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See. Told you I wouldn't take as long. This chapter is… kind of happy? Anyway, I hope you like it.
Gains and Losses
"Rose!" The Doctor's shout hung in the air. Everything was still and silent now. Everyone looked up at him, the only person in the room standing… a heart broken expression hidden behind a stony scowl.
"Doctor… What happened?" Sarah Jane asked in confusion, staring in horror at her empty arms. Only a second ago she had been cradling Gallifreya to her chest. Now she, her mother, and her brother were gone. They weren't anywhere. They had just… vanished with a strange shimmer.
"The paradox is broken," he said in a low voice. "We've reverted back, one year and one day." He looked up at the clock. "It's two minutes past 8:00 in the morning." He walked up to the control panel and turned on the comms. to let them hear people calling over the radio, asking what happened. It was obvious that they didn't know anything that had happened to them all. "See?" he said, switching them off again. "We're back just after the President was killed, but just before the spheres arrived. Everything's back to normal, and Planet Earth's restored. None of it ever happened… it never was."
"What about the spheres?" Martha asked
"Trapped at the end of the universe." He slowly walked back towards them, hands in pockets and his face cast down.
"But I remember it," Francine said quietly.
"We're at the eye of the storm. The only ones who'll ever know."
"But… what about Rose?" Sarah Jane asked. "What happened to her?"
"When the year started, Rose wasn't in this universe."
"But you said that-"
"It still took time backwards. It may not have sent you back to where you were, but you're different. You've been reverted back, too. Rose wasn't here when this began… she couldn't be here when it ended."
"So, she's back in the parallel universe again?" He nodded. "Will she remember any of this? What about the twins?"
"I don't know," he said, not looking up.
"But there's Daleks back there!"
"I know!" he shouted. He was trying not to think about it, about any of it. Because now that she was gone, there was no way she was coming back. And he couldn't bare to think about what could happen to her, and all that he'd lost. After the year he'd had, it would drive him mental. If only he'd been smart and had been able to get her to the TARDIS on time, she'd still be here.
The heavy, depressing silence in the room was broken when the Master made a run for it, his shoes slapping across the floor. He was stopped at the elevator by Jack, who was just coming out of it.
"Whoa, big fella! You don't want to miss the party. Cuffs," he demanded of the guard. The man instantly passed them to him, and he cuffed the Time Lord's hands behind his back. "So, what so we do with this one?"
"We kill him!" Clive Jones instantly put in.
"We execute him," Tish said.
"No, that's not the solution," the Doctor told them firmly.
"Oh, I think so." They looked over to see Francine with a gun trained at the Master's chest. "'Cause all those… things, they still happened because of him. I saw them."
"Go on! Do it!" the Master egged her on.
The Doctor had cautiously been walking towards her, and now he stood behind her. "Francine, you're better than him," he told her. Carefully, he lowered her shaking hands, and they dropped the gun. Quickly, he took the sobbing woman into his arms. Seeing the Master over her shoulder, he passed her onto Martha, and moved forward.
"You still haven't answered the question. What happens to me?" he asked.
"You're my responsibility from now on. The only Time Lord left in existence."
"Yeah, but you can't trust him," Jack said.
"No. The only safe place for him is the TARDIS."
"You mean you're just going to… keep me?!"
"Wait, are you sure that's safe?" Jack asked. "I mean I wouldn't trust him around anyone, let alone kids. And you're gonna have two of them running ar…" He faded out, looking around the room. "Where's Rose?"
The Doctor looked at him sadly, he opened his mouth to answer and-
Everyone looked to the middle of the room, where a figure now stood, light fading from around her. She held onto the straps of her bag tightly and looked around in confusion. Her stomach protruded out, covered in a very loose shirt.
"Rose?" Jack said.
After a moment shock, a huge grin spread across the Doctor's face. "Ha ha!" he whooped. He ran over to her and pulled her into a hug. "Rose!" he said joyfully.
"What? I don't understand, how did she come back?" Martha asked.
"The walls must still be sealing themselves. Same events happened back there, and she popped through right at the only point she could. Right here!"
Rose looked up at him, her eyes were slightly glazed and her smile was soft and timid. "I know you," she whispered. The Doctor's face fell. She had reverted back. Right back.
"Yeah. You do. It's me, the Doctor." He remembered that in Mickey's letter it said she wouldn't know who he was.
Rose paused, looking at the ground in concentration. "You're the one Mickey told me to call," she said eventually.
"Yep, that's m-"
Eyes flew about the room in panic. Looking between the Master, blood beginning to stain his white shirt, and Lucy, gun in hand and a dead expression. Jack rushed to the woman and prised the gun from her hand and the Doctor left the frightened Rose's side and caught the Master as he fell, lowering him to the ground.
"There you go. I've got you. I've got you," he said.
"Always the women," the Master Joked, his breath harsh.
"I didn't see her."
"Of course you didn't. You got your little girlfriend back. I'm dying in your arms. Happy now?"
"You're not dying, don't be stupid. It's only a bullet. Just regenerate."
"No," he whispered madly.
"One little bullet. Come on."
"I guess you don't know me so well. I refuse."
"Regenerate," the Doctor cried desperately he couldn't believe this was happening. It couldn't. "Just regenerate. Please! Please! Just regenerate! Come on!"
"And spend the rest of my terribly long life imprisoned with you and your alien of a woman and your two little half-breed rug-brats?"
"You've got to," the Doctor pleaded, tears in his eyes. "Come on, it can't end like this. You and me, all the things we've done. Axons? Remember the Axons? And the Daleks? We're the only two left, there's no one else. Regenerate!"
"How about that?" The Master said with a smug grin. "I win… Will it stop, Doctor? The drumming? Will it stop?" He gasped heavily, his face contorting in pain… then he didn't move or breathe at all, his eyes falling shut.
It all seemed to crash down on the Doctor at once. Even though he had watched the man dying in his arms, he had never fully expected the Master to actually die. The Master, his life long friend. The only other one who remembered Gallifrey and knew all its secrets.
Tears falling down his cheeks, he pulled the Master's body to him and cradled him as he rocked with grief. No one around him said anything. He could tell that they were all too confused by what was going on, or were letting him have a moment. He was so overwhelmed by the sound of nothing but his sobs, that he didn't hear the faint footsteps making their way towards him. He did notice the hand on his shoulder, and looked up into Rose's sad face.
Gently taking the body from his arms and lying it neatly at the floor, she slid her arms through his and held onto him. He held her back, just as fiercely as he had his friend, crying and taking comfort in the woman he never thought he'd see again.
