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Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
Bollywood celebs Kareena Kapoor Khan, Malaika Arora, Sonali Bendre, Nimrat Kaur among others were snapped by paparazzi.Bebo looked super cool in a casual look. She wore a white t-shirt with yoga pants...
Bollywood actress Shama Sikander celebrated Diwali festival at her residence.
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U.S. IPO Market Grows at Last
U.S. stock market listings rose last year for the first time since 1999 the height of the dot-com bubble, thanks to an expanding economy, a revival in initial public offerings and looser rules governing initial offerings. Dan Strumpf joins the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Volume 80, Number 49 | May 5- 11, 2011
West and East Village, Chelsea, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown and Lower East Side, Since 1933
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L to R: Karen Grenke, James "Face" Yu and Mark Lindberg (from "Opal").
Husband and wife tap into raw 'Nerve'
Duo spearheading dual projects
BY MARTIN DENTON (of nytheatre.com)
Adventurous theatergoers will have two opportunities to sample the work of The Nerve Tank in the next few weeks. Their show "Opal" began a two-week run on April 28. It's being presented by Incubator Arts Project (the outgrowth of Richard Foreman's Ontological Hysteric Theater's lab/developmental arm, which is as natural a place to find this innovative "post-dramatic" troupe as any). And right after "Opal" closes, "The Attendants," an "interactive performance exhibit," will have a three-day run (May 12 -14), presented by Arts World Financial Center.
These shows on the surface appear to have little in common. Except — and this is the main point — a questing and playful understanding of what "theatre" can be nowadays, coupled with a strong sense of intellectual curiosity. This juxtaposition is indeed the hallmark of The Nerve Tank's work.
Founded about five years ago by real-life husband and wife Chance D. Muehleck (a writer) and Melanie S. Armer (a director), The Nerve Tank makes theatre around themes that intrigue them, applying techniques and concepts that they've learned and adapted over years of serious work in the indie theatre community. I sat down with Chance and Melanie to talk about their work and its evolution, and here's some of what they had to tell me:
DENTON: How did you two first meet? And how did you figure out that you would be professional collaborators?
ARMER: I met Chance the first day he came to NYC and crashed on my boyfriend's couch! The boyfriend used to have these amazing salons at his apartment which we all called "The Tiny Happy" (it's New York after all -- it was tiny, but we were happy!). We'd drink a lot of whiskey and whoever was around would read each other's work. I loved Chance's writing and we became friends and real fans and supporters of each other. We were both members of Circle Rep at the time, so fast forward a few years to when Circle produced a short play marathon, it seemed pretty obvious for me to direct his. We kept working together and developed a very close artistic relationship.
We kind of fell into forming a theatre company when Circle closed its doors because we wanted to see work fully produced for an audience and not just "read" to death. The Nerve Tank's post-dramatic style came out of our shared desire to see the things we were both only seeing in our heads. It just wasn't happening on stages yet. I think a lot of the trust we've built in The Nerve Tank and our collaborative style comes directly from this long-standing personal and artistic relationship.
MUEHLECK: I guess that's all true. It's difficult to recall some of it. Whiskey was definitely drunk. And yes, I started imagining different kinds of performance texts at around the time Melanie was looking to expand her style. So we keep growing together.
DENTON: Where did you get your theatre training?
MUEHLECK: My best training has been outside the classroom, which is probably true for most artists. At Hampshire College I was able to combine different areas of study and that kind of promiscuity led to some interesting choices. My performing background is useful now as a guide for the blueprints I make for our theatrical assemblies. Also, I'm not sure I see any real distinction between acting for the stage and behaving in life. It's all just making choices in time and space. But that's a different topic.
ARMER: My parents were really curious theatregoers, so I grew up seeing a lot of pretty incredible theatre including Joanne Akalaitis's incredibly controversial "Endgame," the original "Oleanna" at the Back Bay Theater Company, lots of Robert Wilson at A.R.T and a healthy dose of the classics produced at BU's professional program. I worked with Shakespeare and Company while still in high school and started directing then. I came back to NYC after college specifically to work at Circle Rep and found myself surrounded by real-world teachers including Lanford Wilson, Joe Mantello and Michael Warren Powell. I eventually got a Broadway assisting job with Len Foglia. Now I take all kinds of classes that interest me. I have studied Butoh, Viewpoints, Lecoq-based Poetic Precision, Post-dramatic theater and lots of dance and other kinds of devising. I have to give a shout out to the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab here too, because a lot of the work I do now came from the work and the people I was exposed to there.
DENTON: How do you work with collaborators to develop pieces like "Opal" and "The Attendants"?
ARMER: We always start with the text or treatment. Chance and I work on that for a while, then bring in the design team, then the performers. I cast from our company, often by asking them how they see themselves in the show. We start by reading through the text and discussing the basic ideas with everyone involved in the project. Designers' voices are as strong as the performers, Chance's and mine. We talk about how we can best share the ideas we've gathered from the text physically. I firmly believe that once a group of artists agrees on the vision we are after, all the ideas lead in that direction. Those that don't just kind of drop away. I'm always the outside eye when we are working, and it's my job to keep the project moving towards the ideas we all agreed on. What's most fun about working with this company is that we really challenge each other. The performers and designers are the first to tell me when I am getting precious about something!
MUEHLECK: The only thing I'd add is that I'm maybe a bit less democratic about what I want to see. I like pure form, and if I've conceived something and we're dedicating resources to it, I'll be very specific about certain things. But this is why you must choose good people to work with. By good, I mean they share an aesthetic or they're willing to poke around in it with you. It also means that they have creative ideas of their own. As Melanie suggested, some of the most amazing moments in our work have been initiated by our collaborators. Which is fortunate because I'm lazy.
ARMER: Right. Lazy. Me, too. That's why we get along and surround ourselves with all these super smart peeps!
MUEHLECK: She is so not lazy. Her work ethic would put a 17th-century Puritan to shame.
As someone who has seen these artists' work — with The Nerve Tank and elsewhere — please take it from me that any laziness, if it even exists, never shows up in their finished products. Their work is always accomplished, richly detailed, and reflective of their intelligence and long experience in theatre. "Opal" and "The Attendants" may not be like each other — or like much that we typically see in the world of NYC theatre — but they are almost certain to be worth your time, if you're a seeker of challenging and stimulating work.
The Nerve Tank's website is www.nervetank.com.
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BELLEVUE— A Bellevue man was arrested after allegedly choking a woman in front of a police officer and then assaulting the deputy last week.
Timothy P. Steenbergen, 38, of 5601 W. Closen Road was arrested at 9:38 p.m. July 10 and booked on charges of aggravated battery, aggravated domestic battery and possession of drug equipment.
