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Review: 'Boardwalk Empire' - 'The Pony': A gangster and a showgirl
A review of tonight's "Boardwalk Empire" coming up just as soon as I run naked through the pages of the United States criminal code...
"I'm a businessman — a small businessman..." -Nucky
"The Pony" was co-written by Terence Winter and Howard Korder, who seems to rank #2 on the writing staff organizational flowchart. It was directed by Tim Van Patten. Short of Martin Scorsese calling Winter up to say he'd like to pop over to do another episode, this is the "Boardwalk Empire" equivalent of breaking out the big guns, and the creative talent is appropriately applied to an episode all about men being surprised to realize the kind of great power they are contending with.
Nucky approaches Andrew Mellon at his university club, and never — not even in the presence of the Attorney General of these United States — has our hero seemed quite so small-time. Even after bracing himself for the encounter, Nucky still isn't prepared for the possibility that Mellon has no idea who he is, nor that this wealthy, powerful, proper gentleman would be so quick to dismiss him from the club — though it turns out Mellon just needed time to properly vet him before agreeing to the Remus scheme.
Johnny Torrio returns from an extended trip to Naples, and for the first time seems a bit like a fossil — or like one of the frozen citizens of Pompeii he keeps going on about, long past the point where his audience cares. He may yet assert himself in the war between Capone and O'Banion, but what Al seems at first to interpret as patient calculation later appears to be a man who's already checking out of things.
The other salesman at the iron company keep having their fun pranking George Muller, little realizing that they're dealing with a strong, borderline psychotic who's been driven crazier and crazier by all the lines of his strict moral code he's had to cross. And after Van Alden comes home from scalding a co-worker (who, I assume, will be calling the cops on him, no?), he in turn is surprised once again by the fortitude and street smarts of Sigrid, who pulls him deeper into a criminal life (and possibly puts him at odds with O'Banion) by selling the excess from their still to the local Norwegian community.
Van Alden just wants respect, as does Nucky. He doesn't get it from Billie's actor friend Gil, who pokes the bear just as foolishly as the other salesman does to Van Alden, and also suffers a brutal assault as a result.(*) As I've said, I don't feel like the show has done a great job of making us interested in Billie herself, but it's made clear over and over that Nucky Thompson wants to be master of all he surveys.
(*) Who's worse off, career-wise: a handsome young actor whose nose is broken, or a door-to-door iron salesman with a hideous iron-shaped burn scar on his cheek? The latter, I'd say.
Nucky also fails to get respect from Gillian, and at the same time underestimates the threat she poses. Jimmy's dead, as is the Commodore, but Gillian still has the backing of old man Whitlock, and she has a ruthlessness that of course leads her to point Gyp Rosetti towards Nucky's meeting with Rothstein and Lucky at Babbette's, leading to the episode's explosive finish. As with the assassination attempt last season, Nucky proves a hard man to kill, but Billie's almost certainly in pieces, and how will Arnold Rothstein — who has already made clear how much he despises New Jersey — react to nearly being blown up in the state?
"The Pony" refers both to the horse Owen helps Margaret buy for her daughter — prompting Mrs. Thompson to say, "It doesn't make sense: a pony, when there's no telling what the future holds" — and Billie Kent herself, since she explains that "the pony" is also a term for the funny showgirl in the chorus. Billie had just started to transcend that status when her association with Nucky appears to bring her future to an end. We'll see what the future holds for Nucky and those who oppose him, but after this episode's events, I imagine it'll be bloody.
Some other thoughts:
* Loved the overhead shot panning over the wreckage on the boardwalk. Nice work from The Artist Formerly Known As Salami and his crew.
* Is Babbette herself dead? If so, I'll miss Tracy Middendorf and her Marlene Dietrich-wear.
* Not much of Richard this week, but I loved the moment where he said, "Jimmy deserved better than this," referring to the actual Jimmy (his body disposed of in less classy circumstances) and not the poor sap Gillian murdered in his place.
* I quite liked Nucky and Gillian's encounter at the Commodore's house, each of them talking around the various lies they've told about how Jimmy dies, playing the roles because they're expected to, until she finally loses her patience and tosses a drink in his face.
* Mrs. Shearer's interest in birth control plays into Margaret's own needs, since it wouldn't do for her to get pregnant during a period when she is clearly not having sex with Nucky.
What did everybody else think?
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College football: Southern Utah extends coach Ed Lamb's contract
Cedar City • Southern Utah has extended the contract of football coach Ed Lamb through the 2020 season, athletic director Ken Beazer announced Monday.
Lamb guided the Thunderbirds to an 8-5 record this season, including their first berth in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.
"I feel honored that [SUU officials] would consider me worthy for a contract extension," Lamb said in a statement. "I'm really excited about the team we have returning and the prospects for the future."
Lamb inherited an 0-11 team when he took the job at Southern Utah in 2008.
"Coach Lamb is a proven winner at this level, not only on the field, but with what he's been able to do with the development of our student-athletes off the field," Beazer said. "I'm looking forward to working with him in the years to come."
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His comment amid the usual Jets BS about how great they are and how they "handled" the Bills.
In reality, the Jets did not stop Buffalo. Buffalo stopped Buffalo, with Johnson's unfathomable drop at the Jets' 25 with 31 seconds remaining the pivotal play on a series that exposed, if not confirmed, the Jets' defensive shortcomings. A Buffalo team that the Jets had crushed just three weeks earlier — on the road, against an offense at full strength — dismantled their vaunted secondary.
