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MURDOCK Family in Chattooga County GA
I am looking for information about Griffin MURDOCK, born 19 Jun 1907 in GA, died 4 Apr 1969 in Irwin County GA (Georgia Death Index data).
He married Chunnie Cummings before 1920 and left the family in the 1930's. They had at least two sons - Ed in 1927 and Robert in 1929. Chunnie is in the 1930 census with her sons in Chattooga County GA, but Griffin is in the Army in Oklahoma in the 1930 census.
Griffin was the son of William J. and Linna (--?--) Murdock, with siblings Ethel (1899), Ola (1901), Gordon (1904), Hattie (1911), Clyde (1913) and Willie (1916), and resided in Chattooga County GA in the 1900, 1910 and 1920 census. Will J. Murdock was born in June 1876 in GA, and died before the 1920 census. Linna (or Linnie) --?-- was born October 1882 in GA, and may have married again after 1920.
Will J. Murdock's parents were Benjamin (born ca 1825 SC) and Angia (born ca 1855 in SC) (--?--) Murdock, and his siblings were Nancy (1874) and Addie (1879), and perhaps more. They were in Dirt Town, Chattooga County GA in the 1880 census.
Does anyone have information about these MURDOCK families - their spouses names, additional children, etc.?
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Also, the schools, for the most part, are extremely evenly matched.
After Harlem, I truly believe Grovetown, Greenbrier, Lakeside, Evans and Augusta Christian are almost dead even.
And, Augusta Prep is not to far behind. So, these rankings are not easy, and could certainly change over the next couple of weeks.
QUALITY WINS: 7-1 vs. the other Columbia County Schools (all Class AAAAA)
LOSS: to Greenbrier, but played without Reggie Reid. With Reid they blew out Greenbrier to open the season
If the stats were for another person, Harlem High School's Torien Beard knows what he would think of that player.
"He's an all-around player," said Beard. "He can score and also rebound and make passes – an all-around player."
And that is exactly what Beard is. While the team is off to a 12-1/11-2 start, Beard averages 13.4 points-per-game, 8.3 rebounds, 5 assists, 2.4 steals and 2.1 blocked-shots-a-game.
Harlem coach Kim Chambers, who teases him good-naturedly because he leads the team in fouls, saw his breakout year coming.
Most Columbia County basketball teams won't have to get the rust out of their games when they head into the start of region play Saturday, Jan. 3.
Harlem High School and Augusta Preparatory Day School are the only teams not playing over the Christmas break. Augusta Christian has a tournament in Tennessee as do the Greenbrier girls. The Greenbrier boys play in a tournament at Walnut Grove (Ga.). Evans, Grovetown and Lakeside's basketball squads will be staying at home playing in Evans' annual event, the Monterrey Christmas Tournament.
Baseball Camp Fundraiser
Come Bat for Matt is a baseball camp to raise money for Matt Blume, a former Evans and Georgia Regents University baseball player who was recently diagnosed with cancer.
Friday, Dec. 26
Augusta Christian at Pigeon Forge, Tenn, Tournament, TBA
Saturday, Dec. 27
Augusta Christian at Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Tournament, TBA
Greenbrier at Winterfest Shoot-Out at Sevier County, Tenn., TBA (girls)
Greenbrier at Walnut Grove, 8 p.m. (boys)
Evans Christmas Tournament: Lakeside vs. Midland Valley, 10 a.m. (girls)
Lakeside vs. Midland Valley, 11:30 a.m. (boys)
Grovetown vs. Aquinas, 1 p.m. (girls)
Grovetown vs. Aquinas, 2:30 p.m. (boys)
Evans vs. South Aiken, 7 p.m. (girls)
1. To the parents of all Columbia County athletes – I give common sense
Now, all of you may not need this, but plenty do. If you are a grown man and wear face paint at a youth football game – I am likely talking to you.
Parents should do the following:
A. Support your child in their sports endeavors.
B. Come to their games and root for their team.
C. Allow the official coach to handle the coaching.
D. Keep any negative comments you have about the coach to yourself when you are around your child.
Before Friday night's game against Harlem, Grovetown point guard Cydney Franklin wasn't happy with her shot.
Franklin was feeling much better about it after the Lady Warriors took out the Lady Bulldogs, 75-15. Franklin led all scorers with 20 points, knocking down five 3-pointers in the process.
"I stayed after practice for like an hour yesterday trying to get extra shots so I could be ready for this game," Franklin said.
"I think it was just putting in the extra work because I've been off a little bit. I had to get my feel back."
Just when it looked like they were dead and buried, the Harlem Bulldogs found life against Grovetown on Friday night.
With just 3:01 left in the contest, the Bulldogs wiped out a 59-48 deficit and stunned the Warriors, winning 63-61.
"That was two good high school teams playing their hearts out," said Harlem coach Kim Chambers. "I mean, Grovetown played a great game and deserved to win."
While team points counted in the end, the Evans Traditional Black and Gold Tournament on Saturday had wrestlers working their way through brackets.
At the end of the day it was the Knights who were the top team with 205 points.