A neighbor of Steenbergen approached a Peoria County sheriff's deputy about 9:30 p.m. July 10 after hearing a loud fight taking place within the house. When the deputy heard a woman scream and a thud from inside the house, he decided to enter.
According to the police report, the deputy found Steenbergen choking a woman in front of two small children. Steenbergen allegedly had grabbed her by the neck and had slammed her repeatedly into a hallway wall. The deputy got between Steenbergen and the woman, then told her to leave the house.
Steenbergen was asked to put his hands behind his head, then hit the deputy in the face, according to the police report. The deputy then punched Steenbergen in the face several times, and both men fell to the ground. Steenbergen's hand was close to the deputy's gun, so he kneed Steenbergen in the head several times. Steenbergen then put his hands behind his head and was handcuffed.
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Yesterday's Bread opens in Blackfoot
BLACKFOOT — Everyone is looking for ways to stretch their dollar in these tough economic times. That is why business woman Heidi Sasser said she and her husband Dev Sasser decided to open 'Yesterday's Bread & More' in Blackfoot.
"We've been looking for a small business opportunity," said Sasser. "We realize people are pinching their pennies these days and we thought opening 'Yesterday's Bread' in Blackfoot would be a good way to help people save money and give back to the community."
'Yesterday's Bread & More' is independently owned by the Sassers, and serves as an outlet store for bakery goods that the big retail stores can't keep on their shelves. Besides loaves of bread, 'Yesterday's Bread & More' carries pastries, cookies, bagels, english muffins, chips and candy.
"These are the products that the big stores can't keep even though the products are still good and we are able to take them and sell them at a discounted price," Sasser said. "We are planning to add a cooler so we can carry cold drinks and eventually dairy products too."
The business, which opened July 9th, has seen a good stream of customers and Sasser said she hopes the business will continue to catch on as the word gets out throughout the community.
'Yesterday's Bread & More' is located at 1010 W. Bridge Street-Suite G across from Les Schwab in Blackfoot. Hours are Monday through Friday 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.


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So, this is a story that a lot of people will probably disagree with.
An Arizona woman, who was just two days away from giving birth when this video was shot, was still doing CrossFit and lifting up to 150 pounds despite being pregnant.
Megan Leatherman claims that she has not only done well, but actually set personal records during her preggo training.
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A bipartisan, 10-bill package designed to eliminate virtually all organized opposition to the repeal of the state's industrial personal property tax was approved overwhelmingly in the Senate today.
Senate Bills 821-830 guarantee full reimbursement of revenue to local governments as the tax is being phased out between 2016 and 2023.
Sen. Jack Brandenburg, R-Harrison Township, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, rattled off a long list of business, education and local government groups that support the package. He said in his 10 years in the Legislature, he has never seen a package of bills with this much bipartisan support.
Each bill was approved by a vote of 36-2, with Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer, D-East Lansing, and Sen. Coleman Young II, D-Detroit, voting no.
When the tax was repealed in December 2012, it called for the state to reimburse local governments 80 percent of what they were receiving from the PPT. It allowed for communities to seek a special assessment to make up the difference. The package passed today raised that amount to 100 percent.
Whitmer said that despite the promises made in the legislation, she remains concerned that there will be a loss to state and local governments in the future.
"Where is that shortfall going to come from?" she asked.
She said it's likely that the groups supporting the bills could end up losing out.
Whitmer offered an amendment that would tie the bills to passage of the "Main Street Fairness Act," which would require online retailers who don't have a direct physical presence in the state to charge and submit taxes on purchases made online by state residents. The amendment failed along party lines.
The tax revenue from the Main Street Fairness legislation would help to ensure against an eventual shortfall, she said.
When the phaseout of the PPT begins in 2016, the state will dedicate $380.6 million to reimburse local governments. In 2023, when the tax has been fully phased out, the state's contribution goes up to $548 million.
Full reimbursement is defined as the amount of money local governments were receiving in December 2012, the month the Michigan Legislature repealed the personal property tax. The measure can only be implemented, however, if voters approve a ballot measure in August that allows for the transfer of use-tax revenue to pay for it. This new plan allocates more use-tax revenue than was originally designated.
Local government groups have been arguing for full reimbursement since the law was signed. The bills ensure full reimbursement, and now those groups have agreed to support the ballot measure.
The business community now is expected to mount a campaign to educate voters and encourage them to support the proposal.
The full reimbursement will be paid for by additional tax revenue that will enter state coffers as a series of major tax credits for business, issued under the Granholm administration, begin to expire.
The bills now head to the House, where the House Tax Policy committee has already scheduled two days of hearings next week on the bills.
The committee chairman, Rep. Jeff Farrington, R-Utica, has committed to moving the bills forward so that they reach Gov. Rick Snyder's desk by the end of the month.
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a. & p. p. - Changed by pressure so as to be no longer straight; crooked; as, a bent pin; a bent lever. 2
a. & p. p. - Strongly inclined toward something, so as to be resolved, determined, set, etc.; -- said of the mind, character, disposition, desires, etc., and used with on; as, to be bent on going to college; he is bent on mischief. 2
v. - The state of being curved, crooked, or inclined from a straight line; flexure; curvity; as, the bent of a bow. 2
v. - A declivity or slope, as of a hill. 2
v. - A leaning or bias; proclivity; tendency of mind; inclination; disposition; purpose; aim. 2
v. - Particular direction or tendency; flexion; course. 2
v. - A transverse frame of a framed structure. 2
v. - Tension; force of acting; energy; impetus. 2
n. - A reedlike grass; a stalk of stiff, coarse grass. 2
n. - A grass of the genus Agrostis, esp. Agrostis vulgaris, or redtop. The name is also used of many other grasses, esp. in America. 2
n. - Any neglected field or broken ground; a common; a moor. 2
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At 18, Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway, the 27-year-old daughter of a local farmer, and they had their first daughter six months later. He probably developed an interest in theatre by watching plays performed by traveling players in Stratford while still in his youth. Some time before 1592, he left his family to take up residence in London, where he began acting and writing plays and poetry.
By 1594 Shakespeare had become a member and part owner of an acting company called The Lord Chamberlain's Men, where he soon became the company's principal playwright. His plays enjoyed great popularity and high critical acclaim in the newly built Globe Theatre. It was through his popularity that the troupe gained the attention of the new king, James I, who appointed them the King's Players in 1603. Before retiring to Stratford in 1613, after the Globe burned down, he wrote more than three dozen plays (that we are sure of) and more than 150 sonnets. He was celebrated by Ben Jonson, one of the leading playwrights of the day, as a writer who would be "not for an age, but for all time," a prediction that has proved to be true.