"Was that our best effort? No, it wasn't," cornerback Darrelle Revis said, adding: "It's getting to be December. We can't be making these mistakes this late in the season like this."
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The Alzheimer's Association and the Colonie Senior Services Center have created a closer working relationship with the election of CSSC Executive Director Edward Neary to the organization's board in late July.
David Gregoir, executive director of the Alzheimer's Association, said having Neary on the board will create a better relationship between the two organizations.
Neary said his appointment will help him raise awareness and increase his knowledge on the disease.
I called Dave on the phone, and Dave and I have known each other for a while, and I expressed my interest in helping out the organization, said Neary. "He sent some info over to me, and I agreed to serve. He then brought it to the board for approval, and I was notified that I was accepted as a board member."
His experience in working with CSSC will help him be an effective board member, Neary said, because he has a keen understanding of the financial commitment it takes to support an organization like his and the Alzheimer's Association. He said his role will mainly to assist management and not redirect the path the organization is on.
Gregoir said Neary will have to go through an orientation process and learn more about the inner workings of the committee, as well as its structure. He will also learn about the budget as he may become part of the finance committee.
"We had a finance meeting last week that he was a part of," Gregoir said, adding that Neary may also be appointed to the governance committee. "I would love to have him get other people involved as board members or other volunteers as well."
Gregoir also said he would like to take advantage of some of the networking contacts Neary has in the business community. He added that Neary also has the advantage of already knowing how the disease works since it is something he works very closely with as executive director at the center.
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NBC Cancels 'Love Bites'
The hotly anticipated series was plagued by production difficulties and casting issues and never really caught fire with viewers.
Originally scheduled to launch last fall, NBC eventuallly debuted it as a summer series, and ratings struggled from the beginning.
'Love Bites' was created by 'Sex and the City' writer Cindy Chupack, who stepped down as showrunner to a consulting producer position during production.
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Zimmer, Bowen exit Boston Legal while Larroquette joins the cast
Over the last three seasons Boston Legal has been known as a program with a pretty busy revolving door when it comes to cast members coming and going. Usually, though, it was some of the smaller fish in the pond that came and went like the wind. This time around some of the bigger fish have been given their walking papers instead.
According to TV Guide's Michael Ausiello Constance Zimmer, Julie Bowen, Mark Valley and Rene Auberjonois have been let go from the program. To fill the void, former Night Court actor John Larroquette will be joining the series as a regular, but not as the character he portrayed on The Practice. Instead, he'll be (another) attorney from the New York offices of Crane, Poole and Schmidt. Also joining the cast will be Dirt's Tara Summers, who will play a young associate to the firm. Finally, much to some people's chagrin, Christian Clemenson, who portrays the quirky Jerry Espenson, will be promoted to series regular.
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(S3E10) So, after a few murders, missing body parts, incestuous love between a mother and her son, and the kidnapping of Shirley Schmidt, we get back to the normal absurdity that is Boston Legal. This week features a custody case involving two white supremacist singing sensations, a woman who wants to sue God because her husband was struck by lightning, a pro-anorexic girl who is seeking emancipation from her mother, and Shirley in a bunny suit. In other words, just a normal couple of days at the law firm of Crane, Poole and Schmidt.
All that, plus appearances by Clarence, Bethany, Bethany's mom and Jerry (Aaaaarrrrgggghhh!) and yet another alum of Star Trek. So, let's get comfy and press ahead on the last new episode before the holiday break.
Boston Legal: The Verdict
(S03E06) Ewwwww! If you watched this week's episode of Boston Legal, then you absolutely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't watched it yet, well, let's just say the reaction is from something that happened at the end of Scott Little's trial. I'll reveal it at the end of the post. So, beware the spoiler alert!
Before we continue with Jeffrey Coho and the trial of Scott Little, I want to talk about the subplot of this week's show, which involved Alan Shore's feelings of sexual insecurity with Sally Heep (guest star Lake Bell). It had absolutely, totally no redeeming value to this week's episode. It just seemed to be filler to what the meat of the episode was about. If they had nothing better than that to fill the remaining time on the show, then they should have taken the subplot out and focused on the secondary characters. Being a fan of the show, and a fan of James Spader's Alan Shore, I was disappointed with the whole thing.
Now that I have that out of the way, let's talk about the trial.
Boston Legal: New Kids on the Block
(S03E02) Oh please, if there were new guys they'd have shown up in the season premiere. -- Denny Crane
God bless William Shatner! In his role as Denny Crane he is a man of few words, and the words he does say would make Michael Scott of The Office cringe in embarrassment. However, what he lacks in verbiage he makes up in expressions. Denny can carry a whole conversation with one of his stares. And, he does alot of staring this episode, which could probably be considered the actual start of Boston Legal's third season.
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Reader Jeannie Jacks wants to know the following:
I can't remember the exact name of the show, but I think it was "Justice Denied". It came on Friday nights, 9:00 on ABC. What happened to it? All of a sudden it was gone! I loved it because it showed just how screwed up our justice system really can be.
Jeannie, the name of the show was In Justice and it was a mid-season replacement for ABC this past winter. It starred Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks, Sex in the City) as the head of the Oakland, California based National Justice Project. Their job was to revisit cases where they believed that the person found guilty and put and jail was actually innocent.
