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Marvel Tempts Fate, Will Have Iron Man Ring Bell at NYSE
- Written by Jude Terror on Monday, April 29 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
Source: Press Release
Marvel Comics is right to want to promote Iron Man 3, which has already reportedly made almost $195 million overseas at the box office, but their latest announcement reveals that the company may be recklessly endangering an already fragile American economy for the sake of making a few more dollars in ticket sales. According to a press release, Iron Man himself will visit the New York Stock Exchange on April 30th and ring the opening bell to kick off trading while promoting the movie.
Is Marvel crazy? We know from decades of reading Iron Man and Avengers comics that Tony Stark can't go out for a cup of coffee without being attacked by some disgruntled supervillain out to get revenge on him or simply to make a name for themselves by beating the famous Iron Man. What does Marvel think is going to happen when Iron Man attends a big event like this, advertised in advance?
Will it be worth it to get more media attention for their movie when some D-List villain like Chemistro or The Living Laser crashes through the walls of the New York Stock Exchange and attacks Stark, causing millions of dollars worth of structural damage and shutting down trading for the day? The stock market took a big hit recently when the Associated Press erroneously reported on some explosions that didn't actually happen. What's going to happen when a massive superpowered battle occurs right in the building?
These one-percenters will be peeing themselves as they sell, sell, sell, possibly driving the country into a triple-dip recession! And that's a best case scenario. Imagine if Iron Man's appearance at the stock exchange coincides with the final act in a long-running, meticulously planned plot to destroy the hero once and for all by one of his more competent foes, like The Mandarin? It could be a disaster.
The Outhouse sent ace reporter ThanosCopter to reach out to third-string Iron Man villain The Melter for comment on this story:
ThanosCopter: Hi Melter, thanks for talking with us.
The Melter: That's M-E-L-T-E-R, Melter.
ThanosCopter: Yes, we got that.
Melter: Make sure you spell it right.
ThanosCopter: It's not hard to spell Melter.
Melter: I just wanna give a shoutout to my boy Spymaster. Hey buddy!
ThanosCopter: Okay, but...
Melter (waving): Hi mom!
ThanosCopter: This is a print interview, you idiot.
Melter: I know.
ThanosCopter: ... So are you planning anything for Iron Man's appearance at the New York Stock Exchange?
Melter: Oh snap! Iron Man's gonna be at the stock exchange?! Where's my melter gun?
ThanosCopter: Melter gun?
Melter: It's a gun that melts stuff.
ThanosCopter: Are we talking things that already melt, like ice cream?
Melter: No, no, it can melt anything.
ThanosCopter: Anything?
Melter: Yeah, you know, I like to use it on lamp posts, mailboxes, brick walls that superheroes are standing near.
ThanosCopter: So are you planning to use your melter gun on Tony Stark at the NYSE?
Melter: Well, I'll probably melt a hole in the wall, right? Then I'll say something like, "prepare to die, Iron Man!," and then I'll melt a chandalier over his head and it'll fall on him.
ThanosCopter: Why not just melt Tony Stark? Just take him out? Be done with it?
Melter: ...
ThanosCopter: ...
Melter: I never thought of that.
Obviously, if The Melter has plans to attack Iron Man, smarter and more dangerous foes can't be far behind. For instance, what if Iron Man's greatest adversary decides to attack him at the event? Of course, we're talking about Steve Rogers: Captain America.
ThanosCopter: Hi Steve, thanks for joining us.
Steve Rogers: I'm kinda busy, so... wait a minute, haven't I seen you before?
ThanosCopter: Um... no?
Rogers: Sure. You used to be the vehicle for the supervillain Thanos.
ThanosCopter: That was some other copter.
Rogers: Are you sure, son? You look just like him.
ThanosCopter: Wasn't me.
Rogers (frowning): I've got my eye on you.
ThanosCopter: Do you have any plans to attack Iron Man at the New York Stock Exchange?
Rogers: Why would I do that? Tony is my friend.
ThanosCopter: Not during Civil War he wasn't...
Rogers: I don't want to talk about that. Tony has changed since then.
ThanosCopter: Really? You haven't been reading New Avengers, have you?
Rogers: Why, what happened there?
ThanosCopter: You got mindwiped bro.
Rogers: What?! Again?!
ThanosCopter: Oh yeah. Totally mindwiped. You don't even remember, do you?
Rogers: Well of course not, if I was mindwiped...
ThanosCopter: See? That's proof.
Rogers: Son of a...
ThanosCopter: He's gonna be at the New York Stock Exchange, you know, if you want to confront him.
So clearly this is a problem, and one that we are in no was exacerbating. Of course, this isn't the first time Marvel has recklessly endangered the citizens of New York City just to promote a movie. Last summer, to promote The Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel and Columbia Pictures held a series of events around New York City for an entire week, an open invitation for all of the wall crawler's psychotic foes to wreak havoc in their quest for vengeance. We doubt this will turn out any differently, but, this time, the fate of the world's economy is at stake as well! We hope it's worth it, Marvel.