Today, Shakespeare towers over all other English writers and has few rivals in any language. His genius and creativity continue to astound scholars, and his plays continue to delight audiences. Many have served as the basis for operas, ballets, musical compositions, and films. While Jonson and other writers labored over their plays, Shakespeare seems to have had the ability to turn out work of exceptionally high caliber at an amazing speed. At the height of his career, he wrote an average of two plays a year as well as dozens of poems, songs, and possibly even verses for tombstones and heraldic shields, all while he continued to act in the plays performed by the Lord Chamberlain's Men. This staggering output is even more impressive when one considers its variety. Except for the English history plays, he never wrote the same kind of play twice. He seems to have had a good deal of fun in trying his hand at every kind of play.
Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets, all published on 1609, most of which were dedicated to his patron Henry Wriothsley, The Earl of Southhampton. He also wrote 13 comedies, 13 histories, 6 tragedies, and 4 tragecomedies. He died at Stratford-upon-Avon April 23, 1616, and was buried two days later on the grounds of Holy Trinity Church in Stratford. His cause of death was unknown, but it is surmised that he knew he was dying.
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jorvik wrote:I think if you have good teachers that it helps. My first teacher moved really quick, that was the first thing that I picked up on, after him if people didn't move like that ( Irespective of style) I gave up on them.and it's still the same. My Dad was a champion Snooker player and played some of the best.could have turned Pro....he said that you have to really want to hit the ball, it's the same with MA................if you don't want to do the business.then it's not your business
Disagree with this one. All of us have a survival instinct and,I think, are capable of violence in the right circumstances. Mother's defending their young, men defending family, soldier's defending buddies and so on. Well thought out training can bring this out if the teacher is teaching the mindset as well as techniques. I know Ray's view that you can train and get a lot from solo workouts but a partner, especially one who could hurt you is a great tool for developing this.Learning to harness fear and use it as a force in your favor is a part of any sport where aggressive contact and the risk of injury are possible.
One of the reasons I think boxers have such an advantage in "real fights" is that most of their training and sparring are close to the edge and very realistic so when it is real they've been there before and are comfortable. As noted before, hard to duplicate this with karate as once gloves are put on the "empty hand" concept ceases to exist.
Fully agree with Rick on this, that proper drilling can instill this. I used to train one of my son's with light sparring and some defense techniques. We worked out with 16 oz. gloves, headgear and mouthpieces with me pulling everything while making the big theatric moves so that he'd learn to be calm in the face of a big threat. He had to learn that once he hit me hard that it was not ok to stop and apologize- which was his natural instinct- but to finish me off asap. He picked this up pretty quickly, learned to be comfortable punching to the head and face. Most systems which emphasize defense over karate do have some variation of partner training where the intensity is rampted up but just controlled enough to avoid real danger.
In my dojo my sensei, Joe Graziano, tests students in sanchin with big moves and very controlled contact. To the uninitiated it looks extremely dangerous. To the new student it instills a confidence that can take a shot and it's not the end of the world. As the student develops so does the contact. I know many are critical of sanchin shime, but there is place for it if intelligently applied.
Again, this training is not for everyone, I agree with Ray on that. However if one wants to learn to be aggressive it can be taught.


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I'd like to begin by commending the author for the comprehensive work done regarding the information about Nairobi.
However, I noted some two errors, & I'd like to be as brief as possible.
Under "See", you have written "Kenyatta Conference Centre", instead of Kenyatta Conference International Center
Under "Buy" you have written "The three primary supermarkets in Nairobi are Tusky's, Uchumi, Naivas and Nakumatt." but you have listed four (4) supermarkets, Tusky's, Uchumi, Naivas and Nakumatt.
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Jonathan straps on his safety goggles for this all-new unrated Jackass movie...
After the successful release of Jackass 3-D there were news stories where Jeff Tremaine and Johnny Knoxville talked about how much additional footage they shot for the film, and how they had enough good material left over to put together a whole new movie. At one point the plan was to release Jackass 3.5 in theatres, but it looks like that didn't happen. Instead, we are getting a straight-to-video release (the Blu-ray is currently a Best Buy exclusive). They did the same thing in 2007 with Jackass 2.5, which I never saw, but the general consensus seems to be that it was not on par with Jackass Number Two. The same can be said for Jackass 3.5 when compared to its counterpart, but I can't imagine any long time fan of the series being very disappointed with the release.
By now chances are you already have a clear opinion of the Jackass franchise, and there isn't much I can do to change that. It's the sort of thing you usually love or hate. Personally I've been a fan of their work since the show was first becoming popular. There is a charming comradery to the cast, and even though I'd like to pretend I'm above it, a lot of their indecorous slapstick cracks me up. No matter how idiotic they get, I can't help but admire their dedication. I strongly prefer the stunts that involve physical danger or public indecency to the ones that include vomiting and scatological humour. This release features more of the latter, though nothing quite as bad as the sweat suit cocktail from Jackass 3-D, which I still have to avert my eyes during.
The format is slightly different than their previous films. Instead of going from one stunt to the next, a lot of the footage is interspersed with interviews filmed during their European press tour. Initially it felt like these were added in to inflate the runtime to feature length, and that could very well be the case, but I found their personal input interesting and informative. They talk about the anxiety they feel on set, where it seems like everyone is out to get one another for a laugh. Some of the interview footage covers the origins of stunts and what made them think it would be a good idea. They also talk about failed bits, or stunts that involved a lot of pain but had very little pay-off. At one point Knoxville mentions Buster Keaton as an inspiration for one of his pranks, and one can't help but draw comparisons between him and performers of old. It adds some character and dimensionality to the people behind the stunts, which is a refreshing change of pace, but at the same time it can make this movie feel like one big "behind the scenes" feature.
You can see why a lot of the material in this extra feature didn't make it into Jackass 3-D. Some of the stunts are rather unspectacular, and there is a lot of B-side footage from segments that were already in the last movie. I would say it's about ninety five per cent new content. There are also no big climactic stunts in Jackass 3.5, but there are plenty of small pleasures that add up to a generally satisfying experience for fans. Highlights for me included the Flaming Gauntlet, Electric Limbo, and a segment towards the end where Knoxville throws basketballs at people's groins from a variety of distances and locations. Its certainly not high brow material, but those looking for mindless mischief won't find a lot to complain about, and long time fans should be reasonably happy with the outcome.
