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Alan Doyle
|Alan Doyle
Alan Doyle, March 2015
|Background information
|Birth name
|Alan Thomas Doyle
May 17, 1969
Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, Canada
|Musician, producer, songwriter, actor
|Singing, acoustic guitar, bouzouki, electric guitar
|Years active
|Associated acts
|Russell Crowe, Great Big Sea
|alandoyle.ca, www.greatbigsea.com
|Notable instruments
|Takamine guitar with self-cartoon on the bottom
Alan Thomas Doyle (born May 17, 1969) is a Canadian musician and actor, best known for his work as one of the lead singers of Canadian folk rock band Great Big Sea.
Life and career[edit]
Alan Doyle was born to Thomas and Regina Doyle in Petty Harbour, Newfoundland. His mother was a piano teacher. Doyle attended St. Kevin's in Goulds, NL just outside Petty Harbour. Doyle has a brother, Bernie, and two sisters, Michelle and Kim. He was raised Roman Catholic.[1] He attended Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. It is also there that he met Séan McCann, Bob Hallett and Darrell Power with whom he helped to form Great Big Sea. He primarily plays electric and acoustic guitars, and the bouzouki for live performances, but he's been known to play mandolin and banjo.
Before Great Big Sea Doyle played in a duo with John Brenton called Staggering Home. As a teen he played in his uncle's band, the New Sandells.
Doyle's wife, Joanne, gave birth to their first son, Henry Thomas Doyle – whom Alan calls 'The Prince' – in July 2006.
Doyle has also been involved with a handful of stage, television and film productions. As a child, he appeared as an extra in the movie A Whale for the Killing, based on Farley Mowat's book of the same name, which was filmed in his hometown. He has also hosted regional arts awards shows in Atlantic Canada, appeared as a presenter on the Juno Awards and done a turn onstage in his hometown's "24-Hour Musical" performance of Grease. In 2005, he composed music for the CBC comedy Hatching, Matching and Dispatching, which stars Mary Walsh. In 2006, he worked on scoring the film Young Triffie's Been Made Away With, directed by Walsh. Doyle has also produced an album for his sister, Michelle Doyle.
Doyle has been linked to Russell Crowe and his bands 30 Odd Foot of Grunts and The Ordinary Fear of God, having produced and co-written several songs on Crowe's album, My Hand, My Heart, and played several shows with Crowe. In 2011 they released The Crowe/Doyle Songbook Vol.III with 9 songs in both acoustic demo and finished format, for 18 tracks total. This friendship also led to Doyle's casting as Allan A'Dayle alongside Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Kevin Durand, and Scott Grimes in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, released May 14, 2010.[2] He played Dingy in the film Winter's Tale, also with Crowe and Durand, as well as Will Smith and Colin Farrell.
He collaborated with Law & Order music composer Mike Post and wrote and performed a song named "Middle of Nowhere", written for the Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "Broad Channel".[3]
Doyle has guest starred on three episodes of the CBC Television series Republic of Doyle as the character Wolf Redmond. Season 2, episode 2 introduced him as an inmate sent to prison on charges of B&Es and a few robberies. Doyle guest starred with Russell Crowe, Kevin Durand, and Scott Grimes on the first show of Republic of Doyle 's third season after the four had costarred on Robin Hood. His third appearance – the second with Grimes – was on season 4, episode 6. He appeared in an episode of Murdoch Mysteries' tenth season[4]
In 2012, Doyle released his first solo album, Boy on Bridge. The title is a nod to Doyle's credit as the "boy on bridge" in the movie A Whale for the Killing, when he was a young boy. The first single from the album is "I've Seen a Little" and the album features collaborations with Canadian musicians Hawksley Workman, Jim Cuddy, Ron Hynes, and actor-musician Russell Crowe, among others. The video for the second single, "Testify", was nominated for a 2012 Juno. The creation of the album was captured by a film crew, resulting in a documentary also named Boy on Bridge[5] directed by Joel Stewart and John Vatcher.
Doyle, with Great Big Sea, was recently featured on Canadian country artist, Dean Brody's 2012 album titled Dirt. Singing on the track "It's Friday".
In 2014, Doyle released a book entitled Where I Belong, about his youth growing up in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Doyle's second solo album, entitled So Let's Go, was released January 20, 2015.[6] [7]
In 2017, he guest stars in a Murdoch Mysteries episode, "A Murdog Mystery".
|Peak chart positions
|US Heat
|US Folk
|Boy on Bridge
|So Let's Go[6]
|"—" denotes releases that did not chart
|"I've Seen a Little"
|Boy on Bridge
|"So Let's Go"[7]
|So Let's Go[6]
|"The Night Loves Us"
Music videos[edit]
|"I've Seen a Little"[11]
|Margaret Malandruccolo
|"My Day"
|Shehab Illyas
|"So Let's Go"
|Margaret Malandruccolo
|"The Night Loves Us"
|Shehab Illyas
|"1,2,3,4" (with Ed Robertson)[12]
|Sean Smith/Joel Stewart
- ^ [1] Archived June 15, 2009, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ [2] Archived March 9, 2009, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" episode, "Broad Channel" (9.3, originally aired April 13, 2010)
- ^ https://twitter.com/alanthomasdoyle
- ^ "Boy on Bridge (2013)". IMDb. Retrieved January 14, 2015.
- ^ a b c "So Let's Go". Alandoyle.ca. Retrieved January 14, 2015.
- ^ a b c "Alan Doyle - So Let's Go". YouTube. Retrieved January 14, 2015.
- ^ "Alan Doyle Album & Song Chart History – Canadian Albums". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved May 24, 2012.
- ^ "Alan Doyle Album & Song Chart History – Heatseekers Albums". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved May 24, 2012.
- ^ "Alan Doyle Album & Song Chart History – Folk Albums". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved May 24, 2012.
- ^ "I've Seen a Little". Alandoyle.ca. Retrieved June 18, 2012.
- ^ "1,2,3,4 – Alan Doyle". Vevo. Retrieved October 7, 2015.
