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ES short term trading 6-30-10
In my opinion the market tipped its hand yesterday signalling lower ,possibly much lower, prices coming in the next few weeks/months.Try as i might i cant find any longer term projection, or for that matter, fib relationship of any kind that says 1030 could be the bottom of the decline which started in April!. Therefore, from a kools tools perpective, There are lower prices coming soon! so like everyone else, i expect an oversold market to muster a dead cat bounce of some sort ,but likely from slightly lower prices first. The closest numbers i can find are the original high of 1129.50 to its initial move low was 1103.25. this has a 4.236 termination ratio of around 1018.50 and if A was from 1211.25 to 1032.75 ans B was complete at 1129.50 then C=.618A AT 1019.25. Look folks, i know im really reaching here but,1030 is NOT 'THE BOTTOM'And i dont think 1018-19 is either (we'll see the 900 's at some point.) but this zone might be good for a dead cat bounce. right now i have short term projections around 1023.50-1024.75 which could do the same. Its also possible of course that the bounce has already started , we'll just have to see what develops today . Anything is possible today, but by all rights seasonally thurs and friday should have some upside pressure. The main point of this discourse is that much lower prices are ahead in the next month or so (950-960?) in my opinion. As always time will tell!... good luck gang!
sorry 37.75 needs to be ultimate target...one minute hole...air pocket
lighter so far as they may need to run out ON
crappy high..new highs coming
added at 42.50 print when crappy high was popped
O/N highs 1044.5 and yesterday's resistance zone 1046.5 - 1047.5 are the next logical targets for this current up move.
If we can't take out O/N highs, then that is bearish
If we can't take out O/N highs, then that is bearish
WHOOP ,THERE IT IS! ...out at 1039.00..on 2 es.. up 6 handles and lovin it!....
Piker, if u r here...I added 6 on last because it was 5 highr highs, into key number and high ticks....and air below...took 8 off at 38.75 as that was trade into 5 minute air...working 4 now...
only mentioning contract amounts because u asked about it the other day...otherwise real point of this is the higher highs, ticks and key number
I think 36 and lower is comming...hopefully
only mentioning contract amounts because u asked about it the other day...otherwise real point of this is the higher highs, ticks and key number
I think 36 and lower is comming...hopefully
shorting more at 40.25...37.50 needs work..!
Originally posted by BruceM
sorry 37.75 needs to be ultimate target...one minute hole...air pocket
right to the tick, nice one!
did you get out?
"went short at 38 even. I had a bearish bias this afternoon and after the fake breakout to the upside it confimed me going short"
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ISLAMABAD, June 21: The employees of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) on Friday continued their protest against non-payment of salaries for months.
They have also closed 25 PTDC motels in the northern areas of the country.
In Islamabad, 66 employees posted at the PTDC office at Margalla Road have launched a protest in front of the Super Market.
One of the protesters said 450 regular employees of the PTDC had not been paid salaries. "There are employees who have not received their salaries for 16 months; some haven't been paid for 14 months."
He said the PTDC motels in Naran, Balakot, Gilgit, Hunza, Sust, Gupis, Phandar and Chitral have been closed by the employees. The protesters have disconnected electricity supply to the motels. They are even not allowing tourists to stay in the motels.
Nadeem Abbasi, a faculty member at the Arid Agriculture University Rawalpinid, who is currently visiting Naran, told Dawn on phone that the staff at the PTDC rest house in Naran did not allow him to enter the premises. "Being a government servant myself, I can imagine that no one can work without a salary."
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Does it feature Maceo Plex's trademark growling bass noise? If so count me in.
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finally caught them live at White Heat tonight. worth the wait x 1000000000.
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Damn. Was too ill to get to that show. Glad it was great.
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yeah it was packed and their live show is sooooo much fun. can't wait to catch them again.
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oh hey they finally made a video for "reckless"
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Possibly supporting Madonna's tour?
― du mein bestie (micarl), Sunday, 15 January 2012 10:43 (five years ago) Permalink
for the "suggest me some similar stuff" part of the thread:
Mowgli featuring Amber Jolene - Back In The Day
― boxedjoy, Thursday, 3 May 2012 23:13 (five years ago) Permalink
Urgent and key contribution to the similar stuff portion of this thread (i.e. Alex Anwandter - Como Puedes Vivir Contigo Mismo - as discussed in the Paris is Burning thread and here: itt: amazing dancing in music videos.
― formerly EDB (ed.b), Monday, 27 August 2012 23:55 (five years ago) Permalink
So are we just not discussing the pretty good solo Dinamo Azari album?
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The minimum requirements for ethanol levels in the US are getting more difficult to reach because cars today getting better fuel economy.
EPA proposes small increase of ethanol in fuel supply
For 2017, EPA calls for 18.11 billion gallons of biofuel to be mixed in gasoline and diesel. But it shouldn't affect you at the pump.
Obama administration wants lower ethanol levels
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Two US Senators want to remove corn ethanol from gasoline supply
California, Pennsylvania senators reach across the aisle to propose an anti-corn-ethanol bill.
Oregon may get rid of ethanol in gasoline
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Republican control of Congress could affect US biofuel policy, Uber and Lyft
Green transportation issues were not at the top of this year's midterm elections in the US, but the sweeping Republican victories – and probably new Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell – could affect at least some aspects of how we get around without using as many resources as we used to.
AMA points to EPA document to prove ethanol damages small engines
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Look Before You Pump warnings popping up at ethanol stations
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Higher ethanol blends create health, safety risks, says Big Oil-funded study
In the simplest terms, when higher-ethanol blend fuels spill, they can make buildings go boom. And the study that says this was funded, in part, by Chevron and Shell as well as the American Petroleum Institute, while the report was generated by Rice University in Houston. All clear on the players? Good. Let's proceed.
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The Maine Outdoor Film Festival (Moff) is a growing film festival that draws crowds of 200+ in various screenings in the less traveled towns of Maine to promote creativity in the outdoors. For Moff I wrote social media posts, monthly emails & press releases. Gave the latest website refresh feedback and developed a process to their sponsorship platform. I also planned and coordinated the annual awards show.
