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Okay, So Here's Tilda Swinton As A Tibetan Morpheus Or Some Shit
On Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night, The Alien Lizard King debuted the trailer for the newest movie that will probably bring in seven trillion dollar signs and allow a Marvel executive to say, "Sure, go ahead and get the solid gold bidet that shoots out diamond water," to their contractor.
Doctor Strange barely finished filming, but the teaser trailer is already out, because I guess Marvel wanted to keep the nerd boners hard after Disney put out the trailer for the latest Star Whores movie. Although, I don't know if this crap is going to keep you nerds hard, because it's just, uh…no. If Inception ate up giant servings of The Matrix, washed it down with a glass of Thor 2 and then barfed up all over a Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon diorama, the end result would look like this trailer. It's got Benedict Cumberbatch doing an American accent, some Inception shit, some Matrix shit and Tilda Swinton as The Ancient One. The Ancient One is a Tibetan sorcerer, but if I didn't know that, I'd guess that Tilda was playing Powder's real biological mother doing lazy cosplay as the boy from The Last Airbender.
While watching this trailer, you may be wondering why there's no Asians in it. Um, there's Asians as the EXTRAS, thankyouverymuch!
Since they insisted on casting Tilda as the Ancient One, they should've went all the way. They should've Tilda-washed the whole thing by casting her in every single role.
And here's Tilda graciously bestowing her regal presence upon her loyal subjects while walking through NYC with her young lovah last month.
Pics: Splash
Open Post: Hosted By Mads Mikkelsen Struttin' That Ass On The "Doctor Strange" Set
All together now (to the tune of The Isley Brothers' That Lady): "Who's that villain? (Who's that villain?) Beautiful villain… (Who's that villain?) Lovely villain… (Who's that villain?) Real fine villain… (Who's that villain?)"
The other day, Martin posted pictures of The Alien Lizard King gracefully leaping while in Ren Faire wizard drag on the NYC set of Doctor Strange. Those pictures probably made the Cumberbitches open sesame and squirt out a geyser of chunky excitement. But sadly for them, B. Cums was shown up over the weekend when Mads Mikkelsen set the sidewalk and genitals on fire by struttin' for his life on the set. Hannibal's eyes look like the chapped anus of that power bottom Barney, but yet he still looks faaaaaabulous! Work it, own it, Hannibal!
Nobody seems to know who Hannibal is playing. Some nerds think he's playing a Doctor Strange villain called Nightmare and others think he's playing some other evil trick. To me, Mads Mikkelsen looks like a strung-out Burning Man junkie who spent all his money on the bad shit and is begging you for a ride back to L.A. That is one of the most scariest and annoying creatures of all-time, so I'm going with that.
It's The Alien Lizard King As Doctor Strange
Doctor Strange is still shooting and it won't be done until March, but I guess Marvel couldn't wait to make the clits of the Cumberbitches bust into a seizure, because they let Benedict Cumberbatch pose in full Sorcerer Supreme drag for an Entertainment Weekly cover shoot.
To me, it just looks like a Photoshopped B. Cums in cosplay at the ren faire, but that doesn't matter. Entertainment Weekly is still going to sell a zillion copies of this shit, because the Cumberbitches are going to do all sorts of things with this issue. They're going to cover their walls and ceilings with it. They're going to make paper panties out of it. And they're going to roll it up, laminate it and use it gently as a dildo. I mean, it's a special double issue, so it's already got the girth.
B. Cums told Entertainment Weekly that he hasn't figured out all of Doctor Strange's spell-casting moves yet, so he used the photo shoot to help him with that.
"I'm still in the infancy of learning all that. It was like, okay, I've got to keep throwing these poses, these spells, these rune-casting things, everything he does physically. I'm thinking, there's going to be a huge amount of speculation and intrigue over the positioning of that finger as opposed to it being there, or there. And I'm still working on that. We haven't played any of those scenes yet. I felt really self-conscious. But, then, by the end, it was great. It's like anything, you just have to experiment."
"…the positioning of that finger…" That sound that sounded like a thousand THUDS was just from the Cumberbitches falling out of themselves.
On another note, why in all of the fucks did the exclusive first look at Ryan Reynolds' pecs & abs not make the cover?!
And here's more of B. Cums working that high collar and Dep gel-covered 80s bangs as Doctor Strange, as well as pictures of him with Sophie Hunter at the Star Wars premiere a couple of weeks ago.
Pics: Entertainment Weekly, Wenn.com
Open Post: Hosted By Benedict Cumberbatch Impersonating Some Otters
And just like that, an enthusiastic Cumberbitch/Furry crossover subculture called Cumberbears was born.
During a recent appearance to promote Black Mass on The Graham Norton Show, Benedict Cumberbatch confirmed what the internet has been saying for years: that he looks like a damn otter. To prove that Benedict is just a few DNA chains short of reaching out to his long-lost cousin Emmet and asking if he can join his jug band this Christmas, a couple pictures of otters were thrown up and Benedict did his best impression of them. To be fair, they might not even have been his best impressions; dude looks so much like a water puppy that even his worst impression would have had the audience screaming "OMG TWINS!!!!"
