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Release Date: 1973 |
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffI can't believe this hasn't been reviewed yet. Enjoy
Allright review, it was better in some spots than in others. You still need to watch some spelling and grammar, but I think the thing you should try to work on the most is the way your sentences flow. Read over your reviews out loud or something. Trust me, it'll help.
I'm not a huge prog guy, so I guess it's no surprised I've never heard this.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffThanks. I'll edit or somthing.
Out of curiosity, why did you bold the word 'song'?
Honestly, this was one of your better reviews. The only thing that kind of bugged me was the first sentence.
Supergroups are usually hit or miss
I don't think that matters, but whatever, I'm not a grammar expert.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off[quote=Neoteric]Out of curiosity, why did you bold the word 'song'?[/quote]
I felt that I needed to emphasize that it was the only song, not the album, where that accours.
Meh, I'm just being kind of picky. I wouldn't have minded if it was somewhere later in the review, but it just throws me off when stuff like that is the first few sentences.
Anywho, again pretty nice work.
EDIT: Out of the way, Zep.This Message Edited On 01.16.07
I felt that I needed to emphasize that it was the only song, not the album, where that accours.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffYou're sort of splitting hairs here Neo :p.This Message Edited On 01.16.07
I haven't listened to this album in a while.
Great review.
I don't like this much, but I've grown to deal with it because my friend would put it on all the time in his car. Two a.m. with this blasting... hah.
[quote=Various points from the review]In this album they incorporate pounds and pounds of Classical music. In about every song you can find that meditative dark quality.[/quote]
So, yeah. Pretty much you're improving substantially. You described the album well enough, and it's all put together in a nice and concise manner.
The review's got substance. All you need to work on is breaking away from the textbook paragraph intros.
[quote=review]A very bad quality of that song is Greg Lake's vocals. The main thing that just blew me away was Carl Palmer's jazzy drumming. [/quote]
Try putting a little more twist on sentences. I mean, we can cut back on the straight-up subject-verb stuff.
[quote=metallicaman8]There's no third option, so you don't need the usually.[/quote]
Option 1) Hit
Option 2) Miss
Option 3) Mild to Moderate Success
Classical music is weighed in pounds.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffYeah, you didn't get the memo?This Message Edited On 01.16.07
[quote=Freddy Krueger]It should be "Supergroups are hit, or miss". You can only hit, or miss. There's no third option, so you don't need the usually.[/quote]
Wrong. Hit or miss is a part of the same thought and shouldn't be separated with a comma. For the same reason I didn't put a comma after the 'and' in the previous sentence.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffWow 5 of the 16 have been about that sentence. But procede if you must.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffI think that you would like it.
Album Rating: 4.5Great to see a review of this - one of my all time favourite albums. I enjoyed the review. voted pos.
One or two thoughts - "Toccata" is an ELP interpretation of a classical piece by Ginastera (died 1983 and actually heard and endorsed ELP's version) and is considered by many fans to be emerson's finest hour (of the numerous classical pieces ELP have done) and in my book is a 5. Benny the Bouncer (as you rightly imply) is a pastiche and its satirical content is expressed in Lake's intentionally over-the-top vocals & lyrics and the honky tonk piano (awesome solo) that cuts in half way through the song. You mention being disappointed that Lake didn't sing on a couple of the tracks, but that is pretty staple for ELP - all of their albums have extensive instrumental sections.
Oh and for those who dont' know - brain salad surgery is a euphemism for oral sex.This Message Edited On 01.17.07
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Too often, students will ask me what the best club is to use for a basic chip shot, for example. My answer is that there is no one single club, and that it's up to the players themselves based upon their feel using a particular club, not to mention other variables such as lie, distance, hole location, etc.
To develop your feel for the short game, take your pitching wedge, 8-iron, and 6-iron and hit shots with each club to three different targets. The first target should be about 20 feet in front of you, the second 30 feet in front of you, and the third at 40 feet. First, hit shots using your pitching wedge. Start to notice how much time the shot spends in the air versus on the ground when you hit to each target. Do this with each club and you will see how all shots vary.
Once you've practiced with all the clubs, pick around six random targets no more than 40 feet away and begin to ask yourself what the best club is to use for each. You will then be on your way to developing your own feel and understanding for the short game and how different clubs can be beneficial for various types of chip shots.


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Peshawar (pəshä´wär, pəshô´ər), city (1998 pop. 988,005), capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (formerly North-West Frontier Province), NW Pakistan. A road and rail center near the famed Khyber Pass, Peshawar is an important military and communications center, the historical terminus of the Grand Trunk Road of India, and the major depot for trade with Afghanistan. Local handicrafts and farm produce from the surrounding fertile agricultural valley are sold in the many bazaars of the city. Industries include food processing and the manufacture of steel, cigarettes, firearms, textiles, pharmaceuticals, furniture, and paper.
The city, once called Purushapura, was the capital of the ancient Greco-Buddhist center of Gandhara. The Kushan leader Kanishka (2d cent. AD) made it his capital. For centuries, it was the target of successive Afghan, Persian, and Mongol invaders. It was named Peshawar [frontier town] by the Mughal emperor Akbar. A favorite residence (18th cent.) of the Afghan Durrani rulers, it was taken by the Sikhs (early 19th cent.), from whom the British captured it in 1848. It became an important outpost of British India and was a base for British military operations against Pathan tribes. During the decade-long Soviet occupation of Afghanistan (1979–89) it was the center of relief operations for Afghan refugees and the command center of the coalition of guerrilla groups intent on expelling the Soviet forces from Afghanistan. More recently, Peshawar and the surrounding area have been the scene of Taliban activity and attacks.
