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Our Africa Dream Safari began with our arrival along with our friends Kris and Nara at Kilimanjaro Airport the evening of May 11th. After the long flight the nights rest in Arusha was welcome. The following morning our bush plane pilot, Liz, pointed out Mount Kilimanjaro, Maasai communities, migrating Wildebeests and other sights below as we flew to the western Serengeti. During our final approach to the grass airstrip we saw Hippos, a pride of Lions sleeping in the grass, Giraffe, Wildebeest, Baboons and Monkeys!
Our guide Anglebert greeted the four of us, transferred our luggage to the Land Cruiser, and within the first two hours we saw Impala, Eland, Giraffes, Crocodiles, Hippos, Monitor Lizard, Cape Buffalo, Weaver Birds, and Elephants.
During our picnic a group of giraffes strolled by, eyeing our group carefully. While we were taking photos, he was constantly working to position us for the best light, photo composition and opportunities, and got us close to any action. We learned the ins and outs of navigating within the Land Cruiser for viewing and photography, and became pretty efficient within a short time.
We arrived in late afternoon at Mbalageti Tented Lodge, located on a high hill with a panoramic view of the Serengeti. The accommodations there and at Mbuzi Mawe Tented Lodge were delightful. Our second night a lion was roaring just outside our room, and there were the sounds of Hyenas, Zebra, Baboons, and Elephants in the distance.
The Lions had made a Wildebeest kill on the perimeter of the camp, and the following morning we had our first close up encounters with Lionesses and their cubs. At Mbuzi Mawe a Cape Buffalo bedded down nightly in a sheltered pocket under a tree beside a large boulder, 40 yards from our front portal. When staying at the tented lodges we were escorted by young men with spears and flashlights whenever moving about camp when it was dark.
All of the food at the lodges was excellent, the staff members were happy, friendly, and we had fun visiting with them at our various stops. We left each morning just before daylight, took along box breakfasts and lunches, which were refreshing and filling. Our dining rooms were in the shade of trees in the Serengeti with animals all around us. A few times we elected to return to the lodge during the heat of the day for late lunch and a rest, and to avoid some of the nuisance of the Tse Tse flies while they were most active.
We watched as two Cheetahs ran down a Wildebeest calf, but they were forced away when the mother turned and charged them to save her baby; the calf escaped unscathed — got some nice photos of the action. Early one morning a large pride of lions moved across the long grass to a comfortable resting spot on a large Kopje to sleep for the day, after a successful night's hunt and gorging on Wildebeest. Following them on their trek we parked near the Kopje to watch them.
A highlight among highlights was seeing and hearing the migration. It was a magnificent sight, with a sea of animals churning all around us. Anglebert positioned us at the base of a mountain, where we were surrounded by thousands of Wildebeest and Zebra. While we were there, two lionesses attacked one of the lines of animals on the flank of the mountain, and we could see the panicked animals fleeing; the lions were not successful in taking their prey.
We spent time watching animals with anticipation of action to come. This was true for leopards, and we were fortunate to see a number of these beautiful, elusive animals, including one taking its Wildebeest kill up into a yellow bark acacia tree. Anglebert would move our vehicle to get the best camera angles and light as the sun changed positions. He was amazing!
At the beginning of the day he asked us what our goal was for the day. Whatever we mentioned, we ended up seeing that day. He has a thorough knowledge of animal behavior, ecology, natural history, and is a proud representative of Tanzania and of ADS. Everywhere our travels took us we saw animal herds spread across the Serengeti.
We stopped by Oldupai Gorge (so named for the Oldupai plant that grows there) on the way from Serengeti to Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and had a wonderful tour of the displays and guided tour of the Gorge itself, including the exact site where Australopithecus was found by Mary Leaky.
Ngorongoro Crater was breathtaking. There we saw Rhinos (4 of them), solitary male Elephants, battling male Wildebeest in the rut, Warthogs, Zebra, swarms of birds nesting together in roadside thorn trees, Hippos, Cape Buffalo, Zebras, Lions, Ostriches, Grant's and Thompson's Gazelle, and many other animals; we had seen most of these in the Serengeti, with the exception of the Rhinos.