Where's In Justice?
Perhaps the fears of cancellation that fans of In Justice have addressed may be coming to fruition. Tonight will be the second Friday in a row where the show is not on the schedule. In addition, the next air date listed on ABC's website is the ominous TBD (To Be Determined for the unaware).
Add to that Kyle MacLachlan's recurring role on Desperate Housewives and Constance Zimmer's role in a new ABC comedy pilot called 52 Flights (according to her website) the future of the National Justice Project is not looking too good. Then again, this could just be a ploy to have the remaining episodes air during the May sweeps season, but that doesn't seem likely as the network would release its fall schedule before sweeps period ends.
So, if you are a fan of In Justice, say a prayer to your respective television gods.
In Justice: Crossing The Line
This week we focus on The National Justice Project's Sonya Quintano (Marisol Nichols), as a case from her past re-surfaces. We haven't seen much of Sonya except where she is a secondary player, so this is a good chance to explore her character. We also focus on attorney David Swain (Kyle MacLachlan) and investigator Charles Conti (Jason O'Mara).
Okay, I lied; Sonya is not the focus of this episode, unlike Brianna (Constance Zimmer) was last episode. She's there for a few scenes but it's mostly Conti and Swain in this episode. I can't believe TV lies to me like that!
There are a few things going for this show. First, it's not a show about a bunch of attorneys with suits and briefcases (well, accept David Swain) who leave the investigation to others. This show is about a bunch of attorneys in jeans and sneakers who learn how to perform the investigations on their own. In other words, they use their skills. In every episode Conti, or whoever is handling the investigation, asks questions to the other attorneys as to what is amiss about the case they are looking into.
The other thing about this show is that they aren't afraid to learn more about criminal investigation. In one scene Conti learns a little bit about what the criminal scientists call "smears"; fingerprints that smear on a weapon. With the knowledge that Conti gathers you already can see that the client in this episode was actually innocent.
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I didn't set out to watch In Justice, and the last thing I need is another courtroom drama to love. But it was Sunday, all of my favorite shows were in re-runs or supplanted by tedious TV movies or double-length episodes of Extreme Makeover, my boys were all feverish, and I wanted to do nothing for a while. And so, I didn't change the channel from the very dull Desperate Housewives recap.
And look! There's Kyle MacLachlan, who last played Charlotte's impotent Scottish husband on Sex and the City. And hey! That's Constance Zimmer, who I finally identified as the only reason worth watching the insultingly awful Good Morning Miami. And the criminal who is so grateful to be taken in by the Justice Project - that's one of my faves, she played Sela Ward's sister on the fabulous and much-missed Once and Again. (And if you're still wondering where it is you've seen Marisol Nichols - she played Audrey Griswold on Vegas Vacation. *groan* She's still a hottie, though.)
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This past Sunday, mathematical wizard Shakuntala Devi passed away in Bangalore, India. She was 83 years old, and specialists agree that her death was caused by both cardiac and respiratory issues.
During her lifetime, Shakuntala Devi was often referred to as a "human computer." This was because she was able to make stunningly fast calculations.
According to The Inquisitr, Shakuntala Devi first started using her amazing math skills to make money after her family's poor finances forced her to quit school and become a street performer.
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Faced with the Washington Nationals' most crucial personnel decision in years, General Manager Mike Rizzo bypassed the familiar for an outsider and eschewed experience for new blood. With their lofty aspirations intact after a disappointing season, Rizzo and the Nationals are betting that Matt Williams, who has never managed in the major leagues, can lead them somewhere they've never been: the World Series.
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Look out. Here they come.
Thursday is the last day of school for this year. On that day we turn a whole new crop of high school graduates loose on society. Are we ready for that? Are the graduates ready? Is the whole world ready?
Having graduated from high school once, I can surely sympathize with the angst and uncertainty that most of the new graduates are feeling. Now the pressure is on. It's time to be an adult and do something with your life. And there are lots of possibilities. Beyond the high school parking lot, every road is a potential career path to your future. Choose wisely.
And having graduated from high school once, I know that most of the new graduates are not well prepared for the realities of life outside the classroom. They still have a lot to learn. The real world is different from the world of books, homework and senior proms. Some of life's most important lessons come after graduation.
Having learned most of those lessons the hard way, Uncle Spud and I have decided to help out by sharing some of the things we have learned since leaving the hallowed halls of Carbon, back during the last ice age.
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Life is not fair. Get used to it.
In the real world, nobody cares about your self-esteem. You will be expected to accomplish something before you feel good about yourself.
Your school might have taught you not to be judgmental. But in the real world, people will judge you every day of your life.
How far you go in life will be determined a great deal by the way you present yourself. Your school might have done away with a dress code, but there is one in real life. Personal hygiene and the way you dress can make all the difference in your future.
Spiked hair, gothic makeup, nose and lip rings are bad ideas if you expect to get a job that's worth having. Those things might be okay someday in the future, but a different generation is doing most of the hiring today.
In the real world, nobody cares if you don't come to class. You can sleep late and fail at life if you really want to. Just be ready to accept the consequences.
Real life isn't divided into semesters. Don't expect a two-week vacation and a change in your work environment every few months.
Your school might have done away with winners and losers, but life hasn't. Some people win and some people lose. That's just how it is.