Peshawar has a museum containing Buddhist relics and Gandhara sculpture, a 2d-century Buddhist stupa bearing an inscription by Kanishka, and a university (1950) with several affiliated colleges. The Bala Hisar fort, still used as military headquarters in the early 21st cent., dates to at least the 15th cent.


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BEIJING, Nov. 30 (UPI) -- China's largest desert freshwater lake is drying up at an accelerated rate due to coal mining and climate change, researchers say.
Hongjiannao Lake, hundred of miles west of Beijing, has been disappearing since the 1970s, but figures show it has been losing area at an increasingly rapid rate since 2009, The Guardian reported.
Local meteorological agencies released data Thursday showing the lake has shrunk in size by almost one-third since 2009, to 12 square miles. In 1969, Hongjiannao was nearly 26 square miles.
"One couldn't see the other bank of the Hongjiannao even through a telescope. Today, it's visible with the naked eye," said He Fenqi, a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Researchers from the Center for Climate and Security, based in the United States, said "those who control the land, the communist party and the government (at times a blurry distinction) focus on income while the environment and water are bent to accommodate mining demand."


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Intel's plan to disrupt the cable TV industry is facing some setbacks, Don Clark and Christopher Stewart of The Wall Street Journal report.
Intel wants to launch its own set-top box, which would allow people to subscribe to individual channels. The plan was to release it in limited beta this March.
But now it seems that we might have to wait a little while longer.
That's because the company is having a hard time reaching content licensing agreements with media companies, sources familiar with Intel's plans tell the Journal.
Intel reportedly has at least one content deal, but is facing difficulties persuading other companies to license individual channels.
Another issue is that Intel has little to no experience delivering products directly to the end user, which has made some television executives feel skeptical.
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Significant Points
* The industry is characterized by a large number of seasonal and part-time jobs and relatively young workers.
* About 40 percent of all workers have no formal education beyond high school.
* Rising incomes, more leisure time, and growing awareness of the health benefits of physical fitness will increase the demand for arts, entertainment, and recreation services.
* Earnings are relatively low.
Nature of the Work
As leisure time and personal incomes have grown across the Nation, so has the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry. This industry includes about 115,000 establishments, ranging from art museums to fitness centers. Practically any activity that occupies a person's leisure time, excluding the viewing of motion pictures and video rentals, is part of the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry. The diverse range of activities offered by this industry can be categorized into three broad groups—live performances or events; historical, cultural, or educational exhibits; and recreation or leisure-time activities.
Live performances or events. This segment of the industry includes professional sports, as well as establishments providing sports facilities and services to amateurs. Commercial sports clubs operate professional and amateur athletic clubs and promote athletic events. All kinds of popular sports can be found in these establishments, including baseball, basketball, boxing, football, ice hockey, soccer, wrestling, and even auto racing. Professional and amateur companies involved in sports promotion also are part of this industry segment, as are sports establishments in which gambling is allowed, such as dog and horse racetracks and jai alai courts.
A variety of businesses and groups involved in live theatrical and musical performances are included in this segment. Theatrical production companies, for example, coordinate all aspects of producing a play or theater event, including employing actors and actresses and costume designers and contracting with lighting and stage crews who handle the technical aspects of productions. Agents and managers, who represent actors and entertainers and assist them in finding jobs or engagements, are also included. Booking agencies line up performance engagements for theatrical groups and entertainers.
Performers of live musical entertainment include popular music artists, dance bands, disc jockeys, orchestras, jazz musicians, and rock-and-roll bands. Orchestras range from major professional orchestras with million dollar budgets to community orchestras, which often have part-time schedules. The performing arts segment also includes dance companies, which produce all types of live theatrical dances. The majority of these dance troupes perform ballet, folk dance, or modern dance.
Historical, cultural, or educational exhibits. Privately owned museums, zoos, botanical gardens, nature parks, and historical sites make up this segment of the industry; publicly owned facilities are included in sections on Federal, State, or local government elsewhere in the Career Guide. Each institution in this segment preserves and exhibits objects, sites, and natural wonders with historical, cultural, or educational value.
Recreation or leisure activities. A variety of establishments provide amusement for a growing number of customers. Some of these businesses provide video game, pinball, and gaming machines for the public at amusement parks, arcades, and casinos. Casinos and other gaming establishments offering off-track betting are a rapidly growing part of this industry segment. This segment also includes amusement and theme parks, which range in size from local carnivals to multiacre parks. These establishments may have mechanical rides, shows, and refreshment stands. Other recreation and leisure-time services include golf courses, skating rinks, ski lifts, marinas, day camps, gocart tracks, riding stables, waterslides, and establishments offering rental sporting goods.
This segment of the industry also includes physical fitness facilities that feature exercise and weight loss programs, gyms, health clubs, and day spas. These establishments also frequently offer aerobics, dance, yoga, and other exercise classes. Other recreation and leisure-time businesses include bowling centers that rent lanes and equipment for tenpin, duckpin, or candlepin bowling.
These facilities may be open to the public or available on a membership basis. Sports and recreation clubs that are open only to members and their guests include some golf courses, country clubs, and yacht, tennis, racquetball, hunting and fishing, and gun clubs. Public golf courses and marinas, unlike private clubs, offer facilities to the general public on a fee-per-use basis.
Technology is a major part of producing arts, entertainment, and recreation activities; for example, lighting and sound are vital for concerts and themed events and elaborate sets often are required for plays. However, most of this work is contracted to firms outside of the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry. (For more information about entertainment technology jobs, see the sources of additional information at the end of this statement.)
Working Conditions
Jobs in arts, entertainment, and recreation are more likely to be part time than those in other industries. In fact, the average nonsupervisory worker in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry worked 25.7 hours a week in 2004, as compared to an average of 33.7 hours for all private industry. Musical groups and artists were likely to work the fewest hours due to the large number of performers competing for a limited number of engagements, which may require a great amount of travel. The majority of performers are unable to support themselves in this profession alone and are forced to supplement their income through other jobs.