Location: Screening in various towns throughout the state & awards show (2016, 2017)
The Bearded Brewfest attracts 700+ people to its man centric trade show, beer festival. I wrote social media posts, monthly Beard & Beer emails, website refresh, and developed a process to their vendor & sponsorship platform. I also coordinated the table setup of over 30+ vendors & 30+ breweries to all fit in 1 location in an organized manner. I enabled myself to think like a bearded beer loving man and really morph into that mind set when working on this project.
Location: USM Sullivan Gym (2016)
Spouse Events
The annual Spouse Event for one of the largest construction companies in the United States
Location(s): A scavenger hunt at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, spa day at SpaCastle, cooking classes at The Brooklyn Kitchen & lunch at Riverpark. Everything had to be perfectly timed here as 100+ women needed to board buses from one side of Brooklyn to parts of Manhattan and Queens through NYC traffic. Ensuring they had the best day ever was a pleasure of mine- these spouses deserve it!
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Wines of Chile
Assisted with & recorded ratings for the Wines of Chile week long wine tasting of 500+ blends with Jay Miller, world famous wine advocate. I was Mr. Millers host during this week long tasting. It was important wines were corked and poured properly and his hand written scores were properly recorded for future press releases.
Location: The Thomas Collective, NYC (2010)
Gunstock Pig Roast
A weekend long neighborhood block party, this is now the 27th year and planning is now underway for 2017. Coordination of food set up, kids games, and a ladies night alongside set up and break down this is a three day long event, but so much fun to be a part of.
Location: Pleasant Hill Neighborhood (2016, 2017)
Coty, Inc.
I helped the Sales Director pack for and plan set up for their annual NACDS booth setups. Their booth space was filled with a portfolio of brands and the show also included pre scheduled meetings with stores so I had to think ahead of what items the director would need well in advance.
Coty, Inc. NYC (2009)


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Why write a blog? Why indeed. Sometimes, when the mind is blank or the spirits are low, ideas seem hard to find. Most writers know that they are everywhere, teeming, insistent, bossy and in-your-face, but hunting for them is the surest way for them to scoot under the nearest stone, only to emerge in the middle of the night to thumb their noses at you.
Today's blogs are yesterday's essays. In the old days writers, when they weren't writing books, often wrote essays. These were published in magazines, which snapped them up for their eager, discerning readers. Essays were often many hundreds of words long, they explored a subject, or a thought, in a leisurely way, writers had space to move, and readers had time to read and think. Blogs have to be short, like sound-bites, to catch the attention of readers who have less time and are easily bored.
A blog, like an essay, is a means of experimenting with your "voice". It is a way to have your say about what interests you, and to say it in a controlled and considered way rather than in the hurried blurt of a tweet. It is a forum where you have control over everything: subject, style, content, length, frequency. That means that you can take risks now and again. And take the heat if it goes wrong. No one is waiting to correct or change what you write, or to reject it out of hand. No one is the boss of your blog but you.
A blog makes it possible to paddle in the tiny waves at the edge of the surf and learn how it feels, before launching into the ocean of the real literary world. A blog can be edited, changed or deleted at any time, and the commitment need not be terrifying. Or terrifyingly permanent.
Blog posts should be interesting. I'm aware that posts about, say, my great-grandfather's old immigrant sailing ship Euterpe aren't for everyone, and nor are posts about writing, or earthquakes, or painting or anything else that I might feel like writing about. But if there is variety, and the posts are not totally incompetent, readers gravitate to the site. It takes time to develop a regular readership, and word has to be spread somehow. I'm constantly amazed at how, now and then, there is a surge of interest and the stat-counter leaps for the stratosphere. Something, somewhere, triggers a gratifying spike.
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This is my Baby Lacey T Bar Sandals knitting pattern. This is a lovely summery design so perfect for making right now.The lace pattern is really simple yet gives a wonderful effect.They are worked flat on 2.75 mm needles in any dk/8 ply yarn of your choice and are knit entirely in one piece. The knitting pattern provides full instructions for 4 sizes, XS (preemie - tiny baby), S ( newborn - 3 months), M (3-6 months) and L (6 - 9 months).There are also lots of photos to help you along the way.


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FORT WORTH, Texas - The ex-boyfriend of a missing Fort Worth woman was indicted Thursday on a charge of aggravated kidnapping.
Christopher Revill is accused of kidnapping 25-year-old Typhenie Johnson with the intent to kill her. She was last seen in October at an apartment complex in far east Fort Worth.
Johnson's twin brother, Asher, told FOX 4 that he and other friends were inside the apartment on the night she disappeared. They saw the ex-couple talking outside in the parking lot.
"It had kind of escalated from a regular conversation and making Chris leave here because he was gathering up his stuff," he recalled. "Chris had come back up, and I asked him where my sister went. And he said she jumped into another car."
But Asher was immediately suspicious. He went to check on his sister and found one of her socks and her cellphone in the parking lot. Her keys were on top of her car.
Police also found women's clothing at Revill's mother's house.
"We have substantial information basically on the initial crime scene of the apartment complex that would lead us and the detectives to believe that he was the last person around her at the time of her disappearance," Fort Worth Police Officer Jimmy Pollozani said.
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Le Faux Bourgeois is a causal, cozy French bistro located just off the little park at Fraser and Kingsway.
A decent place, offering good wholesome food, traditional recipes, typical bistro ambiance - a nice slice of French life in Vancouver, but it's not Paris.
It was a busy Friday night but we had reservations and were seated promptly, despite confusion when calling to make them. Hint - don't let just anybody pick up the phone to accept reservations at your restaurant. Our friends were delayed a few minutes in the snow outside, and while we got an aperitif quickly, they had to wait more than half an hour for theirs. But at last our orders were in, bread arrived (**my pet peeve - we've made the effort to get here, and you're making yours - just slug a roll or two down on the table while you tell us you'll be a few minutes before you can take our orders. Don't make us wait in silence until we've ordered and our tummies are grumbling from all the other delicious food we see being served around us**) and the kitchen worked quickly to get them out amid a sea of other diners. Meanwhile, the bistro buzz took over the room, made conversation a bit difficult, and so too would the lounge/new jack/acid jazz music when it got a bit too loud, but the decor is really quite exotic and practical, all in one go, so one doesn't mind waiting.
