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Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, said he is trying to find out more information about the two Cincinnati IRS workers who were reportedly disciplined for their roles in the IRS' targeting of conservative groups. "The IRS has not contacted our office, although I wish they would," Portman said. "We're trying to find out more information" about [...]
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Top House Republicans on the Oversight and Government Reform panel have asked the IRS to make five front-line employees available for interviews next week, as lawmakers dig deeper into the tax agency's targeting of tea party and other conservative groups. "It appears that a number of IRS employees played key roles in carrying out the [...]
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Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Westwood, grilled Attorney General Eric Holder at a hearing Wednesday over the possible role of high-level IRS officials in the tax agency's targeting of conservative groups' applications for tax-exempt status. When the story broke last week about tea party and other conservative groups being singled out for special scrutiny by the IRS, [...]
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Rep. Steve Chabot on Tuesday introduced legislation to allow the Delta Queen—the historic steamboat that once used Cincinnati as its home port–to once again ply America's rivers, instead of being moored in Chattanooga, Tenn. Chabot, R-Westwood, said he's hoping to "fast-track" the bill through the House, working with House Speaker John Boehner to have a [...]
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., announced that his panel would take a hard look at the IRS, amid reports that the agency targeted tea party and other conservative groups for extra scrutiny. "These actions by the IRS are an outrageous abuse of power and a breach of the public's trust," Baucus said in [...]
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Legislation to force online retailers to collect states' sales taxes easily cleared the Senate this week, with both of Ohio's U.S. senators—Republican Rob Portman and Democrat Sherrod Brown–voting yes. But two Cincinnati-area House members are now leading an effort to kill the legislation, imploring Speaker John Boehner not to bring the bill, called the Marketplace [...]
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The Buckeye Firearms Association has put out an all-call for gun-rights proponents to come to the rescue of Sen. Rob Portman, who they say is "under attack" for his vote against a proposal to expand background checks on firearms purchases. "The establishment media are reeling from the defeat of the anti-gun Manchin-Toomey amendment," the Ohio [...]
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If you own a business - home-based or otherwise - this is the blog where you'll find practical tips and smart ideas about entrepreneurship. I've started and run 4 different businesses so "been there, done that." I'll also invite successful entrepreneurs to share their best advice with you.
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When I got married, I told my husband that I didn't want to change my name for my professional work but that I'd use his name along with my name for my personal life (but NO hyphen). This was 2004, not the 1700s, so I felt that a combined last name was appropriate and acceptable. But I simply refused to give up my maiden name in my work. Why did I have to anyway?
Much to my surprise, my husband asked about taking my last name along with his.
"I never liked my middle name much," he said then after I said what a great idea I thought it was, he called my dad to ask his permission to carry on the Sherman name. My dad - who only has two daughters - cried because he was so touched.
So my husband went through all the legal rigamarole to add my last name to his including putting an ad in a newspaper and going before a judge. By 2005, both of us had the legal last name of Sherman Risdahl.
Then my next book came out. I decided to use Aliza Risdahl for short.
And suddenly, my new book could not be found under a search for Aliza Sherman. Of course it couldn't. What was I thinking? At the time, you couldn't even find it on Amazon.com although since then I was able to get all of my books to be connected to any combination of my names.
Then there was email. People I had been doing business with over the years no longer were getting my emails because either their spam blocker grabbed them or they didn't recognize Risdahl and trashed them without opening them.
Google wasn't happy about my name change either. if you put in my new full name, all of the decades-worth of search results suddenly disappeared from view. It was as if taking my husband's last name instantly wiped out 10 years of hard work to establish my name in my industry and to make my name easily findable online.
What do you do when you spend a decade building your brand and suddenly you change your brand name?
Even though fundamentally nothing else has changed in business, you are suddenly an unknown or at least an unfamiliar entity.
I was pretty upset by this situation, to say the least. While I love my husband and love being his wife and connected with him, he knew I was hard pressed to give up my career. Then again, he may have known it in theory, but in practice he didn't really want to accept it. He acted disappointed each time he saw my maiden name in any business context, and I'd have to remind him why I was using it.
Of course, I wanted to please him, but I had also learned some hard lessons about always trying to please someone else and ignoring your own needs. That doesn't work for anybody involved.
Over time, he mentioned my maiden name showing up in places less and less. I'm not sure if he has gotten used to it or simply gave up on the issue. He knows I love him, and I make a point to use his name or our double last name everywhere else and our daughter uses his name or our double last name as well.
Did you take your husband's last name, add it to yours, hyphenate or keep your own? Why did you choose to do what you did?
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I happened to be talking about this very subject with a (girl)friend today. I'm not married, but if I ever did marry, I wouldn't take his last name. The original purpose in a woman changing her last name was to signify that she was now her husband's property - and don't even get me started on "Mrs. John Smith" - and that just doesn't sit well with me. To me, the very act of taking on someone else's last name is giving up your own identity. You clearly found that to be the case.
Karen | January 12th, 2010 at 2:48 am
I took his, but I hadn't yet finished college, so no worries about a professional name change. That made the decision easier.
My husband wouldn't have given me a hard time if I had kept my name, but his parents would probably still be giving me a hard time. They're pretty traditional some ways.
But I did pass my middle name along to one of my daughters. It was my mother's middle name too.
Stephanie | January 12th, 2010 at 9:59 pm
Ugh–took it and totally regret it. (hard to spell, pronounce, etc.) The only thing that's good about having it is that my girls and both of us all have the same last name–we're the "T—-" family, which gives a sense of belonging, I think. But overall I regret not keeping my (nice, simple) own last name.
Shannon | January 13th, 2010 at 3:07 pm
I am going through this situation right now but I am actually going back to my maiden name. I have been building my online presence with my married name for 5 years now. I had to decide if I wanted to keep branding myself under my married name or switch back to my maiden name. Things I took into consideration are: Are people currently looking for me under my married name? If I marry again, will I take his name? If so, will I want / need to try and change my personal online brand again? Will I lose any momentum and brand recognition by changing? What are the pros and cons to switching?
