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An image of Christ crucified on a hammer and sickle, from the ad for spiritual exercises promoted by the Jesuits of Cochabamba, Bolivia.
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I had truly thought I had seen it all...
So sad.......
It is so sad that such a great order as the jesuits could come to such degradation and loss of faith. I think it is time for the Holy Father to dissolve the order once again.
One never stops "seeing it all" in the post-conciliar church of today.
The Osteopolitik of Paul VI lives on today. Instead of affirming the rights of God, he affirmed the "rights" of man.
On a more thoughtful note: a happy feast to you all.
It was John Paul2 who made all he fuss about MAN being the center of everything. I hope and pray that he is never Canonized. It's been a rough 40 years, especially if you were made to go to the back of the bus. Had I known that Vatican2 would happen, I would have gone into the aluminum siding business instead of becoming a priest. Yes, I do regret it, even till now. The reformation is only beginning and most of us will be dead before we see real progress.
Dear Father "Anonymous",
Please do not state such things as you regretted becoming a priest in this time of huge crisis in the Roman Catholic Church. Why do you say such things? Especially NOW we NEED good traditional, orthodox, Roman Catholic priests from whom the Catholic laity can and may receive unperverted, traditional and 100 % valid Holy Sacraments the way the Holy Roman Church intended it to be.
Especially in the crisis and the persecution it is a BLESSING to be a priest. If you are already a traditional Roman Catholic priest, why bother? Our Lord will sort these kinds of sacrileges, marxist abuses, liturgical perversion and doctrinal heresy out, we must continue and endure however. Being tested in these difficult times is a sign of blessing. God will continue to bless all traditional Roman Catholics, laity and priests alike, if we only continue to practice the Faith and love Him.
Of course it is hard to live in these times, if one has known the glorious and clerically easy times of the 1950s and the monolithical and nice atmosphere prevailing back then, but in the end there is more danger of ending up spiritually dead in the mild zone, than if one has to fight daily against heresy and sacrilege. The latter person will be blessed and beatum faciat Dominus eum in terra.
Easy does not mean nice. St. Vincent Ferrier and St. Francis of Assisi wrote that because of the multitude of graces to be won in the Last Times and the Great Apostasy (we now live in those times), they would prefer to live in those hard days rather than in their European Medieval Catholic times.
Remember the words of these saints and continue, dear Father "anonymous", and remember us in your daily Traditional Roman Rite Mass (or Eastern Rite if that applies). The Priesthood and the sacerdotal dignity are not about stability or worldly career!
God bless you father, and:
¡Viva Cristo Rey! - Oportet illum regnare!
Omnes sancti martyres Hispaniae, orate pro nobis!
" I think it is time for the Holy Father to dissolve the order once again."
The operative phrase here is "once again." Why do we have to go through this so often with the Jesuits? Are they worth it? Personally, I think not. We do not need orders in the church which are y our best friend in one age, and your greatest nemesis in the next. We need orders which are the church's best friend in every age. The Jesuits have never fit that description. It's time for "Never Again" rather than "once again.
If someone did such a sacrilegious thing in Russia today they would be excommunicated on the spot. I am in awe that the memory of the West is so short. One can not go anywhere in Russia without seeing church's dedicated to the New Martyrs.
Their numbers are not known with certainty but they are certainly in the hundreds of thousands at the least. Many believe that they number more than a million in Russia alone, without counting the other Orthodox countries which bled under the militant atheists.
Anyone who does such a thing to a sacred object is complicit in the worst crimes. It is like hanging a swastika in a Jewish temple. The hammer and sickle is the symbol where by the Great New Martyr St. +Joachim Archbishop of Nizhny Novgorod was crucified upside down on the royal doors before the altar of his church by communist soldiers. Virtually every member of the Russian Orthodox Hierarchy and most of the clergy died in prison or were murdered outright in the years following the evolution and under Stalin. That is what the hammer and sickle means to me.
May God forgive their sacrilege. Edgar is right. The Pope should suppress the order.
evolution = revolution*
This is just sick... and sad.
C'mon bloggers, there is room for everyone in the new religion! You people sound as if you think modern Rome's theology is orthodox (yes, that's a lower case "o").
The Jesuits have implemented more or less everything in the modernist post-conciliar era to subvert The Roman Catholic Faith. Apart from the pantheistic-evolutionist tendency propagated by Chardin, Pr Dufour has dedivinised The Christ in France with the support of his confreres and attacked the historicity of The Gospels, among other theological perversities. In Latin America they have liberated the masses from the tyranny of Catholic civilisation and have placed themselves in the vanguard of the leftist revolution alongside Che Guevara and his marxist ilk. In the meantime, they have promoted the preferred music of demons in the NO liturgy directed from St Louis dressed in disco and beach wear. In Asia, they have been in the forefront of inculturated liturgies which are tantamount to propagating false religions.
Furthermore, if we seriously study the philosophies propounded at the Vatican Councils and found among its documents under the immense influence of a certain Fr Karl Rahner, also a jesuit for those who are not aware, we find all variety of Kantian, Hegelian and Heideggerian perspectives. The influence among others of an earlier jesuit, the Belgian Fr Marechal, a transcendental Thomist (of all phenomena) also appears among the pantheon of modernist inspirations for Rahner's inverted egological, anthropological, transcendental and evolutionary approaches.
Personally, nothing surprises with the jesuits. They are a law unto themselves. In an effort to make a true sensus catholicus of what transpires in the contemporary church it is necessary to analyse jesuitical activies. The more one does so, the more one realises what a true act of Catholic justice it has been to restore the absolute integrity of The Latin Mass.
They should be called Judasuits
Some of us who remember the sacrifices of the Jesuit's on the English Mission will never give up hope for their restoration.
"And touching our Society, be it known to you that we have made a league—all the Jesuits in the world, whose succession and multitude must overreach all the practice of England—cheerfully to carry the cross you shall lay upon us, and never to despair your recovery, while we have a man left to enjoy your Tyburn, or to be racked with your torments, or consumed with your prisons. The expense is reckoned, the enterprise is begun; it is of God; it cannot be withstood. So the faith was planted: So it must be restored."
- St Edmund Campion S.J.
Never lose hope of restoration.
To Father Anonymous:
You express a reality that few laity appreciate: there is a deepening crisis among priests of Tradition in the Church. What the laity doesn't realize is that priests must publicly represent the Church. The revolution is so ingrained within the structure that priests are immersed -- theologically, philosophically and spiritually -- that the contradictions are beginning to take their toll. Unless the traditional Mass to which these priests are committed permit the living of and the dissemination of the Faith which that Mass represents, chaos will continue and deepen in their lives.
Wake up laity. There is a looming crisis among traditional Catholic priests.
I have an idea which may work. It's time for traditional/traditionalist Catholics to do this anyway.
We all know the damage the ultra-progressive, liberal, dissenting religious Orders have done in the Church. We all know the loss of Faith they have caused, the scandelous lives they have lead, the radical agendas they have forced on the Church.