And they stayed like that, for how long, not even he knew.
After some time, people had come and taken away the Master's body. Jack at least had the sense to get it taken to the TARDIS. After he came back from that, he gently picked Rose up, then helped the Doctor to his feet, too. The Doctor was quiet, and Rose was looking about with a slightly vacant look on her face. It disturbed him to no end.
"Um, I'm sorry, what was I doing?" she asked. Both men looked at her in disbelief.
"It's okay, Rose, you weren't doing anything," Sarah Jane said, coming over.
"…Oh. Where am I?"
"You're on the Valliant. It's an air ship. You're back in your own universe." The way the woman was talking, it was as if she were trying to reassure a very slow child. Her voice was almost trembling, as if she were upset, or scared.
"My own… I don't understand."
"What's wrong with her?" Jack said, tears in his voice. "Why's she…"
"I had an accident," Rose explained. "I don't know… My memory's a mess… Hey… I... I think I know you. And you." Jack, the Doctor and Sarah Jane gave her reassuring smiles that were laced with unease. She smiled at the Doctor. "Especially you. I see you all the time, in my head… It hurts. Why do you hurt?"
"Because I was gone. But I'm back now. You're here with me," he told her. "Like you're supposed to be." Mickey's letter had said that her brain showed signs of bruising from the lack of contact. It would be a slow recovery, but it should move quicker with him and their children with her. Their children… The twins!
"Is no one going to mention that she's pregnant again?" Martha chimed in, joining them.
"Yeah, I was just thinking about that actually," the Doctor said. "Well, not about why, but it only just really hit me that they've reverted back so far that she hasn't even given birth!"
"Who… who's pregnant?" Rose stuttered.
Sarah Jane looked up at the Doctor. "I think we should get her to the TARDIS before we go any further."
"Yeah, might be a good idea," Jack said, looking around at the audience they'd gathered. "How about we jump this horrible airship? Martha, grab your family. Everyone else can meet us back on the ground."
"No, no, I have to call someone," Rose said, going for her bag.
"Yup, that was me, the Doctor. Hello." He grinned at her.
"Oh, sorry," she said. "My memory's a mess. I was in an acci-"
"It's okay, Rose," Sarah Jane told her. "We know everything. Just let us help you now, okay?"
"Okay," she said. She didn't really know who these people were, but she recognised them, and she knew that she could trust them… Except for the woman her age, she didn't recall her at all.
She watched as the one she didn't recognise went off and gathered what looked to be her family, then they were all led down through the halls of the ship. They came to a storage room with a large blue box in it.
Her mouth dropped open, and excitedly, she ran towards the door. She knew this box. She could feel a connection to it. A thrumming in her veins, making her feel more alive than she could ever remember being. Part of that empty feeling had gone away, and she knew it had to do with this.
The Doctor chuckled at her, then stepped forward to open the door and let everyone in. Martha went and sat on the captains chair, looking like she needed a good rest. Jack ran excitedly to the console, working on getting rid of any last damage. He'd already broken down as much as he could, and tossed the metal that had broken the TARDIS out. And Sarah Jane stayed close to Rose, who had a look of awe and happiness on her face. She went to one of the corral struts and placed her hand gently on it.
As for the Jones family, they were looking about with an expression he was all too familiar with. They all looked like they were trying to say something.
"Oh my god!" Tish finally managed to exclaim. "It's - it's - it's-"
"Home," Rose said, a content smile on her face. "This is home."
The Doctor grinned at her. "Yes it is. Your home. My home… And anyone else who wants to stay. This is the TARDIS."
"Time and Relative Dimensions In Space," the words automatically came to her. It made the Doctor grin even more.
That grin was so familiar… she'd seen it before… Suddenly she was overwhelmed by a torrent of images. That smile. Oh, she had seen that grin many times. She knew this man better than anyone. Cared for him so much… Loved him. And from the few memories she'd just gotten, he had loved her.
"Were we a couple?" she suddenly asked, her head tilted to the side. The Doctor almost choked on air, and Jack cracked up laughing.
"Yes," Jack replied.
"No!" the Doctor cried over him. "Well, not exactly. We were kind of… And I guess we kind of acted like one, enough people pointed it out. And we… Bloody hell, how do you explain this one?"
"Commitment issues?" Jack supplied.
"We both… loved each other, but sort of agreed to not say it… properly."
"But…" Another memory flashed through her mind. "I said it… Why was I so sad?"
"Because we had to say goodbye," he said, coming over and wrapping an arm around her. It was sad to see the look on her face, and he wasn't too keen on this subject. "You were in the other universe, and I was here. Trapped. I could only send a message to say goodbye… and it cut off before we could finish."
"But you did love me," she stated. The Doctor's mouth opened and closed, but he was saved from taking when she carried on. "I can tell from the way you looked at me." He just smiled at her in relief.
Suddenly, she winced in pain, tensing up. "Are you alright?" he asked in concern.
"Yeah, just a cramp, I think."
"Ah, actually, it's not," Sarah Jane said, coming over. "Martha, how about you get your family settled into some of the guest rooms."
"Er, yeah. Good idea," she said. "Come on, you lot. Rooms are this way. Let's give these guys some privacy, and get us into some normal clothes." And she led them down the main passage and away.
"Right," Sarah Jane said, turning back. "Rose, this is going to be a huge shock, so I want you to do me a favour. Close your eyes and put your hands on your belly?"
"What? Already?" Jack asked as Rose did as she was told.
"I told you. It was only a few hours after she arrived. It shouldn't be more than an hour longer till she-"
"What is that?" Rose said in confusion. "What's on me?" Her eyes snapped open and she looked down. But she didn't see anything, it looked normal. Her hands resting on her flat stomach… although, it did feel like her hands were further out than they were.
"Rose, that wasn't a cramp. It was a contraction. You don't know it, but you're pregnant."
"Pregnant?!" she cried. "I think I would know if I were pregnant! Look, I know my mind is a mess, but I'm not stupid."
"You can't see that you're pregnant, but you are," the Doctor told her. "You kept forgetting you were, and freaking out when you saw your stomach, so your family put a perception filter on you."
"I'll get it," Sarah Jane said, walking over to her. "It's under your shirt, so don't panic… and, try not to panic when I take it off." And with that, she lifted the shirt and pulled off the little black sticker that was stuck to her stomach.