I decided to make the switch. My online presence is such right now that it can handle the change and not see too much backlash. In the future that might not be the case and I would rather have my offline and online identities match. I think it is too often that you make both personal and professional offline connections and they turn around and look for you online. I want to make sure that they can find me.
Brandi Armstrong | January 13th, 2010 at 5:50 pm
I didn't take my husband's name. While there were personal reasons for not taking it, I also had a professional reason as well. I was in my 30s when I got married and had a well-established career and didn't want to deal with changing it. My husband was supportive of the decision, but his family wasn't.
Elizabeth | January 13th, 2010 at 8:54 pm
My full legal name is Sue Sherean Malekzadeh but I've always gone by my middle name "Sherean" (Persian for "sweet"). When I got married, I wanted to be Sherean Malekzadeh Allen. I figured if people Googled me, they'd surely find me and I liked the idea of having a pronounceable last name for a change. I was 41 when we got married so I had a long-established brand with my name. I didn't feel I'd be giving up my identity (as I would have felt when I was younger). I just don't feel that who I am is that tied to my name.
But - get this - since I would legally be changing my first, middle, AND last name, I would have to go in front of a judge and petition for a name change (as your husband did). Put it in the paper, the whole nine yards.
So I haven't done it yet. I'm still legally "Sue Sherean Malekzadeh," but on my website and business cards, I have "Sherean Malekzadeh Allen." That's how it's going to stay. Totally not worth it to me to go through the legal hassles.
I suppose it could be a bit confusing but since I have an unusual name, it works for me and everyone can still find me by my maiden name.
Sherean Malekzadeh | January 13th, 2010 at 11:47 pm
I'm not married yet, but I DO have a child with my intended, and the biggest factor that's pushing me toward changing my name is wanting the three of us to have that in common. Also? I'm a stickler for details, and I know that if I DIDN'T change my name but was called Mrs. HisLastName for the rest of my life, it would drive me crazy.
Leah K | January 14th, 2010 at 5:21 pm
Because my husband legally took Sherman and I legally took Risdahl, our last name became Sherman Risdahl (no hyphen). So our daughter's legal last name on her birth certificate is Sherman Risdahl, too.
Aliza | January 14th, 2010 at 7:18 pm
After reading the other comments I wanted to add something else. I've thought a lot about what I do if we have children. I would probably change my name then just so my child doesn't have to deal with the questions and comments about his/her parents not having the same last name. I will say that people do assume I changed my name and I have tendency to just let it go if they call me Mrs. MyHusband'sLastName. I feel the decision can be a very personal one and I don't always feel like explainging to people why I didn't change it. I'm curious- is it more common/expected for southern women to change their name? I'm a southerner and even in the 21st century, people in my state find it odd I didn't change my name. Wondering if this is a regional issue?
Elizabeth | January 14th, 2010 at 7:28 pm
Interesting conversation. I married my husband 5 years ago and did not take his name. It wasn't important for me to do at the time. We do not have children but plan to eventually. My only concern is what to do when we do have children to keep us united as a family. I guess I still have some time to figure that one out. Also, my husband still has his own name, so it wouldn't be the same as what you did Aliza. So I am curious how other people tackle this issue when they have children, but separate last names.
Mary | January 14th, 2010 at 7:33 pm
Mary, to your point about people with children, but separate last names: I kept my name (for professional reasons) when I married my husband, and my stepdaughter has his family name. It IS easier to use my husband's last name at places where we're viewed as a family unit — church, my stepdaughter's school, social events — so I just do (e.g. introduce myself with his name at church, sign school permission slips with his). That way, we are tied together as family, but didn't have to get lawyers/judges/courts involved, and my Social Security/retirement stuff didn't need to be changed. I think society is getting used to women keeping their birth surnames, and certainly, with the rise of stepfamilies, the stepparent often has a different last name from the kids.
Jeannie | January 15th, 2010 at 3:03 pm
I'm not married, but I wouldn't want to have a different last name from my kids. I am wondering - why does everyone give the kids the father's last name, when the two parents are married but each kept his/her surname? Why can't the kids have the mom's surname? To me, that would be so much easier because it's the mom that does most of the stuff where having the last name would matter - school stuff, taking them to the doctor, etc., and the mom is more likely to keep custody if the marriage ever broke up. I mean, seriously, is it really more important to carry on the dad's family name versus the mom's?
SKL | January 17th, 2010 at 5:09 pm
I found this interesting because I've seen two sides to this. So this is for the people who are worried about sharing the same last name as their kids. My mother did not change her last name when she was married, so I grew up with her signing school stuff both ways. Usually she'd remember to sign my last name but sometimes because she hadn't changed her name legally she'd forget and I'd get irritated and put upon because I had such different parents who didn't even share a last name! But once I understood the significance of it, I came around to understanding her point of view and stopped trying to make her use my last name. So women who do decide to keep your last name, your kids will grow up to be ok with it won't hold it against you
UM | January 18th, 2010 at 5:47 am
My husband took my last name because he didn't want our children growing up with his step-father's last name. We have friends who couldn't decide which last name to use so they picked a completely different one.
I feel your name should reflect who you are.
Shannon Hardy | January 18th, 2010 at 11:02 pm
Very interesting. Like Aliza, when I got married in 2000, my husband took my last name and I took his. No hyphen. Five years later, I "gave" him the $750 gift of changing our family's last name to just his. There were many reasons:
- He is in the entertainment industry, and his name is his brand. (My career could handle a name change, esp. since so many people missed the whole 2 last names/no hyphen thing anyway and called me by my hubby's name)
- He has a son by his first marriage, and we wanted his son to feel a part of the whole family
- We had one daughter who already had a very long, 4-word name (first name, middle name, two last names) and were expecting our second daughter
- I cringed every time I got mail when people either forgot MY portion of the last name or added the hyphen
The decision IS very personal. Both of my sisters also experienced different situations: one had her hubby take HER name, and the other and her hubby selected a completely DIFFERENT last name.