The Jesuits are perhaps one of the worst Orders in the CHurch, down from when they were an orthodox and traditional Order in the 1950's from 36,200 members, to today being the vanguard of everything radical and dissenting in the Church with barely 18,000 members. The Franciscans (OFM) are no better. They have championed "liberation theology" in Latin America and have helped destroy the Catholic Faith there,turning people from the Faith and opeing the whole of Latin America to Protestant sects and cults. The Dominicans, Redemptorists, Salesians are all of the same ilk.
There are too many Orders of nuns to list who are the same as the Jesuits in ideology and radical liberal agenda.
We KNOW the groups which have attempted to destroy the traditional Catholic Faith. We know which Orders are guilty.
It is time to pressure Rome, and the Pope by flooding the Vatican with letters to do something about these people, including supressing and closing entire Orders (and there are dozens of them that could be supressed like the Jesuits)
Only those priests and sisters who declare that they will abjure their errors and remain faithful could stay to re-start their Orders according to Catholic tradition.
Otherwise, supress all of these groups. They have destroyed the Church, and perhaps can not be rehabilitated.
Everything is not an entire loss however. New traditionalist Orders are being founded by the dozens. The Institute of Christ the King being among the very best.
I sympathize with the priest who regrets having been a priest because of Vatican II.
I am probably a lot younger than you, but I too was in the seminary....and practically lost my Faith there because of Vatican II.
It was nothing like I expected. I had a picture of the seminary being Catholic, with at least some traditions, and being in touch with the traditions of the Faith throughout the Ages.
It wasn't. It was all Vatican II. All the traditions were discarded. Even though this seminary near Philadelphia has a good reputation...the traditions were gone. All the Masses were improvised, fabricated shows. Just like John Paul II's Masses. There was no disipline, no respect for tradition. I left after 1 year, but my life had been ruined. I didn't go to Church for 20+ years afterward.
I go to Church occasionally now...but I can't stand the Novus Ordo. Not only is it Protestant, but it is something you can make up from scratch (music, gestures, vestments, prayers) for every and any occasion. It's terrible. Thank God for the return of the Tridentine Latin Mass. I go when I can.
But I understand the feelings of this priest. I was terribly disappointed by the Church.....and by the entire pontificate of John Paul II. Perhaps there will be blessings from His term that we don't see yet...but I don't know. Some of the agenda was horrible!!
I am sure countless other former seminarians left seminaries in dispair as I did, and had a real change in Faith because of the terrible reforms of Vatican II and how they destroyed the Catholic Church.
But to the priest who is sorry He became a priest....just think how much good you can do by your prayers for a return of the True Church and Mass. I do all the time pray for it.
And in the meantime, lend support to other fraithful traditionalist Catholics who likewise feel the same....say the Tridentine Latin Mass.
That is the greatest source of Grace for you.
As bad as things are there are real signs of hope. When inclined to despair I console myself with the thought; "What if we had Pope John Paul III instead of Pope Benedict XVI" It could have happened! Almighty God must have been moved by the prayers and sufferings of many people over those 40 years. Offer up your suffering Father. You will never know the good you do in this world. Think of all those youngsters who love the TLM. Think of Christ on His Cross.
Who will come next as Pope....that is the question. And a big worry.
Dear Anonymous Seminarian who "didn't go to Church for 20+ years afterward"
My little daughter (7) is praying a decade of the Rosary tonight that you retain your desire for happiness.
Nunc ergo quid tentatis Deum imponere iugum super cervicem discipulorum, quod neque patres nostri neque nos portare potuimus?
Dear Irulats,
Thank you very much!! I appreciate it!!
God bless you and your daughter!!
We all know the Latin joke about the Franciscan and the Jesuit walking in a Tyrolian valley through the mountains, when the Franciscan says
Fuitne Judas Jesuita? -Ita! -Ita! Ita!
What the problem is right now is not that the authentic Society of Jesus philosophy is corrupt or outdated, or that the Franciscan rule should be forbidden, but simply that the Roman Pontiff should publish and confirm like with the apostate ex-Augustinian Luther, that Boff and the whole crypto-Marxist and the whole sophisticated neo-modernist crowd calling themselves Dominicans, Jesuits, Franciscans etc. while rejecting the Church and the Catholic faith, are nót members of the O.P., S.J., O.F.M. etc., but ex-Catholics automatically expelled form all clerical orders, rules, privileges and offices (CIC 1917, can 188.6).
A non-Catholic cannot be a Jesuit. Basta.
These so-called "Jesuits" are Judasuits and apostates. Basta!
Viva Cristo Rey!
Anonymous said...
Who will come next as Pope....that is the question. And a big worry.
But in spite of everything:
Viva Cristo Rey!
Je ne regrette rien.
To Father "Anonymous" and Anon #2 who almost lost his faith as a result of attending a VCII/NO seminary, and to all those who at times can not see the light at the end of the tunnel, I can not suggest strongly enough that you come (either visit or better yet MOVE) to an area that has a strong, thriving TLM community!
I live in such an area - we have been served by the FSSP for 10 + years, Deo Gratias! - and have been attending the TLM for over 15 years. The TLM community has grown from a handful of senior adults to a thriving community of large families, culture, grace and HOPE! The future of the Church can be seen daily in the faces of hundreds of young men and women, boys and girls who have known nothing but the TLM, love & live their faith, and realize the errors of previous generations. Almost all have been homeschooled. Many feel the call to religious life and realize their is much work to be done - a large portion of which is vanquishing such Marxist ideology as this sick excuse for "art" represents.
God bless you, Fr. Anon. for your work and sacrifices throughout the last many years in the face of such adversity. I would love to have you visit my parish anytime.
What was so bad about the pontificate of JPII? He turned the Church around by giving us the Catechism and all of his writings, especially Theology of the Body. Why do people on this forum lump him in with Paul VI? His liturgies were awful, but he reintroduced orthodoxy into the Church. Why do so many people diapprove of his pontificate?
Praying with pagans at Assisi may be the most obvious example of JPIIs heterodoxy.
Perhaps the hammer/sickle Crucifixion should be understood in better light. The Cross, a was a symbol of the terror of transgressing the Empire...By depicting Christ as crucified on hammer and sickle, a symbol of socialism/communism I would understand it as imaging the Suffering of Christ in his members by Socialism/Communism.
There is a good reason why people tend to lump John Paul II in with Paul VI, particularly in regard to things like this.
While he may not have openly embraced such deviant practices as Paul VI did, he tolerated them, and promoted the careers of those who tolerated or encouraged them. Religious objects of this sort, and worse, abound in the churches of Rome, as do clerics who do this sort of thing. Why bother giving us the Theology of the Body, the CCC etc., if you then appoint lots of bishops who openly and actively strive to subvert what you wish to accomplish by such writings? Why harp contantly about the great renewal of the Church brought about by Vatican II, and then conitnue to do nothing about the Jesuits as they seek to destroy everything you profess to hold dear?
Who was Paul VI's (RIP) greatest advocate for canonisation?
Pope John Paul II (RIP)
The post-conciliar line of collegiality, ecumenism at all costs, religious liberty and universal salvation were further advanced by Pope Paul VI's most ardent admirer.