Life is like a card game. You've got to play the hand you've been dealt. Some people draw aces. Others draw handicaps and special burdens to carry.
You will be happier if you carry the burdens life deals you instead of dragging them in the mud. In life, pain and suffering are part of the plan. Misery is optional.
God didn't make all men equal. Some are born rich and good-looking. You've still got to compete with them, like it or not.
Sorry, but you won't make $100,000 a year right out of high school. Making top pay is like earning an "A". You've got to work for it.
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It really is true. What goes around comes around. Gossip and mischief are homing pigeons that always find their way back.
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Christian Schneider, a fellow at a right-wing Wisconsin think-tank, has been writing regular dispatches for National Review, in which he channels the view of the state GOP. This latest one makes Wisconsin Republicans facing a recall sound pretty desperate: If both Hopper and Kapanke lose, that leaves only one more seat Democrats have to pick up to retake the Senate. In order to delay recall elections, the GOP has planned to run fake Democratic primary candidates against the GOP challengers, which would push the elections back another month.


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The Minnesota Vikings have addressed their need for depth at linebacker, claiming fourth-year pro Xavier Adibi off waivers from the Houston Texans, according to his agent.
Adibi, 26, played in 34 games (eight starts) over three seasons with the Texans, who drafted him in the fourth round (118th overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft. He started against the Vikings in Thursday's exhibition finale and finished the preseason with 14 tackles, two sacks and three quarterback hits.
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Faculty Publications 2000
DiPippo, Lisa Cingiser. SEE also: Fay-Wolfe, Victor.
DiPippo, Lisa Cingiser, Ethan Hodys and Bhavani Thuraisingham. "Towards a Real-Time Agent Architecture: A White Paper." IN: Proceedings of the 5th international Workshop on Object-Oriented Real-Time Dependable Systems (WORDS). 2000. p.59-64.
DiPippo, Lisa Cingiser and Lynn Ma. "A UML Package for Specifying Real-Time Objects." Computer Standards & Interfaces. 22(5):307-321. December 2000.
Epstein, Matthew D., Sheryl A. Chicoine and R. Choudary Hanumara. "Detection of Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome Using a Nasal Cannuila/Pressure Transducer." Chest. 117(4):1073-1077. April 2000.
Fay-Wolfe, Victor. See also: Wolfe, Victor Fay.
Fay-Wolfe, Victor, Lisa C. DiPippo, Gregory Cooper, Russell Johnston, Peter Kortmann and Bharavi Thuraisingham. "Real-Time CORBA." IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems. 11(10):1073-1089. October 2000.
Freedman, R., J. Maurer and V. Wolfe. "Benchmarking Real-Time Distributed Object Management Systems for Evolvable and Adaptible Command and Control Applications." IN: Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International Symposium on Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing. 2000. p.201.
Hanumara, R. Choudary. SEE: Epstein, Matthew D.
Heltshe, James. SEE: Thursby, G. B.
Herve, Jean-Yves. SEE also: Lathuiliere, F.
Herve, J.-Y., C. Duchesne and V. Pradines. "Dynamic Registration for Augmented Reality in Telerobotics Applications." IN: 2000 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Cybernetics Evolving to Systems, Humans, Organizations and Their Complex Interactions. 2000. II:1348-1353.
Jepson, Brian, Joan Peckham and Ram Sadasiv. Database Application Programming With Linux. Wiley. 2000. 516p.
Kowalski, James G. SEE: Uht, Augustus K.
Lathuiliere, F and J.-Y. Herve. :Visual Tracking of Hand Posture With Occlusion Handling." IN: Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition. 2000. III:1129-1133.
Peckham, Joan. SEE also: Jepson, Brian.
Peckham, Joan, Associate Editor. Journal of Databse Management. Vol.11, 2000.
Uht, Augustus K., Jien-Chung Lo, Y. Sun, James C. Daly and James Kowalski. "Building Real Computer Systems." IEEE Micro. 20(3)48-56. May 2000.
Thursby, G. B., E. A. Stern and J. Heltshe. "Survey of Toxicity in Ambient Waters of the Hudson/Raritan Estuary, USA: Importance of Small-Scale Variation." Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 19(11):2678-2682. 2000.
Wolfe, Victor Fay. SEE: Freedman, R.; Fay-Wolfe, Victor.
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By: Chris Loynd
About this blog, I've decided to make this Blogspot posting more about the experience and less about the chronology. So I will post the fun or interesting or otherwise worthy stories here and use my web site for the chronological postings. Until I change web authoring software, this will be a more accessible tool, for me. For you, this blog is more about the words. I'll continue to put lots of photos on my web site version.
After a day and night of rain, Sunday promised clear skies and unseasonable warm weather. So we had a few more beyond the core. Unfortunately, Sunday did not keep her promise.
One good thing about Saturday's rain, it washed that calcium crap off the highways. Our state, and the surrounding ones, are now spraying a much maligned calcium chloride solution on dry roads before a snowfall or when ice is expected. This new mixture is far more corrosive rock salt and sand mixture DOTs used to apply. Already trucking firms and others who motor for a living are bitterly complaining about the rapid demise of their vehicles. I can visibly see the destruction of my beautiful Harley Springer. John J. has refused to ride with the Polar Bears. But he came out of hibernation Sunday thanks to Saturday's cleansing rain.