Here's the press release:
Actor Robert Downey, Jr. and Marvel Entertainment Celebrate
Release of Marvel's "Iron Man 3" with NYSE Opening Bell® on April 30
Actor Robert Downey, Jr., along with executives from Marvel Entertainment, LLC, will visit the New York Stock Exchange on April 30 and ring The Opening Bell® to highlight the U.S. release of Marvel's highly anticipated film, "Iron Man 3," on May 3.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
NYSE Security Checkpoint/Tent at Corner of Exchange Place and Broad Street
9:00 a.m. Media escorted into the building
9:30 a.m. The Opening Bell rings/photo opps
About "Iron Man 3"
Marvel's Iron Man 3 pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at this enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale with Jon Favreau and Ben Kingsley, Marvel's Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black from a screenplay by Drew Pearce & Shane Black and is based on Marvel's iconic Super Hero Iron Man, who first appeared on the pages of "Tales of Suspense" (#39) in 1963 and had his solo comic book debut with "The Invincible Iron Man" (#1) in May of 1968.
Marvel's Iron Man 3 is presented by Marvel Studios in association with Paramount Pictures and DMG Entertainment. Marvel Studios' President Kevin Feige is producing and Jon Favreau, Louis D'Esposito, Charles Newirth, Victoria Alonso, Stephen Broussard, Alan Fine, Stan Lee and Dan Mintz are executive producers. The film releases May 3, 2013, and is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
About Marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the world's most prominent character-based entertainment companies, built on a proven library of over 8,000 characters featured in a variety of media over seventy years. Marvel utilizes its character franchises in entertainment, licensing and publishing. (Source: Marvel.com)
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About the Author - Jude Terror
Jude Terror is the Webmaster Supreme of The Outhouse and a sarcastic ace reporter dedicated to delivering irreverent comics and entertainment news to The Outhouse's dozens of loyal readers. Driven by a quest for vengeance, Jude Terror taught himself to program and joined The Outhouse. He instantly began working toward his goal of forcing the internet comics community to take itself less seriously and failing miserably. Ironically, our webmaster, whose website skills know no end, has very little understanding of social networks or how they work. Regardless, you can find him on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr, but would probably have the most luck just emailing him.
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Frank Pignanelli & LaVarr Webb: Political morsels to help keep the Holidays spirited
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Politics is like a holiday cake. Nuts, raisins and chewy candies create a concoction that is sometimes agreeable and sometimes revolting. So here are some political morsels keeping the holiday season spirited.
Utah Democratic Party Chair Jim Dabakis will replace Ben McAdams in the Utah Senate. Dabakis has a propensity for media flamboyancy and hard-hitting tactics. Does this signal the end of the civilized world (the Mayans are right?) or will Dabakis just be a colorful addition to the next legislative session?
Pignanelli: "Politics is largely a matter of heart." — R. A. Butler
I laugh at all this trepidation towards a "Senator Dabakis". His audacious style is tame compared to the ridiculous, outrageous behavior I exhibited in the Legislature. Discussions of my antics are not fit for many audiences. Dabakis possesses important life experiences as a successful entrepreneur and community activist.
Democrats must have a strong voice to equal the strong personalities of Republican senators such as Curt Bramble, Steve Urquhart and Howard Stephenson. The Legislature needs Dabakis (providing a perspective to legislative deliberations) and Dabakis needs the state Legislature (to gain a better perspective).
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Dabakis might not be the favorite senator of the legislative staff. They are consummate professionals, but I heard great concern about the ridiculous "fishing expedition" Dabakis forced on them through his GRAMA request regarding redistricting. Virtually every staffer from the most senior to the most junior spent hundreds of hours searching through every legislator's e-mail to compile anything related to redistricting. No dirt was found, and it was a terrible waste of taxpayer money, but it enabled Dabakis to take cheap shots and get media attention. The best Dabakis strategy is to ignore him.
Is Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, a dreaded monster pushing the country over the "fiscal cliff," or is he a tax watchdog needed to keep politicians honest?
Pignanelli: Grover Norquist ("Grover" to D.C. insiders) is a shrewd lobbyist who persuaded lawmakers to commit their votes through a pledge. (I would land in jail for the same tactic.) Grover is truly the "Emperor with no clothes". If a handful of politicians publicly accuse him of nudity (defying the pledge), his rule collapses. True tax reform will result in winners and losers. A shrewd move by Grover will be a detailed articulation of what massive changes to the tax code do not violate the pledge. He can control the debate in Washington — and strut around with a new set of apparel that will foster compliments.
Webb: Republicans in Congress should vote for the best interests of the country, not out of fear of Norquist or political consequence. That said, Norquist plays a useful role in applying a brake on federal taxing and spending. I'll take Grover Norquist over Barack Obama any day. Obama is obsessed with raising taxes while refusing to responsibly cut spending or deal realistically with entitlements. Obama, not Norquist, is on track to destroy the country for our children and grandchildren. Obama believes the solution to every problem is more government and more spending. I believe compromise is necessary to avoid the fiscal cliff. But in the long run, we need more Grover Norquists, not fewer. Go, Grover, Go!
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The Oregon Department of Transportation pulls the plug on the Columbia River Crossing.
Gov. John Kitzhaber asked the Port of Portland to seek an independent review of conditions at its container terminal.
