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Um… HOW old is Cruz supposed to be exactly?
Cidu Bill on Oct 19th 2012
Filed in Baldo, Bill Bickel, comic strips, comics, humor | 23 responses so far
23 Responses to "Um… HOW old is Cruz supposed to be exactly?"
J-L Oct 19th 2012 at 12:09 pm 1
Some cartoon character's rooms are so messy for so long that they actually contain fossilized dinosaur bones. Clearly the room can't be that old — it's just that messy.
The same thing is happening here, but the lack of exaggeration makes the cartoon a little more confusing, as 1961 isn't that prehistoric of a date.
James Pollock Oct 19th 2012 at 12:32 pm 2
Not as old as he'd be if he referred to her as Farrah Fawcett Majors.
Kilby Oct 19th 2012 at 12:33 pm 3
Is Baldo trying to imply some sort of connection between the revolting nature of a pinup poster and an ancient (used) diaper?
Jeff S. Oct 19th 2012 at 01:29 pm 4
I just asked my 15 yr old daughter if she knew who Farah Fawcett was or what Life Magazine was. Her reply was, "Obviously, Life is a magazine… and Farah Fawcett was in that famous movie… (I interrupted and said, TV show, and she continued,) TV show." I know Cruz is a bit older than my daughter, but I was born in 61, and I NEVER had a 61 Life Magazine in my room… although I might have had a FF poster.
I believe the writer is close to my age, and just assumes everyone knows and uses the same references that he does.
minor annoyance Oct 19th 2012 at 02:18 pm 5
The most interesting reference I've seen in Baldo was his aunt recalling a vacation in Mexico with a romantic tour guide. It was an extended tribute to Gordo, the comic strip that ended in 1985 and, sadly, hasn't been reprinted since Gus Arriola's half-collection, half-memoir several years ago.
Mark in Boston Oct 19th 2012 at 07:55 pm 6
Life is that humor magazine from the 1920's with pictures by John Held and stuff.
DemetriosX Oct 20th 2012 at 06:02 am 7
@4 Jeff S.
Farah Fawcett was in a famous movie, too: Logan's Run. I actually had to think for a minute to remember what the TV show was, but then I didn't watch it.
I think much of the implication here, aside from the usual finding really old stuff joke, is that Cruz comes from a long line of hoarders. That would explain the diaper as well as magazines and pin-up posters from before he was born.
Kamino Neko Oct 20th 2012 at 07:48 am 8
Fawcett was actually in a number of famous movies…only a couple of of them good (Myra Breckenridge, Logan's Run, Dr T and the Women, depending who you ask), of course, but still…
Kamino Neko Oct 20th 2012 at 07:50 am 9
And, yes, it's clearly Cruz's family as a whole, not just he himself that's like that.
Jeff S. Oct 20th 2012 at 10:17 am 10
Farrah Fawcett had a cameo in Logan's Run. The female lead was Jenny Agutter. Farrah WAS the female lead (well… the ONLY female actor) in another sci fi movie a few years later, Saturn 3, and she was the female lead in The Cannonball Run, and Extremities, but the body of her work was on TV — Charlie's Angels, The Burning Bed, and several reoccurring spots on several shows.
Fred C. Oct 20th 2012 at 11:26 am 11
I'd be more worried about his morbid obesity and frightful fashion choices than his antique magazines.
CaroZ Oct 20th 2012 at 01:13 pm 12
No CIDU tag, so maybe explanations aren't needed, but…
…I think the joke is that Cruz's room is so messy that there are actually things in there that are older than he is.
DemetriosX Oct 20th 2012 at 03:38 pm 13
@10 Jeff S.
Farah Fawcett's role in Logan's Run was a bit more than a cameo, but to hear a lot of people talk, she was practically the female lead. Jenny Agutter, OTOH, kickstarted my puberty in that movie.
Elyrest Oct 20th 2012 at 05:02 pm 14
"Jenny Agutter, OTOH, kickstarted my puberty in that movie."
DemetriosX - I have heard that same comment from more than one guy. I will admit that Agutter is quite appealing, but I had the hots for Michael York. Ever since I saw him as Tybalt in Romeo & Juliet I thought he was dreamy - in that dreamy adolescent girl way. Sigh!
Bob Oct 20th 2012 at 07:53 pm 15
"but to hear a lot of people talk, she was practically the female lead"
DemetriosX - I first saw Logan's Run on TV while in college - probably during or just after the first season of Charlie's Angels - and the way the Network (whichever one it was) promoted it, anyone who hadn't seen it thought she was the lead.
Jeff S. Oct 20th 2012 at 08:00 pm 16
Until they saw it and said, "Wow… That's all? She was barely in it."
