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Dynamic 88 Fiesta Wagon 3 seater, for sale in Lancaster, California, for $18,500.
Up for sale is a 1960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Fiesta 3 Seat Wagon. Let me just start by saying that I am the second owner of the car. The car has been re-painted a special Pink Copper but all Original Trim pieces have been kept. It has the original motor, but I have had all the gaskets replaced. This car runs great, and when I say it run's great.. I'm talking,.. I could drive her to Los Vegas and back right now and have no problems all the way through. No idling/starting/over-heating/revving or any mechanical problems what so ever.
Radio works, A/C Works. Only thing I would recommend is getting a slightly higher out-put Alternator just to supply everything with a little more stable amperage. Interior is all original, headliner is all original. Headlights, tail-lights, brake lights, interior lights, rear mechanical Auto window even rolls down with Key insert. The third rear facing seat folds up and out perfectly. No rips on any interior. Windows manually roll up and down with ease.
The car has 40k miles when the odometer stopped working so that could use a little love. I've put about 2,200 Miles on it since I've owned it the past few years. Here are a few specs on the car Motor/drive train 394 Original v-8 Auto Trans Shifts Perfect White wall tires with 9.5/10 tread left Hub Caps are slightly faded 8/10 condition.
Interior: All original Dynamic Fiesta patch on front seat came off, but I still have it. Pics of it below Sun Visor on drivers side needs to be re-attached Carpet is in excellent condition Seats are in excellent condition, as well as 3rd folding rear facing seat which is rare especially in original condition. All windows are in excellent condition, no cracks or fogging/water spots/grime etc All seals are in great condition Window/door/windshield etc 9/10 condition.
Exterior: The exterior of the car is in great condition. There are a few small slight blemishes and a couple small chips from the few cruises/cars and coffee meets and shows I attended. But overall, being a critical guy myself I would give the exterior of the car a 9/10. As you can see in the pictures and when you come to check out the car in person . . .. This car has been taken care of. It was garaged its entire life and never left outside in the elements. I doubt it's even ever been sprinkled on. All chrome trim pieces are in excellent condition, the white roof is in just as great condition as the rest of the cars body (which is rare). There is no paint fading or flaking.
I also wanted to take a second to say that I am only selling this car because I am a pure automotive enthusiast and I am moving onto something else. My price is OBO but I will not tolerate excessive low ballers. This car is an American Classic car... preserved in excellent shape. Those of you who know what this car is truly worth will have no questioning about the price. This car is sentimentally Priceless to me. But I am willing to let it go for 22,000...OBO
Now. . ..on to the pictures. And let me just say this.. they do the car no justice. You really need to see the car in person in order to appreciate how well maintained the car has been kept. Please Only call if you are a serious buyer, No joy rides and no friendly looks. Please only contact me if you are a serious buyer, I am not interested in payments or any trades, just serious enthusiasts ready to take care of this car the way I have. Thank you much! Please call or text me if you are interested, or send me your email Pink Slip in hand and ready to transfer!
I also have a video of the car starting and running beautifully. I can email it to any interested!
- Aaron Parker
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text: The Gallery News Dream Team 20 March 2012 Ella Alexander Updated Tuesday March 20, 9.49am: The first pictures of Kate Moss in her Ab Fab cameo have been released and we have them here to show you. See the supermodel join Stella McCartney, Linford Christie and a frightened-looking David Gandy in the one-off episode, due to air on Friday 23 on BBC One. SEE THE PICTURES HERE"I had a great day working with the Ab Fab team - Jennifer and Joanna were so much fun," said Moss. "Sport Relief does such a great job, I am always really happy to support them." SEE HOW KATE SUPPORTED COMIC RELIEF LAST YEARUpdated Thursday March 15, 11.43am: Kate Moss is set to star in a one-off special of Absolutely Fabulous, in aid of Sport Relief on March 23. The supermodel joins close friend Stella McCartney and Emma Bunton, as well as sportsmen Colin Jackson and Linford Christie, who will all make guest appearances.The British beauty teamed up with McCartney last month, as she modelled the designer's latest collection at her London Fashion Week show. She also supported her friend at the turning-on of her Christmas lights in December 2011, at which Ab Fab character Eddie was the guest of honour. SEE KATE MOSS' ICONIC STYLE IN PICTURESUpdated Wednesday December 14, 11.53am: Jennifer Saunders has offered up a few highly anticipated details about Stella McCartney's Absolutely Fabulous cameo, which is due to hit our screens this Christmas."It's funny because [in this series] the joke is that Stella McCartney won't ever let Eddy into her shop to get any clothes," Saunders told Stylist. "Lots of people go in but the door is always locked and I can't get in. And I'm like, 'Stella! Why don't you love me?' I fall at Stella's feet at a drinks reception and go, 'I'd look great in your clothes!' She treats me like her stalker, which I've become. But actually, in real life, Stella told me, 'Oh, I'd love Edina to look really nice in my clothes. Can't she have a Stella makeover?' And I said, 'No, she can't!'"In the new series, McCartney succeeds Lacroix as Eddy and Patsy's label of choice - a mixed blessing for the designer, so Saunders explained."I said 'Don't you mind being the new Lacroix?'" Saunders recalled of a previous conversation with McCartney. "And she said 'No, but he did go out of business didn't he?' But I was like, 'Don't worry, it's not a curse.'"Updated Thursday December 1, 10.15am: Stella McCartney is set to star in an Ab Fab Christmas special.Following her star turn at Stella McCartney's Christmas lights switch-on, Absolutely Fabulous' Edina Monsoon (or more likely her real-life alter ego Jennifer Saunders) has managed to convince Stella it will be a good PR move - although McCartney still isn't convinced."It's not exactly my idea of fun, but it's Ab Fab, and how can you say no to Ab Fab?" she said. "I'm sure I'll be terrifying, but, you know." WATCH ALL THE ACTION ON VOGUETVEdina and her long-suffering friend Patsy (Joanna Lumley) will take a trip to the Stella McCartney store, the Telelgraph reports, in a one-off episode which is also set to star Olympic gold-medal winner Dame Kelly Holmes as well as former Spice Girl Emma Bunton, who appears as a friend of Edina's long-suffering daughter, Saffy.It was wonderful to be part of," Bunton, who also attended the Christmas lights party, said. "All my friends are so jealous." Related Gallery Stella's Christmas Lights Related Gallery December Street Chic