I was enthusiastic about riding, and that caused a bit of trouble. My excitement drove me to arrive a little earlier than usual at our Dunkin' Donuts starting point in Stratford. Most always I time it so as to pull up just as everyone is leaving. Over time this has shifted cause and effect. Now when my fellow riders see me they automatically assume it's time to go.
So when I was early to the Dunkin' on this occasion, my Pavlovian friends quickly mounted their machines. Captain waved me to the lead.
Everyone lined up behind me, I blithely led us out of the parking lot, forgetting to check the time.
My first clue should have been the Fonz. He generally arrives even closer to our departure time than I would dare. We met him coming in as we were going out. Sunday morning traffic being light on Lordship Boulevard, Fonz simply made a u-turn and joined the line of bikes as sweep.
Still it hadn't dawned on me that we were leaving early.
Turns out Fonz was only the first domino to fall.
We were supposed to pick up Pogy and Scott at the Darien rest stop on I-95. As we approached I saw only Scott. It's not like Pog to miss a ride. He's a former Marine. So when he says he is going to do something you can pretty much set your watch by it.
Ah well! I figured something came up.
Down I-287 and Token2 was waiting in his appointed place. Token2 was to take over the lead when we picked him up en route to the Tappan Zee Bridge. As he came up I deftly slid over to the number two position and followed him to our destination. Token promised to lead us over some tasty, twisty back roads on the ride home in promised unseasonably warm and sunny climes.
We arrived at Wearhouse Grill in good stead, making a straight expressway shot. As we dismounted and unlayered from our gear, I expressed my dismay to Captain about Pogy missing the ride. "Pogy's here," Captain said, pointing down the line of parked motorcycles. And sure enough he was. At lunch we learned the story.
Pogy lives in Norwalk and as was waiting at a traffic light near the I-95 on-ramp, he saw us motor by. If he had caught one more red light he would have missed us. As it was he chased us down and slid into the back of the line. I never even noticed.
My compatriots figured my enthusiasm fired us out of the Dunkin' Donuts paddock approximately three minutes early. I nearly cost Fonz and Pogy the pleasure of our company.
Or maybe not. I remember one ride a few years' back, all the way down to some dinky airport in downstate New Jersey. For some reason or another, I arrived late to an empty Dunkin' parking lot. No matter, I headed on down by myself. It was nostalgic in a way. I started riding Polar Bears on my own. And until it caught on with the Connecticut locals, I did more than one ride alone. That kind of riding has its own benefits. As it was, I arrived only 10 or 15 minutes behind my compatriots who had not yet even ordered lunch.
Warehouse Grill treated us well. They know how to do Polar Bears right. But our brothers in Bucks County HOG had an even better idea. They'd called ahead and made reservations, had a table of their own with their name on it and everything.
We enjoyed a great lunch with lots of ripping on each other. Russ was along (haven't seen him in a while) and we reveled in his retelling of some of our best adventures like the moose in Maine and the buffalo in South Dakota. No great story ever started with, "I was sitting on the couch when . . . ."
As we exited for the scenic ride home the weather was somber. The sky was still clouded, maybe darker than when we arrived. Perhaps it was the wind off the lake, the air felt raw.
A quick meeting of the board of directors and we nixed Token's scenic ride, hours with his Garmin wasted. Instead we fled back out Route 80 to the Garden State Parkway.
Scott left us there, choosing instead the GW Bridge and the straighter pathway to home. He used to do the GW Bridge a lot and knows every trick. Chris Christie could never foil Scott. He led us one time on a ride where we were suddenly off the Turnpike, onto some secondary expressway, up the hazardous materials lane and suddenly, poof!, we were at the toll booths.
If you ever want to get your motorcycle out in the winter, risk your chrome to calcium chloride and have a thick enough skin to absorb our jokes, you are welcome to join us. I send out an e-mail before every ride with the departure time. Visit my web site blog to learn more: www.influentialcom.com/polar_bear_blog.htm


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Future plans for TOGlympics world
I am very proud of what we have been able to make in one week for the TOGlympics world. I have always felt that this is a good way to promote TOG and the Division to the worldwide Minecraft community. For this reason, I plan to make the TOGlympics world available to others to download and use within their own communities, probably using Dropbox like our old Creative and Survival worlds (see http://www.theoldergamers.com/forum/...downloads.html).
Of course, this means that we need to do a little tidying up in efforts to make a degree of continuity between events. While we have already done this for route signs and paths, we need to make sure all events are finished enough and have instructions on signboards. The redstone circuits for the podium, flower dispensers in the sky and the circle of glowstone also needs to be improved so that they can be turned on and off properly.
I hope to get this all done in the next few days so I can announce this elsewhere before the Olympics end. For this reason, the TOGlympics world will stay on the 25565 port for a few nights. After that, we will revert back to Sanctuary.
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Also, could each event have a large label block sign like that done for Ping Pong and Kayak. A symbol like fencing is cool too. In efforts to not be too big, perhaps the following titles could be used.
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Yes, we will have to fill the chests.
Added signs for TNT, Golf, Swim, Shot, Row. Tidied up paths and started covering up the golf from snow (so water stays water when we want it to be). Fix circuit for glowstone animation (now turns itself off properly).
Still need signs for Hockey, Blockit, Run (for start of Marathon track).