Our goal for the day there was to see the Rhino, and Anglebert had us near one within the first hour in the crater. We were the second vehicle into the crater that day in the morning mist, and the next to last vehicle out that evening. Our finale was watching a Rhino from distance of about 100 yards.
We are beginners at photography, but one can not help but capture some amazing images in these beautiful places. The lodging was wonderful with spectacular scenery. Every aspect of our trip was amazing, and far exceeded any of our expectations!!! Everyone made us feel welcome and at home.
Many have tried to describe Africa and the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Highlands. We think Africa itself spoke to us through its incredible beauty, diversity of life, sounds like the low rumbling growl of the Lion, the calls of the Wildebeest, enchanting bird songs, varied ecosystems, its vastness and mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets. It may very well be the heart of the earth.
Asante sana to ADS, Dawn Anderson (who prepared us comprehensively for this trip; a special thanks for all of the advance photography advice), the ADS support staff, and to Anglebert (thanks for the beanbags and photography coaching and unmeasurable patience with all of our questions). This was the most spectacular trip we have ever taken!
We hope to return "home" to Tanzania again someday.
Patsy and Ed B.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Safari Dates: May 11, 2016 to May 20, 2016
- May 30, 2016
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Featured, May, New Mexico, Trip of a Lifetime
Our Family Adventure To The Serengeti!
Its only a few days after our return home, and we are still trying to fully absorb our experience with ADS. We were amazed by so many things that it is really hard to be able to write down how well things went, thanks to ADS.
Arriving in Tanzania isn't all that complicated but when you've traveled almost 24 straight hours, with 6 people, it can feel that way. It was great to see Mathias, as soon as we came into the building, at the Arusha airport.
He efficiently got our visas, and helped us through the process. As we came out of the airport, his partner Ali took our bags, got us to the Mt. Meru hotel and checked into the hotel very quickly.
The next day, when we landed at the Grumeti airstrip, we were met by our Guide, Francis. We didn't know then what a jewel Francis is, but over the next few days as we got to know him, we found that he is someone so well educated, knowledgeable and personable that he should teach others how to be a driver / guide.
We started our safari in the area near the Grumeti river & airstrip. After a couple days there, we moved on to the Serengeti. After a couple days there we finished the safari in the Ngorogoro Crater.
This trip was really the last time that we would likely have our entire family together. My oldest son will be starting college in the fall, and then our other three kids will likely follow him out into the world very quickly. So, when each day of the safari was filled with wonder after wonder, it made it very special.
One evening, still in the Grumeti area, we came upon a Tower of Giraffe. Francis was able to get us very close, but he did it in a way that allow for the best photography light. We saw a major pack of hyena living not very far from the Mbalageti Tented Lodge. At one point, a hyena decided to run down the middle of the road so we slowly went behind him until he became tired enough to get off the road.
When we arrived in the Serengeti, the first thing we saw was a pride of lions eating a kill that they had just made.
A little later we went right into the middle of a major wave of the Great Migration. Almost as far as you could see, in every direction, were Wildebeests and Zebra. We saw a huge leopard that day. He was sleeping up in a tree, just waiting for a meal to come by, and then experienced a family of more than 30 elephants crossing a road just in front of us.
I've never been much of bird watcher, but Francis was able to see every type of bird you could name, from far away. (Yes, he's as much of an eagle eye as all the other guides, but I would wager that his are the best.)
Francis made the birds interesting in a way that I had never considered before. By telling us about their behaviors we were able to understand them far better than we had before. Something as simple as a flock of cranes circling about 7 meters over our heads, he explained helps to keep them cool in the heat of the day.
At the crater, we started early in the morning to make sure we had the best chance to see things before it became crowded. Francis couldn't have made a better recommendation. It was a little chilly so if you go, bring a sweater. When we got down to the floor of the crater, we started seeing Wildebeest and Cape Buffalo that were simply huge. A little later we came across some very large elephants and got what we think is one of our best shots.
One of Francis' colleagues, who was guiding another party, notified him over the radio that they had seen a Black Rhino. So we shot across the crater to where he was located and were blessed to see a truly massive Black Rhino. Francis shared with us how lucky we were, because very often the rangers will drive the Rhinos away from the road so they don't become used to / comfortable with the safari trucks.