But the best part, by far, was Johnny Depp's reaction. Johnny was looking at Benedict in the same profoundly confused way he looks at a bar of soap or a hat without holes; just a whole lot of "the FUCK is this??" Which is so weird, because if anyone on that couch looks like a dead-ringer for a greasy wet otter, it's Johnny Depp.
The Alien Lizard King In Zoolander 2: Would You Hit It?
And I don't mean "hit it with splashes of holy water while running to the safe house."
The trailer for Zoolander 2 came out today and it starts off as a comedy but then turns into a terrifying sci-fi horror show when Benedict Cumberbatch pops up on the screen looking like some kind of creature that slithered out of Snape's asshole 9 months after that half-blood wizard had bareback fuck times with The Lizard from Spider-Man on the site of a toxic waste dump. If Kendall Jenner uses her family's plastic surgeon, that's what she's going to look like without makeup in 10 years.
B. Cums plays an androgynous supermodel and I don't even think they used any prosthetics or wigs or anything. B. Cums just shape-shifted into his natural alien lizard form and now we know that his natural alien lizard from looks a melting Tilda Swinton wax figure in low-budget Cher drag. B. Cums as a carved Pete Burns candle isn't the only terrifying thing in the Zoolander 2 trailer. Kristen Wiig as Donatella Versace's unremarkable anus is also pretty terrifying.
But B. Cums and Kristen aren't even the scariest things in that trailer. The most horrifying thing is that they call Justin Bieber, whose death isn't as perfect as his death in CSI, one of the most beautiful people in the world.
And to answer my headline question, yes, I probably would.
Johnny Depp Doesn't Want To Win An Oscar
Either Amber Heard temporarily sprained one of her neck muscles from trying so hard while posing ("Amateur!" – Phoebe Price) or her nostrils just got a good whiff of the rank scent of ass jelly, foundation, armpit grease and dick cheddar wafting off of Johnny Depp.
It feels like there's been 4,927 premieres for Black Mass and there was another one at the BFI London Film Festival last night, because why not? Before she's found guilty of Yorkie smuggling and gets locked up in an Australian prison cell for 11 years, Amber Heard got in another red carpet posing session with Johnny Depp who once again took himself higher by wearing a pair of gorgeous platform shoes straight out of Tom Cruise's dream shoe closet.
Before Black Mass even came out, hos predicted that Johnny Depp will probably get an Oscar nomination. At last night's premiere, Johnny told the BBC that he'll take that nomination, but he hopes that his name is never called at the Oscars, because he doesn't want to dribble out a speech.
"I don't want to win one of those things ever, you know. I don't want to have to talk. They gave me one of those things, like a nomination, two or three times. A nomination is plenty.
The idea of winning means that you're in competition with someone and I'm not in competition with anybody. I just stick to my guns and do what I want to do. Sometimes people don't like it but that's alright."
Oh, please. Johnny Depp is busting out some reverse psychology shit on Oscar voters. Of course he wants an Oscar. An Oscar trophy is the ultimate bracelet holder and he doesn't want to disappoint Amber Heard who has probably spent hours practicing the "sexy but happy" face she'll make when the cameras are on her during her husband's speech. I hope that Johnny does get a nomination and I hope he wins and only because I really want to see forever Oscar bridesmaid Leonardo DiCaprio tackle that trick on the stage while screaming, "It's mine, he said he didn't want it!"
Here's more pictures from the Black Mass premiere including some of the Alien Lizard King and Sophie Hunter.
Pics: Wenn.com
The Daily Mail Claims They Know What Benedict Cumberbatch And Sophie Hunter Named Their Baby
It's been eleven weeks since Benedict Cumberbatch's chosen human bride gave birth to the future king of lizards, and now it looks like we might know what name Benedict Cumberbatch and Sophie Hunter bestowed upon their spawn. Finally, we can all sleep at night!
Benedict and Sophie haven't said shit about their new baby, because they sort of like privacy (or maybe they're just waiting for a $2 million check from Lizard People magazine for the ~exclusive~ reveal). But the Daily Mail says they know what Benedict wrote on Baby Cumberbatch's birth certificate. And that name is: Christopher Carlton Cumberbatch.
"Christopher was the name of the character Benedict played in Sir Tom Stoppard's TV adaptation of Parade's End, while Carlton is a family middle name shared by Benedict and his actor father Timothy."
Again, no one knows for sure if that's Baby Cumberbatch's real name, since Benedict and Sophie haven't confirmed it. So it could be Christopher Carlton Cumberbatch. Or it could be Jaiden Jaxon Camdyn Cumberbatch. Until we see the receipts, let's just go with Christopher Carlton.
With that being said, I am 100% on board with the name Christopher Carlton Cumberbatch. First, because you can shorten it down to C.C. Cumberbatch, which reminds me of peroxide hair metal legend C.C. DeVille from Poison, and that's never a bad thing. Second, because he can pretend his parents named him after Carlton Banks from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Third, because Chris Cumberbatch totally sounds like the name of a rich jock from a 1970s slobs vs. snobs college comedy (possible title: Barf Academy II). It really covers all the bases.