The only sop to orthodoxy was Ecclesia Dei & the indult for The Latin Mass which was treated mostly with episcopal contempt since all power over it was their domain.
By definition, the predecessor was a modernist. Read his works and his public statements. They are pregnant with modernist thought. Moreover, much of what passes for liturgy today has the programme of liturgical inculturation written all over it - hinduism, animism, buddhism and others besides. There is precious little orthodoxy whatsoever there.
Rahner's sphere of influence was a very wide one indeed.


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More than 1,200 people had waited outside for the verdicts, and screams of joy rang out from the throng. Fans jumped up and down, hugged each other and threw confetti in celebration.
As Jackson left the courtroom, more than a dozen white balloons were released. The musician blew kisses and waved to the exultant crowd before departing for Neverland. There, hundreds of fans hugged and sobbed as they greeted Jackson's convoy of SUVs with a huge cheer. Scrawled on cars - in what appeared to be shaving cream - were the words: "Justice. Liberty. We love MJJ."
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who has advised Michael Jackson on personal matters in recent months, praised the jury. Instead of "guilty by innuendo and suggestion, they declared him not guilty by fact and evidence," the reverend said in Chicago.
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The prototype of Doctor Stravinsky's hospital where Ivan meets the master for the first time was probably the Khimki City Hospital No. 1 in the northern part of Moscow. It was built in 1907, originally as a dacha for business man and benefactor Sergei Pavolvich Patrikeev (1867-1914). Patrikeev was a member of the Moscow City council an honorary curator of the Tsar Aleksei school. The house was designed by the famous architect Frantz Schechtel, pseudonym of Fyodor Osipovich Shechtel (1859-1926), who had also conceived the Moscow Art Theatre MKhAT in 1902, and who designed much more remarkable houses in Moscow.
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The Metropol hotel was built between between 1899 and 1903 by the British architect William Walcot (1874-1943). This posh art-nouveau hotel has 400 rooms and suites and it is decorated with mosaics by the artist Mikhail Vrubel (1856-1910). The construction was financed by the industrialist, merchant, entrepreneur Savva Ivanovich Mamontov (1841-1918), who wanted to build a cultural center. Walcot applied to the open contest with a draft codenamed Женская головка [Zhenskaya golovka] or A Lady's Head, earning the fourth prize and losing to Lev Nikolaevich Kekushev (1862-1917/1919?). However, Mamontov discarded the professional jury decision, and awarded the design to Walcot, while Lev Kekushev would later join the team as a project manager. More than once, Walcot's original plans were changed in the process. In fact, there is little common between the extant building and its 1899 draft.
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They got out of Ivan decidedly everything about his past life
Again, we see a reference to Freemasonry. Before a candidate is allowed to be initiated as an apprentice, he is subjected to a thorough examination, similar to the one Ivan goes through, when he is asked questions «about Uncle Fyodor, who had done some hard drinking in Vologda». At that interview, the candidate will not see any of the Masons, except for the questioners. Only later he will meet the Grand Master. In the novel, the questioning of Ivan is done «by three persons - two women and a man - all in white». Only after they have asked all their questions, he will meet doctor Stravinsky in person.
The interest of Bulgakov for Freemasonry can be explained by the fact that, in 1903, Afanasy Ivanovich Bulgakov (1859-1907), theologian and church historian, and the father of Mikhail Afanasievich, had written an article about Modern Freemasonry in its Relationship with the Church and the State, which was published in the Acts of the Theological Academy of Kiev. Bulgakov refers more than once to Freemasonry in the novel.
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The other day while waiting in a ten mile long line for the ladies room (I may be slightly exaggerating here, but it FELT like a ten mile long line) I could hear the people behind me talking. It was a mother and her maybe five-year-old daughter. They were talking about their day, what they had planned, where they would get lunch. When out of nowhere the mother looks at her little girl and says "Do you know how beautiful you are?"
Her question hit me square across the jaw.
I didn't see or hear the little girl's response; I was too overwhelmed by my heart doing somersaults. Do you know how beautiful you are? I thought so many things. I thought- don't forget to tell her she's smart and strong too, those are important! I thought wow, there is a little girl who might actually grow up without all the requisite feelings of inadequacy we as women seem to face regarding our appearance. I wondered how Mom saw herself, if she knew she was beautiful too, because I know any word she says to the contrary is going to impact her daughter's view of herself. She looked like her mother after all.
Mostly I thought about my own behavior in the ladies' room (not that guys, gross, I don't talk about that stuff!) I mean what happens when I look in the mirror. It goes something like this- "Ugh, these bangs, I hate these bangs, they never do what I want them to!" "Why do I look so tired? I went to bed early." "Is that a pimple? I am too old for this! I should not be getting pimples! I never used to get pimples."
I've seen gorgeous women do the same thing, fluff their hair up or smooth it down, put on more lipstick, fuss with clothes they complain don't fit right. I sometimes wonder if they give ladies' rooms funhouse mirrors because no one ever seems to see themselves right. Least of all me. I leave the house looking presentable, I swear, and the next time I see myself I am a windblown and flattened version of the girl I saw last, and I don't remember there being any breeze outside.
And when the man I share my life with tells me "Do you know how beautiful you are?" I laugh. "No, you're beautiful!" Because I don't know what to say. Because I don't know what to feel. But what I would want the little girl waiting in line to do, what I would want us all to do, is internalize it. Know, without anyone having to tell us, without any hesitation, that we ARE beautiful. As we are. We are so much more too. We are capable and insightful and delightful, but it's okay to know that we are beautiful. Beautiful is a soul thing. Beautiful is the way your voice sounds and your taste in music. It's your generous spirit and your talent for listening. It's your smile and your strength, your hair even when it's messy and your optimistic attitude. It's you when you're sad and lost and confused, angry, serious, and laughing. It is you all the time.
So let me ask you again, do you know how beautiful you are?
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PLG, glad you like it. I know what you mean, ours was Sunday, and the Cowboys finally won! I'm totally disgusted with them this year!
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Such pretty birds :)
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Although the European Robin is prettier, I think.
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Debug Interface is used for development purposes (debugging). It is an interface between the CPU(s), peripheral cores and any commercial debugger/emulator. The external debugger or BS tester connects to the core via JTAG port that is fully IEEE 1149.1 compatible. For that reason jtag TAP needs to be used together with this core.
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- Old debug (development) was separated into two different projects. Debug interface is rewritten, documentation updated. Use rel_22 tag for downloading. [January 27, 2004]
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- Development Interface was thoroughly tested (functional simulation and in real hardware).
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- Boundary Scan is supported. BS chain of the chip where Debug Interface is used, must be defined prior to its use.
- Specification is finished: DbgSupp.pdf (about 200 KB) (see Downloads).
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ARROW EP To DC Readers: 'Applause-Worthy' Moments Coming in Season 2.5
It's safe to say that Arrow has surpassed everyone's expectations, whether it's DC Entertainment, Fans, Warner Bros, The CW, or Critics. It turns out, it has even surpassed the expectations of those directly working on the show.