As we drove back to Arusha that afternoon, we knew that we had experienced something really amazing and when we told our friends, before we came, that it was a "trip of a lifetime," we didn't know how right we had been.
My wife Heather and I are already planning our next trip. This one will likely just be us, but we came to love Tanzania in the few days we were there and there's no better group to go with than Africa Dream Safari.
Jonathon A. Family
Olathe, Kansas
Safari Dates: May 14, 2016 to May 21, 2016
Our family and our Guide Francis
- May 29, 2016
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Family Safaris, Featured, Kansas, May
If We Have Ever Seen Magic It Was In Tanzania!
While contemplating the proper words to describe our Tanzania experience, I struggled to create some fresh verbiage, some unheard exclamations, some insightful condensation of what, for our traveling group of 7, was an indescribable, unexplainable journey to this country of human genesis. My inability to easily express our experience was not surprising.
Many times while we sojourned in glorious landscapes and encountered nature's inexhaustible creations, we shared a common reflection that what we saw and felt was beyond words; no photograph or telling would stand up to the challenge of conveying what we witnessed and the attendant emotions we felt. And yet, I find myself chosen to accomplish this impossible goal. And so…
I am no poet or philosopher, but were I gifted with those talents, I would still not be able to compete with the inspirational words of John Hemingway as offered in the ADS literature. The lasting truth that resides in the heart of each of us who traveled on this amazing adventure is beautifully reflected in his quote:
"I believe there is no sickness of the heart too great it cannot be cured by a dose of Africa. Families must go there to learn why they belong together on this earth, adolescents to discover humility, lovers to plum old but untried wells of passion, honeymooners to seal marriages with a shared sense of bafflement, those shopworn with life to find a tonic for futility, the aged to recognize a symmetry to twilight…if I have ever seen magic, it has been in Africa."
If we have ever seen magic, it was in Tanzania! The magic was present for us due to a combination of very special people, places and things. To begin with, there was the impeccable human service and care we received from each member of the African Dream Safaris staff – from Dawn Anderson with her patient counsel, advice, and follow-up as we explored the options for our trip, to Mathias and Michael who professionally and expertly greeted us at the Kilimanjaro Airport and took us seamlessly through customs and the hectic town of Arusha, making us feel comfortable in a foreign country with a different language and a different culture, to our guide Wilfred, who quickly became our trusted driver, professional encyclopedia and an intimate member of our traveling family.
Wilfred's ability to discover the location of sought after animals was evidence of his skills and attributes which immediately laid the foundation for our comfort and trust with him. His candid and deep affection for his native country, its people, their customs, the animals and flora and fauna was interwoven in every interaction with him. Wilfred to us, was the touchstone for our entire trip; a highly intelligent and educated man with deep integrity and a humility common to the Tanzanian people. And like Wilfred we found the native people to be gracious, friendly, eager to help and willing to embrace our clan with openness and candor. From the staff at the lodges to the Maasai warriors in their self-made villages and on the roads, peace and inclusion prevailed.
And then there was the magic of the landscapes. Traveling from the Central Serengeti through and around the Seronera River Valley to the Grumeti River the vistas spread in grand profusion in all directions – from plains, to savannahs, to woodlands to forests, with kopjes and hills dotting the horizons like the works of art they were. Moving south through the Valley to Olduvai Gorge and on to the Ngorongoro Crater, we continued to be hypnotized, never tiring of the variety of flora and seemingly endless Serengeti scapes. And finally, in the Ngorongoro Crater it actually seemed possible to believe that we had arrived in the Garden of Eden – us and the animals in the serenity of unspoiled nature and beauty at its very best.
In each of our locations our accommodations were an experience unto themselves. From the rustic Mbalageti Lodge with four poster beds and claw foot tubs, to the culinary treats at the Mbuzi Mawe Lodge, to the Maasai warrior escorts and lake front views at the Masek Lake Camp, we were pampered with attention and service deserving of a five star rating. And the views of the sunset over the rim of the crater from our last resting place, the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge, concluded our journey with awe inspiring perfection.