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The Carolina Hurricanes took the defending-champions, Chicago Blackhawks, tonight and while they were able to put up a good fight and semi-comeback, they could not do much else as they lost 3-2.
Scoring Summary
Patrick Sharp got the scoring started in the second period when he split Ron Hainsey and Justin Faulk to go on a breakaway against Anton Khudobin. Sharp did not make a mistake as he went backhand to the right over Khudobin's pad.
Another poor defensive play left Kris Versteeg with a clear shot on Khudobin. Versteeg snapped a wrist shot over the goalie's glove to give the Blackhawks a 2-0 lead.
Alexander Semin got the run stopped in the last minute of the second period when Eric Staal hit him on a 2-on-1 to the far right. Semin one-timed the puck past a stretching Corey Crawford.
Semin got his second of the game 2:58 into the third when Staal won a faceoff back to him, then the Russian fired a wrist shot past Crawford's glove.
But 31 seconds later, Jonathan Toews scored the game-winning goal shorthanded as he tracked down a high shot that ricocheted to the neutral zone, went on a breakaway and beat Khudobin with a wrist shot.
Game Analysis
The Hurricanes' defense made some bad mistakes in this one, especially Andrej Sekera. The defenseman made a lazy play on Versteeg's goal and while, Toews' was a bad coincidence, he could have played it a little better.
While none of the goals were Khudobin's fault they were just wrist shots and it would have been nice if he had gotten his glove on one of those. But things don't always go that well.
The positives to this one is that the Canes stuck with a contender and while the season is mostly lost, the players are still competing, which is really all you can ask for.
The Hurricanes play tomorrow and won't have that much rest, but they'll need a better defensive outing and some offense from someone besides Semin.


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Dorothy Brown receives a kiss from her husband, Benton Cook, before giving a victory speech at The Shrine, 2109 S. Wabash Ave. (the site of her election night headquarters) Tuesday, March 20, 2012, in Chicago. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
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On Wednesday, November 16, Morton's The Steakhouse in Los Angeles hosted a special lunch with L.A. Kings living legend, iconic left wing, arguably the most popular player in team history and, to us long time L.A. Kings fans, "lucky", Luc Robitaille…. Read More ›
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Thrilling until the end. The box score tonight tells a tale that Dean Lombardi wrote. Richards scores two goals. Gagne dominates with a beautiful goal and a better assist. Andrei Loktionov gets an assist. Slava Voynov gets a goal and… Read More ›
The Article I Never Thought I'd Get To Write About Jonathan Quick
In the young season, Jonathan Quick has been the Kings most consistent player along with Kopitar. Between the two of them, there is one, maybe two wins that we can't pin squarely on one of their team-carrying shoulders. Kopi has… Read More ›
Who Will The L.A. Kings Recall From Manchester?
In honor of all the pugilism this weekend, Oh! Dustin Penner is down! 1…2…3…4…we'll check on him later. Meanwhile, we have a hole in our top 6 or, depending on your perspective, top 9. That rascal Terry Murray is rascally… Read More ›
L.A. Kings vs. Minnesota Wild Open Forum: The Battle Of The Offensively Beleaguered
The LA Kings and Minnesota Wild (8-4-3) have a few things in common. They both have great fans, die-hard , intense and more than a little frustrated. Both teams worked hard to boost their offense in the offseason but have… Read More ›
L.A. Kings Have To Start Scoring More Than 2 Goals Per Game, Stat…
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Congratulations To Steve Gulliver! The November 12 L.A. Kings Ticket Giveaway Winner
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Reading Tim Leiweke's Mind Part II
Shutting off the TV after the Kings lose to San Jose 4-2 OK, I've sobered up, the time for ranting is over. Now it's time to think about what I'm going to do. The numbers don't lie. We are a… Read More ›
Game 20 – The Marker For Terry Murray's Firing Or Lifeline
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Tee Up The Excuses. Kings Lose 3-2 To Vancouver Canucks
I'll let you in on a secret. Every loss, without exception, comes with excuses. You can justify any failure, any time and for countless reasons. You can even make them sound persuasive. That is what losers do. Winners go home… Read More ›
In Defense Of Terry Murray
The terribly disturbing events of the week have really gotten me thinking. A living legend, the winningest coach in the history of College Football was deservedly fired in disgrace for actions that are unconscionable. I could write far more about… Read More ›
Still Wondering What A Canuck Has To Do With Orcas
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Love For Our Heart & Soul Centers, Anze Kopitar & Mike Richards
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L.A. Kings Beat Nashville Predators 4-3. Phew…
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Why i no longer have facebook in a nutshell.
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Don't lower your car. You'll look dumb to those who know what they're doing.
Doesnt matter, had sex.
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This was at about 180mph
That's not 180mph you dinguses.
it was 250km/h (155mph). lets say ive seen this video a few times.
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swink , I am livid for you who ever did this is a scum.
yeah I'm seriously bummed about this. This is starting to become a problem in CT
KEEP AN EYE OUT! The wheels on the car were a set of BBS RXIIs and the ones stolen out the broken back window were BBS/sterns that are one of two sets in the US which were about to be sold. :(
I dont get how an average thief.would have a jack low enough to jack that car up
happened to my dad's BBS LM's off the sedan. scum of the earth.
