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Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer came together to honor their "Friends" director James Burrows making "Must See TV: An All-Star Tribute to James Burrows" probably the only televised "Friends" reunion we'll ever get...even though it didn't feature the complete set. Matthew Perry was in play rehearsals in London, but his presence was certainly felt. Check out a sneak peek preview of the big reunion below.
"We wish he was here. Matty, we miss you," LeBlanc says in the above clip.
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So, what is it about Burrows that got them all finally (mostly) together?
"We would do anything for Jim Burrows because he really gave us the opportunity of a lifetime and probably the best 10 years of our acting careers that we will forever remember," Aniston says. "And had some of the greatest creativity – We experienced friendship, family, heartbreak, babies, everything together. We also sort of had a wonderful experience with the world loving us as well, they connected with us."
Burrows directed the "Friends" pilot and helped the six stars connect for the first time. Those famous poker games? They took place in Burrows' dressing room, Kudrow reveals.
"He really encouraged us to get along, get to know one another," LeBlanc says. "And be kind to one another, support one another, watch one another and help one another."
The "Friends" cast is just one of many famous TV reunions happening on Sunday, Feb. 21. The casts of "Taxi," "Will & Grace," "Cheers," "The Big Bang Theory," "Mike & Molly," "Two and a Half Men" and more are all coming together to pay tribute to Burrows.
Burrows recently directed his 1,000th episode of TV, an episode of NBC's upcoming comedy "Crowded" starring Carrie Preston and Patrick Warburton.
"Must See TV: An All-Star Tribute to James Burrows" airs Sunday, Feb. 21 at 9 p.m. on NBC.
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Erró is an Icelandic artist born in 1932.
He studied painting at the Fine Arts School in Reykjavik and Oslo from 1949 to 1952, then mosaic at the Fine Arts School in Florence in 1955. In these schools, he initially specialized in the technique of paper cuts before focusing on mosaic. He moved to Paris in 1958 and met artists who were part of the Surrealist movement.
In the world of comics, Erró brought together cartoon characters and historical despots. He constantly gleans visuals in newspapers, advertising, or illustration, in order to make up his collages these include cultural samples from all the countries he visited. In this manner, comics and Chinese propaganda can and are on the same level.
He is able to create a visual impact, mixing both the temporal aspect and boundaries. Seeing a Walt Disney hero next to a dictator isn't surprising. He is committed through his works and tackles politicals at full throttle. In order to denounce and criticize the events, he plays around with humor and derision. Totalitarian regimes, consumerism and the Iraq war are his main weapons in the artistic struggle.
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Release Date: 1995 |
I planned to review this album for so long, but just never got around to it.
This review is actually really good, and you described the overall feel to the album quite well. The album is much overlooked, but is in fact a metal masterpiece in my oppinion. There's just so many great riffs on here, Pepper Keenan is amazing.
Album Rating: 4.5my objectivity rating is 38%, does this mean i have to review some albums that i think are rubbish? thanks for the comment kyle
I was also suprised when I heard this band. They are awesome. I saw them in Glasgow about a month before I saw them at Download. Great live aswell.
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[quote=sickjesus]my objectivity rating is 38%, does this mean i have to review some albums that i think are rubbish? thanks for the comment kyle[/quote]
No, just ignore your objectivity.
Great review.
This band doesn't get enough respect. They make some great, down home music.
Isn't someone from Eyehategod in this here group?
I wanna get this now man, great review, thanks.
[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]This band doesn't get enough respect. They make some great, down home music.[/QUOTE]
So true.
Proably because most people see it as a crappy little side project as opposed to a serious band. Fools.
Album Rating: 4.5Werny you're totally right, Jimmy Bower is from Eyehategod. I should probably have read up on the facts, but I was in too much of a rush to put up a review of the CD because it rocks so hard...Never mind
Man, I've been wanting to do this forever but never got around to it. Christ, you write some good reviews (ha, ha). Perhaps I'll do Down II.
Album Rating: 3.5man this is a great review!
made me get out my down cd!!
Album Rating: 5.0Down has stated that they will go back to the studio to record their next album this september. NOLA is classic. Phil sounds great.