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It's looking great. All the large signs are done. Obsi finished the Golf off. I added a "map" at the entrance to the arena (replacing the board listing all the events).
All we need to do is double check the chests for all events/apparatus and make sure each event has some sort of instructions on "how to play" (Blockit please Bazz).
I have also rotated the map rendering around 180 degrees so the TOGlympics sign is more readible, as are all the event signs (only "ROW" is a little covered).
Hopefully, I can finish it off tonight and reinstate Sanctuary.
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I tidied up the circuitry in your archery Henri. I can see why you didn't find it easy. Two pistons next to each other up high aren't easy. I ended up having to use repeaters to turn them on and off, with a combination of torches and redstone to get up that high. I also dropped the pistons down a level and put wood planks on top of them as the rising platform. The outcome is that you can't see any circuitry any more.
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When it comes to our parents, we tend to assign value by how much we spend. Don't believe me? Let's compare Mother's Day to Father's Day.
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They get meals out, jewelry or flowers - and OK, sometimes ugly floral pajama sets. But the spending is much higher than what's purchased for dads. ...


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Finally without asking Carol sent me an MMS with just her picture.
Wats happenin liam how are ya dis is carol dis is my new num.
Ya just de new sagem one cis my odr one is broke.
It feels da same really only im delighte i can get served drink like.
Na not yet im gettin a new pair of runners 2mro tho.
Ya i will. jus txt me nd let me no when im headin out 2 da pub der. ha it feels great ta say dat like.
I dnt i hav a check up in da hospital so im not up 2 early ne way il talk ta u 2mro.
Last Wednesday night I went to the Debs in Cork with my ex-girlfriend. The night was going grand as Sue spent most of her time out on the dance floor while I sat down drinking the night away and minding shoes, bags and drinks.
Once I had my wallet full of money I was happy sitting down relaxing enjoying the live band.
While Sue and her friends continued to dance one of her friends Carol came over and began chatting to me, nothing unusual there so we chatted about the night and she began asking about myself and Sue to which I said nothing would or ever will happen again.
From time to time Sue and her friends would come back to the table to finish their drinks and to get their breathe back, to make room I had to push over a seat and would chat to Sue or her friend Catherine. Every time they left Carol would call me back to the empty seat beside her, having known a little about her background I asked her a few questions about how hard it must of been for her growing up without a mother, she died when Carol was at a young age… at no time did Carol change the conversation so I know she was okay talking about it with me.
I mentioned to her that I had texted her about two weeks before the debs to enquire about how she got on at the debs and wondered why I received no reply.
She had got a new sim (087) she asked if I had my phone with me, but I didn't have my mobile on my, she took hers out of her purse and asked for mine and said she would text me the next day. She showed me her tongue piercing soon after I asked her for a hug and we grabbed each other for a while and I went off to buy her a drink.
I had jokingly asked her since the start of the night to go out for a slow song so when it came on we looked at each other and she grabbed my hand and lend me out to the dance floor. It felt really nice dancing with her having her in my arms and looking into her eyes from time to time.
So we sat back down and chatted some more. When the disco was over we travel 20 minutes to leisureplex to go bowling. After 9 pints and two bottles of Bulmer's, I wasn't expecting to knock too many pins, thinking back I got 24 which was terrible.
Once the bowling had ended I began to look for Sue as I didn't know too many other people. I saw Carol first playing air hockey with one of her friends so I leaned against the table beside it and watched, I said I would play the winner and waited for the game to end, I played Carol three times that night, won two games and the second game was a draw. She was quite upset by losing and gave a cute tantrum in a girly way.
We needed to catch the 5.45 train back to Cobh so I left soon after of air-hockey game and returned to the train station and didn't see her after than, I headed home to bed at half 6 and got up soon after 2pm, it was until 11pm that night that Carol texted.
Aww! Thanks love. I wud cum up nd c ya arite when i hav da money like.
I no ya sure. Do ya wana meet up so sumday?
Hiya liam how was college 2 day. How are ya n e way. Wat ya upta?
Hiya love i got crd 2 day. How are ya anyway?
Wat wer ya on about a grads r sumtin.
Arite so il let ya no k lovee.
Aww! Thanks love im jus fallin asleep 'n' all
Hiya i got crd der a while ago. How are ya?
Nice one love. Talk 2 ya 2mro. x x x
Liam luk im havin war wit sue nd catherin ovr us txtin i dnt want dem sayin shit bout me ta u k so wel jus leave it at dis sorry.
Luk il meet up wit ya so but keep it on da hush will ya dnt say a word ta sue or ca k love.
Arite so listen i hav ta leave ya go again cos my crd is gone wnt b getn any 4 a while no money j no….


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SDCC '13: Dark Horse On Whether Or Not They Get To Keep The Star Wars License
We all know that Disney, in their attempt to buy everything you have ever loved, bought Star Wars and are working on several Wars related movies. A lot of fans' first thought was "that sounds pretty cool" followed quickly by "what does this mean for the Dark Horse comics?" Since Disney also owns Marvel, there is a good chance that they want the Star Wars comics handled in house when JJ Abrams' film comes out in 2015. At Dark Horse's panel at Comic-Con today, they were asked what the deal was with their Star Wars license.