George P Oct 20th 2012 at 10:05 pm 17
I don't remember if there was any outright nudity in Logan's Run, although there could have been, since it was made in the '70s, when that was the norm (there was significant nudity in Zardoz), but there was plenty of side nudity in Logan's Run. Agutter's outfit was open from armpit down.
Fawcett's role was very minor, although it was promoted heavily. She was the assistant at the plastic surgeon, right? It may have been filmed before her Charlie's Angels (and poster) fame, and they were cashing in (as with Mark Hamill in Corvette Summer).
I've been told that the Carousel building has been torn down but the fountain at the end still exists.
James Pollock Oct 21st 2012 at 01:01 am 18
I can assure you that Logan's Run did have full nudity; there's a skinny-dipping scene after they get outside the City, just after the duel with Cyborg-sculptor Box. I believe there was some quick partial nudity while Logan is using the future's version of chatroulette.
For anyone that cares, the movie changed the ending of the book by a LOT. In the book, there IS a sanctuary, and it's in space, and runners do reach it. Further, a key character is Ballard, the man who's lived a double-lifetime because the clock in his hand was faulty when installed and never turned red. He has a secret identity which I won't spoil.
Finally, in other random trivia bouncing around in my head, there was a spinoff TV series. It did not do well.
George P Oct 21st 2012 at 06:36 pm 19
I keep getting the movie and the book confused, since I saw it and read it almost forty years ago. In the past few years I rewatched the movie and was surprised that there were no wild animals in DC. That must have been in the book.
The age was also 21 in the book, which I guess the movie producers thought was too young to cast for.
At least they didn't change the whole emphasis of the book, as they did with Soylent Green. (Was there nudity in that movie, too? There should have been, given the time it was made.)
George P Oct 21st 2012 at 06:37 pm 20
(I don't think there was any in Silent Running, but only because there were no women in it.)
Jeff S. Oct 21st 2012 at 08:10 pm 21
I haven't seen Silent Running in YEARS, so I looked it up on IMDB. There are several more people in it than I remembered. I knew Bruce Dern was in it, along with Huey, Dewey, and Louie (the three drones), but that was all. I wonder how it holds up…
George P Oct 21st 2012 at 08:21 pm 22
Not that well. The special effects using miniatures are great, if you like that sort of thing, which isn't surprising, since it was written and directed by the guy who did the effects for 2001.
The movie reeks of Earth Day and those green Ecology flags and all that other post-hippie environmental movement stuff. I don't mean there's anything wrong with environmentalism; I mean this movie is firmly anchored in the early '70s, right down to the Joan Baez song.
The miniature work of the "external" shots in Logan's Run are also terrific.
Star Wars changed the way miniatures were used by using cameras on arms that moved around the models, so the effects in these movies look a little dated, but they were well designed and well executed.
Meryl A Oct 24th 2012 at 02:00 am 23
Husband and I are in our late 50's. We are always amazed that others of our age do not remember entertainment celebrities from the 1920's, 30's and 40's as we do having watched them in movies, heard their music, etc. with our parents.
I think the idea is that Cruz finds old things and keeps them. Fawcett poster is attractive to young guys no matter when and might have her name on the poster.
I think Fawcett was either in Gumball Rally or one of the Cannonball movies.


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Ken Foley, attorney for a former correctional officer facing molestation and pornography charges announced yesterday he will withdraw from the case.
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When Leash was arrested at his San Andreas residence in September, he faced four charges of child molestation and one charge of indecent exposure.
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Wearing an orange prison-issue jumpsuit, Leash sat quietly next to Foley, who did the talking for him during the brief hearing.
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The Calaveras County criminal complaint lists three victims, all minors, labeled as Jane Doe, Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2.
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To the string of events making London a seemingly nonstop center of attention this season, add the plucky Richmond Ballet. From June 15 through 19, this troupe of modest size and queenly ambitions will be making the first overseas trip in its 54-year history.
For performances at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House (in the 400-seat Linbury Studio Theatre) and at the Royal Ballet School's White Lodge villa, outside London, the 13-member company is bringing four works created in America and new to British audiences: George Balanchine's "Valse Fantaisie" and John Butler's "After Eden" (both from the 1960s), and the more recent "Ershter Vals" by Ma Cong " and "Swipe" by Val Caniparoli.
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Richmond Ballet's small number of dancers won't be nearly the headache to transport as, say, the 73 members and 10 works that Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal recently brought to London from Germany. But still, Winslett planned carefully for this tour. She had wanted to bring a piece she had commissioned from Jessica Lang, "To Familiar Spaces in Dream," but the large set would have cost $30,000 to ship overseas and back. "So I said, you know what, we'll see that piece in Richmond."
