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Will gun control and Big Gulp Bloomberg play in Peoria for Bill Daley and Pat Quinn?
Okay, it turns out that they may play well in Richmond. But let's talk about the 101 Illinois counties that are not called Cook. Both gubernatorial candidates the other day may have indirectly sent a message to Democratic voters outside of Cook County that their support will not be needed in 2014.
As I wrote in today's paper, Quinn on Tuesday tried to establish his gun-control bona fides with an amendatory veto of the concealed carry bill that state lawmakers painfully hammered out to meet a court deadline that strikes down Illinois' long-standing ban. But just prior to that, Daley tried to steal some of Quinn's finely-orchestrated thunder by rolling out an endorsement from outgoing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Chicago loves gun control – for all the good it's done them – and they love the nanny state championed by the likes of Bloomberg where every activity is governed by some sort of law. The rest of Illinois? Not so much.
I've lived downstate – I worked for two downstate newspapers before coming here in 2000 – and let me tell you that it's hardly a hotbed of raging liberalism. As one state representative once told me, downstate Democrats are pretty much Republicans who support unions.
And believe me, they are big fans of the Second Amendment. Don't get me started on how they feel about nanny-state laws.
Speaking of the rest of the state, Rockford's mayor pretty much got a standing ovation a few weeks ago when he told his audience that he left the Bloomberg group Mayors Against Illegal Guns, after coming to the realization that the word "illegal" was just thrown in there for show.
Cook County, for obvious reasons, is vital to Democrats running for statewide office – remember that Quinn in the 2010 election carried Cook and only three other counties. "Four-County Quinn" may this time be only Three-County Quinn, because one of the four that Quinn carried is home to Tamms prison, which Quinn wants to close.
Time will tell how much attention – if any – Quinn and Daley give to Democrats elsewhere or their concerns. But gun control and a Bloomberg bromance out of the 2014 starting gate do not bode well for the wants and needs of downstate.
• MEMORIES OF ROD: Quinn's news conference on Tuesday was somewhat reminiscent of his predecessor, former Gov. Federal Inmate 40892-424 (formerly known as Rod Blagojevich).
Inmate 40892-424 was famous for being MIA as important legislation was being developed, changing that legislation through his infamous "Rewrite to Do Right" amendatory veto program, and holding news conferences to slam the General Assembly, Republicans and fellow Democrats alike.
A few of our local lawmakers who I talked to for my story in today's paper picked up on that.
"It's not productive in the relationship between the legislative chamber and the executive branch when the executive branch comes in at the last minute and trashes what you've done," Rep. Mike Tryon, R-Crystal Lake, told me.
Rep. Jack Franks, D-Marengo, who is not particularly well-known for restraint when it comes to talking about the performances of our governors, was blunt about channeling Inmate 40892-424.
"It worked out real well for him," Franks joked.
The Vegas odds among Illinois political journalists is that both the House and the Senate will override Quinn's changes. After that news conference, I'm betting a few of those votes will be on general principle.
Nearly every one of our local representatives in Springfield told me that Quinn knows his veto is doomed, and that it was done for political purposes. My guess over the five weeks that Quinn had the bill was that he was intentionally slow-playing it to give municipalities time to enact bans on semiautomatic assault-style weapons.
Which, of course, brings us to Richmond ...
• ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN? As reporter Emily Coleman wrote in today's paper, the Village of Richmond will contemplate an assault weapons ban tonight – the concealed carry law gives municipalities a 10-day window to do so once it's passed.
If trustees succeed, and their ban survives the inevitable lawsuit, will a Bloomberg-esque ban on large sugary drinks in Richmond be next? It's not a far drive to Spring Grove or Johnsburg to get a jumbo Mountain Dew.
If you go tonight, the Richmond Village Board meeting starts at 7 p.m. at Village Hall, 5600 Hunter Drive. Local bloggers have picked up on our story and the Illinois State Rifle Association sent out an alert, so it could be interesting.
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Shirley Jean Bradley Wright
Shirley Jean Bradley Wright, 75, of Marietta, left this earth with her angels as guides on Wednesday (March 27, 2013). She was born to Engle R. and Inez Goodwill Bradley and was a 1955 graduate of Marietta High School.
On Aug. 12, 1956, Shirley married the love of her life, Burel L. Wright who preceded her in death on March 14, 2010.
Surviving is a brother, James R Bradley (Geneva) of Lowell; a special niece, Laura Bradley of Marietta; and a special nephew, Tim Bradley (Debbie) of Dexter City. Also surviving Shirley is a loving and caring cousin, Cheryl Congelton (Terry) of Marietta and many nieces, nephews, sisters-in-law and a brother-in-law.
In addition to her parents and husband, Shirley was preceded in death by her only child, J. Jeffery Wright on July 15, 1978.
Funeral services will be held 11 a.m, Tuesday (April 2) at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home with burial in Putnam Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p.m. Monday with the family present from 4 to 8 p.m. Messages of sympathy may be sent at www.lankfordfh.com.
Memorial contributions may be made in Shirley's memory to Devola VFD, 1286 Masonic Park Road, Marietta 45750 or the Strecker Cancer Center, PO Box 97, Marietta 45750.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Cawley and Marcia and all of the staff at Strecker Cancer Center for all of the special care they had given to Shirley.

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In honor of Patrick Stewart, who celebrates his 75th birthday on July 13, take a look at him and his "Star Trek: The Next Generation" co-stars then and now.
Patrick Stewart played Captain Jean-Luc Picard, commanding officer of the USS Enterprise. The Frenchman Picard has a fondness for detective stories, Shakespearean drama, and archeology and is frequently shown issuing an order by saying "Make it so."
Stewart, who has a background of theater at the Royal Shakespeare Company, also appeared in the feature films "Star Trek: Generations," "Star Trek: First Contact," "Star Trek: Insurrection" and "Star Trek Nemesis." His other best known role is as Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men" movies.
Jonathan Frakes played Commander William T. Riker, the ship's first officer. While Riker is portrayed during the first two seasons as a bold and confident young officer, over time his character becomes more reserved, as experience teaches him the wisdom of a patient, careful approach.
Like Stewart and most of the major "Next Generation" actors, Frakes also appeared in the four "Star Trek" movies spawned by the series, and directed two of them, "Star Trek: First Contact" and "Star Trek" Insurrection." He also has appeared on the TV shows "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Star Trek: Voyager" and "Star Trek: Enterprise" and has hosted the TV series "Paranormal Borderline" and "Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction." Over the past few years he's had small parts on the TV shows "NCIS: Los Angeles," "Leverage," "Criminal Minds" and "The Glades," and directed episodes of "Burn Notice," "Leverage," "Dollhouse," "Castle," "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and "Switched at Birth."
LeVar Burton played Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge, initially the ship's helmsman, who becomes chief engineer beginning in the second season. Burton also played the character in an episode of "Voyager." La Forge is blind, but is granted "sight" through the use of a prosthetic device called a VISOR, which is worn over his eyes.