"We had a very good showing today," said Evans coach Rich Davis, who had four of six wrestlers competing in the championship round take home first-place finishes. "We had good performances from our veteran wrestlers. Gavin (Pence) was a champion, Jay (Allen) was a champion. Colbi Craig, he's a freshman, that was a bonus for us, too."
Baseball camp fundraiser
Come Bat for Matt is a baseball camp to raise money for Matt Blume, a former Evans and Georgia Regents University baseball player who was recently diagnosed with cancer. The camp will be Saturday at the Martinez-Evans Little League Park at 1475 Collins Road in Martinez from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for those in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Instructors are former Columbia County high school and college baseball players including Derek Beasley, now with the Oakland A's organization.
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University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast students and alumni will have the opportunity to meet with prospective employers at Career Night Thursday, March 3 from 4 – 6 p.m. in the Fleming Education Center rotunda at the Gulf Park campus in Long Beach.
Whether students and alumni are currently looking for employment, Career Night also serves as an opportunity to network with coast businesses, gain job interview experience and learn about local career opportunities. Representatives from coast businesses will be onsite to meet with students and alumni from all majors. Employers attending Career Night include the Naval Research Laboratory, Cintas Corporation, the Mississippi Film Office and Hancock Bank.
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As new scientific evidence has emerged the low fat diet has slowly fallen from favour. But the myth-makers are suggesting the whole thing was a con, born out of fraud and carried along by a conspiracy.
The origins of the low fat diet
The low fat diet had its origins in 1980 with the publication of the first Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The recommendation to 'Avoid too much fat, saturated fat and cholesterol' was intended to lower blood cholesterol and reduce the risk for heart disease. Although the focus was really on lowering saturated fat, it was thought that lowering total fat intake may help prevent some cancers and obesity.
In Australia, the simpler guideline 'Avoid eating too much fat' was adopted to aid its communication.
Keys versus Yudkin
The low fat diet had a low key launch. Yet these humble origins are now being re-imagined as the disastrous consequences of a fight to the (professional) death of two of the great nutritionists their era – Ancel Keys and John Yudkin. As an epidemic of heart disease raged in the post-war years Yudkin pointed his finger at sugar. But Keys argued that the effect of different fats on blood cholesterol was the key mechanism affecting heart disease risk, and he won the day.
Yet Keys' victory is now being portrayed as the fateful moment when nutrition science careered off course for four decades. Fortunately for humankind, 'the truth' that the problem was sugar all along has now been revealed by various journalists, lawyers, economists and B-list celebrities, all of whom seem to have made a packet in doing so.
Not content with challenging Ancel Keys's views, the myth-makers have set out to destroy his reputation, arguing that he fudged his data – that Keys was a fraud. In contrast, Yudkin is now portrayed as a prophet, whereas he was discredited in his day.
The mythical fork in the road
Why the myth-makers need to construct this fanciful sugar or fat fork in the road is a mystery. After all, both the Australian and the American dietary guidelines published in the early 1980s discussed fat and sugar. The relevant sugar guideline in Australia was 'Avoid eating too much sugar' and the American guideline simply said 'Avoid too much sugar'. And the advice to limit sugar intake has stayed in place ever since.
In contrast, as new scientific evidence about fat became available the cancer link was dismissed and recommendations steadily evolved to have more focus on fat type and less on lowering total fat. All the recent research is ignored by the myth-makers.
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Mistakes were made
Certainly, mistakes were made by some of our health authorities. By the mid-90s the 'eat less fat' message should have been disappearing into history. However, it was given a new lease of life when obesity experts latched onto it, based on insufficient evidence which soon fell away.
According to the myth-makers, this wasn't a policy failure. No, it was the work of the sugar barons conspiring with their operatives in academia to prop up the low fat diet to further their commercial interests!
Fraud? Conspiracy?
Alternatively, maybe nutrition experts have just been gradually refining their dietary recommendations as new scientific evidence becomes available.


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Congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Maragliotti!
Fluffy Peonies & Bling for a Beautiful Bride!
Becca and Joe were married at Trinity Lutheran Church in Roselle and had their reception at European Crystal Banquets in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Their colors were pink, white and silver and flowers included peonies, hydrangea, Stephanotis, roses, sweetheart roses and lisianthus. For the Personal Flowers, Becca loves peonies, and wanted to carry a bouquet of mostly white peonies with some pink ones in the mix, accented with white lisianthus and Stephanotis with crystals inside. She also loves the look of a floppy bow, so we included one on her handle. The nine bridesmaids all carried fluffy all-pink peony bouquets and the adorable little red-headed flower girl carried a floral want made of pink sweetheart roses. Joe and the fathers and grandfather wore white rose bouts and all of the other men wore pink roses. The moms and grandmother wore pink and white wrist corsages on pearl bracelets. For the ceremony, we did 3 parent offerings and 2 fabulous, fluffy altarpieces. The altarpieces were large urn-shaped glass vases filled with white hydrangea, white roses, pink peonies and silver curly willow branches. They also had floppy bows per Becca's request. They were later moved to the guest book/seating chart table at the reception. After the ceremony was over, the bridal party took photos at a local park and used my THANK YOU umbrella in some of them! I am excited to see the photos! For the reception, I designed a large seating chart for Becca and Joseph that was placed on a table in the foyer. It was flanked by the altarpieces and a photo of the couple and the guest book sat in front of it. Inside the reception room, we did simple cylinder vases with pink organza rim at the top and submerged hydrangea in white or pink inside with a floating candle at the top. We hated the mismatched table numbers on 2 ft tall stands that the venue provided, so we ran out to Michael's to get supplies to replace them with smaller, self-standing ones. We added pink ribbon and a silver bling embellishment to them and they looked infinitely better next to the centerpieces. The ones the venue had really just took away from our centerpieces and they did not match anything either. Everything else looked great, including the cake which was iced beautifully so we only added a monogram topper to the top and 3 peonies to the middle tier. The head table got petals, bling, votives and vases for the bouquets to complete the overall ambiance. It really was another pretty in pink wedding with lush fluffy textures and I loved working with Becca to make it everything she's always wanted!