Many types of arts, entertainment, and recreation establishments dramatically increase employment during the summer and either scale back employment during the winter or close down completely. Workers may be required to work nights, weekends, and holidays because that is when most establishments are busiest. Some jobs require extensive travel. Music and dance troupes, for example, frequently tour or travel to major metropolitan areas across the country, in hopes of attracting large audiences.
Many people in this industry work outdoors, whereas others may work in hot, crowded, or noisy conditions. Some jobs, such as those at fitness facilities or in amusement parks, involve some manual labor and, thus, require physical strength and stamina. Also, athletes, dancers, and many other performers must be in particularly good physical condition. Many jobs include customer service responsibilities, so employees must be able to work well with the public.
In 2003, cases of work-related illness and injury averaged 5.9 for every 100 full-time workers, higher than the average of 5.0 for the entire private sector. Risks of injury are high in some jobs, especially those of athletes. Although most injuries are minor, including sprains and muscle pulls, they may prevent an employee from working for a period.
About 40 percent of all workers in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry have no formal education beyond high school. In the case of performing artists or athletes, talent and years of training are more important than education. However, upper-level management jobs usually require a college degree.
Most service jobs require little or no previous training or education beyond high school. Many companies hire young, unskilled workers, such as students, to perform low-paying seasonal jobs. Employers look for people with the interpersonal skills necessary to work with the public.
In physical fitness facilities, fitness trainer and aerobic instructor positions usually are filled by persons who develop an avid interest in fitness and then become certified to teach. Certification from a professional organization may require knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR); an associate degree or experience as an instructor at a health club; and successful completion of written and oral exams covering a variety of areas, including anatomy, nutrition, and fitness testing. Sometimes, fitness workers become health club managers or owners. To advance to a management position, a degree in physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology is useful.
In the arts, employment in professional and related occupations usually requires a great deal of talent. There are many highly talented performers, creating intense competition for every opening. Performers such as musicians, dancers, and actors often study their professions most of their lives, taking private lessons and spending hours practicing. Usually, performers have completed some college or related study. Musicians, dancers, and actors often go on to become teachers after completing the necessary requirements for at least a bachelor's degree. Musicians who complete a graduate degree in music sometimes move on to a career as a conductor. Dancers sometimes become choreographers, and actors can advance into producer and director jobs.
Almost all arts administrators have completed 4 years of college, and the majority possess a master's or a doctoral degree. Experience in marketing and business is helpful because promoting events is a large part of the job.
Entry-level supervisory or professional jobs in recreation sometimes require completion of a 2-year associate degree in parks and recreation at a junior college. Completing a 4-year bachelor's degree in this field is necessary for high-level supervisory positions. Students can specialize in such areas as aquatics, therapeutic recreation, aging and leisure, and environmental studies. Those who obtain graduate degrees in the field and have years of experience may obtain administrative or university teaching positions. The National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) certifies individuals who meet eligibility requirements for professional and technical jobs. Certified park and recreation professionals must pass an exam; earn a bachelor's degree with a major in recreation, park resources, or leisure services from a program accredited by the NRPA or by the American Association for Leisure and Recreation; or earn a bachelor's degree and have at least 5 years of relevant full-time work experience, depending on the major field of study.
Job Outlook
Wage and salary jobs in arts, entertainment, and recreation are projected to grow about 25 percent over the 2004-14 period, compared with 14 percent for all industries combined. Rising incomes, leisure time, and awareness of the health benefits of physical fitness will increase the demand for arts, entertainment, and recreation services.
Employment opportunities should be available in a wide range of settings, including golf courses, parks and outdoor recreational facilities, and amusement parks. Employment in fitness centers and similar establishments also will grow substantially, driven by several factors. Aging baby boomers are concerned with staying healthy, physically fit, and independent, and have become the largest demographic group of health club members. The reduction of physical education programs in schools, combined with parents' growing concern about child obesity, has rapidly increased child health club membership. Membership among young adults has also grown steadily, driven by concern about physical fitness and funded by rising incomes. The proliferation of group exercise classes and the focus on overall wellness in health clubs should also increase the demand for workers in this industry.
Strong employment growth is expected in the gaming industry, spurred by the increase in casinos on American Indian reservations and the introduction of slot machines at racetracks. Many States are looking to relax gambling regulations so that they can increase State revenues from gaming establishment taxes.
In addition to these increases, employment in the performing arts will grow steadily, along with demand for entertainment from a growing population. However, the supply of workers in performing arts also will expand because of the appeal of these jobs, ensuring continued intense competition.
The arts, entertainment, and recreation industry has relied heavily on workers under the age of 25 to fill seasonal and unskilled positions. About one-fourth of all jobs in this industry are held by workers under age 25, compared to 14 percent in all industries combined. Opportunities should be available for young, seasonal, part-time, and unskilled workers. In addition, the industry is expected to hire a growing number of workers in other age groups.
Earnings in arts, entertainment, and recreation generally are low, reflecting the large number of part-time and seasonal jobs. Nonsupervisory workers in arts, entertainment, and recreation averaged $313 a week in 2004, compared with $529 throughout private industry.
Earnings vary according to occupation and segment of the industry. For example, some professional athletes earn millions, but competition for these positions is intense, and most athletes are unable to reach even the minor leagues. Many service workers make the minimum wage or a little more. Actors often go long periods with little or no income from acting, so they are forced to work at second jobs. Because many amusement and theme parks dramatically increase employment during vacation periods, employment for a number of jobs in the industry is seasonal. Theme parks, for example, frequently hire young workers, often students, for summer employment. Also, many sports are not played all year, so athletes and people in the service jobs associated with those sports often are seasonally employed.