Burton was no newcomer to television when he was cast as Geordi, having appeared in "Roots" as Kunta Kinte and hosting the PBS children's show "Reading Rainbow" since 1983. He continued to host "Reading Rainbow" until the show ended in 2005, after which he and a business partner bought the global rights to the brand and re-launched it as a best-selling app for the iPad. Burton, who directed two "TNG" episodes as well as episodes for each of the "Star Trek" series in production throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, has also directed episodes of "Charmed," "JAG" and "Las Vegas" and the documentary "The Tiger Woods Story." He's also recently appeared as himself on episodes of "The Big Bang Theory" and "Community" and is a regular on the TNT drama "Perception."
Denise Crosby played Lieutenant Tasha Yar, chief of security and tactical officer, during the show's first season. She left the show after the first season, with her character being killed off. However, Yar returns in alternate timelines in a third season episode and in the series finale. Crosby also played Sela, Yar's half-Romulan daughter.
The granddaughter of the late entertainer Bing Crosby, Denise Crosby has had roles in "Models, Inc.," "The X-Files," "Dexter," "Mad Men" and "Southland." She's also appeared in movies such as "Jackie Brown," "Pet Cemetery" and "Deep Impact." Crosby produced and narrated the 1997 documentary "Trekkies," followed by the 2003 sequel, "Trekkies 2." Both films star Crosby, who conducts interviews with devotees of Star Trek, more commonly known as "Trekkies." More recently, she's had a recurring role on the Showtime series "Ray Donovan" and joined "The Walking Dead" in 2014 for the final two episodes of its fourth season and the first of its fifth season, playing "Mary," one of the leaders of the mysterious community known as Terminus.
Michael Dorn played Lieutenant Worf, a Klingon. Worf initially appears as a junior officer fulfilling several roles on the bridge. When Crosby left at the end of the first season, the Worf character succeeded Lieutenant Yar as the ship's chief of security and tactical officer.
Dorn reprised the character of Worf for four seasons of "Deep Space Nine." He's also directed several episodes of "Deep Space Nine" and one of "Star Trek: Enterprise." He's had movie roles in "Ted 2," "Shade," "Ali" and "The Santa Clause 2" and appeared on TV shows such as "Heroes" and "Without a Trace," and a recurring role on the television series "Castle." Dorn has also done voice work in many animated TV shows, including "I Am Weasel," "Adventure Time," "Duck Dodgers," "Justice League," "Ben 10" and "Batman: The Brave and the Bold."
Marina Sirtis played Deanna Troi, the half-human, half-Betazoid ship's counselor who has the psionic ability to sense emotions. In "Star Trek: Insurrection," the third Star Trek film set in the Next Generation era, she marries Riker, whom she had a relationship with before the beginning of the series.
Since "The Next Generation," Sirtis has continued to work regularly, including voice work on the animated TV shows "Gargoyles" and "Young Justice," appearances in other sci-fi television shows like "The Outer Limits," "Stargate SG-1" and "Earth: Final Conflict," and small roles in movies such as "Crash" and "The Grudge 3" and on TV shows such as "Girlfriends," "Grey's Anatomy," "Make It or Break It" and "NCIS."
Brent Spiner played Lt. Commander Data, an android who serves as operations officer and third-in-command. Early on in the series, the character's difficulties in understanding various aspects of human behavior is frequently used as comic relief. However, he strives to become more human over the course of the series.
Since "The Next Generation" series ended, Spiner has made cameos on TV series such as "Ray Donovan," "Frasier, "Leverage," "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," "Alphas," "Warehouse 13" and "The Big Bang Theory." He's also acted in movies such as "The Aviator," "Dude, Where's My Car?," "I Am Sam," "Independence Day" and "Superhero Movie." He's also reprising his role in "Independence Day: Resurgence," set for release in June 2016.
Gates McFadden played Dr. Beverly Crusher, the Enterprise's chief medical officer. McFadden would leave the series during the second season to pursue film roles, but return during the third season and remain for the remainder of the series.
Following "The Next Generation," McFadden appeared on TV shows such as "Party of Five," "Marker," "Mad About You," "The Practice" and "The Handler." She has also focused on the theater, serving as an adjunct faculty member in the School of Theater at the University of Southern California and the artistic director of Ensemble Studio Theatre of Los Angeles. She's also had a recurring role on the TBS show "Franklin & Bash," appearing in four episodes between 2011 and 2013.
Wil Wheaton played Beverly Crusher's son, Wesley Crusher. Wesley becomes an acting ensign and, later, receives a field commission to ensign before attending Starfleet Academy. After being a regular for the first four seasons, Wheaton appeared sporadically as Crusher for the remainder of the series.
Wheaton had already had a taste of fame before "The Next Generation," starring in Rob Reiner's "Stand By Me" in 1986. After leaving the show, he took some time off to work in personal video production and took acting classes before re-entering the world of acting. He's since made numerous appearances on TV shows, including a recurring role playing himself on "The Big Bang Theory," as well as roles on "Numb3rs," "Criminal Minds," "Leverage," "Eureka" and the web series "The Guild." He also runs his own weblog, Wil Wheaton Dot Net, contributes to several other blogs and has published several books.
Majel Barrett is famous for playing several roles in the "Star Trek" franchise over the decades. As the wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, she was the only actor to have a role on all of the Star Trek series, usually providing the voice of various computers. But she also played Betazoid Ambassador Lwaxana Troi, Deanna Troi's mother, on both "The Next Generation" and "Deep Space Nine."
Barrett, who died from leukemia in 2008 at the age of 76, also played nurse (later doctor) Christine Chapel on the original "Star Trek" series.
Diana Muldaur played Dr. Katherine Pulaski for 20 episodes during the show's second season in 1988-89. The Pulaski character was created to replace Dr. Crusher after McFadden left the show. Her character proved unpopular with fans and she left the show after only one season. After leaving the show, she earned two Emmy nominations for her role as pushy and power-hungry lawyer Rosalind Shays on "L.A. Law" and made a few other TV appearances, including a "Perry Mason" movie, guest spots on "Matlock" and "Empty Nest" and some voice work on the early 1990s Fox Network animated show "Batman."
Colm Meaney played Chief Miles O'Brien in 52 episodes of the series. Although the character starts out as an unnamed helmsman in the show's pilot and appears several times in other positions during the first season, he eventually was developed into the transporter chief. Meaney also portrayed O'Brien for seven seasons as a series regular on "Deep Space Nine."
Meaney has guest-starred on many TV shows from "Law & Order" to "The Simpsons," and currently stars as railroad magnate Thomas Durant on the AMC drama series "Hell on Wheels." He's also appeared in many movies over his career, including "Con Air," "Layer Cake," "The Damned United," "Law Abiding Citizen," "Get Him to the Greek" and "The Conspirator."
Whoopi Goldberg appeared in 28 episodes of the show as Guinan, the El-Aurian bartender in the ship's lounge, Ten Forward. Her species is long-lived, and she is somewhere between 500 and 700 years old when she joins the Enterprise.