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He was always hard on himself.
When Junior Seau got a scholarship to play football at USC, he had to sit out his freshman year because his SAT scores were too low. He went back to his high school and apologized to the principal and the teachers.
When the Chargers lost a game to the Kansas Chiefs on a last-minute field goal, he couldn't sleep afterward, anguishing over a pass he didn't knock down on the final drive. "It'll never happen again," he said the next day in a team meeting, breaking into tears.
"Junior expects perfection out of everybody, but especially himself," teammate Gary Plummer once said.
Seau's suicide four days ago in his Oceanside home at age 43 left family, friends and a community that adored him reeling from grief and searching for answers. They celebrated his life by talking about his athletic prowess, his generosity, his smiling exuberance — his relentless drive to succeed at everything he did.
Thousands of mourners continue to stream by his home, many of them leaving flowers, balloons and football jerseys bearing "55," the number he wore throughout his 20-year NFL career. Today at noon, surfers will paddle out into the ocean in front of the house, honoring a fellow wave rider and ukulele player.
Complete coverage: The life and death of Chargers star Junior Seau, and what he meant to San Diego.
But to understand how Junior Seau became the person he was, you have to travel 2 miles inland, to the Eastside and the house where he grew up on Zeiss Street.
This is where the family's financial situation meant he slept on the garage floor for a while with his brothers, out by the dishwasher and the car. They listened to Motown on the radio, did pull-ups on a maple tree branch in the backyard.
This is where he stayed immersed in a Samoan culture that reveres family, hard work and tradition. He didn't speak English until he was 7. At home, he wore a lava-lava skirt. He prayed with relatives before and after games.
This is where he learned that he was talented at sports — so talented that when Parade magazine named him to its All-American high school football team, they didn't put him in a particular position. They just listed him as "athlete."
And it's where he learned to be scared of one thing — failure.
Protecting the Seau name
When the Chargers went to the Super Bowl in 1995, Seau was a star attraction for the media, the face of a team that had never been to the big game before. Two months earlier he'd been on the "Tonight Show," bench pressing Jay Leno. He'd been in a shoe commercial with Dennis Hopper.
Surrounded by reporters, he talked openly about his upbringing in an area troubled by street gangs and poverty, and how sports became the way for him and his family to get up and out. With his first Chargers paycheck, he bought his parents a new house and car.
"My childhood is a key to my success," he said back then. "I learned how bad it could be."
He was the only one of his brothers who didn't have to work while in high school, but that privilege carried responsibility. When his team won, everybody was happy, and relatives gave him spending money. When his team lost, they made it clear they thought he should have tried harder, done more. And no money.
"How do we protect the Seau name?" — it was always a question of family honor, and it shadowed everything he did when he was growing up.
He became the kind of player who was always first in the weight room. He went hard on every snap, even in practice. He once chased and caught a Raider receiver who had been an Olympic sprint medalist. "I have a real fear of being just another linebacker," he said.
In the locker room, he took no prisoners at chess. At his namesake charitable foundation, he expected each year to be more successful than the last. "No matter what he did, he was going to win," said James Brennan, a longtime friend and the owner of the Stingaree nightclub and restaurant.
Shawn Mitchell, the former Chargers chaplain and a longtime Seau friend, said the linebacker always wanted to get better, on the field and off. He remembered when Seau, concerned about curbing his own use of profanity, started a "cuss jar" at practice.
Seau rarely missed a game, which meant he often played hurt. In the AFC championship game that put the Chargers in the Super Bowl, he made 16 tackles despite a pinched nerve in his neck that made it hard to lift his left arm.
He refused to talk about whether the injury limited his effectiveness. He pointed out that his father was still going to work every day as a high school janitor, at age 60.
"If you spend your life making excuses and telling sob stories, you get bogged down in negativism," he said.
Dark clouds
Bogged down in negativism — that's not something anybody ever said about Seau.
"He was so good at not wanting to bring anybody else down," Brennan said. "He never wanted to burden anyone else, so he always had this positive persona. That's all anybody ever knew."
Off the field, Seau had that megawatt smile. He called everyone "Buddy," because it was friendly and because, he admitted, there was no way he could remember the names of all the people he met at his Mission Valley restaurant, charity auctions, autograph sessions and other events.
Those people must have numbered in the hundreds of thousands, stretched over the almost 30 years he was in the public limelight.