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Prom Night | Actor | Steve | 1 | |
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story | Actor | Dewey Cox | 1 | |
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Wreck-It Ralph | Voice | Wreck-It Ralph | 1000005 | |
The Settlement (1998-1999) | Actor | Pat | 1998 | 1 |
Criminal | Actor | Richard Gaddis | 1 | |
Reel Comedy: Walk Hard (2006-2007) | Actor | n/a | 2006 | 1 |
Terri | Actor | Mr. Fitzgerald | 1 | |
Dark Water | Actor | Mr Murray | 1 | |
Reel Comedy: Step Brothers (2006-2007) | Actor | Interviewee | 2006 | 1 |
Drunk History: Tesla & Edison | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Step Brothers | Actor | Dale Doback | 1 | |
We Need to Talk About Kevin | Actor | Franklin | 1 | |
The Promotion | Actor | Richard Wehlner | 1 | |
Dads (Pilot) | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Cedar Rapids | Actor | Dean Ziegler | 1 | |
Hard Eight | Actor | John | 1 | |
John C. Reilly, Ben Roethlisberger | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Life After Beth | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
For Love of the Game | Actor | Gus Sinski | 1 | |
Reel Comedy: Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2004-2005) | Actor | Interviewee | 2004 | 1 |
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Boogie Nights | Actor | Reed Rothchild | 1 | |
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Sent a videotape of his stage work to director Brian De Palma, who cast Reilly in "Casualties of War"; first of several roles in support of Sean Penn |
Cast opposite Jennifer Connelly in the thriller "Dark Water" |
Reteamed with writer-director Anderson for "Magnolia" playing a sweet natured cop; also in cast were Cruise, Hall and Hoffman |
Cast as Ricky Bobby's (Will Ferrell) childhood friend Cal Naughton Jr. in "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" |
Raised in Marquette Park, a working-class area of Chicago, IL |
Starred in "Criminal," an English-language version of the Argentine hit "Nine Queens" by Fabián Bielinsky |
Joined Steppenwolf Theatre; appeared in "Othello" and with Eric Simonson created "A Shakespeare Sampler" |
Co-starred with Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet and Christoph Waltz in Roman Polanski's "Carnage" |
Acted with Penn in the ensemble "The Thin Red Line" |
Appeared in "The Anniversary Party" |
Appeared with the Organic Theatre; wrote and directed a series of monologues, "Walkin' the Boogie" |
Cast in Robert Altman's ensemble feature "A Prairie Home Companion," based on Garrison Keilor's radio program |
Played Johnny Depp's friend in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" |
Featured in the Penn vehicle "We're No Angels" |
Played Mitch in Steppenwolf Theatre 50th anniversary production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" in Chicago |
Appeared with Penn in the film "State of Grace" |
Co-starred with Ed Helms in the comedy "Cedar Rapids" |
Played Molly Shannon's gun-nut neighbor in "Year of the Dog" |
Acted opposite Hoffman in the stage revival of Sam Shepard's "True West"; during course of run, the actors alternated the leading roles; each garnered Tony nominations for Best Actor in a Play |
Played vampire Larten Crepsley in the feature adaptation of "Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" |
Starred opposite Jennifer Aniston in the indie film "The Good Girl"; earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor |
Had featured role in Steppenwolf production of "The Grapes of Wrath"; made Broadway debut when show moved to NYC |
Made rare TV appearance on the CBS drama "Martial Law" |
Re-teamed with Wahlberg as one of the crew members of the fishing vessel caught in "The Perfect Storm" |
Featured in "The Aviator," Martin Scorsese's biopic of the legendary director and aviator Howard Hughes |
Played constable in "Dolores Claiborne" |
Had supportng roles in "For Love of the Game" and "Never Been Kissed" |
Cast as Julianne Moore's husband in "The Hours" |
Cast as the father of a troubled young man, opposite Tilda Swinton and Ezra Miller in the dark family drama "We Need to Talk About Kevin" |
Co-starred with Mark Wahlberg and Philip Seymour Hoffman in Anderson's "Boogie Nights" |
Appeared in "The Frightening Frammis," a short film Cruise directed for Showtime's series "Fallen Angels" |
Co-starred with Will Ferrell as unemployed adults living with their parents in the comedy "Step Brothers" |
Had lead in "Hard Eight," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and co-starring Philip Baker Hall |
Nominated for the 2011 Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead ("Cyrus") |
Played the title role in the comedy spoof "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story"; also co-wrote the theme song; earned Golden Globe nominations for Best Actor and Best Original Song and a Grammy nomination for Best Song |
Played Amos Hart, the schlubby husband of an accused murderess, in the film version of the hit Broadway musical "Chicago"; received Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor |
Co-starred in the Martin Scorsese-directed period drama "Gangs of New York" |
Featured in the car-race drama "Days of Thunder"; first movie with Tom Cruise |
Co-starred with Jonah Hill and Marisa Tomei in the comedy "Cyrus" |
Had title role in the stage musical "Marty" (July 2001 and February 2002) |
Lent his voice to the feature-length adaptation of Shane Acker's short film "9" |
Nominated for the 2011 Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead |
Started acting in community productions at age eight |
Born on May 24, 1965, and raised in a working-class neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, Reilly became interested in theater early on and debuted in his first stage production at the age of eight. As a teen, he migrated between school cliques, but felt most at home in school plays and regional theatres - with his older brothers "taking care of" anyone who had a problem with their kid brother singing in musicals. After graduating from an all-boys Catholic school, Reilly was accepted into Chicago's DePaul University, home of the famed Goodman School of Drama. The quick-witted and admittedly soft-hearted actor still had not considered the theater as a career option, but after several years in the drama program, he decided there was probably nothing else he was better suited to do, so he would try to make a living in the Windy City's unusually fertile theater scene.