Service from that point on was prompt and professional. A Fausse Nicoise was pronounced tasty, a cluster of escargot were tender and garlicky as expected, the cheese platter was not commented upon. Possibly a better choice for sitting at the bar with a glass of wine. Mains arrived - the duck confit lacked the crispness and the full flavour of a week's basting in fat followed by a really hot oven just before serving, though the accompaniments were up to standard. The cassoulet was hearty but lacked flavour, possibly from fewer than the usual extravagant number of ingredients found in the recipes of other pricier establishments around. The portobello mushroom main was pronounced tastier than one might expect and nicely sized. No comment on the steak frites, although that would be my try next time. Wine accompanying was well chosen - no deals here, but no ripoffs either. An exotic list.
Dessert shines - a few simple recipes and all light and well done, simple coffees are well brewed, and properly handled specialties. and we got out on time as promised to make our concert - good work to the wait staff after the late start.
Dinner for 4 with wine and dessert for less than $200 - this is a good deal. In sum, there are enough staff around to make this place work really well, and the knowledge is good. Love the ambiance, but the kitchen needs a little work to make sure it's turning out dishes fit for the advertising. We'll try it again on a less-crowded day.
All I can say is this place is like a Parisian brasserie. Lively but not raucous. Jeans and tuxes can happily co-exist. Staff is very friendly, casual yet professional. Food is very good value. Wine list just right.
What a juxtaposition in this neighbourhood. Talk about going from "pho" to "faux" [wink]
Their downfall ..... long waits if you don't have a reservation. Then it's off to either Pied-a-Terre or Salade de Fruits !
My husband and I dined here the evening of October 17. We had early reservations at 5:30 and were the first ones there. The restaurant filled quite quickly and room was packed by the time our food came. Its a casual space and felt to me like an old parisian restaurant (only it was new furniture made to look retro). The food is solid and honest and classic french bistro. My starter was the chevre (goat cheese) salad (tasty, and the cheese still had the rind on it - yum), followed by the lamb sirloin - done medium rare to perfection. The only problem with this dish was that it didn't have a carb component to it so our bread basket was refilled a couple of times. I always have mousse whenever I can at french restaurants - the texture was silky and just sweet enough but could have used more chocolate. The service by our very french waiter was attentive but slow - something that this only 1 month-old restaurant will improve on I'm sure. Great addition to its neighborhood!
Went with the wife for an anniversary dinner. Food was delicious, service impeccable, and portions generous. We went because of all the wonderful reviews. I'm not a big fan of French food, but it was very tasty. Definitely recommend it. The garlic mayo dipping sauce for the frites was delicious. We were able to secure an early reservation and managed to finish before the allotted time allowance.
For a restaurant that's lined up almost every night i was expecting something extraordinary...maybe my expectations were too high?
food: the flavours were complimentary, the portions reasonable - good food, good price. the standouts were the tart and the steak frites...duck was served luke warm & the skin was rubbery - not crispy like it should be.
service: not a fan of the incredible informality. If it weren't for the tray, i wouldn't be able to tell the servers from the clientelle. Frayed low-rider jeans? really? they didn't know much about their product - where beer or meats were from, etc. Or what they were out of until *after* we ordered it.
Ambiance: packed, loud - two things i love. i'd appreciate it if their banquette tables (normally deuces) would lock together when used for larger parties. we spent tonnes of time re-aligning & holding our tables together whenever someone moved.
Overall - I'm sure I'll be back at some point. I don't think it'll replace Trafalgars Bistro for food & professional service; or Bistro Bistrot for location/scene.
Have been there a few times, and each time fantastic. Most recently, I had the best birthday party reservation there ever. Saturday night, and 13 of my closest friends...all of whom I've raved about the restaurant to for months - only to deliver above and beyond the great review and recommendation I continue to give this restaurant.
The food size is portioned perfectly. One can have an appetizer, main, and dessert and not feel like bloated hog, but still feel healthily satisified...and you will be satisified. The appetizer special was two large scallops in a light cream sauce served on a sea schell ($8). The Canard Confit ($15) was suckling, presented on some mixed greens. My dessert, Crème Brulée, had been set and chilled perfectly, while the top was hot, carmalized, and crunchy as it should be when served.
My Parisian French server was friendly and sassy, a quality I admire, and recommended a bottle of Pinot Grigio ($28 - pretty good price) we could not pass up. All in all, the food and service was great, and the low light candle-lit atmosphere paired with the mirrors on the wall, makes for a romantic evening if one desires.
Check it out, and then you know why I rave to my friends about it.
I only have 1 thing to say really.....one of the best eating experiences at a restaurant that I've ever had. From the moment I walked in until the moment I left, it was fantastic. The service was great, the food was amazing and I was with great company. What more could you ask for. There were 6 of us and we each had something different. No one spoke for about 20 minutes and all you could hear was mmmmmmmm....
What a grand little spot in the heart of Mount Pleasant! We unfortunately had no reservation (the wait for a table was 2 hours!!!!!!), but scored a couple of seats at the bar which turned out to be a great way to savour a sampling of tres, tres tasty wine at very reasonable prices, well concieved, delicious appetizers (the mussels, pate, and onion tart) and some good conversation with other bar stool mates. Service was friendly, prompt and knowledgeable. Congratulations to the owners for taking a gamble on the area - We will definitely be back with a reservation in tow!
After hearing the buzz about a new French restaurant opening in my neighbourhod I had high expectations. I'd heard they intended to provide great quality food for reasonable prices. I was not disappointed.
The food was delicious: the organic chicken pot au feu was perfect, the vegetables & various sorts of mushrooms with it perfectly cooked & tender. I enjoyed the broth so much that I asked for more bread to mop it up... The lingcod seafood special also had clams & a good variety of mushrooms. The fish was melt-in-your mouth & delicate in taste. The portions were big enough to satiate, but don't go in expecting heaps of food like at Red Robin or something.
We also had a glass of wine each, both BC wines, which I was impressed to see were not completely underrepresented on the wine list. The lemon cream tart was exaclty that: lemony, creamy & tart, not too sweet. My husband's creme brulee was simple & tasty. The presentation was a little austere, however, with not a snip of garnish or accompaniment whatsoever.
I loved the ambiance of the place. Lots of polished wood, warm enough, not too noisy even though the place was packed. The layout was intimate but still left us space for privacy. We didn't feel crammed in next to another table.
The service was friendly & efficient enough without being annoyingly attentive. Our waitress was new, but she didn't make any mistakes & our food wasn't slow in arriving.