Instantly, Rose's eyes bulged. "Holy shit!" she squeaked. "I'm a bloody balloon! I'm huge!"
"And still hot as anything," Jack winked at her.
"Not helping, Harkness," Sarah Jane said.
"What the hell am I carrying? A bloody planet?!"
"Twins, actually?" the Doctor grinned.
"But… Oh my god! Who's the dad? I don't even know who the father is!"
"Ah, that would be me, actually. Bit of a surprise, to be honest. Kind of lacking the memories, but I know what happened."
"Too much alcohol?" Jack asked.
"Corrupt Sonic Pulse. Increased adrenalin and desire and lowered fear to the extreme that you would black out and recover to find you'd gone though with something you'd always wanted to do. Well, things they wanted in the nearest vicinity, at least. Although, usually it was to such an extreme that some people were doing things that injured them."
"And you banged Rose. Always knew you two had something."
"Shut it, Jack-"
"Hello!" Rose interrupted. "Can we get back to the fact that I am pregnant!"
"Technically, we were talking about you being-"
"Not like that!" She winced again. "Oh my god, am I in labour?!"
"Ah, short answer. Yes."
"You have got to be kidding me!"
Sarah Jane couldn't help but laugh. This was so much better than last time. And at least this time, she was with people who cared for her. Better yet, the Doctor was here. Perhaps this time, it would go as it should have.


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A.J. Aniston, Jennifer Aniston's Crust Punk Half-Brother, Wants To Cuddle With You
The paparazzi have been searching for Jennifer Aniston's half-brother, son of John Aniston and his second wife Sherry Rooney, for the last nine years. He was last spotted at the 2004 premiere of "Along Came Polly," as a clean cut 14-year-old. At long last, A.J. Aniston, now a 24-year-old crust punk, was found wandering the playa at Burning Man, complete with a raccoon tail and two stomach tattoos ("Live Free" and "Down To Cuddle" right above his crotch). So what has A.J. been doing all these years? The self-described "traveling artist," who sleeps on a mattress in the back of a van and likes to "make his own bikes," has been busy trekking between Los Angeles, Santa Cruz and Alaska. When asked if would ever talk to the press about Jen, he replied: "Never." Ouch. He may not be down to talk about his sister, but he is down to cuddle. [NYMag.com; Daily Mail UK]


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A dry day is expected Tuesday as the ridging remains over the area. The models are trying to flatten the upper ridge in the afternoon with an approaching short wave trof. However, moisture is lacking and thus a rain free day. .LONG TERM...(Tuesday night through Sunday) Issued at 347 AM CDT Mon Aug 14 2017 Tuesday night-Wednesday night a potent upper level shortwave and associated surface low moves across the upper midwest, bringing a period of showers and a few thunderstorms to the forecast area. Models are fairly consistent in depicting that this feature will affect our area, but the strength and track of the low vary a lot between models and over the last few runs. That said though, have raised pops between 09Z Wednesday through 12Z Thursday over the consensus to depict this greater confidence in this event happening. The GFS looks overamplified aloft and too strong and too far north with the surface low, so am favoring a more moderated solution between the ECMWF and NAM solutions. Since I am favoring a more southerly solution to the surface low, have reduced the thunder somewhat. Thursday the precipitation chances slowly ramp down as the system moves off to the east. Beyond Thursday there are some pretty large differences in the synoptics of the forecast. By Thursday evening the general pattern of low pressure system just to our east and ridging over the west coast/Rockies is fairly consistent. However, the GFS has a potent secondary shortwave moving out of the Rockies that is much weaker in the ECMWF. Over the following 24-36 hours the GFS ramps this feature up into a fairly strong system that moves a surface low across the mid Mississippi River valley that just does not exist on the ECMWF. This makes a pretty big difference in the models by Saturday, producing large uncertainties in the forecast beginning on Friday and continuing through the weekend and early next week. 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Casshan: Robot Hunter, known in Japan as Robot Hunter Casshern (ロボット・ハンター・キャシャーン) or simply Casshern (キャシャーン, romanized as Casshan in the official logo), is a 1993 OVA produced by Tatsunoko Productions and animated by Artmic (episode 1 to 3) and Gainax (episode 4). This series is based on Tatsunoko Productions' 1973 anime series Neo-Human Casshern. Casshan: Robot Hunter was originally released as a four-volume series in Japan.
In the distant future, where cyborgs and humans struggle to survive after the war which destroyed the world, a being in white suit awakens. His name is Casshern and he remembers nothing of his own past. In barren and dark dystopian world, where every being alive seems to hate his existence and the evil from his past wants him dead, Casshern, haunted by the flashes of his past memories has to survive and figure out who or what exactly he is and how he got to where he is now. But he does not know that he might not like the horrible truth of the past, hidden deep inside his mind… Created as an intended reboot of Casshern franchise.[sociallocker]
Shinzou Ningen Casshern (1973-1974)
Opening Theme: "Tatakae! Casshan" by Isao Sasaki
Ending Theme: "Are wa Shinzo Ningen" by Isao Sasaki
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Ending Theme: "The Meridian of Hope – Horizon Blue" by Columbia Animation Stars
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#2: "Hikari to Kage" by Shinji Kuno [Single w/scans]
"Aoi Kage 「Ballad Ver.」" by Otoyakichiemon'Ju (ep 13)
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Caramelized Onion, Rosemary, and Pine Nut ToppingPublished: April 2009
IngredientsMakes about 1 1/2 cups Servings
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 1/4 pounds onions, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary
- 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 3 tablespoons pine nuts, toasted
Melt butter with oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add onions; sauté until tender, about 5 minutes. Reduce heat to low; mix in rosemary and salt. Sauté until onions are golden, about 30 minutes. Season with pepper. Cover and chill up to 3 days. Stir in pine nuts before using.
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Hey all ,
I've falling on my ass a couple of times with this and was wondering where am going wrong. I've been dating girls (either online or when am out with my friends) , they notice me so we chat and I get their number , we go out for a first date , then text for a week then second date , then text a bit more , then they flake out . Tried taking it easy on the texting , drop one off here and there and also tried to stay in touch almost every day. It seems that I'm missing something , they'll never tell you why they dont wish to keep contact, they just drop off the face of the planet. makes me not want to talk to girls in the first place , coz if the end result is going to be this then why bother in the first place? my traits are tall muscular build funny educated , well rounded and generous.. it seems that this behavior seems prominent in the really good looking ones (yes , all of you reading this are good looking too !)