Reilly made his professional debut with Chicago's Organic Theatre, where he also wrote and directed a series of monologues called "Walkin' the Boogie." He graduated from DePaul in 1987 with a BFA in Drama and was asked to join the prestigious Steppenwolf Theatre Company, where he appeared in "Othello" and was part of the 1988 premiere of "The Grapes of Wrath," alongside fellow future star Gary Sinise. Not long after the well-received run of "Grapes," Reilly's agent suggested he send an audition tape for an upcoming Brian De Palma film. Reilly had never been in front of a camera or considered doing film, but he obliged, finding himself flown to Southeast Asia - also marking the first time he'd ever left Chicago or been on a plane - to shoot a minor walk-on as a Vietnam War soldier in "Casualties of War" (1989).
Once on the set, Reilly was immediately bumped up to a supporting role. During a rehearsal, he stepped in to play stand-in to an absent 80-year-old Vietnamese man, leaving both director De Palma and star Sean Penn taken by Reilly's stage-quality commitment to an offhand request. He was bumped up again to a major supporting role opposite Sean Penn. The same week, he met his future wife, Penn's assistant Alison Dickey. Within seven days, Reilly had unwittingly launched his future, both professional and personal. He immediately reteamed with Penn to play a young monk in "We're No Angels" (1989), before debuting on Broadway with Steppenwolf's production of "Grapes of Wrath," which went on to earn a Tony Award for Best Play.
Reilly began to appear in a steady stream of supporting roles, playing Tom Cruise's pit crew chief in the NASCAR drama, "Days of Thunder" (1990) and more memorably alongside respected thespians Penn and Gary Oldman in the Irish mob tale, "State of Grace" (1990). The newcomer was also given a vote of confidence when he was cast in Woody Allen's German expressionist tribute "Shadow and Fog" (1992). Reilly gave a classic performance as an aspiring small-town fry cook and friend of Johnny Depp's title character in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" (1993), before landing a co-starring role with Kevin Bacon as a pair of deceptively friendly outlaws in "The River Wild" (1994).
By 1995, ardent moviegoers were beginning to recognize Reilly as "that guy" - that guy who looked and acted like a real person and balanced big stars with his rich, subtle characterizations in minor roles. That year, he appeared in the highly-acclaimed films "Dolores Claiborne" and "Georgia" - in which he was especially convincing in the latter as the drug-addicted drummer of a local bar band. However, it was the friendship he formed with then unknown director Paul Thomas Anderson that caused the actor's film career to blossom. Anderson had apparently seen every film Reilly had done to date, and recognized the actor's underused talent. He cast Reilly alongside Philip Baker Hall as a gambler's protégé in his directorial debut, "Hard Eight" (1996). Reilly and the film received positive reviews, but the indie had a limited release that did not reach a large audience. The same could not be said for Anderson's next outing.
Following their auspicious beginning, Anderson wrote a role for Reilly in his next film, "Boogie Nights," (1997). Anderson scored a commercial and critical hit with this stylized tale about the rise and fall of a John Holmes-like star (Mark Wahlberg) during porn's last days before video. Reilly's performance as fellow porn star and aspiring magician, Reed Rothchild, was a standout among a powerful ensemble cast that also included Philip Seymour Hoffman, Julianne Moore and Heather Graham. With this role, Reilly's profile enjoyed a considerable raise, leading director Terrence Malick to tap him to join the ensemble of the Oscar-nominated World War II drama, "The Thin Red Line" (1998) - a film that Hollywood's best actors were all scrambling to be a part of. In 1999, Reilly again played a custom-made role given him by Anderson as a lonely police officer in "Magnolia." The highly-analyzed film was revered by some critics and hailed as too overwrought by others, but it was definitely one of the most talked-about and nominated films of the year, with Reilly serving as one of its most grounding forces.