Executive Producer Marc Guggenheim has stayed busy working as part of the team running Arrow, now at the midway point of its second season, while fellow EPs Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, and DC Entertainment CCO & series writer Geoff Johns split their focus between the show and its first possible spin-off, The Flash, currently in development with a pilot for a series in the fall of 2014.
So where is Arrow now that it's halfway through the season? Well, Slade "Deathstroke" Wilson has been revealed as the "big bad," pulling the strings of Sebastian Blood and his followers, Roy has been injected with Mirakuru giving him super strength and durability (and more than a little crazy), Laurel is strung out on pain meds and lost her job, her sister Sara came back from the seemingly-dead as the Canary, then disappeared again, Ra's al Ghul was mentioned, Queen Industries is still in trouble, Moira was let off mass murder charges, Barry Allen came and went in a flash (sorry), and Oliver has pledged not to kill anymore, officially embracing "The Arrow" as his nom de asskicking, instead of "The Hood," while Laurel's father, now Officer Lance has become part of the team – even if only as a peripheral member. Phew. And that's just the first half of the season, and doesn't count the numerous other DC Comics cameos like Bronze Tiger (who's back this week), Solomon Grundy, and many more.
We caught up with Guggenheim for a mid-season check-in, got the lowdown on Deathstroke, some teases for DC Comics fans, and just what Mirakuru is (or isn't).
Newsarama: Marc, this week's episode! Whew! Deathstroke in action, Roy getting recruited…
Marc Guggenheim: It was fun, wasn't it? Yeah, that was a fun episode. Glen Winter directed it, and just knocked it out of the park, as he always does. There were some sequences in there that just blew our minds when we saw them all cut together. It's exciting stuff.
Nrama: So, I have to ask you, how early were the plans for Slade being Season 2's "big bad" in place? Was this something you guys intended from his first introduction on the island?
Guggenheim: Yeah. I think it was pretty obvious to all of us that was going to be where we were headed. We always knew that we would have Slade Wilson as Deathstroke as a present-day villain since the pilot, since Geoff Johns suggested that we have the Deathstroke mask on the island. So we've had these plans in place for quite some time.
It's always exciting when some of our longer tail plans come into fruition.
Nrama: It's funny hearing you say "Deathstroke," because we haven't heard Slade called that just yet, but I did notice in Stephen Amell's AP interview this week that he said he was really excited about saying a specific DC character's name…
Guggenheim: You know what? I'll tell you this. The name Deathstroke will be uttered soon, but the first time it happens it will not be uttered by Stephen.
Nrama: People have really been responding to the high volume of DC Comics elements and characters that have been brought into the show. Is that a concerted effort, or is it just something where you come to a point in the story and say "okay, would an existing DC character work here?"
Guggenheim: It's exactly that, we come to a point in the story and say "can we put in a DC character here."
That's the way the show has always operated, and it's operated best that way. Fortunately, the DC Universe is full enough and replete enough with every kind of character that you could want, that it's not that hard to find the right character. Sometimes it's nothing more than an easter egg, or a name drop, and sometimes it's someone like Deathstroke, who is a huge part of the DC Universe. Hopefully we also find characters all the way in-between that on the spectrum.
Nrama: Is that where Geoff comes in a lot, to help facilitate those sorts of things?
Guggenheim: Geoff helps with that, Pornsak Pichetshote helps with that at DC Entertainment. We have some real hardcore geeks on the writing staff, too though. Keto Shimizu and Ben Sokolowski. Everyone brings something to it. We'll take a good pitch from anybody.
Geoff's been terrific though. Like I said, Geoff's the reason we have Deathstroke on the show. David Nutter, back when we were filming the pilot, said "I'd really like to have something, like a totem on the island. Is there anything anyone can suggest?" And Geoff's idea was the Deathstroke mask. That really has opened up so many stories for us, obviously. It's become a huge part of season two as we move towards our endgame.
Nrama: Any hints of upcoming DC Guest stars? You guys get hit with a LOT of rumors, I know. It has to be weird working on a show where people are constantly trying to guess every character and plot point that's coming up!
Guggenheim: It's fun actually! I consider that part of the fun, and really appreciate the fact that our fans do that.
For me, it's not the whole show, all the DC references, but it's definitely part of the fun. I think the guessing and the rumors is the audience playing along, so I really enjoy every time they do that. The only bummer for me is that nine times out of ten, I can't comment.
I will say that we have a crazy number of DC – it's funny, there's stuff that will be happening in the middle of this season that we haven't announced yet, that if people think we've done a lot of DC Universe stuff now it pales in comparison to where we're headed. It's really going to be kicked up to a ridiculous degree.
There's two episodes in a row, where we're keeping the titles secret, because both episodes will just blow people's minds.
Nrama: Of course Barry Allen, The Flash, drew a lot of attention. I know his pilot was changed to a stand-alone, but he's still been mentioned again - can fans expect him to show up again this season?
Guggenheim: You know, it's funny, I always dodge those questions, because they relate to Barry, and I'm not involved with The Flash spin-off. The one thing I can say is that, just as episode 10 proved, we're not ignoring Barry's existence. Unlike a lot of shows, we're not ignoring the spin-off. We're incorporating news of Barry into our world. That's all I will really say about it at this juncture.
Nrama: I have to ask something that's a point of contention for some fans right now. As a big DC fan, I can't help but think that Mirakuru sounds a lot like it would be the Japanese phonetic pronunciation of Miraclo, and I know there's also an Hourman show in development – So can you settle this, is Mirakuru Miraclo? Am I grasping at straws here or onto something?
Guggenheim: I can tell you that was not our original intention. The truth is, Mirakuru got named because, we needed a name for it, it came from Japan – we first thought "what's the Japanese word for 'god' or what's the Japanese word for…" we just threw out a bunch of words. We picked the one that sounded the best [for this formula], and that was Mirakuru. I can't comment on the Hourman show cause that's still in development.
The nice thing about Arrow is, we never say never on the show. Hopefully the show will have a nice long life, and all manner of things can potentially happen. We didn't start with "Miraclo" and work backwards from there, though, we just happened upon Mirakuru. It just so happens that a Japanese word for Miracle fit there – truth be told, it's not even a proper Japanese word [Newsarama Note: In Japanese, especially post-WWII, they have incorporated words from several other languages, spelled out phonetically – both Miracle and Miraclo could be spelled and pronounced Mirakuru]. We just liked the way it sounded so much, that we took some artistic license.
But again, I'll never say never [to a future connection].
Nrama: The pace of this show is remarkable, and pretty uncommon for a serial, where you guys will introduce a mystery, and have it play through to the revelation, at least for the viewers if not the characters, in usually just an episode or two - why have you taken that approach? What about this show's story drives it forward so quickly?
Guggenheim: I think it's a combination of a few things. Part of it was, [fellow executive producers] Greg [Berlanti], Andrew [Kreisberg], and I had this combined experience, working together on Eli Stone, where because the show was always on the bubble and we were always about two minutes away from cancellation, we learned not to save story. We didn't want to hold something back for "season 5" because we didn't know if we would get to a season 5. That experience taught us that sometimes serial storytelling functions really well when the pace is fast! We learned on Eli that if we were to turn cards over quickly, we'd always come up with other cards to turn over.