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yeah , I've tried all combos , appearing keen and interested , appearing slightly interested or somewhere in the middle , what I don't get is if they like my appearance which they do , if they don't like my character then why go on a second date? I don't wanna be a player and bang everyone I see , I just want to nail one down that I actually like (those happen to be the attractive ones)
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As sports enthusiasts we become obsessed with our teams. It's consuming, it's unhealthy, and we love every minute of it. And every birth of a child inspires the "race to recruit". Hell, I've been talking about the Yankees to my nephew since the day he was born. He's two years old now and can't say my name right, but he can say "Yankees" clear as day. And that's perfectly ok with me.
But I often wonder (fear?) that all of that work will have the opposite effect. Will he eventually become a Red Sox fan, forcing me to denounce our DNA connection? When I do have children of my own, will they all turn out to be Eagles fans?
Take my dad for instance. He's an old school Dodgers fan from back in their Brooklyn days. This, of course, makes him a natural Yankee hater. I live and die by my Yanks. How did that happen? And where did my parents go wrong with my brother, who is a Mets fan? Did they not love him enough as a child?
So is it nature or nurture that makes us choose our allegiance? Can we really influence the decision at an innocent age, or is it all a crap shoot?
If I could figure this out and sell the formula, I think I'd be very rich.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Nature or Nurture?
As sports enthusiasts we become obsessed with our teams. It's consuming, it's unhealthy, and we love every minute of it. And every birth of a child inspires the "race to recruit". Hell, I've been talking about the Yankees to my nephew since the day he was born. He's two years old now and can't say my name right, but he can say "Yankees" clear as day. And that's perfectly ok with me.
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- Anonymous said...
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- April 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM
- SportsGirl365 said...
Classy. In the words of the great (?) Bill Simmons..."Yup. These are my readers."
- April 18, 2007 at 4:04 PM
- Joel Furfari said...
It's all nurture. The really interesting dilemna isn't Yankees vs. Red Sox, but Yankees vs. Mets... or White Sox vs. Cubs, etc.
Or look at London: where something like 10 professional soccer clubs compete for allegiance. In a lot of parts of the world, what team you support tells a lot about a person: what relgion, class, neighborhood, political party, ethnicity they come from. In America, we're pretty much free to pick and choose our teams because there's really not THAT much difference between fan bases, even among the big rivalries. A Yankee fan's identity wouldn't be deadly even in Boston, but a Celtic (of Glasgow) supporter in a protestant area of Northern Ireland could be killed.
Too much tribalism can lead to all kinds of violence problems, but the opposite side is a corporatized sports world where the teams are all equal and no one really cares that much... which pretty much describes sports in america today.
- April 19, 2007 at 1:35 PM
- Bish said...
Tough call. I think a lot of it depends on the degree of lyalty the parent has to the team. I went my own way in baseball (Mets - family was die hard Giant fans, so it's kinda logical) and football (I'm a die hard Chiefs fan, family was all Giant fans).
I'm totally forcing my preferences on my kids, though! They WILL root for the Mets, Chiefs, Rangers and Suns, at least while I still have any kind of influence on 'em.
- April 19, 2007 at 1:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
i say nurture. i was born and raised in the heart of Phillies/Eagles/Flyers country (Southern New Jersey) and my dad preached Mets/Giants to me everyday (i picked up the Rangers on my own). i took a lot of ribbing from the kids in school but i am still a die hard fan of the NY teams. i avoided many temptations to jump ship.
- April 19, 2007 at 1:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
I think it depends on what, exactly, you mean by "nature" and ""nurture."
My impression is that nurture trumps all in the sense that most team allegiances are inherited. but geography is usually paramount in the determining the allegiances of those forebears who are doing the passing down.
Geography suggests "nature," that your fandom is dependent solely on where you grew up (discounting collegiate afiliation, of course). But mushc of that has to do with the community of fans in a certain location and nothing inherent to the location itself. So in that sense, "nurture" applies as well.
It's an interesting question.
- April 19, 2007 at 1:55 PM
- R.J. said...
I liken a rooting interest to a religion. For example, I am a White Sox fan because my father is a White Sox fan. I grew up a White Sox fan.
I was also raised Jewish. I do not believe in any religion now, but I still identify as Jewish. I certainly have never found a compelling reason to not consider myself Jewish.
To be honest, I'd like to not be a Sox fan, but I am. And I always will be.
David Plotz, on Slate.com, has a nice bit in his "Blogging the Bible" series about how one chooses a religion and I think it works just as well for sports:
"Sometimes the theologians forget that religion is not a calculation: Almost always we come to God or Allah or the Buddha not because we have carefully analyzed the relevant laws, texts, and miracles but because someone we love and admire leads us to them."
- April 19, 2007 at 1:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
Simmons is gay
- April 19, 2007 at 2:02 PM
- Poster Nutbag said...
you should be so lucky to have your child grow up and eagles fan.
and if you are cute, i will gladly play dyanformer to your mare.
- April 19, 2007 at 2:49 PM
- Eric said...
And here I was hoping for some clarification...
It's all experience. Case in point: my father really got into the Red Sox in 1967. Before that time he had half-heartedly support the Sox, because of his family connection, but the 1967 team was the first team in his lifetime that was really interesting to watch. His younger brother, who came of age in the 1970s, is a Yankees fan, for the same reason.
- April 19, 2007 at 3:00 PM
- Mr. Smooth said...
New blog and you already have "THOSE readers"! Awesome! :) Good luck with the writing.
- April 19, 2007 at 3:16 PM
- Fat Ted said...
A family with a Dodgers fan, Mets fan, and Yankees fan. Something is wrong with your family, explain yourself.
- April 19, 2007 at 3:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
this a good question that any reasonable sport
fan should ask him/her self. i lived in Rockford IL
for a while, and it was close enough to the WI/IL border that there were an almost equal number of bear and packer fans. kids usually rebeled against their parents by switching sides when they got to be teenagers. i thought it was random that they did that.
good blog by the way. the guys from deadspin.com linked to you, just in case you were wondering how i came around.
- April 19, 2007 at 6:00 PM
- Netsy said...
Wait... How did you become a Yankee fan, being the child of a Dodgerite? This blog entry feels rather incomplete without that bit of self-examination.
I know that my own Yankee fandom arose partially because of my father's brief minor-league pitching contract with the team and partially because of the success of the flashy late '70s Yankees. (I know, I know, but you can't really accuse a four-year-old of bandwagoning, can you?)