Goldberg is best known for such movie roles as "Ghost," for which she won an Oscar, "The Color Purple," "Sister Act" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash." Besides her Oscar, the comedian has been honored with a Grammy, two Emmys, two Golden Globes and a Tony. Since 2007, she has served as the moderator and co-host of the daytime talk show "The View."
Michelle Forbes played Ensign Ro Laren, a Bajoran helmsman, over nine episodes of the series. Ro Laren was also considered for use in "Deep Space Nine," but Forbes turned down the part because she didn't want to commit to a regular television role at that point in her career.
Forbes has found consistent television work since her "Next Generation" days, including stints on "Battlestar Galactica," "Homicide: Life on the Street," "The District," "24," "Prison Break," "In Treatment," "True Blood," "Chicago Fire," "Orphan Black" and "The Killing," the last of which earned her an Emmy nomination in 2011. She also landed a role in the third movie in the "Hunger Games" film franchise, "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" and will reprise the role in the final film in the series, set for release in November 2015.
John de Lancie played Q, an omnipotent antagonist from the Q Continuum, over eight episodes of the series. The character's debut was in the premiere episode of the series, in which he puts Picard and the Enterprise crew on trial, arguing that humanity is a dangerous race and should be destroyed. However, by saving the life of a kidnapped alien species, the crew proved humanity's worth.
De Lancie continued playing the Q character in both "Deep Space Nine" and "Voyager." He has also had roles on "Stargate SG-1," "Charmed," "Breaking Bad," "The Unit," "The Mentalist" and "CSI." His movie roles include "Gamer," Crank: High Voltage" and "Reign Over Me." He is also well-known these days for providing the voice of Discord on the animated series "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic," and appeared in the 2012 documentary "Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony."
Brian Bonsall (right) played Alexander Rozhenko, Worf's son, over seven episodes during the show's fifth, sixth and seventh seasons.
Bonsall was already a TV acting veteran by the time he appeared on "The Next Generation," having played Andy Keaton, the youngest member of the Keaton family over the last three seasons of "Family Ties" between 1987 and 1989. The "TNG" role would be one his last as an actor. Since retiring from acting in 1995, Bonsall has had a number of run-ins with the law, including a 2001 DUI conviction and assault convictions in 2007 and 2010.
Dwight Schultz appeared in five "TNG" episodes as Reginald Barclay, a technician and engineer who also plays a prominent role in the later seasons of "Voyager." Schultz, who is also famous for playing "Howling Mad" Murdock on the 1980s TV series "The A-Team," is also known for his voice work in cartoons and video games, including the mad scientist Dr. Animo in the "Ben 10" series, Chef Mung Daal in the children's cartoon "Chowder," and Eddie the Squirrel in "CatDog."
James Cromwell made an appearance in a 1990 episode as "Prime Minister Nayrok" and again in a two-part 1993 episode under heavy alien makeup and prosthetics as "Jaglom Shrek" (left). He also made appearances in the movie "Star Trek: First Contact" (right) and the TV shows "Enterprise" and "Deep Space Nine."
Cromwell has seen his acting career blossom since his "Next Generation" appearances, earning an Oscar nomination for 1995's "Babe" and racking up such credits as "L.A. Confidential," "The Green Mile," "Space Cowboys," "I, Robot," "The Queen," "Spider-Man 3," "Six Feet Under," "24," "W." (in which he played President George H.W. Bush), "Secretariat" and "The Artist." His most recent credits have come working in television, including roles on "American Horror Story: Asylum," "Boardwalk Empire," "Betrayal," "Murder in the First" and "Halt and Catch Fire."
Leonard Nimoy reprised his role of the Vulcan Spock from the original TV series and movies in two season five episodes in 1991.
Nimoy reprised his Spock role in the 2009 reboot of the "Star Trek" film series and in the 2013 sequel "Star Trek Into Darkness." He also voiced the character Sentinel Prime in movie "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" and had a recurring role on the sci-fi TV series "Fringe." He died from complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at age 83 on Feb. 27, 2015.
Ashley Judd made her acting debut playing Ensign Robin Lefler in two episodes in season five of the series in 1991.
Since then, Judd has gone on to star in such movies as "Heat," "A Time to Kill" and "Kiss the Girls." Her most recent roles have come in movies such as "Olympus Has Fallen," "Divergent," "Dolphin Tale 2" and "Insurgent."
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Milne's GOP team takes shape
MONTPELIER Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Milne has hired a campaign manager, plans to launch his website in the next few days, and will announce a formal campaign kickoff event next week.
Milne, a businessman from Pomfret, has run a very low-key campaign since it was announced June 12 the last day to file as a candidate that he was challenging two-term Democratic Gov. Peter Shumlin.
But his fledgling campaign is now beginning to take shape.
Milne announced the hiring of Brent Burns as campaign manager. Burns, 31, an Army veteran and Texas native, has stepped down from his position as political director of the Vermont Republican Party to spearhead the campaign.
Ive gotten to know him a little these last few months. I talked to three people, one of whom was not really available, Milne said. I like Brent. He knows Vermont.
Milne anticipates no changes to his strategy with Burns on board.
Nothing changes. Its just one of the pieces we need to put in place to really get some momentum going, he said. Weve got a couple other staff announcement that will be coming out over the next several days.
For now, he and Burns are doing their best to ensure that decisions are being made that both are comfortable with, according to Milne.
Right now, I think Brent and I are erring on the side of over-communicating and coordinating so were comfortable with what my thoughts are on issues and strategies, he said.
Milne said his website is all ready to go. He plans to launch the site by Monday, and will announce a formal campaign kickoff event next week. I think were going to take until Monday and cross our fingers about what the long range [weather] forecast looks like, he said.
The campaign will also open a campaign headquarters in Chittenden County in the near future, according to Milne.
Burns said he was happy when Milne asked him to come on board and believes Shumlin, who has more than $1 million in his campaign coffers, can be beaten.
I think we have a really interesting opportunity this year to run a competitive race against Governor Shumlin, he said. I think Scott Milne is the right guy at the right time to carry that message.
Burns has launched a consulting company, Pure Campaigns. So far it lists one client Milne. The company will have additional contractors, according to Burns, who will be helping the Milne effort.
Most of Burns political experience took place in his native Texas, where he has done everything from licking stamps to making phone calls to leading a congressional campaign in Texas. Burns said he has also worked for a number of statewide elected officials in Texas.
Politics in Texas is more rough-and-tumble, Burns said. He prefers Vermont and plans to run a positive campaign on the issues.
Thats part of the reason that I stopped working in Texas; the style of politics in Texas. I think up here we have a lot more civil discourse, Burns said. Its partisan, but at the end of the day were all Vermonters. We respect each other and the next day you want to be able to work together. There is less vitriol.
On tap first for Burns is making sure the website launches and finalizing plans for the kickoff event.
Milne faces two other Republicans in a primary Emily Peyton and Steve Berry. Burns said the campaign will first focus its effort on getting past the primary before directly challenging Shumlin. Milne will not shift his message, however, according to Burns.