I loathed pantera and don't like phil's vox really much at all, BUT Down have Pepper Keenan and they rule.
"Isn't someone from Eyehategod in this here group?"
yea, just read the the first paragraph. Down II is also amazing.
Album Rating: 4.5LynchMobster, I edited it after he mentioned it so less of the sarcasm
Album Rating: 5.0I'm jimmy bower's cousin!
good review. stone the crow really stood out to me. love that song
Album Rating: 3.5I don't know why I don't listen to this very much, it's really fantastic.This Message Edited On 01.26.07
Album Rating: 4.0Good review. When i saw Heaven and Hell tour this year, phil was sick...man was that a letdown, but megadeth and sabbath kicked ass. I cant wait for down's new album.
You loathed Pantera? Wow thats something i rarely hear...how does that even happen?This Message Edited On 04.03.07
omg this is an amazing album
Album Rating: 4.5I dont think theyll ever top this one.
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McDermott reveals Rhinos team
Leeds coach Brian McDermott has broken with tradition by announcing his Challenge Cup final team at the start of Wembley week.
McDermott, who is able to select from a fully-fit squad, told his players the line-up for Saturday's clash with Castleford on Monday morning and announced it at a press conference at The Tetley in Leeds city centre.
The unveiling - on a top-table sitting alongside Castleford coach Daryl Powell - took reporters by surprise, with coaches frequently keeping their cards close to their chests in an effort to gain an advantage over their opponents.
Kevin Sinfield, right, will be playing only his second match in five weeks when Leeds face Castleford at Wembley
But McDermott insisted his bold statement did not amount to a show of confidence.
"It's a sign that everybody is fit," he said. "If you were to ask Daryl what our team's going to be, he'd say it and I think everybody else in this room knows what it was going to be. There's no smoke and mirrors."
The Rhinos team will be the one that beat Warrington 24-16 in the semi-finals nine days ago, with centre Joel Moon, utility player Liam Sutcliffe and hooker Paul Aiton set to make their first cup final appearances.
McDermott said before Sunday's Super League game at London Broncos that he had only the make-up of his bench to finalise and on Monday he was quick to dismiss the effects of their shock 40-36 defeat by the relegated Broncos.
"This week was always going to look the same," said McDermott, who rested nine players for the trip to the capital. "Whether or not we'd have beaten London, we would have put that to bed pretty early.
"It was a funny old game. We were dominant for long periods and just fell apart for the final 15 minutes, but I'm not really interested in the whys and wherefores of that."
Powell is waiting on the fitness of prop forward Craig Huby, who dislocated an elbow in the Tigers' 28-6 semi-final win over Widnes, and was not, in any case, about to follow McDermott's example by showing his hand so early in the week.
"Everybody does things their own way, don't they?" Powell said. "It's not something I would have done. It's each to their own.
"I'm not that interested to be honest, it's about how us and how we go about our business. We know Leeds are a top-quality side and whoever they put out there, we just got to turn up and play well."
Former Warrington prop Garreth Carvell, who missed last Friday's Super League match against his old club with a shoulder problem, has been cleared to play at Wembley, leaving fellow forward Grant Millington as the Tigers' only definite absentee with a knee injury that is worse than initially feared.
Huby, who has been in the form of his life for his hometown club this year, looked certain to be ruled out when he dislocated his elbow eight days ago but now appears to have a genuine chance of facing the Rhinos.
"Rugby league players are tough people," Powell said. "If he's not available we've got plenty of people who can take that slot.
"But he's obviously a pretty important player for us so I'll give him as long as he needs. We'll make that decision later on in the week."
Powell made it clear that Australian winger Justin Carney would return to the side after completing a two-match ban but has not ruled out his deputy James Clare, who scored a try in Castleford's quarter-final win at Wigan in June and was also a tryscorer against Warrington on Friday.
If Clare keeps his spot in the team, he will switch to the other wing in place of Kirk Dixon, who was one of six players rested on Friday.
"There is no question Justin will play," Powell said. "He's an elite player. We do have two wingers and James Clare can play on both sides.
