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AFC Wimbledon is a professional association football club based in Kingston upon Thames, Greater London, England. After the 2016 League Two play-offs, the club was promoted to League One of the English Football League, the third tier in the English football league system. They play at Kingsmeadow, in Kingston upon Thames, a ground which is shared with Kingstonian.
The club was founded by Wimbledon F.C. supporters in June 2002 as a direct reaction to the decision by an independent commission appointed by the Football Association to allow Wimbledon F.C. to relocate to Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, about 56 miles (90 km) north of Wimbledon. The large majority of Wimbledon F.C. supporters very strongly opposed the idea of moving the club so far away from Wimbledon, feeling that a club transplanted to Milton Keynes would no longer represent Wimbledon F.C.'s legacy and traditions, and, having campaigned against the proposed move, viewed its official sanctioning as the "death of their club". Wimbledon F.C. physically moved in 2003 and then changed the name of the club to Milton Keynes Dons in 2004. Although some sources regard AFC Wimbledon as a successor or "phoenix" club this is highly debatable since they have never been based in Wimbledon and the team they purport to have replaced still exists as a commercial operation.
When AFC Wimbledon was formed, it affiliated to both the London and Surrey Football Associations, and entered the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League, which is the ninth tier in English football. In its short history, the club has been extremely successful, being promoted six times in 13 seasons, and going up from the ninth tier (Combined Counties Premier) to the third (League One).
AFC Wimbledon hold the record of the longest unbeaten run of league matches in English senior football, having played 78 consecutive league games without a defeat between February 2003 and December 2004. They also hold the distinction of being the first club formed in the 21st century to make it into the Football League.Close


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If you came out to last Thursday's Baja Brews event, you already know Barrio Brewing Company has a gorgeous taproom that's prime for throwing a party. What you might not know is that Barrio Brewing Company (and its predecessor/sister brewery Gentle Ben's) has been serving up beers in Tucson for the past 25 years. Better yet, they've set aside the first two weeks of October in order to officially "commemorate, celebrate and, yes, even consecrate" Barrio Brewing Company and Gentle Ben's reaching the quarter century mark for brewing craft beer in Arizona. Adding another feather in their cap: the iconic Barrio Blonde is officially the longest continuously brewed craft beer in the state of Arizona. (Not too shabby, Barrio!)
Way back in 1991, Barrio owner and brewmaster Dennis Arnold purchased what was then known as Dirt Bag's West, located at 841 N. Tyndall Avenue. He restored its original name, Gentle Ben's, and began brewing up batches of Barrio Blonde. In 1994, Gentle Ben's moved to its current location at 865 E. University Boulevard in Main Gate Square (hard to imagine University Boulevard wthout that big carved bear).
When Gentle Ben's outgrew its brewing facility on University Boulevard in 2006, Barrio expanded to their current location at 800 E. 16th Street. Originally built as a Quonset hut in 1947, the space now houses two large taprooms/dining areas, a kitchen for Barrio's restaurant, and the brewery itself, whose gleaming stainless steel tanks can be viewed through windows in the taproom itself.
The world has changed since Arnold started brewing: "When we began brewing operations in May of 1991, the Soviet Union was still around, George H. W. Bush was president, and Timothy Dalton was still James Bond," he says. "Craft brewing was in its infancy and there was only a handful of craft breweries in the country."
Today, Barrio Brewing brews ten year-round beers and three seasonals, many of them award-winning, and is part of a rapidly expanding Tucson craft brewing community. Their impact is such that Tucson mayor Jonathan Rothschild issued an official proclamation marking Barrio's Silver Anniversary.
A particular highlight of Barrio's anniversary festivities is the addition of a 25th Anniversary dinner to both the Barrio and Gentle Ben's location menus, from October 2 through 7. The dinner package includes an appetizer, choice of entrée, gelato dessert, and a beer of your choice, as well as a commemorative anniversary t-shirt and pint glass. Priced at $25 plus tax and gratuity, it sounds like a delicious way to celebrate a quarter-century with one of Tucson's favorite breweries.
For additional information, visit www.barriobrewing.com and www.gentlebens.com
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1) Owners Dennis and Tauna Arnold originally wanted to open a brewery in San Diego in the mid-1980s but, lucky for Tucson, the city fathers said there would never be a craft brewery within city limits. Today, San Diego County is home to more than 90 breweries, though they certainly missed out on this one.
2) Barrio Brewing Company began humbly as Gentle Ben's Brewing Company on May 1, 1991.
3) Filling pint glasses and the bellies of happy customers for 25 years in Tucson, Barrio Tucson Blonde has been brewed longer than any beer in the history of Arizona.
4) Both Dennis and Tauna are native Arizonans—Dennis was born and raised in Tucson and Tauna was born in Mesa, AZ. Dennis actually grew up a ten-minute bike ride from Gentle Ben's.
5) The original Gentle Ben's location at 841 N. Tyndall Ave. was built in 1908 where The Marriott University Park Hotel now stands. It was demolished in 1996: some Tucsonans might remember it… Or perhaps not, depending on the night.
6) The original building served as a private residence, the official residence of UA presidents, the Pi Beta Phi sorority house, the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house, the Yucca Inn, and the Peppertree Inn. It was also used as a boarding house for students and soldiers during World War II and an apartment house for the growing UA community in the late 1960s. The current Gentle Ben's building had a previous life as a bank and still contains the original vault.
7) The "Bear Down Cellar" at the original Gentle Ben's location was named in honor of UA football hero John "Button" Salmon who, according to legend, used his dying breath to ask Coach J. F. "Pop" McKale to tell the football team to "bear down." It was built out of lava rock from Sentinel Peak near 'A' Mountain.
8) The wooden bear statue that now stands outside Gentle Ben's on University Avenue was carved from two trees that had grown together near Sierra Vista. It originally held station in the front of a second hand store beginning in the early 1950s.
9) The Arnolds purchased Gentle Ben's in 1991, though the name had been temporarily changed to Dirt Bag's West at the time.
10) The name "Gentle Ben's" refers to a black bear from the 1970s television series The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams. A UA professor came up with the name because he thought the manager looked like the show's (human) star, Dan Haggerty.
11) Michael Jackson (the English authority on beer and whisky) once told Dennis that he was perfect for brewing beer because his name is derived from the Greek God "Dionysus," who ruled over wine and revelry, and Saint Arnoldus of Soissons, who is the patron saint of brewers. Saint Arnoldus was canonized because he traveled the land telling everyone to drink beer instead of water because the fermented brew was safer.