External links[edit]
- 1969 births
- Living people
- People from Newfoundland (island)
- Canadian folk singers
- Canadian rock singers
- Canadian male singers
- Canadian guitarists
- Canadian songwriters
- Canadian folk rock musicians
- Musicians from Newfoundland and Labrador
- Great Big Sea members
- 20th-century Canadian singers
- 21st-century Canadian singers


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|Gameday notes: Bruins looking for first win vs. Habs
|02.09.11 at 3:02 pm ET
With the Canadiens in town on Wednesday, a regulation win for either team means a four-point swing in the standings. With the Bruins leading the Habs by two points, that means a ton right now.
The unfortunate thing for the Bruins is that they have yet to win against the Canadiens this season, going 0-2-1 in their three games and blowing a 2-0 lead late in the third period Jan. 8 en route to a 3-2 overtime loss.
"It's a long season," Shawn Thornton said of the B's lack of success against the rival Habs. "The last game in there we definitely should have won. '¦ We had a couple of breakdowns, they ended up pulling it out late, and give credit to them for not giving up, but it's a long season. We've got three more against them, and hopefully we can do some damage control."
The Canadiens are coming off a 4-1 loss to the Devils on Sunday. Here are a few other notes:
– In case you haven't seen it yet, Tyler Seguin is a healthy scratch for the Bruins. It's technically the second time he's been a "healthy" scratch, with the team listing flu-like symptoms as the reason he didn't play on Dec. 11 against the Flyers. Zach Hamill and Jordan Caron are both in the lineup playing on the third and fourth line, respectively.
– Patrice Bergeron, who left Tuesday's practice and had to go to the hospital for stitches after getting a puck to the face, is fine and will play Wednesday. Mark Recchi and Zdeno Chara were not on the ice for morning skate but were just given the morning off to rest. They'll both play as well.
– It looks like the recent exchange between former Bruin Hal Gill and rookie P.K. Subban in which Gill called the fellow blueliner an "a–hole" over his treatment of the team's jersey was blown way out of proportion. Members of the Montreal media here who observed the exchange are saying the it was very obviously a joke after Gil accused Subban of "throwing" the Habs' jersey on the ground while getting undressed.
– Speaking of Subban, Tuesday will be his first game at the Garden since destroying Brad Marchand with a very clean but very hard hit in Montreal on Dec. 16. Subban's done some damage against the Bruins, as he has a goal and an assist against them this season in addition to the hit that kept Marchand out for three games with "soreness." The Gregory Campbell penalty he drew following the hit also led to a power play goal.
– Claude Julien was asked about David Krejci and his hopes to step his game up with Marc Savard out. Julien had an interesting answer.
"I'd like him to elevate it all the time. It's something that I think he strives to be consistent, and I think he's a good player, but he's got the ability to be a great player. When he's given that challenge he seems to rise to that occasion."
Krecji has no goals over his last 19 games.
|How the Bruins have become Team Unity, and why it matters
|02.04.11 at 8:57 am ET
Just four minutes into Thursday's slugfest at the Garden, Stars forward Adam Burish came in on Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask and fired a shot several seconds after the whistle had clearly blown, stopping play.
That is a big hockey no-no.
And Andrew Ference made sure Burish paid the penalty. The Bruins defenseman came over to enforce the hockey the law, eventually drawing Burish into a fight ' which Ference clearly won ' and a message had been sent. Don't mess with these Bruins or you pay the price, especially on Boston's home ice.
"We're a tight group," said Patrice Bergeron, who scored twice and assisted on an empty-netter. "We've always said that and we all know that. We're '¦ we get along real well off the ice and we try to bring that on the ice. I think that Ference fight is the best example just by showing that he took a shot after the whistle on Tuukka and Andy responded right away. So I think it's '¦ it showed our unity, and we've got to keep going."
As for Ference himself, he said Thursday's win showed how the Bruins can get back to being the right mix of talent and toughness, just like 2008-09, when they were the top seed in the East and a favorite to get to the Stanley Cup finals.
"One of the good things we did in that year, and something we've established over the last few is, when our team is emotionally and physically involved, we're a very good team," Ference said. "We've proven that the other way around, too. When it's not there, we lose games. You know, go back to the Carolina series a couple years ago. I think that's what almost all of us pointed our fingers at, it was missing. We know that that has to be there for us to be successful, and it was good [against Dallas]."
Bruins coach Claude Julien certainly had no problem with it.
"It was an opportunity for us to step up for each other, and we did and I thought it certainly played in our favor," Julien said of the four fights in four minutes ' three in the opening four seconds. "We're a team that can handle that and guys seem to be ready for it and certainly that part of it was good. Those two quick goals also were proof that we were ready to play." Read the rest of this entry »
|Bruins beat up Stars, 6-3
|02.03.11 at 9:44 pm ET
Three fights in the first four seconds, a goalie change in the first 80 seconds, and a 6-3 Bruins' victory after 3,600 seconds. Boston has to like that result.
The Bruins played a hard-fought (literally) game on Thursday behind lots of fighting majors and timely scoring. Patrice Bergeron had two first-period goals for the B's, with Milan Lucic opening the scoring and Shawn Thornton also scoring in the first. Tyler Seguin provided the B's with an important goal after the team, leading 4-0 in the second period, allowed three unanswered goals.
Gregory Campbell, who was cheap-shotted by Steve Ott two years ago while Campbell was still a member of the Panthers, clearly didn't forget about their history. He was the first of the Bruins players to drop the gloves, as he squared off with Ott just one second into the game. Ott tossed him a pretty good beating, though, and Campbell left the ice bloodied. He did return to the game later in the period. Shawn Thornton and Adam McQuaid also fought for the B's two and four seconds into the game, respectively. Andrew Ference fought Adam Burish at 3:51.
With the Bruins leading 4-0 after the first period, the Stars outshot the B's 16-9 in the second period and got three pucks past Tuukka Rask, courtesy of Karlis Skrastins, Brenden Morrow, and Brad Richards over the course of the final two periods. Seguin put the game out of reach with his eighth goal of the season, while Brad Marchand scored an empty netter after Bergeron hit the side of the net going for the hat trick.
Tuukka Rask earned the victory for the Bruins and improved his , The Stars went 1-for-4 on the power play, while the Bruins were 0-for-4.