Janine | January 21st, 2010 at 2:51 pm
I agree with UM. I had the same deal - my mom didn't change her last name and I didn't think anything about it - nor was I ever asked or teased about it. I had & still have my father's name - and I'm married and won't be changing it to my husbands name. I like my name - it's who I've been my whole life. He brings it up from time to time - but I tell him to get over it already. It's not a name that makes or breaks a marriage or a family! I also agree with Karen - I don't like the idea that because of marriage that a woman becomes part of the man's family or possessions. A marriage should be about meeting in the middle and starting a shared life.
Mon | January 21st, 2010 at 3:01 pm
I didn't change my name, partly for professional reasons, but also because I was marrying for the second time, and having gone back to my own name after my first marriage ended, I didn't want to change it again. I never got used to being called Mrs A - even after 3 or 4 years I'd often forget and ignore people who addressed me that way. Reverting to my own surname was a relief, I felt like me again.
It does seem odd that women are still expected to use their husbands surnames, but it's good to hear there some men who are happy to combine names. That seems a more sensible solution which gives both parties equal importance.
Kate | January 21st, 2010 at 3:41 pm
I suppose b/c I'm 18 and of a younger generation, the name thing isn't too much of an issue to me. My mother and father divorced when I was young, so I have always been used to her signing things with a different last name (her maiden name). Its no big deal to me that we don't share the same last name b/c at the end of the day, she is still my mom.
Even though I'm young, I've already created a brand on my own maiden names because I'm a published author and every one of my books has my maiden name. For that reason, I think I'll use my maiden name in a professional settting, MAYBE hyphenate it legally w/ my husband's, or I'll just keep my maiden name all together and use my husband's on a personal level. It's not that big of a deal to me if my children happen to have a different last name than me. The only traditional aspect in me regarding this is that my children have to have their father's last name. He sired them, he is their paternal lineage, I don't know why, but its really important to me for them to have his last name.
Michelle | January 21st, 2010 at 4:37 pm
This was always an issue with me. In 1985, I married and added my husband's last name onto the end of mine after a hyphen. I was viewed as a "women's libber." LOL whatever that is now. Anyway I did this for several reasons.
One, I liked my last name. Why should I change it? Shouldn't it be MY choice. My mother chose my first name to go with my last name, not the name of the guy I would eventually marry. Two, as Karen said - I did not consider myself my husband's property. Three, my husband has an ethnic last name and I am not of that ethnicity. How many people assume a woman is Polish or Italian or Indian because of her husband's last name.
I chose the hyphen because I didn't want my maiden name "dropped" off. This way it is one last name and my initial is the first initial of my maiden name. OK it is a really long name and still to this day, even in our high-tech computer world there isn't enough spaces and some letters at the end get dropped off, and those filling out forms or whatever, backspace and take out the maiden name so it fits. NO. Put it back. I even have younger folks in video stores arguing with me what my last name should be.
Surprisingly to me, there aren't more women who keep or hyphenate their last name — it is still an oddity, and still needs to be explained to receptionists and video store clerks on a weekly basis.
Cari | January 21st, 2010 at 4:40 pm
I chose to hyphenate and asked my husband to do the same. We now share the same hyphenated last name with our kids. I am an only child who lost my father before I had the opportunity to get married (let alone graduate from high school). I was (and always will be) a daddies girl so maintining his surname was VERY important to me. My now husband understood the importance of my name and was completely open to taking it as his own.
Erika | January 21st, 2010 at 5:34 pm
I am getting married in a few months and will not take his name. I just keep thinking how many women fought for our rights to vote, to own property and not BE property, to earn the same. To me, giving up my name would be a slap in the fact to all those women. My husband to be is not thrilled. He views me as his equal, but he can be a bit of a traditionalist at times and this is one area. He did stop bothering me about it, although it's been a negotiating tactic so that he doesn't have to wear a ring. Sigh.
There is no good solution for the kids, but I figure their middle names can be my last name. What's funny, is many other industrialized nations do not make women culturally give up their names. I don't know why America still does. Weird.
Monique | January 21st, 2010 at 8:31 pm
I got married before I graduted college since there was only a month left until I graduted. The professional side was easy. Although I work for my dad in his accounting firm, some the business contacts he knows, knows me by my maiden name. I just correct them, smile and go on.