Employers in some segments of this industry offer benefits that are not available in other industries. For example, benefits for workers in some theme parks include free passes to the park, transportation to and from work, housing, scholarships, and discounts on park merchandise.
Although unions are not common in most segments of this industry, they are important in professional sports and the performing arts. Many professional athletes, actors, and performers are members of unions. Consequently, earnings of athletes and performers are often determined by union contracts that specify minimum salary rates and working conditions.
Sources of Additional Information
For additional information about careers in the parks and recreation industry and a listing of colleges and universities offering accredited programs in parks and recreation studies, contact:
* National Recreation and Parks Association, 22377 Belmont Ridge Rd., Ashburn, VA 20148. Internet:
For more information about a career in the field of dance, contact:
* Dance/USA, 1156 15th St. NW., Suite 820, Washington, DC 20005-1726. Internet: http://www.danceusa.org
For more information on employment with carnivals and other outdoor amusement businesses, contact:
* Outdoor Amusement Business Association, 1035 S. Semoran Blvd., Suite 1045A, Winter Park, FL 32792. Internet: http://www.oaba.org
For information about careers in museums, contact:
* American Association of Museums, 1575 Eye Street NW., Suite 400, Washington, DC 20005. Internet: http://www.aam-us.org
For more information about careers in entertainment services and technology, contact:
* Entertainment Services and Technology Association, 875 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1005, New York, NY 10001. Internet: http://www.esta.org
* U.S. Institute for Theater Technology, 6433 Riddings Road, Syracuse, NY 13206-1111. Internet: http://www.usitt.org
Information on the following occupations found in arts, entertainment, and recreation appears in the 2006-07 Occupational Outlook Handbook:
* Actors, producers, and directors
* Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
* Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers
* Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators
* Dancers and choreographers
* Fitness workers
* Gaming cage workers
* Gaming services occupations
* Grounds maintenance workers
* Musicians, singers, and related workers
* Recreation workers
* Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
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Floydada couple endows scholarship
PLAINVIEW – Two longtime Floydada residents were on the Wayland campus Thursday for the acknowledgement of a scholarship in honor of her parents.
The Robert and May Montague Garrett Endowed Scholarship was established by their daughter, Roberta Garrett Hardin, who attended Wayland from 1951-53, and her husband, William "Bill" Hardin "in grateful appreciation for her parents' Christian ideals."
Mrs. Garrett was a member of a Floyd County pioneer family and Mr. Garrett was a member of a Gainesville pioneer family. She was an alumna of the University of Texas and he was a graduate of Peacock Military Institute in San Antonio and was a World War I veteran.
Mrs. Garrett was a homemaker, businesswoman and a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Floydada while he was a bookkeeper, lumberman and member of First Methodist Church in that community for many years.
"They were devout Christians and active in the betterment of their community. This scholarship is intended to benefit deserving students," said their daughter, a longtime Floydada school teacher, who also played the organ at First Baptist Church for many years. Bill Hardin is a retired county judge and former county court reporter.
Anyone wishing to make contributions to the Robert and May Montague Garrett Endowed Scholarship may do so in care of Wayland Baptist University, 1900 W. Seventh, Box 1295, Plainview, TX 79072 or by calling the Advancement office at 806-291-3426. More information on endowed scholarships is available by calling the same number.


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-- The 13th annual Toys for Tots Benefit is from 1-9 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2 at the Oakland County Sportsmen's Club, 4770 Waterford Road, Clarkston. This event will feature live music performed by local musicians North Country Flier, Urban Nomads, Skee Brothers, Targus, Sieze and 34Bliss. Cost of admission per person is a $10 donation or new, unwrapped toys of that approximate value. All contributions to go to the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation. Call Dan or Salli at 248-623-0444, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
-- The Holiday Luncheon and Boutique Women's Division for Project HOPE is from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 at Forest Lake Country Club, 1401 Club Drive, Bloomfield Hills. Enjoy a delectable served luncheon, shopping at the boutique collection of selected vendors offering a distinctive array of accessories, holiday gift items and other wares; raffle/auction; pianist Alice Berberian Haidostian; and a performance by The Jills bell-ringers from Bloomfield Hills Andover High School. Tickets are $55, $75 and $100. For reservations or information, call 248-626-7579 or 248-366-3211.
-- FLASH! A Variety Show to benefit the Children's Hospital of Michigan Foundation is from 6-11 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 at Oak Montessori Center, 24350 Southfield Road, Southfield. Visit www.iheartkids.com/flash.
-- A Season of Hope is from 7-9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 at Oak Pointe Church, 1250 S. Hill Road, Milford. There will be various vendors selling items that support women who are at risk of modern slavery and those who have been freed and given hope. Tickets are $10. Call 248-685-3560.
-- The Chanukah Concert and Jam for Food Justice is from 7:30 p.m.-midnight Saturday, Dec. 8 at Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, 1457 Griswold St., Detroit. This concert and jam are free and open to the public. Donations of any amount are welcome to cover event costs and benefit these Detroit food justice initiatives.
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-- The second annual Summit Sports-Volunteers of America "Lift Ticket to Warmth" winter jacket drive runs through Dec. 31 at Summit Sports, 28267 Orchard Lake Road, Keego Harbor; 8180 Grand River Ave., Brighton; and Don Thomas Sporthaus, 690 S. Old Woodward Ave., Birmingham. Anyone donating a jacket will receive $25 off current-year jackets, or $10 off current-year pants.
-- The Waterford Coalition for Youth is hosting their annual musical instrument drive to benefit the Waterford Coalition for Youth's Musical Instrument Donation Program at the WCFY offices, in the Waterford Police Department, 5150 Civic Center Dr., Waterford Township.
