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One Life to Live Transcript Wednesday 6/6/07
Starr: Markko gets to you, doesn't he?
Langston: He does not.
Starr: Right.
Langston: I'm the one who got him the stupid part, and now he's trying to rewrite the whole show.
Starr: Like I said, Langston, he gets to you. Is his input any good?
Langston: Huh. No. Why are you doing this, Starr? I thought you were supposed to be my best friend.
Starr: I'm sorry.
Langston: No. No word on your dad? He's the whole reason that you broke up with Cole, and now you can't have either one of them? Where's the justice in that?
Marty: No, I'm all right. I just have a little headache.
Cole: Have you seen a doctor yet?
Marty: Yes, and he agrees I wasn't seriously hurt, but they want to keep me here for observation for a little while.
Cole: Ok. Hey, thanks for calling me.
Miles: Sure.
Marty: You know, I still wish you hadn't rushed over here. I mean, a bomb did go off in this place.
Cole: Mom, your office is down here. I would've come no matter what.
Marty: I need a moment alone with my son.
Miles: I'll be right outside.
Rex: Want another salty dog?
Roxy: Sure, as long as you're buying.
Rex: Right.
Roxy: Hey. Never drown your sorrows alone. Always have a desiccated listener.
Rex: You just want to say "I told you so."
Roxy: You mean because I said if you didn't lay off of Tate Harmon, Adriana was going to hate you? But you didn't, and now she does.
Rex: Great. Yeah.
Roxy: Broken heart. Keep them coming.
Rex: Oh, great.
Roxy: You know that guy?
Rex: That guy is Tate Harmon's dad. Seeing him now is like the cherry on the sundae of this day.
Adriana: Tia, who's taking care of Jamie?
Carlotta: R.J. Oh, no -- Jamie. What am I going to tell her if Antonio --
Adriana: No, no, no. Don't even think that, ok?
Carlotta: A bomb went off in the hospital. Now both of my sons are in there.
Adriana: And so is Bo, and John, and the bomb squad and the rescue teams. What's he doing here?
Tate: I can't believe I found you.
Adriana: What are you doing here?
Tate: It's all over the news. Are you ok?
Adriana: Yeah, we're fine. You remember Carlotta, right?
Tate: Hi. I'm so happy that you and Adriana weren't hurt.
Adriana: Tate -- did you just come from inside the hospital?
Natalie: How's she doing?
Viki: See for yourself.
Jessica: Hey.
[Natalie laughs]
Natalie: See, mom, I told you there was nothing to worry about. You don't look as yellow. [Natalie chuckles]
Jessica: I want to see Nash.
Viki: You will, you will, honey. You will.
Natalie: She doesn't know?
Clint: Sweetheart, you just close your eyes and rest.
John: You good? You secure?
E.S.U. Worker: Almost there, Lieutenant.
John: All right. Hey, Mike, can you hear me?
Michael: John? John, is that you?
John: Yeah, what's the situation in there?
Michael: The situation is about as bad as it can get. Now, the O.R.'s completely destroyed, the surgical team is either unconscious or dead, and Antonio's wound is still open. But I can't get to him. Nash can. He's going to have to close.
Nash: You know, Michael, has it occurred to you that not only am I not a doctor, but when I lose a button, I throw the shirt out. I might not be the right man for this job.
Michael: Really? Well, if you have a better idea, I'm listening.
Nash: No.
John: You copy all that, Bo?
Bo: I heard.
Cristian: Wait a minute, Nash is going to operate on Antonio?
Bo: Come on. We've got to get detective Vega to another O.R. ASAP. Let's move.
E.S.U. Worker: We move this ceiling too quick, the whole thing could collapse.
Cristian: Nash is not a doctor, Bo.
Bo: Nash is not going to operate. He's going to close the wound so that then we can get Antonio to another O.R. just as soon as we get in there. Michael is going to talk him through it. Cristian, listen to me -- we need your consent. Now, I don't know enough about medicine to know anything, but an open wound with the amount of debris and the dust that's in there right now -- I think I'd know what I'd decide to do.
Cristian: Ok, yeah, yeah. Do it.
Bo: All right, keep moving.
Kirk: Ahem. Hey, give me a shot of Irish, and a draft.
Bartender: Coming right up.
Roxy: Tate sure doesn't get his looks from his mama. What's his name?
Rex: Kirk.
Roxy: Yo, Captain Kirk!
Rex: Will you shut up?
Roxy: Over here!
Kirk: Yeah?
Roxy: I just found out who you are.
Kirk: Well, you have me at a disadvantage.
Roxy: Sorry about that. Roxy Balsom -- like the wood?
Rex: Oh, my God.
Kirk: Your mom?
Roxy: Oh, he told me that you were here visiting Tate. Did you bring your wife with you?
Kirk: No. I'm a widower.
Roxy: Oh, I'm a widow.
Kirk: Hmm.
Roxy: Hey, you're not gay also, are you?
Rex: Mom, please, I am begging you.
Kirk: No. I'm not gay, and neither is my son. But your son -- thanks to him, there's a lot of people in this town think he is.
Tate: I came from the parking lot, Adriana.
Adriana: It looked like you came straight from the building.
Tate: Well, it may have seemed that way because of the reporters and everyone milling around. It's a zoo over there.
Adriana: Well, how'd you get past the cops?
Tate: I got a press pass from work. I did some finagling, but I knew you were here and I had to make sure you were all right.
Adriana: Well, we weren't near the explosion. The bombs were in the O.R.
Tate: How's Jessica?
Adriana: She was out of surgery when the bomb went off.
Carlotta: But Antonio was still there. He was in the operating room.
Tate: I'm so sorry.
Carlotta: Sounds like you think he's dead.
Adriana: No one can get into the O.R., ok, so Antonio could still be alive.
Carlotta: And I would know if he weren't.
Tate: You know what? I'm going to go see what I can find out from the reporters, all right?
Adriana: Just don't give up hope.
Carlotta: No. "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil."
Natalie: I don't think that you should've told Jess about the explosion.
Viki: Darling, I had to give her some kind of an explanation as to why Nash isn't here. And, you know, we don't know if Nash and Antonio -- now, obviously we're praying they're all right, but we don't know.
Clint: Well, you know, even if she's out of it, Jessica would know that we're handing her a line of bull.
Viki: We have to be straight with her so that she will continue to lean on us. You know, she's got a rough time ahead of her. Even if this transplant is a success, she still has Hepatitis C.
Natalie: Yeah, well, thank God she's still sleeping off the anesthesia because when she wakes up, she's going to want answers.
Clint: Yeah. Well, by then, with any luck, we'll have good news.
Natalie: And if we don't?
Clint: Then we'll deal with it together, like we always do.
John: Hey, Mike, can you hear me? Mike!
Michael: Yeah, John?
John: Ok, listen, Cris gave his consent, all right? We're going to be in there as soon as we can, but you guys do whatever you have to do to keep Antonio alive -- you got that? How we doing -- are we good?
E.S.U. Worker: We're good.
John: All right. Let's start clearing this area. Let's go!
Michael: Nash?
Nash: Yeah, yeah, I heard that. Listen, don't you guys usually wear masks and hats and gowns and wash your hands all kinds of times before you do it? What happened to that, huh?
Michael: Yeah, well, that would be the norm, but we're going to have to improvise, ok? Now -- now, look, you already cleaned the wound, you found the sutures, you're doing great.
Nash: All right, what's next?
Michael: Ok. Um -- we have to make sure that he's breathing. Check that he's breathing, ok?
Nash: Check.
Michael: Ok, now -- now, go to the anesthesia cart. I want you to find the blue and the green hoses. I want -- I want you to make sure that they're intact. We have to make sure that Antonio's receiving anesthesia as well as oxygen.
Nash: All right, they're good.
Michael: Ok. Now, I want you to -- I want you to open up his I.V., Make the -- make it drip faster, all right? You do that by turning the blue wheel on the back of the machine.
Nash: All right, got it.
Michael: Ok, now, back to the anesthesia cart -- yes. There should be a syringe there with a -- a red label on it.
Nash: Oh -- this one?
Michael: Yeah, yeah. Well, what does it say? Does the label say "fentanyl"?
Nash: Yep.
Michael: Ok. Now, I want you to inject that directly into the I.V. Bag. We don't want him waking up in the middle of this thing.
Nash: Oh, yeah, that'd be unpleasant for him. So I just -- I just stick it right into the I.V. Bag, huh?
Michael: Sure.
Nash: All right.
Michael: Good job. Ok, now, at the end of the operating table, at the foot of the operating table, there's a bottle of alcohol. I want you to open it up, go to the other table, and pour it on the instruments to resterilize them.
Nash: All right.
Michael: Ok. Now, I want you to find a pair of surgical gloves that are still sealed. You want to open them up and put them on. Make sure that you hold them by the inside, ok? You -- you want to try and not touch the outside. The outside has to stay as clean as possible.
Nash: All right. Suppose I got time for a quick prayer, do I?
Michael: Make it really short. Whew -- come on, Johnny.
Cristian: You think it's going to hold?
Bo: If we're lucky.
Cristian: Well, we haven't been that lucky so far.
Bo: Well, let's start moving stuff out of the way and then we'll find out.
Cristian: All right.
Michael: Nash? Are you right-handed or left-handed?
Nash: Right -- why?
Michael: Ok. Now, you see that thing over there? It looks like a pair of scissors with a blunt tip.
Nash: Yeah.
Michael: Yeah. That's the needle holder, ok? Now, you use it by putting your thumb and your ring finger through the holes. You're going to put your -- your index finger on the shaft and you're going to use that to control the instrument. Ok? Now -- now, practice opening and closing it a couple of times. All right?
Nash: All right, I got it.
Michael: Now, you're going to pick up the needle with the needle holder. You're going to grab it 2/3 of the way back from the point. The sutures should already be attached.
Nash: All right. Got it.