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It's been a week since we were first herded into a bomb shelter at the Hartman Institute in Israel, and now that I'm sitting in the lounge at the airport in Amman and am finished with my teaching program, I have some time to reflect on the experience. As an aside, when we landed and entered the airport one of my fellow Israeli passengers asked me, "Aren't you going to remove your kippah?"
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The bomb shelter, however, is an entirely different matter. I have been traveling to Israel for fifty years and have always seen the signs for the 'miklat' (shelter) but have never taken them seriously. What does it mean that because you are present in a Jewish state you have to run for shelter because our enemies would actually like to kill us all? The sense of vulnerability, of how cheap our lives are in their eyes, their shear inhumanity, their visceral hatred, is astounding.
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Encyclopedia of Molecular Mechanisms of Disease
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Coronary Spasm
- Hiroki TeragawaAffiliated withDepartment of Medicine and Molecular Science, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Hiroshima University
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Coronary spastic angina; Variant angina; Vasospastic angina; Prinzmetal angina
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Coronary spasm is defined as a dynamic and transient reduction in the luminal diameter of epicardial coronary arteries due to increased vasomotor tone, leading to myocardial ischemia. It was first reported as variant angina by Prinzmetal et al. [1], who demonstrated reversible myocardial ischemia accompanied by ST segment elevation on the electrocardiogram (ECG). At present, it is believed that coronary spasm plays an important role in the pathogenesis of not only variant angina but ischemic heart disease as well, including other forms of angina, acute myocardial infarction, and ischemic sudden death. In general, patients with coronary spasm are younger than those with organic coronary stenosis and cigarette smoking is considered to be a major risk factor for coronary spasm. Typically, there is a circadian variation with an increased ...
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How Many Local Food Plants Must Close Before We See Action?
I'm deeply disappointed by the news that Heinz is closing its Leamington processing plant. For over 100 years that plant made ketchup from tomatoes grown on Ontario farms. Support for local food processing is not only about securing jobs, it's also about investing in the economy we want. The Liberal government must take action to support our food processing sector.


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Something is sinking the world's ships! Eight-year-old super spy Adam Sharp dives right in to figure out what's going on. But he never expected to see huge robot sharks biting holes in the bottom of the ships. And he certainly never expected to see the words "MADE IN BERMUDA" on the sharks' metal bellies!
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Rounds at the St. Johns County Golf Course are up, but still unclear is when the course will be operating in the black again.
Next month, the Board of County Commissioners will be asked to reinstate some incentives to build revenue. Rounds for March are up by more than 30 daily over last March.
"We're looking for creative ways to increase the revenues on the course and decrease our expenses," said Dan Weimer, county director of parks and recreation.
The County Commission approved a $270,000 loan in December. That was done because the course was in debt after the new nine holes were a year and a half late getting in, according to Wes Tucker, course manager. Construction cost $3.4 million, and the additional maintenance also added to the shortfall.
Without the loan, the course would have missed some bond payments and paid more in the long run, according to a county's financial assessment of the situation. The loan the county commissioners approved is to be paid back in 2003 at a 4 percent interest rate.
Tucker said he cannot predict when the course will be self-supporting again, but he does not think another loan will be necessary.
"You always want to be ahead of where you're at, but play is up, attendance is up, and things are looking good," he said.
Too many factors, such as the strength of the economy and tourism, are involved to accurately determine when the course will finally come around, he said. He added that he'll know by the end of the year.
During the county commission's April 9 meeting, Weimer is going to ask to reinstitute a yearly payment plan to benefit frequent golfers. The plan was discontinued because officials were worried that people couldn't get tee times, but now the course has 27 holes and it shouldn't be a problem, Weimer said.
"We're able to provide some sort of relief for the resident or the person who plays here frequently," he said of the proposal.
The annual pass would cost $1,325.50 for families, $866.25 for individuals and $220.50 for students, he said. The pass would cover green fees but not cart rentals, and it would have to be renewed each year.
Weimer is hoping for 100 to 150, or even more, passes to be sold, which he said would provide an influx of cash to help bring the course out of debt.
In October, the course began issuing frequent player cards that are stamped each month, Tucker said. Green fees are lowered with more stamps, and a golfer with 12 stamps gets a 10 percent discount, he said.
The course is averaging 312 rounds a day for March, which is almost 30 more rounds a day above normal for this time of year, Tucker said. The peak season is January to April.
When the loan was approved, Commission Chairman Marc Jacalone said he wanted quarterly updates on the overall status of the course. He expects one of those updates soon.
However, he said he isn't nervous at all and he's comfortable and confident in the management at the course.
"We went through a tough time with the additional nine-hole construction project, as you do with anything," Jacalone said.