– Any time there's a fight off the opening draw, the crowd is going to go crazy. But two fights in the first two seconds? Three in the first four? Needless to say, the Garden was rocking, especially since Shawn Thornton and Adam McQuaid scored decisive victories in the latter two bouts. Milan Lucic made sure the energy boost didn't go to waste by scoring 35 seconds into the game when he took in a pass from David Krejci and beat Andrew Raycroft with a wrester. Patrice Bergeron kept the wave of momentum going when he tipped home a Brad Marchand centering pass 45 seconds later. From there, the Raycroft's night was done.
– Seguin redeemed himself in a big way in the third period. It had been nine games without a point for the second overall pick, and he was coming off perhaps his worst showing of the season Tuesday in Carolina. Seguin didn't get off to a great start Thursday, as he seemed to be treading water between Adam Burish and Skrastins on the Stars' first goal in the second period, but his third-period goal gave the Bruins some much-needed breathing room.
– How's this for a crazy one from the WEEI.com stat truck: Thursday was the second time this season that Shawn Thornton has dropped the gloves two seconds into a game and scored. The other time, of course, was on Dec. 23 against the Thrashers, when Thornton fought Eric Boulton and scored two goals in the Bruins' victory.
– Daniel Paille laid a very dirty hit on Stars forward Raymond Sawada in the second period. Paille lined Sawada up from a good 10 feet away and left his feet for a blindside shoulder to the ear that left Sawada slow to get up. He was handed a five minute major and match penalty for a head shot.
It's very difficult to see how Paille doesn't get suspended for the play, as the match penalty carries a suspension pending review. That's exactly the type of play the NHL is trying to get rid of, and Paille will have to answer to the league.
– The Bruins appeared to take a 5-0 lead 4:10 into the second when McQuaid fired through a Blake Wheeler screen for what would've been his second career goal. Instead, the goal was waved off and Wheeler was sent to the box for a goaltender interference call that was questionable at best. Wheeler had himself planted a good foot outside the crease and it appeared that Kari Lehtonen was the one who initiated contact by coming out of his crease.
– The Bruins won just 22 of the game's 64 faceoffs. All four of Boston's starting centers failed to win 50 percent of their draws. Blake Wheeler was the biggest culprit as he went four of 16, while Patrice Bergeron won just seven of 20, Gregory Campbell four of 10, and David Krejci six of 14.
Scott McLaughlin contributed to this report.
A lot of skaters saw the penalty box, and a starting goaltender saw the bench very early on as the Bruins outmuscled and outscored the Stars in the first period to the tune of a 4-0 lead.
An astonishing three fights took place in the first four seconds of the game, while Andrew Raycroft, starting in an exciting matchup against Tuukka Rask was pulled from the game after only 1:20.
Gregory Campbell dropped the gloves off the face-off with Steve Ott, and their tango just one second into the contest made for the quickest into a game this season that a Bruin has tangoed with an opponent. Campbell was bloodied and left the ice for the locker room. He would return later in the period.
The guy who previously held the distinction of quickest to get in a fight for the B's this season, Shawn Thornton, wasn't to be outdone. He fought Krystofer Barch one second later (the second time this season he dropped the gloves two seconds into the first period, Dec. 23 vs. Thrashers). Adam McQuaid did the twist with Bryan Sutherby two seconds later, with Andrew Ference and Adam
Thirty-one seconds after McQuaid's fight (and still just 35 seconds into the game), Milan Lucic opened the scoring for the Bruins when he beat Raycroft with a wrist shot for his 21st goal of the season.
Forty-five seconds later, Brad Marchand took a pass from Mark Recchi and fired a shot from the top of the circle. Patrice Bergeron redirected it past Raycroft, ending his night after just 80 seconds. Bergeron would score his second goal of the night with 10:25 remaining in the first. The 25-year-old picked up his 19th of the season when Marchand returned his pass in offensive zone to set up the goal.
Thornton beat Kari Lehtonen top left corner with an absolute lacerate 16:01 for his eighth goal of the season. It is the second time he has fought two seconds into the first and also scored in a game, as he had two goals on Dec. 23.
Tuukka Rask stopped all nine shots he saw.
|Bruins and Flyers tied after one
|01.13.11 at 7:48 pm ET
An oddball goal from Scott Hartnell and a Zdeno Chara snipe on a two-man advantage have the Flyers and Bruins tied at one after a period of play.
After Hartnell made it 1-0 by batting a puck in mid-air past Tim Thomas from behind the net, a pair of hooking penalties gave the B's a two-man advantage. Marc Savard stood out on the 5-on-3, nearly scoring in front of the net and making the pass to set up a blast from Chara from the point.
David Krejci is getting big opportunities but is an early candidate for post-game questions about being snakebitten. The skilled center intercepted a pass in the first minute in the Flyers' end but couldn't control it well enough to fire a shot from the dot. With 6:36 in the period, Krejci decked out front and brought Boucher with him.
The good news on Krejci's missed opportunity late in the period was that he drew a Mike Richards hooking call on the play. Hartnell and Braydon Coburn added hooking penalties later in the period, and Chara tied it up on the 5-on-3.
Shawn Thornton did indeed go after Jody Shelley, and the two squared off in a bout that left Thornton bloodied. Shelley delivered a shove from behind to Adam McQuaid on Dec. 11
The Flyers are outshooting the B's, 13-11.
The Bruins made it through the first half of the season with some of everything. From other-worldly goaltending, to injuries, to special teams highs and lows, there wasn't much the first 41 games of the season didn't feature.
One of the things that has made the 2010-11 Bruins a tough squad to figure it out is their inconsistent play. Winning streaks quickly turned to droughts, while it seems they had a knack for following up "worst loss of the season" candidates with statement-making wins. Take the Anaheim loss at home on Dec. 21, for example. The B's put on a lineup-wide clinic on the art of disappearance in a 3-0 Ducks win that had fans booing at their loudest. The next game, they beat up on the Thrashers, both figuratively and literally.
Then there was the blown 2-0 lead against the Canadiens in the third period on Saturday. The Habs came back to sink the B's in overtime, and the Bruins followed it by scoring four goals in the final 3:23 against the Penguins two days later for a 4-2 win. It's tough to find patterns with this team, and with the Bruins having won two in a row, it's tricky to assume whether things are trending upward for the Northeast Division-leading B's.