My three siblings went with the Red Sox, White Sox, and Blue Jays as their respective teams, for reasons still unknown to me. I'm not even sure if there was solid reasoning involved. Maybe my sister just thought Carl Yastrzemski was cute, who knows?
We grew up in the Washington, DC area, though, so we didn't have a local baseball team to unify us in fandom.
- April 20, 2007 at 1:08 AM
- bamagirlinVA said...
i argue for nurture. my daddy raised me a true-blue yankees fan, and we're not even from the north. dad grew up in south georgia, and while i was born in new jersey, i lived most of my life in gulf-coast alabama. daddy picked the yankees because of mickey mantle, and i kept the faith because of him. if it had been nature, daddy would've been a cardinals fan (the braves weren't in georgia when he was a kid), and i would've been a (shudder) braves fan. ick. thank god for nurture!
- April 20, 2007 at 10:18 AM
- SportsGirl365 said...
fat ted (can I call you fat, or is that too informal?)...Phillies fan? My condolences.
Netsy, I'm not really sure how I became a Yankees fan. I've been a fan for as long, if not longer than I can remember.
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While the rest of the state is enjoying a boost, Hawaii Island is expected to welcome fewer airline visitors this year compared to 2012.
However, there will be a silver lining for Hilo in 2013: A United Airlines representative said Friday the airline intends to restart its weekly, nonstop flights between Hilo and San Francisco during the busier summer months.
The Hawaii Tourism Authority reported Friday that ticket sales for airline seats to the state are projected to grow by 6.8 percent in 2013. But Hawaii Island will see decreases at both Hilo and Kona international airports, at 11.6 percent and 3.3 percent, respectively.
According to the tourism authority, the state had a record-breaking year in 2012, with just over 10 million air seats sold. That number is expected to climb to 10.75 million this year, the HTA says.
Statewide, domestic seats are anticipated to increase from 6.89 million to 7.12 million, while international air seats will grow from 3.18 million to 3.63 million.
"We will continue to work with our global marketing partners to ensure the success of our new and existing routes," said David Uchiyama, vice president of brand management for the HTA. "It is also important for us to focus on driving demand during off-peak seasons and distributing visitors across all of the islands.
"With Taiwan's recent entrance to the U.S. Visa Waiver Program and the new routes we've established throughout the Asia Pacific region, we anticipate growing our market share across the globe. The Asia and East Coast routes will allow us to reach new markets such as Southeast Asia and Latin America, and continue to expand our efforts in Europe."
Despite the increases elsewhere, the Big Island won't see the same success in selling tickets, according to the HTA.
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The bulk of that loss is due to United/Continental bringing to an end in August its once-a-week direct flights to Hilo from San Francisco.
"Some of that might be coming back," said George Applegate, executive director of the Big Island Visitors Bureau. "It all depends on demand. And I think we're gonna have a real good year this year with tourism."
Reed Shigeoka, United's general manager at the Hilo and Kona airports, said Friday that the airline intends to resume in June its direct flights between San Francisco and Hilo, which were canceled in August.
"It will be once a week on Saturdays, nonstop, totaling an additional 160 seats per week," Shigeoka said. "It'll just be for the summer season."
He anticipates the flights will run during the busy season from June 7 to Sept. 6.
As for Kona, that airport will see a 3.3 percent drop, with a total of 613,055 seats expected to be sold. The recent addition of flights from Anchorage, Alaska, San Jose and Oakland, Calif., will help, somewhat, but losses in seats from Denver, Colo., Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle, paired with a decrease in domestic seats will serve to hurt ticket sales on the leeward side, compared with last year.
Even so, Applegate said he anticipates a number of conventions on the island this year, which will help to market Hawaii Island to more visitors. He also anticipates a number of "hotel buyouts" during those conventions, when hotels on the island will be left with no vacancies.
"We've got a lot of groups coming in this year, and wherever you have demand, airlines will change their schedules," he said.
In its report, the HTA says it anticipates domestic airline seats to reach their highest level since 2007, and international seats are expected to reach their highest point since 2000.
"With more than 268,000 added air seats, the Japan market is expected to see an addition of more seats into Hawaii than that from any other major market area in 2013," the report reads. "Total scheduled seats from Japan are expected to rise 14.5 percent, pushing the total seat count for the market over the 2 million mark for the first time since 2001."
The Oceania region, including Australia and New Zealand, is identified as the state's fastest growing region, with air seats expected to grow 41.5 percent this year.
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The 8th and 34th British Divisions objective was the town of La Boisselle. The 8th Division attacked from the north, up Mash valley between Ovillers and La Boisselle, while the 34th Division moved up Sausage valley and flanked La Boisselle from the south. Two large mines were set off to open a gap in the German defenses, but the mines, and the week long British bombardment preceding the attack, had little effect on the Germans. As soon as the bombardment lifted, the Germans returned to trenches and the British advance meet with disaster, as most of the land they were crossing provided little cover. Some of the German trenches were gained, but the town of La Boisselle was still under German control at the end of the day.
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Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou scored what may prove to be a Pyrrhic victory in the early hours of Saturday as he rallied his fractious party behind the controversial plan to stave off Greece's creditors.
In order to gain the votes he needed for the 153-145 victory in parliament and prevent a snap election, Mr. Papandreou promised to dissolve his own government and consider the idea of somebody else taking his job.
His speech before the vote sounded almost maudlin as he looked back on the achievements of his career, defended his place in history and described his latest political manoeuvre as an act of self-sacrifice for the sake of restoring the Greek economy.
Mr. Papandreou said his party will now look for opposition members willing to form a new coalition government whose mandate will be to secure the new debt deal. "I'm even willing to discuss who will lead that government," he said.
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Opposition leaders had called for Mr. Papandreou's resignation and quick elections, and the biggest opposition party boycotted the confidence vote, but the Prime Minister argued that an interim government is necessary to shepherd Greece through the first steps of the financial rescue. It now appears that Mr. Papandreou hopes to delay elections until early spring, after European lenders pay the seventh instalment of bailout money as scheduled in February.
The instalment plan has already been delayed, however, by concerns about whether Greece will make good on its end of the bargain by tightening spending and pushing ahead with reforms. The most immediate concern is whether Greece can obtain the sixth instalment, of $11-billion, before going bankrupt next month. The money has been held up by European authorities until Greece commits itself to the bailout program, which remains unpopular on the street.
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"This agreement gives us a good opportunity, maybe the last opportunity, to rebuild this country on solid foundations," he said. "We cannot miss this opportunity or we will be held to account by history."