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The only place you'll feel exposed aboard the 58 is the flying bridge, and that's by design, since the boat will no doubt be run from the lower station in deteriorated conditions. The helm is actually abaft midship, which puts a lot of boat in front of you. The cockpit overhang obscures most of the transom area, but that's not unusual in this type of boat. The layout is simple: a centerline helm and single seat (a second helm chair is optional) with twin L-shape lounges aft to provide seating for eight. A stairway to the saloon lies to starboard, and there's room for a wetbar with icemaker/refrigerator to port. The after third of the bridge deck is available for tender stowage (up to a 14-footer mounted athwartships), including a pad for an optional Nick Jackson davit. Unlike many pilothouse boats, the 58's lower station is the preferred operational venue. Well forward and well off the water, it has superb sightlines through the five-panel windshield (the three center ones have large wipers) and out large windows on either side. Visibility aft is almost as good, thanks to the open saloon/galley layout; only the extreme aft port quarter is obscured. There's plenty of room for electronics. Our boat had the factory-installed package that includes a center-mounted OceanPC monitor flanked by a Furuno color depthsounder and radar monitor. There is no built-in helm seat, but there is a big chart area to port with a gooseneck lamp, chart drawers, and plenty of workspace. Aft, the galley lies to port across from a large L-shape dinette. It's U-shape and offers all the normal accoutrements and appliances, with one oddity: The dishwasher is on the forward side, facing the pilothouse, so you must walk around the forward leg to place the dishes in it. At 12 feet by 12 feet and with more than seven-foot headroom, the saloon is big, but ours felt even bigger. That's because new owners, who were about to take delivery of our test boat from Venwest Yachts of Seattle, West Bay's Pacific Northwest distributor, had removed all the furniture so they could decorate it. About all that was left was the optional retractable television in an American cherry (like all the wood aboard) cabinet located forward and to starboard. It also contained the rest of the entertainment equipment. From the saloon, double doors lead out to the cockpit. Not only are they more solid than your typical sliding door, they have integral screens that roll out to either side when you don't need them. Below, everything forward of midship is accommodations. Our three-stateroom plan featured a large master amidships with centerline queen bed, a starboard side devoted to cherry built-ins, and an en suite head along the port side. Also en suite: a washer-dryer. Forward and to port is a midstateroom with bunks, then fully forward, a VIP that shares a starboard head with the other stateroom. At the foot of the pilothouse stairs, that head can also function as a day head. Given the flat conditions on test day, there's little I can say about the 58's performance, other than she planes quickly for a 58,000-pound yacht and executes turns smartly. The Howard Apollonio-designed hull is available with or without propeller pockets; they save but four inches of draft (5'7" versus 6'1"), which is why most 58s–ours included–don't have them. This being a semicustom yacht, her standard equipment is purposely limited to give each owner wide latitude in customization. The list of options is long, and unlike most builders, West Bay offers entertainment equipment (18 items) and electronics (28 items) as groups. This makes it harder to compare prices (they're also available individually), but ensures that you're buying systems, not just components. Our well-equipped 58 carried a price of less than $1.4 million, which considering her quality, construction, and seaworthiness, is an attractive figure. That, combined with West Bay's limited production capacity, should ensure that each 58 maintains its value over the long haul. Yet another form of security. West Bay SonShip Phone: (604) 946-6226. Fax: (604) 946-8722. www.west-bay.com. Next page > West Bay 58 Specs > Page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
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Empire Records
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Empire Records | |
Theatrical release poster |
Directed by | Allan Moyle |
Produced by | Tony Ludwig Arnon Milchan Michael Nathanson Alan Riche |
Written by | Carol Heikkinen |
Starring | Anthony LaPaglia Robin Tunney Rory Cochrane Renée Zellweger Ethan Embry Liv Tyler Johnny Whitworth Maxwell Caulfield Debi Mazar |
Cinematography | Walt Lloyd |
Editing by | Michael Chandler |
Studio | Regency Enterprises |
Distributed by | Warner Bros. |
Release date(s) |
Running time | 90 minutes |
Language | United States |
Box office | $303,841 (United States)[1] |
Empire Records is a 1995 American coming-of-age film that follows a group of record store employees over the course of one exceptional day. The employees of this independent music store try to fight off becoming a large chain, all while learning about each other. The film was directed by Allan Moyle and stars Anthony LaPaglia, Robin Tunney, Rory Cochrane, Renée Zellweger, Ethan Embry, and Liv Tyler.
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This article's plot summary may be too long or excessively detailed. (September 2011) |
Empire Records is a small, independent record shop managed by Joe (Anthony LaPaglia). The store is set in an unnamed city in Delaware, and, like the employees, is eclectic and unique. The staff is very much a self-created family, with Joe as the reluctant and perpetually exasperated but loveable father figure.
Joe selects Lucas (Rory Cochrane) to close the store for the first time ever. While counting the day's receipts, Lucas discovers that Empire Records is about to be converted into a branch of Music Town, a franchise music store. In an attempt to save the store, Lucas takes the day's cash receipts to Atlantic City. While initially very lucky, he loses the entire amount.
Joe is distracted from dealing with this immediate crisis due to a scheduled publicity stunt. Rex Manning (Maxwell Caulfield), a pompous, fading pop singer, is due to arrive to sign autographs and promote his new album. No one is really looking forward to "Rex Manning Day" except cashier Corey (Liv Tyler), an overachieving student headed for Harvard University who has a schoolgirl crush on Rex, and plans to lose her virginity to him. Corey's best friend and fellow cashier Gina (Renée Zellweger), a more adventurous and free spirit than Corey, encourages Corey in her pursuit of the much older Manning.
Empire's owner, Mitchell Beck (Ben Bodé), arrives to collect the missing deposit, but Joe covers for Lucas and plays for time by handing Mitchell a bag full of loose receipts. A.J. (Johnny Whitworth) confides in Joe that he loves Corey, and has chosen Rex Manning Day as the day he tells her. Lucas returns and rather than show repentance or guilt, calmly and repeatedly insists that everything will somehow work out, much to Joe's growing confusion and frustration. Joe forbids Lucas to leave the store (or even the couch in the break room) until he is able to repay the $9,000.
Deb (Robin Tunney), another store employee, arrives. She, as usual, is hostile and antisocial to the rest of the staff. She immediately locks herself in the bathroom, where she impulsively shaves her head. As she exits the bathroom, A.J. sees that her wrists are bandaged and she admits that she attempted suicide. It is revealed that Deb and Berko (Coyote Shivers), a local rock musician and another store employee with whom Deb is romantically involved, have recently had a fight, but Deb insists that he was not the reason for her suicide attempt.
A young shoplifter who identifies himself only as Warren Beatty (Brendan Sexton III) is apprehended outside the store by Lucas. Soon after, Rex Manning arrives with his assistant Jane (Debi Mazar). Manning is condescending toward Joe, the rest of the staff, and his fans. Corey demands to bring Rex his lunch and awkwardly attempts to seduce him during his lunch break. When Manning responds with a crude pass, Corey runs off in embarrassment. A lovesick A.J. finally attempts to tell Corey how he feels about her. Corey, emotionally overwhelmed by her encounter with her idol, tells A.J. that she cannot handle his admission. Crushed, A.J. abandons his plan. In the meanwhile, both Joe and Berko attempt to reach out to Deb, who refuses to explain her behavior or the circumstances that led to her bandaged wrists. Deb buries herself in work, but is clearly upset. As the afternoon progresses, the plan to convert Empire Records into a Music Town is revealed, and Joe admits that he had hoped to buy Mitchell out. However, Joe will now have to use his money to replace what Lucas lost, and Empire Records is now doomed to become a Music Town.