"Most of us have been around long enough to know that it's a long season with a lot of ups and downs," Shawn Thornton said Thursday. "'¦ Obviously there's going to be a couple of blips there, but you can't let it bother you too much."
"It's a long season. Every team goes through their highs and their lows, but the big thing, if you look around at teams that are at the top of the league, they're consistent," Adam McQuaid said. "Every team has their off night every once and a while, but I think the big thing is this league is consistency.
This season's edition of the B's is a confident bunch, and while they look to make strides in the second half, they aren't going to take anything as a given or assume there won't be more lows.
"You learn from your mistakes," Thornton said. "There's going to be downs, too. It's not the end of the world when we lose, and don't order the rings when you win a game."
|Why the Bruins feel so bad for Tuukka Rask
|01.06.11 at 11:54 pm ET
Shawn Thornton felt sorry for Tuukka Rask. But, more to the point, Thornton – one of the true team leaders in the Bruins dressing room – felt ashamed of the effort in front of him.
Thornton called out the rest of the team for non-support of goalie Tuukka Rask. The Bruins netminder made several athletic saves, including a spectacular one on Martin Havlat to keep the Bruins tied. But the save was for naught as the Bruins fell, 3-1, Thursday night to the Minnesota Wild.
"Tuukka was awesome again," Thornton said. "I think its awful that that kid plays so good for us all the time and we don't get the wins for him its'¦we care about him and we should probably show it in a better way, he stood on his head for us pretty much every night and I don't know his save percentage is .940 or something stupid like that.
"That should be good enough to win a lot of hockey games so we have to look ourselves in the mirror as far as that goes."
Not that anyone is nit-picking at this point, but his save percentage is .928 after stopping 31-of-33 shots he faced, not including the empty-netter by Mikko Koivu with less than a minute to go that sealed Boston's fate.
"It has been disappointing for him all season," B's benched center Marc Savard added. "He comes in and gives us a solid effort. We can't seem to score at all when he is in there. I feel bad for him. He is one of the best goaltenders in the league."
What about the man himself?
"I always try to have a good feeling, you know?" Rask said. "We definitely'¦ we talked about playing better after the second period and, you know, digging deep but, an awful'¦ an awful mistake there went in and cost us the game. I don't even know what happened, it's just, I guess we just lost our focus."
As frustrated as he gets, Rask said he is doing everything in his power to stay upbeat – though the stat sheet shows otherwise, at least in terms of wins and losses.
"Yeah, you know I try to feel good about myself everyday and think positive, and you know, the past couple games have been solid," Rask said. "Tough to lose like this, it's kind of frustrating but you always try to feel good about yourself, but the last three games have been a step in the right direction."
Rask has stopped 67-of-70 shots in his last two games, showing Claude Julien that he might just be ready to pick it up for the second half of the season. There was no better example of that than his save on Martin Havlat late in the second period to keep the game tied, 1-1. From his stomach, he put his left hand up at the last moment to rob the man who already had beaten Rask for the first goal of the game.
"I saw him at the last second, and I just dove there, and I guess the puck was bouncing a bit for him too, and he didn't get enough wood on it," Rask said. "But, you know, it's'¦ you got to be lucky to make those saves, too, but, I guess, half luck, half skill."
In just his 13th game – and 12th start – Rask fell to 3-8-1 despite a 2.58 goals against average, a record neither Thornton nor their coach – Julien feels Rask even remotely deserves.
"This is a goaltender tonight that was outstanding for us, deserving a better fate and gave us a chance to win," Julien lamented. "And so I feel bad for him because he deserves probably to be in the win column tonight, not in the loss column."

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I had a small hump and slight hook nose corrected 3 weeks ago. As you can see my nose is completely messed up. I know the doctors all say swelling, swelling, swelling but come on. Can my nose REALLY go back to normal after this??
Nostrils Uneven, Nose Crooked
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Rhinoplasty and Crooked Nose
As your pictures show, you still have quite a bit of swelling and still have your bruising. It is impossible to comment at this point on your nose and you have to be patient and allow the swelling to settle.
It would be atleast 3 months if not 6 months before any comment can be made. Even then, it will be about a year from your surgery before any qualified plastic surgeon would consider doing a revision.
Good luck.
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You could go out and buy a dedicated pedometer to monitor your steps, but you have to remember to take it with you for it to be of any use. Yet chances are you already have a device that goes with you every time you leave the house – your smartphone. There is enough technology packed inside that device to perform the same task, so by just installing a pedometer app, you can turn it into a pedometer that you will actually remember to keep nearby. Here are four Android pedometer apps you can install that help you keep track of every step you take.
1. Moves
ProtoGeo recently ported Moves from iOS to Android, an app that distinguishes itself by being easy to use, distraction-free, and useful. It has a clean interface that uses circles of different sizes to represent how many steps you've taken, how many minutes you've biked, or how many miles you've run. It tracks your activity each day and has a map where you can view where you've been. There isn't much in the way of settings here, but sometimes that's a good thing.
2. Runtastic Pedometer
Runtastic Pedometer goes more in-depth. This app not only tell you how many steps you've taken, but also how frequently you take a step, how fast you're going, and how far you've traveled. Unlike Moves, the free version is ad-supported, but there's a paid version with more features and no-ads for 99 cents. If you find that you enjoy this app, Runtastic also has a suite of other additional apps available to whip you into shape.
3. Accupedo Pedometer
Like the other apps on this list, Accupedo Pedometer is just that, a pedometer, so you already know what it does. This particular offering is known for its widget that sits on your home screen, giving you a constant look at the steps you've taken. It's configurable, so you can see steps, distance, minutes, calories, and more in a manner that suits you best.
4. Noom Walk
Noom Walk has an interface that's sparse and clean. The app claims to use less than 2% of your battery, consuming as much juice over 22 hours as 20 minutes of screen time or just three minutes of GPS usage. The app lets friends encourage each other by giving virtual high fives. It's entirely free to use, which is also a plus.
There you have it, four Android Pedometer apps that are just raring for you to get out of that office chair and go jogging around the neighborhood, grocery shopping, or just in circles around the house. A pedometer doesn't require you to change your life or make a habit to visit the gym, it encourages you to be more active by just pushing you to take a few more steps than you did yesterday. There's just something about counting your steps that feels like beating a high score.