For two entrees, two desserts & two glasses of wine, our bill came to about $60. Well priced for the quality!
My only complaint with the place was that the prices on the menu & special board were a dollar or 50c lower than the bill. The discrepancy only came to $2 or so, but they need to fix that...
To sum up a wordy review: make a reservation (this place was packed on a TUESDAY) & GO!
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Rule 602 Lack of personal knowledge. A witness may not testify to a matter unless evidence is introduced sufficient to support a finding that the witness has personal knowledge of the matter. Evidence to prove personal knowledge may, but need not, consist of the witness' own testimony. This rule is subject to the provisions of rule 703, relating to opinion testimony by expert witnesses. [L 1980, c 164, pt of §1; am L 1992, c 191, §2(5)]
This rule, which is identical with Fed. R. Evid. 602, restates the traditional common-law rule barring a witness from testifying to facts of which he has no direct personal knowledge. See McCormick §§10, 11. "Personal knowledge," for purposes of this rule, means that the witness perceived the event about which he testifies and that he has a present recollection of that perception. The personal knowledge requirement should not be confused with the hearsay ban, see Rule 802 infra. In fact, the requirements of Rule 602 apply to a hearsay statement admitted under any of the hearsay exception rules, 802.1, 803, and 804 infra, in that admissibility of a hearsay statement is predicated on the foundation requirement of the witness' personal knowledge of the making of the statement itself.
Evidence of personal knowledge is a general foundation requirement for admissibility of all evidence, subject to Rule 703 relating to expert witnesses. The Advisory Committee's Note to Fed. R. Evid. 602 points out: "It will be observed that the rule is in fact a specialized application of the provisions of Rule 104(b) on conditional relevancy." However, preliminary determination of personal knowledge need not be explicit but may be implied from the witness' testimony. "If under the circumstances proved, reasonable men could differ as to whether the witness did or did not have adequate opportunity to observe, then the testimony of the witness should come in, and the jury will appraise his opportunity to know in evaluating the testimony." McCormick §10. Compare Apo v. Dillingham, 50 H. 369, 371, 440 P.2d 965, 967 (1968), where the court said: "A party may testify as to the boundaries of the land he claims. But before such testimony is admissible, the witness must indicate his knowledge of the contents of documents to which he refers."
Case Notes
There was no violation of this rule and circuit court did not err in admitting witness' testimony, where all of the relevant portions of witness' testimony were based on witness' own perception. 78 H. 383, 894 P.2d 80 (1995).
Where evidence insufficient to find officer had present recollection of field sobriety test, officer's testimony regarding test should have been stricken and jury instructed to disregard testimony. 80 H. 138 (App.), 906 P.2d 624 (1995).
Officer had sufficient personal knowledge, under this rule, of intoxilyzer test officer administered to defendant and was thus competent to testify as to test results; when officer could not remember exact reading of test result, it was proper under rule 612 for State to allow officer to review defendant's test result report and refresh officer's present recollection of defendant's exact score. 95 H. 409 (App.), 23 P.3d 744 (2001).
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When I was a little girl, my mother and I invented a language. We would have complex, whimsical conversations that only we could understand. I started using my new words to name the ingangible world around me. Tapatu became a central noun in the made up space that paralleled my reality.
As I grew and matured and got better at conforming, Tapatu came to represent for me the internal landscape. It was a talisman that reminded me that creativity came from the inside out, not the outside in. It was a place I could go to hear my own voice.
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Kevin Jack McEnroe: Our Town
September 7, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-1-61902-528-8-1 – Hardcover – $25.00 – Counterpoint – 229 pages
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I happened across this young, tattooed writer sitting in a publisher's exhibit space at Book Expo earlier this year, and since it was Counterpoint, a publisher whose work I deeply respect, I shook his hand and took a copy of the book.
It took me a couple weeks before I started reading this novel, and then I was immediately captivated. Our Town is a great story, interestingly constructed, and really well written. The author plays with voice and perspective throughout, there are shifts in narrative viewpoints, and as it is telling a story through time about a number of different characters, all that prismatic dancing really worked for me.
This is McEnroe's first novel, and there are inevitably some rough patches, and maybe even some missing pieces (I would have liked a bit more writing about the main characters' children, for example). The novel traces the life of a minor Hollywood actress, Dorothy White, her husband Dale, and their children, Dylan and Clover. It's a feat of imagination on the part of author McEnroe, to inhabit place, time and people whose lives he could never possibly have experienced in any direct way. I thought he captured that hazy, sometimes glowing world of Hollywood in the fifties and sixties quite brilliantly.
There is an incredible amount of sadness and pathos in this novel, unavoidably, as the lives that are traced here are broken in so many ways. These are people who are trying to be real but who are trapped in the imagery of pop culture, not strong enough themselves to find themselves in the trappings of fame and celebrity, unable to be self aware enough to become whole, or even close to whole. Their tragedies are inevitable by products of impossible aspirations.
McEnroe captures the desire, and the striving and the power of hope throughout. From what I can tell, he has his own demons to wrestle with, but as they motivate him to go deeper into his own understanding, his sure handed talent will serve him well. Our Town is a terrific novel – I resisted the hackneyed impulse to say "first novel" by the way – demonstrating that the author has a terrific set of writing skills and the promise of much more to come. Definitely a book to read and ruminate on.
Kevin Jack McEnroe lives and writes in Brooklyn, New York. He received his MFA from Columbia University.
"From Lou Reed to Joan Didion, the tale of the young and the not-so-young Hollywood starlet has been treated with a gimlet-eyed intelligence. What makes Kevin Jack McEnroe's Our Town so striking is not just his fierce intelligence —although there is certainly that— but his masterful flexibility of tone. Written with both razor-keen irony and surprising, startling depth of sympathy, Our Town is magnificent." —Matthew Specktor, author of American Dream Machine
Lorna Landvik: Best to Laugh
August 3, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-0-816698-97-4 – University of Minnesota Press – Paperback- 312 pages – $16.95 (ebook editions available at lower prices)
I have been reading and enjoying Lorna Landvik's wonderfully funny books for a long time. I can't remember how I discovered her writing but am guessing it might be the fact that she is from Minnesota that got me to try out one of her early books. And then since her books so perfectly capture the Minnesota social landscape and ethos, I kept going and read most of her novels. I come by my Minnesota interest because part of my family is from Minnesota, and I lived in St. Paul for a few years in the seventies, and I maintain a strong interest in the North Country and especially its literary life (oh and their baseball team too — see my recent interview with former Minnesota Twin Jim Kaat).