"To be able to play the bulk of your career in your hometown is a special thing, and he didn't shy away from it," said Michael Brunker, a friend and the executive director of the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA. "He embraced everybody."
That doesn't mean there weren't dark clouds behind the sunny disposition.
Seau's younger brother, Tony, wasn't able to avoid the lure of gangs and spent time in a youth-authority prison for a 1993 assault. After he got out, in 2002, he was playing college football in Washington when a fight at a party left him with a gunshot wound to the head.
A distant cousin, Rusty Seau, 16, was fatally shot in a gang-related incident in 2005. Three years before that, another member of the extended family, Pearl Seau, 32, was shot while she sat in her garage. She died, too.
Seau's marriage to Gina Seau, the mother of three of his four children, ended in divorce in 2001 after nine years, although they remained close.
In 2007, Seau was sued by two women who accused him of throwing red drinks on them at Side Bar, a downtown bar then owned by Brennan. They said Seau ruined their clothes and their evening and uttered "repeated female-specific profanities" about their bodies. Seau denied the allegations. The two sides reached an undisclosed settlement.
Then there was the much-discussed car crash in October 2010. Seau, arrested at home earlier in the day for allegedly beating his girlfriend, was driving along the coast in Carlsbad when his Cadillac Escalade veered down a 30-foot bluff. He said he fell asleep.
Those events troubled him, friends said, but he refused to show it publicly and was always quick to move on.
No sob stories.
Looking for answers
Of course the question now is, why?
Why would someone so full of life, so beloved, put a gun to his chest and pull the trigger?
"I can't figure that out," Mitchell said. "Junior was someone who would share with me some of his feelings, his pain. But he hadn't come to me recently about any relationship, financial, vocational or other issues in his life. There was nothing on my radar screen that would point to this."
Brunker, a former college and pro basketball coach, said, "One of the toughest things for an athlete to do is walk away from the game. Some never leave it."
Brennan, too, wonders about that. "All of a sudden, that thing that defines who they were, that fire is out. A lot of these guys have a really hard time finding what the next fire is going to be about."
A lot of speculation, in San Diego and nationwide, has centered on possible brain damage and ensuing depression due to football-related concussions. Suicide by gunshot claimed two other ex-players in the past 15 months, and several groups are pushing for more research.
Brennan said he tried immediately after the suicide to understand it, and finally had to stop. "I'm never going to know the answer to that," he said. "I could ask myself a million times and come up with a million answers, and all that will do is frustrate me. So I'm not going to ask why any more."


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When it comes to online attacks, it's hard to track accountability and rare to see remorse. But after a Seattle bartender shamed the wrong man over an insult and bad tip, major apologies have surfaced.
Victoria Liss had been tending bar at Bimbo's Cantina Friday night, when a customer stiffed her on a tip and scrawled this insult on the receipt:
"P.S. You could stand to loose (sic) a few pounds."
Angry, she posted a picture of the receipt and the man's name, Andrew Meyer, on her Facebook page. An online mob soon began hunting for the man Liss called "yuppie scum" and soon a man's photo and Facebook page were found, posted and reposted. News sites used the photo, and strangers sent him fuming emails.
Except it was the wrong Andrew Meyer.
On Wednesday, it was unclear how the mistake happened or was discovered. But Liss has apologized several times.
"Honestly I have been hiding in bed with the covers over my head for 2 days so upset for the Wrong Andrew Meyers getting hate mail. I still feel so sick over it," Liss posted on her page Wednesday, after her story made it to different media sites. Some had used the photo of the wrong man.
Liss' post came after other apologies.
"So sorry to the wrong guy, everyone please just drop it?" she wrote Tuesday.
"Beyond sorry, believe you me, just tried to make a point about the (expletive) way food service staff are treated. Threw the wrong guy under the bus."
That came after this: "I need glasses, I put up the picture of the wrong guy. I'm a douche for that. SO SORRY. Blinded by rage."
Her mea culpas turned her supporters into a contrite bunch, a sharp contrast from the foaming-at-the-mouth horde that had once wanted to rain "haterade" on the "douche."
"Oh snap," one wrote. "Seattle should send him a gift certificate to bed bath and beyond or something."
"I apologized for heckling him & he said I was the first of many to do so," wrote another commenter. "Let's take ownership for our faults & apologize, yeah?"
"Hope everyone who flipped out at that guy apologized," someone also posted.
Requests for comment from Liss and the wrong Meyer were not returned Wednesday. Liss, who normally works at the Cha Cha Lounge in Capitol Hill, had been filling in for a friend at Bimbo's. A call for comment at Bimbo's was not immediately returned.
The story has roped in other Andrew Meyers, including one man who wrote the Stranger with a funny offer to leave a "100 percent tip" for Liss. Wrote the man:
…I cannot stand by and have my good name tarnished.
As an Andrew Meyer who lives nowhere near the scene of the crime (I live in Fountain Valley, California), I am outraged by this situation.
I would like to cover for the trouble that poor Victoria has had to go through on behalf of someone who should be ashamed of himself on so many levels.