They are encouraging adults who have musical instruments that are no longer used to consider donating them to the coalition. Among the coalition's many high-risk-reducing initiatives, they are dedicated to providing band and orchestra instruments to youth in the community who are financially unable to purchase or rent one, but who really want to participate and learn how to play. Financial contributions to the efforts will also be accepted.
-- The Oakland Regional Hospital Toy Drive for Big Family of Michigan is through Dec. 5 at Oakland Regional Hospital, 22401 Foster Winter Drive, Southfield. Individuals are asked to drop off new, unwrapped toys or gift cards for children from infants to 18 years of age. Toys will be distributed to children in the foster care system and in local neighborhoods. Toy guns are not appropriate and stuffed animals are not needed at this time.
-- The Bear Donation Program for Big Family is through December at Lolly Ella Jewelry, 6706 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield Township. Big Family of MI is a nonprofit organization making life better for children waiting to be adopted or in at-risk situations. A special teddy bear that doubles as a tote, will sell for $10 throughout the month of December. Proceeds benefit Big Family, and the bear will be given to a child.
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That's mi-tee nice of 'em. Meantime, you can get a look at what will be fixed, changed and updated when the game's first title update rolls out. My favourite? "Fixed an exploit involving the Assault's Fly."
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Starting out as a group of friends training together at a local dance studio, Shift-1 originally formed to perform a dance routine at a local fashion show, and never looked back! "Shift-1" when typed on a computer keyboard gives you an exclamation mark, and the boys proudly proclaim this as the nerdiest way a dance crew has ever been named!
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I'm not arguing for removing any mandatory feature. I asked the "URI vs. EPR" question because you were saying you wanted simplicity, and the URI approach seems to provide just that. To steal a sentence from your own email, we have found over and over again that we cannot build the kinds of systems we'd like to with just single-address EPRs. Can someone show me how an EPR can fulfill the Composite pattern (i.e., an EPR that can hold other EPRs), as Dave suggests? I've tried to see if the spec allows that, and it isn't clear that it does. If you want to know more about IORs, there's always the CORBA spec [1], of course, but it might be better to start with [2]. Tom Rutt, Jeff Mischkinsky, and others in this group are, like me, also CORBA veterans of many years, and we can answer pretty much any question you might have about IORs. (And BTW, before anyone accuses me, no, I'm not trying to turn web services into CORBA. I'm merely saying that CORBA IORs provide a very proven and extensible addressing architecture that we ought to be looking to for inspiration.) --steve [1] http://www.omg.org/technology/documents/formal/corba_iiop.htm [2] http://www.triodia.com/staff/michi/cacm.pdf -----Original Message----- From: David Orchard [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 8:24 PM To: Vinoski, Stephen; Martin Gudgin; Bergersen, Rebecca; email@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric Subject: RE: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR It is a trade-off between complexity and simplicity. We have found over and over again that we cannot build the kinds of systems we'd like to with just URIs. We can build the systems we want with URIs + ref properties (or in parallel incarnation of HTTP cookies). Turns out not having echoing capabilities is too simple. But I have a feeling that you aren't seriously suggesting dropping Ref props. Or are you? Perhaps you are suggesting that your priority is: 1) multi-port EPRs; 2) URI only EPRs; 3) EPRs as they exist today wrt ports/ref props? This might now be the 2nd time that somebody has proposed a mandatory or new feature that I've pushed back on, and the counter-argument has been to remove an existing mandatory feature. The previous being the suggesting of making address optional if Service Qname can't be made mandatory. I believe we can build multi-address structures on top of or using EPRs. EPRs have extensibility that seem to enable things like EPRs within EPRs even (similar to IOR Profiles?). And many specs, like ws-rm and ws-rf etc. are making their own structures that contain EPRs. I find it interesting that not many of those derived works have created a multi address/port structure. Perhaps there isn't much demand? I agree that cases for multi-EPRs will require a spec and interoperability tests and so forth. The same argument goes for just about every kind of functionality though. There's a reason why the WS-A working group isn't defining wsdl and metadataexchange and policy and reliablemessaging and universal EPR lifecycle and pub/sub and uddi and ... Our charter takes into account layering and picking the smallest piece that delivers the most bang for the buck, sometimes called 80/20. Now I also know full well that one person's 80/20 is another's worthless/wasteoftime, so I hesitate to use it but it seems to fit in this scenario. I think it would make my users life more complicated by forcing every EPR minter and user to have to deal with multi-EPR scenarios. Obviously I could be wrong, but I do find the simplicity of EPRs to be compelling. I am interested in learning more about CORBA IORs and profiles though. Could you send link(s) on them and their usage? I also idly wonder how many CORBA vendors/users would have wanted single profile IORs rather than the current IOR design. Cheers, Dave _____ From: Vinoski, Stephen [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 1:54 PM To: David Orchard; Martin Gudgin; Bergersen, Rebecca; firstname.lastname@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric Subject: RE: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR Hi Dave, I understand the desire for simplicity. But if it's simplicity that you want, why not forego the EPR entirely and use a URI? You stated your opinion for why we need an EPR over just a URI in a separate thread. By what criteria do you judge your need for an EPR rather than just a URI to be acceptable, while judging our need for multi-address EPRs to be too complicated? Obviously you can raise all kinds of hypothetical complications regarding multi-address or multi-mechanism services. In practice, it's really not that complicated. Middleware has supported such constructs for well over a decade now, the best example of which is probably the CORBA IOR. IORs may consist of one or more profiles, where each profile may contain a separate address, but all profiles in the same IOR "point" to the same target object. In practice, most IORs consist of only a single IIOP profile, but the flexibility for multiple profiles is there, and it's amazingly handy when you need it. If you want to keep the EPR simple, as you stated, are you instead proposing that this WG also standardize some kind of composite EPR as well? Because if this WG doesn't address the multi-address issue, then the layering you're proposing will be strictly proprietary and non-interoperable, and will proliferate the complication. I already pointed out the problem with