"He's been outstanding, to be fair. He's done a great job and he's enhancing his reputation all the time."
Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield, who is hoping to take part in his first final victory after experiencing five defeats in the last 10 years, will be playing only his second match in five weeks after completing a two-match ban for his dismissal in the 24-24 league draw against Castleford last month but he is not concerned about his lack of match practice.
"It might have been something I'd have worried about 10 years ago but not now," Sinfield told the press conference.
While Leeds are looking to end a 15-year itch, it is 28 years since Castleford last won the famous trophy, courtesy of a 15-14 triumph over Hull KR in 1986, but captain Michael Shenton insists his team will be relaxed ahead of the big day.
"It's about enjoying the week as well," he said. "There's a lot of build-up around it. You can't play the game until Saturday so there is no point in getting too stressed about it."
The Leeds team is: Z Hardaker; T Briscoe, K Watkins, J Moon, R Hall; K Sinfield (capt), D McGuire; K Leuluia, R Burrow, J Peacock, B Delaney, C Ablett, J Jones-Buchanan. Subs: I Kirke, R Bailey, P Aiton, L Sutcliffe.
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Reid's strategy: Herd GOP into corral
Washington's latest budget rumpus is perhaps best understood as a Western in which Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid plays a Nevada buckaroo ranch foreman charged with driving the House Republicans back to the Oval Office corral for deficit talks with President Barack Obama.
Speaker John Boehner bolted before Christmas and is now threatening to let across-the-board spending cuts go into effect March 1. Reid must cut Boehner off at the pass and steer him back to the president, who left $600 billion in entitlement savings on the table in December.
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There's a bit of serendipity to this script: Reid's camp says he only fell into his role. But it is timely with Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night, and it helps explain the bill being drafted by the Senate Democrats to forestall the March cuts with a mix of new revenues and savings.
( Also on POLITICO: House GOP: No new tax bills)
Final details have not been released, but the goal is to come up with enough deficit reduction to secure a seven-to-10-month window in which a larger deal with the White House — including entitlement savings and at least corporate tax reform — could be implemented.
To get past March, farm subsidies would be reduced; millionaires taxed under a new 30 percent minimum levy first popularized by billionaire Warren Buffett. And while defense spending would still be cut under the Democratic bill, the reductions are less severe than the across-the-board sequester that threatens to wreak havoc with military operations and readiness.
( Also on POLITICO: Policy group urges halt to sequester)
Reid's first priority is to create a politically savvy package to try to isolate Boehner in the court of public opinion. Left out is any substantial entitlement reform — certainly nothing to match what the president was offering in December. And the message is those changes — which Boehner wants most — will require Obama's participation and going back to the table.
Republicans, embracing the same Western analogy, say that everyone needs to get wet first in the sequester river before there's any turning around.
That's the great "intervening event" — the political and budget reset conservatives want for the deficit debate. And until then, the GOP swears there can be no solution that includes new taxes.
The catch is that Boehner may be strongest when face to face with the president in the Oval Office. By taking this fight outside, he's back in a public relations war with one hand seemingly tied behind his back as long as the speaker keeps writing bills to placate only his conference.
For example, Boehner and Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) are still invoking a Republican "sequester replacement" bill from last year that exempted the Pentagon entirely and cut billions from programs for the working poor.
The reductions were so deep in fact that Boehner's allies among the Catholic bishops weighed into the fight in opposition. Even more pointed, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), the very symbol of the new GOP face and the man tapped to give the Republican response to Obama on Tuesday night, opposed individual parts of the bill.


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The return of the sideburn
With this performance, McGowan has pushed his numbers up to a point where he is almost evenly matched with putative number two starter A.J. Burnett (with the notable differences that Burnett strikes out a lot more batters, but also has given up more than twice as many homers.)
We don't want to get ahead of ourselves and write off A.J., if only to avoid incurring the wrath of Joanna at Hum and Chuck. But our point here is that McGowan, who had been written off by some at the beginning of the season, is putting up respectable numbers at the discount price that you can only receive by drafting high-ceiling pitching prospects. And that, as Martha would say, is a good thing.