So part of it was that. Part of it was that after Eli, I worked on a show called Flashforward, which was a post-Lost mythology show. I noticed that Lost had sort of worn out our welcome; because of Lost, audiences were no longer being patient with slow reveals, they wanted answers quickly, and they wanted story to develop much faster. By the way, that's not to criticize Lost; I love Lost. But it was such a seminal show that every show that's come after it has been effected by it. What I took away from my Flashforward experience is that when you're doing a serialized mythology show, you put your foot on the gas and you do not take it off.
It's been an approach that I think has worked out very well for Arrow, and we've really enjoyed sprinting across the high wire!
Nrama: Very cool. Conversely, Roy is a character where you seem to have to be a little slower, and a little more careful with him. Will that be changing with the next episode, "Tremors" and as he comes into the fold with Arrow's team?
Guggenheim: Yeah, absolutely. I think with Roy, the destination that he arrives at in episode 12 is made far more exciting by the fact that the journey has taken as long as it has. I think that if we had brought Roy under the Arrow's wing within three episodes of introducing him last year in episode 15, Roy being part of the Arrow's universe wouldn't be as impactful. So I think that because we delayed gratification and have really earned the moments that we have between Roy and the Arrow in next week's episode, those moments have a lot more impact.
It's important, because obviously it's a big moment in the evolution of these characters. Everyone who knows what I call their "comic book destiny" knows what a big, important episode that episode 12 is going to be. That importance would've been squandered had we rushed into it.
Nrama: Romance was a big part of season one, and has been downplayed considerably for season two. Why is that, what has changed about the show for you that has moved it in that direction?
Guggenheim: It's a good question. We have some romance coming up, we've had a little bit in season 2. It wasn't romance per se that we were trying to steer away from, it was the way we were doing romance. I think if you look at all the "romantic" storylines last year, we sort of felt like they were siloed off from the main action of the episodes. Whenever we went to a "Thea and Roy" or "Laurel and Tommy," their romantic storylines felt separated out from everything else that was going on in the episode with the Arrow and everything else. One of our big goals in season 2 was to avoid those sort of separated off storylines.
The result is that maybe we haven't had quite as much romance, but each episode has been better for not feeling so schizophrenic. It's been better for not feeling like we were suddenly a different show when we got to the C story.
But for people that are fans of romance on the show, there is quite a bit of romance coming their way. The difference between this year and last year is that the romance will be integrated into the body of the series.
Nrama: Let's go for the immediate future to close out - what are you particularly excited for fans to see in the next episode, Tremors?
Guggenheim: A lot of real, big, seminal moments. We have the return of Bronze Tiger, we have the return of Malcom Merlyn's earthquake machine. We have Roy working with the Arrow for the first time.
And then we have one nice little surprise for comic book fans that honestly, it's such an applause-worthy kind of moment, I don't want to spoil it. It involves two returning characters, and it's not to be missed.
Nrama: Oh, I can't wait. I loved that the earthquake machine had ties to Markov and thus Geo-Force and Terra!
Guggenheim: Oh, thank you, thank you! Originally we were going to call it the Geo-Force, I forget why we didn't, but we had some good reason at the time. But yeah, it's always fun for us to drop those nuggets. There are some more Geo-Force related easter eggs coming in upcoming episodes, in fact.


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I have the basic "the sims 2" game. No expansions. I want to download the Inteenimater so I can make my teen sims pregnant. Before I tryed it (i used the second file on the list) and it appeared to work. I know it was working because when I went to create a family one of the outfits for a teenage girl was a pregnant outfit. When I got into the family's lot i entered the boolprop cheat (I was gonna use to to make two teenage sims have high relationships). I entered it then shift clicked on my teenage sim. A box thing came up saying "object error" I clicked reset but it kept coming up again and again and i kept clicking reset. I got mad so i tryed cancel instead. The same thing happened it just came up again and again! Then i know i shouldn't have but i clicked delete and then it stopped coming up. I saved (i shouldn't have but i had just finished making the house and i didn't want to have to do it over again). Now every time i have the boolprop cheat on and i go into the house hold it says "object error" again. By the way I haven't tryed going into the family while the boolprop cheat is off. I deleted the inteenimater files now but i haven't tryed the sims 2 since i deleted the inteenimater files. What did i do wrong? Did I download the wrong file? How can I fix it? The second file on this link is the one i downloaded: http://www.simbology.com/mods/index.p
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Exciting Kelso Wood-trained colt Sizzling is odds-on favourite to take out the Group 1 $500,000 2012 TJ Smith (1600m) at Eagle Farm this weekend.
The son of Snitzel has been the dominant juvenile of the Queensland Winter Carnival so far and is currently $1.85 to take out Saturday's two-year-old feature event.
Sizzling has been in sensational form since resuming from a spell in early May, taking out the Listed Ken Russell Memorial Classic on the Gold Coast before winning the Group 2 Champagne Classic and the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
The chances of him claiming a fourth straight victory and a first at Group 1 level improved yesterday when he received a favourable barrier three position and he will be ridden by regular jockey Chris Munce.
Second in the bookmaker.com.au market is Boban ($5.50) who appears to be the only realistic chance of toppling the favourite.
The Anthony Freedman-trained colt has been inconsistent due to behaviour issues but produced an excellent run last start when taking out the Phoenix by 1 ½ lengths.
Experienced jockey Hugh Bowman was able to make the talented two-year-old relax at the back of the field before the son of Bernadini showed a remarkable turn of foot to gallop away from the rest of the field at the top of the straight.
Next best in the betting is Academus ($6.00) who gets a chance to exact revenge on Sizzling after placing behind the star in his last two starts.
The Peter Snowden-trained gelding has drawn well in barrier six and will be ridden by Snowden stable jockey Kerrin McEvoy.
Lightly-raced Gai Waterhouse-trained gelding Kabayan ($12.00) will make the trip to Brisbane for the race after winning first-up at Wyong and running second in his last start at Rosehill.
Other horses set to line up include unbeaten Fastnet Rock colt Ninth Legion ($12.00), New Zealand colt Choice Bro ($31.00) and Hampden Stakes winner Noogoora Burr.