Here's Chris Cumberbatch's daddy getting mobbed by a rabid army of Cumberbitches after a performance of Hamlet in London last week:
Pics: Wenn.com
Benedict Cumberbatch Schools The Cumberbitches On How To Act Right In The Theater
The clit boner-inducer of Tumblr, Bendydick Cumsinsnatches, is playing the title role in a production of Hamlet at the Barbican Centre in London and even though some of the reviews say to skip it, it has already sold out, because Cumberbitches will sell the internal organs of their children to breathe in the same air as their god. But well, apparently some of the Cumberbitches aren't giving the holy walls of the THI-TURR the respect it deserves and are acting like pieces of trash by taking pictures of The Alien Lizard King while he's trying to do serious acting stuff.
Benedict Cumberbatch Has Spawned!
After many months of gestating in its humanoid growth pod (aka Sophie Hunter's womb), the intergalactic alien lizard royal baby is here! That loud wailing sound you just heard was either the wails of happiness from the citizens of Benedict Cumberbatch's home planet or the wails of sorrow from the Cumberbitches. It's hard to tell them apart – they both sound the same. The Daily Mail says a rep for Benedict Cumberbatch released this statement earlier today confirming that his wife of four months popped out a baby boy.
"Benedict Cumberbatch and Sophie Hunter are delighted to announce the arrival of their beautiful son. We would kindly ask everyone to respect the family's privacy during these next few precious weeks."
"Ha! See how they didn't specify whether or not it was a human son? I knew it!" said every "Benedict Cumberbatch is an alien disguised as a human" truther.
So far all we know is that Sophie had a baby boy, but that's about it. No idea on the weight or what he looks like, so until I see a picture, I'm just going to assume he looks like one of Kif Kroker's babies or that adorable alien squid baby from Men In Black. Also not known is what Benedict and Sophie have named their new baby. Usually this would be where I make a joke about British-sounding baby names, but even "Nigel Fitzcrumpet" is nothing compared to "Benedict Cumberbatch".
Regardless – congratulations on your new baby, Benedict and Sophie! And to everyone on Benedict's home planet, congratulations on your future king!
This Is What Sophie Hunter Wore When She Married Benedict Cumberbatch
Even though the Valentine's Day wedding of human-looking alien royalty Benedict Cumberbatch and his knocked-up human girlfriend Sophie Hunter was the intergalactic high society event of the year, no pictures of the event were ever released, which means only the most important of extraterrestrial aristocracy got to see Benedict float down the aisle in his custom-made lizard suit. However, since Sophie is still a human person, she invited VOGUE along with her to one of her gown fittings so us regulars could see what she would look like on her wedding day.
Valentino, the tricks who made her dress, recently revealed a picture of Sophie shot by Annie Leibovitz modeling her wedding gown, and it's pretty much what I expected Benedict Cumberbatch's human bride would wear. It's silver (the official color of martians and flying saucers), it has a swirly design (to mimic the sky above Benedict's home planet), and it covers 95% of her body (to help protect her human skin from the toxic residue that will rub off on her when she hugs one of Benedict's relatives).
But now I really want to know what Benedict wore! Did he try to appear human by wearing a boring old tuxedo, or did he bring that X-Files metal examination table unknown species glamour? I guess I'll just have to wait for this month's issue of VLORP (alien VOGUE) to arrive in the mail.
Speaking of, here's Benedict Cumberbatch looking like a real human person while walking to work yesterday morning:
Pics: Instagram, Wenn.com


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At first glance, this spiritual autobiography might appear to be another of those rags-to-riches memoirs that retired business owners love to write. Happily, Beiler puts an unusual "twist" on her story, interweaving the chronicle of her business's startup and phenomenal growth (farmer's market stand in 1988, 700 domestic and 119 foreign locations 15 years later) with a candid personal account of bereavement, abuse and adultery; family and workplace struggles; and extended periods of grief and depression. Sometimes the chronological leapfrogging can be confusing-are we in Texas now, or Pennsylvania? and what year is it again?-but often insights from one time period illuminate struggles from another as Beiler alternates between incredible naïveté, especially about predatory males, and sharp-eyed business savvy. Money does play an important role: "I see God giving you things you wouldn't believe," a friend predicts. "I see houses, I see land, I see cars...." Yet Beiler's first priority is philanthropy, not accumulation. Religious readers will appreciate not only her generosity but also her inspirational accounts of prophecies, answered prayers and, above all, forgiveness. (Mar.)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information
Twist of Faith: The Story of Anne Beiler, Founder of Auntie Anne's Pretzelsby Anne Beiler
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The secret ingredient is love.
It was a short distance from Anne Beiler's little town in the heart of Mennonite country to her humble farmer's stand that would become the first Auntie Anne's Pretzel store. But it was a long life journey for Anne to get there. Twist of Faith is more than the inspiring story of building a successful business; it's a personal/i>
The secret ingredient is love.
It was a short distance from Anne Beiler's little town in the heart of Mennonite country to her humble farmer's stand that would become the first Auntie Anne's Pretzel store. But it was a long life journey for Anne to get there. Twist of Faith is more than the inspiring story of building a successful business; it's a personal journey of faith and forgiveness.