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If someone wanted you to come up with a formula to create a perfect car show, what would it be? Thousands of the best cars from the surrounding seven-state area? Timed autocross racing to test the driving skills of your average hot rodder? A swap meet that offers great items at good prices? An area set aside for displays for hundreds of manufacturers of parts and services you're interested in? Well, lucky for us, Goodguys perfected that formula years ago and has implemented it for nearly two decades in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Goodguys Rod & Custom Organization has made a fine art out of creating an experience for rodders that is fun, easy going, and memorable. And, by holding their event for pre-'73 cars and trucks inside the Charlotte Motor Speedway, hot rodders get a couple of other benefits: you can "rent a ride in a rocket ship" (where you are a passenger for three laps around the track at 185 or so miles per hour) or you can have The Rookie Experience (where you get to drive NASCAR training cars up to 150 mph for eight laps). There is also time set aside on Saturday where rodders can take their own ride onto the banked oval track, albeit mandated at much lower speeds than the rocket ship rides.
The Southeastern Nationals is billed as a three-day show but, if you show up on Thursday, you can partake of a poker run that goes to various hot rod shops and ends up at nearby Fatman Fabrications. But the main attraction of the show is, of course, the thousands of hot rods that show up to crowd the infield of the facility. It's also an event where not only are dozens of those car owners rewarded with specialty awards, but the finalist for the Goodguys Muscle Car of the Year award is picked at this event as well as a handful of Builder's Choice cars, picked at this show by Detroit Speed's Kyle and Stacy Tucker. The Southeastern Nationals is also the ninth stop of 10 shows where STREET RODDER picks 10 of its finalists for the magazine's Top 100 program, sponsored by Painless Performance Products.
Goodguys also recently started a new program, called Super Sunday, where they allow any American-made or -powered car and truck into the show, regardless of year of manufacture, but only on Sunday. It's been a great success, too, as Sundays were usually when many of the rodders took the time to head home, but now a whole new group of enthusiasts can attend the show with their rides. By reinventing itself every few years, the Goodguys organization continually gives rodders what they want in a car show, and will continue to do so for years to come.
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Watts to Amps
Converting watts to amps for correct fuse selection is very simple. Example: If you have a headlight that is advertised at 90 watts, you simply divide the watts by the system voltage and you will get the amps it will consume; 90 watts divided by 12 volts equals 7.5 amps.


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About forty people showed up to attend a workshop at the 13th International Conference focused on heterosexual men. Martin Foreman of the Panos Institute says men are driving the epidemic. "Only when we focus on men will the epidemic change." He gave three reasons (with lots of statistics) to back up this statement:
- Men have more partners than women (18 times more in Togo);
- Men don't want to use condoms;
- Men control women.
Women are more likely to get infected but less likely to pass HIV on than men. He explained that putting the burden on women to get men to wear condoms is ineffective. "To impact the epidemic, men need to change their behavior."
A South African man spoke about the social norms that tell men to prove their "manliness" through physical strength and sex. Women are expected to be virgins and men experienced. Men say sex with a condom is like eating candy still in its wrapper. Women aren't considered full adults until they produce a child. He suggested peer counseling, humor and safer sex messages in men's sex magazines. "Men listen to men they socialize with."
The audience joined the discussion. A South African woman praised the South African man. "You've warmed the cockles of my heart." Another said: "Men don't want to admit they like sex with men too." A man from the U.S. said that hetero men feel marginalized in AIDS organizations. An African woman says they looked for positive male role models among government officials and athletes but couldn't find any.
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In L.A. County, many activists have been advocating for years that in order to prevent the spread of HIV among communities of women, prevention messages must be targeted toward men who have sex with women and men. This is the source of our infections.
These are not gay men who have occasional sex with a woman. These are self-identified "straight" men who have wives, families, or girlfriends. For all intents and purposes they are heterosexual men who occasionally have sex with other men. This doesn't necessarily make them "bad people." These men are at risk of contracting HIV and at high risk of transmitting to women.
The theme set by the World Health Organization for World AIDS Day 2000, is focused on men making a difference. Women Alive's W.A.D. events will focus on men being accountable for their actions and taking some responsibility for curtailing the spread of HIV.