I got my work equips stolen… Its a shit world.
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This post gave me cancer.
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wow, that hand and those freckles… win.
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Stephen Colbert deconstructs the meaning of One Direction's lyrics.
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my entire childhood in one post.
I played all of these constantly, except i could never earn the money to get Majora's Mask.
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Mother Nature doesn't work on a production schedule. Producers of Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch know that first hand. However they must have been giddy to find out that a powerful arctic hurricane was bearing down on to the fleet because inclement weather always causes drama on the Bering Sea. Tonight's two hour season finale features the entire fleet trying to wrap up fishing season in the face of nature's best punches.
Last week's episode featured a crab fleet completely in flux. The honeymoon on the Cornelia Marie finally ran out for Josh Harris. Josh went down on deck to help the guys sort crab, and he let the experience color how he dealt with the crew. The best Captains always keep a bit of distance between the crew and the wheelhouse. A crab boat is more dictatorship than democracy, and a Captain has to keep absolute control on deck or lives could be at stake. Josh forgot for a moment that he's now in charge of the boat, and not one of the guys. In this preview from tonight's episode Josh and the crew of the Cornelia Marie are dealing with hurricane force winds that could rip the boat right off the dock lines, and send it crashing into the shoreline. Lucky for them Scotty Hillstrand is there to lend a helping hand. Call it one crab boat helping another.
Here's the complete description of the two hour season finale from Discovery Channel. There's life and death situations all over the crab fleet.
The finale to a season nominated for 4 primetime EMMY awards. An arctic hurricane strikes the fleet. Another boat battles to keep the Cornelia Marie from running aground and sinking. Blood is shed on the Time Bandit under Captain Johnathan's watch. The Hansens and crew must fix the Northwestern in the worst of conditions. Captain Scott Campbell Jr. faces losing his boat. Elliott struggles to be reunited with his children. Zack puts his life on the line to keep the Cape Caution from exploding. The Wizard sews up a near perfect season for Captain Keith.
Captain Sig Hansen and the Northwestern continue to the gold standard of excellence on the Bering Sea. Watching the crew work with Sig's daughter Mandy was a great lesson in how to treat Greenhorns, even is she got a little bit of preferential treatment as the Captain's daughter. On the other edge of the spectrum is Captain Wild Bill. I have no doubt in Wild Bill's capability as a Captain, but his people skills never seem up to par. His boats are constantly dealing with bickering and back stabbing. There isn't anybody on Wild Bill's boat who appears to enjoy the work. Bill's son Zack appears to be a perpetual cloud of gloom.
Let's hope everything works out for Captain Scott Campbell during the finale. Junior underwent major spinal fusion surgery which ended up derailing his fishing season. Unlike Elliott, who is constantly putting things like drugs and women ahead of fishing, Junior lives and breathes the open air of the Bering Sea. He deserves another chance to man the wheel and fill his crab quota.
Deadliest Catch might be wrapping up its 10th season, but the show still hasn't lost a step. It continues to show viewers the nearly impossible life on a crab boat, and just why their jobs are considered the Deadliest Catch.
Date: Monday, August 5th
Episode Title: You'll Know My Name is the Lord
Start Time: 9:00 pm ET
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Tonight, I went on a blind date. I let Cathy set me up with this guy Mark, whom she went on two dates with herself. He think they'd be better off as friends, apparently, and so she agreed to set him up with "pretty girls". Hence, our blind date. It went fine. Nothing too exciting to talk about, though. It was just a chill time at this coffee shop/bar (odd combo, that). We sat outside by the fire pit and had a beer each, talked and laughed and shivered bravely in the cold. I dunno. I'm not like, "OhhhhhhhmyGoddddddheeeee'stheonnnnneeeee!!!" or anything. More like, he was cute, he seemed very nice, and I wouldn't mind spending time with him again. At the same time, I'm also not feeling bubbly and excited and eager about all of it. If I never see him again, I'm going to survive life just fine. So we'll see. I sent the obligatory thank you text earlier, so the ball is in his court. I've zero interest in pursuing him because I've zero interest in having a boyfriend. If it happens, it happens, but I'm not putting in any fucking effort.
I will say, it was so incredibly lovely to have a guy ask me out and then pay for the bill, no questions asked, no awkward pauses, nothing. He's the guy, and he took care of it. Simple. Ahhhhhhh, how refreshing!
In other news, it was my birthday on Monday. I'm 26 now! It's kind of crazy to think about, but I'm pretty okay with it. The last two birthdays I've been all "Nooooooooo!" but this year I think I don't really care. I'm older. Whatever. I'm still sexy, so it's okay.
I had a really wonderful birthday, though. I slept in, cleaned my apartment a little, and then my parents picked me up around noon. We went and saw Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol at the IMAX. As a rule, I dislike Tom Cruise, and this movie didn't endear him to me. He wasn't dreadful, but he was very much Tom Cruise. One of the best lines he had was, "I'm gonna get that briefcase." Which was, of course, said as if it was the most important sentence to be uttered in the history of man. He's just so ridiculous. The only reason I liked the movie is that they are okay with the fact that he's so Tom Cruise; it actually works for the plot, which is just so ridiculous. And also, there were some cool explosions.