Stefanos Manos, 71, a former Greek finance minister, said the drama eclipsed anything he has witnessed in three decades of politics. It's not only the Greeks who lost confidence in their Prime Minister in recent weeks, Mr. Manos said; the international community wants to deal with new leadership. "[French President Nicolas]Sarkozy would refuse to sit in the same room with him," Mr. Manos said of his former political ally.
The veteran politician said the Greek electorate does not want to accept the austerity needed to recover from the crisis, and the unpleasant result in the medium term may be expulsion from the euro zone.
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"The people on the street do not want to exit the euro," he said. "They want a plan that works."
Mr. Varoufakis predicted that Greece would continue to limp through political chaos until the euro "implodes," or the European Union rescues all of its ailing economies with a grand bargain that would dwarf the Brussels agreement in scope. European banks must limit their demands on Greece, Ireland and other countries burdened by high deficits, he said; in return, those countries must promise to cut back in areas that won't hurt growth, such as defence procurement, tax breaks for the wealthy and agriculture subsidies. He also suggested that Europe should invest in the worst-hit areas to promote a quick recovery.
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TORONTO - In the wee hours of almost every morning, Dustin Hoffman rouses from bed, pours some coffee and meticulously scans the pile of more than a half dozen newspapers delivered to his doorstep each day.
Part of what he finds in those crisp papers (in those crisp hours) is inspiration. He loves reading about the tireless achievers still aiming high in their twilight years — you know, stories about the 104-year-old filmmaker or the 94-year-old triathlon runner.
While still a few decades away from such longevity, Hoffman might be also considered an inspiring example: the 75-year-old first-time director, making his behind-the-camera debut with the light-hearted new dramedy "Quartet," opening Friday.
"There is that attitude — you resist the clock, I guess," the buoyantly personable acting legend said in an interview during the recent Toronto International Film Festival, where "Quartet" screened. "You can live your own Einstein Theory, (where) time is relative.
"If there's three acts to a play, I still feel I'm in my second act."
Perhaps not coincidentally, "Quartet" explores similar questions about retaining one's vitality in old age.
Adapted by Ronald Harwood from his play of the same name, "Quartet" focuses on a cluster of former opera singers living together at the Beecham House, a stately home for retired musicians.
Two-time Oscar winner Maggie Smith is cast as Jean, a haughty, difficult diva who agrees to live at Beecham but — saddened and self-conscious over her gradually deteriorating vocal skills — stubbornly refuses to take part in the home's annual gala concert.
Three of her more upbeat new housemates (portrayed by the estimable likes of Tom Courtenay, Pauline Collins and Billy Connolly) work to change her mind — both about singing the quartet from Verdi's "Rigoletto" but also about the process of aging — with their intertwining personal histories never far from the fore.
Rookie directors are rarely blessed with such a gifted ensemble, and Hoffman was quick to point out his good fortune.
"I had to do very little," he said. "Really, all you do is make sure they feel comfortable and alive and give them time to fail. That's the key. In movies, you're not given that.... But you let the actors fail, let them find it. Don't force them to be there right away."
His actors certainly seemed to appreciate it.
Collins, for one, praised Hoffman for his willingness to entertain ideas from anyone on set. Her own performance as a sweet-natured woman beginning to show signs of dementia was informed by watching her own mother struggle with the condition, and she found Hoffman totally receptive to her interpretation.
Meanwhile, Connolly — the beloved Scottish comedian with the wild hair, dirty mouth and seemingly ceaseless supply of hilariously meandering anecdotes — admits he was intimidated by the pedigree of his decorated co-stars, so Hoffman's nurturing presence was a relief.
"Oh my God — I was scared to go to work," he said. "(Hoffman) knows, as a world-renowned great actor, what works and what doesn't, and what's too long and what's not long enough.
"It's very, very comfortable to be directed by a guy like that."
Not that all of Hoffman's charges were so reverential.
Courtenay, an Oscar nominee for 1965's "Doctor Zhivago" and 1983's "The Dresser," decided to toy with the director when he saw Hoffman apply a bit of sunscreen to his nose on a sunny day of shooting.
"I said, 'Dustin, when you have that stuff on your nose, it reduces your authority,'" Courtenay recalled, laughing. "It was a complete wind-up. Next time I saw him, (the sunscreen) was gone. I never said anything. I didn't have the heart."
Although an appreciation of its subject matter is hardly a pre-requisite for enjoying Hoffman's sprightly film, the two-time Academy Award winner himself has long been well-versed in opera dating back to his early '20s.
Back then, Hoffman was waiting tables and sharing a cheap apartment in Spanish Harlem with another soon-to-be acting luminary in Robert Duvall, whose brother was an opera singer.
Running in those circles, Hoffman got to know not only the opera, but many opera singers.
"They are a breed," Hoffman marvelled. "I couldn't put it all in the film but they're a horny bunch. I'm not kidding. They get laid between arias!"
But he compares opera singers to athletes in terms of the way their gifts erode or evaporate completely over time.
All the characters in the film struggle with adjusting to age, but none moreso than Connolly's smirking rascal Wilf. But the 70-year-old can't really relate to his onscreen counterpart's age anxiety.
"I think Wilf confuses (aging) with growing up," Connolly said. "Growing old — that's totally acceptable and inevitable. But growing up is a no-no. You mustn't grow up. You become beige and give up all the fun. You start wearing those trousers with the crotch way down at your knees.
"There's no reason on earth to grow up," he adds.
It's a lesson Hoffman has seemingly taken to heart.
On a press day busy enough to turn actors a third his age bleary-eyed, Hoffman is a blur of energy — bursting into co-stars' interviews, telling off-colour jokes, spontaneously answering a reporter's ringing cell phone.
The unusually chatty Hoffman sometimes seems cheerfully determined to steer his interview off course, engaging in asides about Shakespeare, the tobacco lobby or even a reporter's pair of digital recorders that he suddenly covets. ("They look like electric shavers," he says approvingly. "I have to get one.")
"I've never grown up — anyone who knows me dearly will tell you that," he said, to murmurs of agreement from nearby staff members. "I'm an immature person.
"I think what will put me in my third act is — well, something happens to us," he adds later. "When you get sick, you get a cold, and it persists, then it's a week and you've got a horrible flu. Just after a week, you can't remember what it felt like to feel good.
"I think being old — quote-unquote — you lose memory of what it felt like to not be old. And it hasn't hit me yet."