Finally, but certainly the central treasure of the trip, were the animals, birds and reptiles who allowed us to explore a snippet of their daily lives in this unspoiled environment. Thanks to the stellar efforts and superman eyesight of Wilfred, we saw them all, male and female, families and bachelors, old and young, in herds and alone, at rest and stalking their prey. And we saw them up close, sometimes from six feet, sometimes from 20 feet.
In order of appearance on the first day alone: Impala, Topi, Wildebeest, Thompson Gazelle, Yellow Billed Stork, Hippo, Blue Tailed Monkey, Lion (pride of 20), Giraffe, Eland, Wart Hog, Zebra, Malibu Stork, Egyptian Geese, Water buck, Lilac Breasted Roller, Cape Buffalo. Each day brought additional sightings of these and others: Marabou Stork, Crown Plover Tawny Eagle, DaDa, Hammer Cop, Hyena, Open Billed Stork, Jackal, Bandit and Dwarf Mongoose, Crocodile, Nile Monitor Lizard, Elephant, Leopard, Cheetahs, Wooly Neck Stork, Secretary Bird, Kori Bustard, Ostrich, Dick Dick, Hyrax, Black Faced Monkey, Blue Goliath Heron, Hartebeest, Guinea Fowl, Golden Jackal, Elan, Aardvark, Grant Gazelle, Crown Crane, Long Crested Eagle, Bat Head Fox, Superb Starling, Steenbok, Wild Dog and last, but not the least of the beasts, a Black Rhinoceros.
Thanks again to Wilfred's patience and concern for our lists of wants, our encounters with each of these unique creatures are captured in photos that will forever entice us to once again witness the magic of Tanzania: the giraffe families protecting their newly born offspring while effortlessly nibbling on the tops of thorn-adorned acacia trees, or the cheetah participating in nature's orchestrated dance for survival as she patiently eyed and stalked her prey, or the gazelles pronking across the plains warning nearby kinsmen of potential danger, or dashingly handsome impala horn jousting for the right to challenge the dominate male who calming looked on from the safety of his harem, or the myriads of water holes gently caressing the enclave of enormous hippo "boulders" nestled together like tiny cubs in a den, or the magnificent crown crane parents raking the fields for the insect or seed that would sustain their two nestlings who adeptly wove through their parents' stilt-like legs as the family crosses the Savannah, or the thrill of being enveloped and transported by never-ending herds of wildebeest and zebras as they continue the legacy of the great migration.
If we have ever seen magic, it was in Tanzania! Our travel group has been many places and seen many things in many parts of the world. This safari adventure was quite simply, our best trip. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to ADS, Dawn, Michael, Mathias and our new brother, Wilfred, for showing us the magic. And our unending gratitude to the Divine Power that created the magic.
We pray that humanity will do its part in helping the Tanzanian people to protect this irreplaceable treasure.
Janice R.
San Jose, California
Safari Dates: May 1, 2016 to May 11, 2016
- May 26, 2016
- By Michael
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A Lowell woman received minor injuries after the vehicle she was driving struck a Saranac Community Schools bus carrying seven students Tuesday, the Ionia County Sheriff's Office said. Neither the bus driver nor the students were injured.
Sheriff's deputies responded around 3:40 p.m. to the accident on West Grand River Avenue and Bliss Road.
Angela Lopez, 19, was driving a 2001 Oldsmobile westbound on West Grand River Avenue when she collided with the bus, driven by Lori Silvernail of Saranac, that was stopping at a residence to drop off students, officials said.
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There was a time when a component would fail it would require repair or rebuild. But today we throw it into the appropriate recycle pile. Growing up in the 60s and 70s sometimes makes it difficult to trash anything; today it makes more fiscal sense to buy another one. If you worked in a GM dealership in that time period, the philosophy was repair unless it had catastrophic damage. Of course back then metal was used for most components; plastics were for the occasional trim piece. One of the many repairs you had to perform at the dealership was rebuilding windshield wiper motors, distributors, alternators, starters and fuel pumps. (more…)
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Linuxworld: IBM and Novell to Co-market Application Server
IBM and Novell announce closer cooperation at Linuxworld Expo in San Francisco.