We have to look at it as two election. But Scott is going to be as authentic as he is. Hes not going to just throw red meat at the base if that is not him. He is a pretty even guy; a level-headed, moderate guy. I think even in our Republican party, a lot of people are looking for that. Hes not going to be such a hand grenade-thrower, Burns said.
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Hi everyone,
I have a little update for you all.
DH tried the avent bottles first. He got frustrated as he had trouble with them leaking around where the cap screws on. Apparently they have to be not too tight or not too loose. Next we decided to try the breastflow bottle from the first years. He only used it once so far, but he thought DS took it really well. I think we will stick with that one for a bit.
I still have my Dr. Brown's that we can try if we want to.
A ? for the pp: you wrote "the fat in breastmilk sticks to the disposable liners. She even advised against storing milk in freezer bags for this reason!"
What did you end up using to freeze milk in?


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RSBS TV: 2009 AL East Preview
Produced, shot and edited by Atonal Studios.
Special thanks to Theo Roll.
Very special thanks to Alex Rodriguez for giving MLBloggers blog fodder for life.
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**Programming Note**
Tuesday and Wednesday's posts will both be the result of a small experiment between Mr. Lung and Mr. Krause. The title for each post will be the exact same and was co-created by each constituent in an odd writing exercise known to literary dorks as "build-a-sentence". Mr. Lung wrote a word, then Mr. Krause wrote a word, Mr. Lung wrote a word, etc., until there was a complete sentence that sorta made sense.
Stay tuned and see the true difference between these two baseball-politico minds and find out just where that co-created title will take them, whether it be down the same jaded street or off into themes yet undiscovered like Red Sox fans who never complain about anything (yeah right, like there is such a thing).
You know what we mean.
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EXCUSE ME!! We Red Sox Fans (unlike some Yankees fans!) can READ!
Have I mentioned that I like your theme…noises? Well, I like your theme…noises. And Evan Longoria is so dreamy. As are the RSBS guys. 🙂
Julia — See, you proved my point😉 And two WS titles in four years? Not too shabby… but still, the complaints keep a comin'.
Jen — NOISES! You got it. Dreamy? Why (*Blush) thanks!
There were some akward sexualy tense moments in there and I feel the need to shower… and no more 85 Cardinals boom I'm done blasts for my lack of sleep is already high. Otherwise great job!
Give them a break. I remember after their first title, I wondered what Red Sox fans would do once they could no longer complain.
Turns out, they coped by continuing to complain.
I had a vision that the Yankees will completely tank despite spending the GDP of a small country and be irrevocably embarrassed. I called this vision the 2008 Detroit Tigers.
You can't buy a championship. I think the Red Sox will take the East.
Those Red Sox and their super-slim payroll. At least they don't buy championships…😉
I must agree with Jen, Evan Longoria=dreamy. This was really funny guys. I especially liked the part about the chokefest in the Postseason. So true.
good job guys now hurry up and get to talking about the real baseball league. THE NATIONAL ya know he he don't get mad American Leaguers just making funny talk
You can cut the sexual tension with a knife. Why don't you two just kiss and get it over with?
Tom — Okay, then try the '07 Rockies and see if that works for ya.
Roundrock — Amazing isn't it? Red Sox fans… can always count on them for that, no matter how well they play.
Katie — I think so too… but that's because they bought it. In their defense, they have some great products from the minors in power positions now. But they're known to spend a dollar or 160 million.
Melissa — Like gnats in Joba's face🙂
Baba — What are you talking about? Patience. Patience. Save the best for last. Duh.
Erin — Get me a meeting with Albert Pujols and we'll see what we can do.
Yankees Chokefest? Wasn't it the Cardinals that got swept by the Red Sox in '04? And you two need to get a room. Oh, wait. Looks like you did get a room. Is that a sleep sofa?
LOL.. glad u guys picked the Yanks.. smart men. [I will pretend I did not hear anything whatsoever about choking.]
Looking forward to the next posts🙂
p.s. "is there something wrong with your head?" lmao..😀
– V [ http://flairforthedramatic.mlblogs.com ]
Jane — I would respond to that comment but I can't seem to get up from that low blow you sent me (we made up for it in '06 by the way). And no. Not a sleeper sofa. Two non-sleeper sofas. I am an interior design genius.
There was something wrong with his head, V. Then I realized it was just his head that was wrong in general. Somewhere a mole has the head of a human.
Yankees-ugh…I'm one that hopes the curse of the Babe for the Sox will continue disguised as the curse of the A-Rod for the Yankees again for 2009!
One can hope, Aaron. One can only hope🙂
Gold! Riveting and filled with drama! Get the daytime Emmy ready. A definate costume award needs to be given for that throwback Expos jersey.
Homer — Oh yeah! We tried to get Youppi to make a guest appearance but apparently he's retired to the sun of Puerto Rico and was not available.
That was good guys. Hope the shower was not too icy cold after the video shooting.
Well, I agree wholeheartedly with the " down to the wire" comment. I am up that school of thought that it is going to be the pitching of the three big clubs that either carry ot sink their teams playoff chances.
But I know this video was done before the A Rod surgery announcement. That might have New York looking up for a bit before they find their timing .
I have to go with Boston being the strongest right now on the mound, but New York and Tampa Bay are equal, not in dollars but in potential for the year. I see three major injuries in this division ( besides A Rod) that will mess up the hopes and dreams of teams………….but my crystal ball is hazy on the winner of the division…….. Come on, you think I was going to anoint Boston?
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That is great! I can totally relate to the baseball talk being more of a catalyst than, say, a deterent. I was sitting at a bar with a boyfriend. The playoffs were on TV and I was engrossed. He says, "I can't believe you are into this. It's not even the Cardinals." I said, "Are you kidding? I'm pretty much turned on."
Sorry, I am so far behind. I'm getting caught up on my blog reading today!
So it's fun to look back at predictions so:
In review… Well you guys got this one too! in order aswell NYY, BoSox and Rays..good call although I'm thinking you expected it to be a little closer than it is… and the PED's talk did kind of consume that division a little…
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hate it, all this waiting and all we get is this? he explained Izanami, fine, that's good, but is that all? really? talk about Izanami and Itachi saying he isn't perfect? Kabuto will escape next week, oh well
just 1 star from me
+ anyone else noticed those guys have KONOHA headbands and not SHINOBI headbands?
Sasuke and Itachi aren't part of the Shinobi Alliance that's why they don't have "Shinobi" headbands
Originally Posted by Uchiha Josephus
Since a few of us have said this (bold), I thought I'd clarify that it seems like Itachi pulled a "Kakashi" and copied the move Kabuto was just about to use. (Although I guess who could have already known the move as well, but I think the way Kishi drew it as well as Kabuto's reaction point towards copying)
Still cool though.
no dude, that suiton move didn't happen in the real world. it happen inside izanami, and we all know anything can happen inside a genjutsu.
so...no. technically, itachi doesn't have that move in his arsenal.
Originally Posted by gotacigo
we cannot be sure about the truth...
we havent seen a pure uchiha using izanagi... just those, who arent uchihas originally... so we have to wait to see, what comes...