But every week things are looking better and in time the course will be self-sufficient, he said.
Weimer agreed.
"This is a temporary problem that will very shortly go away," he said.
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LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland, March 12 (UPI) -- Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch and Hannes Reichelt of Austria turned in the fastest times in Tuesday's downhill training sessions for the World Cup Finals.
Hoefl-Riesch is in second place in the women's overall point standings behind Tina Maze of Slovenia and turned in a time of 1 minute, 34.20 seconds for her run down the bumpy, winding course at Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
Hoefl-Riesch said afterward the field of 25 would have their work cut out for them in Wednesday's race. "I obviously didn't ski too bad as I was the fastest," she said. "But it's a really difficult slope and no one feels really good on it. If visibility isn't good tomorrow we are surely in for a really difficult race."
Maze was clocked with the fourth-fastest time at 1:34.51. Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein was second, 0.18 seconds behind Hoefl-Riesch and American Julia Mancuso finished with the eighth-fastest run.
Austria took the top three spots in the men's practice run. Reichelt led the way with a 1:30.74 followed by teammates Matthias Mayer and Max Franz. Travis Ganong of the United States had the seventh-best time with a 1:32.27.


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Poverty Alleviation and the Degree of Centralisation in European Schemes of Social Assistance
In this paper, the relationship between the degree of centralisation and the distributive outcomes in European schemes of social assistance is investigated. For this purpose, a scheme of classification suitable for grouping the EU15 schemes except for Luxembourg according to features related to centralisation is established and an indicator for centralisation is developed. Subsequently, on the basis of LIS data the effectiveness and efficiency in reducing poverty through social assistance payments are calculated for five selected EU systems and the linkage of their distributive impacts to the degree of centralisation is examined.
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Located near the airport, this family-friendly hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Hertfordshire County Showground, ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, and St Alban's Museum. The Snow Centre and Verulamium Museum are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features 2 restaurants, a full-service spa, and a golf course. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, an indoor pool, 2 bars/lounges, and a health club are onsite.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf And Spa features a golf course and outdoor tennis courts. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast each morning.
Wernher Restaurant - This fine-dining restaurant overlooks the garden. Reservations are required. Open select days.
Adams Brasserie - This brasserie serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required. Open daily.
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Guests can play rounds at the 18-hole golf course and enjoy other recreation facilities including outdoor tennis courts, a health club, and complimentary bicycles. In addition to an indoor pool, other recreational amenities include a sauna.
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Country Club and Spa has 6 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and a steam room.
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Icon expands UK and US labs
The Ireland-based contract research organisation (CRO) added space at its facilities in Whitesboro, New York, and Manchester, UK, which will house dedicated immunoassay laboratories.
Brian O'Dwyer, senior VP of Global Bioanalytical Services at Icon said: "We have expanded our bioanalytical facilities to provide the necessary scale to support the ever-broadening range of testing services required by our sponsors.
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A moment in Holy Mass in the traditional Carmelite Rite.
The priest stands with his arms outstretched in cruciform.
A moment in Holy Mass in the traditional Carmelite Rite.
The priest stands with his arms outstretched in cruciform.
Beautiful and interesting! Fr. Z., could you perhaps write a post about the carmelite rite some time?
VexillaRegis: you will find this at the New Liturgical Movement site (see link in the bloglist to the rite). In addition, that site also featured this rite in 2010:
Ah, thanks, Jaykay!
Father Thomas Morrow, in his article, The Seventeen Most Common Errors in the Liturgy (http://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=7646) states the following:
3. While praying the sacerdotal prayers, the priest holds his hands in a way that does not convey the intended message: that he is "imitating the Lord in His passion " and thus "we bear witness to Him as we pray." (Ceremonial of Bishops, n. 104) The priest is to hold his hands "slightly raised and outstretched," and, it seems, is to appear as Christ on the cross.
So priests, when celebrating the Ordinary Form of the Roman-rite, are also to have their arms extended in a cruciform position.
I wouldn't call these variations of the EF Latin Rite a "rite" as "Rite" is understood today. More properly, they are "Uses" of the Latin Rite EF. The same goes for the Dominican, Carthusian, etc. The Mozarabic, Ambrosian, Milanese, Gallican, and Sarum could lean toward more of a "Rite" but even the last three are not significantly different from the Latin Rite EF "Roman Use".
This posture, also found in the Dominican and Sarum Uses, is only held from the 'Unde et Memores' until the signs of the cross at the end of this prayer. Otherwise the arms are not extended away from the body. To do so all the time is a 1960s affectation that came in with versus populum; it is extremely irritating and I don't think it is justified by the rubric which enjoins the priest to extend his hands. It's more to do with 'Seid umschlungen, Millionen' than with Christ on the cross, and is usually accompanied by eyeballing all those present. "The LORD be with YOU!". I'm sure you've all seen it.