I suspect Landvik gets typecast by many readers as a "women's" writer – her books are rich with female characters and speak to and for women's social ethos. And in a book business that lives and dies by book categorization, maybe she is typecast also because her books are funny, and have titles that sound like they come from a female centric universe (Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons, Your Oasis on Flame Lake, Patty Jane's House of Curl). But it's a mistake for any reader to overlook Landvik as there is a lot going on in these books. Landvik is certainly entertaining – her background as a stand up comedian and actor informs her writing and her stories. But comedians and comedic novelists are usually mining something deeper, and Landvik's humor leverages a clear understanding of human nature and both our fallibility and the strength that allows us to live through pain and grief and the difficulties of daily life.
Best to Laugh is Landvik's most recent novel, published last year by the adventurous University of Minnesota Press. It's her most autobiographical novel, for sure. Her main character in this book, Candy Pekkala is half Korean and half Norwegian (unlike Landvik). She goes to Hollywood to follow her dream to be a stand up comedian (as Landvik did). The book follows her adventures in La-La land as she falls in with her neighbors in Peyton Hall, a class LA building that houses a cast of interesting and compelling characters, who all become Candy's family as she becomes the success she has aimed to become. The combination of "old Hollywood" and less romantic 70's era Los Angeles makes for a terrific backdrop. And the characters are picture perfect. Candy, her friends and family are impossible to resist.
In real life, Landvik did work as a stand up comedian in Los Angeles, temping at places like Atlantic Records and the Playboy Mansion (writing film reviews for Hugh Hefner's private VHS tape collection) while pursuing her showbiz dream. Despite her success as a comedian, Landvik eventually turned to writing, which she turned out to be pretty good at doing. She still likes to perform – her 'Party in the Rec Room' is performed once a year at the wonderful Bryant Lake Bowl theater in Minneapolis (yes, theater in a bowling alley!) This is an all-improvised show based on audience suggestion. Landvik describes it this way "While I enjoy a meaty, dramatic role, to me there's nothing more satisfying than making a roomful of people snort beer up their noses as they laugh."
You might find yourself doing the same while reading Best to Laugh.
Author website here. Author page, on Goodreads, worth a visit.
David Wilk talks with Liz Dubelman about Vidlit
May 26, 2015 by David
Filed under Ebooks and Digital Publishing, PublishingTalks, The Future
Publishing Talks began as a series of conversations with book industry professionals and others involved in media and technology about the future of publishing, books, and culture. As we continue to experience disruption and change in all media businesses, I've been talking with some of the people involved in our industry about how publishing might evolve as our culture is affected by technology and the larger context of civilization and economics.
I've now expanded the series to include conversations that go beyond the future of publishing. I've talked with editors and publishers who have been innovators and leaders in independent publishing in the past and into the present, and will continue to explore the ebb and flow of writing, books, and publishing in all sorts of forms and formats, as change continues to be the one constant we can count on.
It's my hope that these conversations can help us understand the outlines of what is happening in publishing and writing, and how we might ourselves interact with and influence the future of publishing as it unfolds.
My friend, and sometimes colleague, Liz Dubelman is the founder and CEO of VidLit Productions, LLC, a renowned and well regarded book marketing and content-creating company. I've been a big fan of her work for a long time, since first coming across her wonderful and hilarious video promotion for the really fun book, Yiddish With Dick and Jane by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman. In fact that video was one of the very earliest book trailers, and was certainly one of the best and most successful of the many that have followed it. As soon as I saw it, I quickly sought out Liz, and discovered how smart she is about online content and communities, and over the years we have collaborated on a number of projects.
From 2011 – 2013 Liz was VP, Production for JibJab Media, the pioneering digital entertainment company that specializes in personalized social expression and has provided laughs to 100 million users worldwide.
Liz co-edited and contributed to What Was I Thinking? 58 Bad Boyfriend Stories, which was based on the VidLit series of the same name. She is also a magazine writer of both fiction and nonfiction. Well over a million people have viewed her short story Craziest on the Web.
Prior to her digital career, she worked for ten years in film production. Her television work won her two Emmys – one as a producer and one as a director. She was the first woman member of the labor negotiating committee of I.A.T.S.E., New York local 644 (cinematographers), and is an establishing member of Women in New Technology.
Liz is now taking Vidlit into new areas of online book marketing and publishing. Vidlit is providing authors with a platform to help them with the challenging and complicated task of self promotion. The supposition, which seems correct to me, is that authors are often best at writing, and while in today's publishing environment, they need to think about and act like marketers, that is not their core competency, and they will almost always need creative, intelligent and friendly helpers to do this kind of work for them. Vidlit comes from a writer's imagination and mindset. Liz wants to make writers successful, bring their stories to audiences and she has a good track record of understanding how online media can work. What she has to say about writers and readers interacting in the new media environment is an ideal topic for a Writerscast interview.
I like the simplicity of Vidlit's mission statement:
"…to make fiction and creative non-fiction indispensable. It's our belief that stories help our lives to make sense."
Anne Enright: The Green Road, a novel
May 18, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-0-393-24821-0 – Hardcover – W.W. Norton – 2015 – 314 pages – $26.95 (ebook versions available at lower prices)
Anne Enright is an Irish fiction writer who has been widely praised for the lyrical quality of her prose and for eccentric characters and heartfelt renderings of modern family life, received the 2007 Man Booker Prize, the British Commonwealth's most prestigious literary award, for her novel, The Gathering (2007). In that year's competition, her book was considered a longshot for the prize, but nonetheless was was selected unanimously by the panel of judges. The Gathering was also named "Irish Novel of the Year" at the 2008 Irish Book Awards.
Subsequently, Enright wrote and published more novels, including The Forgotten Waltz (2012) which won the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction, about which Francine Prose said in her NY Times review, "a nervy enterprise, an audacious bait-and-switch. Cloaked in a novel about a love affair is a ferocious indictment of the self-involved material girls our era has produced."
Enright went to college at Trinity College, Dublin, and took an MFA in writing at University of East Anglia in England, but soon after ended up working in television production in Ireland, which she did successfully for several years. She then turned to writing, first short stories, and then novels, at which she clearly excels. Since the Man Booker prize raised her profile exponentially, she has won numerous awards and traveled widely in support of her novels.