Reilly continued to nab supporting roles opposite Hollywood's top stars, playing a major league catcher in Kevin Costner's "For Love of the Game" (1999) and exploring a different world of male dynamics aboard a doomed boat in the blockbuster, "The Perfect Storm" (2000) co-starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg. He returned to Broadway the same year in Sam Shepard's "True West," with Reilly and co-star Philip Seymour Hoffman both receiving Tony nominations for their portrayal of feuding brothers. Then known as two of the best supporting actors of their generation, as well as favorites of Paul Thomas Anderson, the nontraditional-looking leading men displayed their extraordinary range by alternating their roles throughout the show's four-month run. Film directors who had been reluctant to entrust lead roles to the two outstanding actors began to rethink their position.
In the wildly entertaining ensemble indie, "The Anniversary Party" (2001), Reilly earned an Independent Spirit nomination for his role as a partygoer whose foolish accident triggers near-death angst in his fellow guests. He followed up with another lesser-seen gem, "The Good Girl" (2002), playing a loser pothead house painter and spouse of discount store checkout girl, Jennifer Aniston. In 2002, Reilly surfaced in three of year's five Oscar nominees for Best Film. In "The Hours," he was riveting as the clean-cut, controlling spouse of Julianne Moore. He transformed into poor and hapless husband Amos Hart opposite Renee Zellweger in the musical "Chicago," where his gentle charm may not have taken audiences by surprise, but his vocal chops were a revelation that earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Finally, Reilly was tapped to play a corrupt copper in Martin Scorsese's bloody epic about Irish gangsters, "The Gangs of New York." Few actors enjoyed that kind of Oscar-caliber trifecta in one year.
Reilly was enjoying the best of both worlds - steady acting work in quality film productions and a level of anonymity that allowed him to continually recreate himself, without battling the distraction of a public persona. He returned to the musical stage, this time in Boston, for a starring role as lonely butcher "Marty," reviving a role made famous onscreen by Ernest Borgnine and earning excellent reviews. Onscreen, he was entrusted in his first truly starring role in "Criminal" (2004), a remake of the Argentinean hit "Nine Queens," which followed con man Reilly and a grifter protégé (Diego Luna) during 24 hours in Los Angeles. In "The Aviator" (2004), Scorsese's critically hailed epic about maverick billionaire Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio), Reilly portrayed Noah Dietrich, Hughes' right-hand man and protector of his disintegrating public image. Never failing to surprise with his versatility, he went on to play half of a western music duo in Robert Altman's Lake Wobegon chronicle, "A Prairie Home Companion" (2006).
One of his most mainstream, high profile appearances was custom made for Reilly's sympathetic everyman charm, co-starring with Will Ferrell as the loyal, left-in-the-dust best friend in "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" (2006). Reilly's winning comic performance led to first billing in Jake Kasdan and Judd Apatow's "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" (2007). The riotous rock biopic parody featured Reilly and his fantastic vocal versatility as he chronicled the life of a fictional singer through decades of musical trends, tossing off Roy Orbison falsetto, Johnny Cash baritone, and the classic nasal whine of Bob Dylan with equal genius. His performance was so impressive, he earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy. Continuing with his resounding success in broad comedies, Reilly would reteam with Ferrell and director Adam McKay in "Step Brothers" (2008). The following year, Reilly took on a pair of unusual roles for him: a voiceover part in the computer-animated dystopian fantasy "9" (2009) and as a vampire father figure in "Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" (2009). He received many good reviews and an Indie Spirit Award nod for Best Actor as the beleaguered everyman whose attempts to date Marisa Tomei are complicated by her son Jonah Hill as "Cyrus" (2010) in the Duplass Brothers comedy.
Reilly lent his unique brand of goofy charisma to the role of Mr. Fitzgerald, an unconventional assistant principal who takes an interest in helping a depressed, overweight high school student (Jacob Wysocki) in the comedy-drama "Terri" (2011). His turn as a lonely insurance convention attendee - by turns both caustic and endearing - opposite Ed Helms in the raunchy comedy "Cedar Rapids" (2011) earned Reilly an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Male. Continuing to work with film's premier talents, he joined actors Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz and director Roman Polanski for "Carnage" (2011), an adaptation of the acclaimed stage play. He then began the new year with a performance alongside Tilda Swinton as a loving father trying to come to terms with a horrendous act committed by his troubled son (Ezra Miller) in the psychological drama "We Need to Talk About Kevin" (2012).