12) Dennis holds a degree in journalism and public relations from Northern Arizona University but says he got into brewing due to his love of beer.
13) Pints are always happy-hour-priced at the Barrio whenever a train goes by; they're called Rail Pints when this special is in play.
14) Arizona author Ed Sipos, who wrote Brewing Arizona (the definitive book on Arizona brewing), likened Dennis to Alex Levin, who founded Tucson's Pioneer Brewery in the late 1860s.
15) Barrio Brewing enthusiasts espouse a "Type B" personality because good craft beer can't be rushed or taken too seriously.
16) Barrio Brewing is a family company through-and-through: TJ's Raspberry Ale, Nolan's Porter, and Rae's IPA are all named after the Arnolds' kids.
17) The enormous grain silo in front of the current Barrio Brewing location on East 16th St. is functional and can hold as much as 60,000 pounds of two row malt at any given time for making beer.
18) Barrio Brewing has brewed hundreds of craft beer varieties in its 25-year tenure, including the Pumpkin Porter, Beach Blonde, and NCAAle, which are only available seasonally. Both the 16th St. location and Gentle Ben's serve about a dozen of those varieties on tap at any given time.
19) Barrio Rojo won a Bronze Medal at Denver's Great American Beer Festival in 2015. Months later it took home the silver at the AmeriCan Fest. Nolan's Porter won the gold at the GABF in 2008 for robust porters.
20) It takes about 12 gallons of Barrio Rojo to make a week's worth of corned beef for the house-made Reuben at the Barrio and Gentle Ben's. Other foods on the Barrio Brewing menu that are cooked with the company's own craft beers include the spinach dip and gelato.
21) Each of the beers brewed on-site at Barrio Brewing are classified as ales due to the type of yeast they employ in their fermentation process. The light crispness of the Barrio Blonde mimics a lager because…the brewers have their secrets.
22) The brewery houses fourteen fermentation tanks which range in size from 30 to 90 barrels. One barrel is equivalent to 31 gallons, which is two kegs or 331 cans of beer.
23) Rae's Ruby Red Grapefruit IPA is made with real grapefruit. This unique beer must be kept refrigerated as it is fresh, unpasteurized and will, therefore, spoil in the heat.
24) Using nitrogen instead of carbon dioxide in beer results in a much smoother brew without the bite of carbonation. It also takes highly specialized equipment and know-how to accomplish. This technique is only suitable for a few styles of beer; Barrio Brewing currently serves two nitrogenated brews on tap.
25) Waste not, want not: the one million pounds per year of Barrio Brewing's spent grain is donated to local farmers for animal feed after its role in the brewing process is complete, making cows and pigs happy across southern Arizona.
Header image by Jeff Smith, from "Tucson on Tap," which appeared in our July/August 2016 issue.

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Mary Ann Peters: slipstream
October 19 – November 22, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 19, 6-8pm
James Harris Gallery is pleased to present our sixth exhibition by Seattle artist Mary Ann Peters. The show titled "slipstream" expands on themes the artist has been developing over the past couple of years, inspired by her research of contemporary events surrounding migrations out of the Middle East. After a recent residency at the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France, Peters created this new body of work that explores how communities in a state of flux navigate through this process of displacement, physically, psychologically and emotionally. Much of the work has a nautical reference and is influenced by communities formed around water, particularly as seen in Marseille, which Peters experienced during her residency in Cassis. In this exhibition, Peters brings to light how a cultural footprint is often buried or destroyed during conflict and movement. Through her own interpretations of current events, Peters puts the viewer into a witnessing perspective and draws these issues to the surface, uncovering untold narratives and probing into uncomfortable territory.
The show's title "slipstream" is a nautical term with a double meaning. Its literal definition as a noun describes the region behind a moving object, and the motion of the displaced water. It also has another connotation when used as a verb, which is to drag or pull someone or something along against their will. In this sense, this phenomena has psychological ramifications when considering the narrative of exodus and the individual experiences of the refugee. One of the works in the show, "slipstream (by the light of the moon)", carries this title and depicts an image of a boat wake in ink on black clayboard. The affect of the large-scale double paneled piece connotes this more disorienting interpretation, enveloping the viewer into a space of unknown darkness and tumult. Related to this work, "this trembling turf (the waters)" depicts the texture of rough seas, and similarly confronts the viewer with the psychological reality of negotiating the precarious nature of water crossings.
"impossible monument (telltale)" is the latest piece in Peter's impossible monument series. The impossible monument works are installations and projects that Peters has been developing over the past three years as a result of opportunities provided by her Art Matters Foundation Grant in 2013 followed by her Stranger Genius Award in 2015 that allowed her to do research in Paris, Mexico City, and Beirut. These projects are inspired by particular cultural and historical activity that the artist recognizes as deserving of reverence but at the same time, understands that they would never be elevated to the status of a monument. In this piece, Peters has painted decorative motifs from the Middle East onto a sail to refer to those lost monuments destroyed by the war in Syria. (Every UNESCO world heritage site in Syria has either been damaged or destroyed) These sites live in the memory of those in exodus. A "telltale" in nautical terms is a navigational indicator that is on either side of the mainsail. This term also has a more metaphorically profound meaning in the context of this body of work as a whole, as something that is "revealing, indicating or betraying something."
In another painting titled "medallion," Peters is interested in the practice of concealment and untruths in relation to the public narrative around migration. In this work, Peters has painted a spiral of words that are inspired by an article by French scholar Marc Bernardot, who Peters met during her residency. This article addressed the metaphors of navigation and liquidity in the discourse around migration, and how the exaggeration of language can skew policy and inform government actions towards fleeing communities. In this piece, Peters has veiled the words through whitewashing and patterning to imply how the words are a camouflage for the facts. Rather than creating a discourse that would move towards addressing this humanitarian crisis, language is instead used to add menace and reactionary tactics.
For this exhibition, Peters also continues the series titled "storyboard," which began in 2015. In these pieces, Peters uses contemporary images of abandoned temporary housing structures for refugees. Peters is interested in how displaced communities normalize these temporary settings and what that looks like before and after they are occupied. These architectural forms are quickly created and then abandoned, leaving only traces of these personal experiences and collective histories. In keeping with the theatrical definition of storyboards, these works are snapshots that inform larger narratives.