Michael: Nash, do you see the thing that looks like a pair of tweezers with a fine-tooth tip? That's an Adson's forcep. I want you to grab that with your other hand.
Nash: Got it.
Michael: Ok. You're ready to get started. [Sawing] With the forceps, I want you to grab the flap of skin on the side of the incision.
Nash: Oh, man.
Michael: Don't hold it too tight.
Nash: "Don't hold it too tight"? I'm trying to hold on to the contents of my stomach. You tell me not to hold it too tight -- come on.
Michael: You don't want to rip it, ok?
Nash: Fine. Oh, man -- Michael?
Michael: What? What's going on?
Nash: Antonio is bleeding again.
Starr: Proms are so lame.
Langston: They're more than lame. They're just an antiquated custom made for humiliation. Look at "Carrie."
Starr: That's a little extreme.
Langston: It's killing you you can't go to the prom with Cole, right?
Starr: Except for these stupid play practice rehearsals.
Langston: Excuse me?
Starr: I'm sorry, but that's the only time that I see Cole.
Langston: Yeah, and now he's hooking up with Britney.
Starr: Shut up! Why would you say that?
Langston: You're the one who told me. Oh -- as if on cue. Oh, save it, Brit. Starr already knows you got Cole to ask you to prom.
Starr: And you know what? I'm fine with it.
Britney: Well, I hope so. I mean, Cole and I don't mean to upset you.
Starr: "Cole and I"? One movie and you guys are a couple?
Cole: You scared the hell out of me, mom. When Miles called and said that --
Marty: Thought about your dad, didn't you?
Cole: I couldn't handle it if I lost you, too.
Miles' voice: Marty, you have to decide -- be my wife or go to prison and lose your son.
Cole: Hey, promise me that you will always be careful.
Marty: I promise you that it's you and me against the world, right, kiddo? It always will be.
Carlotta: "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty. I will say of you, Lord, you are my refuge and my fortress, my God --"
Tate: She's lucky she has her faith to hold on to.
Adriana: She's lucky it still makes her feel better.
Tate: You have an amazing family.
Adriana: We have our issues, but we love each other and we stick together. Guess your family wasn't like that, huh?
Tate: No. No, it wasn't.
Adriana: Well, at least your dad cares about you, right? I mean, he came all the way to Llanview when he thought you were in trouble.
Tate: Right.
Adriana: When Antonio found out he was a compatible donor for Jessica, he came back -- even though they had such a horrible breakup.
Tate: He sounds like a really great guy.
Adriana: He's the best. I just can't believe this. I can't believe that Jessica's going to make it because of what Antonio did and yet Antonio might die because some lunatic put a bomb in the operating room?
Tate: I know. It's terrible.
Adriana: If something happens to Antonio, Jessica's not going to blame the guy that set the bomb off. She'll blame herself.
Natalie: I wish I was there with uncle Bo, and get Antonio out.
Viki: Darling, I think the best thing we can do is to totally stay out of the way.
Natalie: I know.
Clint: I can't take this anymore. I have to find out what's happening.
Viki: Clint -- Clint, it's dangerous.
Clint: Viki, I'll be all right.
Natalie: Hey, how's my sister doing?
Nurse: She's stable, but she won't be fully awake for a while.
Natalie: Is that normal?
Nurse: Yes. They didn't have a chance to give her anything to reverse the anesthesia.
Viki: Well, I think it's merciful that she doesn't have to know what's going on.
John: Hey, Bo, you copy?
Bo: Yeah, John.
John: We're not moving fast enough over here. How about you?
Bo: Well, if the ceiling holds, we should be in there soon.
John: Hey, Mike, you still there?
Michael: Yeah, I'm here! Hurry up, John! Now, you can stop the bleeding. Look -- ok, go over to the table, pick up the thing. It's a hemostat. It looks like a pair of scissors with a ridge on the inside. Yes. Now, use the gauze and clean the area so you can see where the blood's coming from.
Nash: I don't want to look at this -- I got to touch it?
Michael: Just do it. Can you see where the blood is coming from?
Nash: Unfortunately, yeah.
Michael: Ok. Use the hemostat to clamp the tissue closed.
Nash: All right. It's worked.
Michael: See? You did it.
Nash: Yeah, but I can't stitch him up with these scissors in him.
Michael: No, you can't. There's a cautery pencil. It's that thing with the wire coming out of the end of it? Pick it up, touch it to the clamp, and push the button. This should burn the tissue, stop the bleeding. Then you can remove the clamp.
Nash: I'm going to burn him?
Michael: Just do it. You got to trust me.
[Nash sighs]
Nash: All right.
Michael: Good. Ok, now, let's get him closed.
Nash: Mike, I'm sorry. I don't know if I can do this.
Michael: Are you kidding me? You just stopped a bleeder -- you're a natural.
Nash: What if I kill him?
Michael: Huh. You can't kill somebody by giving them stitches, Nash. Now, if you don't close him up, he will get an infection and he will die. Are you comfortable with the equipment?
Nash: Oh, yeah, I'm cool. Hey -- next stop, project runway.
Michael: Ok, good. Now, grab the tissue on the inside of the incision with -- with the forceps. Yes -- ok. Now, pass the needle through the skin with the needle holder. Now, once you're through, release the needle, grab the needle again on the other side of the skin with the needle holder.
Nash: Uh-huh.
Michael: Now, pass it through the other side. Make sure that you -- that you put the hemostats on the end of the suture or it's going to come through.
[Nash giggles]
Nash: And how do I do that -- with my teeth?
Michael: Release the needle holder.
Nash: Uh --
Michael: Grab the hemostat.
Nash: Hemostat -- yeah?
Michael: Now, use the needle to lift the skin. Now, pass it through the other side of the incision. Do you get what you're doing here?
Nash: Oh, yeah. I -- I stitch him up.
Michael: Ok, good. Now, you do that enough times, you won't be looking at the inside of Antonio anymore.
Nash: Fantastic.
John: What's that? What does that mean?
E.S.U. Worker: That means we have to work faster.
Nash: So what's next?
Michael: Just keep doing what you're doing, ok? We're going to -- we're going to use a running stitch here. Make sure that you keep the stitches close and tight.
Nash: All right. Oh.
Cole: So how long do you have to stay here for?
Marty: Oh, God only knows. Is there someplace you can stay tonight?
Nurse: I'm sorry, this area is restricted.
Cole: I don't care. I'm not leaving my mom.
Marty: No, no, no, sweetie. Please, I am in great hands, and listen to me -- I would feel a whole lot better if I knew that you were far away from this place, so, please.
Cole: Ok. I'll go home and wait for you there.
Marty: Ok.
Cole: Call me as soon as you know something.
Marty: I will. God, I love you.
Cole: I love you, too.
Nurse: Ok, out you go.
Marty: What are you doing here? The nurse said this was a restricted area.
Miles: I told her to say that.
Marty: What?
Miles: You said you were worried about your son and you'd feel better if he were away from here.
Marty: No, you'd feel better if he was away from here. Don't worry. I didn't tell him you were blackmailing me into marrying you.
Miles: Marty, I don't think of it that way. Instead of living the rest of your life in prison, you can spend it with a man who loves you. If you look at it my way, it's a no-brainer.
Adriana: Did you find out anything?
Tate: I tried, but they're not talking to the press. I'm sorry.
Carlotta: It's ok. Thanks for trying. Excuse me.
Tate: That wasn't quite the truth.
Adriana: What do you mean?
Tate: They suspect that O.P.P. was behind the bombing.
Adriana: I know. It's horrible. I mean, what kind of monster would do something like this?
Roxy: Hey, listen. Your son was hitting on my son's girlfriend --
Rex: Mom!
Roxy: On live TV.
Kirk: Oh, well, that makes it all right for him to call my son gay?
Roxy: Well, he didn't want to see Adriana used as a beard.
Kirk: Your son lied and knew about it, and that could've destroyed my son's career.
Roxy: Yeah, but Adriana dumped my son because of your son.
Kirk: Well, if she did, that's probably because she's smart enough to know not to get hooked up with a liar. What the hell took you?
Bartender: I had to go to the basement for the Irish.
Rex: You nervous about something, Mr. Harmon?
Kirk: Oh. Go to hell.
Roxy: He just told you where to go and you look happy about it?
Rex: He's hiding something. Daddy's about to fly apart.
Jessica: My throat is really dry.
Nurse: That's an after-effect of the anesthesia.
Viki: Oh, thank you. Um -- sweetheart, here. It's an ice chip, ok? Can you open your mouth a little bit? Just an ice chip.
Jessica: Thank you.
Viki: Ok.
Natalie: Sweetie, how are you feeling? Are you in any pain?
Jessica: Not bad. Where's dad?
Viki: Um -- honey, he -- he went to find out what he could, you know, about what happened.
Jessica: The explosion?
Viki: Yeah.
Jessica: Well, how long has he been gone?
Natalie: It's been a while.
Jessica: Well, if he's not back, it must mean that it's bad.
Michael: How's it going down there, Nash?
Nash: Pretty good, as long as I imagine I'm sewing something other than flesh.
Michael: Is the incision closed?
Nash: Yeah, all right? The sutures are holding, too.
Michael: Well, you finally made it, huh?
John: You know where you can shove that.
Michael: Look, you need to get me down there and you need to get me down there now.
John: What do you think I brought him for? Cut those hinges.
Nash: We got company?
Michael: Yep, and they're about to start sawing, so do me a favor -- put one of those sterile towels over Antonio's wound.
Nash: All right.
John: Bo, we're into the booth. We're almost down to the floor.
Bo: Copy that. We're close here.
John: Would you like me to carry you down there, princess? Let's go.
Michael: That's funny -- very funny.
John: Come on.
John: Be careful.
Michael: Yep.
John: Come on.
Michael: Yep.
John: Let's go.
Michael: Ah. Ok. He's still alive. Weak pulse, but he's here.
John: This one's still breathing, too.
Michael: How's it going?