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"I grew up a Catholic and went regularly to church. When I made the decision to make acting my vocation, I used to joke that the theater is my church now. But, especially doing live theater, where you have to do eight performances in six days, you really have to kind of live like a monk. Then you go to this big, dark place and experience emotions, and it's very spiritual." - Reilly to USA Today, May 23, 1997 |
"Acting at Steppenwolf was an important goal for me, and still is. I check out every show there to see if there's a role for me." - Reilly in The Chicago Tribune, June 8, 1997 |
"The truth is a million things can go wrong between the beginning and the end of the making of a movie. I used to try to find a script I thought would make a good movie. Now, I try to find a character I connect with. As much as we all complain about auditions, they're an important part of the process and give you your only glimpse at whether you have anything in common with a director or not." - Reilly in The Chicago Tribune, June 8, 1997 |
"Hey, I'm just trying to become the Michael Caine/Gene Hackman of my generation." - Reilly in Movieline, December/January 2000 |
"It was like, would you like an entree of Sean Penn with a side of John C. Reilly? Although I got along well with Sean as an actor, I purposely didn't spend a lot of personal time with him and I didn't want people to think that I was getting parts because I was his friend. By the time we did 'The Thin Red Line,' together, we were f*ck*ng sick and tired of each other and were like, 'Oh, you old woman, just leave me alone.'" - Reilly on his frequent collaboration with actor Sean Penn to Anderson in an interview for Movieline, December/January 2000 |
"It was almost destiny that he and I met. He knew all of my work. A lot of it was just supporting-character stuff in big movies, but he watches everything. He was the first person who saw that I had something more to give, and he let me do it." - Reilly on his relationship with director Paul Thomas Anderson to Time Out New York, Feb. 17, 2000 |
"Theater makes me feel like a priest. Every day at the same time, you eat, you go to the theater, you summon all of these feelings and you go out onstage. All these people sitting in the dark try to connect with what you're doing. It's kind of a communion; it feels holy, monastic. 'True West' is one of the best jobs I've ever had. My new rule is, I have to do a play every year." - Reilly to Time Out New York, Feb. 17, 2000 |
"There is so much expectation that comes when you win. Winning an Oscar is like being the prettiest girl in high school: All the guys are convinced they've got no shot with you. My plan is never to get hot or cold. Stay nice and warm." - Reilly on not winning an Oscar for his role in "Chicago" to People, Sept. 27, 2004 |
Reilly played harmonica with his L.A. blues band "Stereoblues." |
"I think of all the parts I play as the main characters in their own story. When you see great supporting performances, it's because people are committed to their little corner of the sky." - Reilly to GQ, March 2005 |
Reilly quit Lars Von Trier's "Manderlay" (2005) in protest over the killing of a donkey. The actor walked off the film's set in Trollhatten, Sweden and was replaced by Slovenian-born Zelijko Ivanek. |
"When I went to acting school, the first thing that really ignited my imagination was improv class. There's something very attractive about the energy you get from an idea that has just arrived." - Reilly to Interview magazine, August 2006 |
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Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones recently splurged on a customized Ducati Hypermotard S. According to Ducati, he bought the bike to "celebrate his return to the LA airwaves this fall."
If you missed Jones' last radio show ("Jonesy's Jukebox" on Indie 103.1, which he unfortunately had to fold when the station decided to turn Spanish-speaking only) he's in talks with other stations in LA, as well as Sirius, he told a reporter at this year's SXSW.
Jones told Ducati: "I've always admired Ducati from a distance but never found something that suits me. That all changed after that first ride on the Hypermotard. I knew I had to have her. All my mates are jealous -- and that suits me just fine!"
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3 tablespoons butter
1 pound lobster meat, cut into bite-sized pieces
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon dry mustard
salt and pepper to taste
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 cup milk
3 slices bread, crust removed
Just for fun, I added 1/2 cup of grated cheddar cheese to the pan, and 2 Tblsp of parmesan. I'm sure the recipe would be great without this, but it added a little extra flavor. GREAT RECIPE
This was okay. Where I live, seafood is at a premium price and so would much rather eat the real meat and not complicate it with added ingredience. I used almost 2 lbs. of crab legs to get one pound of meat for this recipe. That cost me an arm and a leg. Cost the crab an arm and a leg, too! :)
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I was really afraid to try this with lobster and used crab meat instead....wow this was wonderful. I can not wait to make it like it was intended. Thanks for the post.
Excellent recipe, Joni. I followed the recipe as written and was thoroughly impressed with the quality of flavor from such simple ingredients. I made four smaller, individual casseroles instead of one larger one. This dish sells for $17.99 (for one serving) at my favorite seafood restaurant and it's not nearly as tasty...but we won't tell them...we'll keep it our secret.
i will do this one again and just remember to cook the lobster slow and low heat and take the skin off the lobster before cooking it and maybe some salt and pepper won't hurt either thanks!!!
Mmmm, Mmmm good!!!! Very nice, warm, rich creamy taste. It was so delicious that my husband and I were selfish...no sharing with our friends or family. This recipe we kept to ourselves.
I made this with crab meat instead of lobster (too expensive) and it turned out so good! I was surprised at how tasty it was considering the small amount of ingredients involved. I did have to add more butter to the pan after sauteing the meat, and the flour was a little lumpy. But I whisked almost non-stop until it blended together. I also added 1/4 tsp of cayenne pepper for a little more flavor. This dish is rich, so I would plan the rest of your meal accordingly.
We have fresh lobster on hand during he summer months and I am always looking for different lobster recipes. I did add this to my recipe book and will put this into the rotation. Now I wish we had put out more pots this year. This is tasty and the lobster holds it own even with the other ingrediants. Next time I make it I may try to add some other seafood and additional lobster. By the way, I did include some Old Bay to season it. I am from Maryland and add it to all my seafood dishes.
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Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 4 Amount Per Serving Calories: 473 Calories from Fat: 298
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Temple security guards, those responsible for guarding the purity of the religion, are getting hung up on rules that seem urgent to them but they are missing what is important. Jesus dismisses their concerns about who washed what and insists that these concerns are reducing the ability to hear and do God's word. What is important is not what goes into the body, it is what comes out of our hearts
The fork in the road. The moment of truth. The choice. Will we do things the way we've always done it, or will we take a leap of faith? "This teaching is difficult!" say those who have trekked with Jesus. Will we risk the spirit that gives life or will we pin all our hopes on "the flesh"? Jesus invites us into the unfathomable joys of the kingdom of God. What will we choose?