I mean, look at the poster:
After the movie, we went to lunch, then came back to my apartment and opened presents. They left and I went to Claire's and got my ears pierced. I have three on the left earlobe and two on the right. It was funny because I realized as I was walking to my car afterward that I've only ever gotten my ears pierced on my birthday and it's always been eight years apart between piercings. I got my first two for my 10th birthday. I got my second left piercing for my 18th. And I got the third left and second right piercings for this birthday, the 26th. That's eight years between each. How unintentionally random!
That night, I went to Main Event, which is a bowling/pool/laser tag/miniature golf/arcade place…with a bar. A bunch of my friends all came out. The place was unexpectedly swamped, so we didn't get the $10 wristbands they apparently have every Monday night right off the bat like we expected to. It was a little disappointing because I wanted to dive right in and go bowling as a big group, but there was nothing I could do about it. We ended up getting appetizers and drinks and hanging out in the bar area. A pool table opened up so I played pool with a few people. That was fun. I miss playing pool. Loren and I decided we need to start doing that again on a regular basis. Lots of people left around 10pm because of work the next day (blah blah blah), and eventually it was just Keenan, Matt (who now works at the country club and who I'd met two nights earlier for Loren's birthday outing downtown), Brittney, and Loren. But we had so much fun! We got the wristbands after all and played some bowling. I got a 123 in the second game, and my last frame was a spare and then a strike. That was so badass. And then we jumped in and played a round of laser tag before the place closed, and that was just absolutely hilarious. I got 6th place out of like 11. I was okay with that. Even if I'd lost, I would have been okay with my score because running around and shooting at people in the dark was way too fun.
So yeah, all in all, it was actually pretty flipping fun. I got some presents from people (which was completely unnecessary, but lovely), Keenan gave me a back massage, and I nailed a really difficult pool shot. And, I got drunk. Always a plus.
I haven't updated this in awhile. Really, it's just laziness. Maybe I'll start being better about it.
For now, four things.
1) It is exactly one month until my birthday. On January 2nd, I'll be 26. This is the last year I can say I'm in my mid-twenties. That, sir, is frightening. Then I'll be in my late-twenties and THEN I'LL BE 30, OH GOD. Because, I mean, think about it…four years and one month until I'm 30. That's like, as long as high school again, and then, BAM! 30. And in one month, when I'm 26, it'll have been five years since I was 21. Which is a long time. I just still think of it is as not that long ago. But that's half a decade.
I mean, this is me when I was 21:
I wore a watch when I was 21. I haven't worn a watch in years.
2) Lexi came over last night and I introduced her to Sherlock. As in Sherlock Holmes. As in, the exceedingly excellent British show with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. I knew she'd love it. And she did. She actually kind of freaked out over it. Which is perfectly fine because the show is sheer perfection. We watched episode one, "A Study in Pink", and there is not a single flaw with that one.
Also, as a side note, Benedict Cumberbatch/Sherlock looks a heck of a lot like Colin Morgan/Merlin.
It's like Colin is Benedict's younger brother.
3) Simone and I had plans to hang out tonight, but it really just involved me coming over or her coming over to my place and then watching When Harry Met Sally together. She'd never seen it before, and I took this news as her having a serious character defect. It's just such an awesome movie. The dialogue kills me.
Like the, "You're right, you're right, I know you're right."
Anyway, before I could even leave work, Simone texted me and asked if I wanted to go get Indian food before the movie. Nearly freaked out, I was so excited. I LOOOOOVE Indian food. So she takes me to this place that's like 5 minutes from work…and it's the place I went to with my parents two years ago, the last time I had Indian food. Same exact place. They even still had the ornate velvet wallpaper as before. And the best fucking Chicken tiki masala I've had in ages. Mmmmmmm. Ooo, and I had some kind of goat curry.
Simone liked When Harry Met Sally, by the way. I knew she would.
4) I've been marathoning episodes of The Office lately. The US one. I plan on watching the British one next. Point is, Tobey was in my dream two nights ago. Not in a sexual way or creepy way. He was just there, chilling, smiling at me in that Tobey way.
He seems so nice.
There. That was four things.
Along with my friend Lexi, I run a book club/social group known as the Austin Twilighters. We meet up three times a month on average to read a vampire-themed fiction book and to do other fun things like watch vampire-themed movies (like the Underworld movies, for instance) or hang out together. It's great fun. And yes, some of the members are super into Twilight, but that's not the honest purpose of the club, to gush over Twilight. That would be retarded. Also, I wouldn't be able to stand it. Twilight is fun, but it's not amazing. It's just one more vampire book series that's out there, not the best of the bunch or the end all of what it means to be a vampire. Lord, could you imagine if it was? Sparkly vampires as the norm, instead of the exception? Yick.