Since both were filmed at the same time, this release is very consistent with Jackass 3-D in the audio-visual department. The 1080p image quality varies based on the types of digital cameras they are using. For the most part the image is crisp and detail is sharp. The colours look great without appearing to be over-saturated. Bright outdoor scenes look the cleanest by far. There is some noticeable digital noise in the darker interior scenes, but that is common with most digital media and is not a fault of the Blu-ray transfer. The footage taken with the Phantom HD camera (super slow motion) looks terrific, and will make you wish they used it for more colourful and creative ideas instead of multiple stunts involving their genitalia. As expected, quality occasionally takes a huge dive when cheaper, smaller cameras are used to achieve a shot, but these are limited to a small portion of the runtime and they're completely in line with the series' history.
The Jackass franchise isn't known for technical prowess, but this DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track does the job well. Voices are clear and crisp, and are generally kept to the front speaker as they should be. I didn't notice much going on with the rear channels, but your sub woofer will get some attention during the more explosive stunts or when the soundtrack takes the foreground. Some of the collision noises are especially punchy, and do not mix in with the other audio very plausibly. It is likely some of them were added in post. Sound will travel between channels occasionally when the stunts include projectiles, or if a cast member launches themselves a long distance. Music is clear and is appropriately adjusted in volume to make room for dialogue and other sounds. You couldn't ask for more from this audio track given the content at hand.
Given that this release is technically a giant extra feature of deleted footage, you would probably expect the extras on it to be even more derivative. Such is the case with the deleted scenes and outtakes, which failed to amuse me but should delight hardcore fans that just can't get enough of this stuff. There is, however, an interesting and entertaining retrospective piece. All of the special features include subtitles in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Jackass: The Beginning (40:46, HD): While this feature is technically presented in 1080p, it looks like all of the footage in it was shot in standard definition. This is a look at the early days of Jackass and how it got its start, as well as some behind the scenes footage from their oldest sketches. After watching a feature film with studio backing, it was interesting to go back and watch their guerilla filming tactics. They didn't have a large dedicated cast or a lot of income, just people like Johnny Knoxville and Ryan Dunn who were willing to do ridiculous things on camera. There are also some stunts that went wrong. Johnny Knoxville has had guns pointed at him by police multiple times. Another portion shows a particularly rough encounter that Chris Pontius has with a stranger while wearing his devil outfit. For fans of the franchise, this is an insightful behind the scenes feature that shouldn't disappoint.
Deleted Scenes (16:37, HD): Here we have eleven deleted scenes that didn't make the cut of a movie made up of footage that didn't make the cut of a movie. You would assume they'd be pretty weak, and for the most part you'd be correct. Most of them retread material from either Jackass 3 or 3.5, and a couple of failed bits. The only highlight for me was seeing a new "Bad Dad" bit where Dave England straps a baby doll to his chest and gets into skiing accidents, with amusing reactions from bystanders.
Outtakes (19:50, HD): The only thing separating this from the deleted scenes is the length of each bit. These are much smaller segments and alternative footage from the stunts in the feature film. There isn't anything particularly memorable, but if you want more of the same here it is.
European Tour (6:27, HD): This feature is comprised of footage from their European tour, which they were on when they filmed the opening credits and interview segments for 3.5. Not much noteworthy content here, but it is a painless watch.
It is not too hard to see why a lot of the footage in Jackass 3.5 didn't make it into the original film, but for fans of the series this is still an amusing way to kill 84 minutes. I would recommend a rental for the more casual fans. The interview style used to divide up segments is a welcome change that I wouldn't mind seeing in a future Jackass feature film. This is not the kind of material that demands high quality audio and video, but Paramount does a terrific job with both. There is also a fairly satisfying amount of extras for those who can't get enough additional footage.
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page. Full-resolution captures are available by clicking individual images, but due to .jpg compression they are not necessarily representative of the quality of the transfer.
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Haha, thanks Alex. The sad part is, I just read the whole review again to find the typo. "Per cent", aackk. I'll get it right next time.
no way...hogaburger...you're doing reviews now??? that's awesome!!! tip of the hat to you sir. i'm happy for you. (so much so i disregarded your typo...*wink*) Hoga!!! Bumaye!!! Hoga!!! Bumaye!!!
tyrok3k wrote: It might have made sense to mention the Blu-ray is exclusive to Best Buy.
My original review had a note about this at the end of it. Looks like it got taken out during the editing process. Sorry about that. I'll try to add a line in the review section about it.
My original review had a note about this at the end of it. Looks like it got taken out during the editing process. Sorry about that. I'll try to add a line in the review section about it.
It might have made sense to mention the Blu-ray is exclusive to Best Buy.
Great first review. I too love these Jackass guys and had a blast with 3.5.
Thank you much, Mr. Powers
Good to have you on board sir!
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Disc Details
Release Date: 14th June 2011
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: English, English SDH, French, Spanish, Portugese
Extras: Jackass: The Beginning, Deleted Scenes, Outtakes, Jackass European Tour
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Jeff Tremaine
Cast: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Dave England, Jason 'Wee Man' Acuña, Preston Lacy, Ehren McGhehey
Genre: Comedy
Length: 84 minutes
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As you may have heard, Rob Lowe recently announced on Twitter that Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning would be retiring. While Lowe is getting flack for claiming that his "people" told him that Manning would soon be hanging up his jersey, it turns out that the 'Parks and Recreation' star has been right about a lot of things on Twitter in the past.
Thanks to our amazing internet "way back" machine (a magic Lycos search engine given to us by a wizard), we've uncovered some lost Tweets where Rob predicted major news and pop culture events. As it turns out, Rob was on Twitter waaaay before the rest of us. Take a look at some eerily accurate (well, most of the time anyway) Rob Lowe Tweets from times past below.
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Do you think a magazine that prints amateur manga artists work would be successful in the UK?
As much as I would like it to work I'm not sure if the audience is big enough to support such a magazine, it's quite risky to launch a new magazine at the moment, if it was digital it could work though
People in UK just watch it but are not types of collectors or anything all my m8s watch more anime than me but i'm more into it then them strange but i would love to see one btw is there shonen jump magazines in UK?!?!
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Well I know lots of collectors and hopeful manga artists ion the UK. There are two manga/ anime shops in my area, and there's about 10 guys in my anime and manga club at school. My question is, if other people think this is a good idea to start a mag. And no SJ isn't available in the UK.
The UK Viz media pr representative seems pretty confident that there's an audience for SJ online in the UK but she just said it's quite difficult to get the licences sorted at the mo, so we will have it in the future
As much as I'd like to see it, I think us brits will either have a online version, or even by apps, or it won't happen at all. Magazines are now heading towards online like books, it's cheaper, easier to keep to reread & less storage.
I find it crazy that they still don't release as much over here or even scrap it like haruhi & fmab on bluray. Instead of buying it on dvd, I went to import them cos I have a legal region free player and there's no crime buying them from usa.