I am so pleased to see this photograph of Holy Mass at my spiritual home in Troy, NY! Thanks Fr. Z! The ever-beautiful Carmelite Rite!
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Looking at that link, I saw that the concelebrating priest, if a deacon is absent, should be the one saying "Let us offer each other the Sign of Peace." I think this is new, no?
Also, allowing the Host and Chalice to be lifted together at the "Ecce Agnus Dei". I know it was popular to do so, but I don't remember seeing that before.
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Perfect way to spend a sunday morning, don't you think?
Another friend of mine got hitched. Yeah shocking. When she gave me the news two weeks back I was secretly happy that I had finally run out of weddings to attend. All my friends have been very consistently getting married one after the other over the past two years. Just when I thought this would be the last one for a while, another friend dropped by today to give her wedding invitation for next Sunday.
One thing that I don't like about weddings is standing in those long queues that lead up to the stage so that you can go wish the bride and groom, shove a gift into their hands which is immediately swallowed by the huge gift-pile behind them (and sometimes is even lost), give them a hug and stand for that obligatory picture with them, with those harsh camera lights shining on your face, and the rest of the crowd staring at you. I don't know about other weddings but this is the case with most Indian weddings.
Now if and when I do get married, there is NO WAY that me and my (future) hubby are going to stand like a pair of statues on the stage and wait for 500 odd people to slowly push and shove their way and come up just for the sake of a picture. I'd rather walk around and mingle with all the guests even if my feet drop dead at the end of the day.
In fact I have quite a huge list of do's and dont's for my wedding. A lot of specific do's and dont's. And I can be very stubborn and moody when things don't go my way(specially if its my wedding!), so my family is going to have a tough time with me! Make way people – a full fledged bridezilla is on her way!


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I'm sorry Nokoiyuh! D: I was feeling very upset a couple days ago, its no fun at all. Eat some brownies and be happy! *hugs* 5h! Lovely hair, it looks like my sister's!
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Gymnastics earns big win, swimming continues to roll in Tuesday night's action
It was a packed schedule for the Irish varsity sports teams on Tuesday. The gymnastics team bounced back from a rare loss to earn a good win against Lakeville South, while the boys swimming and diving team stayed on a roll with a meet at Eastview.
The gymnastics team hosted Lakeville South and won 144.45-142.575.
The boys swimming and diving team - undefeated and in line for a Lake Conference title - went to Eastview and won easily, 109-61. The Irish boys will participate in the True Team state meet on Saturday at the University of Minnesota Aquatics Center after winning the True Team section title last weekend.
The boys basketball team had a tough road game at Minnetonka and lost 84-70.
The girls basketball team played No. 7 Richfield and lost 67-61.
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The news that Ellicott Council Member Darius G. Pridgen had won the support of his colleagues to become the next Council president led to an obvious question: How did he do that?
Up until a few weeks ago, those in Council leadership had said that they expected the roles of most on the Council to stay the same, with the exception of President Pro Tempore Bonnie E. Russell, who represents the University District and is leaving her seat in early January for job in the court system.
But in a matter of hours last week, Pridgen, who said he had considered pursuing the position for the last few months, had moved quickly to line up the support he needed, and then some.
The Council's unanimous support of Pridgen, if it comes to fruition as expected when a reorganizational meeting is held Jan. 2, will mark the first time in a long time that the Council has been in such agreement.
Pridgen, 49, has been a member of the Council's majority, whose leader is Masten Council Member Demone A. Smith, and who is seen as being friendly to Mayor Byron W. Brown.
But Pridgen found his earliest support on the nine-member Council from people who are anything but friendly to the Brown administration, and said he didn't inform the mayor's office about his plans until he had the votes.
Fillmore Council Member David A. Franczyk was one of the first lawmakers to declare his support of Pridgen, and Delaware Council Member Michael J. LoCurto was an early supporter as well.
Support also came in from members of the Council's majority.
Smith said he was surprised that Pridgen said he wanted the job and that once Pridgen lined up support from four other members, giving him five votes, including the vote he will cast for himself, the discussion was over.
"Once Darius had five votes, why continue counting?" Smith said.
Early support from members outside the majority, ones who had no particular affection for the current Council president, Richard A. Fontana, turned out to be key for Pridgen.
"I think you need a Council president that is his own person, who understands that the Council is an independent branch of government and won't be afraid to stand up for that," said LoCurto. "I think he's demonstrated that in the past two years."
Fontana had broken with the former majority, which included LoCurto and Franczyk, to become president two years ago, and did not have the support of his colleagues for another two-year term.