From the death of her young daughter to surviving the rigors of building a successful business to struggles with depression, Anne offers a deeply personal view of her life. She says, "If you knew my life and understood where I came from, you would agree that Auntie Anne's, Inc. is a modern day business miracle."
Twist of Faith is an inspiring look at the life of a woman who went from an 8th-grade Amish education to founding Auntie Anne's, Inc., the world's largest mall-based pretzel franchise.
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Read an ExcerptTWIST OF Faith
By Anne Beiler Shawn Smucker
Thomas Nelson
Copyright © 2008 Anne Beiler with Shawn Smucker
All right reserved.
Chapter One
My Angie
I walked a mile with Pleasure / She chatted all the way But left me none the wiser / For all she had to say I walked a mile with Sorrow / And ne'er a word said she But, oh, the things I learned from her / When Sorrow walked with me! -Robert Browning Hamilton
And just like that, the journey ended. I had covered so much ground during those years, walked so many miles. I went through the darkness, at times unsure if I would make it. I also walked the mountaintops and accomplished more than I ever dreamed possible. Do journeys always seem to end so abruptly? This one did. One moment I was caught up in running a business, and the next moment suddenly we were walking away from it: after seventeen years and building over eight hundred locations, we decided to sell Auntie Anne's Soft Pretzels.
One moment represented the climax of that journey's end: my husband, Jonas, and I sat alone on a stage at the annual Auntie Anne's convention, in front of nearly one thousand franchisees, corporate employees, and family members. I felt as though nearly everyone fit into the last category: family. In many ways those franchisees and employees served as family through the years. We spent holidays with them, attended their weddings and their funerals, and sent congratulations on the arrival of children and grandchildren.
I desperately clung to Jonas's hand. He began his adult life as a mechanic by trade, something that fit into his true calling: fixing things. Initially this worked itself out in his life when he owned a body shop, beating old cars into shape. Eventually he channeled his efforts into counseling, tuning the engines of broken lives, making them purr again. I think when most people meet him, they see his serious side, his compassion. What many people don't see is that really he's just a little boy, downright silly at times. Sitting beside me on the stage, he made me feel strong and capable.
Some of my oldest and dearest friends talked about when they first started with Auntie Anne's. Their stories about broken-down delivery vans and grand opening day disasters put all of us in hysterics. But they also told stories that made me cry, stories about the changing of fortunes, how Auntie Anne's altered their lives for good, forever.
Two of our first franchisees in the South told their story of wanting to open a location in spite of our hesitancies. "You're too far away," we told them. "We're not ready to incorporate a store that far away into our infant distribution system." Back in the early '90s, we struggled to keep up with the business, growing mostly in Pennsylvania, and we couldn't imagine expanding so many hundreds of miles away. We eventually resigned ourselves to their pleas, agreeing to meet them half-way between their hometown and the interstate with their delivery once a month. These days franchisees receive deliveries on their doorstep, once or even twice a week. But back then we sometimes had to do things the hard way if we wanted to grow.
As other franchisees spoke kind words, my eyes fought the glare of the spotlights to search the crowd. Stories flashed through my mind as I scanned those faces. Hundreds of success stories, rags-to-riches tales that warmed my heart. Some faces brought to mind difficult times, conflict, and disagreement, but that went with the territory. There's nothing like the combination of money, passion for a product, and competition to stir up disagreement. Then, through the searching beam, I saw Charlie Johnson.
I remember one of my first trips to California to meet Charlie, a new franchisee. He drove me around in his sports car, gave me a tour of his stores in San Francisco. He seemed so full of peace and compassion, a family man. I attended church with Charlie over Mother's Day weekend and got to know him, heard his story. I soon discovered where the connection I felt came from-he'd experienced the tragedy of losing someone close to him, just like I had. When I told him the story about my daughter Angela, tears welled up in his eyes.
"I'm so sorry you lost your daughter," he said that day, Mother's Day. He repeated the statement many times after that: "I'm so sorry you lost your Angela." Charlie somehow understood I never stopped thinking about her. Even before I got up on stage the final day of our convention, he approached me, said how happy he was for me, but the last thing he said echoed in my spirit: "I really think your success is somehow connected with Angie being in heaven. I think she's pulling some strings for you up there."
"I think you're right, Charlie. I think Angie played a huge part in all this. I've always thought ..." But I couldn't continue. Just the thought of her, of Angie, well, I stood there shaking my head, unable to press words past the rising emotion.
of the crowd. I thought to myself, "That's it-it's all over, my last convention as owner of Auntie Anne's."
Not yet.
Through the darkness I could hear one of my favorite songs beginning, "Go Light Your World." The word LIGHT holds special significance for us at Auntie Anne's, an acronym signifying our statement of purpose: Lead by example, Invest in employees, Give freely, Honor God, and Treat all business contacts with respect.
My corporate employees lit candles all along the edge of the auditorium. The candlelight spilled along the front row, illuminated the faces of my two daughters, LaWonna and LaVale, and sent a shiver down my spine. I could feel Angie. Somehow I just knew she sat there with me. Then the gentle glow of candlelight began to spread.