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|Tamsin Greig
Tamsin Greig
23 February 1967
Camden, London, England
|Other name(s)
|Tamsin Leaf
|Richard Leaf
Tamsin Greig (pronounced /ˈtæmzɪn ˈɡrɛɡ/) (born 23 February, 1967)[1] is an Olivier Award-winning British actress. She is known for two Channel 4 television comedy parts: Fran Katzenjammer in Black Books and Dr. Caroline Todd in Green Wing. Other notable roles include Alice Chenery in BBC One's comedy drama Love Soup and Debbie Aldridge in BBC Radio 4's soap opera The Archers.
Greig has had a long-running part as Debbie Aldridge in the BBC Radio 4 soap opera The Archers since 1991. Due to her other work she is not in the show all the time and her character Debbie spends most of her time living in Hungary.
Greig is also known for her comedy roles. She later guest-starred in five episodes of the second series in the radio version of Absolute Power, playing Gayle Shand, a rival to Prentiss McCabe and Charles Prentiss's former lover. Her comedy roles do pose problems for Greig, who has admitted that she has problems with corpsing.[2]
One of Greig's first television appearances was in an insurance advert three weeks before giving birth to her first son.[3]
Greig subsequently appeared in a number of supporting parts, notably as Lamia in Neverwhere (1996) and The Mother in an episode of People Like Us (2000). Her first major role was Fran Katzenjammer in the sitcom Black Books in 2000, a neurotic who owned "Nifty Gifty", a sort of new-age gift shop. She became unemployed in the first series and eventually became worse at everything she tried as the series went on. Several later roles depict similar characters. In 2004, she had a small part in the movie Shaun of the Dead with Dylan Moran, who also appeared in Black Books. In 2005 she appeared as a nurse in an episode of the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who entitled "The Long Game", which also featured Simon Pegg, the writer and star of Shaun of the Dead.
In 2004, she played constantly embarrassed surgical registrar Dr. Caroline Todd, the lead character in the Channel 4 comedy drama series Green Wing. Her performance won her "Best Comedy Performance" in the 2005 Royal Television Society Awards.[4] She also appeared as Caroline in an appearance at The Secret Policeman's Ball.
She starred in the BBC comedy drama series Love Soup (2005), as Alice Chenery, a lovelorn woman working on a department store perfume counter, in a role specifically written for her by David Renwick, whom she met in 2003 when she appeared in an episode of Jonathan Creek.[5]
Greig appeared in the role of Edith Frank in the BBC's January 2009 production of The Diary of Anne Frank.[6]
In 2009 she appeared as Miss Bates in the Emma (2009 TV serial)
During 2006 and early 2007 Greig played Beatrice in a much acclaimed production of Much Ado About Nothing for which she won a Laurence Olivier Award,[7] and Constance in King John, as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company's The Complete Works season. Whilst the win itself was a surprise,[8] her acceptance speech was received very well as being highly entertaining,[9] claiming that she was so excited that she had wet her dress. To make it worse, the dress was hired. The speech was apparently completely improvised - Greig hadn't prepared anything. Backstage, when told not to tell her mother about her wetting her dress, she told the host that her mum was dead before dedicating her award to her 'dead mum'.[10] She also won the Critics' Circle Theatre Award for "Best Shakespearean Performance" in Much Ado About Nothing, becoming the first woman to win the award,[11] and was nominated for "The FRANCO'S Best Actress in a Play" in the Whatsonstage Theatregoers' Choice Awards.[12][13]
At the Gielgud Theatre in March 2008 she co-starred with Ralph Fiennes, Janet McTeer and Ken Stott in the UK premiere of Yasmina Reza's The God of Carnage (Le Dieu du carnage) translated by Christopher Hampton and directed by Matthew Warchus.[14][15] The play won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Comedy in 2009.[16] In 2008 she co-starred in the surreal sci-fi film Captain Eager and the Mark of Voth.
In November 2008 she made her National Theatre debut in Gethsemane, a new play by David Hare which toured the UK.
Greig starred with Richard E. Grant in the film Cuckoo.[17] She also made a short cameo appearance in the 2004 comedy Shaun of the Dead.
Greig presented a BRIT Award in 2006.
Personal life
Greig grew up in Camden, London, England and is of Scottish and Jewish ethnicity. She moved to Kilburn when she was three with her two sisters. She went to Malorees Junior School, followed by Camden School for Girls where she got A-Levels in English (in which she got an "A"), French ("A") and Maths ("D"), and then graduated with a first class honours degree in Drama and Theatre Arts from the University of Birmingham.[18][19] After that she spent some time working at the Family Planning Association in an administrative role where she worked as a temp until 1996,[18] and also spent some time at a secretarial college.[20] She never planned to move back to London, but she did in 1996, because her father was dying and she wanted to comfort him. She now lives in a flat in Kensal Green.[19] She converted to Christianity at this time, having been raised an atheist.[21]
She is married to actor Richard Leaf, whom she met on the set of Neil Gaiman's 1996 miniseries Neverwhere, and has three children (two sons aged nine and seven, and a three-year-old daughter).[14] The children's names have not been publicised, but their middle names all begin with "Z", and are sometimes comically referred to as "Leaflets".[21] She has previously admitted that she is somewhat embarrassed by the marriage because, "It suddenly hit me one day: after we're married I'll be called Mrs T Leaf!"[22] Before she became a mother, she was keen on parachuting and trampolining.[23][24] She has stated that she is often mistaken for Sharleen Spiteri, the lead singer of the band Texas, for the impressionist Ronni Ancona, for comedian Sue Perkins and is even sometimes mistaken for a man.[21]
Little is known about Greig's political views, but when one review by Charlie Spencer in The Telegraph described her (in her role as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing) as "not exactly beautiful, a little like Edwina Currie", she refused to read on.[25][26] It is known that she is a supporter of the National Health Service, giving her backing to a rally organised by pro-NHS protest group NHS Together.[27] She also supports more practical teaching of Shakespeare in British schools, supporting the RSC's "Stand Up For Shakespeare" manifesto.[28]
- ↑ Screen Online Biography of Tamsin Greig, written by Alexander Larman. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ Channel 4 Green Wing microsite, Tamsin Greig interview, Page 2. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ The Archers Tamsin Greig's biography. Accessed 17 July 2007.
- ↑ RTS Winners and Nominations list 2005Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ Woman's Hour Interview with Tamsin Greig on February 2005, Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ "Anne Frank TV drama heads to BBC". BBC. 2007-10-15. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7045585.stm. Retrieved 2007-10-16.