I know some will say importing will kill the need of having anime over here. Yet I'd happily buy fmab on bluray if they'd continue realising it, even crazier was that the american blurays of fmab vol1 & 2 worked for uk aswell. It was only after stopping the region 2 blurays did they make the rest in usa just region 1. I can't begin to imagine why they'd do a stupid move like these, it's like they want people to pirate on mass.
The point I'm making is that there is a market for it here in the uk, there are fans that would happily buy it. I'd be 1st to buy the manga/blurays, yet I see that realistically the companies won't do it because the profits would not be the same as usa/other regions.
The only reason, other then legal distribution rights, to not market it in uk is the companies believe people won't buy it. Yet people are not buying anime/manga because the companies are not distributing it or cancel various projects or make it so that you can't get it legally. I.e. DBZ they only released the funimation version, thus we the international english can't ever buy the version we watched from tv.
Thus people won't buy because they believe the companies have failed to listen to the fans. This distrust just further divides people buying the products legit and resulting to downloading them illegally or like me, buying from the usa. Either action ultimately limits the sales the companies have and thus results in less products coming here. It's a vicious cycle and until the companies rebuild that faith in fans/buyers, it will continue.
Sorry if I appear off topic, but I believe that until companies are willing to produce here like the usa/rest of the world, sales will plummet while piracy will increase and spread like viruses.
As much as I would love more western countries to get manga anthologies and mags, they went terribly here in the USA, and I don't think they would do any better in other places. Shonen Jump and Shojo Beats lasted 6 or 7 years, but Shojo Beats went out of business and Shonen Jump moved onto an online format because they didn't have enough money to print the pages. Note, these played the really big series like Naruto and Vampire Knight. If it was going to have amateur artists, I seriously doubt it would last even as long as the others did. Hell, there was a seinen magazine here that had a bunch of totally awesome series like Homunculous, and that didn't even last two years. From what I have heard about the anime/manga state in the UK, I doubt that the magazines would do any better over there.
Out collecting souls to prolong my lifespan
no, because there are tooooooooooooooooooooooooo many pirates in europe, just like many other asian countries. also, many imported magazine in england is very very expensive.
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Prospect of the Week: February 5, 2013
We continue our Prospect of the Week award, an honor (virtually) given to one Tampa Bay Lightning prospect for their recent contributions on and off the ice.
The Prospect of the Week for February 5 is … Cory Conacher, W, Tampa Bay (NHL – USA)
The Cory Conacher Show made its debut on opening night for the Lightning this season as the rookie posted a goal and an assist in his debut. He was named our Prospect of the Week for that performance.
Now, after eight games, the show is still a hit and he's our Prospect of the Week again.
Last week Conacher had five points in three games to take over the NHL's rookie scoring race at five goals and seven assists for 12 points. In truth, his five points came in two games as he went scoreless in Sunday's loss to the New York Rangers.
Conacher started his week with a goal and a helper on Tuesday against the Panthers. He followed that up two nights later with two deflection goals and an assist as the Bolts thrashed the Jets, 8-3. Conacher was named first star on Friday and third star on Tuesday.
Conacher's starring role this season caught the eye of Canadian hockey icon Don Cherry, who highlighted the Canisius College product on Saturday's CBC Coaches Corner. Cherry called Conacher "unbelievable" and told the kids in his vast viewing audience to look to Conacher and the Lightning's Martin St. Louis as models of inspiration for overcoming size stereotypes in hockey.
The only thing the undrafted phenom has done "wrong" is his timing. His five points last week were in February games, which solidified the NHL's Rookie of the Month award for January for the Blues' Vladimir Tarasenko.
On Monday, the 5-foot-8 Conacher was ranked No. 1 by ESPN's Grant Sonier, a former Lightning staffer, in his updated list of top NHL rookies – one spot above Tarasenko. Conacher, Tarasenko, Edmonton's Justin Schultz, and Boston's Dougie Hamilton could go down to the wire in the race for the Calder Trophy, given to the NHL's top rookie.
The last Lightning rookie to flirt with winning the Calder Trophy was Brad Richards in 2001. Richards ultimately came in second to San Jose goaltender Evgeni Nabokov. No Tampa Bay Player has ever won the award.
Conacher, who could be the first, projects to be a point-producing top-6 forward – in other words, exactly how he's playing. His production is usually as certain as... well, death and taxes.
Count on The Cory Conacher Show continuing in Tampa for many years.
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Honorable Mention: Matt Peca from Quinnipiac University who had a goal and an assist in two games for the ECAC leaders. The second-ranked Bobcats have not lost in 19 straight games.
Previous 2012-2013 Prospect of the Week winners:
January 30, Nikita Kucherov, W, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
January 23, Cory Conacher, W, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
January 15, Artem Sergeev, D, Val-d'Or, QMJHL-Canada
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December 17, Alex Killorn, C/W, Syracuse, AHL-Canada
December 10, Nikita Kucherov, RW, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
December 3, Cedric Paquette, C, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL-Canada
November 25, Tyler Johnson, C, Syracuse, AHL-USA
November 20, Richard Panik, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
November 12, Alex Hutchings, W, Florida, ECHL-USA
November 5, Nikita Kucherov, W, Quebec, QMJHL-Canada
October 30, Slater Koekkoek, D, Peterborough, OHL-Canada
October 23, Dustin Tokarski, G, Syracuse, AHL-USA
October 15, Cory Conacher, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
October 9, Cedric Paquette, C, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL-Canada
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Bucs gave Ronde Barber $3 million contractPublished: March 30th, 2012
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Now that cornerback Ronde Barber has officially signed his contract, we finally are able to learn its details.
Turns out, Barber signed a 1-year deal (we knew that much) for a base salary of $3 million. There do not appear to be any bonuses of any kind, meaning if Barber is on the roster at the start of the season, he'll be guaranteed to earn his full salary.
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Here's a video of Dodgers VP for planning and development Janet Marie Smith talking about the stadium renovations.
At ESPN LA Mark Saxon points out that on the day camp opens the Dodgers have six veteran relief pitchers, four utility/bench players, eight starting position players and seven starting pitchers. That's a far cry from the last few years when there were deals for starting pitchers being done seemingly up to Opening Day. Presumably they'll deal a starter, hopefully for a fourth outfielder. Saxon gets off a good line, noting that there are a bunch of players whose health is best described as "improving."
Trainer Sue Falsone might have more interesting media sessions than manager Don Mattingly.
Should we start getting excited yet?
Update: ESPN has released the Sunday Night Baseball schedule through July 21, and the May 5 Dodgers – Giants game at AT&T Park is included on the list. As David Pinto points out, there's only one Yankees – Red Sox game on the schedule, which is a welcome change as far as I'm concerned. The Angels have two games scheduled, at Texas and the White Sox.