John: Bo, we're in. We're on the floor. Michael's finishing sewing up Antonio. The -- the doctors are alive but unconscious, but, look, we got to get this door open and start moving these people out of here before the ceiling gives in.
Cristian: John, how's my brother?
John: Mike, how's he doing?
Michael: He's -- he's doing good. You're doing good, right, Antonio?
John: He's doing good, thanks to Nash.
Michael: He's good to go.
John: Hey.
Bo: Come on. Hey, take care of these two on the floor. There's a team waiting for Antonio in another E.R.
Michael: Let's get him packaged up.
John: I got other people to check on. You mind?
Bo: No, no, no. Take off.
John: All right.
Cristian: Thanks.
Nash: Yeah.
Britney: Cole and I went through a lot together -- you know, because of Henry.
Starr: Yeah, I know.
Britney: And, you know, you did break up with him.
Starr: Ok, I don't want to talk about it anymore. You guys can go to prom with each other, ok? Knock yourselves out. Just leave me alone.
Britney: Ok, I just want you to understand. I'm not trying to upset you or, you know, make you feel bad.
Starr: Right. Cole?
Britney: Hey, are you ok? You freaked out before.
Cole: Somebody set a bomb off at the hospital.
Marty: You want to spend your life with a woman who could never, ever love you?
Miles: You'll learn.
Marty: You know, you can force me to marry you, but you can never force me to feel something I never will.
Miles: Have I forgiven you for killing Spencer? And -- and I'm going to keep your secret so that you can spend your life with your son. Because of me, he doesn't have to grow up alone and he doesn't have to know that -- that you're a murderer. I mean, that ought to be worth a change of heart, right?
Marty: I was completely wrong about you. You're more of a monster than I thought.
Miles: Don't ever call me that again.
John: Everything all right here?
Miles: Everything's fine.
John: I asked Marty. Doctors check you out yet?
Marty: Yeah, but they're coming back. They just, you know, have a lot of people to see.
John: Don't get impatient and take off.
Miles: I'll make sure she sees a doctor.
Marty: Have you found out anything about the bomb?
Miles: You know, I don't think we should keep Detective McBain. I'm sure he's a very busy guy tonight.
John: I just wanted to make sure you'd been taken care of.
Miles: Well, I'll make sure she's taken care of.
John: Oh, yeah?
Miles: Yeah. And as a matter of fact, before you interrupted us, Marty and I were talking about the future.
John: What future?
Miles: I made an offer to Marty she can't refuse.
Bo: Nash. You really stepped up.
Nash: Well, it was mostly Michael.
Bo: You two saved Antonio's life and that couldn't have been easy, for many reasons.
Nash: Never even crossed my mind.
Bo: Thank you.
Michael: You want to go see Jessica?
Nash: Yeah, definitely. I -- I just need a minute here.
Michael: All right. I'll meet you there.
Nash: Oh, damn.
Roxy: Hey, turn on the TV, Billy baby. I want to hear the scores.
Kirk: What do you want?
Rex: Something's going on with you and Tate, something that's got you drinking boilermakers.
Kirk: Do you really think I'm willing to talk to you about my son?
Rex: A friend of Tate's said your boy changed after he came back from some camp in Wyoming. What kind of camp was that?
Kirk: What do you really want?
Roxy: I can't hear. Come on, turn the sound up.
TV Announcer: A bombing has been confirmed at Llanview Hospital this evening.
Rex: Adriana's at the hospital.
TV Announcer: Stay tuned to this station for further details.
Adriana: You seem so upset.
Tate: Well, of course I'm upset. We still don't know what happened to your brother. I wish there was something I could do.
Carlotta: Cristian! Oh, oh.
Adriana: What happened to you?
Carlotta: Did you see Antonio?
Cristian: He made it.
Carlotta: Oh!
Cristian: He's going to be ok.
Carlotta: Oh, dios! Gloria dios!
Jessica: I want to know the truth.
Viki: Sweetheart, you really have to calm down. This is not good, ok?
Natalie: Can you get her something?
Jessica: No, no, I don't want to be sedated. I want to know what happened to Antonio and Nash.
Clint: I have some good news.
Viki: What? Oh, my God.
Jessica: Nash.
Viki: Oh. Oh, thank God.
Nash: It's ok, baby, I'm fine.
Jessica: Thank God.
Nash: Hi.
Jessica: Hey. How's Antonio?
Clint: Looks like he's going to be fine.
Jessica: Thank God.
Clint: Antonio is now in another O.R. They had to redo his sutures.
Natalie: What -- "redo"? Why -- what happened?
Nash: After the explosion, I -- huh -- I was -- I was stuck in the O.R. with Antonio and the surgeons and the anesthesiologist people -- they were all knocked unconscious before they could -- close him up, so I closed him up and he started bleeding. It was --
Jessica: Oh, my God.
Clint: Michael told Nash what to do and Nash did it. He stopped the bleeding and sewed up Antonio.
Jessica: You really did that?
Nash: Yeah, I never want to do it again.
Clint: If it weren't for Nash, Antonio would be dead right now.
Jessica: Thank you.
Nash: Well, after what he did for you --
Jessica: I have a long way to go.
Nash: I know, and I'll be there with you every step of the way.
John: What kind of offer are we talking about?
Marty: Miles has offered, um, to wait here with me and to take me home once I'm discharged. Isn't that right, Miles?
Miles: Yeah, that's it.
John: You ok with that?
Miles: I'm the one helping her.
John: I'll call you when I can.
Marty: I should've told him.
Miles: You really want to risk that?
Marty: You'd really hurt John?
Miles: Look, I don't like to play games. I've proposed to you and I've given you time to think. So what's it going to be, Marty? Marry me, or lose your son?
Langston: Who set the bomb off?
Starr: Was anybody hurt?
Cole: I don't know how many people got hurt and I couldn't see all the damage. The place was swarming with cops and firemen.
Britney: Well, what happened to your mom?
Cole: A light fell off the ceiling and hit her on the head.
Starr: Is she all right?
Cole: Yeah -- they kicked me out, but she'll be all right.
Langston: Do they know who did it?
Cole: I heard it was that racist hate group, the one that's been setting all the fires?
Starr: Oh, my God -- you said that all that happened at the hospital, right? Well, my cousin Jessica -- she was waiting to get an operation. My whole family was probably there! I have to call my mom.
Carlotta: Oh, hay dioceses fiel. Gloria. Just when can I see Antonio?
Cristian: Well, come on. Let's go find out.
Carlotta: Ok!
Cristian: Thanks for taking care of Mami.
Carlotta: Si. Gracias, Adriana.
Tate: Feel better now?
Adriana: Jessica and Antonio survived the operation and the bomb. It's amazing.
Tate: It really is.
Adriana: Thank you for sticking around and -- and for caring.
Bo: You can send in C.S.U. now, Talia. Tell them to see John or me as soon as they get here.
John: Ah. It could've been worse.
Bo: Yeah, at least nobody got killed.
John: Yeah. But what are these bastards going to do next?
Billy: I don't want to listen to this again.
Roxy: Hey, I want to hear the letter.
TV Announcer: It connects the bombing –
Billy: Those nut jobs again.
TV Announcer: To a wave of hate crimes.
Roxy: Well, whoever it is, I hope they get a life and leave the rest of us alone.
Jessica: You know, if this whole winery thing doesn't work out, you can always try medical school.
Nash: Not in a million years.
Jessica: Hmm.
Nash: All I could think about the whole time was when I could get back to you.
Jessica: Forever and ever?
Nash: Forever and ever.
On the next "One life to Live" --
Tate: You lost, ok? You're done. Get over it.
John: Just know that I am watching Laurence very, very closely.
Miles: Cole, I'm your new dad.
Cristian: I know my brother. He's not going to get over this.
Antonio: I hope the two of you burn in hell.
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Sunday, 19 December 2010
Miss World Kenya 2005 and the antijigger campaign ambassador Cecilia Mwangi was named the volunteer of the year as Ahadi Kenya was awarded as the Best Organisation involving volunteers in East Africa. They were awarded during a gala night hosted by VSO Jitolee, to fete the top individuals, corporate, learning institution and government agencies involved in voluntary activities across East Africa.
In his acceptance speech, Ahadi Kenya Executive Director, Dr. Stanley Kamau dedicated the award to all anti-jigger volunteers saying that the campaign has gotten to were it is today due to their free services. He added that they are able to access many parts of the country due to volunteers who are drawn from government employees, corporates, religious leaders, community and the media. Cecilia dedicated the award to all jigger victims saying that the recognition motivates her to do much more for those infected.
The former beauty queen urged the public to join volunteer services as this is the only way NGOs can improve the lives of the poor people.
Last week, Ahadi Kenya put Kenya in the world map when it was named among the top six African countries working towards achieving millinium development goal 2015 due to the anti-jigger campaign. This announcement was made in South Africa by One International during an award caremony to recognise organisations and countries working towards eradication of poverty in Africa.
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Muffins in the morning! Muffins in the evening! Muffins at supper time! When Muffins are paleo and healthy, you can have muffins all the time!! The Turkey egg muffin is easy to make, great to eat later, and healthy.
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– 1/2 red onion.
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Today is my turn to host the sketch challenge on Lizzie Anne Designs. I love this bird from the Bless This Nest set. For my sentiment I just colored the second line from the Supergirl saying single with a marker and stamped. I thought the saying was perfect for this bird.
Here is the sketch I drew. I would love to have you play along. You can upload at Lizzie Anne Land.