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Budget Hotels in Dubai
Cost-conscious tourists coming to Dubai can choose from a list of the budget hotels that offer a comfortable stay at an affordable price. Most of them are located in the old parts of the city. A few of them are also nestled along the Sheikh Zayed road and in Diera region.


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Few people in the world are more water-conscious than California farmers.
The state leads the nation in farm revenue and produces nearly half of the domestic supply of fruits, nuts and vegetables. It also boasts nine of the top 10 producing counties in the nation, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
Yet California is one of the driest states in the U.S., getting an average of just 22 inches of precipitation annually compared with more than 40 inches for states like Missouri and New York. And, with nearly 40 million people, California is also the most populous state—meaning there's a lot of competition for that precious rain and snow.
How do the farmers make do with so little water? They use technology and the state's topography to stretch existing supplies as far as they can. "If you have limited water supplies, you have to be as careful and efficient as you can with it," says Larry Schwankl, an irrigation expert with the University of California Cooperative Extension.
The efficiencies start at the northern end of the Central Valley, the 400-mile corridor that's home to most of the state's farmland. There, farmers along the Sacramento River use a system called flow-through, which means that the water they take but don't use flows back into the river by a network of valves and drains.
As water flows to the driest southern reaches of the valley via the California Aqueduct, many farmers use drip irrigation, microsprinklers and extensively plumbed groundwater caverns—filled with runoff from the Sierra Nevada—to maximize their water usage.
Daniel Errotabere, for instance, says his 5,200-acre farm's conversion to drip irrigation over the past five years has helped yield water savings as high as 50%—helping to cushion the blow during the most recent drought. "You can't deliver water much more efficiently than what we are doing today," Mr. Errotabere said on a recent tour of the farm near Riverdale, Calif.
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Cinder cones are cone-shaped volcanic hills made of loose cinders and other tephra.
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The zine fair looks great I'm sorry I missed it but loved reading this post!ReplyDelete
Sounds awesome. What did you hear about last year? I thought it was a good venue and really busy! I sold lots from the communal table and made loads of trades. Sad I couldn't make this year. Hopefully Sheffield will make up for it! xReplyDelete
This is a great review. I wasn't able to go to Birmingham Zine Fest, but I feel a lot better informed about it now, since you covered everything someone like me might want to know - what the location was like, what other zinesters were there, how busy it was, etc. Keep up the good work! (Erk, I feel like a primary school teacher now...)ReplyDelete
Thank you all so much! :)ReplyDelete
Bettie - I heard that last year it was upstairs in a pub, so the fest didn't get as many people wandering in for a nose - you kinda had to seek it out. I didn't go though, so I don't know if it's true.
It was, but it was still awesome and busy! xReplyDelete
Hi! I'm one of the organisers of the Zine Festival. Just wanted to say thanks for a great review and I'm glad you enjoyed it!ReplyDelete


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Lorne Michaels is an Emmy Award-winning producer and writer, best known as the creator and executive producer of "Saturday Night Live." "SNL" is the longest running, most Emmy-nominated, and highest-rated weekly late night television program in history, currently in its 42nd season. Michaels is also executive producer of the Emmy-nominated "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on NBC, as well as IFC's "Documentary Now!," Peabody Award-winning "Portlandia" and FXX's new comedy "Man Seeking Woman."
Michaels' previous television credits include: the Emmy-nominated "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," the Golden Globe and Emmy-winning "30 Rock," "Up All Night," "The Kids in the Hall," "Night Music," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," as well as specials with Lily Tomlin, Steve Martin, Paul Simon, The Rutles, Flip Wilson, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, Randy Newman, Neil Young and Simon and Garfunkel in Central Park. On Broadway, he produced and directed "Gilda Radner Live from New York" and produced the subsequent motion picture "Gilda Live."
Michaels' motion picture credits as a producer include "Mean Girls," starring Lindsay Lohan and written by Tina Fey, "Baby Mama," starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, and "MacGruber." Other films include "Wayne's World," "Tommy Boy" and "Three Amigos" (which he produced and co-wrote with Steve Martin and Randy Newman). Michaels' latest film, "The Taliban Shuffle," is an American comedy war film based on the 2012 book by Kim Barker.