Enright's newest book, The Green Road, is about a very modern Irish family, splintered and scattered, but always focused on the mother, the unhappy and complicated Doraleen. The family lives in County Clare, the farthest eastern shore of Ireland, as Enright says, the last stop before America, a place of immense beauty and also loneliness and struggle for those who continue to live there. And there is a real green road there, the old path along the water.
For the first half of the book, Enright alternates voices and scenes, from County Clare to New York to Africa to Dublin as she introduces us to the children in the Madigan family. And then the scene shifts back to the home turf of the family, as the children return for their mother's birthday, together for the first time in many years. And this is where the heart of the novel lives.
It's a beautiful book, one that has stayed with me after I read it, and even after I had the opportunity to talk about the book, the characters and the writing process with author Enright. She is an incredibly accomplished writer, able to convey immense depth about characters, a places, or events, with an economy of language and a piercing eye. We had a lively and interesting conversation while she was in New York on her book tour. And I am really pleased that she was willing to read two sections of the book, as hearing the author's voice in this particular instance is terrifically important as her tone and intonation helps us feel the book more deeply.
I also had the pleasure to welcome her to the United States as she is now the first official Irish Fiction Laureate. This recording is of a wonderful conversation with one of our best living novelists, about a novel I am happy to recommend to all readers. And here is a terrific piece she wrote about the writing of the book for The Guardian (which we did talk about in our conversation). While I could not find a website for Ms. Enright but here is a pretty nicely done fansite for her work. And for those of you who have become fans of Enright's work, this interview in the Paris Review about The Forgotten Waltz will be of interest as well. Publisher WW Norton has a page for the author here.
Photo of Anne Enright credit Domnick Walsh
Jeffrey Lewis: The Meritocracy Quartet (four novels)
April 27, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-1-908323-45-3 – trade paperback – Haus Publishing – March 2015 – 742 pages – $19.99 (ebook versions available at lower prices)
Jeffrey Lewis has had a really interesting life and career path. He went to Yale, where he was the Class Poet, graduating in the mid-sixties, and went to law school at Harvard. His first career was in law enforcement – he was an Assistant District Attorney in Manhattan. Then he left New York to work on the now famed television show, Hill Street Blues, embarking on what became a terrifically successful career in television and film writing. And then he more or less left television to write serious literary fiction.
In the past few years, Lewis has published a total of six novels. The four that make up the "Meritocracy Quartet" were originally published between 2004 and 2008 – Meritocracy: A Love Story in 2004, The Conference of the Birds in 2005, Theme Song for an Old Show in 2007 and Adam the King in 2008.
Before writing fiction, Lewis won a number of awards including two Emmys, the Writers Guild Award, the Humanitas Prize, the People's Choice Award, and the Image Award of the NAACP, as a writer and producer of Hill Street Blues. His work for television and film includes projects for HBO, Showtime, the BBC, TNT, and many of the major film studios. His last screenplay, before turning full-time to writing fiction, was Paint, set in the New York art world, and is the last unfinished project of the great director Robert Altman.
He lives in Los Angeles, California and Castine, Maine.
The four books in the "Meritocracy Quartet" take place in successive decades and are meant to document and explore what these periods meant to the post war baby boomers. Each novel in the series stands alone, but together, they are a powerful and really striking portrait of the inner and outer lives of the cultural elite of this generation.
Lewis is a wonderful writer. His work is clear, never over wrought and expressive of the emotional lives of his characters. The books all take place in environments Lewis lived in, periods he lived through. It would be all too easy to try to read these novels as romans a clef, but I think they are much more than that. As a true novelist, transforming the lived experience to find its meanings, both for himself and for his readers, Lewis becomes an alchemist of the soul, his words then, taking us to places far beyond. These books are really an impressive accomplishment, and well worth the effort to read all four together, at once, for a deeply rewarding experience.
"Lives are not seamlessly sewn together, but rather forged by coincidence, necessity, and expectation, a fact that Lewis brilliantly conveys. . . . Lewis' memories portray a modern, American life." (San Francisco Book Review)
I really enjoyed talking to Jeff about these books and his work as a writer.
Robin Antalek: The Grown Ups (a novel)
March 22, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-0-06-230247-2 – William Morrow – 384 pages – trade paperback- $14.99 (ebook editions available at lower prices)
I genuinely enjoyed this evocative coming-of-age novel. I thought it captured the current generation of almost-thirty somethings really beautifully. It's well written and well structured and very sympathetic on a number of levels for a wide range of readers.
The book starts with the central character in this faceted story, Sam Turner, in the summer he is fifteen, the crucial and in some ways defining moment in his life. Just as he connects with Suzie Epstein, the gorgeous girl next door, his mother abandons his family without warning or explanation. While his older, hard working brother Michael, who is a freshman in college and their attorney father both appear to accept her absence as a matter of course, Sam cannot. He is confused, and more deeply hurt by his mother's departure and struggles to understand how she could simply disappear and leave her family behind. And at the same time, Suzie's family suddenly moves away as well. This sense of loss is something he will carry with him throughout the rest of the story.
From this opening, the rest of the book covers the years as Sam and his friends (and brother) grow into adulthood. As one might expect, life is complicated, shit happens, good and bad, and life goes on. Author Antalek navigates this territory brilliantly, telling the stories of the key characters in alternating voices.
Suzie has her own family issues, and remains separated from her old friends for many years. Then a chance meeting with Michael reunites her with Sam and her former best friend Bella, whose first love was Sam. The Grown Ups explores the complicated process of growing up in the modern world. And through it all, we come to understand and appreciate the way her characters handle what it means for them to take on the mantle of adulthood. For most of us, it seems this is how growing up really works, accidents mixed with intentions to create being, meaning, and love. This book is a rewarding read, and one I thoroughly enjoyed. And I felt the same way talking to author Antalek about her book. We had a very fun time talking together about the writing of this book, her characters and life in general.