This exhibition is rooted in contemporary events that deal with a current humanitarian crisis of migration in the Middle East, but Peters' work captures the unspoken side of this narrative. Through dynamic abstractions and semiotic metaphors, this exhibition offers a new perspective on the events that surround this crisis in order to insight a larger discussion that gets into motion a curiosity about these events and human experiences.
Mary Ann Peters lives and works in Seattle, WA. She has received numerous awards including a 2016 Camargo Foundation residency, a 2015 Stranger Genius Award and 2013 Art Matters Foundation Grant (NYC) that allowed her to travel to Paris, Mexico City and finally Beirut to research a migration out of the Middle East to the Americas at the turn of the 20th c., a grant from The New Foundation, Seattle in 2014 for travel support, a MacDowell Fellowship in 2010, a Jentel residency in 2009, the Northwest Institute of Architecture & Urban Studies in Italy (NIAUSI) residency in 2003 and the Neddy Painting Fellowship from the Behnke Foundation in 2000.


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Homemade Ice Cream in a Bag!
End the summer with some homemade ice cream in a bag! Ingredients: Ice cubes (enough to fill a gallon-sized bag about half full) 1 cup of milk 1/2 cup of kosher salt 2 tablespoons of sugar 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 pint-size ziplock bags 1 gallon-size ziplock bag any other goodies that you might want


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Hello My Lovely Booknerds, I know it has been a while since I've posted anything on here. But since my family and I got a "new" computer. I will be back to blogging once a week or so. I've been reading a lot and also I have a new obsession. I became addicted to the tv show Supernatural. Right now I'm almost finished with season 6. My goal is to be caught up in time for season 13 premiere in October. Besides reading, watching tv, been spending some weekends at a local dirt racing track Selinsgrove Speedway. My brother stared racing there last year. It has been an interesting experience. He is getting better with each race. He has had 3 wrecks. One was from himself. The other two were because of other drivers. I will post some pictures of his car soon. We have added some new kitties to our clan. We had nine. One passed away. But then a little angel know as Cupcake appeared on our porch. She has been ours for almost 3 months now. Besides her we still have Fiona and Sofia. As well as Bam, Binx, Ozzy, Romo, Sniffles, and Bella. Our dog Sadie passed away back in January. Life hasn't felt the same. 2017 has been a tough year.
I miss talking about books and life with you all. I hope you all are looking forward to my reviews and posts about life and what not.
Sorry for being MIA. I found it difficult to blog from my phone and kindle. But if you follow me on Goodreads. You will see everything I've been reading.
I will post my July wrap up tomorrow.
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Most LTC residents decline dental care, study concludes
Scannapieco: Low useage rates in LTC reflect a common problem.
Almost 90% of long-term care residents do not use available dental care services during their stay, according to recent research from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Investigators analyzed the medical records of more than 2,500 skilled nursing residents discharged from a New York facility between 2008 and 2012. Over that period, just 10% of residents received at least one dental exam during their stay.
For individuals whose stays lasted less than a month, the usage rate for dental care services was 7%. That rate increased to 20% for residents who stayed in the facility between one month and two years. Roughly 55% of residents who stayed longer used dental care services.
A variety of factors, including age, health conditions and medical care receiving priority over dental care play into the relatively low rates. But the research team said their findings reflect a trend among the general population.
"There is a problem within the population as a whole toward appreciation for dental care," said lead researcher Frank Scannapieco, DMD, Ph.D. "The perception is that if you don't have pain, you don't have a problem."
Scannapieco suggested that improving residents' attitudes toward dental care may help improve their overall health and quality of life, though further research will be needed into how oral health impacts wellbeing and longevity.
Results appeared in Special Care in Dentistry.


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|Ewa Szczepanska-Sadowska*, Agnieszka Cudnoch-Jedrzejewska, Agnieszka Wsol and Katarzyna Czarzasta
|Department of Experimental and Clinical Physiology, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland
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|Ewa Szczepanska-Sadowska
Department of Experimental and Clinical Physiology
Medical University of Warsaw, 02-106 Warsaw
ul. Pawinski 3c, Poland
Fax: +48 225720 782, +48 22116 6201
E-mail: [email protected]
|Received March 20, 2014; Accepted May 27, 2014; Published June 07, 2014
|Citation: Sadowska ES,Jedrzejewska AC, Wsol A,Czarzasta K (2014) Significance of Neuropeptides for Coexistence of Disturbances in Central Cardiovascular Control in Heart Failure, Stress and Depression. J Clin Exp Cardiolog 5:313. doi:10.4172/2155-9880.1000313
|Copyright: © 2014 Ewa SS, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
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There are solid grounds for the recognition of the involvement of multiple neuronal/neurotransmitter networks in the regulation of the cardiovascular system. Clinical and preclinical studies provide evidence that heart failure is associated with significant changes in the central control of some of these systems. In addition, it has been shown that some of the brain's neurochemical pathways, which are involved in the central control of blood pressure, play a role in the regulation of emotions and cognitive functions. Stress and depression are regarded as potential challenges for the cardiovascular system, causing inappropriate regulation of cardiovascular parameters and worsening the prognosis of heart failure. There is also evidence that heart failure increases sensitivity to stress and depression. Recently, knowledge of the neurochemical background of comorbidity of stress, depression and heart failure has increased markedly. Our studies and those of other authors provided evidence for significant role of the improper function of neuropeptides, and in particular of the angiotensinergic, vasopressinergic and oxytocinergic systems in the exaggerated responsiveness of the cardiovascular system to stress in heart failure and depression. Current evidence indicates that the inappropriate regulation of the release of these neuropeptides and/or expression of their receptors play a particularly important role in long-term changes of central cardiovascular control during post-infarct heart failure.
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Contractions During Labor
Early labor throughout being pregnant may not necessarily imply that they are actual contractions. Contractions felt like whenever you get a charley horse in your calf; that very same sort of cramp-like contraction, except by means of all of the muscle tissues of your stomach that you would use to carry out a sit up. As hours handed, the contractions additionally concerned the hips and decrease again." Bee R.
Study the differences between Braxton Hicks contractions and real labor contractions below. Many ladies feel the relaxation of somebody massaging their shoulders, feet or their decrease back. Spanish has two mandatory phonetic contractions between prepositions and articles: al (to the) for a el, and del (of the) for de el (to not be confused with a él, that means to him, and de él, meaning his or, extra actually, of him).
In medieval texts unstressed words fairly often appear contracted: todol for todo el (all the, masc.), ques for que es (which is); and so on. Nonetheless, half the apostrophes we use have a legitimate function: they indicate the place letters are missing in contractions.