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Sunshine Coast hospitals working overtime
Sunshine Coast hospitals were operating on weekends and public holidays in a bid to bring down surgery waiting lists, Sunshine Coast and Cooloola Health district manager Kevin Hegarty said late yesterday.
Mr Hegarty was responding to comments made by shadow health minister John-Paul Langbroek.
Mr Langbroek had said the Sunshine Coast, one of the state's fastest-growing regions, had received one of Queensland's worst report cards, with data revealing its sickest patients were waiting longer for surgery.
He said Queensland Health data showed the number of Category 1 elective surgery patients waiting longer than the recommended 30 days for treatment had increased by nearly 85% in the past year.
"Nambour General Hospital, in particular, is struggling to cope with the demand," he said.
Mr Langbroek said the report showed that Coast patients were waiting longer across all categories of elective surgery, with a 14% hike in waiting lists since July 2007.
However, Mr Hegarty said at Nambour hospital, 1502 patients had received elective surgery in the quarter, compared with 1443 in the same quarter last year.


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I only had one roll... so no pressure, right?? According to Noah Scalin, author of the book i'm following, today is Skull Appreciation Day (more about S.A.D. celebrations here – so much gorgeous art!). And so to celebrate, I cut out a little skull out of my roll. Not perfect, but this was a lot harder than I expected!