Robin Antalek is also the author of The Summer We Fell Apart (HarperCollins 2010) which was chosen as a Target Breakout Book. Her non-fiction work has been published at The Weeklings, The Nervous Breakdown and was been featured in several collections, including The Beautiful Anthology, Writing off Script: Writers on the Influence of Cinema, and The Weeklings: Revolution #1 Selected Essays 2012-2013. Her short fiction has appeared in 52 Stories, Five Chapters, Sun Dog, The Southeast Review and Literary Mama among others. Robin has received three honorable mentions in Glimmer Train's Family Matters and New Fiction Writer's contests as well as an honorable mention for the Tobias Wolf Fiction Award.
Bradford Morrow: The Forgers (a novel)
March 5, 2015 by David
Filed under Fiction, WritersCast
978-0802123213 – Mysterious Press – 258 pages – Hardcover – $24.00 (ebook editions available at lower prices)
Brad Morrow is really an excellent writer, mainly of literary fiction, and as listeners of Writerscast will likely know, I have interviewed him twice before, once for the fine novel, The Diviner's Tale (2011) and again for Publishing Talks about his now 25 year old literary magazine, Conjunctions.
The Forgers is a complex and finely crafted mystery novel. It is pretty clearly Brad's homage to the form, one which I assume he loves, and the writing style demonstrates just how much in command of his craft he is.
I myself am not generally a reader of mysteries and detective novels, though I appreciate a good one. So I am not as familiar with the intricacies of the form as are those who read deeply in this genre. One reviewer I read observed that The Forgers follows the form of one of Agatha Christie's most famous novels. Well it might. As I read the book, the writing style reminded me of early twentieth century English writers. Because its main character is a both a literary forger and a dedicated bibliophile, and much of the book's action takes place in Ireland, it has a decidedly British feel to it.
But it is an American story, and as such a grisly murder that opens the book is at its center. The setting for much of the novel is the farthest reach of Long Island, an isolated area that is perfect for this sort of crime.
The main character is one of those quirky characters that inhabit mysteries and suspense novels. He's very compelling, but he keeps his distance, to say the least. Morrow knows the world of books and collectors, as he is one himself, but I don't think anyone would mistake his main character for an authorial stand in. At least I hope not. The narrator takes us through a tangled web of a story, and while we get to know him, much is left to mystery.
Readers will enjoy the slow, building pace of the novel, and the payoff that comes at the end. It's a fun book to read, and as I said earlier, beautifully written by a masterful writer.
Brad Morrow has written a number of fine novels, teaches at Bard College, founded and still edits the literary journal, Conjunctions, and has won many awards for his work. If you have not read his work before now, you should! And The Forgers would be a good book to start with. Author website here.
It's always a great pleasure to speak with Brad about his work. He's a great conversationalist and very easy to talk to, and I think our discussion about The Forgers will be much enjoyed by listeners.
The Forgers is remarkable. Bradford Morrow is remarkable. The Real Thing, which is rare on this earthly plane.
—Michael Cunningham
Mary Kay Zuravleff reading from "Man Alive" (a novel)
January 28, 2015 by David
Filed under AuthorsVoices
I interviewed Mary Kay about her wonderful novel, Man Alive! in May 2014. This is what I said about it then:
I loved reading this book. It has a great sense of humor, it's complex without being too serious about itself, and a story that grabs you from the beginning and won't let go. Mary Kay Zuravleff is a terrific writer, original and entertaining. And there's a lot going on to keep you thinking throughout. Man Alive! tells a great story. There is a perfect summary of the book on her very active website in case you want to know the story without any risk of spoilers:
All it takes is a quarter to change Owen Lerner's life. When lightning strikes the coin he's feeding into the parking meter, the pediatric psychiatrist survives, except that now he only wants to barbecue. The bolt of lightning that lifts Dr. Lerner into the air sends the entire Lerner clan into free fall, and Man Alive! follows along at that speed, capturing family-on-family pain with devastating humor and a rare generosity. This novel explores how much we are each allowed to change within a family—and without.
This book is a fun read and I recommend it no matter what kind of fiction you like. It's a funny book with a solid heart and great characters. And I am very happy that I recorded Mary Kay reading an excerpt from the book to add to the Authors Voices series. Since last year the book is out in paperback from Picador – 978-1250056054 – $16 (and ebook versions are still available at lower prices). I like the new cover too.
Lin Enger: The High Divide: A Novel
January 4, 2015 by David
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The High Divide: A Novel – 978-1616203757 – Algonquin Books – Hardcover – $24.95 – ebook versions available at lower prices. Paperback edition due to be published in 2015.
This is a wonderful novel, set in a period and place I have long been drawn to, the northern plains of the late 19th century. In The High Divide, Enger tells the story of a family – father, mother and two young sons – who are living a typical hard life in Minnesota. One day Ulysses Pope, the father walks out and when he fails to return, his family must try to cope, and of course, try to understand why he left and where he has gone. Driven by a desperate need to know more, the two sons set out to find him, leaving their mother, Gretta, at home to worry about her family, and then herself to set out on her own journey, now to search for her missing family.
Their searches lead them to the rough frontier country of Montana, that still reverberates with the terrible era of conquest of American Indians and destruction of the buffalo, massive changes in land and culture. Gretta must grapple with the possibility of losing her husband to another woman, and the boys must decide where their loyalties lie, and what they must do to save their family. Ultimately, the father's secret must be uncovered, his story told, and the family come to terms with their history, in order to be able to go on. In my discussion with Lin, we covered alot of interesting territory. I very much enjoyed our conversation and the opportunity to talk to him about this excellent book and his thinking about writing.
The High Divide is a confidently told and powerful story, set in a period when modern terms of psychological awareness and emotional understanding did not exist. All the characters are ultimately trying to come to terms with the damage done by war and violence. Enger is fully in command of his story and characters, and pulls the reader through to a well earned climax. I really enjoyed this book, and am happy to have discovered a writer whose work I will now be following with interest.
Lin Enger
I grew up in Minnesota, have spent most of my life in the state, and now live in Moorhead, where I teach English at Minnesota State University. Over the years I have received several awards for my fiction: a James Michener Fellowship, a Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship, a Jerome travel grant, and a Lake Region Arts Fellowship. I have an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where I was a Teaching-Writing Fellow. My first novel, Undiscovered Country, was published by Little, Brown and Company in 2008. My short stories have appeared in Glimmer Train, Ascent, Great River Review, American Fiction, and other journals. During the 1990s my brother, the novelist Leif Enger, and I had a great time collaborating (as L. L. Enger) on a series of mystery novels for Pocket Books.