Bleeding Cool was on hand to report all the goings on at the panel, and they had the rundown of what was said when a fan asked what the Disney buy-out of Lucas means for the future of Dark Horse comics. Randy Stradley, Dark Horse editor, said:
So far we have not experienced any changes. We are on pins and needles waiting to find out what the future holds for us, and the license. About as near as we can get is we'll find out sometime this year. Going full-speed ahead, and new projects are being lined up at Comic-Con.
After that answer, the moderator of the panel pointed out that the publisher will be putting out new Star Wars comics for the entirety of 2014 at the absolute least. There are already big plans in place for the upcoming The Star Wars comic that adapts Lucas' original draft for the film. So it appears nobody really knows what will happen to the comics. Dark Horse has oversaw a golden age of Star Wars stories. Marvel published a few comics for the property back in the 70s and 80s, but they never really caught on. Dark Horse was the publisher that breathed new life into it and turned it into a real juggernaut comics property. It will be interesting to see if Disney is content enough with Dark Horse's handling of the property that they let them continue on with the license, or they decide Marvel has to be the one to put more stories out. As an added bonus since it's Comic-Con and these next few days are going to be wacky and fun, here's a clip of Bill Murray singing Star Wars way back when during his time on SNL. Why? Just because. Do you hope Star Wars stays with Dark Horse?
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I have also discovered that the the needles used on these syringes are fat and blunt. They hurt. I have been using Becton Dickenson 1mL, 12.7mm, 30gauge insulin syringes. I remove the the plunger, place it in it's sanitary cap, inject the prefilled syringe into the barrel of the BD syringe, and barely place the plunger back on the BD syringe, being careful not to squeeze it out. Invert the BD syringe and tap the barrel to get the air up so you can squeeze the air out. The sharp, 30gauge syringe is absolutely painless. Half the time I don't even feel it.View Thread
I too pop my sternum. It just feels so good. But, as it feels better and better, the pain and need in my sternum gets greater and greater. So, I gave it up. At first, it was like a drug and I really wanted to keep popping it. I felt a dull throbbing in the middle of my sternum that just demanded popping. For months, I denied it. And after a few months, the need got less and less until I couldn't feel anything at all. Sometimes, when I sit at a computer for too long, a bit of that feeling of misalighnment returns, but, for me at least, the more I do it, the worse it feels. My advice, quit popping it like a bad habit. It'll take a long time for the pain to stop, but everytime you want to pop it, just say no. Good luck!!View Thread
My tip is that for the person that has any type of degenerating disease, such as OA or RA, and have the type of job ( such as I did ) that basically depends on your health and strength. Look into a supplemental kind of insurance, such as Aflac, and start paying into it early as compared to later. I'm sure it is costly but seriously think about what you are going to do when down the road, you are no longer able to do that job. And in this economy, don't fool yourself into thinking that there are other "easier" jobs that you could do. The last job I had, which I also had to quit, I had to lie like a dog about my knee problems. Just to get my foot in the door.
But back to the point, I am wishing I had something to fall back on during this period of waiting for my day in court for my disability claim.
I guess there are those who are fortunate enough to have a spouse to help them out financially during this period but I don't have that. I would think I had hit the jackpot if I were able to get unemployment but that doesn't happen either.
So, heed my words, take it upon yourself to plan for the future while your still working! We all know that arthritis doesn't disappear and go away - it only gets worse. And who is going to help you financially when you have lost all income? It's ironic to me how I got denied the SSI help because it was based on the spouses income and he doesn't give me a penny. I have been put in the position where I have to steal just to get dog food. Or anything else for that matter.
Do some reading on the effects of a disability claim. People lose their homes, go bankrupt, divorce rate is high, and suicide rate is high.
Be smarter than I was and be prepared!!View Thread
is it correctly diagnosed? if not right drug?View Thread
I also have arthritis in both knees so I really "feel your pain."
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Buy the gel, ingredients are menthol & alcohol.
Great Stuff!! Mild smell.View Thread
Arthritis Foundation Support Page on Facebook:)View Thread
Had other knee done 10 years ago with no problems. You
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procedures to the letter. Sure, the excercises are painful,
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Oh I also take Celebrex. Tried to go off and was in so much pain, I went back on.
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The boom time continues for local craft beer culture.
Sacramento has always been a great beer city, from its breweries and hops production of a century ago to a new wave of local brewmasters and entrepreneurs. Nearly two dozen breweries now call this area home, with umpteen more a quick day trip away.
No wonder Sacramento Beer Week has grown into one of the region's signature festivals. Now approaching its fourth year, it encompasses hundreds of happenings, including special brews made just for the week, inventive beer and food pairings and a mammoth Capital Beerfest on March 2 at Cal Expo that's expected to draw close to 100 breweries.
More than 75 area businesses are participating in Beer Week, which runs today through March 3. For a full schedule of events, visit sacramentobeerweek. com. In the meantime, here's a collection of highlights, must-tastes and other info that'll help you navigate this sudsy, festive gathering.
Pliny the Younger, Russian River Brewing Co.: The most coveted beer in the craft brewing world has been featured at previous editions of Sacramento Beer Week. This small- production triple IPA is expected to return, but where exactly remains TBA. Check sacbee.com's Appetizers blog for specific locations.
Shakenbake, Knee Deep Brewing Co. with Boulder Beer Co.: Knee Deep of nearby Lincoln meets Colorado in this collaborative brew. Hops come from both Colorado and California. It debuted Feb. 8 at San Francisco Beer Week.