The afternoon continues to spiral downward. Corey accuses Gina of encouraging her ill-advised behavior around Rex. Outraged at the accusation and seeking to hurt Corey, Gina seduces Rex Manning, much to the horror of her friends. When Corey confronts her, calling her a slut, Gina retaliates by revealing Corey's secret amphetamine habit, which helps her stay up all night studying. Corey has a hysterical episode and has to be physically restrained by Joe. Deb shows uncharacteristic sympathy toward the always perfect Corey having a near meltdown and helps calm her. Corey, after hearing about Deb's suicide attempt, arranges a "funeral" for her where all her friends gather around and say things that they love about her, but instead they reveal their own issues. A.J. finally voices his fears of losing Corey over Harvard and his own future. Gina (who has since returned to the store) reveals a secret desire to sing in a rock band, but has held back on realizing that dream over a fear of following in her former fellow party-girl mother's footsteps upon finishing high school. Lucas reveals that Joe actually rescued him from the orphanage as a teen, and was trying to repay him for his kindness. Deb removes her bandage and reveals a superficial scratch, admitting that she tried to "kill herself" with a Lady Bic razor with a moisturizing strip because she was "tired of feeling invisible", indicating that her attempt was cry for attention.
During the mock funeral, "Warren" returns with a gun and holds up the store. Deb boldly confronts Warren, confusing him and distracting him from his plan, and the rest of the staff persuade Warren into admitting that he only returned because he felt kinship with the rest of the misfits in the store, leading Joe to offer him a job. After the police leave, Lucas admits defeat, and suggests calling Mitchell. However, his friends and coworkers (along with Jane, who has quit working for Rex), pool their resources to replace the missing money. Despite their best efforts, they are thousands short. Suddenly inspired, Mark (Ethan Embry) runs out of the store, jumps in front of a news crew covering the holdup, and announces a late night benefit party/concert to save Empire. Between A.J.'s art, various money-raising efforts by the rest of the staff, and a rooftop concert featuring Berko's band (with Gina on backup vocals), enough is made to replace the money Lucas lost. Joe and Lucas return the money to Mitchell, and promptly quit. Mitchell, appalled at the debacle, offers to sell the store to Joe, admitting he's always hated the place. Joe agrees. Corey tells A.J. that she really does love him, too, but that she now hates him for doubting his ability to succeed in art school. A.J. tells her he has quit, and states his plans to attend art school in Boston, and they finally kiss. The gang all dance together on the store's roof in celebration.
- Anthony LaPaglia as Joe Reaves
- Maxwell Caulfield as Rex Manning
- Debi Mazar as Jane
- Renée Zellweger as Gina
- Rory Cochrane as Lucas
- Johnny Whitworth as A.J.
- Robin Tunney as Debra
- Ethan Embry as Mark (As Ethan Randall)
- Coyote Shivers as Berko
- Brendan Sexton III as Warren (As Brendan Sexton)
- Liv Tyler as Corey Mason
- James 'Kimo' Wills as Eddie
- Ben Bode as Mitchell Beck
- Gary Bolen as Croupier
- Craig Edwards as Male Rex Manning Fan
- Kimber Sissons as Woman at Craps Table (As Kimber Monroe)
- Tobey Maguire as Andre (Deleted scenes)
- Bernard "Nik" Granger as Police Officer
The film did poorly at the box office and received generally negative reviews. As of December 2009, it has only a 24% "Rotten" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.[2] Roger Ebert called the film a "lost cause," but presciently wrote that some of the actors might have a future in other, better films; LaPaglia, Cochrane, Embry, Zellweger, Tyler and Tunney all went on to achieve significantly greater fame. Despite its poor box office performance, the film has established something of a cult classic status. Even though the majority of professional reviews on Rotten Tomatoes were negative, 83% of users enjoyed the film.[3]
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Songs in the film not listed on soundtrack[edit]
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- "Seems" by Queen Sarah Saturday
- "Vinyl Advice" by Dead Hot Workshop
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- "Say No More (Mon Amour)" by Maxwell Caulfield as Rex Manning (written for the film)
- "She Walks" by Poster Children
- "Sorry" by Sybil Vane
- "Infinity" by Mouth Music
- "Money (That's What I Want)" by Flying Lizards
- "Sugar High (ft. Renee Zellweger)" by Coyote Shivers
- "Seems" by Queen Sarah Saturday
- "Romeo and Juliet" by Dire Straits
- "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles
- "I Shot the Devil" by Suicidal Tendencies
- "Rock 'n' Roll/EGA" by Daniel Johnston
The version of the song "Sugarhigh" that appears in the movie differs significantly from the one included on the soundtrack. The main differences are that the movie version has additional lyrics and chorus vocals provided by Renée Zellweger and it is musically one semitone lower than the CD version. Francis "Coyote Shivers", the artist who released the song, played the lead singer of the song in the movie.
The movie was written by a former employee of Tower Records store #166 (Christown Mall) in Phoenix, Arizona. When the film was released and for a long time afterward, a number of her former coworkers still working cited anecdotes and other elements of the film that related to the store. This store closed in early 2005, ten years after the film's release.
The film was severely edited in post-production, removing three significant characters and up to 40 minutes of film. The story was also condensed down from occurring over two days to a single day.
Film exteriors were filmed on North Front Street in Wilmington, North Carolina in a bar that had a few feet of space converted into an exact replica of the store set which was located at Carolco (now Screen Gems) studios, and finished out with a large picture of the rest of the store. This allowed the actors to enter the exterior location doors and walk in a couple of feet before the scene would cut to the interior set on Soundstage 4 at the studios. The large mural of Gloria Estefan which Mark kisses early in the film was visible for many years on the separate building, on South Water Street, that stood in for the back of the store.