Even with pitocin -induced contractions this time, it still solely felt like menstrual cramps. As soon … Read more


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Visited last week, Food was awesome specially Handi Daal. But the services are slow. Taken to much time to serve. Can visit for quality food.
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Visited last week, Food was awesome specially Handi Daal. But the services are slow. Taken to much time to serve. Can visit for quality food.
We visited this to explore a new restaurant. Food is good. Kadhai paneer was good. Interior was great. Elegant style but not much famous. So can visit once.
I visit that restaurant on my sons birthday we try handi daal and haandi malai paneer daal ji ok but handi paneer is life time dish must try handi paneer if jodha the restaurant.
Terrible service and expensive food compare to other restaurants food was good but if i suggest for service it is really not good.
You'd love their preparation, and the food tastes really good. They serve you well enough that you'd want to come back again. Highly appreciated.
very nice place and service is nice. Food is very delicious and spicy. I think this is the best place
This is a type of Rajasthani restaurant and it has both veg and non veg items in the menu. Their special dish is interesting. They took good care of our group, prices a bit steep.
this restaurant have good ambiance & food , their speciality "Handi" have some different taste , also staff is very cooperative
Grt plc to eat indian food.. D best tandoori chickn in agra by far.. Servc is too gud.. We have been visitng dis plc very frequently and its nvr let us down on any occassion
I have been this place thrice and every time I got different taste of food. And on every next visit taste quality of food gone down. On my last visit I was there with my whole family and they all were disappointed.


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Commission for Senior Citizens Halloween Luncheon
- Date: 10/27/2017 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
- Location: Hoffman Estates Village Hall
1900 Hassell Road
Hoffman Estates, Illinois 60169
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Join the Commission of Senior Citizens as they present their annual Halloween Luncheon!
Doors open at 11:30 am. Delicious Pot Pies from Claim Jumpers is on the menu for lunch.
There will also be an astonishing magician for your entertainment.
Cost if $8 per person. Call 847-781-2606 for info.


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0This is arguably my favorite. You are right that it seems to have no relevance, but it is so cool.Flag ImNeilYoungon September 28, 20090This is song is in fact central to the plot of "Tommy." In the album and in the movie, "Hawker" is portrayed two ways but the song conveys the same message: that we search for healing in the wrong places. In the album, Tommy's mother goes to a pimp who offers healing powers of a hooker, and the movie she takes him to a religious cult dedicated to Monroe. Message: Deaf, dumb and blind Tommy is at a better place than anyone else. Message of Tommy: Materialism = bad, Nirvana = good.
Definition of Nirvana: (in Buddhism) a transcendent state in which there is neither suffering, desire, nor sense of self, and the subject is released from the effects of karma and the cycle of death and rebirth. It represents the final goal of Buddhism.
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Arnold Hano Talks
Sorry I'm late in sharing this story about Arnold Hano.
Sorry I'm late in sharing this story about Arnold Hano.
Dig the 3-part series by Chris and Jon DeRosa.
Phish meets the NFL. Dogs and cats, living together. Two of Peter Richmond's favorite things collide and he doesn't dig it:
Check out this excerpt from Neil Lanctot's 2011 Roy Campanella biography.
The most talented Craig Robinson looks at Mariano Rivera's career.
Today gives Mariano Rivera Appreciation Day at Yankee Stadium. Andy Pettitte makes his final regular season start in the Bronx so it's a sentimental afternoon for an organization that's known to lay it on thick. Still, Rivera is one of my favorite players so I can put up with the schmaltz. I've gone through the Bronx…
I've written over a thousand game recaps in my 11 years following the Yankees at Bronx Banter. It can be a tedious and dull writing assignment and I struggle to keep the posts fresh. But every so often you'll get a piece on deadline inspiration like the one my man Jon DeRosa delivered last night:
Everything You Always Wanted To Stop Worrying About The Bomb over at Cinephilia and Beyond including these two notable items by screenwriter Terry Southern:
Check out this 2009 interview I did with Glenn Stout about his book Trudy Ederle, Young Woman and the Sea.
Check out this 2-part interview I did last year with Mickey Herskowitz on Jock, his fun but short-lived NYC sports magazine (Part 1 was for Sports On Earth; Part 2 for Bronx Banter):
Here's Peter Richmond writing about Mark Sanchez:
Another classic from Lardner, "The Life and Loves of the Real McCoy":
Here's a story I wrote a few years ago about watching Dog Day Afternoon on TV late one afternoon with my Dad:


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Big Thief are heading to the UK for the first time ever.
The Brooklyn band's short run of shows – which includes Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow, and Festival No. 6 – reaches London on 6 September when they support M Ward at KOKO.
The UK shows follow a busy year for the group. Apart from releasing their debut album, 'Masterpiece', to acclaim (including spots on 'NPR's Top 30 Albums of the Year (so far)' and Uncut's and Newsweek's half-year albums lists), they've been touring the US with Ward, Kevin Morby, Yuck, Sunflower Bean, and Eleanor Friedberger.
They've also played with Here We Go Magic, whose Luke Temple has recorded a 7" of solo acoustic performances by Big Thief singer and songwriter Adrianne Lenker.
Limited to 500 copies, the tour-exclusive release includes the new song 'Dandelion' and a reinterpretation of the track 'Masterpiece'.
Says Lenker of the 7": "On tour with Here We Go Magic, our van, Bonnie, broke down in the Rocky Mountains. We really didn't want to miss any shows. Fortunately, Here We Go kindly offered me the empty seat in their truck, and I went ahead to play two solo shows while the rest of the band fixed Bonnie.
"After Luke saw the show, he had an idea to capture the simple raw form of the songs played solo. Several months later, I went out to Hudson, NY, and we filled eight cassette tapes, with one song played through a few times per 15-minute tape. It was a really relaxing way of recording. I thought we might just stuff the tapes in a shoebox in a closet and find them years later. It's nice to record without the intention of releasing the thing you're making."
Apart from Lenker and her long-time musical partner Buck Meek (guitar/vocals), Big Thief now includes Max Oleartchik (bass), and James Krivchenia (drums).
Their music, says Lenker, details "the process of harnessing pain, loss, and love, while simultaneously letting them go, looking into your own eyes through someone else's, and being okay with the inevitability of death".