It can be safely assumed that one of the two is wrong about izanagi.....we just dont know who it is.....
very nice chapter now i get wtf was going on in the last one 4/5 for me
I actually think this chapter was better than previous weeks, but still very little progression overall. Each week we get one little chunk revealed and have to wait a whole nother weak to get the next small part.
And Kishi's whole Izanami/ Izanagi explanation... well.... I think it was actually far too confusing and didn't make sense in all respects. Especially considering Kishi left out requiring senju DNA (at least for Izanagi)... its confusing and splitting everyone. NB seems more split than ever now....
Average Chapter
this chapter was better than last week, but i was still expecting more. we got a few answers, but not nearly enough
4/5 still
what if he beat him straight.or stays evil and doesnt release the edo tensei?
Sasuke is going to kill Kabuto before edo can be released, to keep Itachi around (who will not be able to counter Sasuke now that he has lost one Sharingan).
So basically all the chapter consisted of was diagrams of Izanami, explanations and judgement on Itachi's character. It could have all been condensed but just a filler chapter it seems. Kabuto may actually be turned good through Izanami, but who knows what will happen once Itachi starts to break Edo Tensei.
Personally I think that there will be some twist to this. Idk, just wouldnt seem all to great to just halt the Edo Madara fight altogether as soon as his 25 Mokuton were about to whallop the Kages. Maybe the rest of the Edos will be broken, but Kabuto did mention that his jutsu was special probably hinting towards a twist for Edo Madara.
2/5 for me.
Originally Posted by NinJaGirl99
I am double speechless! I was trying to come up with a reply to animemomontherun's post but you beat me to the punch. Thank goodness because I don't think my response would have been as good.
Excellent analysis by both of you. Wholeheartedly agree. It's nice to see appreciation for this chapter and Kishi's work.
honestly, the way I see it, we shouldn't even be this ahead of the storyline, kishi is only getting paid for the books we buy at your local walmarts and such. And thee latest volume he released ends in
choji sprouting his butterfly wigs and planning to end the war.
there is so much I'm excited for in this series.
Originally Posted by Wolfang714
Sasuke and Itachi aren't part of the Shinobi Alliance that's why they don't have "Shinobi" headbands
He wasnt talking about Sasuke and Itachi. He was talking about the shinobi talking about the war.
Originally Posted by Thane
It was entertaining. I'm glad he explained Izanami, and that it's something you can spam.
However, I don't support this cliffhanger. We've had way too many recently.
Oh, also, Sasuke saying that Itachi was perfect? That's weird...I hope those two share a bro moment soon.
Also, do you think they will kill Kabuto? Itachi DID say that he wanted to Kabuto to learn his lesson "before dying"
finally someone with some sense, i agree with you 100%, i also think there will be a bro moment, i think itachi is going to cast a genjutsu on kabuto and release edo tensei and before itachi fades he will reveal to sasuke all his answers and probably end it with an ... I love you lol
then maybe sasuke will go after tobi with the alliance then take on naruto and die... i dunno but it will be epic
Originally Posted by orangenucklehead
He wasnt talking about Sasuke and Itachi. He was talking about the shinobi talking about the war.
who the hell would confuse that?
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Originally Posted by LeEvilTongue
That was a bit text heavy for me, but i guess i liked it a little. Mainly because the end seems to hint Kabutos escape (or what?). But i just dont understand.
If the genjutsu was started when kabuto first hit the crow clone, why did Itachi bother asking Sasuke for help when he got sliced the **** over? Also i dont like where Kishi is going with Itachis character. Itachi says he failed a lot in his past but the reader of the manga has always seen him winning everything. Plotwise i think it would be best if Kabuto defeats Itachi which will lead to Sasuke going mad and defeating him in turn. That way he may awaken the rinnegan and match up with Naruto.
Itachi says he failed because he didn't accomplish what he wanted. Everyone praised Itachi to the sky and back because he was an Uchiha prodigy. Kishimoto has comfirmed that Itachi was rarely surprised by anything and was able to come up with plans for the things that did.
All Itachi's life, he wanted to do the right things, but he only depended on himself. He just admitted to Sasuke that he did not trust anyone to help him with all the things he suffered from. (the coup e'tat, massacre alternative, disease, etc.) It was his arrogance. He would stand up to his clansmen, when Sasuke came around, Itachi would beg for forgiveness. (Cowardice) When dealing with massacre, there may have been a way to prevent it, but he didn't even search for an alternative. He only made a choice between what his clan wanted versus what Danzo wanted, not forging his own path. (Cowardice) When dealing with Sasuke, Itachi didn't trust that Sasuke would become strong enough without his older brother's interference. (Arrogance)
During his battle with Naruto and Bee, Itachi gained a dose of Naruto. Itachi realized that he had to acknowledge his true self and accept it before he can help others. This is what he is trying to do for Kabuto. Itachi doesn't want another person (Sasuke) to make the same mistakes he did. I believe that through Kabuto, Itachi wants Sasuke to learn this same lesson.
Even though Itachi can pwn people on the battle field, he doesn't have the same awesomeness when it comes to other aspects of life.
Originally Posted by Hyakushiki
There are some things about Itachi's and Madara's Edo Tensei that I'm unsure about.
First Itachi...Right now he is under a very strong jutsu-the Kotoamatsukami,which was able to break Kabuto's control.Now we've seen emotion break the Edo Tensei against the user's will.Shouldn't we use reverse logic that a person revived by Edo Tensei could stay "alive" against the user's will if there is an emotion strong enough to keep the soul in the world of living.Since the crow's kotoamatsukami gave Itachi an order that was the idea of his lifetime it should create an emotion strong enough to break the bond between the jutsu user and the soul.So the question is : Will Itachi stay "alive" after the end of Edo Tensei?
Second comes Madara.When he was summoned to the battlefield it was Mu who summoned him.He didn't say "Edo Tensei" ,but "Kuchiyose No Jutsu!".Edo Tensei is a type of Kuchiyose so it is possible that the performer of the Edo Tensei was Mu.Now if it was Mu what would happen when Edo Tensei ends?Mu will disappear.But he won't "die" he is actually dead.Will that be the way to keep Madara on the table or will that bring the end of all Edo Tensei? Or did Mu only bring the coffin to the battlefield and it was Kabuto who performed the Edo Tensei.If so did Kabuto do something about Madara's Edo Tensei,along with giving him Hashirama's DNA that would make it impossible to end the jutsu even by the caster? Or will Madara on his own be able to somehow break free from the justu? He IS one mighty shinobi.He has a huge amount of chakra,EMS,Rinnegan and alot of knowledge and understanding of jutsu.
Lets hear some predictions.
Not a fanboy.No flaming please.
I've been thinking the same thing. I have been having a sneaking suspicion that Kishimoto might pull a DBZ and truly bring back characters from the dead.
However, I had a feeling that Sasuke would awaken the Rinnegan (since Naruto has his new form) and use it to revive Itachi. I'm not sure how plausible that is since Nagato lost his life when he brought back all the ninja after his fight. Nagato had a little chakra left, so maybe that's why he died? (Any thoughts??)