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But before getting stuck in, the customary beer. There's a tenuous connection to the awards as I bought it from the winner of the Best Supermarket category, though longer ago than I realised because it was several weeks out of date when I pulled it from the fridge. Karmaliten Kloster Dunkel is a dark lager from eastern Bavaria, about half way between Munich and České Budějovice, so right in the heart of lager country. It's a pure mahogany brown colour and exudes noble hops on the aroma. Their acidic greenness doesn't go very well with the accompanying dark caramel smell so I was worried it may be a bit gastric on tasting. Thankfully it's not. Crunchy, chocolatey bourbon biscuit is at the centre: sweet, but cleaned up beautifully by lagering so it doesn't linger on the palate. It's also balanced by them hops, adding a healthy burst of celery, still fresh and moist even if the beer is older than it ought to be. The carbonation is little more than a light sparkle and the body is chewy enough to be satisfying drinking without getting difficult. It's a lot easier going than many a Bavarian dunkel I've had, though no less complex for that. Good, accessible quality, which is just what a supermarket beer should offer. And so to business.
The Golden Pint Awards 2015Best Irish Cask Beer: Giant's Organ
It's always a roll of the dice when an Irish beer shows up on cask, but I'd no such qualms when it came to Lacada's IPA. It was beautifully kept at the Belfast Beer Festival: clean and clear and bursting with sherbet citrus. Honourable mentions go to a similar offering from the very opposite end of the island -- West Cork Brewery's Sherkin Lass -- as well as to Trouble's Centennial SMASH. All three were encountered at festivals. Wouldn't it be nice if pubs got the hang of keeping and serving cask beer reliably too?
Best Irish Keg Beer: Little Fawn
I've taken the decision to award this one to a beer I enjoyed pouring down my neck in quantity this year: it's as good a criterion for greatness as any other. As such, this comes down to a three-way battle between Galway Bay's Heathen sour ale, Rascal's Rain Czech pils and White Hag Little Fawn session IPA. And the fresh hops carry the day. Though I wasn't bowled over when I first had it bottled, the keg version is an absolutely perfect juicy explosion. And at 4.2% ABV you can just keep setting them up and knocking them back.
Best Irish Bottled Beer: Black Lightning
I can't help but feel I'm being a little unfair in this category. There are loads of fantastic Irish beers available in bottle but because I mostly drank them on draught I don't get to include them in the running here. One that I did come back to was 9 White Deer's black IPA, and while it wasn't as amazing as the ultra-fresh keg version at the Franciscan Well Easter Festival, it's still very good indeed.
Best Irish Canned Beer: Kinsale Pale Ale
A handful of Irish micros have cans available now. I have been very remiss so far in not getting hold of the recently-released Rascal's ones. But instead I've enjoyed the casual hoppy goodness of Black's Kinsale Pale Ale, with a bonus thumbs-up for the sub-€2.50 price tag.
Best Overseas Draught: Magma Triple Spiked Brett
Fresh hops and brett: together at last, said nobody ever. But this one pulls it off beautifully. Belgian maestros Troubadour fit the different elements together so well that you don't even notice how wrong it all is. If there were an award for best brand extension, this would also get it.
Best Overseas Bottled Beer: Spontanbasil
It was on my must-drink list for quite a while and it didn't disappoint when I finally got hold of it. I've had a couple of basil beers this year and they were all extremely tasty, but this Lindemans-Mikkeller collaboration takes the prize.
Best Overseas Canned Beer: Bibble
A string of lacklustre beers on a stifling hot summer's day in London was completely offset by a cold tinny of this beaut, swigged on the way along Gray's Inn Road. Shouts-out also to Beavertown Holy Cowbell and Rooster's Fort Smith. The Brits have got this one in the can! *cheesy wink*.
Best Collaboration Brew: Radical Brew
Perhaps I'm taking a bit of a liberty here by not awarding this to a collaboration between breweries. Radical Brew was released by Cork-based gypsy brewer RadikAle with input from Waterford distillery Blackwater. The use of gin botanicals in a big rye ale was inspired and clearly both sides knew exactly what they were doing when they brought their respective halves of the combination to the brew kettle. A close second was Crann, the magnificent bière de garde that Inishmacsaint and Poker Tree put together together.
Best Overall Beer: Spontanbasil
Quite a variety of types of beer to choose from among those eight finalists, but it the Belgian basil extravaganza is the one I'd trade a case of the others for. Maybe.
Breweries that eschew the mystical Celtic claptrap that plagues so much Irish beer branding always get a thumbs up from me. I love the cartoonish energy of Oughterard start-up Wild Bat.
Best Pump Clip: Vincent Van Coff
The name was chosen in a public competition and I think the artist excelled himself in graphically interpreting Mountain Man's final choice of moniker for their coffee and vanilla festival special. Subtle? Tasteful? That's not the Mountain Man way. Definitely fun, though.
Best Bottle Label: Torc Smoked German Ale
The polar opposite of the other two graphic design winners, Torc's branding is all clean and understated elegance. The charcoal grey of the Smoked German Ale is my favourite of their range.
Best Irish Brewery: Rascal's
What do we want? Good beer, produced locally, sanely priced with a spritely turnover of new ones and the occasional stand-out stunner. When do we want it? Continuously. With a solid core range, a fascinating World Hops Series and magnificent festival specials including that superb Chardonnay Saison, west Dublin's Rascal's really delivered in 2015. And through no fault of their own, Trouble has to settle for second place again, despite bringing back Graffiti and turning out a highly enjoyable SMASH series, both of which deserve very honourable mentions.
Best Overseas Brewery: Brewski
These Swedes are my standout from Borefts this year and are ones to watch. Berliner weisse with lime, elderflower and basil is just what the world needs right now. Shut up, it does.
Best New Brewery Opening 2015: YellowBelly
I wish I could keep closer track of what the brewery under Simon Lambert & Sons in Wexford Town is pumping up to the bar counter on a regular basis, but I've enjoyed what I've had. Declan and the crew seem to have hit that sweet spot between playful experimentation and knowing exactly the things you have to do to design and brew really good beer.
Pub/Bar of the Year: 57 The Headline
Yes, again. Several great meet-the-brewer nights secured The Headline's place on my list for the third year running, not least the time we had Carlow Brewing and Starr Hill in for a chat. But even when there's no event on, the turnover and range of beers is fantastic. And there's food and seats and windows and all the other secondary things too.
The Beer Market
As with last year we have Galway Bay duking it out with Bodytonic for the best new Dublin pub. This year I'm giving the prize to the Galwegians, though I've certainly enjoyed my visits to Bodytonic's Square Ball. Though The Beer Market's initial plan to be an international-grade rare-beer heaven hasn't quiite worked out, I've enjoyed several of my favourites from 2015 there and the Dublin beer scene is definitely richer for its presence.