As a major aspect of collaboration, the two companies will be positioning the free WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE) as a competitor to the Open Source Jboss solution. In contrast to the commercial WebSphere Application Server, WAS CE is based on the Open Source Apache Geronimo solution. Despite sharing a name, the two WebSphere Application Servers have a completely different code base. In fact the two products only share a couple of components such as the IBM Cloudsphere database server. Novell will be looking to include WAS CE with its Suse Linux Enterprise Server distribution and to provide support for the package.
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If you're like most people, you work email account is an absolute disaster—most likely some unholy combination of short messages with friends, formal interactions with coworkers and higher ups, client emails, and various other outside communications. Slack wants to remove all the office conversation and collaboration into its own, easily searchable world. So while not quite an "email revolution," Slack does want to make you office chatter that much easier.
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The Inception movie build-up was nearly flawless: trailers, teasers, and big-name hipster stars (Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan!) doing promos around the globe. Do you want to see the move? How could you not. Should you see the movie? The Inception reviews are in, and the critics are mostly positive, with notable exceptions. Below, what the reviews say — plus DiCaprio himself offers a reason to see Inception, especially if you are a parent.
A large number of critics rave, and allude to the baffling-to-some Inception ending:
"When was the last time you had your mind blown by a movie? Because when Inception ends and the lights come up, you'll be sitting in your seat, staring at the screen, wondering what the hell just happened…Inception blends the blockbuster enormity of his Dark Knight with the indie insights of Memento to create an all-encompassing experience that makes most other summer films seem mediocre." — Elizabeth Weitzman, NY Daily News
"Inception often plays like the coolest Ocean's Eleven installment ever made, albeit with fewer wisecracks and a much trippier caper. Luckily, the cast strikes just the right tone for the enterprise. DiCaprio and Page bring quiet focus to roles that would have been scuttled by showboating." — Ann Hornaday, Washington Post
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Vic presented listeners with the following headlines that strongly point to the collapse of moral values today:
--The evangelical opposition to homosexual behavior and same-sex marriage appears
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--Too many Christians have no idea where to begin when it comes to talking to
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--Simon and Schuster to release a book by singer Jennifer Knapp dealing with her
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--Clergy members meet in Phoenix and agree that marriage equality is the basic
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--Pew Research Center discovers that 66% of Americans say it wouldn't matter if
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Something smells rotten in the swamp, and Judge Paul Pritchard swears it's not him.
Editor's Note
Our reviews of Swamp Thing (1982) (Blu-ray) (published August 16th, 2013) and Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume Three (published July 25th, 2010) are also available.
The Charge
"The swamp is my world. It is who I am; it is what I am. I was once a man. I know the evil men do. Do not bring your evil here, I warn you. Beware the wrath of Swamp Thing."
Opening Statement
A second-tier comic book character at best, Swamp Thing has nonetheless spawned a number of spinoffs. With two movies, video games, and an animated show already under his belt, you'd think Swamp Thing may have exhausted all avenues. But no, the early Nineties also saw a three-season, 72-episode live-action series released. Not only did the show utilize the suit from the Swamp Thing movies, it also saw the return of actor Dick Durock, reprising his role as the title character, having played him in both movie adaptations.
Facts of the Case
Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2 consists of four discs containing the following episodes:
Disc 1
Disc 2
Disc 3
Disc 4
One quick note: Contrary to what you might read elsewhere, we have it on good authority (from star Dick Durock himself) that Season Two consisted of only nine episodes, while Season Three had 50. Volume 2 contains the first 26 episodes of that mega season. So for anyone wondering why Shout! Factory didn't release the show in season sets, now you know.
The Evidence
It would be fair to say we are currently experiencing something of a "Golden Age" for comic-book movies and TV shows. On the big screen, having completed the Spider-Man trilogy, we now have the likes of The Incredible Hulk and Iron Man entertaining us, with The Dark Knight and Hellboy II set to follow. Meanwhile, on the small screen, we're impressed by the likes of Heroes. But those, like me, old enough to remember a pre-Matrix/pre-X-Men world, will tell you of a darker time, a time when movies like Dolph Lundgren's The Punisher, Captain America and, perhaps worst of all, the dreaded Justice League of America, were excreted unto the world.