* * *
The light spread through the kitchen in our small trailer home on that Monday morning, September 8, 1975. My bare feet padded across the cold linoleum floor. I turned on the stove and began making breakfast. My journal entry from the day before reads:
Sunday evening we all went to church. My sisters and I didn't sing that night, so I was with Angie in the nursery all evening, which was unusual. She played so much with her cousin Quentin ... Came home after the service and made some eggs and things to eat. Angie was quite a character that night. I finally put her to bed at 12:30. She fussed for a while and finally Jonas went in and told her to lay down, and she settled down and went to sleep about 1:00. Checked the girls before we went to sleep, and all was well.
As eggs sizzled and bacon spattered, I heard a sound behind me-imagine my surprise, after a late night, to see Angie's cute little face smiling toward me. She wanted to help with breakfast.
Shortly after Angie woke, the house bustled with activity: a group of guys who spoke at our church and spent Sunday night at our house packed their belongings in our small living room, then joined us for breakfast. The morning practically overflowed with life, laughter, happiness, and the growing noise of hungry men eating (knives and forks against plates) while Angie entertained them.
Before they left, we decided to pray. Jonas and I stood together, holding hands, while my daddy blessed the men before they left-Angie wedged her way in between Jonas and me, her tiny hands grasping ours. LaWonna had left a few moments earlier, dashing outside to play with her cousins.
Just as Daddy came to the end of his prayer, he paused, but instead of ending in a typical fashion, he said something strange: "And, Lord, if there is a tragedy today, help us to accept it. Amen."
Those words embarrassed me-how could Daddy pray about tragedies with the long drive these kind men had before them? Jonas and I kind of chuckled it off as another one of my father's eccentric moments. But those words would echo in my mind for the rest of my life; I'm sure I'll never forget them. Why didn't those words alert me to what was about to happen? Why didn't I do things differently that morning?
The next few moments passed in a whirlwind of activity and good-byes and men carrying large bags through the door. Jonas helped them pack all of their things into the car and drove out down the lane-he needed to take them back to our church, where their bus waited to whisk them off to the next church meeting a few hours away. I stood in the doorway, the autumn breeze fresh against my skin. I waved good-bye to them, watched the dust kick up behind Jonas's car. The leaves changed color during those weeks, and the lining trees along the main road just beyond our lane rattled their leaves together. As I turned to go back inside, Angie darted past me for freedom and her Grandma's house. I watched her move away, her pajamas blowing around her like a cloud as she passed through our yard. For one instant I thought, I should call her back, dress her before she goes to her grandma's. Instead, I walked into the kitchen-I would call Mom and let her know Angie would be there any moment. That split-second decision changed my life forever.
* * *
The glow spread through the entire auditorium as hundreds of people lit their candles. The light shone unnaturally, threw shadows against the walls. The song, the radiance, the emotion overwhelmed my senses. I found myself on the verge of fainting, forced to lean on Jonas for support to prevent myself from collapsing under the weight of too much happiness, too much love, too much sadness, and too much grief.
Then came the most tranquil feeling of all: Angie was there. I mean, I could sense her walking through the auditorium. Not in a sad way or a scary way. I simply felt her there, felt her say two things to me.
First she said, "Look what I did for you, Mama!"
I could picture her giggling, laughing in that mischievous way that only she could. What would she look like now, at the age of thirty? What would her smile look like? Would her eyes remind people of mine or Jonas's? Would her blond hair have stayed blond?
The second thing she said was, "You did good, Mama. I always knew you could."
And then I remembered, she wasn't thirty. I pictured her nineteen-month-old form wandering the auditorium, peering down rows of seats, playing peekaboo with the person seated behind her, all the while her golden curls bouncing like new flowers in a strong spring breeze.
* * *
I reached for the phone to call Mom's house and let her know Angie was on her way wearing her pajamas and that I would bring clothes for her after I got the kitchen cleaned up. I can still see my young hand reaching for that green phone: smooth, creaseless. Jonas and I were so innocent then, overjoyed to move into that sixty-foot double-wide trailer, our lives so simple. But on that day we arrived at the middle of a decade that became both the best and the worst of our lives. The first half of the 1970s presented us with five years of happy marriage and our first two daughters. The second half became a long walk through the kind of darkness I never even knew existed. It began on that day, September 8.
Screaming. That's all I remember. Horrendous screaming and then one single deep voice hollering: the voice of Daddy, but not the voice I usually heard when he played with the grandchildren, scaring them and chasing them around the barn. No, the voice that interrupted my hand reaching for the phone scared me because I had never heard that voice before, full of panic and a too-late despair. Then another round of screaming, this time women's voices.
No, I thought, not Angie.
"Not Angie," I said, pacing a circle in the kitchen, the phone hanging lifeless against the wall where I dropped it. "Not Angie, God, not Angie." As soon as I heard those screams, everything punched me in the gut: the dreams, the premonitions, the realization that everything I felt up to that point about a family member dying actually prepared me for this moment, this screaming nightmare of a moment. I pulled on my hair with both hands. "Dear God, no, not Angie."
I couldn't resist. I walked to the screen door, the front door still open, still letting in that autumn day's fresh breeze. My face pressed up against the wire mesh, my eyes not wanting to look. Running around the corner (that last precious corner where I saw Angie disappear) came Daddy. In his arms he cradled a tiny bundle wrapped in a child's pajamas.