the layering approach in my reply to Gudge, and that is that it just pushes the problem into the higher levels of software where it has to be handled again and again and again, which makes it less likely that it will be handled at all, which will result in rigid inflexible systems that cannot deal with protocol, format, and service evolution. Imagine, for example, if all IORs could contain only a single profile. That would force all CORBA applications to be able to accept sequences of IORs in all the places they would normally just accept a single one-or-more-profile IOR. It forces all the complication up into the applications. Do you really want to make your users' lives more complicated? --steve -----Original Message----- From: David Orchard [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 3:31 PM To: Vinoski, Stephen; Martin Gudgin; Bergersen, Rebecca; email@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric Subject: RE: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR Steve, I agree that in some indeed many cases there may be a need for multiple "addresses" for a service. But don't we need an atomic address at some point? I think we do have a pretty good handle on what the minimum is to address a single "thing". I'd suggest that any kind of multi-address construct can be layered on. And there will be lots of complexity: What's the order of precedence? Are there any commonalities, like policy across all the address? Are there policies specific to an endpoint? Are there different bindings/required properties per endpoint? I propose that multi-address information should be layered on top and EPRs remain as simple as we can keep them, rather than pushing the multi-stuff into EPRs. By analogy, I agree that molecules are great. And sometimes just atoms are the thing we want, like gold or oxygen. The universe deals well with both constructs, but they do have a layering/composition model. Another saying I like for standards is "you know your standard is successful when people go great, but can you add foo, bar, baz..". That means it hit the minimum necessary for success. Cheers, Dave _____ From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Vinoski, Stephen Sent: Friday, November 05, 2004 1:50 PM To: Martin Gudgin; Bergersen, Rebecca; firstname.lastname@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric Subject: RE: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR Gudge, take a look at your own business card. Does it have your address, work phone number, fax number, mobile number, email address, instant message ID, and your home page all listed on it, or do you actually have multiple business cards, one listing your address, a separate one listing your work phone, another listing your email address, etc.? You seem to imply that an endpoint is accessible via only a single transport and protocol. Where I come from, endpoints can be accessed over any number of transports and protocols. Why limit an EPR to describing only a single path to an endpoint? There is much middleware prior art in exsitence that proves that such a limit is completely unnecessary. --steve -----Original Message----- From: Martin Gudgin [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 2:35 PM To: Bergersen, Rebecca; email@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric; Vinoski, Stephen Subject: RE: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR I take issue with the assertion "where there are different protocols/transports/formats available for the same service, the "access to a Web service endpoint" requires the client to choose among alternatives". If I, the service, give you, the client, a single EPR then as far as you are concerned, there is only one mechansim with which you can communicate with me. So you don't need to make any choices ( except whether to communicate or not, I guess ). If I am available on multiple EPRs, then I'll provide you with multiple EPRs (perhaps in a WSDL document), *then* you have to choose one from the set. Gudge _____ From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Bergersen, Rebecca Sent: 04 November 2004 11:53 To: email@example.com Cc: Newcomer, Eric; Vinoski, Stephen; Bergersen, Rebecca Subject: WS-A Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR Issue 28 - Multiple ports needed in an EPR According to the ws-addressing submission, "Endpoint references convey the information needed to identify/reference a Web service endpoint, and may be used in several different ways: endpoint references are suitable for conveying the information needed to access a Web service endpoint...." However, in the situation where there are different protocols/transports/formats available for the same service, the "access to a Web service endpoint" requires the client to choose among alternatives, each accessible in the standard manner through a port - but there are different ports for each protocol/transport/format alternative. When such alternatives exist, the EPR must be able to identify those multiple ports. Rebecca Bergersen Principal Architect, Middleware Standards firstname.lastname@example.com ------------------------------------------------------- IONA Technologies 200 West Street Waltham, MA 02451 USA Tel: (781) 902-8265 Fax: (781) 902-8001 ------------------------------------------------------- Making Software Work Together TMReceived on Sunday, 7 November 2004 04:34:35 UTC
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Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III was rushed into starting Week One last season after an offseason of rehabbing his surgically repaired knee left him unprepared to run the offense.
That's the word from team President Bruce Allen, who said on ESPN 950 that Griffin was unprepared last year through no fault of his own.
"What you saw last year was almost a little disrespectful to the game of football," Allen said, via the Richmond Times-Dispatch. "It's impossible to ask a player to perform well during the regular season if you haven't practiced. Last year at this time, he was still rehabbing his knee, and he wasn't allowed to practice or work in team drills. We put him on the spot by trying to do that. And this year he's had a full offseason, his knee is 100 percent, knock on wood, and he's had all [the practices], and that's how you get ready to play a football season."
Although Allen didn't name former head coach Mike Shanahan by name, that sure sounds like Allen is saying Shanahan botched the Griffin situation by starting him in Week One, rather than letting Griffin come along slowly. Just about everyone in Washington seems to agree that Griffin will be better off this year, with Jay Gruden as his coach.


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Televisions, computers stolen from DeLand High School
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Two DeLand schools were burglarized over the Christmas holiday break.
The football coach at the school on Hill Avenue returned Thursday and quickly realized the locker room building had been burglarized.
In all, four flat-screen televisions were taken, along with three laptop computers, a video camera and a desktop monitor.
The coach was the last one to leave the building Dec. 26 and told police he locked up and no one had permission to be inside.
A maintenance worker at DeLand Middle School discovered six portables ransacked when he returned to the school Jan. 2.
Four overhead projectors, valued at $3,000 each, were stolen.