Or, as fan Sharon Van Etten puts it: "Some of the most compelling songs I've heard in a long time. Driving songs that take you on a real journey, with intelligent stories and twist-and-turn melodies. And fun as hell live."


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Thanks! We actually just came back from a trip to the park. We ended up eating at Fishers in Peninsula a couple of times. Our evening meals were eaten in Macedonia, where we stayed. I don't believe the Trail Mix would have been open day before yesterday, when we visited Boston Visitor Center, nearby. It sounded like a nice place, though. Thanks for writing!
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The last blog post -- on why I hate social media -- had interesting reactions, mostly positive. Apparently, I'm not alone in the "social media is wearing me down" boat and some are thinking about deleting their Twitter accounts as well. For those you contemplating it, I'd suggest doing it in baby steps, especially if you're very addicted to social media. Quitting cold turkey isn't easy for many people. And, actually, this serves as a nice little segway into today's post on a Lenten experiment that came as a result of eschewing social media.
In order to help me avoid social media, I had to limit my use of technology in the form of my laptop, my phone, and iPod touch. Yes, I use all three for different things. My laptop is used for things like schoolwork, writing, blogging, and other things that require a larger keyboard and/or use of a wireless mouse. My phone is used for texts, calls, Spotify (when I'm driving), and the occasional website search or app use when I'm not home or can't use my iPod touch (which relies on home WiFi); Google Maps FTW! I don't watch TV often and I rarely stream movies (I don't have Netflix and I rarely use Amazon Prime Video which is included with our Amazon Prime membership) so the Roku on the TV stays unplugged for most of the day and can even go days without being plugged in. I do read a lot, and I've been using my Kindle more often, but I disable the WiFi on it and only turn it on when my borrowed (library) eBooks need to be downloaded onto it.
I use the iPod touch much more than I do any other device. I use it for apps like the app for members and friends of the local FSSP church (or, I should say, the one we're hoping to establish soon; please donate if you can!), Rain Rain (which I use when I need light background noise to fall asleep or relax), Goodreads, iPieta, EWTN, Overdrive (for the audiobooks I borrow from the library), Kindara (great for you ladies), Wunderlist (where I keep my daily schedule/to-do list, though this will change since Microsoft is axing the app later this year), and Scrobbler (where I keep track of what music I listen to... and how much of it). I deleted the Instagram app before Lent began and I haven't used the Facebook nor Twitter apps since last Lent (2016).
As you can see, I'm pretty plugged in even if a majority of these apps are used once or twice a day (or less). I'm not even counting the FitBit app and other apps I deleted during the Lenten season (more on this in a moment) or else, well, you get the picture; I'm very dependent on technology. After reading Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked by Adam Alter (which I briefly mentioned in the last post), I decided to challenge myself to limit my use of technology. It was probably one of the best decisions I've made in a long time.
I started off by doing my research paper the old-fashioned way: writing my paper using mostly books from the library and a notebook and pen. Yes, I did request the library books using the LAPL (Los Angeles Public Library) website before I picked them up but I used the physical books as soon as I had them. Yes, I did have to use my school's database to look up peer-review articles and journals on my topic (stuttering in the pediatric population) but I downloaded the .pdf files so I wouldn't have to use WiFi and/or would be able to print them out so I wouldn't use the laptop often. Yes, I had to type up my paper on Word since my professor insisted on it being a .doc/.docx file but it was first written out on paper using a pen. Lots and lots of paper, ink, and hand cramps because I'm used to typing more than I am used to manually writing things out (letters to friends excluded from this statement). I was able to finish the paper in record time and had amazing concentration during it.
I then deleted all the apps that I realized were designed to keep me plugged in (thanks for making me realize this, Mr. Alter). I deleted apps like FitBit, MyFitnessPal (to keep track of how much iron I consumed per day), Plant Nanny (which kept track of my water consumption and reminded me to drink more water every 2 hours), and a number of other apps that I didn't use often or used way too often that were not helpful/beneficial to me in any way. The results were also really great and I found myself feeling healthier and with more energy.
I actually stopped wearing my Fitbit Charge HR for two reasons. First, my eyes were opened to what the experts talked about in Irresistible; how I felt like a failure if I didn't get to my step goal (blame my slightly competitive nature) and how I pushed myself even when I felt too tired or my legs hurt. That led to number two: I was unintentionally causing more harm than I was helping. I didn't listen to my body when it sent "okay, you need to rest" signals and let my brain bully me with "but you can get to that number... you've done over 11k steps before; surely you can finish 5k measly steps per day." I found myself growing more and more fatigued and physically exhausted as the days passed but I pushed myself to meet the goals. Yes, my doctors advised that I walk more and exercise more but I was pushing myself beyond my limits, especially when the accidental dairy consumption physically weakened me more than anemia ever did. I'm not even going to touch on the sleeping and heart rate trackers which used to seriously stress me out.
After I deleted the app and stopped wearing the tracker, I started picking up bodily cues. I walk when I feel the energy to walk. I actually try to get up and walk around as much as I can throughout the day; much more than I used to prior to the use of FitBit. If I was tired, I first drank water (since I'd been terrible at keeping myself hydrated prior to this experiment) to make sure I was just a bit dehydrated. If I was still tired, I took a break from whatever I was doing and rested. I even took naps if I felt like I really needed one and it wasn't too late in the day. I ate when I was hungry or drank more water if a mealtime was coming up and I knew I wouldn't be hungry for it if I snacked. I've also noticed that whatever foods I crave usually pinpoint to something my body needs. i.e.: when I was craving dairy (which I can't have) was when my calcium levels were low (I'm not sure where they are now). When I craved red meat was when my iron was lower. When I craved salty things was when my sodium was low (I found I had low sodium at the ER last month). When the thought of fried foods or certain dietary staples didn't appeal to me, I listened to what I was in the mood for and it helped get my stomach back on track.
I've been able to maintain my weight at my normal range (123-125 lbs; what has been recommended for my 5'7" height and small frame by doctors) for an entire year without the help of MyFitnessPal which used to tell me how many more calories I needed to eat to gain weight when I was underweight. (For those of you who are new to the blog: being underweight was the unfortunate consequence of an academic stress breakdown I had three years ago and then a car accident I had a year and a half ago). Now that I've found a multivitamin that has more than 100% iron (which I need for my anemia), I don't need to keep track of that either. Buh-bye, app!