Niagara Council Member David A. Rivera, who will become the next president pro tempore, said the question wasn't whether Pridgen would have support of the Council, but whether Pridgen, whose responsibilities include being pastor of True Bethel Baptist Church, would want to do it.
"We were happy to hear that he would seek the office," Rivera said. "It was an easy decision for most of us."
Pridgen chose to approach his Council colleagues first to seek their support, before letting City Hall's second floor know what was happening, he said.
"Once I had the votes, I informed the chief executive," Pridgen said.
He hopes to have the Council presidency for at least the next two years, he said.
The city charter dictates that if the mayor were to leave office at mid-term, the Council president assumes the mayor's office until the next general election.
A theory floating in City Hall had been that if there was a change in the Council presidency, it would indicate that Brown was looking to leave. But Pridgen said that he sought the presidency independent of the administration, and there is no relationship between his ambitions and any plans Brown might have for the future.
Council members are elected every four years, but a reorganization is held every two years, and gives lawmakers an opportunity to choose their leader, change committee assignments and hire and fire Council staff.
Smith, who is expected to retain his position as majority leader, said the impending changes mark "a peaceful turnover of power," and said he expects that Fontana will remain a member of the majority. "We have a unified Council where everybody is working together," Smith said. "That's important."
North Council Member Joseph Golombek said he will retain his chairmanship of the Community Development Committee, and said he expects there will be more unity.
"I don't think you need to fight with people for the sake of fighting," he said.
Smith said he's "hoping to have a nine-member majority," which would comprise the entire Council.
Franczyk reiterated this week that he is supporting Pridgen, but he didn't seem on board with Smith's statement, saying he didn't know what he meant.
"I'm not changing the way I vote," Franczyk said.
Russell is leaving public office to work for newly elected Family Court Judge Mary G. Carney, and it will be up to the Council to appoint a new member. Russell said she expects her last day to be Jan. 7, and Pridgen said he would like to move quickly in appointing a replacement.
In addition to being one of the Council's longest-serving members and its president pro tempore, Russell is also the only woman on the Council.
Pridgen said he is looking forward to improving the technology used by the Council, from live broadcasts of its meetings to digitizing Council records. Lawmakers carrying hundreds of pages of documents in manila folders into meetings is an everyday occurrence. Digitizing resolutions and agendas, and making them searchable online, would create efficiencies and make Council business more transparent to the public, he said.
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DARLINGTON, S.C. - Jimmie Johnson's race team prepared for the worst during Saturday night's Dodge Charger 500 at the Darlington Raceway.
The team had 14 sets of new tires stacked on pit road, knowing the 1.366-mile racetrack is the toughest on tire wear. Counting the new set on the car, that means they were prepared to change tires every 33.3 miles if needed.
While the pavement is overly abrasive, drivers don't want it to change.
"Don't say that word," Johnson said when asked if Darlington needed to be repaved. "Leave this place alone. Keep patching it and make it rougher. I think the track is awesome and the reason we have such good racing here. If they repaved the current asphalt and we were running 190 (mph) around here, it'd be single file racing. It's not wide enough to run side-by-side. We need the drop off. We need the tires to wear out so that we can race like we do here."
At nearly $1,500 a set, the cost of racing at Darlington isn't cheap. Practice and race tires this week for Johnson's team will cost $25,500.
"You're always thinking about tires, but you're also, at the same time, thinking about not bouncing off the fence, too," Matt Kenseth said. "You always have to remember to race the track and not get caught up racing someone else and getting yourself in trouble."
The late, late show
When Denny Hamlin first came to the Darlington Raceway two years ago as part of Joe Gibbs Racing's driver development program, he hit the wall 29 times during his first practice session.
He returned to Darlington Friday night to win the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 for the Busch Series.
Hamlin's pit crew quickly gave him four tires and gas during the final pit stop. He came onto pit road in second place behind Kenseth, but he left with the lead. Once he got out front, he never trailed again.
"The pit crew guys got me the lead and we had a blistering fast car at the end," Hamlin said after winning his second Busch race of the season. "I didn't think our car would be that good at the end."
Kenseth finished second and couldn't make any late-race charge amid a rash of cautions. There were five yellow flag periods in the final 31 laps and it didn't give Kenseth enough time to work on the leader.
"We had a good car but didn't get a long enough run at the end and (Hamlin) got in front of us," Kenseth said. "And we didn't have time to make a run at him."
Hamlin is a Nextel Cup Series regular who races on both circuits. All 12 Busch Series races have been won by Nextel Cup drivers this year.