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Development of an Integrated Multi-mode Propulsion system for UAS Leveraging Speed and Endurance (IMPULSE)
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AbstractABSTRACT: Area-I proposes to develop an Integrated Multi-mode Propulsion system for UAS Leveraging Speed and Endurance (IMPULSE) to provide a paradigm shift in the performance of small unmanned aircraft systems (SUAS). The development of IMPULSE will lead to a state-of-the-art, high-energy-density power system that is cruise efficient for extended endurance, yet provides high power-density required for rapid response dash capabilities. The Phase I IMPULSE program will entail an extensive trade study of existing, emerging, and hybrid advanced power systems, which will assess their ability to perform the mission set forth in the solicitation. The program will begin with an exhaustive evaluation and down-selection of potential power systems, and will end with extensive high-fidelity simulation of combined power system, propulsion system, and airframe models. The Phase I program will result in a ranked evaluation of potential system feasibility and provide a description of the path forward for further development. The team will recommend a system to be further evaluated through bench-testing and wind-tunnel testing during a Phase II program. BENEFIT: Identification and development of feasible power system technology to meet the performance specifications for long endurance and fast dash has great potential to change the way Group 2 SUAS are used in theater and in civilian use. The added capabilities could significantly reduce life-cycle costs of the system, and bringing rapid response ability to smaller, Group 2 SUAS, as opposed to larger, more expensive platforms, could greatly reduce the overall logistical footprint of the fleet. In light of the potential performance increases the identified power systems may bring, Area-I has already garnered support from industry leaders for future integration of the IMPULSE with currently fielded SUAS leading to the possibility of Phase III funding. Additionally, through a strategic partnership with a leading power system developer, Area-I has the ability build and bench-test prototypes and access to wind-tunnel testing facilities. Finally, Area-I"s extensive flight testing support capabilities enable the entire development cycle from concept through to flight proven technology.
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It's understood Stoke are set to sign teenage forward Ramadan Sobhi from Egyptian club Al Ahly, despite interest from Italy.
The 19-year-old has been a regular at his current club, managed by former Tottenham boss Martin Jol, in the last six months and helped Al Ahly to win their domestic title in June.
Sobhi has already played for Egypt at full international level and his performances have caught the eye of several European clubs, including two Serie A outfits.
But it's Stoke that are leading the chase for his signature and it's believed that the Potters could have a deal wrapped up in the next fortnight, although there are concerns over a work permit.
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It's the longest torch relay in history.
The Winter Olympic torch is on its way to outer space.
A three-man crew is bringing the torch on a Russian rocket to the International Space Station. It will stay there for five days, during which time astronauts will take it for a "walk" outside.
This isn't the first time an Olympic torch has traveled outside of earth (it also took rocket jaunts in 1996 and 2000) but it'll be a first time the torch leaves the spacecraft it traveled in. According to Reuters, Russian engineers equipped the torch with a tether so that it won't float out of the cosmonauts' grip during the journey.
The Sochi torch is on the longest relay in history. As part of its 40,000-mile trek before the Games begin February 7, it has traveled to the North Pole and it's scheduled to visit the tallest mountain in Europe, Mount Elbrus. The torch will resume its journey around planet Earth when it returns on November 11.


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Carmen Berra, the longtime wife of Yankees legend Yogi Berra, died Thursday night of complications from a stroke at Crane's Mill Assisted Living Facility in West Caldwell, N.J. She was 85.
Dave Kaplan, director of the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center, confirmed Berra's passing.
The Berras married on Jan. 26, 1949, and as Yogi became a Yankees superstar and then post-retirement fan favorite, Carmen Berra (born Carmen Short) evolved into the de facto First Lady of Yankees Universe.
"On behalf of the entire New York Yankees organization, we offer our deepest condolences to the Berra family," Yankees managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said in a statement. "Having known Yogi and Carmen for so long, it is almost impossible to imagine two people who complemented each other better than they did. We will always remember Carmen's smile and sense of humor, and her kindness and generosity will be deeply missed by all who knew her."
Carmen and Yogi spent most of their life together in Montclair, N.J., raising three children — son Dale played briefly for manager Yogi on the 1985 Yankees — and once Yogi Berra ended his 13-plus-year feud with George Steinbrenner and returned to Yankee Stadium, Carmen became Yankees royalty once more. In the Broadway play "Bronx Bombers," which opened and closed earlier this year, the part of Carmen Berra, played by actress Tracy Shayne, was front and center as a pillar of support for her husband.
In addition to her husband and three children, Carmen Berra is survived by 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
A private funeral has been scheduled for Tuesday in Montclair. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Yogi Berra Museum at 8 Yogi Berra Drive, Little Falls, N.J. 07424. Donations also may be made at yogiberramuseum.org.


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DETROIT — Tigers All-Star shortstop Jhonny Peralta insisted he didn't not know whether Major League Baseball planned to suspend him for his role in the Biogenesis case.
"I don't hear nothing yet," Peralta said Wednesday morning before playing against the Washington Nationals.
It might end up being his last game for a while.
Detroit if off Thursday, and discipline is expected to be announced Friday.
If Peralta is suspended 50 games for first offense under baseball's drug program, he would lose $1,639,344 of his $6 million salary. Barring rescheduled games, he would not be eligible to play until Sept. 24, leaving him with just five games of the regular season. He would be eligible Sept. 14 for an injury rehab assignment — if any of Detroit's minor league teams remain in their playoffs.
Peralta declined to say if he would appeal a suspension, but acknowledged he would disheartened if he is forced to miss nearly one-third of the season.
"It's going to be disappointing, but there's nothing that I can do," he said.
The AL Central-leading Tigers are trying to finish first in three straight seasons for the first time since 1907-09. They haven't won the World Series since 1984.
Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski said the team protected itself against a suspension by acquiring slick-fielding infielder Jose Iglesias from Boston in a three-team trade Tuesday night.
"If it were a 15-day thing, like a typical injury, I think we could have comfortably dealt with it with the players we already have," Dombrowski said. "But when you start to talk about 50 days and a possible playoff run, we feel better going ahead with Jose."
Even though there has been speculation for months that Peralta will be suspended, the 31-year-old native of Dominican Republic said he has attempted to not pay attention.
"I try to play baseball every day and try to come in ready to play every day and don't try to worry," he said.
MLB has told the union which players it intends to suspend, and the sides are trying to reach as many agreements as possible that would avoid grievance hearings, two people familiar with the talks told The Associated Press.
Baseball hopes to announce the penalties for all players involved at the same time, both people said, speaking on condition of anonymity because no announcements were authorized. Under baseball's Joint Drug Agreement, suspensions for violations not caused by a positive test are effective on the third business day after the discipline is issued — another sign pointing to a Friday announcement.
NOTES: Tigers minor leaguer Juan Alcantara was suspended for 50 games without pay after testing positive for metabolites of Stanozolol, a performance-enhancing substance. The right-hander, on the roster of the Dominican Summer League Tigers, is effective immediately. He is the 37th player penalized under the minor league drug program.
AP Sports Writer Ronald Blum in New York contributed to this report.
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A former education official has demanded an apology from his attackers during the Cultural Revolution after reports of a rare message of contrition from a Red Guard emerged last month.
The 70-something retired official from the Inner Mongolia autonomous region said he was beaten during the tumultuous period from 1966 to 1976. In a letter to the editor in liberal newspaper Southern Weekly, Liu Guoren said one of his attackers had asked him not to seek revenge.
"[During] the 10 years of the Cultural Revolution, I was publicly denounced and humiliated over 100 times, not to mention the countless beatings," Liu wrote. "But I still have yet to receive anyone's apologies."
"I have participated in nearly all political movements as early as the 1950s but rarely have I heard of apologies made to victims whose families were broken up from violence," he said. "After I was vindicated, the person who once treated me the worst only pleaded that I don't seek vengeance. So, it seems to me, the idea of an apology had never occurred to him."