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The Spongebob SquarePants iPhone 5 case Treat Truck will undoubtedly be visiting Tampa on Thursday, Will 21, handing out free Bikini Basic snacks and reusable totes and as a result offering opportunities for fan and just with SpongeBob and Invincibubble.
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Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Jets are, in fact, starting QB Bryce Petty against the Rams.
The New York Jets are expected to start QB Bryce Petty in Week 10's game against the Rams, according to Ian Rapoport.
Ed Werder of ESPN reported earlier in the week that Ryan Fitzpatrick believed he would be able to start this weekend, despite the recent sprained MCL he suffered but it appears as though that may have been overly optimistic.
By starting Petty, they'll at least have an opportunity to evaluate what he can do with an opportunity in case they want to make him available for trade next year.
Petty, 25, is a former fourth-round pick of the Jets back in May of last year. He's currently in the second year of his four-year, $2,833,696 contract and stands to make a base salary of $525,000 for the 2016 season.
In 2016, Petty has appeared in one game and completed both of his pass attempts for 19 yards and no touchdowns or interceptions.


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I wonder how many people realize that James Robertson, the judge who "Quit In Protest" over the legal surveillance of terrorist-connected international communications, was a Clinton appointee known for interfering in National Security debates, and who did not actually "quit" at all?
First off, a look at Robertson's brief bio reveals that Robertson's private practice work included the District of Columbia bar (not the most even-handed of forums), and included a strong emphasis on defendant's civil rights, even where none existed in statute. Also, while Robertson has stepped down from his post on the FISA court, he has not resigned his position as a federal judge on the D.C. District Court, nor refunded even one penny of his salary. In actual effect, all Robertson has done is to demand less work for the same pay, and he got in a political swipe in the process.
As Hugh Hewitt noted on his radio show Wednesday, it will mean something if Robertson actually resigns his lifetime post and salary. Until then, it's just more politics from a liberal unwilling to work in the system when it doesn't go his way.
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One of the better garden centres in the area posted their 09 online catalogue today and I found 2 new coneflower (echinacea) that I want to add to my collection. The first is called Hot Papaya and is a double orange flower, the other is Milk Shake which is a double creamy white flower. Both are pretty pricey right now...have to wait for year end sales I guess.
Milk Shake
Hot Papaya
Welcome to my blog. Here I have tried to capture the adventures of our little family and the trials and tribulations of our never ending garden project(s). Take a look around and leave a comment if you wish. Thanks for stopping by. Jer.
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- O.I.M said...
perennials can be incredibly pricey. I saw a hellebore on the weekend for $24.99!!!! and it was a modest size at best. I like to wait for the year end sales too and have taken a liking to growing from seed. alas sometimes the temptation is too great and before I know it my $24.99 is gone.
- 3/04/2009 5:13 p.m.
- Jeremy said...
Yeah, I hear you. These ones are 29.99...but I am sure I will cave at some point.
- 3/05/2009 12:25 p.m.
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Silfa A Fairy Tale releases today! Courtesy of the author and Hot Schatz PR I have a cover reveal of the gorgeous cover and an excerpt to share with you guys!
A bit about Silfa A Fairy Tale
A young fairy, Silfa, finds herself trapped in a different time zone and in a locale which she does not remember. She has somehow traveled into the future. How can she hide from harm when a young sad boy, Willy, actually sees her? He, too, is troubled with family problems. They strike a friendship which helps them both grow in understanding of the world
Silfa possesses all the beautiful qualities of a "good fairy, as well as a delightful wit. She tries to help Willie while she tries to help herself, and even has to fight a monster from her former life come to attack her
The book is a fantasy, but seems believable and real, even though this is "escape" literature. Children, as well as adults will enjoy immersing themselves into the story, anxious to know how it will end and yet reluctant to let go.
Nadler has captured the childhood fantasy of fairies with a story which transports you to the world you remember believing in as a child. And when it is over, you want more.
Silfa sat very still, trying to remember something, some place or name, but memories rushed by her eyes too quickly and made her dizzy. "The others must be looking for food," she told herself, as she stretched her arms and wiped the spider's web from her slippers.
"That is why I am alone."
The light was turning the curious blue color of winter's eve as the fairy tried to stand, but Silfa was too weak. "What has happened?" she wondered out loud. "Why am I so tired?"
And then she curled up in a ball, and fell back into a dreamless sleep, covering herself with her wings. In the corners of the large room, the wind echoed and laughed in surprise at the fairy's unexpected movements. Night fell like a huge wave.
When she awoke, a grey December's dawn filled the room. This time she was not surprised to find herself in the attic. Her slender fingers combed through her long silver hair. She slowly stood up and stretched her arms and legs like a kitten. She adjusted her shimmering dress and tiptoed to the dormer window, where she washed her face in a droplet of water that covered the inside of the window glass.
As she cleaned her face and hands, she peered out at the world below her. Fog hung low on the tree branches, almost hiding the street. And far away she thought she heard her family laugh, but it was just the wind.
Suddenly, she had a frightening feeling that everything had changed, but just how, she couldn't be sure
It began with the walls of the attic room, which were no longer covered with rose-budwall paper. Instead, plaster peeled off the walls in long strips, and the few photographs that lay on the floor were of people Silfa had never seen before. Things looked different. Perhaps it was the grey light of winter that cast the feeling of loneliness over her. Maybe she was just dreaming, but she didn't think so.
"The only thing to do," she exclaimed to a busy ant that crawled across the floor, "is to go downstairs and see what the big family is doing.
Her mind made up, she glided over to the doorway and stopped in front of the door. "I hope I can still fly," she worried. Gathering her dress in her hands, she lifted up into the stale air; and flew through the dusty keyhole and down the two flights of stairs where she hovered outside the Riley family's living room. "I can still fly," she beamed.
But something was wrong here. The whole house looked different. What had happened to all the beautiful candles that used to light the living room? The umbrellas were gone, and so were the flowers. Even the vases that held the flowers were missing. Gone, too, were the magical Persian rugs that she and Treema used to play on. The color of the walls, the furniture, the paintings—even the smells and sounds of the house had changed. But how? And when?
Silfa continued to fly in place for a moment, her wings beating the air, her silver eyes searching the room for something familiar. Slowly, she flew to the edge of the doorway. Her tiny face peered out from behind the kitchen door. Where was "Sir Poppa" and his good smelling pipe? Why, the entire family was missing, and in its place was a new family sitting around an old yellow table.
Who were these strangers? Where were Elizabeth and Mrs. Riley? Silfa was puzzled. She studied the four people at the table, the mother and her three children. The mother seemed sad and had a faraway look in her eye, Silfa thought. The boy-child looked about nine years old. He was tall for his age, but still had somewhat of a baby face and white-blond hair. His two younger sisters were arguing loudly. "It's your turn today," yelled the younger sister named Em, who wore a red dress. The older sister had pretty blue eyes and a long ponytail. But most peculiar of all was the large box with the window in the front with little people and horses captured inside of it.
"What is this?" she wondered, not knowing that she was looking at a television set. "Strange indeed."
At the breakfast table, Em and Ruth, the two girls, were still arguing. "It's not my turn to do the dishes today!" Ruth yelled, turning red as she yanked her sister's pigtail.
"Oooww, that hurt. I hate you, Ruthie," Em screamed.
Mom, the pale ruler of this kingdom, hushed the children with harsh words. "Girls, can't you ever get along? Why must you always fight with each other?…Shush now Ruthie, Momma wants to watch this program. Hush now. Both of you can do the dishes. And I don't want to hear a peep from either one of you."
Silfa looked around the kitchen in disbelief. Where the Rileys had been very neat, the new family was sloppy. Boxes of every description sat on the floor. Uncovered food sat on the counters. There was a bicycle wheel leaning against the sink, and unemptied bags of trash were piled in the corner of the room.
Momma hushed the girls again, and drank her coffee in sips, as Willie, the young son, disdainfully looked around. Silfa could hear his private thoughts. "Ah, come on," he moaned, "I gotta get outta here and meet the bus. I'm gonna be late for school."
"Mom," he interrupted, "Mom, I gotta go now. I'll see you later." Willie stood up, tied his left sneaker, pushed his hair out of his eyes, grabbed the last donut, and began walking out the door.
Silfa saw his huge sneaker pass by the doorway where she hid behind a discarded wooden crate. "Lucky for me, this house is so cluttered," she breathed quietly. "I have lots of hiding places." But as Willie's shoe slid by, she moved back in fearful apprehension that all the little folk know about, the fear of being stepped on.
Willie kissed his mom on the cheek as he walked out the door. She touched his face and he was gone. She went back into the kitchen.
Silfa noticed that the people in the box had changed. And the horses were gone, too. What a trick—where did they go? How she wished her brother, Treema, could be with her But Treema was nowhere to be found, and with the next slam of the front door, the house was quiet and Silfa was all alone.
The house heaved in relief, and then settled down again. Silfa crawled out from behind her hiding place and daintily flew up over the kitchen to observe her new surroundings, drink a few drops of spilled milk, and look for some chocolate. Fairies love chocolate.