The Rex Manning music video 'Say No More, Mon Amour' was shot prior to principal photography started, and was shot on Wrightsville Beach NC and shot entirely in one day. It was only intended to be a 17 second dance move piece for the main actors to make fun of in the film. However, the Director of the music video shot for the entire day and gave the producers an entire 4:30 minute music video.
Remix: Special Fan Edition DVD[edit]
On June 3, 2003 Warner Brothers released the Remix: Special Fan Edition DVD of Empire Records. It includes 4 extra scenes and 16 minutes of additional footage. The Fan edition also includes the ever popular music video Rex Manning 'Say No More, Mon Amour' directed for the film by Jordan Dawes.
- ^ "Empire Records - Box Office Data". The Numbers. Retrieved 2011-07-24.
- ^ Empire Records Movie Reviews, Pictures. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 2011-02-20.
- ^ (1995-09-22). Empire Records :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews. Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved 2011-02-20.
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Buffalo Brewery men were interred at East Lawn Memorial Park
Editor's Note: This is part 10 in a series about the rich history of and associated with East Sacramento's award-winning East Lawn Memorial Park.
Sacramento has been known as a political city, a city of trees and many other things during a large portion of its existence. And among its greatest achievements was becoming a city of breweries, which included the Buffalo Brewing Company.
In the previous article of this series, Philip Scheld, who was interred at East Lawn Cemetery (today's East Lawn Memorial Park), was celebrated for his proprietorship of the Sacramento Brewery, which was established a short distance from Sutter's Fort in 1849.
Many other breweries were opened in the capital city during the 19th century.
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Furthermore, according to the 1880 book, "The History of Sacramento County, California," the area's eight local breweries in 1878 "made, in aggregate, 530,200 gallons of beer, and in 1879, 560,000 (gallons of beer)."
With a walk around East Lawn Memorial Park, one can find the final resting places of several men who were associated with the Buffalo Brewing Company, which was also known as the Buffalo Brewery, and was for many years under the direction of Buffalo Brewery, Inc.
Certainly the most notable of these brewery men were the German-born Herman H. Grau (1846-1915) and William E. Gerber (1852-1928), who were both interred at East Lawn Cemetery.
Herman, a former East Coast brewer who came to Sacramento from Buffalo, N.Y. in about 1886, was the man who organized the Buffalo Brewery, which would eventually become the largest brewery west of the Mississippi.
At the age of 12, Herman came to America and settled in Buffalo, N.Y.
Along with his wife, New York native J.F. Bertha (Ziegele) Grau (1848-1915), who he married in Buffalo prior to coming to Sacramento, Herman had nine children.
Herman's association with William became an important part of the city's brewery history, as these men laid out the plans for the Buffalo Brewery.
In addition to his involvement with the Buffalo Brewery, William, a New York native who came to Sacramento in 1860 and was eventually the secretary of the Buffalo Brewery, served, at different times during his life, as president of the California National Bank and chairman of that bank's board.
William, who studied in Sacramento schools and the St. Louis Academy and at a business school in Buffalo, was also, at a various times, a bookkeeper and co-owner of a grocery store, state fish and game commissioner, auditor of Sacramento County and the city treasurer of Sacramento.
Also interred at the cemetery was Hattie A. Gerber (1857-1928), who was the mother of his five children.
Construction on the Buffalo Brewery, which was located on the block bounded by 21st, 22nd, Q and R streets, began in 1888.
In being that this section of Sacramento was many years away from being built out at that time, upon its completion, the large brewery structure could be seen from a considerable distance within the city.
With the opening of the Buffalo Brewery in 1890, Herman became the company's first general manager and Adolph Heilbron (1833-1913) served as the brewery's first president. Heilbron's final resting place is located at the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery at 1000 Broadway.
Also interred at East Lawn were Henry Gerber (1851-1928), one of the brewery's first stockholders, and Henry I. Seymour (1861-1913).
Seymour was among the prominent men of the brewery, as he replaced Grau as the company's general manager in 1896 and continued to serve in that role for 17 years.
But Seymour was not new to the brewery when he became its general manager, as he had been working for the brewery since 1890.
Another well-known person in local brewery history was Sacramento native Frank J. Ruhstaller (1872-1943), whose father was Swiss native Frank Ruhstaller (1846-1907), who was an original officer of the Buffalo Brewery.
The brewery resume of Frank Ruhstaller, who was interred at today's Sacramento Historic City Cemetery, also included serving as the proprietor of the City Brewery at the northeast corner of 12th and H streets and the superintendent of the Sacramento Brewing Co.
As for the resume of Frank J. Ruhstaller, he became the president of the Buffalo Brewery in 1913, following the death of Heilbron. He retired from that position in April 1939.
Additionally, the younger Ruhstaller served as the assistant manager of the City Brewery and superintendent of the Sacramento Brewing Co., and was a member of the city's war rationing board during World War II.
In speaking about Frank J. Ruhstaller during his retirement dinner at the old Elks Temple at 11th and J streets, Superior Court Judge Peter J. Shields said, "Charities, kindnesses and justices have characterized his whole existence. The aroma of good deeds during his life has perfumed the entire community. He has been modest, never seeking the limelight nor the vanities of life."
Frank J. Ruhstaller's wife, Alice Marie (Root) Ruhstaller (1871-1969), was also interred at East Lawn. The couple, who was married in Sacramento on Nov. 22, 1899, was residents of East Sacramento, residing in the Fabulous Forties neighborhood at 1301 44th St.
Much has been said and written about the Buffalo Brewery, which created beer that was popular well beyond Sacramento.
During its pre-Prohibition days, the Buffalo Brewery distributed its beer great distances.
In addition to shipping this beverage to many parts of Northern California, including San Francisco, the brewery also sent its beer to the Hawaiian Islands, Alaska, Central America, along the Mediterranean, Russia, Japan and China.
A summary about the brewery in the Feb. 2, 1907 edition of The Union included the following words: "Sacramento boasts of many large manufacturing enterprises, but none are more in keeping with the general progress of this section than (the Buffalo Brewery). It is known by the excellence of its product. New Brew and Bohemian, its special brands, are known throughout the Pacific Coast. Ask any dealer and he will tell you there are none superior to them."