Michaels began his career in Toronto, where he attended the University of Toronto. He started as a writer and producer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and starred in the comedy series "The Hart & Lorne Terrific Hour." In 1968, he moved to Los Angeles and worked as a writer for NBC's "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In." He left for New York in 1975 to begin "SNL." In 1979, Michaels founded his production company, Broadway Video.
Michaels has personally won 13 Emmys as a writer and producer of television. He was inducted into the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame in 1999, and in 2004 he received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Michaels received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1999. In Canada, he was awarded the Governor General's Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement in 2006, and had previously been inducted into the Order of Canada in 2002. In 2008, he was named one of Time magazine's "Time 100" - a list of the most influential people in the world. In 2013, Michaels received the Distinguished Collaborator Award by the Costume Designers Guild and also earned the rare honor of an individual Peabody Award.


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Magic shop: Bookstore beckoned, Sandy came
The homely clutter and dim lighting of the Daedalus Book Shop on Fourth Street make the overstuffed store seem like the sort of mystical place from which many of the adventure stories housed within might have been launched. It could be a place where leather-bound tomes occasionally turn out to be filled with spells and a couple of the bookcases flip over to reveal secret passages.
Owner Sandy McAdams revels in the shop's charm as much as his customers do– he actually moved to Charlottesville because he was so entranced by the aesthetics of the commercial space he was offered. "I knew nothing about Charlottesville," he recalls with amusement, "somebody just sent me a photo."
Lucky us. Not content to rest on his laurels with merely one successful business under his belt, McAdams began sticking his fingers into all sorts of other pies as soon as he finished setting up shop, and one of them helped turn Charlottesville into the place it is today.
"I built it from the ground up, my partner and I," he says of the C&O restaurant, one of the city's premiere fine dining establishments. "It was a place a girl could go and not be hit on... unless she wanted to be," he laughs.
Even the Hook owes him a debt of gratitude. In the mid-1970's, McAdams started The Times of Charlottesville, one of the area's first independent newspapers. "No one got paid, and everyone worked doubles," he says. "It was a wonderful time."
The Times folded under financial pressures within a couple of years, but McAdams simply redirected his passion again. These days, he passes his time by exercising, meticulously caring for the woods on his property, and even entertaining an interest in theater. He claims it's just a matter of habit. "By God, I've worked my whole life, and I don't want to stop," he says.
All of this has happened against a consistent backdrop: He's still running the bookshop, which has been open longer than almost all the other businesses on the Downtown Mall. It's about to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
All this activity would indicate surprising vitality for any man in his 60s, but it's even more striking when you consider that McAdams suffers from multiple sclerosis. "You get up in the morning, and you feel like you've just been in a football game the night before," he says– but he's describing, not complaining. He jovially concludes, "I'm happy to be alive."
Regardless of where his secret tunnels might lead, that's the real magic infusing the Fourth Street bookshop.
Age: 62
What brought you here? This building
What's worst about living here? Nothing. I love it here. It's been very good to me.
Favorite hangout? I don't hang out anymore.
Most overrated virtue? Those who use "good" as an adjective as in "good Christian," "good Hindu," etc.
What would people be surprised to know about you? That I have the soul of a gay man.
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Self-absorption
What accomplishment are you proudest of? The newspaper
What do people find most annoying about you? I'm short with people.
Whom do you admire? Bill Clinton. That one little error he made... I would think that's why you'd want to be president so you'd get laid more. I mean, why else would you want to be president?
Favorite book? I'm glad you didn't say "good" or "bad" book, because I don't think there are such things. I think all books are pretty interesting... but my favorite book at the moment is a novel by Ford Madox Ford called The Good Soldier.
What subject causes you to rant? 77,000 people were killed in liquor-related auto accidents last year, and you know how many were killed in pot-related accidents? None because they all stayed home and ate pizza. Now, I don't smoke pot, but alcohol is legal, and marijuana is not, and it just makes me furious.