I also did something to help with the bouts of insomnia I've been battling with on-and-off for years. I'd heard a lot about the damage caused by the blue light found in artificial light and devices (laptops, tablets, cell phones, eReaders, TVs, etc) but I didn't do much about it until this Lent. In case you didn't know, the blue light messes up our sleeping patterns because it decreases our melatonin production (which helps us fall asleep) and throws off our biological clock. Not only that, it has been linked to a development of cancers, diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
After being reminded of the damage it can make, I decided to cut down on the amount of time I use the screen per day, only using the laptop, cell phone, and iPod touch when I need to. I had installed f.lux on my laptop a couple of years ago but hadn't used it for a while so I reinstalled it so that it dims the blue light on my laptop when I use it later than I normally do. Since I don't use the laptop as much as I used to, I don't get to watch the color change on my laptop screen. Sometimes, especially in the days leading up to exams or due dates, I can be on my laptop nearly all afternoon into evening and night so this is when f.lux is helpful.
At my annual optometry appointment, the optometrist advised me to add a blue-blocking filter/coat to my glasses after explaining the damage the blue light does to our eyes. I declined the coat for now (too expensive for my budget this year) but I did purchase an inexpensive (less than $8) pair of orange glasses that block blue light on Amazon. Since I mostly wear glasses at home -- especially at night -- I got myself a pair of Uvex S0360X glasses since they are large/wide enough that I could wear them over my normal glasses. I've worn them nightly (and I'll even fall asleep with them on if I'm reading in bed after particularly stressful days) for nearly a month now and I can tell you that I've had the best sleep I've had in years. I'm not trying to sell you anything (I didn't even link you to the glasses I got); I'm telling you the honest truth.
I'm not sure if it's the glasses, my decision to completely unplug and keep the last 2-3 hours of my day to prayer and reading (mostly fiction) books in order to help relax my mind (part of my daily self-care routine which has been proven to help), or a combination of the two but whatever it is, it's working. I sleep better and feel less tired in the morning. I'm also waking up and falling asleep naturally at earlier hours. I don't know when the last time I went to sleep at 3-4 a.m. (or later) was.
Oh yes, I also keep my phone away from the main part of my bedroom. The iPod touch (which serves as a temporary alarm clock) is kept on a closet shelf. It's close enough to not do bodily harm if I get up in a sleepy fog but far enough that I have to physically get up to shut it off so I'm not tempted to hit the snooze button. Mom and I will most likely keep this as our alarm clock since I've chosen a soothing (yet loud enough) song to wake us up at different times. Since Mom gets up at 3 a.m., we don't want an annoyingly loud alarm blaring, making our neighbors wake up from their own slumber. It also works because it uses the battery from the iPod and isn't plugged in or using disposable batteries, saving money.
As you can see, I had great results from my health and technology Lenten experiment. I feel healthier and more rested. My stomach is resetting and getting better. My concentration is getting sharper. My mental fog is going away. I feel less stressed out and have more patience. Oh! We've also saved a lot on our electric bill. Mom and I were surprised at home little we paid last month (we get the bill every 2 months). Of course, it's too early to call it a complete success since we human beings tend to relapse at times but I think these habits have a good chance of sticking and becoming permanent. :)
Anyway, that's it for now. As I said at the beginning of this post, I finished my lecture videos (and notes) so I am going to turn off the laptop, keep the ringer on my phone on silent (I've had it this way since I watched the lecture videos), and work on doing the flash cards for my hearing/ear anatomy and basic audiology course since the flashcards for the other class are done. :)
Anyway, that's it for now. As I said at the beginning of this post, I finished my lecture videos (and notes) so I am going to turn off the laptop, keep the ringer on my phone on silent (I've had it this way since I watched the lecture videos), and work on doing the flash cards for my hearing/ear anatomy and basic audiology course since the flashcards for the other class are done. :)
I hope y'all had a lovely week and that you have a great weekend. Divine Mercy Sunday is upon us! Praying that I can make it to Mass this weekend. :D
As always, thanks for reading and God bless! :D


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Contrary to what the plastic bags left in the area of 27th Avenue North Texas City appeared to be – free skittles or chocolates for house owners who hoist the American flag; the plastic bags features fliers with messages from KKK (Ku Klux Klan) in black and white.
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OverHERE Listening Session! 1.0 - Nick Finzer's " Exposition" - today we're looking back at Nick's debut album from 2013!
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I know, I haven't been one to hop on the linky bandwagon in quite a while. What can I say? It just hasn't been a priority. BUT, I have found Weekly Wishes to be uplifting and worthy of my participation. At least once! I am going to need some help with my new lifestyle change.
Well, apparently, the point is to share with you a few things that I hope happens, or to accomplish, or something.
1) I told myself I was going to start running on a regular basis again. M-W-F. It's Monday, can I get it done before the day is over? Sure........ I even bought some new runner pantssss!
2) Start trying to eat Paleo while also slowly diminishing the non-paleo food in the house. That's right folks, I am hopping on the healthy Paleo bandwagon... I know a lot of you are knew, but I just confessed to Recommit to being Fit. And that photo... Don't judge my looks based on that! lol. (Ps. I started a food diary over on Tumblr, just for fun.)
3) Walk on half mile every time I take Koodge out. Rain, wind and... any other Autumn crappy weather that rolls around.
4) Get back to daily drawing. Now that I had 4.5 days solid of husband time (he was away for a whole month), I need to readjust to this husband schedule.
5) Drink more water. I have definitely noticed that if I chug 2-3 8oz glasses of water straight away in the morning I definitely drink more water throughout the day.
6) Continue to fight through smoking urges.
I think these goals are totally manageable. If I want to get healthy, I need to eat right, drink water, and exercise. If I can quit smoking (23 days 16 hours 11 minutes since my last cigarette, thank you Quitit App!) I am pretty sure I can do pretty much anything.


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Varied yet distinctive, the venues within the hotel are perfect for any and every event, whether for matters of state or business, celebrations or treasured family affairs, corporate meetings or social gatherings. Meticulous and personal service symbolic of a time honored tradition of excellence, as well as an unwavering commitment to quality, are personified through an experienced events team that will bring your event to brilliant fruition and leave a lasting impression with your guests.
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Holographic clothing and accessories are a fresh and modern trend.I always imagined the day we'd start wearing holographic items to be the same day we ride hoverboards.Unfortunately we have no hoverboards-yet, but these holographic pieces will suffice for my futuristic dreams.