I have a feeling that Madara will still be around. Naruto and Sasuke may tag team against him or something. Who knows? :shrug:
Last edited by GaaraXSakura4eva; 05-24-2012 at 03:38 AM.
I give it a 3
Glad Izanami was explained but overall pretty boring chapter
S/N: I'm I the only one who misses Naruto?
How the hell can all you guys be *****ing about how the entire chapter was about explaining izanami, when what izanami does was like what everyone was looking forward to for this chapter. Sure the plot didn't progress much, but i wasnt expecting it to
I thought this was a great chapter. I think its necessary that Izanami was explained to its entirety, and it also obliterated all of the talk of it being unbeatable.
I also think it was nesissary for izanami and izanagi to be explained. Also, I found it rather significant that Itachi admits to not being perfect. I completly agree with GaaraXSakura4eva's post regarding that.
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- Prep Time: 30 min
- Cook Time: 60 min
- Ready Time: 120 min
- Yield: 8 servings
- 4 to 5 cups peeled, cored, sliced Red Rome, Rome Beauty, or Jonathan apples (about 1 2/3 pounds or 4 to 5 medium)
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- 1/2 cup water
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- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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- PREPARE recipe for double crust pie. Roll out dough for bottom crust. Place in 9-inch pie plate. Press to fit without stretching dough. Trim even with pie plate. Do not bake.
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rock and roll, I guess I havent looked back since.
While Frees hard-driving blues rock didnt hit home right away in the
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festivals in England.
I was asked to perform four years in a row at the Hard Rock Calling
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awesome experience but what was really cool I brought over some Native
American dancers and brought them on stage and the crowd went nuts. I
think for most of them it was the first time they had seen a Native
American in full headdress dancing on the stage.
Last year he had another musical highlight happen while at the Hard Rock
Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones asked if he could join me on stage,
said Free. We hit it off and a lot of the media said we were the hit of
the festival. Bill also said he wanted to perform on my next project so
he will be on my new DVD and CD project coming out this fall.
Free has a full tour already booked for this fall in Europe and he hopes
that will be the case for him next year in the U.S.
They are starving for my style of music in Europe. I am getting a feeling
that is starting to be the case here as well.
Free has surrounded himself with not only talented musicians but the
legendary manager Henry The Horse Smith, who was with The Yardbirds, Led
Zeppelin and Aerosmyth. Frees bandmates include former Cheap Trick
bassist Jon Brant, and drummer Cindy Blackman formerly of the Lenny
Kravitz band and wife of guitar great Eric Clapton.
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thing if you attend his show at the Leelanau Sands on Friday, August 19,
at 9 p.m., he promises when you leave you will remember him forever.
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The One True Cause of All Disease
Note: This is a slightly modified version of an article that was published in the magazine Skeptical Inquirer, Volume 34, No. 1, January/Februrary 2010. It is reprinted here with the kind permission of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
Chiropractors, homeopaths, naturopaths, acupuncturists, and other alternative medicine practitioners constantly criticize mainstream medicine for "only treating the symptoms," while alternative medicine allegedly treats "the underlying causes" of disease.
Nope. Not true. Exactly backwards. Think about it. When you go to a doctor with a fever, does he just treat the symptom? No, he tries to figure out what's causing the fever and if it's pneumonia, he identifies which microbe is responsible and gives you the right drugs to treat that particular infection. If you have abdominal pain, does the doctor just give you narcotics to treat the symptom of pain? No, he tries to figure out what's causing the pain and if he determines you have acute appendicitis he operates to remove your appendix.
I guess what they're trying to say is that something must have been wrong in the first place to allow the disease to develop. But they don't have any better insight into what that something might be than scientific medicine does. All they have is wild, imaginative guesses. And they all disagree with one another. The chiropractor says if your spine is in proper alignment you can't get sick. Acupuncturists talk about the proper flow of qi through the meridians. Energy medicine practitioners talk about disturbances in energy fields. Nutrition faddists claim that people who eat right won't get sick. None of them can produce any evidence to support those claims. No alternative medicine has been scientifically shown to prevent disease or to cure it. If it had, it would have been incorporated into conventional medicine and would no longer be "alternative."
Are these practitioners treating the underlying cause, or are they simply applying their one chosen tool to treat everything? Chiropractors treat every patient with chiropractic adjustments. What if a doctor used one treatment for everything? You have pneumonia? Here's some penicillin. You have a broken leg? Here's some penicillin. You have diabetes? Here's some penicillin. Acupuncturists only know to stick needles in people. Homeopaths only know to give out ridiculously high dilutions that amount to nothing but water. Therapeutic touch practitioners only know to smooth out the wrinkles in imaginary energy fields. They are not trying to determine any underlying cause: they are just using one treatment indiscriminately. (more…)
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Moyer Plays Superman; Hamels Still Working On It
While nothing official has been announced yet, it looks like the 5th starters spot will go to Jamie Moyer. Against the Yankees on Friday, Moyer solidified his bid for the job by pitching 6 2/3 scoreless innings and allowed only 1 hit.
His overall ERA for spring is now 2.61, if your count all the "B" games he pitched also. Is it possible that this 47-year old man, coming off 3 surgeries in the off-season, is simply just indestructible? Either he is taking Fountain of Youth pills or secretly, he is Superman with the red, white and blue uniform being perfect camouflage for his super hero suit.
So Kyle Kendrick will probably start the year in the bullpen and just wait around for someone to toss a huge ball of Kryptonite at Moyer. Either way, Kendrick should be content just to make the team after a young but up and down career so far.
Leaving his super hero costume at home, Cole Hamels is still a work in progress. He got beat up on Saturday against the Twins, allowing 5 runs on 7 hits and 2 walks in 6 1/3 innings. While Hamels was pleased that he was able to reach the 90-pitch mark in a game, he still has some big control issues to work out. After the game, Hamels told the press that he is "starting to really feel game-oriented." With only 8 days left until Opening Day, let us hope that his "game-oriented" compass is pointing towards the strike zone.
Another point of concern this spring is Raul Ibanez, who is barely swinging the bat with a paltry .098 average. That is only 4 hits in 41 at bats. Ibanez struggle the 2nd half of 2009 with a hernia that was operated on this off-season. While he recovered well from the operation, he still has not looked at all like the "RAUUUUUL" of old. To make matters worse, he got hit in the right elbow with a pitch on Friday. It may not be a serious injury, but it may be enough that he does not get much more hitting practice before Opening Day.
When the Phillies signed Ibanez to replace Pat Burrell last year, many people, myself included, questioned why they signed a player who was 4-years older than Burrell to a 3-year contract. Ibanez will turn 38 in June and it does appear that he is not wearing the same Superman cape that Jamie Moyer is using. Moyer is a freak of nature. Ibanez, however, appears to be a mere mortal. While everyone was thrilled with his performance in the first half of 2009, things went downhill from there and show no signs of improving. Cross your fingers; this could get interesting.