Beer Festival of the Year: Borefts
In 2015 I returned to a few festivals I've been away from for a while: Cask & Winter Ales, GBBF, Belfast Beer Festival, and I also attended my first Polish beer festival, but still nothing tops the kid-in-a-sweetshop thrill of De Molen's annual gig in September. Its days as a well-kept secret are pretty much over and the crowds were definitely bigger this year, but it seems perfectly able to handle it and still give the drinkers plenty of comfort. Good beer you don't have to queue for, and somewhere to sit while you drink it, were always available.
This was the year that quality beer became one of the fronts on which the Irish supermarkets fight their never-ending war with each other. The drinking public has done rather well out of it, and a special commendation goes to Dunnes and Rye River for the extremely good value of the Grafters beers. But SuperValu has also been commissioning exclusives, and getting in a superb selection of Irish and international beers. It's rare that I spot a beer in the supermarket that I haven't already been able to get from an independent off licence, but that's happened about twice in SuperValu this year. Someone in the company's offices somewhere has the word BEER written large on a whiteboard, with a circle around it, and arrows pointing to it.
Independent Retailer of the Year: Redmond's
As usual I've been mostly shopping in DrinkStore, and it meets almost all of my beery take-home needs. But there have been odd occasions when I've been looking for something rare or particularly special and that's where Redmond's bails me out. Not the cheapest off licence in Dublin, but among the most browseable. I passed twenty years as a customer a few months ago. How terrifying is that?
Best Beer Book or Magazine: Around Brussels in 80 Beers by Joe Stange
A complimentary copy of the second edition arrived just before I went to Brus


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Comparisons between presidents are a focus of many a political debate. Despite a leader's popularity or lack thereof, history, tainted or not, has the final say. Recently, there have been fantasy contests taking competitors in sports from different eras. For example, Muhammad Ali VS Rocky Marciano is a recent phenomenon. Computers analyze statistics and likelihoods, while sensitive to the changing mores of the sport and how the legends compared to the athletes of their perspective games.
Let's take a trip down fantasy Presidential lanes and determine who would whoop whom: The Master of Disaster or the Slavery Slayer—Obama VS Lincoln.
Abe presided over the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, all leading to the 13th Amendment. He was behind the effort to effectively kill slavery in this country—forever. Arguably President Obama is one of the benefactors of Lincoln's efforts. On the negative side, Lincoln was a willing participant in a Civil War so vicious that it accounted for 600,000 to 750,000 slaughtered Rebels and Union soldiers plus many civilians. Never was a president hated by more yet loved by so many.
On the other hand, Obama is the quintessential politician. As inept as he is in almost all aspects of governance, he's a master of the campaign—surrounding himself with some of the best radical agitators of the time. He has out-Clintoned Bubba, and has out-lied and out-spent all of our presidents combined.
So who wins? Let's make some observations:
· Obama calls for social justice while supporting class, race and gender warfare.
· Lincoln pandered to white racists while he led the Civil War to achieve a country united without the stench of slavery.
· Obama seeks the lowest common denominator voter by demonizing and lying about his opponents.
· Lincoln issued stoppages in Habeas Corpus and announced the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the slaves by executive decree. As the war wore down, Abe realized the latter would likely be squelched in the courts as a temporary war dictate. So, Lincoln turned to Congress and convinced 20 reticent Dems to change their votes and enact the 13th Amendment.
· Obama talks about being lawful, yet writes Executive Odors meant to enact laws opposite of what Congress has already passed and other presidents have signed. Or he writes screed that shreds a little bit of the Constitution. Examples are welfare work requirements and Second Amendment rights.
· Obama seems to have a normal family life yet he's supported 50 million plus abortions in this country, including the murder of those babies who survive abortions.
· Lincoln suffered from depression but it didn't propel him to take over as king when the Union squelched the Confederates.
· While both were lawyers, Obama was long on words, but short on substance.
· Lincoln gave short speeches that were deep in substance.
· Lincoln was rumored to be gay because way back in the day men shared beds on the road.
· Obama has made gay rights a plank in his second administration.
· Lincoln's picture is embedded on the five dollar bill.
· Obama is slated to have his face etched into the trillion dollar coin.
· Lincoln freed the slaves.
· Obama has indicted, tried and convicted the children of slaves to a new kind of servitude; the jail cells of permanent welfare in exchange for their vote, one day a year.
Both were astute politicians and adroit speakers. They knew how to nurture their bases, unlike the current pallbearers hauling the Republican establishment downhill to its grave.
However, the thing that stands out is Obama's inability to fathom that families rot on the welfare teat. Lincoln, well aware of the destruction to a race he considered inferior, rose up in their defense because slavery also degraded America and its founding principles.
Lincoln, like Washington could have easily become King, but he returned America to a united Republic by doing the right thing through the legislative process. He gave a whole set of set-upon people a shot at the American dream.
How ironic that the first black president would so easily flush these dreams down the toilet.
In my opinion, "free" and "entitled" stuff always sells better in politics.
Lincoln and liberty lose this race—or am I wrong?
Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr.: "It is the arc of the progress Lincoln made wrestling with the demons of anti-black racial attitudes, in addition to his commitment to abolishing slavery and preserving the union, which makes Abraham Lincoln our greatest president."


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I just finished watching the first three seasons of this show and am left wondering how anyone can like a show this stupid:
Ethan Zoebel: This guy rapes (or orders it) the leaders wife, the 2nd in command's mom, and blows up a long time member. Clay can't take 30 seconds to go shoot him in the face. Whee he just gets away never to be heard from again. Some badass MC club you got there.
Tom Arnold: Beats a members wife to death, costing the MC tons of $ in the process and they know where he lives and works and they just completely ignore him like it never happened (I don't give a shit if he gets his comeuppance years later), still stupid that they didn't go torture and kill immediately.
Tara: Could there possibly be a more stupid woman on TV? I don't even know where to begin this bitch is so dumb. Nice dream guy idiot.
ATF bitch: Really? A little over the top aren't we? Why not just have her transform into Satan in her final episode, it would probably be more believable than the stupid shit the writers had her do.
Opie: "You tried to kill me and shot my wife and mother of my children in the head, dur that's ok, can I still be in the club?"
Irish Baby Chase Season: Without a doubt the dumbest thing I have ever seen on a screen. Seriously, wtf? Let's charter a plane and bring every single idiot from Cali to Ireland and just drink and ride bikes for days. Jax will just chill and try to bang his sister instead of trying to find his kid for a few weeks. Also, some stupid baby is the key to all IRA bullshit and the ultimate bargaining chip for a priest. I liked the theme song, everything else sucked huge donkey dick.