* * *
Just as I felt Angie's presence at the convention the strongest, a rustling movement drew my attention down in front of the stage: a small group of employees and family, each of them part of the core group that helped me start the company, walked toward me with their candles lit. My brother-in-law Aaron was there with my sister Becky, my first employees. My mom walked toward the front, looking frail and making slow progress, but still so strong. Then I saw Fi with her dark brown hair and brown eyes, my youngest sister-she always played so much with our younger brothers when we were little, always wanted to play baseball with them or go ice skating or climb trees. When my two sisters are with me, I always feel like I can do just about anything.
The words of the song grew louder, and that small group of friends sang along with the music: Take your candle, and go light your world. I could hear Fi's clear voice ring out above all the rest. If Angie was here, I thought to myself, she would be right there walking beside Fi.
* * *
Even back then Fi loved to sing-we'd often hear her beautiful voice ringing clear and loud from wherever she worked. I think singing came naturally to her, but she also got a lot of practice as a little girl singing with me and my older sister, Becky, in bed, the lights off, everyone else quiet in the house. During the fall of 1975, Fi announced her engagement, the last of us three sisters to marry, and she wanted Angie to be her flower girl.
Only twenty-two years old on that day of Angie's accident, Fi worked hard for my Daddy's masonry business, scooping sand into the mixer with a shovel. Soon Fi and Ruth, my sister-in-law, worked through half of the pile of sand, so Fi ran into the neighboring barn for the Bobcat tractor.
Fi knew the grandchildren could be anywhere, so she always took her time backing out. Glancing over her shoulder, she checked to make sure the driveway was clear. Then she backed out and pulled into the barn, ramming the sand forward. She backed again, always checking, always looking.
The next time she looked over her shoulder, she saw Daddy waving his hands frantically and running toward the back of the Bobcat. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a tiny body lying limp where the Bobcat's wheels rolled just moments before.
My Angie.
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Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison
|Boulder, Western Australia
|30°47′26″S 121°29′10″E / 30.7905°S 121.486°ECoordinates: 30°47′26″S 121°29′10″E / 30.7905°S 121.486°E
|Security class
|Minimum (small maximum section) (Male and female)
|116 plus 20 at work camp
|October 1980
|Managed by
|Department of Corrective Services, Western Australia
Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison is an Australian prison located in Boulder, Western Australia.
It replaced the Kalgoorlie Regional Prison in December 1980. The old prison was retained as an annexe to the new prison for three years to hold maximum and medium-security prisoners on a short-term basis. It was closed down permanently with the opening of a maximum-security remand block at the new prison in 1983.
In April 2005, the prison opened the Mount Morgans work camp, which allows approved low-risk prisoners to live, care for themselves and work under supervision in the area. The Mount Morgans work camp was closed in 2011 and 2 months later the brand new Warburton work camp was opened.
A variety of employment and educational activities are available to prisoners. An education officer and tutors provide a range of education activities/courses from basic numeracy and literacy to university subjects. Courses are provided specifically for Aboriginal prisoners. Training is also conducted in a number of trades with formal accreditation gained on completion.
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Weep not for the Philadelphia Flyers.
Not that the thought would have occurred to you in the first place, of course.
The Flyers, when good, have been a punishing, kick-sand-in-your-face team blessed with more money than common sense (at times) because of a deep, hard-core following in the City of Brotherly Love. But they haven't exactly engendered a great deal of affection and warmth across the NHL in the four decades they've been in existence.
Even last summer, the Flyers raised hackles everywhere by putting out a free-agent offer sheet to Vancouver winger Ryan Kesler, an ultimately fruitless effort that once more created angry mutterings around the league.
But that's always been the Flyer way, from the days when Dave Schultz, Don Saleski and friends were raising hell, to today, when the club's powerful owner, Ed Snider, always seems to be trying to gain an edge for his team, often through complaining.
So, the fact Philadelphians are likely to experience the greatest single-season fall in NHL history isn't going to produce a flurry of sympathetic phone calls.
Offers of anchors disguised as life jackets, yes. Sympathy, no.
The previous record drop was set by the 1971 Detroit Red Wings, who went from a 95-point team during the 1969-70 campaign to a 55-point squad a season later. Earlier this season, the Flyers were on pace to obliterate that mark with losing streaks of 10 and nine games. Now, on pace for 56 points after finishing with 101 last season, they're merely on track to nudge aside the dubious achievement of the Dead Things squad.
But as awful as the Flyers appear to be as they sit dead last in the 30-team NHL, it's a bit deceiving. They're just not that bad, something demonstrated Monday night when they obliterated Detroit on home ice by a 6-1 score, perhaps the team's best performance this season.
Some of the team's stats show the reasons for its lamentable season -- a 27th-ranked power play, a league-worst 139 goals against in five-on-five situations. But a quick perusal of the Philly lineup reveals reasons for optimism that this will be a playoff team again next season.
There is, after all, 29-goal man Simon Gagne at the top of the roster, still only 26 years old and one of the NHL's top five two-way forwards. Youngsters such as Mike Richards, Jeff Carter and Joni Pitkanen all have solid pedigrees, although injuries have affected their production this season.