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Born in Ringgold, Georgia, Samuel has been a patient of Dr. Fernando Burstein's even before he could remember. His mother Michelle describes Samuel as "very athletic" and is proud of him as he balances football, baseball, and basketball along with his high school studies. With his confidence and athletic background, many would never guess that Samuel was born with a unilateral cleft that affected his nose, lip, and palate. After her husband received a recommendation from a Physician Assistant at Emory Hospital, Michelle decided to choose Dr. Burstein to repair her son's cleft. She was very pleased with Dr. Burstein and Samuel's results, so she continued to go to Dr. Burstein for Samuel's other reconstructive procedures as he grew up.
Samuel has undergone multiple reconstructive procedures ranging from cleft lip revisions and hypoplasty procedures (surgery to address underdeveloped tissue) to reconstructive rhinoplasty and jaw surgery. Double board certified in plastic surgery and otolaryngology, Dr. Burstein repaired Samuel's cleft when he was an infant and continued to perform further revisionary surgeries as needed for his lip and nose as Samuel grew up to ensure proper development and function.
Today at 17 years old, Samuel lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee but continues to visit Atlanta for his appointments with Dr. Burstein. "We have a well-respected and very experienced craniofacial surgeon here [in Chattanooga], but we still prefer Dr. Burstein," says Michelle. "Everything has been so great and we haven't had any complications at all so it's worth it." As Samuel continues to excel in school and sports, he's preparing for military college after high school. Michelle always feels thankful for Dr. Burstein as she recalls, "Dr. Burstein told me his goal was to make sure Sam had a normal life and growth. I'll always tell him thank you as that's exactly what he did."
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I've been having trouble starting up my car, it is a Ford Escort 1998. The Starter is working in perfect condition, my battery is in strong hold, my fuel Pump is brand new, my alternator is new and so is the pulley, checked the ignition coil and that's in working conditions and so is the ignition module sensor. When I crank the key the starter begins to work and move the motor & the alternator and gasoline is being pushed in threw the fuel lines but no spark seems to be occurring. At times it does turn on but I have to crank the car for a good whole 30 SECONDS. Then the car begins to strengthen up until it finally ignited the engine. Most of the times it's not starting up though. What could this problem be?
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Tony gains a visitor, struggles a bit, and begins to come to terms with his new reality. Zippy supports him through it all and tries to figure out how they can move forward.
*Part 7 in a series*
Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement or malice is intended.
****Warning**** THIS STORY CONTAINS SLASH- sex and romance between two adult males. If you do not like men kissing or having sex, please do not read.
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Characters: Greg Zipadelli, Tony Stewart
Genre: Smut
Series: A Love Like No Other
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As we learned with Speed 2: Cruise Control, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and Blues Brother 2000, it's impossible to make a bad sequel to a beloved classic. Who needs Paul Newman and Robert Redford in The Sting when you've got Jackie Gleason and Mac Davis in The Sting 2? But Warner Brothers might test the limits of the flawless "sequel > original" theory if they go through with Casablanca 2.
A producer whose grandfather was a Warner Bros. co-founder, and whose uncle set the original film in motion, is trying to get the studio to finally make a sequel — based on a treatment written more than 30 years ago by Howard Koch, one of three writers who shared an Oscar for the original script. (Via)
Now, as every film junkie knows, Casablanca, a perfectly respectable choice for the greatest movies of all-time and one that makes every man want to be Humphrey Bogart, every woman Ingrid Bergman, and every bat boy Peter Lorre, already has a sort-of sequel: the 1996 Pam Anderson classic, Barb Wire. But even though Koch's decades-in-the-making treatment doesn't involve Big Fatso or Canada, here's what his synopsis looks like:
After leaving Casablanca for America, Ilsa learned she was pregnant. She gave birth to a boy who grew up in America. The real father of the boy, it turns out, was not Laszlo but Rick.
He was conceived the night Ilsa came to Rick's place to plead for the Letters of Transit . . . The secret was not kept from Laszlo, but being the kind of man he was and owing so much to Rick, he adopted the child and treated him as his own son.
The boy was named Richard, and he grew up to be a handsome, tough-tender young man reminiscent of his father. He had been told the truth about his origin and has a deep desire to find his real father, or at least more about him, since Rick's heroic at actions in Casablanca have become legendary.'
Richard finds himself very much a stranger in the Arab world, a world now under Arab rule since the expulsion of the Germans and Vichy French who occupied Casablanca during the war.
…now, in 1961, a citizens movement led by an Arab woman who calls herself Joan is leading "guerrilla warfare" to track down "Nazi-led outlaws." Richard eventually discovers his father's fate. (Via)
But seriously, Big Fatso as Richard or GTFO. He can be played by Kevin James eating Steve Harvey.
Also, Steve Buscemi as Signor Ugarte's son.
If both of those things happen, watch out Son of the Mask — you'll be the best sequel ever no longer.


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Hello! Sorry I've been MIA lately. I'm happy to say it's because we are expecting another little one! I'm due in the early spring. I've been really tired and working to get Buddy's big boy room ready so we can move this new one into the nursery. The blog is going to be a bit sparse in the coming months but I will try to drop in occasionally with a small post.