- ↑ BBC News (18 February 2007) "Sondheim show wins theatre awards". Retrieved 2007-02-18)
- ↑ http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/theatre/article-23386047-details/Spamalot+actress+attacks+Olivier+awards+snub/article.do
- ↑ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6373839.stm
- ↑ http://www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/leisure/article-10002-in-depth-tamsin-greig-talks-to-us/
- ↑ Critics Circle Awards for 2006 Albemarle of London. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ "WOS Theatregoers' Choice Nominees Announced". What's On Stage. 2007-12-07. http://www.whatsonstage.com/index.php?pg=207&story=E8821196963180&title=WOS+Theatregoers'+Choice+Nominees+Announced. Retrieved 2007-12-10.
- ↑ "Full List: Your Theatregoers' Choice Award Winners". What's On Stage. 2008-02-22. http://www.whatsonstage.com/index.php?pg=207&story=E8821203624757&title=Full+List%3A+Your+Theatregoers%92+Choice+Award+Winners. Retrieved 2008-02-22.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Wheatley, Jane (2008-03-19). "Tamsin Greig: from Ambridge to the West End stage in God of Carnage". The Times. http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/stage/theatre/article3575819.ece. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
- ↑ Paddock, Terri (2007-12-24). "Greig, McTeer & Stott Join Fiennes God of Carnage". What's on Stage. http://www.whatsonstage.com/index.php?pg=207&story=E8821198247213&title=Greig%2C+McTeer+%26+Stott+Join+Fiennes+God+of+Carnage. Retrieved 2007-12-24.
- ↑ "2009 Laurence Olivier Awards Winners". The Official London Theatre Guide. http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk/olivier_awards/2009winners/. Retrieved 2009-03-09.
- ↑ "Star on Yarmouth movie set". Norfolk Daily Evening Press. 2007-12-12. http://new.edp24.co.uk/content/news/story.aspx?brand=EDPOnline&category=News&tBrand=edponline&tCategory=news&itemid=NOED11%20Dec%202007%2021%3A37%3A27%3A343. Retrieved 2007-12-12.
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 Sale, Jonathan (2009-01-08). "Passed/Failed: An education in the life of the actress Tamsin Greig". The Independent. http://www.independent.co.uk/student/career-planning/getting-job/passedfailed-an-education-in-the-life-of-the-actress-tamsin-greig-1231008.html. Retrieved 2009-01-08.
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Brent People "Drama Queen". Written by Anna MacArthur, January 2006, Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ Seriously funny, an interview with The Telegraph with Tamsin Greig. Written by Jasper Rees, 29 July 2006. Accessed 17 June, 2007.
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 Nemone, BBC 6 Music, 20 December, 2006, radio interview.
- ↑ Internet Movie Database Biography of Tamsin Greig Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ Drama Faces - Tamsin Greig Accessed 23 February, 2007.
- ↑ Independent Online Edition - Tamsin Greig: Green Goddess Written by Nick Duerden, on 6 May 2006. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ The Stage A bumper West End year, the Critics' Circle and a critical think-tank.... Written by Mark Shenton, 31 January 2007. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ The Telegraph Bursting with life, wit and feeling. Written by Charles Spencer, 22 May 2006. Accessed 17 June 2007.
- ↑ Haynes, Alex (2007-11-01). "Rally backs health service". Harrow Times. http://www.harrowtimes.co.uk/news/localnews/display.var.1800578.0.rally_backs_health_service.php. Retrieved 2007-11-01.
- ↑ "RSC Stands Up For Shakespeare". Official London Theatre Guide. 2008-03-03. http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk/news/display/cm/contentId/98323. Retrieved 2008-03-03.
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Lightbox embed stops other scripts from runningAsked by Deepika on October 19, 2014 at 09:02 AM
it stops my other scripts running
This is a re-post of a comment on How to Create a Lightbox Form
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In a dream, a bookstore represents spiritual guidance, repentance from sin, governments, evil, or arguments. (Also see Bookseller; Marketplace)
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(Book dealer) In a dream, a bookseller represents someone who has vast knowledge or someone who gathers amazing stories. Seeing a bookseller in a dream also could mean overcoming one's trouble, solving one's problems, marriage, or the repentance of a sinner. (Also see Book; Bookstore)
Any dream of books is significant of cultural interest that should be pursued for intellectual advancement. Shelves of books indicate the need for more application to your work. Empty shelves warn of losses due to inadequate knowledge. Books in a bookstore presage pleasure that interferes with your regular work
1. Intellectual confusion, overwhelmed and overstimulated. 2. A need to acquire knowledge or pass it from one level of understanding to the next.


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The 2009 GMC Yukon looks good inside and out—and TheCarConnection.com notes that the styling seems to have been engineered to justify the hefty price tag of the vehicle.
The GMC Yukon comes in two lengths, a regular version and the 2009 GMC Yukon XL, which Car and Driver says is "GMC's version of the Chevy Suburban."
The Yukon's exterior styling was redone for 2007, and the 2009 version is largely unchanged. Reviews read by TheCarConnection.com suggest that this is a very good thing, since reviewers love the styling. Car and Driver sums it up perfectly, declaring the 2009 GMC Yukon and other "GMC big boys deliver style" that they deem "tough to top." Edmunds reviewers report that when "dressed in black, the Yukon's clean, slab-sided body gives the impression that it's something the Secret Service would use, which is actually true." Cars.com adds that "the Yukon XL sports sleeker styling and better-integrated lower body panels than the prior generation," and the "fenders, fog lights and lower side cladding are integrated into the body to create a more continuous appearance than the previous Yukon XL's pieced-together look."
The interior is also fabulous on the GMC Yukon 2009. Cars.com reviewers mention that "a lower dashboard with a traditional instrument panel hump replaces the boxy dash" from the previous generation of Yukon. Edmunds lavishes perhaps the greatest praise of the interior, reporting that the GMC Yukon 2009 "cabin certainly looks luxurious, with its wood-tone and metallic accents and padded door inserts." ForbesAutos loves the look of the two-tone interior and notes that it is "crafted with high-quality materials," and that the "instrument panel is positioned lower for easier visibility, particularly for shorter drivers."
ConsumerGuide also states that the "optional navigation system absorbs, but doesn't complicate, audio functions." Overall, the reviewer appreciates the "large" gauges on the 2009 GMC Yukon lineup but is disappointed that the markings can be "too indistinct for best legibility."