That better-than-average core is why no one in the hockey industry saw this Philly collapse coming.
When NHL vice president Colin Campbell briefly considered taking over for the departed Bob Clarke as GM early in the season, he saw a roster of talent and some depth, not a hopeless situation.
Injuries (211 man games lost so far), a slow and mediocre defense (Derian Hatcher hasn't scored in 110 games), iffy goaltending and a remarkable inability to win on home ice (only five victories all season) have made the Flyers what they are.
But, ultimately, those dreadful elements might just net Philadelphia the top pick in this summer's entry draft and a young blue-chip player to either plug into the lineup next season or combine with Richards, Carter, et al., down the line.
"I wouldn't see it as a rebuilding team next year," said center Peter Forsberg. "Definitely not. I think this is going to be a good team next year. It would be easy to rebuild it. We've got a lot of good, young players, and maybe all we need is some older guys to fill in the spots."
There's no question, of course, the Flyers have suffered a major loss in prestige this season, and the home fans have responded by selling out less than a dozen games after buying every seat for 39 of 41 games at the Wachovia Center last season.
But it's not like this is suddenly the worst place in the NHL. Veteran winger Sami Kapanen demonstrated that (plus a keen understanding of new NHL economics) when he took a pay cut to get a new two-year deal out of the Flyers. Forsberg, meanwhile, told Snider in a weekend meeting that he's not looking to flee the city because of the team's fall from grace. "I said I wanted to stay," said Forsberg, the hottest unrestricted free agent-in-waiting on the rumor list as the Feb. 27 trade deadline approaches.
The man they call Foppa is the most immediate of three pressing issues the Flyers franchise has to confront to return to its accustomed place in the upper echelon of NHL teams.
• While Forsberg wants to stay, the prospect of signing him to a new multiyear, multimillion-dollar deal (he's making $5.75 million this season) is a tricky proposition for the Flyers, particularly given the fact he will turn 34 this summer and has experienced problems all season with his surgically repaired right foot.
In 100 games as a Flyer, Forsberg has registered 115 points, but has missed 38 games along the way, and hasn't played a full season in more than a decade. He was banged up enough last winter that Snider implored him not to participate in the Torino Olympics, but Forsberg did anyway and was part of the Swedish team that captured the gold medal.
Signing him is a risk. Trading him before the deadline could net the Flyers a sweet package of prospects and/or draft picks, plus open up cap room to sign one or more veterans next summer. It's a decision the Flyers have less than two weeks to make, which leads into their next major team issue.
• Who's going to be making the management decisions for this team? The resignation of Clarke, the departure of highly regarded Ron Hextall to become assistant GM in Los Angeles and the firing of coach Ken Hitchcock left a major leadership void in the organization that was quickly filled by former Flyers players.
Paul Holmgren is GM and Dave Brown the director of player personnel, while minor league coach John Stevens took over for Hitchcock and has former Philly coach Terry Murray and former Flyers enforcer Craig Berube as his assistants. Another ex-Flyer, Kjell Samuelsson, is guiding the minor league team.
The team has started to play better, going 4-2-4 over its last 10, but you can't ignore the previous three months. Holmgren signed off on the curious acquisitions of two veterans from the Islanders, defenseman Alexei Zhitnik and forward Mike York. And with Clarke moving back in as senior vice president, Holmgren is in the unenviable position of having not one but two former Flyers GMs (Keith Allen is still around) watching over his shoulder.
There are those who would argue the Flyers need to do something similar to what Pittsburgh did in hiring Ray Shero -- bring in an executive from the outside to implement a thorough housecleaning to start fresh.
The last time the Flyers did something like that, Russ Farwell was brought in from junior hockey in 1990 to succeed Clarke. Things went so awry, Clarke was brought back to replace Farwell after four seasons.
Snider, then, has to decide whether now is the time to break with the past, which will play a major role in determining the type of team personality the Flyers want to cultivate.
• Which brings us to the third major issue. The city still wants the Flyers to be a big, intimidating club. Whenever they lose, there's no shortage of callers to sports radio shows suggesting they need to goon it up or run the enemy goalie or whatever Bob "Hound Dog" Kelly would have done back in the day.
When the Flyers hammered the Wings on Monday, a big part of the effort was a strong physical assault that included defenseman Denis Gauthier's coming to the aid of Gagne after he'd been hit by Andreas Lilja and taking a four-minute double minor in the process.
However, it was the Flyers, while shorthanded, who scored. Afterward, one and all agreed Gauthier had done the right thing. That approach, however, has been part of the Flyers' undoing for years, and thus far the club has resisted going to the smaller, quicker roster that has proved so successful for Buffalo and Nashville.
If anything, Philly would probably prefer to emulate Anaheim, which leads the NHL in fighting majors, not surprising given ex-Flyers farmhand Brian Burke is in charge.
Between deciding what to do with Forsberg, determining a management direction and mapping out a new vision, or recommitting to the same old one, the Flyers have work to do over the next six months.
The likeliest scenario: They won't be sucking the exhaust fumes of the rest of the NHL for long.
Damien Cox, a columnist for The Toronto Star, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.