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One of our very favorite things in the world is travel writing – the kind that really takes you places, shows you incredible sights and sounds, and contains highly detailed descriptions of what to pack. Ok, so maybe that last part is a kind of underserved genre, but packing concerns are actually a really important thing. It's the 21st Century, people, and there's more to consider than just your run of the mill Dopp kit.
It's to our benefit, then, that one of specialty coffee's inarguably most stylish denizens – Chris Owens, of Handsome Coffee Roasters – has recently undergone a marathon trip abroad to the coffeelands of Central America, and he's blogging all about it over at the Handsome Coffee Roasters Tumblr.
5 countries, 4 weeks, purchasing who knows how much green coffee, and doing it all with just two pairs of slacks. How does Chris Owens do it? How could anyone do it, really, and yet stay so impeccably dressed? In the first of an ongoing series of travel dispatches, Mr. Owens outlines just exactly what he's packed for the journey. Imagine if Indiana Jones and Don Draper had a baby, and it wrote for GQ – dude has this stuff figured out.
Yellow vaccination card
2 pair pants, 1 black and 1 grey – outlier OB
Here is what outlier has to say about the pants:
Ultralight Summer Trousers (Gray)
[The ones that barely exist. Ultralight Doubleweave is soft, supple and tough. It breathes incredibly well, with a soft lux handfeel and elegant drape. Yet when it comes to durability it'll outclass fabrics more than three times its weight.]
1 waterproof shell – Patagonia
1 dark blazer – Nau "travel" blazer
1 dark navy grenadine tie – Drakes of London (If you are going to only have one tie this is it)
[The blazer and tie are nice to have. In airports and on airplanes I feel like people treat you better when you dress well. They also come in handy if you need to dress up for an event on your trip. You never know!]
2 long-sleeve Ministry of Supply Apollo dress shirts, 1 white & 1 Pink.
[Too much technology in these shirts to put here but check them out at www.ministryofsupply.com. They have a new pant out too. I may have to put those to the test next time.]
It goes on, but you get the point. Should you ever be in need of stylish travel advice for your next upcoming jungle adventure, this blog post is a pretty good point of reference – though we would LOVE to see something like this written elsewhere by a smart-traveling coffee adventure lady.
Oh! And you can ask Chris Owens questions while he travels abroad. Tweet at him via @handsomeroaster with the hashtag #handsomeQs, and you can ask him anything you want about travel, fashion, fashionable travel, border crossings, Latin American bars, and the current coffee situation right now from Guatemala to Costa Rica. Questioners can win a free bag of coffee from HCR!


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One Confessor
Vigils and First Evensong
This the Confessor of the Lord - Iste Confessor - Hymner
This the Confessor of the Lord, whose triumph
Now all the faithful celebrate, with gladness
Erst on this feast-day merited to enter
Into his glory.
Saintly and prudent, modest in behavior,
Peaceful and sober, chaste was he, and lowly,
While that life's vigor, coursing through his members,
Quickened his being.
Sick ones of old time to his tomb resorting,
Sorely by ailments manifold afflicted,
Oft-times have welcomed health & strength returning,
At his petition
Whence we in chorus gladly do him honor,
Chaunting his praises with devout affection,
That in his merits we may have a portion
Now and forever.
His be the glory, power, and salvation.
Who over all things reigneth in the highest.
Earth's mighty fabric ruling and directing.
Only and Triune. Amen.
Lauds and Second Evensong
Jesu ! the world's Redeemer, hear - Jesu, Redemptor omnium - Hymner
Jesu ! the world's Redeemer, hear ;
Thy Prelates' fadeless Crown, draw
Accept with gentlest love to-day
The prayers and praises that we pay.
This meek Confessor of thy Name
To-day attained a glorious fame ;
Whose yearly feast, in solemn stat^,
Thy faithful people celebrate.
The world and all its boasted good,
As vain and passing, he eschew'd ;
And therefore with Angelick bands,
Iq endless joy for ever stands.
Grant then that we, most gracious God,
May follow in the steps he trod :
And at his prayer thy servants free
From stain of all iniquity.