Nutritionists will assure us that we are what we eat. Jesus, long before nutritionists, told us that we become what we eat. And so Jesus invites us to become one with him by eating his flesh and by drinking his blood. Our task is to trust that "whoever eats this bread will live forever."
Those entrusted with keeping the faith are getting nervous. "Hold it," they say. "Isn't this Joseph and Mary's kid? We know them well and have watched their child, Jesus, grow up. How can he say, 'I have come down from heaven?' How are we to understand this Jesus to be the 'living bread'?" Each of us today is also on a journey into trusting this bread of life.


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Free Health & Safety Fair at El Rio Neighborhood Center
by Carolyn Classen on Mar. 04, 2011, under Health, Life, PoliticsPress release from UA College of Pharmacy:
Event: Health and Safety Fair
Free health exams and screenings, guest speakers, free complete medication review, raffle, more than 70 exhibitors, Spanish translators and health info.
Focuses on providing services to the Westside community and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Date/time: March 5, 2011 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: El Rio Neighborhood Center, 1390 W. Speedway Blvd., Tucson, AZ, 85745-2324 (west of I-10)
Primary sponsors: El Rio Neighborhood Center, Students of the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy
UA College of Pharmacy Students Team Up with El Rio Neighborhood Center for Free Health Fair for Tucson Community
Tucson, AZ – A free Health and Safety Fair will be held Saturday, March 5, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the El Rio Neighborhood Center at 1390 W. Speedway Blvd.
This health fair focuses on reaching out to the underserved portion of the community by offering free exams and health screenings.
There will also be speakers talking about various illnesses and disease conditions. Pharmacists and pharmacy students will provide one-on-one medication reviews. To participate, bring to the event the prescription and over-the-counter medications you take regularly, or bring a medication list that includes complete dosage information.
There will be more than 70 exhibitors and a raffle. This event is free to the public. Spanish translators will be available.
Connie Kwong, APhA-ASP VP of Public Relation, UA College of Pharmacy
(623) 202-2116
Mariela Vega, El Rio, Health and Safety Fair
(520) 791-4683
Ginny Geib, Director of Communications, UA College of Pharmacy
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Several years ago, a friend of mine made a very un-Hollywood type of marriage proposal to his fiancé: He was in his mid-forties and had suffered a number of disillusioning heartbreaks, some of which, by his own admission, were his own fault, the result of feelings shifting unexpectedly on his part.
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Life's not fair. That's what most children are taught at an early age. They fight, and one gets punished more than the other. Or some delicious dessert is served, and one thinks the other got more. "It's not fair," they protest. "Life's not fair," adults often respond.
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See the wise and wicked ones, who feed upon life's sacred fire. That's a lyric from a song by Gordon Lightfoot that tries to interpret the struggle going on in the heart of Miguel de Cervantes' mythical hero, Don Quixote. Goodness separates him from the world, even as he understands that wickedness has the same source.
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Location could not be any better. We were greeted by a friendly and enthusiastic staff as we prepared for the St. Patrick's Day brunch. The food was outstanding, from the hangover burgers to, perhaps, the best sausage and gravy I have ever had. Cannot wait to get back to Newport and dine at our newest favorite spot.
@ the deck has really good food and is great place in the summer with a view.
Really enjoyed it. Will go back in the summer to enjoy the outside deck!
We are regulars at the Deck even though we live out of state. You might notice that we checked both Fit For Foodies and Great For Outdoor Dining. Literally, there is a deck where one can have drinks and simple food while looking at the Bay. The view is so beautiful that visitors do not realize that directly behind them is a happening top notch restaurant where Matt the Chef always produces 4 to 5 star dishes--truly fine dining. And the best part about the restaurant's layout, if you get there early enough, is that you can be one of those lucky people who sit at the bar, watch the talented chef and his staff prepare the dishes from start to finish, while having a perfect cocktail. Always a favorite in this competitive restaurant town.
The lobster mac & cheese was superb! Outstanding service and delicious food. Highly recommend.
What more can you ask for? The potato-leek soup was amazing. Very flavorful! The prosciutto wrapped cod was cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. It was a great dinner experience!!
We had a great meal. We went all seafood, everything was fresh, tasty, and the presentation was innovative and fun. We started outside on the deck with a great view of Newport harbor and the sunset, then moved in to the bar as it got colder for dessert and a cocktail. Excellent overall. For those nitpicky types, there are only a couple negative comments: the deck seating was very informal- like a picnic area. In the defense of the restaurant I don't think they really expected outside dining yet as it is only mid may. And then one of us had a lobster-pasta dish which was excellent except it had a garnish of fried onions which didn't in our opinion go with the dish. Picked off, the dish was great. . Great service, happy fun crowd. Go
Our first day in Newport, RI felt like the rainstorm of the century. We almost decided to order room service but then decide to venture into the storm. So very glad we did. We had a wonderful seafood dinner and one of the best Hencricks martinis ever. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable getting us started with the perfect blue point oysters. We returned the next night after dinner to enjoy the bar scene....great for people watching.
For 15 years this has been my favorite spot in Newport. Food is outstanding, always fresh ideas for preparations, and impeccable service!
What a special find this place was while we visited Newport. Our waitress was so attentive and personable and knowledgeable about the menu. The food was fantastic! You need to make a visit to this hidden gem in Newport
Food was absolutely wonderful the lobster stuffy was one of the best dishes I ever had.