Image credit: A Woman Checks Her Pedometer While Walking Outdoors by BigStockPhoto


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After moving to London in 2002, Dangerfield founded the Guillemots, an indie rock band that also featured guitarist MC Lord Magrão from Brazil, bassist Aristazabal Hawkes from Canada, and drummer Greig Stewart from Scotland. Upon signing to Fantastic Plastic Records, the Guillemots made their label debut with 2005's I Saw Such Things in My Sleep, a limited-edition four-track EP, followed by the "Trains to Brazil" single later that same year. In 2006, the band released two more EPs, Of the Night and From the Cliffs; a pair of singles, "We're Here" and "Made-Up Lovesong #43"; and eventually the full-length debut album Through the Windowpane. A major-label release on Polydor that was produced mostly by Dangerfield himself, Through the Windowpane reached the Top 20 of the U.K. albums chart on the strength of its many hit singles and critical acclaim. The album was also nominated for the 2006 Mercury Music Prize, an award it ultimately lost to the Arctic Monkeys' Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not.
The follow-up album, 2008's Red, produced by Adam Noble, was a Top Ten hit and spawned the Top 20 hit lead single "Get Over It." Dangerfield subsequently embarked on a solo career, collaborating once again with Noble and others. The resulting debut album, Fly Yellow Moon (2010), was preceded by the lead single "She Needs Me," one of a couple songs on the album mixed by guitarist Bernard Butler of Suede fame. ~ Jason Birchmeier
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If I was I would admit to it.<quoted text>
C'mon admit it- are indeed an American National Socialist/KKK member/sypathizer or both.
You're confusing me with Enzyte Bob.
The reason Mao won is quite simple, the US stood by and watched as the USSR occupied Manchuria and took the arms of the surrendered Japanese and armed Mao.
When we saw this, we cut off arms exports to the Nationalists, because the leftists in DC wanted the Communists to win.
Alger Hiss was a Far East specialist, and he did a ton of damage.
As to your "Chinese Ancestry" I give you a different name, you're an Anti White Racist that cannot stand the existence of the white majority in this country.


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Research project
My name is Taylor Hardee and I am a graduate Architecture student at
Syracuse university. My project is trying to combine the powers of
social media (in order to understand
the representational issues of the everyday home), with the spatial
development skills of the architecture community. If you have a second to respond to the following question it would
be greatly appreciated.
The question: In thinking of vernacular housing as the type of budget to
work with, and if you were given a chance to design your own house,
what would be your primary focus? A) Kitchen space B) Living space C)
Bedrooms D) Storage space
Thank you,
Taylor Hardee
What methods or s/w will you use to reduce the data? SAS?
I am not familiar with the SAS method. This is to see the amount of responses that would result from using the forum genre. Have any advice on evaluating the data?
Kitchen...and I am designing our space
Ok...I build..wife designs
Thank you for the website. I am attempting to take the percentages and combine them with spatial geometries through a program called Grasshopper in a 3d modeling software which creates parametric relationships. Ultimately the percentages and peoples responses would control the floor plan, or section layout of a house.
I'm stuck between living space, and storage space. My reasoning for living space is, well that's where you will spend most of your time, so you want the space to be bigger and comfortable. My reasoning for storage is that, I've seen houses that hardly have any storage space, and well what happens is that cuts into your living space, and overall the house is more cluttered. Lot of storage space also helps you be more organized.
Storage space - I can build a shed or garage...wait I built both
Bedroom - I only sleep there....I'm getting old :wink:
I don't need a freekin huge Master bedroom -even tho ours will be pretty big at ~700 sq ft excluding the walk-in closet, master bathrooms (yes 2) & knee wall storage areas
Kitchen space - Usually the main area of a house & doubles as an entertainment area
With our new kitchen- open to the sunroom & modified dining room that will be a large part of where we spend time
Our 2nd kitchen - in the great room/bar area once finished may actually become our most used area
Living space - that can sort of include Kitchen & bedrooms
I've seen many master bedrooms that include a small kitchen - sink/microwave etc, TV area & office area
So a "Living area" is no longer a seperate area now from other areas
We do have a Living area where our TV is located & my PC
So that area is most used right now until the kitchen/sunroom is finished
Then once the 2nd kitchen/bar/great room is finished that area will most likely be our new "living area" that is used most
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Saturday my friend Nancy and I set up a beading afternoon, and we needed to go to our LBS, which is in a small complex of restaurants and shops built around a courtyard. At the entrance to the Courtyard stood a sign telling everyone to go up to the third floor to the new YS, Knitter's Playground. I had to go (Nancy is a soon-to-be knitter; after all she wasn't a beader until she met me either). So after the bead store we took a look. I didn't have my camera with me, but believe me when I say it was fabulous. The owner, Rebecca, was smart enough to specialize in yarns and knitting that wasn't being carried well at the other LYS. So she had a lot of sock yarn and LACE yarn. She has all the Fiddlesticks and Fiber Trends shawl and scarf patterns. Wanting to support her business venture, I made a little purchase.
Jaeggerspun Zephyr in Admiral
She also carries Fleece Artist (but not the sock yarn) and Hand Maiden Yarns. They are expecting a shipment of Sea Silk: every colorway, over 100 lbs of Sea Silk! I am psyched. She also carries all the Brown Sheep yarns, which are some of my favorites for sweaters.
Last time, I showed a sock WIP for Michael's grandma for Christmas. I was hoping I was knitting the right size. I was not. But no matter! Grandma has very narrow feet, and last July I knit a sock that I thought would fit my medium-wide foot, but the yarn over cable pattern made it too narrow. I can get it on, but the fabric is pretty stretched, so I think it will be perfect for a narrow foot (we are both size 8.5 luckily). So now I am over half finished.
The yarn is Fleece Artist Merino in Renaissance. I can't say enough good things about Fleece Artist Merino. It wears well, keeps its shape and colors, and is very soft and warm. Pooling is also limited in the medium size women's socks I've been knitting. At Simply Sock Yarn Company, Alison has procured FAM in some of the Hand Maiden colorways.