Lexi is the one who started up Austin Twilighters on meetup.com, and I've been a part of it since the very first meeting back in January 2009. It's technically her group, but after about five months went by and we exploded into suddenly having regular members and meetups, I basically took over all the organizing duties. At this point, I manage the site, plan the meetups, maintain the group's facebook page, and deal with any problems as they pop up. That's not to say that Lexi doesn't do anything at all; I often call her up and make her help me think of fun meetup activities or get her to help me decide on a restaurant or some such. And sometimes I'll just make her do all the work of putting a meetup event online. Other members sometimes think of event ideas, which I LOVE.
But, like I said, I deal with the problems, since I pretty much do everything for the group, on a regular basis. And we recently had a problem where we got spammed by another group of Twilight fans in the Austin area, known as the TwilightMoms. Some lady named Candice sent Lexi and I (and a few others, based on feedback) this message:
Breaking Dawn Private Screening in Austin: Tickets on sale now!
Hi- I'm Candice. I am a member of the TwilightMoms organization. I have been a Twilighter since 2008. I am also in the Austin TwilightMoms group. We are a group of ladies (with and without kids) from all over Texas. We get together for character birthdays (Legal to Love Lautner V-day/ B-day), have DVD release parties, girls nights out, go to the Twilight Conventions, red carpet premieres…
For each new movie in the saga we hold a private midnight screening. We rent a theater and have a party! We will be hosting a private midnight screening at iPic theaters in Austin. It's a big event! We start on November 17th with dining, drinks, games, prizes, auctions, and raffles…We have signed items from the the actors and musicians, awesome stuff! Our official charity is Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (children's cancer research and funding). This year we have adopted a second charity, Jaspers Army, in support of deployed troops. Every penny we raise goes to these wonderful organizations. Tickets are on sale now! Why wait until the go on sale to the public? Please visit the blog for info on tickets and upcoming events.
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation:
Our fundraising page:
Austin TwilightMoms blog:
We love making new friends!
Normally, when people send me a greeting message, it's got a question about MY group in it. Or they really want to say hi. Typically, I'm the one who greets each new member first, and a few of them will respond back. What Candice sent me is straight up spam. I don't give a shit about any of this information. Legal to Love Lautner V-Day? What the fuck? And why do they have charities? Am I supposed to come to this iPic screening and then give them lots of money for charity? Because that's exactly what I want to do with my time and money: spend it with a bunch of insane TwiMoms.
You can imagine my delight when I also discovered that she made a meetup event for her TwiMoms' premiere dealio.
Granted, any member can make a meetup event if they so choose to. Like I said, I love it when the other members think of ideas for us, and if they want to also put it on the site, I'm happy to make it an official meetup. Monique did this earlier this week for three meetups we're going to have at her apartment in November.
But making an event for YOUR OTHER GROUP on my group's event calendar? Without discussing it with me first? After you've spammed a bunch of us about it? Go fall in a hole, you rude psycho.
Candice joined the Austin Twilighters facebook group, and I accepted her into it without realizing who she was, exactly. It was late, I was tired, and…oops. BIG MISTAKE. She added other TwiMoms, and I got spammed all over again about her stupidass premiere dealio.
Hi- thanks for adding me to the Austin Twilighters page.
I just wanted to let you know that I am the Candice who posted on the meetup page about a midnight screening of Breaking Dawn. I was removed from the meetup page for spamming. I want to extend my apologies as 'spamming' was certainly not my intention. I was just very excited to find another large group of Twilight/ vampire fans in Austin. And to let all the Austin Twilighters know that 'we' existed. And we'd like to invite all of you to attend the premiere we host.
I saw that there was a poll on the facebook page about meeting up for the movie and where and getting tickets. I wanted to ask if it would be okay with you, as the admin of the page, if I added to the conversation that I know where you can get tickets to the midnight release right now?
If yo have questions for me about our group or why we hold the premiere (no we don't make any money), please contact me.
Thanks ~ Candice
If spamming wasn't the intention, why did she spam me…again? Why did her minion, Laura Lee, also spam me WITH THIS SAME INFORMATION? If she could see that we were already in the process of getting our own premiere meetup event organized, why the HELL would I care about her own group's event?
Obviously, I responded.
You're welcome, Candice.
I think we all are aware about the iPic option from you guys. You've already mentioned it on the wall, and the girls in my group who are interested in iPic in general have already indicated to you whether or not they want to go. I know my group, and the three that responded to you are probably all you're going to get from us, would be my guess. The rest of us aren't very choosy in where we go as long as we get to go with each other.
I'm not surprised you got removed from the meetup page - you did send like 3 messages, and in all honesty, it felt like an advertisement, not like a typical, "Hey, this is who I am!" kind of greeting message. Meetup.com probably saw that as spam.
I don't have any questions for you about the premiere. Frankly, I'm already sick of hearing about the premiere, and it's only the end of September. I'm going to pick a theatre for our group to go where we can have a fun, casual time, dress up if we want, and that will be that.
The Austin Twilighters aren't a bunch of Twilight fanatics. Some of us are definitely super into Twilight, and that's a-okay. The books and movies are certainly great! But the group is more about connecting with other people who enjoy vampire fiction and movies and having fun together. If you look at the group's page on meetup.com, you'll see that we don't really do a whooooole lot of "Twilight events". That's limiting and would get pretty dull pretty quickly. We read one book a month that's in the vampire fiction genre, and we usually have at least one other social meetup a month (sometimes even a third!). This last Sunday, for example, we went and played miniature golf together. Which has nothing to do with Twilight or vampires. Which is fine with us. We're about getting to know each other and having fun, like I said.