The good news is, if one of the outfielders should go down, John Mayberry Jr. is waiting in the wings. Mayberry was sent to minor league camp today, but he had a great spring and would likely be first in line to be brought up if anything goes wrong. Mayberry had 6 RBI, a homer, 3 doubles and hit for an average of .289 in camp.
Two more players were reassigned today also; catcher Dane Sardinha and infielder Ozzie Chavez. This means the bench for the Phillies should consist of catcher Brian Schneider, infielders Juan Castro and Greg Dobbs and outfielder Ross Gload. With the 12 pitchers and other regulars, that should complete the 25-man roster.
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This is only Spring Training, let's wait to see what happens in the regular season with Cole Hamels – it is kind of scary though isn't it?
Ha! Good stuff. I think that Moyer must have made a deal with the devil–or be made of Superman-stuff–to be still cracking a starting rotation. I love it. I'm a big Moyer fan, and I hope he has a great season!
After his first few starts, I thought Cole was really going to glide through the spring, dominate with his new-found cutter, and take it into April. But he is clearly struggling into the regular season, which is making me pretty nervous. I do think Cole will be better than last year, but I don't know if it will be very convincing.
The additional pitches Hamels is working on should give him the same edge he had in '08 as long as he uses them wisely, I do think it's a case of ST and we won't know for sure till end of April early May with Hamels… Moyer I am still stuck on for a good run through August then mix in Kendrick providing he's still pitching as good as he has been and the rest is just fingers crossed Halladay and Happ are sensational, while Blanton continues to be the HULK….
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KiraraYumi wrote:Epic cape contest? I'm in! xD
I have everything gathered for Syaoran, just need to make sure the buttons won't fall off my cape >.> yay emergency sewing kits!.
I hope I'll look okay, some parts of the costume are kinda off (Satin gloves, bleh, and bought pants which hopefully look okay...hmmm) Hopefully nothing goes wrong with my feather too!
@charlie: You can do iiiiiiit! =D
@LadyB: I can't wait to see this tattoo! >w<
LadyLaraCroft wrote:BAD NEWS BAD NEWS!!!
My Syaoran can't make it because of stupid pay day errors cryyy
Who wants to be my companion now lol?
RubyUria wrote:Just thought I'd give you guys an update on my outfit so you can spot me here you go.]
Lady Bahamut wrote:senshicrystal: See you there! XD
KiraraYumi: Have a safe trip I dont leave untill 6.30 XD
Charileparrot: CARD GAMES ON MOTORCYCLES!? *totally gets the quote*
LiSyaoran: XD It's FAR too late to be doing that now for the expo tomorrow. Maybe one day someone will do it
charlieparrot wrote:Lady Bahamut wrote:senshicrystal: See you there! XD
KiraraYumi: Have a safe trip I dont leave untill 6.30 XD
Charileparrot: CARD GAMES ON MOTORCYCLES!? *totally gets the quote*
LiSyaoran: XD It's FAR too late to be doing that now for the expo tomorrow. Maybe one day someone will do it
omg u watch YuGiOh abridged? *high 5!* XD Sakura is done now btw ^^
Lady Bahamut wrote:Okay, I've done the interview (but is now . out about it lol, will have to buy lots to make me feel better) and I'm pretty sure I've packed everything... All of Watanuki cosplay, Pipe Fox x2 (I haven't forgotten Rachel XD), Mokona x2, Fai's tattoo (will finish re-painting at expo)... And all the other little bits and bobs...
I guess I'll see you all there! XD
KiraraYumi wrote:Great meeting those who showed up on Sunday! In case no one's sure, I was the Syaoran with the feather =3
Thanks to the Tsubasa group that took me with them to the meet, I felt less lost after that xD
I'll upload photos within the week, though I didn't take too many...I got one of the group shots though! And I'm on the lookout for a video of the Tsubasa masq group! If anyone has it handy, a link'd be awesome >w<
@LadyB: It was great meeting you! Sorry I look like a moron in that photo you took of me xP I'll add you on facebook, I'm Rebecca Adubato for anyone who may want to add me.
CrystalNeko wrote:@KiraraYumi: I was really out of it on Sunday due to being rather rushed about and tired, so it was kinda my fault ;w;
@LadyBahamut: I have more yes, but I don't want to spend too long resizing because I still have 4 exams coming up to revise for, sorry ;w;. Give me 3 weeks and I'll have them resized and edited.
Yasmin took some photos on Jo's camera too, so she'll probably have some up soon as well xD
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Callandra Tyrol
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During her tenure on Galactica, she falls in love with her boss, Galen Tyrol. Despite this, she and fellow deckhand Socinus, cover for Galen Tyrol on various occasions during Galen Tyrol's sexual interludes with Sharon "Boomer" Valerii, until Valerii is revealed as a humanoid Cylon. After this revelation, and a near death experience on Kobol, Henderson's anger and hatred for the Cylons leads her to "kill" Valerii during Valerii's transfer to a newly constructed brig.
Given 30 days in hack for unauthorized discharge of a firearm, she is lauded by her fellow crew members as a hero after her release. After reconciling with Galen Tyrol, their repaired relationship eventually amounts to a romantic one after Tyrol (suffering from suicidal dreams) savagely attacks Henderson after being awakened.
Henderson marries Tyrol, taking on his family name, and both muster out of the Colonial Fleet to settle on New Caprica in order to raise their son, Nicholas Tyrol. While on New Caprica, she is a part of the Colonial Workers Alliance, a labor union lead by Galen Tyrol. However, the Cylons' occupation of New Caprica destroys any dreams she had of a life on New Caprica: she is nearly executed as an "insurgent", but is later freed and returns to Galactica after the Second Exodus.
Life on Galactica, particularly with a child to take care of, causes strife within her marriage to Galen Tyrol. Additionally, she is the driving force into convincing Galen Tyrol to re-institute the Colonial Workers Alliance and press for an illegal strike. Unbeknownst to her, she is nearly executed by Marines at Admiral Adama's orders, under the charge that she is a mutineer. Later, despite an incident where she is nearly killed, the Tyrols try to save their marriage and put their family's interests first.
These efforts fail however, leaving her to take care of the child, which resorts on sleeplessness and dependence on anti-depressants and other medications. This strain is due to the revelation that Galen Tyrol is a Cylon, a fact Cally Tyrol discovers after following her husband to a weapons locker. After beating Galen Tyrol with a wrench, she attempts to kill Nicholas and herself by decompressing a launch tube; Tory Foster, another one of the Final Five, intervenes and manages to save Nicholas, but ejects Cally Tyrol into space. The crew on Galactica assumes that she committed suicide. During the Battle of The Colony, her husband learns the truth from Foster's memories and kills her, avenging Cally's death.
Callandra Henderson is a young woman who joined the Colonial Fleet as a means to pay for dental school (Fragged). Henderson is not fond of FTL jumps (Miniseries), possibly because she suffers nausea during them (Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I).