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I just bought a new Pavilion dv6 (LW272UA#ABC) ten days ago and I've noticed that after the screen turns off due to inactivity, or because I close the lid to let the notebook sleep, two to three horizontal white lines flicker on and off at the top of the screen every few seconds until I restart the computer.
Should I be worried ? Should I ask for a replacement from the store tomorrow or should I wait to see if the problem becomes worse or until HP/NVIDIA release a driver update ?
Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen
I have had this same problem, I bought a pavilion dv6-6140us on Aug 4, 2011, it had the horizontal line issue. I exchanged that one on aug 17, 2011 to my local best buy for the same exact laptop. yesterday this new system starting doing the same thing. glad to know im not the only one, any help would be great.
I dont believe the issue is with the graphics card because I have a raedon and constantin has a nvidia. however I have noticed that the problem is more severe when I have something in fullscreen. so maybe it is in the programming, but I feel like its a hardware issue.
Thanks in advance
Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen
Same! I ordered a custom dv6z off their website its a dv6z-6100 CTO but the first one had the problem you describe and i thought it was something to do with how it was built because the webcam was not working either. So i had a different one built and now it is having the same problem. Hopefully theyll have a fix for this, i am in school right now so i have to deal with the problem until break, ill send it in to get looked at then. But its weird that you guys too have this problem. I think it must be a probelm with the switchable graphics. But im not sure.
Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen[ Edited ]
08-24-2011 07:58 PM - edited 09-01-2011 09:38 AM
And mine too. I can't bring it in until Christmas either.
It seems to happen more/sooner when watching streaming video (e.g. youtube).
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Same problem here. Had to opt for this laptop because John Lewis in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) would not return mine in time for my departure (Samsung with dif. problems) and exchange it for this DV6. Now it starts doing this and I am in Argentina. If it continues with it, shall I take it to the warranty? Is there any way to overcome this issue?
I will need it for work and would be disastrous if it starts failing then!
Thanks for any help.
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I have EXACTLY the same problem on my dv6-6124CA. It only happens after I close the lid or the laptop's display goes black after inactivity. Has anybody found a fix? I got my laptop TODAY and already returned it and exchanged it for the same laptop but both have this problem.
Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen
Try disabling the feature that automatically shuts down the display. It's under 'Choose when to turn off the display' in 'Power Options' (easily accessed by clicking on the battery icon in the system tray and selecting 'More power options'.
I posted some more information on this issue in this thread: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Display-and-
It seems to have worked for me (DV6-6124CA), and I am still able to close the lid without it happening. Perfectly acceptable work-around in my opinion, but a permanent and proper solution would be preferable.
Good luck, hope this works for everyone.
Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen
Do the lines stay there until you reboot or restart?
Have you run HPSA and looked for driver updates? I would recommend updating the BIOS and video drivers.
Please list what versions you have..
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Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen
Hi Sanchertx,
This is my system:
Product NumberLW272UA #ABC
BIOS Version/DateHewlett-Packard F.20, 13/07/2011
NameAMD Radeon HD 6750M / AMD Radeon(TM) HD 6620G
Installed Driversaticfx64.dll,aticfx64.dll,aticfx6
Driver Version8.832.0.0
Driverc:\windows\system32\drivers\atikmpag.sys (188.8.131.5295, 293.50 KB (300,544 bytes)
A solution I've found to this issue is to turn off the sleep function. If I close the lid or the screen turns off due to inactivity but the computer doesn't sleep the flickering lines do not appear.
Re: Horizontal flickering lines on dv6 screen[ Edited ]
10-02-2011 06:37 AM - edited 10-03-2011 06:52 PM
I've got the same problem - had the system about 2 weeks. Ran HPSA, am up to date on everything, including BIOS. Disabled the monitor/sleep setting mentioned above, closed the lid, reopened it and seems to have worked (had to close the lid and reopen it though...simply changing and applying the setting did not change the flicker). Didn't flicker (as much) when running a full-screen app (at this moment I have Firefox running full screen and there's no flicker).
Another curious thing - it does flicker when I hold down a key while typing, or when I'm actively moving a window around (the instant I stop moving a window, the flicker returns)
My specs:
- HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC
- Product Number LK237AV
- CPU: AMD-A8-3510MX APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics
- System Memory: 6GB (Slot 1 = 4GB 1333 MHz Samsung, Slot 2 = 2 GB 1333MHz ELPIDA)
- Graphics: AMD(TM) HD 6620G
- Current Resolution 1366 x 768
- Graphics memory: 3,045 MB
- Aero status: enabled
- Driver: 8.861.1.4000 (201110803)
- Refresh Rate: 60
- System board: 358B 33.18
- System BIOS: F.20
- HD: Toshiba MK6476GSX SATA Disk Device (596.17 GB)
- Optical drive: hp DVDWBD TS-LB23P
- Network interfaces: Broadcom 4313 802.11b/g/n, Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller, Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
- Keyboard: IBM Enhanced (101- r 102-key) keyboard
- Pointing Device HD-compliant mouse (HP wireless optical comfort mouse)
- " : Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad
I'll try rebooting now and will port the results...if/when the flicker returns.
...+24 hours...no flicker so far :-)
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