Things were not much better on TV, either. While Batman: The Animated Series proved both critically and commercially successful, it also proved to be the exception to the rule. Further evidence of this can be found in Shout! Factory's release of Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2, a formulaic dud that should have been left festering in whatever bayou it was found.
Watching the 26 episodes that form this box set, you'd never believe the comic book that preceded it, under the guidance of bona fide genius Alan Moore, was once genuinely groundbreaking. Here, in lesser hands than those of Moore, Swamp Thing is barely attached to his horror-based roots, and more disappointingly, lacks the depth that Moore bestowed upon the character. For all intents and purposes, Swamp Thing has been reduced to a go-to guy for when some dumb kid gets into trouble, kinda like Gentle Ben, but without the threat of Swamp Thing going feral and tearing the kid to pieces.
Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2 opens up the third "epic" season of the show; and when I say epic, I mean epic. Fifty episodes were produced for Season Three of Swamp Thing which, based on the quality of the show, is quite surprising. Clearly the show had its fair share of devotees and, apparently, was once the top-rated show on USA network. I can only assume said network was going through something of a lean spell at the time.
While Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2 takes the basic structure of the comic, complete with Swampy's nemesis Anton Arcane, it reduces each element into Saturday morning TV fodder of the lowest order. Indeed, rather than having Arcane be a legitimate threat to Swamp Thing, in their infinite wisdom the series' creators saw fit to have Arcane act like a whiny child, and look like the keyboard player from a New Romantic band, circa 1983.
With each episode clocking in at a mere 24 minutes apiece, you may be forgiven for assuming the show was at least tightly paced, lacking the necessary time to really drag. While that assumption would be reasonable, it would also be totally incorrect. Each minute spent with this show was torturous; I could literally feel the life being sapped from me, each minute wasted on this show piling up, until I had lost nearly nine hours on it. Nine hours I'll never get back that could have been better spent honing my skills on Rock Band.
My biggest beef with the show is its refusal to let Swamp Thing let rip. Actually, let me rephrase that. We're dealing with a character that, at its core, is a monster that fights sorcerers, monsters, and other ne'er-do-wells who stumble through his swamp. Now imagine if someone pitched that idea to you, you'd be expecting some seriously cool ass-kicking action, wouldn't you? Do I need to tell you, you won't get anything like that in Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2? Yes, you get to see Swamp Thing help some carnies out, despite the smell of cabbage and their small hands, and he even tussles with some escaped convicts. But, really, for such a fantastical setting, Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2 is seriously lacking imagination. Case in point: the episode "A Nightmare On Jackson Street" sees Swamp Thing helping out his friend Will, who has fallen in with the wrong crowd. Following a robbery gone wrong, Will's life is put in danger, while his conscience is also troubling him. Cue Swamp Thing, stepping in with some sage advice and a little assistance to help out his buddy. No asses get kicked; in fact Swamp Thing, as is the norm for this show, doesn't even confront the villains. He's basically Jessica Fletcher (Murder She Wrote) in a giant turd costume. When Swampy does decide to take action, it more often than not means using the power of the swamp (which I believe is only second to the Power of Greyskull); in layman's terms this basically involves setting a bunch of spiders onto a villain or some other such copout.
No extras are included on the disc which features a bog-standard transfer. The picture quality is, at the least, better than VHS but certainly no great shakes; a number of older shows resurrected on DVD recently have looked far better.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
While I personally didn't care for Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2, I can at least appreciate Shout! Factory for putting the show out on DVD. I've had the pleasure of reviewing a number of Shout! Factory titles and am continually impressed by their efforts at releasing cult TV shows other companies show no interest in.
Closing Statement
Never has the term "for fans only" been more apt. Poor acting, uninspired storylines, and dodgy haircuts conspire to make recommending Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume 2 impossible to all but the most die-hard Swamp Thing enthusiasts.