In addition to this update I want to give a little tip that most people are probably aware of, but I've never realized. Discount stores are a great place to look for earth friendly and organic products! I usually see food containers in the dishware, but I've never thought to check the hygiene aisle for lotions, shampoos, make-up, etc. I stopped by Marshall's Home Goods the other day and thought I would look through that section since I'm in need of a new shampoo. Before this baby, I started slowly switching to more organic personal hygiene products since it can be pricey. I already use Dr. Bronner's soap and a sulfate free shampoo that was running low. I found, what I think, is a big score. A 28.6 fl oz bottle of Theorie shampoo for $15! This is going to last a long time. Just look at the label to see how earth friendly it is.
The price tag said it is normally $30 and what I found online seemed to confirm that. I just started using it and it seems to work just as well as traditional shampoo. I might just have to keep buying it, even at full price. Have you found any good deals in unexpected places? Any recommendations for a safe deodorant?


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Anatomy and Physiology of Lymphatic System
There are seven main body systems
- Muscular System
- Skeletal system
- Nervous System
- Digestive System
- Respiratory system
- Excretory system
- Circulatory system
The lymphatic system aids the immune system by removing and destroying toxins, bacteria, germs, cancer cells and waste.
When the lymphatic system is at risk of not functioning properly, due to chronic medical conditions, chemotherapy, radiation and obesity all the bodies system will be affected. There are seven main body systems which all play an important role working with the Lymphatic System.
A compromised Lymphatic System will often have a holistic effect on all the body systems. The human body relies on millions of cells throughout the body to communicate and work together, allowing the systems to work at their maximum potential.
If the Excretory System was diseased and failing, this would put a heavy load on the Lymphatic System. There would be excess fluid building up around the cells, causing swelling in around the tissues.
When there is limited mobility in any limb, this slows down the Muscular System from being able to pump the lymph fluid through to the vessels. Unlike blood which has the heart to pump it through the Circulatory System, the lymphatic system needs the contraction of the muscles to pump the lymph fluid through the bodies system.
A compromised Circulatory System, which initially carries the lymph fluid as plasma in the blood, will affect the Lymphatic System if there is any venous insufficiency or heart condition.
The Digestive System also plays a major part in transporting the lymph fluid through all the organs associated with the Digestive System. A sluggish fatty and congested Digestive System can slow down lymph flow, causing fluid to back up in and around the tissues causing swelling.
In many cases chronic medical conditions within the Respiratory System, also cause swelling known as Lymphoedema. In the case of lung disease, especially caused from smoking, can thicken the walls of the main arteries and veins from the lungs to the heart making it hard to breathe. Slow breathing and blood flow from blocked arteries can also cause Venous Insufficiency causing swelling of the limbs (lymphoedema).


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I am Filipina, and I've lived most of my life in the Philippines. When I married an American, I discovered that some things I do which have always been so natural to me are new and sometimes even weird to my husband. One of these is the Filipino practice of lip pointing. I don't know when I acquired this trait. It could be I got it while I was still in my Filipino mother's womb, and was lip pointing from the day I was born. But what I do know is all Filipinos, at least those who have grown up in the Philippines or raised by Filipino parents abroad, perform this gesture on a regular basis.
Filipino lip pointing is actually more than just a simple puckering up. First there's eye-to-eye contact, followed by variations of lip pursing, combined with a eyebrow, head and neck action, the execution of which all depends on the intention of the pointer. Non-Filipinos who have observed this gesture find it confusing, and sometimes hilarious. Foreigners should be wary of this practice. A Filipina puckering her lips doesn't necessarily mean she's asking for a kiss. She could just be pointing to something on your shoulder. She might slap you in the face, if you misinterpret.
One of the most common reasons for lip pointing is to give quick directions, of which explaining verbally would take a longer time. So, if you're at a mall, and you ask a Filipino who's carrying grocery bags up to his arms where the rest room is, he might purse his lips then extend his neck to the direction of the restroom in one smooth action. Or he would purse his lips, lift his head up, and turn it to his left, which means: walk straight ahead, and make a left turn at the next corner. A head bobble before the head lift would mean pass two aisles down before making a left. If he over extends his neck, bends a bit, and stretches his lips outward, it means you've got a farther ways to walk.
Another reason why a Filipino would do this gesture is to instruct you to do something. So when a Filipino carrying large boxes looks at you and purses his lips towards a door knob, it's a sign for you to open the door. When that's combined that with several short and quick head bobbles, it means, "Hurry up!"
Or it could be they're trying to be discrete, like silently informing you that your fly is open without making it known to other people around you. (This one is usually a slight but quick lip purse, a slight bob of the head, and lifting of both eyebrows.) Or it could also be that it's too noisy (not uncommon in the Philippines), and giving verbal instructions is just futile and hand gestures disadvantageous. Like stealthily lip pointing to you the last available seat in a rock concert.
There are just so many reasons why Filipinos do this gesture. Here's a hilarious clip from a Filipino American Christine Gambito, aka "Happy Slip", which show some of the funnier reasons.
My American husband and I have been married for almost 9 years now, and lived in the Philippines for more than 3 years. I've tried teaching him how to interpret these lip pointing gestures, and how to do them correctly. He still sometimes shakes his head in confusion. It's so entertaining to see him do it. It's just so funny to see an American pucker up at nothing. Ay, naku!