Liu's letter came just weeks after a former Red Guard disregarded family pressure to issue a rare public apology for his conduct during the Cultural Revolution. Liu Boqin, a retired official in Jinan, Shandong province, confessed in a liberal monthly magazine to committing violence on teachers and classmates when he was only 14. Red Guards were youths mobilised and sent forth to implement Mao Zedong's ideals.
The apology letter has been widely praised online, with many internet users urging that more former Red Guards step forward and apologise. It also led people to reflect on the social turmoil more than 40 years ago, a sensitive subject in China even though it was officially denounced in 1981 by the Communist Party.
"Individual reflection is still indispensable amid overall denunciation … only when more people dare to come forward and bravely face their own past, can a nation truly reach conciliation with its past and walk towards the future," noted an editorial in The Beijing News.
Liu Guoren, in his letter, also lauded the former Red Guard's brave deeds in expressing remorse. "One should always apologise with sincerity to his victims, regardless of whether the misconduct was intentional or not. This is the bottom line of a human being," he wrote.
According to a profile on Beijing Normal University's website about Liu Guoren, he was born in Jiangsu in 1935. In 1960s and 1970s, he "gained experience and knowledge through self-study during the difficult years of the Cultural Revolution", it reads, and became a middle school principal in Inner Mongolia in 1980s before taking a post in the region's education bureau. Liu retired in 2003.
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A: Back in 2002, I was actually working here for the Senate on the Enron investigation. We looked into six groups that had oversight responsibility for Enron: credit-rating agencies, investment banks, auditors, boards of directors, securities analysts and then finally government agencies. All of those groups ultimately got additional regulations, except two: investment banks and credit-rating agencies. You can lay a lot of the blame of the current financial crisis squarely at the feet of those two groups. So the first question is, as much as people complained about Sarbanes-Oxley, did it go far enough?
Q: There's an awful lot of financial system reform pending at the moment. Is that gap something that is going to be front and center in any new legislation?
A: Well, certainly additional regulation on the investment banks will be. As far as the bills that are currently pending in the House and Senate, I can't tell you. I gave up predicting what the laws would look like a long time ago.
Q: What exactly is your subcommittee looking at?
A: We have a series of hearings scheduled. We're going to look at case studies on Washington Mutual, some of the investment banks and credit rating agencies, as well as some of the regulators. Whether it makes its way into any legislation will be up to some other committee. Senator Dodd's bill is going to be more focused on the banks–the FDIC, the traditional banks as opposed to the investment banks.
Q: How did you get involved?
A: Senator Levin, who is chairman of the subcommittee, asked if I would basically act as a consultant to the committee for the next couple of months while they put on these hearings and to help them spare it out to securities and related issues. A lot of the folks on this subcommittee are the same people I worked with back in 2002. It's a terrific committee and it's very bi-partisan. I'm about as Republican as you get, and I was hired by the Democrats. I'm pleased to be a part of it.


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So if you're a billionaire, what would be your number one priority? If you were Australian, a billionaire, and named Clive Palmer, your answer just might be to clone dinosaurs for a resort. I shit you not, this is an attempted thing. I take it we all saw Jurassic Park, that movie ended well - right?
The Palmer Resort in Coolum, Queensland, wants to have cloned dinosaurs for a section of the resort. Dafuq!? Palmer has been talking to the same people who cloned that sheep Dolly some time back. I just… don't… what? Can't like the Geneva Convention shut this down or something? Why are we even attempting this, humanity? There will be a press conference later today by Palmer.
So the end of days are coming, that's cool I guess. To hurry things along, I'll support this, why the hell not?
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Cleveland Brown (Mike Henry) and his family and friends are back for more shenanigans in the upcoming fourth season of The Cleveland Show! This season, Cleveland discovers a conspiracy behind hip-hop music; pursues his dream of becoming a Major League Baseball scout; and befriends the family's new physician, Dr. Fist (recurring guest voice Bryan Cranston). Also, Donna takes her run for local office way too seriously, and Cleveland Jr. takes Rallo under his wing after a lice outbreak at school forces him to chop off his beloved 'fro.
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|Cleveland and the gang visit their rival high school in Goochland for the annual football game, but when Federline (guest voice Jamie Kennedy) destroys the car belonging to Cleveland's arch-nemesis Chet Butler (guest voice Rob Riggle), they must find a way to escape their enemy's home turf. Meanwhile, Donna dons a sexy Halloween costume that gets her in trouble with the cops, and Roberta and Cleveland Jr. play pranks around Stoolbend when they dress up as Donna and Cleveland.
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|Cleveland confronts now super-famous rapper Kenny West (guest voice Kanye West) about not sharing credit for the megahit they created together, "Be-Cleve In Yourself." He winds up discovering Kenny's involvement in a secret hip-hop society with will.i.am, ?uestLove, Bruno Mars and Nicki Minaj (guest-voicing as themselves). Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. starts a polka band after being rejected by his school's marching band.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoA General Thanksgiving
|Holt has the blues over Thanksgiving because he wasn't invited to his family's holiday dinner, so Rallo invites him and his father (voice of Will Arnett) to dinner to get them to reconcile with each other. Meanwhile, Cleveland opens an airport bar. Rallo and Holt (voices of Mike Henry and Jason Sudeikis) perform an original song.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoTurkey Pot Pie
|Cleveland takes a reluctant Cleveland, Jr. to a turkey farm in order to teach him how to hunt the family's Thanksgiving dinner. But Junior refuses to harm the innocent turkeys. So when Cleveland is accidentally shot, he and Junior embark on an elaborate mission to free all of the turkeys before Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, Rallo and Donna build a float for Stoolbend's Thanksgiving Day parade, but Rallo takes matters into his own hands when Donna fails to embrace his artistic vision.
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|When Donna reveals that she wants another baby, Cleveland realizes that the vasectomy he has had must remain a secret from her. When Donna finds out that Cleveland has been lying to her, she pretends that's she's pregnant to get back at him. Meanwhile, Rallo lands the lead role in a community production of the musical.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoTis The Cleveland To Be Sorry
|Cleveland discovers that the food served at the local homeless shelter is much better than it is at home, so he pretends to be homeless to benefit from the meals. But when the community catches onto his ill-spirited scheme, they confront him and he must apologize to everyone. Meanwhile, chauvinistic storeowner Harris Grundle (guest voice Offerman) hires Roberta as a Christmas elf but requires all of Santa's female helpers to don sexy costumes. Later, Kendra saves Christmas for the children of Stoolbend.
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|Cleveland is furious when Donna's ex-husband, Robert, crashes Freight Train's birthday party and upstages Cleveland's gift for his dad. To make matters worse, Freight Train officially adopts Robert, and Cleveland must learn to get along with his new "brother." Meanwhile, to pay off a bet they owe to Donna, Rallo and Junior become "dog bounty hunters," tracking down lost pooches, returning them to their owners and collecting the rewards.