Every time you've contacted me, it's been about your Twimom's group's premiere, nothing about you personally, nothing about how you want to get to know any of us in my group, nothing about coming to a meetup and getting to meet us and having us meet you. It's a shame.
You asked to join the Austin Twilighters, and we're a pretty awesome group of people. I guess what I'm saying is that I wish I could see a little less "Rah rah rah!" about your other group and its premiere plans and more about you as an individual wanting to get to know us and us getting to know you. Wouldn't that be nice? I think so.
She hasn't responded to me. I think she sensed the "Shut the fuck up already!" that I was oh so subtly underlining my message with. So hey, it worked!
I don't know what I'll do if I have to meet her. It looks like we're going to meet up and have dinner together as a group, and on the facebook page, she was becoming exceedingly enthusiastic about the idea. She has also suggested a ridiculously overpriced Italian place we could go to. Because it totally makes sense to have 16 of us descend upon a fancy Italian restaurant at 6pm on a Thursday and expect to sit together. I suppose I could make a reservation, but that won't change the fact that dinner would cost about $30-$40 per person. Fantastic suggestion, Candice, really. So thrilled you joined my group.
Bottom line: TwiMoms are annoying.
I've been saying forever that I'm going to turn my tumblr into a blog. So let's finally start doing that, yeah? And what better way to kick things off than with a story, complete with photos? None!
On Wednesday, I went over to Simone's house, and Linny brought over a cake. See, the thing is, they wanted to watch Up. More specifically, they wanted me to watch Up. And I said the only way I would show up to watch that movie is if someone brought over chocolate. Hence, Linny and the cake.
I don't like animated films. I really never have. Oh, of course, there are one or two that aren't dreadful, but these are rare, and I've made very little effort to discover more. That would require watching animated films, and that's something to be avoided at all costs.
I can't seem to connect in with the characters or stories when it's an animated film. I just don't care about what's happening to them. There's a disconnect, and overall, I feel apathetic the whole time I'm watching an animated film. Remember Wall-E, how it won all those awards and everyone went all gaga over it? I distinctly recall several of my friends proclaiming, "This is the best animated film ever made! Ash, you'll love it! You HAVE to watch it!" And so on. So after much grumbling, I watched Wall-E…and I didn't care. Sure, it was cute, or whatever, but ultimately, that's two hours of my life I'm never going to get back.
I'm okay with a movie that has animation in it, as long as the whole thing isn't animated. I love Avatar, for instance. But that whole movie isn't some stupid animated world with cutsey kid shit going on. Avatar has real actors with real facial expressions, and it has explosions. Oh, and it's sci-fi. How can I not love it? Compare that with Cars, or Finding Nemo, or pretty much any other popular animated movie. So not anywhere in the same ballpark.
Anyway, Linny brought over a chocolate cake, so I was okay with being made to watch Up, although in all honesty, I would have preferred to watch an episode or two of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Here's the adorable Up Cake.
Only then, Simone took it away from me and went to pop off the top. And promptly dropped it, face down, on top of her laptop. We all sort of paused in horror, and then I started laughing so hard, I cried. Because as she was removing the top, I was thinking, "Oh my, Simone seems a bit wobbly there. But I'm sure she's got it." And then… BAM! The Up Cake went down.
Naturally, we HAD to try to save the Up Cake. You know, emergency cosmetic surgery.
This was the end result. It's not very pretty. But we ate it anyway.
As for Up…I didn't really like it. It was okay, sure, and I can see why other people went so crazy for it back when it first came out, but…I couldn't connect with it. I didn't care if Carl ever got his stupid house to Paradise Falls, and the kid, Russell, was just annoying as fuck. The talking dog, Dug, was the only thing I liked about the movie.
Simone and Linny are convinced that I do not have a soul because I didn't like Up. Oh well. At least I don't drop cakes.


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Alexander Novoselov came to the school this week to give a three day workshop in composition. Alexander is a teacher at the Russian Academy of Art in St Petersburg, where he also went as a student. During his studies he was honored as "Best Graduate of 2007".
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In the workshop Novoselov went through what he called the "ABC's" of composition; rythm, values, sillouettes, color and details. All of these compositional instruments, if done correctly, will help an artists say what they want to say in a painting.
One of the main points that Alexander stressed was that to make something interesting there needs to be things that are different from eachother through contrast. He brought up an example of a painting of five apples, if they are all the same green apples in a row then it is probably a boring picture. If the five apples are different and unique from eachother however, one red, one cut open, one upside down, etc, then you have an interesting picture.
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Each morning of the workshop Alexander went through slideshows of paintings where he explained how the artists used the different compositional tools to construct their images.
In the afternoons Novoselov focused on helping the advanced painting students and gave them practical assignments, urging them to use the knowledge they had learned in the mornings.
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It was lovely to have Alexander Novoselov at the school again, he is truly a fantastic teacher and we all look forward to the next time that we see him.