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Trump's legislative program may not be making much progress, but his Cabinet heads are doing a bang up job of making America a polluted, privatized, financial mess once again.
Who needs enemies when our own government acts as an enabler and corporate shill. The health of the people is of no concern to those who wish to pollute at will, privatize our public schools to profit GOP donors, and deregulate the financial sector once again.
That always comes back to bite the taxpayer, but never the perpetrators. Corporate bottom line health is their sole concern.
My question is why do we need more military spending when our homeland is being gutted by profiteers and grifters? What exactly is the Army protecting?
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Learning to let go is the hardest thing in the spiritual path as well as the tai chi martial path. We learned a sort of Catholic mantra back in the day, sort of a bumper sticker saying, to "Let Go, Let God." Taoist philosophy is all about letting go of the ego, trying to control people and circumstances with wrong action, agressive action. In tai chi fighting, we are encouraged to be "song," usually conveniently translated as "relaxed." It is a bit more complicated than that, but not much. The tai chi way, similar to the judo way or the aikido way, is the way of relaxing and not going against the flow but with it; drawing your opponent into the circle and then wreaking havoc on them. This is the most difficult thing to do because we have natural reflexes that encourage us to automatically tense up and meet force with force. It is interesting that tai chi people are encouraged to practice with a slight smile, and this slight smile should be translated to real events when they are happening to us beause we are then telling the mind to relax, be calm, and meet the incoming forces the tai chi way.
Bringing these concepts into our everyday life is even harder. When we are bombarded by selfishness, rudeness, agressive behavior, we automatically want to respond in kind. When difficulties and obstacles or problems arise, we want to bang our heads against the wall and figure out the solution. Society and bosses find it hard to accept or understand that it is possible to deal with these things intuitively, and softly, being very aware and mind conscious, but allowing the flow of things to work themselves out.
A new mantra for me has come from Mike Murdock, "when I let go of what is in my hand, God lets go of what is in his." When I let go of what is in my hand, God lets go of what is in his. When I let go of what is in my hand, God lets go of what is in his.(My view on financial giving is that people should support the thing they are involved in, not just send money to a preacher, unless you support his work).
The truth is that if we are holding tight to something, we are not free to accept the other gifts that come our way. If the cup is full, there's no room for new learning, for the Holy Spirit to enter. These are all truisms that are true.
The classics are full of stories of saints who fully let go and were then able to receive the full blessings of spiritual enlightenment–Siddhartha, St Francis, Christ, and on and on. It's like a scientific law. We believe it works, but the majority of us are unwilling to let go completely. I am a perfect example. Called to a spiritual life for years, perhaps as far back as childhood, I have continued to live my life with one foot in and one foot out. And it just perpetuates the yearning, but I haven't been able to loose my kung fu death grip on elements of the secular life, the illusory safety and security of a job which brings a home, a car, food, coffee and cigarettes.
The other conumndrum to this is that while these principles and concepts can be applied to everyday living and circumstances(I saw it in action this past week and was very pleased), it can sometimes be like trying to put a square peg in a round hole in that we may still have allegiences and supposed responsibilities to get things done the secular way. At some point in time, a person may be forced to choose one or the other, and not enjoy playing both sides.
It should also be noted that approaching life by letting go does not really change the reality of circumstances, obstacles, problems that need solving, that are coming at us. It just helps us to be more aware of what's going on and the advantage of letting go and not letting the ego screw things up and letting the natural course of events fulfill themselves. There is a great faith involved in allowing the universe, allowing God to take care of things. Yes we have our duties and responsibilities. Slacking off or not doing anything is not the tai chi way. Doing the right thing and having the wisdom to know what that is, is.
So how do we do it? How do we develop "song" and how to we learn to let go? One of the easiest ways(really not so easy; it takes dedication and discipline), is to practice–centering prayer and seated meditation, qi gong, and the tai chi forms. I say these things are easy because they are physical, and the physical will automatically translate to the mind and to the heart. If our body is relaxed and aware, the mind will be relaxed and aware. And learn to smile.
Let go.
(P.S. If you have fallen over a cliff and are holding on by a branch, the only thing keeping you from falling to your death, don't let go…until the rescuers arrive. The you'll have to let go in order to save yourself. Holding onto, or trying to hold on to the branch forever is futile. Thank God for cartoons which teach us so much!)


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"We're parents first, and once you have kids, everybody knows that you have priority lists. Number one is your family and everything else just kind of finds its place." – Tim McGraw
"I coach my daughter's softball and basketball team. We go to all the school functions. We go out to eat at night and take the kids to the movies. We try to be as normal as we can." – Tim McGraw
"You know not having my real dad around and having a step dad made me want to be a great dad. So now I have been one for 9 years. And now 3 daughters. So, that is what I am – a dad, first and foremost, before anything else. It's just something that comes natural now." – Tim McGraw
"I don't want to make that sound like I'm preaching from a mountain top when I say you have to give your family everything, because I know it's hard for people. I'm lucky to be in a position where you can establish those ground rules and make it that way." – Tim McGraw
"I mean, there's a little bit that gets out, but for the most part, the thing that makes us work, and makes our family successful, and our life successful, is when we walk home and we walk into our doors of our house, all that other stuff is left outside. It's not a factor." – Tim McGraw
"I think you have to be a little bit strict. You can't be friend and their parent in a lot of situations, especially in this day and age where it's so dangerous for kids. So there's a bit of sternness, I guess, in the way I raise my kids." Tim McGraw
"You know, we're very private, and I think that we really separate and try to keep our privacy to ourselves. There's things that people assume a lot of times, and we understand that people are interested, but we really try to keep our family life private as much as we can." – Tim McGraw
"Since we've been married, we've always been together on tour, whether Faith tags along with me or I tag along with her. It's part of the program. As for combining ideas of how the tour should go, we're pretty agreeable on the most important things." – Tim McGraw
"I have three daughters, so I can't be as tough as I want to be. When you have kids – especially daughters – they know how to work you. They're a lot smarter than we are, that's for sure. But I'll be more tough on their boyfriends." – Tim McGraw


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post7543743373506472529..comments2018-07-13T21:48:30.898-07:00Comments on Anime Dub Reviews: Castle in the Sky (Disney and Streamline Versions)Jon Turnerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-85761234101501176242016-05-31T14:57:32.138-07:002016-05-31T14:57:32.138-07:00Sadly, you won't be able to find it anymore. ...Sadly, you won't be able to find it anymore. It WAS available on a Japanese Region 2 DVD WITHOUT the Disney dub (because this was back before the Disney dub was made), but that edition is sadly out of print.

This is the R2 DVD the tI'm talking about
http://www.nausicaa.net/wiki/Laputa:_Castle_in_the_Sky_(Japan_DVD_-_Standard_Edition)

As mentioned, though it's out of print and it won't be easy to find.Jon Turnerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-88732731142159760552016-05-31T14:06:56.485-07:002016-05-31T14:06:56.485-07:00I see it's been quite some time since the last...I see it's been quite some time since the last post but can anyone tell me where I can get a dvd or blu-Ray with the original English dub (with Barbara Goodson etc) I've hear it's on a dvd release along with the Disney dub. Can anyone point me in the right direction?Stef 101https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-26009878619646314642012-11-30T07:46:15.490-08:002012-11-30T07:46:15.490-08:00I agree that Mark Hamill and Cloris Leachman were ...I agree that Mark Hamill and Cloris Leachman were truly excellent. Then again, Hamill has many great roles. Still believe that Leachman should do more roles IMO.

Although this will be off-topic, but have you seen the dub for Fist of the North Star?

http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/tv-shows/Fist-of-the-North-Star/side-by-side/

Note that the dub was cancelled after 36 episodes and that not every character is listed.Fulgore2005https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-51320481631108700732011-04-06T07:51:57.369-07:002011-04-06T07:51:57.369-07:00I agree; the major problem with her Pazu is that s...I agree; the major problem with her Pazu is that she was facing quick and dirty circumstances. That's why she wasn't as good as she could have been with Pazu. And yes, I HAVE heard fine examples of women voicing children convincingly, too. I'm sure Barbara has done better roles of this type.