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NASA's green supersonic dart, courtesy a design team at Lockheed Martin, isn't all conceptual looks and aggressive lines, as there's an environmental angle—pardon the pun—that's present here too:
Thanks to an "inverted-V" engine design, which places the propulsion under the wings, the team has successfully, in simulations and sketchpads, managed to lower the level of sonic booms, increase range and payload, and address hazily defined "environmental goals"—which we can probably surmise means it flies faster and more efficiently than today's flying tin cans on less fuel.
This green lawn dart was actually presented back in April, at the NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, but I'm a sucker for the future and fling things, and this is definitely that: Service, if it happens, would not occur until a 2030-2035 timeframe.
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@Eric Matyas, would you mind providing a downloadable file (i.e. zip/7z) on the site of all the tracks available on the site sorted by genre (action, action2, chiptunes, ...)? I tried mirroring it and it gave me a fatal memory error (probably a 32-bt app) and using wget produced at 18 GB folder, and the results were... less than satisfactory.
I may provide something like that in the future as a paid option...possibly with higher quality WAV files. For the moment, though, you'll need to download tracks individually. :-)
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This week's new free tracks are:
"Wild West Coast Racing 5" (Looping)
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"Cyberpunk City" (Looping)
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"Dystopian Atmospheric"
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Bullied and living with pain, Haley begins reconstructive surgery that will help her to see herself for the beautiful girl she truly is.
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In Part 1 of the Life Changing Medicine series, Dr. John Whyte investigates Pittsburg's medical facilities for innovations ranging from heart surgery in children to high-tech sports medicine.
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Check out this video about using the Endoscopic Endonasal Approach (EEA) in Children with Brain Tumors.
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Dr. John Whyte discusses innovations in heart surgery for children and babies.
Facing Trauma: A Mother's Sacrifice
When Shakeera's relationship ended, her boyfriend attacked her and her child. In the process of protecting her son, Shakeera suffered deep cuts and trauma to the face.
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In this video, an international pediatric ophthalmologist offers insight into complex anterior segment surgery.
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Physician John Whyte explores the topics of sports medicine and fetal surgery in Part 2 of the Life Changing Medicine series.
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Doctors are shocked when a nude man appears in the E.R. covered in prickly cactus needles. They will have to consider unconventional methods in order to remove the thorns from his skin.
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Physicians are working using medication to target rheumatoid arthritis.
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In this clip, physicians and survivors discuss long-term cancer survival in children.
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Gareth Williams was blindsided by an oncoming car that led him to swerve off the road into a series of somersaults. Gareth survived the crash, but with a huge fence post through his leg.
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Otago flanker Adam Thomson looks certain to miss New Zealand's Commonwealth Games tilt and could be ruled out of contention for the All Blacks' end of year tour after suffering knee ligament damage.
The medial ligament injury came late in Otago's 13-8 ITM Cup loss to Northland in Dunedin on Sunday - Thomson's 50th game for Otago. Thomson has been in fine form during the ITM Cup, putting himself in a position to add to his 17 caps.
The 28-year-old speedy forward was to be assessed on Monday once swelling had subsided. Thomson was set to be involved in the sevens team to represent New Zealand in New Delhi in two weeks.
Also in doubt for the Games are sevens captain DJ Forbes, who has barely run for the past two months while recovering from a groin injury and playmaker Tomasi Cama, who fractured his cheek last month playing for Manawatu.
Forbes returned to the fray off the reserve bench for Counties Manukau in Sunday's loss to Bay of Plenty.
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Salma Hayek: "I don't have a good body"
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After taking time off to be a mom to daughter Valentina for a while, sexy Salma Hayek is back on the big screen.
In her new film "Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" (yes, yet another vampire movie), Salma plays a circus freak and dons a realistic full beard over her stunningly perfect jawline. Almost shocking, but we do seem to recall a past foray into facial hair for the film "Frida."
In a recent interview with Parade.com, the actress and "Ugly Betty" executive producer talks about her imperfect body, playing a bearded lady, and who among us are the real freaks.
On her "best body":
"I won a 'Best Body Award' from Fitness Magazine and I was too embarrassed to accept it. I actually don't have a good body, but if everybody thinks so, I guess it means I'm a good actress. I have acted the part of the girl who has a very good body. If you know how to dress, there's some tricks you can pull."
On the definition of "ugly":
"I don't think Betty [of 'Ugly Betty'] is really ugly, but what do we call ugly now? It's anybody that is not super-skinny and really tall. Some people think they're ugly just because they don't reach that standard. I personally have seen a lot of really skinny tall models that maybe I think are ugly and they need to eat a little to look healthy. So I think we're having a little fun with the concept of ugly on the show and people get a kick out of it."
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On playing a bearded lady:
"I haven't had this much facial hair since I had those fuzzy eyebrows in "Frida." Everybody said, 'Oh, my God. You look so hot with the beard.' It's like when people tell you, 'You look gorgeous,' when you are pregnant. You are like a swollen whale and never looked worse in your life. And somebody goes, 'You're glowing.' They don't have the courage to tell you how bad you look."
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On how her baby daughter felt about Mommy's beard:
"Valentina saw me with the beard and seemed to understand it was only makeup. She was seven months old and she was not freaking out. I let her watch me when they put it on, which took hours and she was fascinated. And, she knew not to touch it. I kept my daughter with me the whole time we were filming because otherwise I don't see her the whole day. She's an amazing child. At nine months old she was already walking and talking."
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On who the real freaks are:
"I think what's freaky is those guys with the cameras who are so desperate and so excited because they're seeing you walk into a supermarket and they want to get a picture. I think that's freaky. They're the freaks. I'm not a freak but, I'm being attacked by the freaks sometimes. That's the strange part."
On vampire hysteria:
"I don't have a fascination with vampires, but my character is madly in love with one played by John C. Reilly. All she wants is for this guy to love her for who she is and settle down. Isn't that what most women want? Actually, I found the freaks a lot more interesting than the vampires. We had everything from snake boy to wolfman. I would have been any one of them even though I ended up as the bearded lady."