The brewery, which experienced much physical growth at its local plant, returned to full, post-Prohibition production in December 1933 and continued its operations at its historic site until 1949.
The brewery buildings were razed in 1949 and 1950 in preparation for the construction of the newspaper, radio and television operations of McClatchy Newspapers – publishers of The Sacramento Bee – which was then headed by its president, Eleanor McClatchy.


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Thread: IW............
Apr 17 2012 03:21 PM #41
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Apr 17 2012 03:50 PM #42
Apr 17 2012 04:56 PM #43
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Some ancient Italian maxim fits our situation, whose particulars escape me.
Apr 17 2012 08:27 PM #44
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Its really awkward when the person attacking you with an attempt troll has a low reading comprehension. I will make it clearer for you. 5 creeps vs Second Floor TR NPC and 13 Freeps. Freeps had tr. Took all of that to down us, and we still dropped out of the keep, and killed everything they fell out. BUT, You weren't at the fight. You don't know. Sorry. If you wanna contribute to this post please post something that actually relates to what is said.
Apr 18 2012 07:11 AM #45
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Wow, it saddens me to see how the forum-pvp on this server has really gotten to such a lowly level.
Apr 18 2012 08:11 AM #46
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"...FF is still the best server period, its like the Texas of Lotro"-Bace
Apr 18 2012 12:10 PM #47
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makes pvp better
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Apr 18 2012 03:59 PM #48
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6th, about to go to my 7th!!!
And you're one to talk, LOL
A Revs member talking about good PVP? Is this a joke.... its like Firefoot been thrown back to the Twilight Zone and Balidor is the central character in a story about a boy who thought he joined the bestest kinship ever, only to wake one day to the stark reality they are just a big fish in a very very very small pond which is populated by all the kids from the shortbus, so he decides to make the best of it and they start believing in thier new motto "Leetest of the Worstest".
Ok back to boring forum pvp.
Apr 18 2012 05:19 PM #49
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Clieby - 75 Warden Rank 11 / Cliebo 75 Champion Rank 8 / Clieba - 65 Loremaster Rank 5
Cliebi - 75 Minstrel Rank 5 / Cliebe - 65 Rune-keeper Rank 4 / Clieb - 65 Hunter Rank 3
Cliebs - 65 Burglar Rank 1 / Cliebx - 65 Captain Rank 0 / Cliebu - 58 Guardian Rank 0
Apr 18 2012 05:27 PM #50
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Revs is dead, it doesnt exist other than in name... there isnt a single member of Revs left that didnt come into the guild untill after Mirkwood, all of the originals and older members have vacated from this game... personally I nor any of the older members even acknowledge its current existence
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Apr 18 2012 07:09 PM #51
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Sorry to hear that Thulock, I used to have alot of fun getting under thier skin both ingame and on forums hehe
Legion is still together, like you guys alot of us are "between games" right now, but a large part of in SWTOR.
my xfer to E wont go through, so I may just end up parking my WL here on FFoot lol
HEY theres an idea!
Apr 18 2012 08:22 PM #52
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Speaking of short buses, you remind me of this 30yo guy I used to see at high school parties. You know, the guy that only got invited because he could buy the alcohol. Yea, you think you're fitting in, but really you're just embarrassing yourself.
But please, come back!! FF needs its town clown again. I need to see just how bad PvP in LOTRO can become and, without a doubt, you're the guy for the job.Last edited by doug01; Apr 19 2012 at 03:07 PM.
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Apr 18 2012 08:37 PM #53
Apr 18 2012 08:46 PM #54
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"........Most of the time we are reading OOC and talking about water and cookies while on auto-pilot killing people who think EC is a safe haven." -Dachshund
Apr 18 2012 11:26 PM #55
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Wait for a thread that is entirely. "We're awesome you suck" responded to by "No, we're awesome. YOU suck." I don't see how anything can be said that "contributes".
On a side note, the troll was a deliberate flip of the unspecific statement. So you understood the troll gratz.
As to being a chicken, why stay in a fight where you won't get any kills? I fight when I have a chance at something. I run when I don't. Seems like most everyone does that.
Apr 19 2012 03:59 AM #56
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Apr 19 2012 02:03 PM #57
Apr 19 2012 03:45 PM #58
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This is for Dlorik, the rest of revs, taters, and all those who would rather hug TA rather partake in a 7 v15 fight behind the back way into TA. ....PSH and Creeps hug npc's and creeps.
Dolrik, I would like to congratulate you on quickly changing your words after realizing you made a mistake. Its hard to rebound after a misread, but pinning it on the op makes a fine substitution when you are corned in your own words. Nonetheless, your attempt to fold our group last night at TA was more then enjoyed and celebrated when your coms contributed the final count on my next audacity rank. Next time, you want to prevent a creep raid from taking TA try not to hide your lack of skill by attempting to drag in NPC's and amateur tactics of attacking DPS classes rather then the healers.
Apr 19 2012 03:47 PM #59
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I liked the part where I got comms from da keelllss
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Apr 19 2012 04:16 PM #61
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Please keep this going! My source of daily entertainment!
Apr 19 2012 05:03 PM #62
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UM... first you take yourself and everyone else waaay too seriously. Well next time I comment on how dumb your conversation is I will make sure that I mark it as /troll so you clearly intellectually superior mind can realize what it is without being confused by such things as sarcasm and irony. Also I did not "pin" it on the OP. I "pinned" your accusation that I wasn't "contributing" to the OP because the OP isn't promoting productive conversation in the first place. But of course you didn't understand that because of my "poor reading comprehension".
As to "hiding lack of skill" , why wouldn't I drag npcs into a fight to even the odds? Of course your right I would obviously be better off fighting a group of creeps solo (/troll).