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Driver Joe Nemechek faces a possible lawsuit from residents near his home in Iredell County, N.C., who claim his motocross course is too loud. According to the Charlotte Observer, about 70 people met to complain about the noise and dust created by the track on his 17-acre property. Nemechek said he would plant trees and move the course to another part of his property, but so far it hasn't been enough to make his neighbors happy ... Elliott Sadler said he won't drive any more Busch Series races this year for Robert Yates Racing. He instead will work with young drivers Matt McCall and Stephen Leicht, who are part of the company's driver development program.
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Ashite Imasu is a romantic story of love, treason, collaboration, rebellion and revenge set in a small Filipino town during the Japanese occupation. Inya (Judy Ann Santos) just married her childhood sweetheart, Edilberto (Raymart Santiago). Her best friend, Ignacio, (Dennis Trillo in in a career-making performance) is secretly in love with Edilberto and is also a transvestite spy for the partisans. Trillo's portrayal of a "comfort gay" for the Japanese garnered every major acting award in the R.P and propelled him to stardom. Joel Lamangan, who started as an actor for Lino Brocka, directs.
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I had a Canon MP210 for a long time after buying it on a cheap deal. Basically, it had a known design fault and it broke, having picked it up for about £30 anyway, I wasn't too upset. However, the print quality was so good on the Canon that I immediately started researching other Canon printers.
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I print all documents in grayscale.
I print a lot of colour photographs.
The printer is also a scanner and photocopier. It does not have a fax in it. The printer itself is quite large and bulky and takes up quite a lot of room on a desk which is definitely something to consider when purchasing this item. The printer has a card reader on it, but as I have never used it I can't comment on it. It also has a digital display which allows you to select what function you want e.g. print, scan, photocopy etc. This is easy to use and clear to read.
The printer takes the new generation canon inks e.g. Five cartridges: small black, big black, cyan, yellow and magenta and if one runs out the printer will not print, you have to replace that one tank before it continues. This can be quite annoying!
The cheapest place I have found for these inks is on amazon, a set of five will set you back about £40 but they do last a really long time given that I print LOADS of photos on this printer, I would say that they last about 3 or 4 months and I probably print at least one or two photos per day.
The printer has 2 trays which is convenient, one is a casette in the bottom of the printer and the other is a rear tray, this allows you to have both photo paper and plain paper in the printer at the same time which I think is a nice touch.
The colour on the printer is outstanding, really true to life even on the very worst photopaper. I believe the better quality photo paper the better your photo will print out.
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'All the Land' digs into human soul
Published 4:31 pm, Friday, October 4, 2013
The prologue to "All the Land to Hold Us," by Montana writer and conservationist Rick Bass, looks back in time - way back in this case - to the geologic dawn of the West Texas landscape that is the novel's setting.
Bass first shows us the rock formation known as Castle Gap as it is carved out of limestone by the elements 270 million years ago in a "warm, shallow Permian sea." Then he fast-forwards as cavemen, Apaches and rapacious conquistadors go about their human folly at the rock's base, coveting resources and being generally nasty to each other. We arrive, finally, in 1966: A young geologist named Richard and his girlfriend, Clarissa, are hunting for fossils and oil.
The story here belongs, primarily, to Richard. We learn how he loses Clarissa after their desert fling, joins a villainous band of oil prospectors across the border in Mexico in order to forget about her and, years later, returns to Texas to see if he might be given a second chance at love with another woman.
But the pleasures of this novel have little to do with its plot. Bass is a prose shaman, and by binding his characters to the land, he brings both them and the land to life. He writes of Richard: "He left behind a barren, stinking landscape and traveled back toward the ocean, drawn as if by his own tide, and possessing the worst scar of all - the scar of quitting, of not being able to go on any further - the death of dreams - and little by little, his once strange and powerful heart grew smaller."
Bass is adroit at sounding his characters' cavernous interiors, filled with veins of greed, violence, regret and love. The analogy drawn between the hidden riches of the land and the hidden spaces of the human soul works wonderfully.
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The S&P 500 continues to make higher and higher, more record-er highs predicated, as FactSet notes, on the faith in soaring expectations for much higher earnings growth for the index in the second half of 2014. Combining the reported earnings for Q1 and the estimated earnings for Q2, the first half (1H) blended earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 is 3.7%. However, combining the estimated earnings for Q3 and Q4, the second half (2H) estimated earnings growth rate jumps to 9.9%. Given this expected improvement in the overall earnings growth rate, which sectors and companies are projected to see the largest turnaround in earnings growth in 2H 2014 relative to 1H 2014? (Spoiler Alert: the answer should make you nervous).
Overall, nine of the ten sectors are projected to see higher earnings growth in 2H 2014 compared to 1H 2014. While the Telecom Services sector is expected to report the highest earnings growth of all ten sectors at 30.8%, it is not predicted to report the sharpest rebound compared to 1H 2014. This growth rate of 30.8% only reflects a slight improvement over blended earnings growth of 26.7% for 1H 2014.