Apple Belgian Blonde, Rubicon Brewing Co. with Two Rivers Cider: Two longtime local brewers join forces to create an apple beer with 30 percent fresh juice. For cider fans or those with a sweet tooth, this one's for you.
California Kolsch, Ruhstaller with LowBrau: Just in time for Sacramento Beer Week, Ruhstaller releases a series of special brews in partnership with midtown's LowBrau. They've produced four Kolsch-style beers, each using California or German hops. Drop by LowBrau on Sunday to taste all four side by side.
Barrel Aged Sunrise IPA, American River Brewing Co.: This Rancho Cordova brewery takes its Sunrise English IPA to another level of flavor by aging this beer for 10 months in cabernet franc barrels. The result adds cherry overtones and a touch of sour notes for added depth.
More chefs are getting into cooking with beer and pairing their food with beer. Here are a few restaurant stops to mark on your Beer Week calendar:
Formoli's Bistro, special Tuesday dinner, 7 p.m: Chef Aimal Formoli is no stranger when it comes to showcasing beer with food. He and Bill Ngo of Kru have combined their talents for at least 10 Slow Beer Movement dinners so far. For Beer Week, Formoli is pairing a four-course dinner with Speakeasy, a San Francisco craft brewery. One of the dishes: short ribs braised in Prohibition Ale for six hours.
Magpie Cafe (all week): Looking for a special dish that just really works with great beer? Magpie has created a "pub plate" just for Beer Week. For $15, you get sausage made with hops grown at Kingbird Farms in Galt, housemade pickles, beef tongue, roasted potatoes and sauerkraut.
Hot City Pizza (today-Sunday): Pizza and beer always works, but this pizzeria in east Sacramento is offering some esoteric beers that take three to five years to make. They will have 16 sour and barrel-aged beers on tap today through Sunday and more in bottles, along with food specials made with sour beer.
Lucca Restaurant & Bar farmers market dinner with Ruhstaller (4-9 p.m. Sunday): A dinner featuring local ingredients, beef from Luck Dog Ranch in Dixon and the very Sacramento Ruhstaller beers paired with three courses.
Dan Scott, executive director of Sacramento Beer Week, knows that some folks will sink instead of swim when surrounded by oceans of beer. As a former health educator, he wants revelers to have fun, not end up as drunken-driving statistics.
"Telling people not to do something doesn't usually work," Scott said. "The other strategy is understanding some people will engage in risky behavior and figure ways to reduce the harm that may be incurred."
Scott instituted a campaign this year to promote responsible drinking at Sacramento Beer Week and its Capital Beerfest sister event, held at Cal Expo. Organizers have partnered with Uber, a town car service that recently debuted in Sacramento. Uber will offer $20 discounts during Capital Beerfest for first-time users. A free charter bus service will also be available for Beerfest, which is expected to draw thousands of people.
Scott wants to make sure attendees stay well hydrated. Capital Beerfest will include prominent water stations and dump buckets for excess beer.
"A lot of times you have beer in your cup, and if you don't want to finish it, there aren't many alternatives besides drinking it," Scott said. "That's irresponsible hosting."
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Altrusa is a local organization affiliated with Altrusa International.
Altrusans work hard for the identified needs of the children of our community . . . literacy for children, basic clothing and school supplies, music scholarships, and the community kitchen at the Boys & Girls Club, to name a few. We have been called on to help with a full range of projects and programs that are identified by the local organization. An affiliate of Altrusa International, which was formed in 1918, the local club began in 1981, establishing a record of service and leadership. In 2001, the club formed Altrusa of Gig Harbor Foundation to facilitate tax-free donations to benefit the community.
Altrusa is not all work and no play! Club members are friends who enjoy organizing parties, tours, a night out at a movie, or a barbecue in the backyard. Our members attend community events as a group and enjoy everything from ball games with The Chamber of Commerce to the Garden Tour benefiting TCC's Adult Basic Education Program, interclub activities with our sister Puyallup or Olympia Altrusa clubs, and art shows in our neighboring City of Tacoma.
The club welcomes new members, as well as Friends of Altrusa who are willing to help out with our programs and projects.


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Denver, CO — Monday, Jan. 9, 2012 - Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia today announced the ratification of the appointment of Ernest House Jr. as Executive Secretary for the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs (CCIA).
House brings extensive experience to the position having served as the Executive Secretary for CCIA during the previous administration. Most recently, House was the Director of Government Affairs for the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce. He is actively involved as a board member with several cultural and educational organizations including the Tesoro Cultural Center (2009-Present), the Colorado Indian Education Foundation (2009-Present) and Governor Hickenlooper's Education Leadership Council (2011-Present). He was recently named a 2012 American Marshall Memorial Fellow.
CCIA serves as the coordinating body for intergovernmental dealings between tribal governments and the state, and maintains open lines of communication for addressing tribal needs and priorities. CCIA is an 11 member commission, comprised of Southern Ute Tribal Chair Jimmy Newton, Jr., Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Chair Gary Hayes, their appointees and several state department representatives. There are also eight non-voting members. CCIA was created in 1976 to deal with State/Native American issues in Colorado. The Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Tribes are sovereign governments within Colorado's boundaries.
For more information on Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, visit www.colorado.gov/ltgovernor.