Jax: This actor is the most uncoordinated retard I have ever seen on the tube. His "pissed off gangsta walk" is the lamest thing on tv. I giggle everytime he does that pussy walk and then goes and has the most nonathletic "fight scene" ever. I have no doubt I could eat big macs for every meal, smoke 2 packs a day, for over a decade and still one time that bitch. (not an internet tough guy, but if you pay attention, the actor is a gigantic pussy)
Clay: Just in general a complete idiot. Also, what happened to his arthritis? He had to be tied to his bike at one point and then Whee, it's all better. Nice call on the Opie situation retard.
Action scenes: Holy LOL Batman! Could these be anymore ridiculous? All they do is play some very shitty 80s hair metal, show a bunch of pussies on bikes, and then some absolutely terrible fighting/gun fighting. These are laughable and I found myself rolling my eyes everytime that crap music starts.
Opie's Revenge: Hey you gigantic douchebag, you want revenge? Your most trusted friends right behind you there are the ones that pulled the trigger and ordered what was supposed to be your death. How about maybe killing them? If I was him I wouldn't spend my time recreating the scene, maybe stomping her in the face for a few hours would have been better than a painless gunshot. "This is what she felt" how stupid.
Writing in general: Everyone gets raped, kidnapped, killed, or pregnant. No exceptions. Anyone with a shred of decency gets theirs (Halfsac/Donna). The worst of the worst (Priest, Tom Arnold, Zoebelle) all get to just live out their lives.
All I have to say about my general experience is this: "Everyone in this room is now dumber for having watched it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your souls."
I cant argue with any of your points. It is a pretty dumb show if you stop and think about things for more than 2 minutes. But I still enjoy it. If you disliked it so much, how did you make it through 3 seasons?
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Sweetwater's junior varsity girls made it 16 straight wins without a loss here on Tuesday as the Lady Mus-tangs crushed Greenwood, 53-23, to also improve to 2-0 in district play. Shaneese Brown had 14 points and Bianca Castillo and Maddie Jones 10 for Sweetwater, while Cierra Knox had seven, Lexi Cast-illo five, Abby McPherson four, Morgan Whitley two and Nisha Williams one. The team also won 45-32 in its district opener at Big Spring on Friday as Brown scored 18, McPherson 12, Knox and Jones four, Jasmine Reddic three and Bianca Castillo two.The freshman girls lost their first district game Tuesday, falling to Green-wood 39-25 to even their district mark at 1-1. Sweet-water's season mark is 8-5. Morgan Rudel and Marissa Sanchez scored six points, Ashley Parker four, Alaina Andrews three and Mick-enzie Brownlow, Payton Moore and Kristi Ward two apiece.Sweetwater defeated Big Spring 28-22 this past Friday to tip off district play as Rudel led the way by scoring 12 points. Abby Garcia had eight, Sanchez four and Ward and Hanna Hayes two each.The JV girls are being coached this year by Amy Clark, while the freshman girls are coached by Jessica Withrow. Both of the teams will play host to Monahans this Friday.


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Fred Franklin, Joy Korman (chair), Lynn Pappas, Myron Pincomb, Patrick Plumlee, Sharon Wamble-King
With a quorum being present, the meeting was called to order.
Trustee Taylor asked for a MOTION to approve the minutes from October 18, 2011. The motion carried and the minutes were approved.
Provost Workman updated the Committee that the BOG has changed its Strategic Plan and that will require revisions to the Workplan and Annual Report moving forward. Provost Workman is seeking approval of the Annual Report.
The Annual Report is by and large scripted for us. The new BOG strategic plan will result in a revision of the current format.
Trustee Plumlee asked for clarification on the connection between the Report and the Workplan. Provost Workman provided an explanation of how the two were related. Trusee Korman made a motion to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
The MS in Applied Sociology was established through the research interests of two department chairs and one faculty member (Jeff Will). Will's center is a successful initiative however the program didn't have sufficient enrollments to continue supporting it as a graduate program. There are other programs that provide opportunities for students interested in graduate work.
Trustee Korman asked for a motion which was seconded. Approval was unanimous.
Deans Samant and Chally presented the achievements of their colleges' Flagship programs.
Chair Korman adjourned the meeting.
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EPA grant to clean up site slated for sustainable housing development in Lakewood, Colo.
Release Date: 06/06/2011
Contact Information: Dan Heffernan, (303) 312-7074; Matthew Allen, (303) 312-6085; Bill Lunsford, Lakewood Housing Authority, 303-987-7581
Brownfields funds to help remove petroleum contaminated soil at property along future West Corridor light rail line
(Denver, Colorado – June 6, 2011) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today awarded the Lakewood Housing Authority (LHA) a $189,000 grant for cleanup activities at the future site of the Lamar Station Apartments in Lakewood, Colo. The funds will be used at the five-acre site to remove roughly 4,200 cubic yards of petroleum contaminated soil left behind from prior industrial and commercial activities. Today's award is among 214 Brownfields grants totaling $76 million that EPA is providing in 40 states and three tribes across the country.
"The thorough cleanup of contaminated soil is a critical step towards revitalization of this property," said EPA's Brownfields coordinator in Denver, Dan Heffernan. "This grant will set the stage for a redevelopment project that will create sustainable housing and support temporary and permanent jobs for the area."
The site is located in the Two Creeks neighborhood at 6150 West 13th Ave, an area that is a focal point for urban renewal due to its proximity to the West Corridor light rail line scheduled to open in 2013. Once cleanup is complete, LHA plans to redevelop the site into an affordable housing complex featuring 176 energy-efficient apartment units. Site redevelopment plans also include extensive outdoor open spaces and direct light rail access.
The site was occupied by a variety of industrial, auto, and commercial uses until it became vacant in 2004, at which time LHA acquired the property. Since that time LHA has made significant investments to remove asbestos, demolish buildings, and sample soil to determine the extent of environmental contamination. This grant will help LHA complete the cleanup of the site.
EPA's brownfields grants are used to assess and clean up abandoned industrial and commercial properties like deserted gas stations or closed smelters. There are an estimated 450,000 abandoned and contaminated waste sites in America. These investments help leverage redevelopment, promote economic growth and lead to job creation.
Since its inception, EPA's brownfields investments have leveraged more than $16.3 billion in cleanup and redevelopment funding from a variety of public and private sources and have resulted in approximately 70,000 jobs. Brownfields grants also target under-served and economically disadvantaged neighborhoods – places where environmental cleanups and new jobs are most needed.
More information on the FY2011 grant recipients by state: https://www.epa.gov/brownfields/pilot_grants.htm
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