Instead of running to the go-to silver and gold give holograph a go for an accessory option.The holograph is clearly full of light so it's a great touch of illumination to any look.I'll be honest with you, I've seen some outfits entirely composed of holographic material and I'm not sure if I'm a fan. Part of me finds it innovative and different,another part of me feels like to much of this material makes you look like wrapping paper. Will you be giving holographic accessories a try and if so, how will you incorporate it into a look?


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When you purchase your villa or apartment, you automatically become a voting member of the non-profit corporation, and have a long-term contract for health care and services. As an owner, you can customize or enhance your accommodations to your personal specifications, reap the benefit of potential real estate appreciation, and deduct real estate taxes on your returns. As an owner, you can be as involved as you want to be in how the community is run. Residents are elected to serve on the Board of Directors – the board and its committees govern and direct every aspect of Beaumont's operations.
Your all-inclusive monthly fee for services and care is based on the size of your apartment or villa, and compares very favorably with other communities in the area. What's more, you are not restricted or "locked-in" by a non-refundable entrance fee. You may sell your villa or apartment, place it in trust, or transfer ownership at any time.
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How to Host a Chic Chocolate Tasting Your Friends Will Love
It's Friday night. Do you curl up with a Hershey's bar and call it a day? Or do you meet your friends for cocktails down at the bar? Why not do both and host an at-home chocolate tasting!
You can make this a fancy to-do or a casual meet-up. All you really need is chocolate, a complementary beverage, and a few good friends.
Choose Your Chocolate
Keep things simple so you don't overwhelm your guests' palates. Chocolatier Christopher Curtin from Éclat recommends having no more than six kinds of chocolate and mixing it up with both single-origin chocolates and truffles. You'll want half an ounce, per person, of each chocolate to be tasted.
When deciding on specific chocolates, quality counts over quantity, so go as high-end as you can (that means you need to put down that Hershey's bar). Look for chocolates that have a large surface area and aren't too thick; this will allow the chocolate to melt more easily in the mouth, and therefore, taste better.
If you're lucky enough to have a local chocolatier, start there and ask for their recommendations. Otherwise, mail order is your best bet. The single-origin Mendiants from Éclat would be perfect, or try the Single Origin Box from Askinosie Chocolate. For truffles, check out Gail Ambrosius or Vosges.
Pair it Up
When choosing your beverage pairings, be sure to match the sweetness of the chocolate with the sweetness of beverage. In fact, you'll want the beverage to be just a little sweeter than the chocolate, or you might end up with an unpleasant aftertaste (and wouldn't that just spoil the party?).
Don't get stuck on wine, either. While traditional vino and dessert wines do pair well with chocolate, so do many other things. Curtin, for instance, recommends high quality tequilas and Belgian beers. If you really want to get adventurous, try pairing with coffees or teas.
If you need some ideas, the folks at Valrhona also offer a helpful list of beer and wine pairings. Or do it backwards: think about what you like to drink and find a chocolate that will pair well with it.
Serve with Style
You've gathered your chocolates and your beverage pairings, and you've sent out your invitations. Now it's time to prepare the setting!
A few hours before the guests arrive, put the chocolate out on the counter; the intricate flavors will become most apparent when the chocolate is tasted at room temperature. You'll also want to make sure your beverage pairings are brought up (or down) to their perfect serving temperatures.
Try setting up each chocolate and beverage pairing at its own tasting station. Include information about the chocolate and beverage pairing, and give guests paper and pens to take notes.
Tasting chocolate is like tasting any fine food; you want to seek out all its various properties and flavors. Encourage guests to use their senses: look at the chocolate and note its color; smell it; feel its texture in the mouth. Eat it slowly and let it melt on the tongue. Start with the lightest, sweetest — or lowest cocoa percentage — chocolate and work your way up to dark.
Be sure to allow a little break between chocolate courses, and offer your friends some water to cleanse their palates. This is a great time for guests to discuss what they discovered about the chocolate they just tasted using their senses, and to compare notes and opinions.
End the night with a mix of sweet and savory snacks and your beverages of choice. Above all, relax and have fun! It's chocolate, after all.
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Change rarely comes in like a tidal wave or earthquake. Real, lasting change comes along slowly: one person at a time, the 'pay it forward' kind of change, the one drop in the bucket until it becomes an ocean change. Investing in change is an act of faith. You do the right thing for another because you believe in their value and worth, and as you do, you trust that something contagious might be kicked off, and yet, if it doesn't you do it anyway, simply because it is right. And 'right' doesn't need to be perceived or recognized, for right is just right because it is.
"You do the right thing for another because you believe in their value and worth…"
The students of our little high school in Kibombomene, Zambia surprised the group of teachers and volunteers the other day. After drawing them all to a room under false pretences, they commenced to tell each how much they meant to them. With song, words of encouragement, poems and skits they communicated with sincerity just what these adults meant to them. Their uneven and young efforts of acknowledgment were met with tears of laughter and appreciation, and smiles of satisfaction. Little things. Small expressions. These are the things that people the world over hunger for. These are the things, one by one that change the world.


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Denise Richards, star of StyleHaul's first original scripted series, talks about how she got involved with Vanity, playing the character Marion Bellerose, the digital age, and her summer with her kids. Watch Denise in Vanity every Thursday at 2pm PST on StyleHaul.
Catch Up on 'Vanity'
This week we hit our half-way point on the show Vanity - so what are you waiting for? Oh, to binge watch? Well I completely get that desire. But you'll have to wait until the end of August for that - and the story just gets juicier each week! Here's a way to watch the episodes back to back 1 - 5 so you're ready for what happens this Thursday at 2pm PST.
~ Abbreviated credits ~
- Alex Frnka
- Denise Richards
- Karrueche Tran
Created & Directed by Bernie Su
Produced by Allison Vanore, Katie Christian, Mike Jones
StyleHaul, Canvas Media Studios, Maybelline
Vanity Series Launch
What do you do when you're asked by Bernie Su to come aboard to make 132 finished minutes of high quality traditionally shot scripted content and it needs to launch in just three months? Oh and it's for the largest fashion, beauty and women's lifestyle multichannel network on YouTube: StyleHaul. And it's sponsored by Maybelline. Well. You make it happen. Obviously.
Here we are 3 months after I signed on to produce Vanity (starring Denise Richards, Karrueche Tran and Alex Frnka) with the incredible teams at Canvas Media Studios and StyleHaul. I'm so proud of what we were able to accomplish despite the super fast turn-around and all of the other logistical hurdles that come along with a production of this size and scope. A bunch of make-up palettes, fabric, shoes and a ton of talented people in front of and behind the camera later... the series launches. Now we get to share the first episode of Vanity with you all.