Henderson, as well as her boss, Galen Tyrol, seems prone to anger after a terrible event. Unlike Tyrol, Henderson tends to take decisive action as a result of her anger, rather than becoming immobile or overly irrational.
She is particularly adept at finding ways around the lack of replacement parts aboard Galactica. As Tyrol often comments, Henderson's small stature allows her better access to smaller spaces in the Vipers and Raptors she repairs.
Character History at a Glance
On New Caprica
A year later on New Caprica, Henderson is married to Tyrol (taking his surname) and is pregnant with Brendan Costanza's child (A Disquiet Follows My Soul), although she has led Galen Tyrol to believe he is the father (Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II). Her intimate relationship with Costanza took place prior to her marriage to Tyrol. Her son, Nicholas (named after her grandfather), is born and lives with her and her husband as of the 67th day of the New Caprica occupation by the Cylons (The Resistance, Episode 1). Knowing her husband's test of faith after discovering that Brother Cavil was a humanoid Cylon, Tyrol is pleased for plans of a dedication ceremony for her new son (The Resistance, Episode 4).
Following suicide attacks by the insurgency led in part by her husband, Cally Tyrol is picked up by members of the New Caprica Police in a night-time raid. James "Jammer" Lyman, in his role with the NCP, discovers that she has been earmarked for execution, and asks Sharon Valerii to save her life. Valerii remarks that she does not know what she can do, as internal security is under the proviso of a different ministry. Henderson angrily tells Valerii to "go away and leave us alone" if she can't help her (Precipice).
Lyman later cuts her bonds and allows her to escape from the detention group slated for execution in a remote location. Chief Tyrol, arriving with a resistance sniper team, pushes his running wife out of the resistance's line of fire as they destroy the Cylon Centurion firing squad. She and her son hide in the resistance's underground bunker (Exodus, Part I).
After New Caprica
Cally Tyrol and her family are evacuated along with most of the human population of New Caprica. She is next seen resting on a bunk with her son in a room overcrowded with refugees. Her husband visits her after he and the Circle secretly execute James Lyman for having collaborated with the Cylons. Before his death, Lyman tells Galen that he saved his wife on the planet. When Galen inquires as to how she escaped the execution and if anyone helped her, she replies that "one of these goons" set her free. She asks her husband how he knows about that, apparently unaware of his role in the Circle (Collaborators). Later she is working alongside Chief Tyrol on the hangar deck again. It is unknown specifically who babysits their son Nicholas when both parents are working (Torn), but formal daycare arrangements seems to have been established for families with dependent children (A Day In The Life) that the Tyrols use.
Tyrol attends the ship-wide boxing match with her husband and son and watches from the sidelines as her husband fights and defeats Admiral Adama (Unfinished Business). She recovers from decompression sickness injuries sustained in an explosive decompression incident while being rescued from a depressurizing airlock along with her husband (A Day In The Life).
Tyrol's relationship with her husband deteriorates as he becomes consumed with his discovery of his true nature as a member of the Final Five. Tyrol, unaware of Galen's discovery, grows angry at his constant absences, often due to secretive meetings with fellow Cylons Foster, Tigh, and Anders. Moreover, Tyrol develops a sleeping disorder and becomes reliant on medication. Awakening one night to find him out of bed and out of their quarters, she finds him in Joe's bar with Foster and witnesses Foster making a pass at him. Tyrol confronts him in a rage, assuming that he is having an affair.
Later, she finds a note in their cabin with instructions for a time and place for a meeting. Thinking that it is a note from Foster, she goes to the place of the rendezvous, only to discover her husband, Tigh, and Foster going into a weapons locker together and closing the hatch. She opens a panel in the corridor and squeezes into a crawlspace where she can hear what her husband and the others are saying.
To her horror, Tyrol discovers the truth of her husband's nature. She accidentally creates a noise that the others in the locker hear. In her flight from the crawlspace, Tyrol leaves the wall panel ajar, which Foster discovers. When Galen returns to their cabin, Tyrol attacks him, knocking him unconscious with a heavy wrench and taking Nicky to the hangar deck, intending to commit murder-suicide by expelling him and herself out a Viper launch tube. Before she can do so, Foster appears, convinces her to stop, and then offers to carry Nicky.
As soon as Tyrol turns her son over, however, Foster strikes Tyrol with superhuman force into the launch tube, stunning her. Foster enters the control room, closes the airlock doors and expels Tyrol into space. The scene ends with a final shot of Tyrol's frozen, lifeless face adrift in space (The Ties That Bind). Galen Tyrol, at that point, is unaware of Foster's role in his wife's death and believes Cally committed suicide because of her mistaken belief that he and Foster were having an affair. (Escape Velocity). Viewers discover, coincidentally, that in their past lives on the Cylon Earth Galen and Tory Foster in fact were lovers, as noted by Samuel Anders in a series of epiphanies about the Five's past and their objectives (No Exit).
During the Battle of the Colony, Galen briefly links memories with the other Final Five members as part of a deal to restore to Cavil and his faction the lost secrets of resurrection. In the link, Galen is able to share memories from others in the Five--particularly Foster's murder of Tyrol. Before the link, Foster was clearly nervous as she knew what they'd see, Enraged, Galen breaks the link and breaks Foster's neck, killing her permanantly with no resurrection, avenging Cally's murder.
Ellen and Saul Tigh comprehend the rationale behind Tyrol's actions to avenge Cally Tyrol's murder (Daybreak, Part II).


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Cancer needs to watch its back this winter because the North Central College wrestling team is planning a takedown.
For the past four years, the wrestling team has been involved with the College's annual Relay for Life event each April. Relay for Life is an all night relay walk or run that raises money for the American Cancer Society (ACS). Many communities and schools participate in Relay for Life, honoring those that have lost their battle to the disease as well as those still fighting.
In previous years, Cardinal wrestling has sold Fear the Bird t-shirts and even held an all-male car wash to do their part for Relay, fundraising at least $1,000 each year. However, for the months of November and December, the wrestling team has created a new fundraising initiative for ACS, titled 'Taking Down Cancer.'
Prior to the start of this season, each wrestler was responsible for securing pledged donations from individuals or businesses. These sponsors have agreed to allot a specific amount of money for each victory and pin by their sponsored wrestler. At the end of December all proceeds will go towards the College's Relay for Life event in April, with the goal of raising at least $2,000.
But the takedown doesn't end there. Each individual wrestler will also wear different colored shoelaces to raise awareness for a specific type of cancer. Wrestlers will wear pink (breast cancer), purple (pancreatic cancer), lime green (ovarian cancer), white (bone cancer), grey (brain cancer), green (kidney cancer), light blue (prostate cancer), or dark blue (colon cancer).
Additionally, the team will be selling pink 'Fear The Bird' T-shirts incorporating the phrase, 'Taking Down Cancer', on the back. These shirts will be sold throughout the season and at home meets for $15 a piece. The proceeds from the shirt sales will also go to the American Cancer Society.
For more information about the 'Taking Down Cancer' initiative or to get involved with the effort, contact North Central head wrestling coach Kevin Bratland at 630-637-5514.


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