And how is "amateur tactics" an insult. Amateur = someone who plays for love of the game (Ama - love, teur or tor - suffix designating doer of approximately. IE Benefactor Bonus - good, facto- I do, Benefactor doer of good). I play for fun. As opposed to Pro (professional) tactics. Professional = someone who is paid to do said activity. Sorry I don't get paid to play. But since you are please tell me where to apply (/troll)
Is that intellectual enough for you? I even used definitions and word derivation.
On a side note, gratz on your audacity, I finally got my 3rd piece yesterday myself.
But I should stop coming in here cause all of this is a pointless hmmm shall we say sword measuring contest... So go ahead get in your last word because I won't be reading it
Apr 19 2012 05:29 PM #63
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WHAT???? You never give up the The last word.
"...FF is still the best server period, its like the Texas of Lotro"-Bace
Apr 19 2012 07:45 PM #64
Apr 20 2012 09:18 AM #65
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Originally Posted by theanoyingdevil01;612264 5Some ancient Italian maxim fits our situation, whose particulars escape me.
Apr 20 2012 12:37 PM #66
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Worst Warg Ever-The Warg Formally Known As Coringoldtagger
Taredrahil 75 champ- Elhereth 65 hunter- Erme 65 Burglar- Felwynd 45 Warden
Lailath 41 minstrel-Quija 67 Lore-Master- Yrandir 31 Runekeeper- Derilect 23 Captain
Apr 20 2012 04:11 PM #67
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Everyone except you Corin! Trust me I wouldnt EVER lie to you!
Apr 20 2012 07:09 PM #68
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You weren't solo, as the screenshot posted shows.
Except in everyday English, you know the way normal people speak, Amateur means sub par skill level, and "Pro" generally means very skilled. You know, because meanings of words sometimes do change over time from the root words they were derived from. Thanks. Enjoyed this.Last edited by thegeneral; Apr 20 2012 at 07:12 PM.
"........Most of the time we are reading OOC and talking about water and cookies while on auto-pilot killing people who think EC is a safe haven." -Dachshund
Apr 20 2012 07:10 PM #69
Apr 21 2012 12:51 PM #70
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Everyone but me sucks.
Spacemanbobr, Sithmanbobr, Toiletwater, Spacemandef
Apr 21 2012 04:38 PM #71
Apr 21 2012 04:57 PM #72
Apr 22 2012 05:18 AM #73
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Just wow!!!!!!!!
Apr 22 2012 02:59 PM #74
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Lol i should read the forums more often.
Apr 24 2012 12:00 AM #75
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Sad thing is, I'm starting to like IW more and more. At least they can usually be found at 1 of 2 places unlike that "other" tribe that just sits at one for 3-4 hrs at a time.
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Apr 24 2012 01:35 AM #76
Apr 25 2012 04:50 PM #77
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Token Pothead of Revelations
Relish the Death and Bathe in its Glory
Apr 25 2012 05:38 PM #78
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Wow, and I thought Helly had a huge ego..... lol. Not sure where youre getting your numbers from cuz anytime ive seen u guys
out as of late its been at least 20 or more of yall and half of em are healers. But ive never seen u guys fight head on raid vs raid,
either youre hiding in TA *sweeping up trash* or zerging 1 unlucky freep that happens to cross your path. All im trying to say is
youre the laughing stock of FF and making fools of yourselves and its quite enjoyable, I for one get a good laugh out of all of it.
All in all keep doing what youre doing im enjoying the easy comms and renown. *cheers*
Failure is good. It gives me something to avoid.
Apr 25 2012 06:26 PM #79
Apr 26 2012 12:43 PM #80
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Token Pothead of Revelations
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Had an awesome time! Would do another tour as long it is with Todd as a guide,very informative& quite the since of humor very patient with his instruction.
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We had a great time with our guide 'Todd' who had a lot of knowledge of the history of the area and specific to the beautiful abundant mangroves. First timers like myself or those that have kayaking experience will all enjoy this tour. Two hours went fast and we wanted more!! Nice way to see where the creatures hang out-... More
Our guide, Todd, was very personable and kind. He was knowledgeable about the area and funny keeping the whole group very entertained. It was a fun adventure, it was a very nice day with low winds. We were able to easily navigate through the mangroves and the guide was very thorough with this instructions. Great trip certainly going to buy... More
We did the lesson + 2 hr stand up paddle board. It was more than enough time for first timers like ourselves to get our "sea legs" and explore around Lido beach and the bay. Didn't see any manatee or dolfins, but still saw plenty of other wild life and had an amazing time!
My group of adults had Doug as our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable in what we were looking at and explained everything. The mangrove tunnels was a lot of fun. Worth the trip. Doug added a little comedy to the show. Very fun. Highly recommended.
Often thought about renting kayaks and paddling through beautiful mangrove tunnels that we see in tourist brochures, but not knowing where to go or if you had to paddle over large expanses of open water kept us from doing so. On a whim we drove down to Lido Key and found the IKAYAKSARASOTA owner at Ted Sperling Park. You cannot... More
Thank you so much and glad to have you, Also thanks for all the pictures Wow! Nice hat too, see ya next year. More
Went on the I kayak 2 hour paddle from Ted Sperling Park on Lido Key together with six others led by the affable Mark. Beautiful day and a nice combination of paddling past luxury houses and through mangrove tunnels. Mark was engaging and full of interesting stories and facts and led the group at an unhurried pace. Equipment provided was... More
As we like to say this may be the best two hours of your vacation thank you so much More
Our guide, Todd, was very knowledgable. He offered a lot of insight about Florida's nature and history. Expect a bit of a workout if it is windy! Well worth it though and we will do this again!!!
Want to REALLY enjoy some up close time with nature? This is the way to do it. Bring your camera and relax
We had wanted to try sup boarding for quite sometime and decided vacation was the time. So glad we chose I Kayak, they were exactly what we were looking for. Made our reservations online that morning for the afternoon and had absolutely no problems. We meet Bob at the launch site he gave us the rundown, where to stand, how... More
I really enjoyed showing you how to paddleboard ,it's a lot of fun to see people try something new Thank you and see ya next time. More
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