Vanity - Episode 1 "Legacy"
Vanity Official Trailer for Season 1
Please share this with your networks and leave a comment if you like what you see!
New episodes every Thursday all summer long.
Love in the Time of Monsters in Reviews
Now that Love in the Time of Monsters has been out for consumption, the reviews are rolling in. I decided to pick out my favorite quotes from said reviews and share them with you. Take my word for it, the reviews are really fun and mostly awesome! I've linked each quote to the review in case you want to read more. But really, who needs more with all of this awesome?
"There are a ton of goddamn Bigfoots walking around, the gore is top notch and absolutely relentless....Love in the Time of Monsters is a genuinely funny and blood splattered film for the ages. That may sound a bit excessive, but I assure you – it's not." Read more on Modern Horrors...
"In some ways, it feels like a really crazy videogame where the challenges to our heroes get increasingly harder and more difficult for them to deal with." Read more on Best Horror Movies...
"For the entire 97-minute runtime, I stopped playing Total War and just watched....the sheer amount of charm and fun that is crammed into this movie makes it almost impossible to hate. Even if you don't love this movie, I don't see anyone but killjoys and psychopaths having a bad time watching it." Read more on Dread Central...
"Turns out my worries were all for naught as Love in the Time of Monsters is a film able to mix comedy, horror, fun, and gore in a way that is as rare to find as Bigfoot itself. " Read more on AICN...
"Writer Michael Skvarla expresses a mildly genius ability to create a story that is fun, full of energy, and fast-paced with characters and situations that are truly entertaining." Read more on A Southern Life in Scandalous Times ...
And if you aren't convinced yet...
"It's got heart, laughs, scares, a fantastic cast, wonderful writing, romance, assured and competent direction AND a zombie moose. Now, I'm not saying this has something for everyone... hang on, that's exactly what I'm saying. Love in the Time of Monsters is a brilliant fun flick and I recommend it wholeheartedly. This is not one to miss!" Read more on Hickey's House of Horrors...
'Love in the Time of Monsters' Released to the Wild
You can now watch the ever-anticipated movie of the year, Love in the Time of Monsters! Available streaming, on DVD, or video-on-demand (VOD) through your cable provider.
iTunes http://tinyurl.com/litomitunes
Amazon http://amzn.com/B00TPJEW9C
BestBuy http://tinyurl.com/
Check out the movie and let us know what you think in the review sections of the sites or right here.
Office Ninja Available on iTunes!
Office Ninja, he's gonna getcha!
The award-winning comedy OFFICE NINJA starring Jade Carter, Jose Rosete, Francois Chau, Jessica Mills, Robb Padgett and Todd Johnson released on iTunes this week! I had the pleasure of working on this feature film as a 1st Assistant Director and after budding my nose in... an Associate Producer. We had a great cast and a lot of fun making this film so check it out!
'Office Ninja' begins with Tomas (CARTER), a disenchanted office worker on the verge of a dream promotion. For Tomas and his coworkers-- goofball Raheem (ROSETE), newbie Jessica (MILLS), king of douchebags Jett (PADGETT), and their incompetent boss Daryl (JOHNSON) -- each day seems to blend into the next. But a dark change is coming. After finding out that the office jerk Jett has stolen his work as well as his coveted promotion, Tomas swears vengeance and follows the ways of the ninja in his quest to regain his honor and find the evidence that will end Jett's reign of office tyranny. But of course, since he's not an "actual" ninja, his plans for swift justice may not go quite as smoothly as he planned.
'Office Ninja' features an ensemble cast with Jade Carter (JAG, House), Jose Rosete (Age of Dinosaurs), Francois Chau (Lost), Jessica Mills (Awkward Embraces), Robb Padgett (Vampire Zombie Werewolf) and Todd Johnson (Mortal Kombat: Rebirth).
Check out the Press Release here.
Watch the Trailer and Download/Stream the movie here.
Official Website http://www.theofficeninjamovie.com
Twitter https://twitter.com/officeninjafilm
Trailer http://youtu.be/Y-aokVosXhY
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/officeninjafilm
IMDb http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2062604/
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My Gimpy Life Season 2 Coming Soon
Earlier this fall I had the pleasure of Line Producing My Gimpy Life Season 2 thanks to a referral from Stephanie Thorpe. I'm now happy to add Teal Sherer, Sean Becker and Gabe Uhr (and the rest of our talented cast and crew) to the list of people I've worked with in this space!
If you haven't watched My Gimpy life Season 1 it's time! You only have until February 17th to get up to speed before you can join the rest of the world as they watch Season 2. If you're caught up, check out the My Gimpy Life Season 2 Trailer (below) complete with familiar faces from Austin Powers, Deadwood and The Guild. If you're not caught up - SPOILER ALERT - everyone in Season 1 is dead and aliens took over their bodies. Oops.
Make sure to subscribe to My Gimpy Life on YouTube!
'MAGNUM Love' in the Time of Monsters – A Premiere, A Poster and a Music Video
Today is a big day for us at Love in the Time of Monsters. We have three bigfoot-sized announcements coming your way! Jump on over to Bloody-Disgusting for the Exclusive Announcements about the film. And here... because you begged I'll give you the first one!
a Love in the Time of Monsters themed Music Video: Magnum Love by Thünderdikk
Producing Juliet: Episodes 1- 4 Now Up!
You can now watch the current four episodes of Producing Juliet! Here's episode 4, 'The Play's The Thing' Part 2. To see the show from the beginning click here.
When Rebecca meets kindred spirit Juliet, a playwright struggling to get her sophomore effort produced, Rebecca's tenuous and open relationship with her alluring yet distant actress girlfriend becomes clear. Rebecca finds a new focus and decides to leave her corporate life behind to produce Juliet's new play. And although Juliet is looking to create some distance of her own from an openly gay actor who can't walk away from her, Juliet's new partnership with Rebecca is about to put everyone's drama center stage.
Made in New York, Producing Juliet is the latest original series from award winning writer and director, Tina Cesa Ward, who brought us the critically acclaimed Anyone But Me and Good People in Love. The cast features award winning actress Rachael Hip-Flores alongside a raft of brand new young talent on the web. The production team includes producers Allison Vanore (Anyone But Me, Cost of Capital, SOLO: The Series) and Rochelle Dancel (B.J. Fletcher: Private Eye).