"The High Divide is a deeply moving, gripping novel about one man's quest for redemption and his family's determination to learn the truth. Written with lean, crisp prose, Enger seamlessly blends historical events with the personal, and deftly pulls the reader into America's Great Plains during the 19th Century. The narrators' voices are captivating, and I was spellbound by the author's ability to express the human condition and especially the complicated bonds between fathers and sons. Layered with meaning, this remarkable novel deserves to be read more than once. The High Divide proves Enger's chops as a masterful storyteller." —Ann Weisgarber, author of The Promise
"The High Divide, a novel about a family in peril, is haunting and tense but leavened by considerable warmth and humanity. Lin Enger writes with durable grace about a man's quest for redemption and the human capacity for forgiveness."
—Benjamin Percy, author of Red Moon
"Lin Enger sets out from the conventions of the traditional Western and brings the reader into new emotional territory, that of the soul of an exquisitely drawn, American family. Told with caring patience and precise language, The High Divide is a novel to get lost in."
—James Scott, author of The Kept
Allan Kornblum, Coffee House Press
My good friend, long time publisher and poet Allan Kornblum passed away November 23, 2014. He was only 65, and will be missed by many. Coffee House Press, which he and Cinda Kornblum founded as the successor to the earlier and more informal Toothpaste Press, has been in Minneapolis for over 30 years now, and has become a hugely important literary organization in its local community and far beyond, with national and international reach.
Allan and I first met in the mid-seventies when we attended a range of small press bookfairs around the country, and we shared many interests, both in poetry and in book production. Toothpaste was an early participant in the tiny midwestern literary project I started in 1976 called Truck Distribution Service.
When I traveled to Iowa to sell independently published literary books to local bookstores, I would stay with Allan and Cinda in their house in West Branch (proudly known as the birthplace of Herbert Hoover). They taught me alot about the local literary community and history, and as Allan became more involved in letterpress printing, Allan beautifully produced books and ephemera for my Truck Press (and later for Jim Sitter's Bookslinger, the successor to Truck Distribution, Allan turned out a long list of beautifully produced broadsides and small books). The list of great books published by Allan and Coffee House is pretty incredible. Visit the press' website to learn more about what Allan and his colleagues have accomplished, and to see the vibrant work the now well-established nonprofit press is doing today. Some really excellent publishing is going on there, and has been for a long time; no better legacy for Allan could be imagined than the books this press produces.
In later years, we I did not see Allan much more than once a year at the annual booksellers' conventions, but we kept in contact, did business together, and always shared news of each other's work and family. I interviewed Allan for Writerscast as part of the Publishing Talks series as I think the history of independent publishing needs to be documented, and first hand accounts by those involved seem to me the best way to preserve some of the knowledge and experiences of an important era in publishing. You can listen to it here if you want to get a feel for Allan and his work.
One moment with Allan still stands out for me. Probably six or seven years ago, when Amazon was first promoting digital conversion of print books, they put on presentations to publishers and distributors to convince us to convert as many of our books as possible to digital formats. I was perhaps naively convinced aready that the reflowable ebook format would be a great boon to reading. But Allan stood up and asked the pointed question – "What happens to the carefully designed pages we create for our books in this new digital format?" The Amazon representative bluntly stated something to the effect that "designed pages don't matter in our ebooks." That answer did not satisfy Allan, and somewhat presciently, he told me that this lack of interest and concern for design would be a big problem for e-readers and e-reading. How right he was then, and sadly, his views then about ebook design matters are still meaningful today. As he knew so well, the interaction between the reader and the word is where the magic of reading comes alive.


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Okotoks, located 15 minutes south of Calgary, is a warm, inviting, vibrant and innovative town with an abundance of culture, history and progress. It is the perfect place to live, work and play.
Okotoks, with a population of over 27,300, is currently undergoing an annexation process, expecting to grow over the next decades to approximately 80,000 people.


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That's a nice one Rockstar, inspirational
Stale copypasta is stale.
Douglas MacArthur.
if that's how it works, then home come those less rich and not at all handsome ppls get married? hmmm
Hahahaha ... hey, Rock Star, I thought this is about the song ...
(continued) ... damn ... I cannot play videos or audios in forum now ... I was thinking about Elvis ... and I think Bon Jovi played it once too?
i think it's true: Woman always wants to survive and replicate, female animals too. but i guess it's also changing now.
survival aand replication are not enough to explain the very existence of lesbian love. love between women and women ?
the artical abt over is too long to read .......
doesnt make sense , they wannna survive in a lesbian relationship ? how ? they can not reproduct with each other. lesbian relationship is not stronger than any other relationship . girls usually have gf and bf at the same time.
this world is going crazy . no one can survive.......
whatever the motivation behind their decisions are. lesbian relattonship is not natural. it can not be end well.
parthership is not the most important thing for surviving. signlarity is the ultimate goal to achieve.
wow, don worry abt red pens, i got plenty of them h ere . you can teach me englih for free !!!
perhaps u can bemonline english dictionary too . hahahahahaha
more headaches now ?
"signlarity is the ultimate goal to achieve."
Finally, something we can agree on.
Still holding out for a singularity event. In a panic, we will try to pull the plug. But Skynet will fight back, launching nuclear missles against our allies in Russia. They know this will trigger a counter-attack that will wipe out their enemies here.
The Singularity will occur when someone accidentally leaves aluminum foil in the Large Hadron Collider.
i just attempt to give a glimpse of what awaits us in the near future. Singularity is so close.
Huffing jenkem is Loligne's favored method of divination.
what is Huffing jenkem ?
(continued) ... sorry, probably off topic?


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Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy re-team for this comedy. McCarthy plays a book smart CIA analyst who volunteers for an undercover mission. Jason Statham, Jude Law and Rose Byrne also star. 120 min. Rated R.
Insidious: Chapter 3
The third installment of this horror trilogy will be a prequel to the first film. Elise Rainier agrees to contact the dead to help a teenage girl from supernatural beings. 97 min. Rated PG-13.
Written and directed by the hit show's lynchpin, Doug Ellin has the gang returning as Vinny Chase tries to reclaim his movie star status. Ari Gold will play God of the movie industry in this comedic drama as Vince and his confidants climb their way to the top of Hollywood. Prepare your eyes for cameos galore. 104 min. Rated R.
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