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The Chicago Lawyers' Chapter of the Federalist Society
A Tavern Debate
Resolved: Judicial restraint in defense of tyranny is
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The tables have turned. The courts have shifted. Some dream of a day when the judiciary is no longer held captive by the roving eyes of liberty-destroying justices, and the lost constitution can finally be restored. But—the other side asks—how can conservatives possibly support such assertive use of judicial power? Does that not make conservatives no better than the activists they have long opposed? Is judicial activism only the invention of new doctrines, new theories, and new notions of social order to be imposed by a cloistered court upon an unwilling people? Is judicial activism practiced only by those constructing and imposing ephemeral rules with no basis in our traditions and no basis in the constitutional text? Or, may a Court asserting its judicial power to overturn Constitution-incompatible stare decisis also be accused of judicial activism? Whether it be Heller, Citizens United, or—James Madison willing—N.F.I.B. v. Department of Health and Human Services, is the Court is simply defending the Constitution when it relies on the text of the Constitution to strike down laws and/or old precedents? Would a court acting to overturn Roe v. Wade or even Wickard v. Filburn be "judicially activist" or acting consonant with the Constitution as a "judicial restraint?" In a Republic, can it be a vice to lasso Leviathan with the founding documents? What are the truly conservative principles of jurisprudence? Come join the debate!
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A Musical Salute To Paul Simon At The RTC
The Rockaway Café, has been an annual musical tradition at the Rockaway Theatre Company since 2000. This past weekend many of the talented singers, dancers and musicians, who have been part of this RTC tradition, joined together to honor musical great Paul Simon and to perform more than 30 songs spanning his 50 year career in the music industry.
The Rockaway Café features some of Rockaway's most talented youngster, many of whom are members of the RTC Children's Musical Theatre Workshops, who sang and danced along with Andrew Harwood and Matt Smilardi to Simon's "Cloudy" and "Was a Sunny Day." The children performed several other numbers.
The show featured a nine-piece band led by the talented Jeffrey Arzberger, who along with his wife and fellow musician, Heather, made all the musical arrangements for the show. The choreography was composed by Catherine Leib and Amanda Millwater.
When asked why the music of Paul Simon had been chosen as the subject of this year's Rockaway Café, director John Gilleece explained that he had been inspired by Paul Simon's music for years and had performed several of Simon and Garfunkel tunes with his twin brother over the years. "We all love the wide range of musical genres and vast array of musical influences incorporated into these songs," said Gilleece. "Given the personal connection that many members of the company feel to the man and his work, Paul Simon seemed a logical choice for this year's musical salute."
During the show, it is noted that Paul Simon is a graduate of Forest Hills High School, where four RTC Band members presently teach music. Almost all band members attended Paul Simon's Alma Mater, Queens College. Many of the tunes performed in the show are recognizable. Some of the obscure songs may not be as well known but are equally enjoyable. Rockaway Café '08: A Salute to Queens' Own Paul Simon can be seen at the Post Theater in Fort Tilden on Fridays and Saturdays, September 26 and 27, and October 3 and 4. There will be a matinee performance on Sunday, October 5 at 2 p.m. For more information or to make reservations, call the RTC hotline at 718-850-2450.


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Iron Man star Robert Downey, Jr. was spotted making his way out of the Waverly Inn in NYC last night proudly showing off a sassy new porn' stache:
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Tap Boards are brilliant little chalkboards inside wooden taphandles, making it simple to mark what beneficent liquid will flow from the spout below. They were made with the homebrewer (and pro-am homedrinker) in mind, designed as they were by the fellow who runs Kegerators.com*, but they'd be great for any busy bar that changes its selection often.
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Rockaway Ravens Advance To AYF Super Bowl
The Rockaway Ravens Junior Midgets got one step closer to returning to the National Championships as they secured the American Youth Football League NFC Championship with a victory over the Springfield Rifles. The victory last Sunday at Roy Wilkins Park advanced the Ravens to the American Youth Football Super Bowl in the Junior Midgets division against the Bronx Wildcats.
The Ravens will travel to Staten Island's Monsignor Farrell High School Field, located at 2900 Amboy Road, for the 3:30 p.m. matchup on Sunday, November 12. The winner will advance to the National AYF Tournament held at the end of the month in Florida.
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BeschreibungA fully documented history of Ireland and the Irish from the fifth to the ninth centuries.
InhaltsverzeichnisList of maps; List of tables; List of figures; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; A note on pronunciation; A note on the Chronicle of Ireland; Introduction; 1. Ireland in the seventh century: a tour; 2. Irish society c.700: I. Communities; 3. Irish society c.700: II. Social distinctions and moral values; 4. Ireland and Rome; 5. Conversion to Christianity; 6. The organisation of the early Irish church; 7. Columba, Iona and Lindisfarne; 8. Columbanus and his disciples; 9. The Paschal controversy; 10. The primatial claims of Armagh, Kildare and Canterbury; 11. The origins and rise of Ui Neill; 12. The kingship of Tara; 13. The powers of kings; 14. Conclusion; Appendix: genealogies and king-lists; Glossary: Irish and Latin; Bibliography; Index.
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Warriors legend Awen Guttenbeil was the odd one out at King of The Bays yesterday.
Surrounded by wetsuit-clad swimmers braving a chilly and choppy Rangitoto Channel, Guttenbeil had to make do with the trusty Speedos - after his wetsuit was stolen.
"I wore my wetsuit the first time for a training swim," he told the Herald on Sunday. "I took it off, hung it on the clothes line, and the next morning it was gone."
Guttenbeil figured he'd wear board shorts instead, for the 300m swim.
"But when I got down there, everyone looked so professional, so I stripped down to the Speedos I had from a few years back when I was in the Kiwis."
He emerged from the water, looking slightly pink - but chuffed with himself.
"I thought I could get away with the Speedos because there was nobody I knew - but now you're going to put the photo in the newspaper!"
Also among the 1200 swimmers were TV3 sports reporter Michelle Pickles and Marieke van Zon, 64, who took to the water just two months after being knocked from her bicycle by a newly-qualified driver.
"He nearly killed me," she said. "I'm very grateful to be alive."
The longest race on the day was a 1500m swim won by Dylan Dunlop-Barrett in a blistering 12 minutes and 43 seconds.