I have had drinks at the bar several times but this is the first time I dined at The Deck and it was very nice. The hostess and server were attentive. The food was very good and the atmosphere perfect for chatting with friends over a leisurely dinner.
I was a bit nervous actually going to try this place out after some of the reviews. Reviews telling of bad service and horrible hostesses, but whatever was said must have been quickly corrected by the owner and management. Our waitress was awesome and the manager came by to ensure our meal was made to perfection. The food was amazing and the open air style kitchen is a real treat since you know how your food is being prepared! Great place and would recommend it to anyone!
I have eaten here numerous times over 5-6 years and despite a new chef in the kitchen, the level of food and service has remained consistently fine. It is always the first place i book when coming to Newport.
We were a group of eight so there were six different dishes eaten. The only shortcoming was that the stuffed pork chop was a little overcooked. It could have been moister. The wedge salad was excellent. The steaks were cooked to the eaters request and very tasty. The service was excellent. The hostess was personable and made us feel wel44come. Our server was attentive and cordial. He explained the specials to us with knowledge of what the foods were. The wine list was a little lacking. The décor could be a little warmer. With the prices that are charged, the management should pay for the parking for the restaurant. We all felt paying $20 for parking at a restaurant that charges such high prices ($44 for a filet) was a little insulting.
Try the lemon cake. Your taste buds will love you.
This is a great gem. Outside deck eating, and great food.
We had a nice anniversary dinner at @ The Deck. The wait staff was very attentive and the food was delicious. It is a small place so the noise level is a bit high, but the piano was a nice touch. My husband got the Duck Breast Au Poivre and it was very moist and tender. I got the Apple Jack Short Ribs and they were also very well done. The carrot cake was delicious.
Went here for our anniversary. Food was very good, atmosphere was terrific.
Visiting Newport for a quick getaway, stumbled upon restaurant week. Randomly picked The Deck. Made a great choice! Had a wonderful meal, great server, listened to some quiet background music. A very nice evening. My only complaint if that is finding the restaurant in the dark . No sign from the road indicating it's location. We ended up parking in a pay lot down the road and asking directions along the way. Walking down a dark alleyway was a little disconcerting, but we did find our way and had a lovely dinner.
I happened on this restaurant on Open Table not knowing where to go when in Newport for a weekend. From beginning to end: superb! Noted on res. that it was our anniversary, and everyone took pains to wish us well. Waiter was spectacular. Offered me tastes of scotch before I selected one; our wine was "iffy" and he immediately took it back and suggested a different (less expensive) one. The scallops and lamb shank were out of this world. Chef came to banter with us, and gave us a recipe. Dessert, a waffle bread pudding came with a lit sparkler and was complimentary. Ambiance: terrific. I can't praise this place enough... and by the way, the prices were extremely reasonable for what we received! Worth the 2 hr. trip to get there!


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Wow, I'm really pissed off that this film did not really touch on cyber bullying. In my opinion, the entire reason that bullying has gotten worse is because it doesn't just happen in school; it's intertwined with the home, thanks to the advent of social networking. There will always be bullies, and each kid has to decide for themselves to either stand up for themselves or to let it happen to them. Hell, I used to get picked on all the time for being 5'7" by the age of 10... until I started fighting back. If there is ANY solution, it is parental involvment; not with the school but with their own children. This, in itself, is another reason that pissed me off about this film; it spends its time wagging its finger at the schools without ever once saying, "Well maybe the parents of the bullies should do something about their piece of shit kid." Unless you want to make yourself feel like shit for a few hours, I wouldn't recommend this film at all really.
i have a friend nicest guy you'd meet he was bullied bad and everytime he went to the teachers everytime they did nothing until one day he went ape shit a broke arms and ribs and shit and didnt even get into trouble for it
Bullying is such an ambiguous topic on where the solutions lies.
I know self defense courses for kids helps them gain confidence and learn how to defend themselves: but not from an entire group of people. If the bully himself got his butt kicked he'd probably come by with his friends and beat the hell out of the person who did that to him.
Then there's the dumb ass parents who feel their kids are entitled to behave like kids and that 'sacking up' as well as 'boys will boys' is fine. Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger attitude.
To hell with beating up the bullies: I'd freaking go for their parents. Fuck with them and that bully will know you mean business. Of course lawsuits may result which is one of the many things holding back this issues.
It's just a no win situation. Either just take on the shit and get friends to help cope with it, or risk lawsuits and other punishments and actually deal with it up close and personal.
Still I love that youtube vid of that Australian kid picking up and plopping that little asshole on the pavement. Fuck you parents of that kid: the little shithead deserved it.
can anyone tell me SPOILER ALLOWED what happens to the lecbian girl in the movie? i don't want to watch it i already watched bully the moviei don't want to watch a movie that talks about what i know already without bringing any solution. so what happens to that lesbian girl who didn't want to leave town?
a 19 yo girl told me once that she and her friends spread rumors about a guy and kept him from fucking the entire HS years.and she was proud of it.
years from now, whenher 4 yo goes missing and that guy is a suspect.....
@Kingzley - Fighting back doesn't always work, like for instance, if you're a short ass little, scrawny girl like me, it doesn't work. I still to this day don't believe I have enough confidence to throw a punch and expect much of a result. And in middle school, I was bullied by boys who were mostly athletes so... yeah it wasn't going to work. -_-
I preferred when people were told to fight back. I was the kid who got his ass kicked whenever he was bullied because I refused to take shit from others. I "fought" this one kid who was about 16 when I was 12 because he tried to take money from me. He took a chair to the face. I honestly think people being bullied should tell parents and teachers whats going on at least twice and if it still goes on beat the shit out of the bully.