The sector expecting the largest overall turnaround in earnings growth in 2H 2014 compared to 1H 2014 is the Financials sector. This sector is projected to see earnings growth of 15.5% in the 2H of 2014, compared to a decline in earnings of 2.7% in 1H 2014.
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Volatility has to rise...
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Dale Earnhardt Jr., waves to fans as he is introduced before the start of the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series Pepsi 400 Saturday at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. Earnhardt Jr. may have turned his dismal season around at Daytona International Speedway last weekend. Then again, finishing third at a restrictor-plate race in which Earnhardt typically has success might change nothing for NASCAR's most popular driver. (AP Photo/Terry Renna)
DAYTONA BEACH -- Dale Earnhardt Jr. expected to run well at Daytona -- even with a fairly new crew chief, a poor qualifying effort and a 24-hour virus.
He's not so certain about the rest of the season, though.
"They say you kind of carry momentum," Earnhardt said after finishing third in the Pepsi 400 on Saturday night. "I don't know if that's really a possibility or not."
Earnhardt might have turned his dismal year around at Daytona International Speedway. Then again, running well at a restrictor-plate race -- in which Earnhardt typically has success -- may change little or nothing for NASCAR's most popular driver.
And everyone at Dale Earnhardt Inc. knows it.
"The trick is not to get too pleased with yourself when you take Dale Jr. to Daytona and run in the top three," crew chief Steve Hmiel said. "We needed this one, but we can't get too excited about it."
Earnhardt improved from 18th to 16th in the Nextel Cup standings. But he still needs to make up 106 points or move up six spots in the next nine races to earn a berth in NASCAR's Chase for the Championship.
His pursuit continues this weekend in Chicago, where he has one top-10 finish in four Cup starts.
"Running strong at Daytona was a given, but it's important to go to Chicago and do better than people expect us to do," Hmiel said. "I'm very nervous about it, but I think we're going to be OK."
Not everyone would agree.
Earnhardt hasn't won a race this season, has led just five laps and been plagued by infighting at DEI. Throw out Daytona and Talladega -- home of NASCAR's four restrictor-plate races -- and he has just four top 10s in 14 starts.
DEI's director of competition, Tony Eury Sr., acknowledged last week that the team made a costly mistake by swapping crews and cars between Earnhardt and teammate Michael Waltrip during the offseason.
Eury said the move was detrimental for both race cars, becoming the first team member to publicly call the changes an error.
Earnhardt's crew, including car chief Tony Eury Jr., took all of his cars and moved to Waltrip's shop, while Pete Rondeau, who finished 2004 as Waltrip's crew chief, took his crew and cars and went to Earnhardt's garage.
The idea was to raise everyone's game. Instead, it backfired.
Rondeau was dismissed in May and replaced on an interim basis by Hmiel, the longtime technical director at DEI.
"I wasn't happy with the cars when I got there, but these guys have worked their tails off," Hmiel said. "We built several new cars and updated several more. Our guys have started early and left late, and it's been tough.
"So we needed something good to happen."
It did at Daytona, but will it continue?
"I understand that this is Daytona and there aren't any more Daytonas or Talladegas before the Chase," Earnhardt said. "We have to work really hard to try to gain ground on these other tracks that we haven't had success at all year."
Hmiel and Earnhardt say they have corrected some flaws in their cars, and recent results might prove them right.
Earnhardt ran well two weeks ago in Sonoma, Calif., and seemed poised for a top-10 finish. He practiced and qualified well, but then his transmission broke on the opening lap. The problem caused his No. 8 Chevrolet to finish 42nd.
Things certainly improved at Daytona, but then again, Earnhardt has seven victories in various series on the superspeedway and knew he would run well even after he qualified 39th and spent several days battling flu-like symptoms.
He moved into the top 10 midway through the Pepsi 400 and stayed there for good.
"When you're in a slump of any kind, just to have a top-five run is a big motivator, not only for the driver but for the entire race team," said race winner Tony Stewart, one of Earnhardt's closest friends. "Those guys will be excited when they leave here, and that's something they haven't been for the whole season really.
"He showed the old form that hasn't been gone for long, but it's been gone long enough that everybody makes it seem like it's been an eternity."
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New Music from Hot Hot Heat's Forthcoming Future Breeds Album
This was one of my favorite alternative bands back when I had just started blogging and they were blowing up with "Bandages." Above is their brand new video for "21@12." Below is an mp3 stream of another track:
Hot Hot Heat - Goddess on the Prairie [direct mp3 stream - right click and save as]
Back to form for my fellow (West Coast) Canadians?
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