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The occupation at 38 Greene Street ended at 8PM on Sunday October 23rd, 28 hours after it began.
The administrators of the Artists Space, under the influence of their board of directors, brought in a paid private security force of five to affirm the sanctity of their non-profit private property.
Earlier, the Executive Director and his minions (apparently ignorant of their own exploitation and unwilling to join in the occupation) had been rudely shoved aside by a fraction of the movement which attempts, in sometimes distorted ways, to develop a critique of the existent. Clinging to the veneer of legitimacy still provided, in some minds, by the non-profit industrial complex, he took advantage of the occupiers' patience and tolerance to hinder, as best he could, any real flourishing of rebellion in the space he had formerly controlled.
Threatening and reminding us of the illegal nature of the occupation and his power to bring down the NYPD on our heads, he belligerently intimidated while farcically insisting on his sympathy with the movement. If he did not immediately use police violence to evict the occupation, this was of course only because of his cowardly attachment to his so-called "radical" credentials, status and image.
But this was expected and predicted. We wasted enough words on the importance of the history of the space, so enclosed in its own past political work, that it is prevented from seriously engaging with the present. We were asked many times why we chose this space. We exposed all sides of the misunderstandings of the so-called New York radical scene. If we had had support we would have simply influenced the course of events, but that to us would have appeared as a false success. What for our enemies is weakness and naivety, for us are the tools to open up spaces that do not give any account of how and what action means, and what is its credibility.
We battle with saboteurs, camouflaged socialists, intellectual skepticism; and we say: Let's occupy something else. Now we know who we can invite. The ones that don't wish only for progress to our movement, but the efforts of our bodies to expose and threaten, to break structures and clichés which are not bound only in the arena of a bureaucratic village.
In this process we are educated about tactics of friend and enemy.
This was just a beginning. How can the rest of New York City remain unoccupied? It can't. We will occupy everything.


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The path Hoffmann chose was Rudy Rodriguez, one of the most highly regarded and respected craftsmen working in the traditional hot rod and custom car idiom today. Hoffmann has known Rodriguez since he was a youngster and an 18-year-old phenom of a Porsche engine mechanic, building engines for Hoffmann's dad, an old-world educated engineer and former Porsche factory race car driver. Hoffmann was the facilitator of the coupe's resurrection. As he describes his part, he found the coupe, bought it, turned it over to Rodriguez, and got out of the way. "Rudy made the decisions," Hoffmann says.
And good decisions they were. The original chassis was no longer. With thoughtful input from no less an alumnus than Bob Joehnck, and help from Erik Hansson, Rodriguez created a new, evolved chassis, an amalgam of its former iterations that would have handled all the drivetrain and performance upgrades of the past, but now accommodated the original Mercury Flathead. The powerplant is not a recreation; it is the actual race motor that garnered all that glory years ago, found in the hands of a local high school shop teacher who willingly parted with it for a very fair price, knowing it was going back where it belonged.
The original quick-change rearend wound up under Alex Xydias' SoCal coupe decades ago, replaced now with a period-correct unit from Hot Rod Works. Jack Quinton had hung onto the original seat, however, which he donated to the project. The two top chops, done after the car's Flathead days, were typical of hot rod race car work of the time, a bit rough and exhibiting more enthusiasm than care. Rodriguez cut the top off and started fresh, giving it a just-right attitude and perfect symmetry. He created new inner doorskins in place of the originals that had been cut out many years ago, and healed all the other wounds that had been visited on the old warrior's sheetmetal.
Working with Tom Leonardo Jr., Rodriguez metal-finished the body to a quality level rarely seen, even on restored race cars. Over the years, the coupe had worn several different colors, including red and gold, but the intense blue that it sported for a short time early in its career was considered the most pleasing rendition. Expertly recreated by custom painter Barefoot Gary, it works extremely well with the light gray accent color on the suspension and inside the cabin.
While the resulting Quinton-Joehnck Deuce coupe might not fit the strictest interpretation of a point-for-point restoration of a specific configuration in the car's racing life, it honors its overall history very well. Rodriguez has skillfully evoked the spirit of the car over the years, adding a look at how it might have further evolved after the point at which it was retired 40-plus years ago.
Since its completion, the Quinton-Joehnck coupe has moved onto yet another owner and a collection of quality hot rods and special-interest cars. Its racing days past, it no longer languishes under a dusty tarp, forgotten by all but a handful of old timers and a few knowledgeable younger enthusiasts like Paul Hoffmann who drug it back into the sunlight for all of us to enjoy.


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What does number 5 mean, the phone calls? Why do they call, and why "especially late morning if you are an early riser?"
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Happy Hour every day at Arvada Beer from open until 2 pm and from 4 pm until 7 pm $1 off all pints and snifters!
Sunday $2 off all 64 ounce growler fills, and $1 off all 32 ounce growler fills!
Thursdays at 2pm our Brewers Limited release – 10 gallons of special beer until it's gone
Arvada Beer is located in Historic Olde Town Arvada, at the corner of Olde Wadsworth and Grandview.
Monday through Thursday 11 AM to 10 PM
Friday and Saturday 11AM to 11 PM
Sunday 11AM to 9 PM
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