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- In episode 11 of the Japanese version, Rouge's response to Topaz getting out the handcuffs is "So you're into S&M, huh?"
- The ending of episode 8, considering that Sonic was frozen like an ice cube for a little while during the episode. When the battle was won, the servants at the Thorndyke residence were treating Sonic, though Amy Rose decided to celebrate the victory with ice cream for the coolest guy around.
- In one episode, Sonic and Sam Speed race to settle who's the fastest. At first it looks like a photo finish. However, upon looking at the camera footage, it's revealed that Sonic actually finished, jumped over the white tape, posed for the camera, ran back and did the whole race over again.
- Just about anything involving the Chaotix.
Vector: (at a laughing Charmy) Hey, what're you laughin' at?(Charmy looks at him for a few seconds, then starts blubbering)Vector: Hey, don't cry!Charmy: (stops crying instantly and smiles) Okay.
- In their first appearance, Charmy's attempts and ultimate failure to introduce himself before the commercial break.
- In the Japanese version, there's this line, also in their first appearance:
Espio: Change the scene and suddenly you know where Sonic is. Is it just because the program is nearly over?
- The kidnapping argument in episode 59:
Charmy: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Delusional Thinking with Vector!Espio: *thinking* This is hopeless! I can't argue with someone who refuses to make sense!Vector: I'm tossing Cream into this bag and then we're gone!Charmy: Just look at him go, ladies and gentlement! He's out of control! There's no stopping him!
- Episode 71 shows Team Chaotix working at their own cafe/detective office. Vector is seen playing a lovely tune on the piano (in the Japanese version) until...
Vector: (faces the camera as the music abruptly stops) I guess you're very surprised to see me playing the piano.
- Episode 45. Tails versus Rouge in a referee moderated tournament. Rouge wins. By kissing Tails' cheek.
- And one that 4kids created: "Kids, never use Formula One Race Cars to chase hedgehogs". In the first episode. Spoken while standing atop the speeding Formula One race car, no less.
- The original Japanese line is "Good kids don't stand on moving cars". The absurdity of the advice makes it plain that it's meant to be a parody of Sonic Sez.
- Knuckles and Cosmo's brief exchange while the crew are trying to free the Blue Typhoon from a huge maze of what is apparently plantlife - by cutting:
Cosmo: My sister Galaxina and I often did gardening together. It's great therapy.
Knuckles: Sure, hacking through deadwood really does it for me, too.
- When Knuckles and Hawk are in prison together, Knuckles discovers a hidden microphone. He and Hawk (his inmate) share this exchange:
Hawk: They could change the menu once in a while. I mean, baked beans day in and day out? You'd think they'd never heard of steak, or fried chicken, or even a cheeseburger with fries! (Knuckles takes a deep breath) Now wouldn't that be something?Knuckles (into the microphone): IT SURE WOULD!!Li Yan, the guy who was listening to their conversation, panics due to the loud volume of Knuckles's shout.
- The Tournament Arc has some funny moments, but the tops would be when Decoe and Bocoe enter...and find themselves fighting each other. The match is called off when the police show up and chase them out of the ring.
- "This message has been brought to you by the Eggman Empire, which is not responsible for any of its content. Except this part."
- The entirety of Cruise Blues, some examples:
Eggman: Rock, Paper, Scissors?Bocoe: You can't be serious.
- Sonic's plan to get off the yacht and the ways it backfires.
- Eggman's various names for his 3 aircraft to please Decoe and Bocoe, especially the one below:
- The senior citizens petting Sonic like a dog.
- All of Sonic's panic attacks in the episode, ALL OF THEM.
- One that was sadly removed from the dub had Eggman's Japanese voice actor performing an epic Throw It In! and improvising a little rant about how nobody ever dies in shows like this after his minions ask if Sonic will survive his trap. It was so unexpected that all the other voice actors got confused and stumbled through their next lines.
- "How To Catch A Hedgehog" is pretty hilarious. A microchip from one of Eggman's robots gets caught in Sonic's ear causing him to run about uncontrollably, unable to stop or slow down. What follows is a Looney Tunes-esque episode in which the gang tries to catch Sonic to find out what's wrong with him. All of their ridiculous traps fail and Sonic continues to just run in circles. The whole time Eggman and his minions are watching and Eggman's robots are trying to get him to start exercising. It's amazing.
Eggman: That looks like fun! I think I'm going to start exercising!Bocoe and Decoe: That's great Doctor.Eggman: Tomorrow. (Starts eating a huge loaf of bread.)Bocoe and Decoe: Tomorrow never comes!
- Also in this episode, Knuckles getting run over by a giant hamster wheel, and then being tended by Ella afterwards.
- The ridiculous Chaotix Crew plan of getting Tails to save Cosmo; by knocking Knuckles unconscious, drawing a beard on this face, and finally having Espio (while invisible) carry him around and threaten her.
- "Even his own mamma wouldn't recognize him", cut to everyone knowing very well that it was Knuckles with makeup during the attempt to threaten Cosmo.