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Jimmy Rollins and Chase Utley sparked an eight-run first inning, Ryan Howard added a late grand slam and the Philadelphia Phillies routed the inept New York Mets 16-1 before a few hundred fans Thursday night at quiet Citi Field.
Rookie right-hander Tyler Cloyd (2-1) pitched eight innings of three-hit ball and the Phillies stayed four games behind St. Louis for the second NL wild card, with two other teams in their path. The Phillies and Cardinals both have 12 games left.
Juan Pierre matched a career high with five hits, Utley added four and Philadelphia set season highs for runs and hits (21) including 19 singles. Utley had four RBIs, and his double in the sixth was the only extra-base hit until Howard hit his 12th career slam in the ninth.
Boosted by their biggest inning of the year, the resurgent Phillies finished a three-game sweep and won for the 11th time in 14 games.
New York rookie starter Jeremy Hefner (2-7) did not record an out in the makeup game for Tuesday night's rainout. With the Mets setting marks for futility at home, it appeared fewer than 1,000 fans were in the stands for the first pitch.
The announced "crowd" was 20,010, the smallest at 4-year-old Citi Field _ and those who were there watched the Mets get overwhelmed right from get-go.
New York, which has dropped five straight and 11 of 12, allowed nine first-inning hits for the first time in its 51-season history. The Mets lost their ninth consecutive home game for the second time this summer and fell to 4-25 in their last 29 at Citi Field.
The previous team to win only four times in a span of 29 home games was the 1980 California Angels, according to STATS LLC.
Mike Baxter homered on an 0-2 pitch but New York has gone a club-record 16 straight home games without scoring more than three runs. STATS said the only other team since 1949 with a streak so sluggish at home was the 2010 Seattle Mariners, who also went 16 in a row.
Utley hit a pair of run-scoring singles in the 33-minute first. Rollins got it started with a bloop single, then added a two-run single and scored twice in the inning. He finished with three RBIs.
Pierre also had two hits in the first, including a bunt single, with Mets manager Terry Collins visibly steaming in the dugout.
Hefner, starting for the first time in 12 days, gave up six straight singles and then a walk to begin the game. Two were bloopers, plus Pierre's perfect bunt.
Howard connected off rookie left-hander Josh Edgin, who gave up a go-ahead homer to the big slugger in Philadelphia's 3-2 victory Wednesday night.
New York used 10 pitchers in the game and needed 58 pitches to get through the first inning.
Mets left fielder Lucas Duda threw out a runner at the plate in the fifth.


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And for many, the delay is partly attributable to the numerous proposed state constitutional amendments. The amendments came from state legislators, as it has gotten easier for state lawmakers to get amendments on the ballot, particularly with one party control of both houses. Here is a guide put together by the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting and Voters Edge, partners with WLRN for reporting on these ballot measures.
All eyes are on Florida, or, as one listener new to Florida put it, it's not the sun shining on Florida, it's the political spotlight. What makes us the "purple state"? Kenny Malone tells us what he found traveling around the state for Dispatches from the Swing State.
While most voters have focused on the presidential race, there are several key national races as well. Perhaps few have paid attention to the U.S. Senate race, where incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson hopes to keep the one statewide office held by his party, because of the plethora of inaccurate claims by Nelson and Republican challenger Connie Mack.
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The illustrator and fashion maverick Antonio Lopez was an extraordinary cultural figure in the 1970s. His name will hardly resound at all with most people these days, but to a whole clique of the famous fashion and creative souls who lined up to be interviewed for this new documentary, he was nothing less than a God.
Born in Puerto Rico in 1943, Lopez grew up in the Bronx alongside Juan Ramos, a childhood friend who would become his collaborator and partner for the rest of his life. Lopez got his start when he studied at Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.), but then when he was discovered during an internship at Women's Wear Daily he left school to work for them.
But it was his stunning unique work for "Elle" that started to get Lopez noticed - and turned the world of fashion illustrating upside down. He collected a coterie of other creatives that he loved to hang out with, including makeup artist Corey Tippen and photographer Bill Cunningham (who died in 2016 soon after filming of this doc was finished). He also attracted and discovered beauties who would go on to be very successful in their own right, like Jessica Lange, Grace Jones, Pat Cleveland, Tina Chow, and Warhol superstars Donna Jordan and Patti D'Abbenville.
In 1969, Lopez and his tight band of followers flew to Paris and were taken under the wing of Karl Lagerfeld, who was so enthralled with them and their work he lent Lopez and Ramos his grand apartment. Summers in Saint Tropez with Lagerfeld followed for the Lopez clique, and included others that he discovered, like the 17-year-old Jerry Hall, who became Lopez's fiancé for a short time.
As keen as all of his friends were to line up for director James Crump's camera to talk about the genius of Antonio Lopez, all of them - men and women alike - also have stories of how sexually driven Lopes was, flitting from a constant stream of boys to girls with great ease. It would seem that all of them fell in love with him and his abundant flow of charm at some time or another.
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John C. Reilly did an admirable job staying in character during off moments shooting "The Extra Man" -- even keeping the voice going when cameras were not rolling during a disagreement with the film's producer.
The problem is his character Gershon speaks in an extremely odd high voice. It made for an unintentionally hilarious scene.
"At one point (John) was upset about something and he started to argue with our producer in that voice," co-director Shari Springer Berman recalled. "The producer did not know what to say to him. He was just staring at John."
Co-director Robert Pulcini said the scene was comical as Reilly "was yelling at (the producer) in this very high voice, saying, 'Great producing, man!' "
Reilly was very into both his character's tremendous beard, and his voice. In fact, the highly-respected actor excitedly showed it off for the co-directors at lunch before the filming started.
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