(P.S.: Barbara didn't voice Ash from POKEMON, Veronica Taylor did.)Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-78153847344412349262011-04-05T22:05:17.566-07:002011-04-05T22:05:17.566-07:00Barbara Goodson is usually pretty good at playing ...Barbara Goodson is usually pretty good at playing young youths convincingly(remember Ash from Pokemon), I believe she could play Pazu convincingly if the production wasn't so firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-14968796617078687432011-02-06T19:06:19.438-08:002011-02-06T19:06:19.438-08:00De Porcs Rouge says: Ironic isn't, that removi...De Porcs Rouge says: Ironic isn't, that removing the score has caused just as much controversy as putting it firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-29508863679526628062011-01-13T20:48:10.398-08:002011-01-13T20:48:10.398-08:00I really hope Disney brings back the new score whe...I really hope Disney brings back the new score when they release it on Blu Ray. It would be nice to hear it on the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 system, heck I wish Miyazaki would commission the score to be transfered to the Japanese version(I'm a fan of both versions)it was that email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-3658329281856954952011-01-12T13:59:52.138-08:002011-01-12T13:59:52.138-08:00I know. You'll REALLY have to excuse me. I a...I know. You'll REALLY have to excuse me. I am a bit behind on some titles. But yes, I DO consider myself a strong supporter of dubbing, and I feel ashamed that I haven't really seen a lot more than I did. I DEFINITELY will have to put those three titles on my "queue" list. Again, I apologize.Jon Turnerhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-18960582646871481962011-01-12T12:58:51.944-08:002011-01-12T12:58:51.944-08:00Wow... I would have thought you a strong proponent...Wow... I would have thought you a strong proponent of English dubbing would have seen Cowboy Bebop; a series known for is superior dubbing status even by hard core purist's AND the creator. You really should check it out soon, its one of the best anime series Ive ever seen, topped only by Monster and Legend of the Galactic email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-21960988454665640272011-01-12T12:19:41.821-08:002011-01-12T12:19:41.821-08:00I haven't seen much of [i]Cowboy Bebop[/i] (I ...I haven't seen much of [i]Cowboy Bebop[/i] (I know, it's blasphemous on my part, but I promise I WILL try to someday), but I definitely would trust your judgment on that. From what I heard CB was produced with care and time, hence why it is praised so much.

With the older dub of [i]Laputa[/i], I only had the feeling that it was done very quickly without much time or attention, hence yes, Winkless' cold reading style. Actually, I can extend that to everyone else in the older dub--I didn't hear any genuine emotion in their voices, but just emotionless or overacted line readings. While Disney's dub may not always be perfectly cast, at least its assembled actors put more effort into their work. After all, they were directed by a very experienced voice director, Jack Fletcher, and of course Disney had the budget to get each line just right.

Which is why it astounds me how anyone can say that this dub, or any of the others they've done, are low quality or bad in any way.

But yes, I HAVE also heard two cases of subtle evil too: John Knox's Ashram in [i]ROLW[/i]--he doesn't emote much, but the gravity that he provides to his voice and readings do make your feel his dark nature. Likewise with David Jones' Gargoyle from [i]Nadia[/i], again, he doesn't do much emoting, but again, it doesn't sound like cold reading--there's something about that performance which conveys his... arrogance and casual quality, which I thought worked in favor of his character.Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-28585923244418923132011-01-12T10:32:16.915-08:002011-01-12T10:32:16.915-08:00Here's a good example of subtly evil performed...Here's a good example of subtly evil performed right: Vicious's voice actor from Cowboy Bebop. The guy gives almost no emotion but you can feel his darkness stored deep inside. With Jeff Winkess you don't feel anything, just a guy reading from a firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-16340585871252881202011-01-12T08:42:57.396-08:002011-01-12T08:42:57.396-08:00Augh, I know. I've heard defenders say that t...Augh, I know. I've heard defenders say that this guy is more effective and that he sounds more "subtly" evil, but I just couldn't see that. All I just heard was stale, robotic reading, and it got even worse for me at the climax. How is that better than Hamill? Seriously! I tried to be fair and reasonable with everyone in this older dub, but only the General didn't sound too bad. Everyone else... eesh. I'd rather hear Disney's cast any day. Especially where Muska is concerned (and Dola for that matter).Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-42351294589809387942011-01-11T23:15:58.429-08:002011-01-11T23:15:58.429-08:00I just sampled Jeff Winkless take on Muska and I a...I just sampled Jeff Winkless take on Muska and I almost ran out of breath do to laughter. Man you have to try to be that bad. Hamil's performance almost single handedly got me into more dubs, good thing it was his I saw first and not email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-47962380890791576302011-01-09T19:47:20.636-08:002011-01-09T19:47:20.636-08:00Agreed. The new score is the best aspect of the w...Agreed. The new score is the best aspect of the whole dub. Granted, I liked the performances by the cast and the dub in general, but the new score really went above and beyond the call of duty.

I'm actually kinda 50-50 about losing some of the extra lines. I didn't find them that offensive, even though I could've done without Sheeta and Pazu commenting on a couple of things the audience could clearly see. However, I really dig the pirates' dialogue (including Dola's coaching Sheeta to talk like a pirate), and I didn't like that the 2010 version hacked one of my favorite lines from Muska: "You little brat! GOODBYE! Enjoy the ride!" I really loved the way he delivered that line, and I wished it had stayed. I wouldn't eliminated ALL of the extra dialogue, as I felt some of it was priceless, but I can see why some would prefer it that way. (Then again, Miyazaki DID approve it the first time around, so...)Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-26977711385145506412011-01-09T19:30:45.302-08:002011-01-09T19:30:45.302-08:00I'm glad they removed all the extra dialog, bu...I'm glad they removed all the extra dialog, but I was really bummed when they removed the new score, I thought it was really fitting and enhanced the already terrific firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-74636810349173963422010-12-07T19:13:07.951-08:002010-12-07T19:13:07.951-08:00I mean't crappy by todays standards. I'm w...I mean't crappy by todays standards. I'm willing to let the 2003 DVD release slip, but making us buy it a second time with no improvement on the quality is just freak en teasing us, considering seeing as its coming from Disney not just a small distributing company. Miyazaki's films deserve better than firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-80138534991672868342010-12-06T20:47:19.234-08:002010-12-06T20:47:19.234-08:00I did hear about that. Although I hope the rumor ...I did hear about that. Although I hope the rumor about the new score being intact was true.

I didn't think the video quality looked that bad on my DVD copy, although there were times when I did notice some picture scratches.Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-40590820011343082192010-12-05T22:46:20.563-08:002010-12-05T22:46:20.563-08:00Great news! Walt Disney Japan is releasing "C...Great news! Walt Disney Japan is releasing "Castle In The Sky" on blu ray, with the English language version as a bonus(new score and all). I'm really looking forward to this, this movie desperately needs a blu ray release; given the crappy video quality of the current DVD firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-53172581364377852682010-10-20T19:33:38.571-07:002010-10-20T19:33:38.571-07:00Glad you love my review. And yeah, this dub is wa...Glad you love my review. And yeah, this dub is way too underrated.Jon Turnerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-83185286288883365432010-10-20T07:35:36.309-07:002010-10-20T07:35:36.309-07:00So THIS is what you were talking about when you sa...So THIS is what you were talking about when you said you'd written a review of the Disney dub for Castle in the Sky. Me like, even if some of the paragraphs are a little lengthy. I'll admit it's not perfect, but-like you said-it gets too much hate. I didn't mind the removal of the conversation at the beginning of the film or the Collector's Edition of Kiki's Delivery Service, though, as I envision the conversation at the beginning of the film to be seen from an outsider's perspective and the Collector's Edition of Kiki's Delivery Service was still great (they even included the Japanese tracks that were removed initially.)

Anyway, this was awesome. I'm definitely saving this one in my email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8182522856736612403.post-22862095977213217262009-09-13T12:32:49.743-07:002009-09-13T12:32:49.743-07:00Nice review, Jon! Anyway, here's my comment so...Nice review, Jon! Anyway, here's my comment so you can make me a member of the site. Later!
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