislation into law, making it illegal for anyone to take photos or videos at a factory farm or slaughterhouse within the state without the owner's express consent and effectively shutting down any chance of exposing cruelty to animals or dangerous conditions for workers.
The U.S. Constitution protects free speech and freedom of the press, including exposés of the animal agriculture industry. So Idaho shouldn't have been too surprised when the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Idaho, PETA, the Animal Legal Defense Fund, the Center for Food Safety, and many other civil and animal rights organizations, along with journalists, banded together and filed a federal lawsuit to overturn the statute.
Exposing this type of abuse is now illegal in Idaho. We're working to turn that around.
In the last decade, animal-protection advocates have conducted more than 80 undercover investigations at factory farms in the United States, virtually all of which—were they to take place in Idaho—would be criminalized by the Idaho statute. One recent PETA investigation revealed multiple beatings of pigs with metal rods and workers who stuck clothespins into pigs' eyes. A supervisor was filmed kicking a young pig in the face, abdomen, and genitals to make her move and told the investigator, "Make her cry." The lawsuit argues that Idaho's law silences would-be whistleblowers by intimidating journalists and activists from exercising their First Amendment rights.
If convicted under the "ag-gag" law, a whistleblower would face up to a year in prison and a $5,000 fine. By comparison, the maximum jail term for a first offense of cruelty to animals in Idaho is six months. In other words, Idaho more severely punishes those who expose cruelty to animals than those who commit it.
PETA, the ACLU, and all our co-plaintiffs intend to fight until this law is overturned. We will keep our supporters updated on the progress of the case.
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I stand with those who fight against animal cruelty, for our freedom of speech, and who uphold our constitution. Big Ag has no business taking away our rights. This bill is beyond wrong and it is a thousand steps back for us as a nation!
Ironically, Ag-gag us the reason I stopped eating meat. It isn't PETA or activists. To me, Ag-Gag is a horrific depiction of what money and greed are capable of in this country and it is at the expense of helpless animals. I'm not going to participate in this benevolent quest.
Just imagine if Day Care centers were to try and pass this law against child abuse whistleblowers. Just imagine the outrage. Animals are just as vulnerable as children and trying this bill is a slippery slope for our nations humanity and progress.
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Write the politicians & dairy association, post on page, sign petitions, boycott ALL Idaho non-organic milk. Drink almond &/or rice milk, they are actually quite good tasting. I have.
I can't believe this is happening in a state where I am from, absolutely disgusting.
Thanks for fighting this law PETA! I live in southern Idaho and I am disgusted that my state senator (Jim Patrick) is the person responsible for introducing this legislation. Go vegan!
Totally disgusted with the treatment of animals, this is CRUELTY, AND IT NEEDS TO STOP!
I sent an email to Jim Patrick, I know it won't make a difference, but I just really feel terrible about this step backwards that is currently taking place. If you haven't sent an email consider doing it, maybe enough people especially you who live there will make a difference.
The gist of mine was this
" I'm curious about why exactly you would choose to allow cruelty to become legal? Yes, I know you'll say that wasn't your intention. But you did. You held in your hand the power to take away the freedom to expose injustice, and you did.I know my few dollars towards the agriculture industry that you will not be getting won't mean much to you, but know that I will from this day forward check labels and become very aware of where the products I use come from, I will encourage others to do the same.
I will never understand how a human being, a person that should be able to understand that mistreatment is wrong, and you don't need it to sell a product could allow this bill to pass. Those animals that you are now personally responsible for (you became responsible for them when you took away the only voice they will ever have) are paying the price for your ignorance."
I live in Idaho, and I don't know a single person who knows about this bill and thinks it is okay, including non-vegans. Many petitions were sent to Butch and he signed the bill anyway. What is the worst part is that he said ranchers care more about the well being of their animals than animal rights activists do, not only is he signing this but he is so ignorant about the whole situation.
Thank you PETA, ACLU, Animal Legal Defense Fund, and other animal and civil rights organizations for challenging Idaho's archaic ag-gag laws. The barbaric, brutal, inhumane treatment of animals cannot and should not be tolerated. To quote Dian Fossey, "The man who kills animals today is the man who kills people who get in his way tomorrow."
We are also abusers in the United States not only China. The mayor of Idaho is probably getting paid since unfortunately has the power to do put through that law so those animals abusers can do whatever they want. Its disgusting and pitiful to know that these powerful people just care about money and sell themselves to something so cold blooded. They are murderers of innocent animals created by god. I bet he even goes to church and pretend he's a christian. Peta should pit this in the news so the nation would now whats going on behind the doors. Its all politics and about money.
animals are living beings feel stop mistreating animals cruelly feel as well as hopefully we all be vegetarians and let the animals live in peace
why is this happening……my faith in human kind is shaken everyday when i see this kind of behavior……..evolution is seems a long way off for these people and companies that participate in the torture and cruelty of these beings……these are sad times
MONEY is your answer. The root of all evil in this world is the reason.
This is ridiculous. This anti gag law says it's 'ok' to abuse and the people who condone this law or behavior obviously have something to hide. We don't have an anti-gag law for humans because we all know it's unacceptable to abuse ANY living thing.
I live in Idaho and I can not for the life of me understand the ag -gag bill. It makes me sick! Please put as much pressure on Butch Otter as possible. He knows better, he is a rancher. I feel so very sorry for his animals. Typical RED state politics!
Thank you so much for standing up for animals. I have seen with my own burning eyes the conditions the cows have to endure in Idaho. Disgusting and appalling!!