- Knuckles tries to pick up a chaos emerald. Some cards fall to the ground, then Rouge swoops down and steals the emerald away! Then there's this exchange (in the English dub at least).
Rouge: Thanks for doing the dirty work. I own ya one Knucky.Knuckles: You bring that back here!Amy: Ah! She just stole the chaos emerald.Knuckles: Thanks very much for the update.
- Then again, nearly all the Knuckles and Rouge scenes are hilarious.
- When Cosmo breaks the pendant that keeps her from going to the 'final stage', she immediately matures into an adult. The flowers on her head burst into bloom... and her butt and breasts get bigger. Getting Crap Past the Radar indeed. Although that's probably the only time you're going to laugh during the whole scene, considering what follows next...
- The Sonic X comic basically runs on humor. One particularly memorable issue has Eggman eat one of Bokkun's sugary-treats, which causes him to go hyper and launch into a costume-fueled crime spree, complete with rubber swords. Sonic's strategy for dealing with him? Play a game with Eggman where he has to switch into the disguise of Sonic's choice, which involves Eggman running up and down the stairs of his lair (the costume room is on the top floor), until the Doc's hyperactivity wears off. In the process, we get to see Eggman don a plethora of ridiculous costumes, which include a viking, an astronaut, Elvis Presley, a fur-suit, and even a Chris Thorndyke get-up, which disturbs Docoe to no small degree.
- There's also the St. Patrick's day issue, where Eggman crashes a St. Patrick's Day parade with a giant leprechaun mecha, looking for a leprechaun to lead him to its pot of gold. Unfortunately, the leprechaun they've tracked is actually Bokkun, who has been accidentally covered with green paint.
- The "Freaky Friday" Flip where Sonic and Eggman switch bodies, and their terrible efforts at adapting to one another's roles.
- It was funny enough for it to be reused in an episode of Sonic Boom.
- One issue has the side-antagonist group create clones of Sonic to frame and attack the real one. Sonic's solution? Have Eggman take them out. The reaction when Eggman and his bots see a multi-coloured army of Sonics charging towards their lair...
- This scene in the dub. The fact Sonic replies to Knuckles' complete shock and panicked yelling with a sarcastic tone despite the situation is what really makes this scene.


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How to say rabbit in Turkish ˈræb ɪt
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Behold the beginning of our annual 100 Favorite Dishes countdown! Every day until the publication of our fantabulous Best Of Issue, we'll list our favorite meals this year in descending order. Enjoy, pass it on, and tune in daily!
Another Laguna Beach fave, just for the hell of it. First wrote about it in 2006, and my words still stand:
Even if you've never eaten at Husky Boy, you know this restaurant. It's the burger stand on the north side of Laguna Beach–the one on the inland side as you speed (slowly: mind the local constabulary) toward Crystal Cove, the dive with the chronically long line of surfers and tourists, the rich and the day laborers, kids and adults, all waiting patiently for some of the best hamburgers on the Orange County coast.
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All of them deserve a bite, but first-timers should stick to the majestic bulk that is the namesake Husky burger. It's really just a cheeseburger topped with ruddy bits of pastrami, but the contrast between the juicy beef and the salty pastrami is gluttony at its most enjoyable. Fork out an extra $2.50, and you can get the combo, which includes a large drink and a basket of fries: joy.
The List:
65. Love Bagel from Koffee Klatch
66. Kouign Amann From The Crema Cafe & Bakery
67. Chili Lime Popcorn From Green Tomato Grill
68. PB & J At Hopscotch
69. Takuwan Sushi from AnQi by Crustacean
70. Ube Ensaymadas from The Ensaymada Project
71. Pork Bánh Mì at the OC Poultry and Rotisserie Market
72. Tacos Gobernador from Mariscos Los Corales
73. Dutch Baby at the Original Pancake House
74. Doughnuts from Sidecar
75. Lengua Tacos at La Chonita
76. Oysters from Carlsbad Aquafarm at the Orange Homegrown Farmers Market
77. Lemon Miso Crab Melt at Umami Burger in Laguna Beach
78. Pani Puri from Adya
79. The Pocket at the Pocket Burger
80. Gyro Sandwich from Paul's Place
81. Slice of Heaven at Pie-Not
82. Taquitos at El Toro Bravo
83. Peanut Butter and Jelly Donut at the Donuttery
84. Dan Dan Mian at Wei-Shian Noodle
85. Beef Burger at Rider's Club Café
86. Smoked Trout at Provenance
87. Small Plates at A&J Restaurant
88. Corn Cheese at Zoomak Asian Bistro
89. Pumpkin Curry at Bhan Baitong
90. Poke at Costco Tustin II
91. Pambazo at Tacos Radioactivos
92. Beef Pho at Pho Crystal Noodle House
93. Breakfast Burrito from Cafe Calacas
94. Koobideh Plate from Grill Cafe
95. Tacos de Cecina from Alebrije's
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97. Breakfast Sausage from Da-Le Ranch
98. Any Special Dinner by Old Vine Cafe's Mark McDonald
99. Tres Amigos Burrito from Piaggio on Wheels
100. Bacon-Wrapped Dates from Lola Gaspar
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