I think the issue of cyberbullying is not too hard to solve. There are ways to block and ignore people who bully you online especially when you have friends and other people to hang out with. Someone bullying you on facebook? Block them and go play xbox with a friend. Someone harassing you through text? Go see a movie with your boys/girls. Idk, maybe I just dont see enough of it to think it is that big of a deal.
The other day, I saw a kid missing his bus. He looked like one of those special kids with some problems in their head and a few other things, but he's overall harmless. When the bus left without him, he started freaking out and to the side of my eye, I saw a group of kids laugh and giggling at his misery. A teacher was able to call the bus back, but seeing those kids laugh at him left a bad feeling in my stomach for the rest of day. I like schadenfreude as much as the next guy, but that's just wrong.
I feel ashamed to be a Teenager, to be associated with some of these freaks. I'd go on about my personal experiences, but that'd take too long. If I could sum it up quickly, Kids are Cruel and Teens are Monsters.
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Amor is riding the crest of a new wave into the Championship season
11:00am Friday 16th August 2013 in Sport By Tim Ashton
London Scottish director of rugby Simon Amor is going into the new Championship season riding the wave of a brand new approach.
Scottish kick off their pre-season campaign tonight at the Twickenham Stoop against Harlequins (kick off 7.30pm), and Amor said the club's new training regime, and the new names brought in over the summer stand them in fine stead for the season to come.
"This is the first time we have gone into a season on the back of day-time training," he said.
"We are ahead of where we were last year, in terms of the players we have, the fitness levels, the preparation. It is very exciting.
"We have brought in some big names like Neil Best, and their experience on the pitch will be vital when the pressure is on.
"But they are also being employed as mentors. Of the 12 players we have brought in, nine are under 22 and we're hoping the likes of Neil and Mark [Bright] will help the younger players develop throughout the season."
Scottish endured an up and down Championship campaign last time round, starting poorly, turning things around in the middle and then finishing slowly – but Amor is convinced that will not be repeated.
"We made some big changes in the middle of last season, like going to day-time training, and it made a huge difference.
"We just ran out of steam towards the end of the season, but as long as we stay injury free, the target is to break into the top four, to realise that ambition would be amazing."
He added: "You can bet your life most teams will be thinking the same thing, I can see this year's Championship being the most competitive yet.
"It is going to be a challenge, and what better way to start than at Harlequins."
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Well I'm back and it's not because I'm here to say I'm wonderful and the quit is going great. Unfortunately I have started smoking again. I'm so upset with myself and now it has a hold of me and I know that I'm already sick of it and sick of myself for letting this happen. About a month ago I had my friends 30th and I drank and smoked. I guess that is how it started it must have triggered something in my brain. I didn't smoke after that not until a couple of weeks ago. There was a stressful situation with a friend and it brought back all of these memories and pain. I was watching a friend suffer through an addiction to pills, and cigarettes as she is pregnant. It horrifies me, it scares me, made me angry, sad, all of these emotions that I didn't or don't know how to deal with.A friend who, wow- I really never thought this could have happened too. It brought back pain from younger days and watching a loved one's family member ruin their life through addictions. It was a dark moment and it was tugging at me, the smell, the craving and I caved. I don't know how else to say it but I gave up for a moment and then I was sucked back in. I started by having just a couple before bedtime but over the last week I'm up to a pack. Of course I'm hiding it, no one really knows except for my sister who smokes also. I'm sorry, I need prayer, I need to be here and read. I need the light bulb to go off in my brain before I get too far into this. I need to start my quit over again. I knew that I needed to come here and talk the moment that I started having the thoughts of smoking. However something kept me from it and now I'm here. I am going to start this over. I am so sorry friends. I know this will only cause pain, sickness and guilt. I hate them, I hate this addiction, I hate all addictions.
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Thomas V Fernandez MD
Assistant Professor in the Child Study Center and of Psychiatry
Biographical Info
Tom Fernandez, M.D. was appointed an Assistant Professor in the Child Study Center and Department of Psychiatry in July 2013. Tom is a child psychiatrist, a psychiatric geneticist and a graduate of the Solnit Integrated Residency Program in 2011. After a post-doctoral year in the lab of Matthew State, Tom has joined the faculty as an Instructor to continue his program of work in uncovering the genetic basis of childhood neuropsychiatric disorders including Tourette Syndrome and OCD. Tom is the recent recipient of a NIMH K08 Career Development Award and a Simons Foundation grant. Tom's research program has been one of those benefitted by the generous gift from Herb Allison to support the Psychiatry Research Scholars Program in Child Psychiatry and Adult Psychiatry. Tom also works clinically as a child psychiatrist in ongoing clinical trials for children with Tourette syndrome and as an attending in the Tourette/OCD Clinic.
Education & Training
- Princeton University (1997)
- Yale University School of Medicine (2005)
- Residency
- Yale-New Haven Hospital, Psychiatry (2005 - 2010)
- Residency
- Yale-New Haven Hospital, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (2005 - 2011)
- Fellowship
- Yale Child Study Center, Childhood Neuropsychiatric Disorders Research (2010 - 2012)
- Board Certification
- Psychiatry, Board Certified (2011)
- Board Certification
- Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Board Certified (2012)