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The perfect solo card game is a balanced blend of skill and chance; you've got the know the odds to play your cards right, but you've also simply got to get lucky. If classic solo card games are your forte, you're going to dig on Maxim Leybovich's Masters of Solitaire, a collection of six of the best.
Choose from a selection of games: Klondike, Spider, Free Cell, Pyramid, Scorpion, and Golf. They're all solo games, but the twist is that you play in a "room" with other real users, competing for the top spot on the list of points at the end. Queue up for as many rooms as you like - waiting in a few simultaneously is fine. As soon as a room fills up, the cards are dealt and the timer starts. The more cards you play, the higher you'll rack up the points at the hand's end.
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Counting Down the Best Local Albums of '09
Not to get all nostalgic, but 2009 really was a fantastic year in Dallas-Fort Worth music.
There are various reasons why and, last week, we handled the news-side of it all. But this week's a little closer to the heart. This week really matters. Because, well, the music mattered around here in 2009.
Really—I'm not blowing smoke. This year saw almost an embarrassment of riches around here; paring this, my list of picks for the best records from the region in 2009, down to just 10 proved a painstaking task. It was a deep year, for sure. A bunch of area products even earned national attention. That's not why they're on this list—but, hey, that extra attention's a good thing anyway. All of these records deserve it, really. It'd be a shame if more people didn't listen to 'em. Yes, I mean you.
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9. The O's, We Are The O's
A no-frills debut record from no-frills local bluegrass duo The O's, We Are The O's features John Pedigo and Taylor Young, a banjo, an acoustic guitar, a kick drum—and not much else. Turns out harmonies, strums, plucks and stomps are all this duo needs for its sugary sweet sentiment to tug at one's down-home heartstrings.
8. Sleep Whale, Houseboats
The fact that Sleep Whale can capably and beautifully reconstruct its complex sonic landscape in a live setting has proved a marvel unto itself since the band's introduction to fans under its former name of mom. And on Houseboats, the band offers up a study in why that's such a difficult task—if the layer-upon-layer of acoustic guitar, cello, violin and now (on occasion) vocals aren't complicated enough, the background bells and whistles—proverbial and literal—are.
7. Xrabit & Damaged Good$, Hello World An intoxicating blend of electro-house and Southern hip-hop swagger, Hello World is, in the simplest definition, a party record. But it's more than just another hipster-hop affair; producer Xrabit's beats offer heavy lifting, but local duo Damaged Good$'s sing-along hooks and punch-line-packed verses will find you craving repeat listens.
6. Bosque Brown, Baby
It'd be easy to pin singer Mara Lee Miller as the main draw of Baby. Her voice, after all, is among the region's most heart-stopping and magnetic, immediately recalling an older, better, slower-paced time through the drawl that reins in her striking range. But Baby is far from another singer-songwriter showcase; rather, this timeless disc is a fastidiously prepared one, curated around both Miller's vocals and her band's strong sense of spare Americana arrangement.
5. The Paper Chase, Someday This Could All Be Yours, Vol. 1
The first of two planned natural disaster-themed discs from the twisted brain of John Congleton, The Paper Chase's fifth full-length, Someday This Could All Be Yours, Vol. 1, finds the avant-garde rock outfit at its most anthemic yet. Still as dark, angry, jagged and dissonant as ever, the album also finds the talented players in The Paper Chase's lineup seemingly at their most confident to date.
4. Neon Indian, Psychic Chasms
2009 found DFW-bred electro wunderkind Alan Palomo and his latest set of collaborators focusing on the '70s for inspiration. The resulting record still features the dance bent for which Palomo made his name, but its dance angle is of a refreshingly different, summer-soaked and drug-addled tone.
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Teenage Cool Kids made its name as a group of rousing punks in the Denton house circuit. But what's most surprising about Foreign Lands is the fact that it's not really a punk record at all. Owing more to acts like Built to Spill and Dinosaur Jr. than anyone of the three-chord set, Foreign Lands still finds the band sonically reveling in its lo-fi comfort zone, but more confidently than ever. As such, this disc's 12 tracks burst out of the gate, just begging to be heard.
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"But regrettably, the only conclusion I can come to today is that this is the wrong plan in the wrong place at the wrong time. And I will be a 'no' vote."
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Bravo, Joe Simitian!
To show you how flawed this project is, remember that Joe co-authored the original bill and supported it every single step of the way.
He now AGAINST it.
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He Be?
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Thank You Senator Lowenthal for voting NO on this plan.
This man is probably the most knowledgeable on this subject...video less than 5 minutes
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Please look at:
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Southampton were furious about the controversial free-kick that led to Chelsea's opener from Lampard after 21 minutes.
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Low-Power 60-GHz CMOS Radios for Miniature Wireless Sensor Network Applications
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This chapter discusses several design considerations for low-power 60-GHz complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) radios for wireless sensor network applications at the cubic-mm scale. A background study is provided first, followed by a discussion of challenges to provide a practical scope of the hardware design for the readers. Finally, a compact 60-GHz CMOS transmitter with on-chip frequency-locked loop is presented as an example. This transmitter utilizes the on-chip patch antenna as both a radiator and a frequency reference. This eliminates the bulky off-chip crystal, is FCC compliant, and ensures the node transmits at the antenna's peak efficiency point, making this a cost-effective 60-GHz radio for mm-scale sensor nodes.
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The Mothman Prophecies:
"Gordon Smallwood" and Some Strange Happenings
by Loren Coleman[37]
In the new motion picture, [38]The Mothman Prophecies ( based on the
book of the same name by John Keel), chemical plant worker "Gordon
Smallwood" (Will Patton), is deeply upset by late-night visits, he
thinks, from reporter "John Klein" (Richard Gere). "Smallwood" also
believes that an entity named Indrid Cold is communicating with him,
and this is slowly driving him, well, to turn a phrase, batty.
"Gordon Smallwood" is loosely based on contactee Woody Derenberger,
who reported encounters with an Indrid Cold in West Virginia during
the period of the Mothman sightings there in 1966-1967. This is all
rather obvious, and the "Smallwood" and Woody link is not hard to see.