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The banished heart of Geoffrey Hull's title is the traditional Roman liturgy; his subtitle refers to the present liturgical practice of the Catholic Church; and the purpose of his book is to explain the liturgical revolution that led from one to the other. In Hull's view, it was "the worst wound ever inflicted on the Mystical Body."
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He is another Tom Lemming of niche sports. Totally over-rated but somehow considered a fixture due to longevity.
With that said; good luck to Stanley Havili and other Utah (the state) based players. We look forward to following your careers at the pinnacle of your sport for many years to come.
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It appears that this story on Real Salt Lake is a "real big deal". Landon Donovan gave U.S. soccer a "pat on the rump". This Real Salt Lake story sends it up one more notch. Here in St. Louis, once the "soccer capital" of the U.S., soccer is dying. It is good to know that in other areas of the country that things seem to be "picking up". Stan Kroenke (Walmart) who owns the Rams and Nuggets, just bought controlling interest in Arsenal. I am quite sure that there is a connection on taking U.S. soccer "up the ladder".
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There needs to be an appeals process in soccer. The call against beckerman will have a huge impact on wednesdays game. Why can't Concacaf just look at the replay and downgrade it from a yellow card to a foul? It would be very easy.
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The call can be appealed. However nothing is guaranteed and it would definitely not even be considered till after the final match. So there would be no real point in pursuing that.
Kyle missed 6(?) games last season on injury and they still played great. It's more sad that he worked so hard to get to this point then has to sit and watch it come to fruition.
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I like the yellow card rule. I believe one of the reasons RSL tied the match was directly related to the Monterrey coach subbing out two top players (who also had previous yellow cards same as Beckerman), including the goal scorer, right after his team went up 1-0. Perhaps he figured he could protect his guys and keep RSL off the board. This obviously backfired, but his top stars are at least eligible for this week's match.
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THIBODAUX — Starting today, it is illegal to sell or possess chemical-laced herbs that when smoked produce a marijuana-like high.
Gov. Bobby Jindal signed House Bill 173 into law June 25, banning the product, often sold as incense under brand names such as Mojo, K2, Spice and Voodoo.
Advocates say the new law is needed to control a harmful drug that in some cases was being sold to children. Some reports indicated the substance's effects could be more intense than marijuana, causing anxiety, hallucinations and racing heartbeats.
Penalties under the new law are as stiff as those involved with real marijuana. If you're convicted of possession with the intent to sell or distribute the fake marijuana, you will face fines of up to $50,000 and five to 30 years in prison.
A first conviction for simple possession can result in a fine of up to $500, six months in jail or both. Second conviction: up to a $2,000 fine and a maximum five years in prison. Subsequent convictions: $5,000 fine, 20 years in jail or both.
Jinie Bourg, who manages the Cheap Smokes convenience store on West Main Street in Houma , said sales of synthetic marijuana products increased last week as the ban neared.
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The Lafourche Sheriff's Office has sent 65 letters to stores across the parish explaining the law, Sgt. Lesley Hill said.
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The Terrebonne Sheriff's Office is not taking the products from store owners, said Maj. Darryl Stewart, who heads the Narcotics Task Force. Disposing of the products is up to the store owners.
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|Your order will be shipped to you via Japan Post EMS. Japan Post is a speedy delivery service that delivers to more than 120 countries. With an effective tracking system and insurance program, EMS is able to offer a secure delivery worldwide. You can track your package with the tracking code provided and it will be delivered within a week. See estimated shipping fee
|Credit Card
|We accept credit and debit cards.
The following credit and debit cards can be used:
•American Express
|We accept PayPal. After receiving the order confirmation e-mail, please proceed with the PayPal payment.
*Please note that if payment through PayPal is not confirmed by the date indicated in the e-mail, your order will be automatically cancelled.
|The "Payment Amount" is calculated as below.
"Payment Amount" = Product price total + shipping fee
Upon confirming your order, we will send you a link to make a payment via
Alipay's secure payment page.
You must finish the payment process before the deadline to complete your
Please check the payment process from the link here.
PC: http://global.rakuten.com/en/help/payment/alipay_pc.html
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Start Date:01/07/2016 00:00 JST
End Date:31/08/2016 23:59 JST
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Please contact the store for further information.