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|The Brown-Tubbs family travels the world in a hilarious series of internationally-themed segments. First, the Stoolbend-based clan is in Italy where Cleveland must choose between Rallo and Jr. as his family's successor in this mob-style parody. Then, in Mexico, Junior insists on having a Quinceanera, even though he's a boy. Next, in Japan, Cleveland builds a robot to attend Junior's eating competition when he can't be there himself.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoHere Comes the Bribe
|Donna drags Cleveland to marriage counseling after he botches their wedding vows renewal, but the counselor makes it clear that Cleveland can swing the "treatments" in his favor – for a price. Meanwhile, Junior's beloved refrigerator, "Perry," breaks, but Rallo finds a way to give it a second life as a hotel-style mini-bar.
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|Cleveland's mom, Cookie runs away with George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars, after Freight Train misses their anniversary party. So, Freight Train and Cleveland go to find her. Meanwhile, Junior engages in an elaborate office fantasy during a visit to an office supply store.
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|Cleveland takes an offer from his boss, Mr. Waterman, to quit his job with six months of severance pay, but struggles to find a way to tell Donna. Meanwhile, Rallo finds a handsome and charming man (guest star Kid Cudi) for Roberta (Reagan Gomez), after Federline forgets their anniversary, but Rallo is shocked to discover that the new guy is a strict disciplinarian when it comes to kids.
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|Rallo thinks he's a stud bowler when he keeps scoring strikes by using the gutter rails. But when his prowess goes to his head, Donna reveals to him the hard truth: little kids mostly suck at everything. Meanwhile, Cleveland, Lester, Holt and Terry decide that their friendship has become too predictable, and attempt to spice things up by taking a road trip to an abandoned amusement park.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoA Rodent Like This
|When Donna discovers a rat loose in the house, she immediately moves herself and the kids in with her mother, Dee Dee (guest voice Phylicia Rashad), leaving Cleveland home alone to hunt down the rodent. Cleveland takes advantage of having the house to himself and soon bonds with his new pet and best friend "Rat Lauer." Meanwhile Rallo and Jr. pretend they're spies, but things get out of hand when Junior won't reveal what's in his secret briefcase.
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|When Donna runs for the school board, she tries to keep an embarrassing Cleveland out of her campaign. But her efforts blow up in her face when he "kills" a new friend playing "The Hurt Locker" game. Meanwhile, Junior discovers that he's an incredible diver, but is scared to death of putting on the school diving team's uniform – a tiny Speedo.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoCalifornia Dreamin' (All the Cleves are Brown)
|The Browns pack their bags and move to Los Angeles, where Cleveland pursues his life-long dream of becoming a major league baseball scout. But when he receives a cold welcome from star players Matt Kemp and Andre Either (guest-voicing as themselves) and he unsuccessfully recruits David Ortiz, Jimmy Rollins and Joey Votto (guest-voicing as themselves), he winds up longing for the simple life in Stoolbend. Meanwhile, Donna and the kids become obsessed with the glitzy L.A. lifestyle, and Cleveland befriends a struggling actress (guest voice Ritter) who helps him realize that Hollywood isn't as glamorous as it seems.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoWho Done Did It?
|When Arianna The Bear (guest voice Arianna Huffington) is rude to Donna, Cleveland defends her honor by egging Arianna's house. But when Cleveland starts seeking revenge on everyone in Stoolbend, things get out of hand and he's accused of a murder he didn't commit. Meanwhile, in a murder mystery parody, Freight Train (guest voice Craig Robinson), Rallo and Junior try to exonerate Cleveland.
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|HDClosed CaptioningVideoFist and the Furious
|Cleveland feels bad for Dr. Fist (guest voice Bryan Cranston) because he has no friends, so he decides to make him "one of the guys." But Cleveland soon stumbles upon a potentially life-threatening secret about his new friend – he used to work for the mob. Meanwhile, Junior and Rallo open up a food truck at their school, but their moneymaking plans are thwarted when some serious competition arrives.
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|Donna forces Rallo to sign up for Stoolbend's version of the Boy Scouts, the "Freedom Squirts." But Rallo warms up to the idea when he realizes that he can make some extra cash selling candy bars to benefit a non-existent youth orchestra. Meanwhile, Cleveland and Donna win a romantic hotel getaway in a raffle, but are forced to work off their bill when they charge too many "incidentals".
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|Rallo heads to East Stoolbend to stay at Robert's (Corey Holcomb) apartment for the weekend. But when Robert abandons him for a trip to Baltimore, he's forced to make friends with the tough neighborhood kids. Meanwhile, Cleveland and his friends discover the joys of hanging out at the beautiful, lush Stoolbend Cemetery.
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|When Rallo must chop off his beloved afro after a lice outbreak at school, Junior (Kevin Michael Richardson) takes him under his wing when his classmates make fun of him. Meanwhile, Freight Train (guest voice Craig Robinson) and Cookie (guest voice Frances Callier) leave Cleveland to house-sit for the weekend, but things go awry when all his friends come over.
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|Donna puts her foot down when Cleveland and his mom, Cookie (guest voice Frances Callier), are mistaken for husband and wife on a visit to a retirement community. Meanwhile, Rallo steals a candy bar from a park vendor, but tries to have Junior take the rap for the crime.
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|After Freight Train (guest voice Craig Robinson) unexpectedly invites Cleveland to an upcoming lowrider convention, Dr. Fist (guest voice Bryan Cranston) reveals that Freight Train's surprising amiability might be the result of dementia. Then, Cleveland and Donna become overwhelmed with the kids' hectic schedules. Download part 1 now!
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|After Freight Train (guest voice Craig Robinson) unexpectedly invites Cleveland to an upcoming lowrider convention, Dr. Fist (guest voice Bryan Cranston) reveals that Freight Train's surprising amiability might be the result of dementia. Then, Cleveland and Donna become overwhelmed with the kids' hectic schedules. Download part 2 now!
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"The Cleveland Show" is one of those series that you either love or could care less about. Personally, I find it fairly entertaining. The characters are hilarious, their shenanigans are over-the-top, and the guest voices are just awesome. Is it a perfect show? No, but if it's on, I'll stick around to watch it. Unless you're a huge fan of the show, which I doubt most people are, the season pass is hardly worth buying. Anyway, it should be interesting to see what crazy misadventures the Brown-Tubbs get themselves into this time around. I'm looking forward to it.
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Ever since Cleveland left Family Guy to do this show I thought it was gonna be a disaster well I thought wrong. This show is good to watch before all those other shows on Sunday nights and you really want stupid and over the top jokes. And the characters are hilarious such as Rallo and Junior. And unless your a huge fan of the show I recomennd buying the season pass. But anyways, I'm looking forward to all the shenigans that the Brown-Tubbs family get themself into this season. I can't wait.
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I remember a time when some neighbors and I decided to get together for dinner. We decided that we would light the grill and they would bring a dish to pass. Imagine our surprise when our neighbors were on the doorstep at noon for our gathering.
It seems their meals are "breakfast, dinner and supper." It has always been "breakfast, lunch and dinner" in my house.
Although my mother used to say supper, lunch was always lunch. I've heard it said both ways around here, but I'm not sure which is more popular. So I've decided to put up a poll. Click below and tell us.