Right after the movie's opening, Jerome "Jerry" Clark, author of The
UFO Book, posted the following on an online UFO group: "I wonder how
many of you who've seen the movie caught the
deep-inside-the-ufological-beltway use of the name 'Gordon Smallwood'
for the Will Patton character?"
No one answered, but many were interested in learning what the in-joke
was all about.
Jerry Clark explained: "Gordon Smallwood is a pseudonym Gray Barker
[the late West Virginia ufologist, and friend of John A. Keel] used
for Quebec ufologist Laimon Mitris, who allegedly was visited by a man
in black. See chapter 13 of They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers.
Barker writes, 'I would like to know someone by the name of Gordon
Smallwood. The name in itself sounds honest and reputable. If there
are any Gordon Smallwoods reading this book, let them rest assured the
name used here is an invention. But let them write to me for I would
like to know people with such a name.'"
The Mothman Prophecies movie has many layers of meanings and a few
inside jokes: from the Fortean number game turning up in the night
visits related by "Gordon Smallwood", the selection of names (e.g.
Leek = Keel), and even on-camera appearances. Notice the imposing
figure of the bartender at the Marriott who helps the Richard Gere
character with the television channels. That's director Mark
Pellington in his Alfred Hitchcock-like cameo.
There have also been several strange occurrences associated with the
movie's release.
A special screening of The Mothman Prophecies for me and 199 of my
guests in Portland, Maine, on January 23rd, did not occur without a
visit from the weird. One of the most bizarre experiences of my
movie-viewing life happened with about 15 minutes to go in the film.
It was the point at which Richard Gere and Laura Linney are arguing
about whether her character should go help with the governor's
security at the chemical plant. During that conflict, up on the big
screen, the film stuck. It stopped. It slowly started melting. The
film was burning right in front of all of our eyes. It moved a little
and then burned more. Strange shades of black, orange, and red.
Richard Gere's ear seemed to be the source of ghosty images of melting
film footage. We all watched in horror, transfixed. We all were
trying to understand if this was part of the film. The movie strip
began to burn across the screen and people began to yell, "It's going
to break!" Then a fellow film professor, Dan Porter, jumped up, ran
down the aisle, and found someone to deal with the unattended
projector. Everyone was more than a little freaked out by this
experience happening with *this* film. The theater people turned off
the projector, the lights came up, and then we waited. And talked and
talked about the eerie melting. In about five minutes, we all were
watching it again. Bizarre.
(I've now seen the film again - an unburned print. The line missed
due to the projector problem was "You saw Leek." How appropriate.)
The real Point Pleasant, West Virginia, which had a special showing of
the movie on Thursday, January 24th (a day before the national
release) experienced phone outages and power blackouts all day. By
Friday, the hospital's phones in town could call locally, but not
across the Ohio River.
Also on the 24th, Arkansas wildlife artist Bill Rebsamen (who did the
Mothman cover art for my new book, [39]Mothman and Other Curious
Encounters) reported "...can you believe I missed the FX program [the
documentary, Search for the Mothman] last night? Tuesday our phone at
home went dead inside the house...Strange, when you pick up the the
phone it simply sounds like there's a phone off the hook somewhere in
the house. We've never had this kind of problem before. Then, last
night we had a small thunderstorm come through very quickly around 6pm
(didn't even rain for more than an hour and really did not lightning
that much) and our cable went out and did not come back on until about
10:30 our time (30 minutes after the program went off)."
To round out the bizarre happenings, I was on Errol Bruce-Knapp's
Toronto radio show late on January 26th, and it was hit with the most
incredible phone problems I have experienced lately. I was literally
blown off the line with weird echoes and a blasting noise. It
happened not just once, but five times during my hour - twice with
ufologist Jerry Clark on another line from Minnesota. Jerry kept
humorously repeating the words, "I am not paranoid, I am not
paranoid," as it was happening. The line would finally go dead, and
the technical staff at the show would call back, apologizing about all
the "trouble they were having with the phones since they began talking
about Mothman today."
After the program was over, 12:23 AM to be exact, (yep, the Fortean
number game again), I wanted to look into a mirror to see what toil
Mothman had taken on my face. As I began to look into the mirror, an
overhead light that had been on all night, blew up. I was in the dark
- again.
This is just getting a little too strange.
Enjoy the movie.
P.S. As I was finishing this on Sunday, January 27th, news came that
on Saturday, January 26, two Point Pleasant area auto accidents
resulted in five deaths in Mason County. The first accident happened
around 7:05 AM when two vehicles collided on W.Va. 2 south of
Henderson, the town next to Point Pleasant. Michael Lee Wilson, 23, of
Point Pleasant, and Dana W. Chapman, 51, of Southside, were killed.
The second wreck occurred at 1:22 PM on U.S. 35 about one mile inside
the Mason County, and three people from one vehicle were killed and
five in two other vehicles were injured. The Charleston Daily News on
January 27th noted: "The large number of fatalities in one day is
unusual for a rural county such as Mason." Jeremy Bryant, chief of the
Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department was struck by the rare nature
of two such tragedies. "And to beat it all, today is my birthday,"
Bryant said. "I'll never forget it."
Copyright 2002 Loren Coleman
[40][LINK] Loren Coleman is a world-renowned cryptozoologist and
author of numerous books and articles, most recently [41]Mothman and
Other Curious Encounters, available from Amazon.com. You can visit
him online at [42]www.lorencoleman.com.
37. http://www.lorencoleman.com/
38. http://scifidimensions.fanhosts.com/Jan02/mothman.htm
39. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931044341/scifidimensions
40. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931044341/scifidimensions
41. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931044341/scifidimensions
42. http://www.lorencoleman.com/
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- Ok, this might be hokey, and I didn't really think about it much until reading this article, and I don't know if it changes my opinion. Just want to see what others have to say about their own experience in or surrounding the viewing of this film, the Mothman Prophecies.
When I saw the film on opening day at a local theatre, during the film I had to leave because when the 'good' parts were playing, there was a cutting of the volume from lower to higher output. This happened all throughout the movie. It didn't stop after I informed the people at the theatre of the apparent problem, which was within the first 15 to 20 minutes of viewing.
I still think it was a problem with the sound projection, but who knows. LOL
Anyone else have something happen in or around the viewing?
Houston, TX
Ps. Hoky?
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