What thrills you about life in the 21st century? Everything. I'm happy to be alive, no matter which century it is.
What creeps you out about life in the 21st century? People use cell phones in the street instead of looking at the street around them, and people use earphones in the street instead of listening to the street around them.
What do you drive? Usually I don't know, but right now I do because I had to take it to the mechanic. It's a Ford Taurus.
What's in your car CD player right now? Book tape of Sir Richard Burton's Journey to Mecca and Medina
What's your next journey? To happiness
What's the most trouble you've ever gotten in? So many to pick from... I'm simply grateful I'm not dead or in jail.
What do you regret? Pretending not to know my date when she wore a prom dress to Carnegie Hall and she wasn't a hippie, and also running away from a girl when she told me that she'd had a breast removed.
Favorite comfort food? Carrots
What's always in your refrigerator? I try not to look in the refrigerator.
Must-see TV? I don't really have an interest. It's not to be snobby I'd like to have an interest, but I just never learned how to watch it.
Favorite cartoon? I don't have one.
Describe a perfect day. Every day I wake up.
Walter Mitty fantasy? To be king.
Who'd play you in the movie? John Cusack
Most embarrassing moment? Too many to pick just one
Best advice you ever got? "If you give a girl your number and she doesn't call you, it doesn't mean she lost your number."
Favorite bumper sticker? I don't really have one. Ten years ago when it first came out, it was "Sh*t Happens," but I got over that one in about a week.
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Lipscomb's men's and women's cross country teams compete in the Vanderbilt Commodore Classic Saturday at Vaughn's Gap in Percy Warner Park. The men's 8-K race starts at 9am. The women's 5-K race follows at 10am.
The Commodore meet will be the second of the season for the teams and the first at the traditional cross country distances of 8-K and 5-K.
Lipscomb will host the 2007 A-Sun Conference Championship meet on this same course and configuration on October 27th.
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Occupy Wall Street on the day of Radiohead's rumored appearance
The new decade of the 21st century has so far been remarkable for the overwhelming amount of protests occurring across the world. Brought on by a near collapse of the global economy and information-sharing powers of the internet, the protests taken the form of revolutions in Africa and the Middle East, riots in England, and Occupy Wall Street in the United States. Every movement needs an anthem and Occupy Wall Street has seen some high profile musicians make appearances to lend their support. This week we'll take a look at those artists and hook you up with some free downloads of protest songs.
The first instance of famous musicians showing up to Occupy Wall Street turned out to be a hoax. On a Friday in late September, when what has become a nation-wide movement was still in its early stages, the representatives of Occupy Wall Street surprised everyone by announcing that Radiohead (who were currently on tour in New York) would perform that afternoon at at the protest.
The announcement created a fire storm on the internet, with people confirming and denying the rumor left and right. Despite the uncertainty, many people (this writer included) decided to go check out the scene at Zuccotti Park in case Radiohead actually did show up.
They never did show up, but that incident was a huge publicity boost for the protest and the added exposure might have been the spark that took the protest to the next level. Music is an important aspect of protests. Its power to united people and communicate ideas and emotions makes it an important tool for people trying to make themselves heard.
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By Father Mark Lane, CFCA preacher
I wonder whether I will ever forget Juana's tears.
In October I found myself in a corn field on the outskirts of Solol·, in Guatemala's central highlands, as a CFCA representative handed over the keys to a new home for Juana and her family.
Juana cries tears of joy upon moving into her new house.
Juana was crying because she was moving 15 feet from her old home ñ a 6-by-6-foot stick and adobe hut with a tin roof and dirt floor ñ to a new 10-by-20-foot concrete, three-room hacienda (Spanish for the main dwelling on an estate or other property) with steel windows and doors, a covered porch and a pristine concrete floor.
Having had to crouch to enter her old house without windows, where every surface seemingly hid under a thick layer of creosote from the open fire, I got a sense of the emotional weight of the gift of her new home: a home as open and full of light as her heart now appeared.
"I keep waking up and touching the walls," she said. "I can't believe I am so blessed to call this my home.
"Es un milagro," she kept repeating. "It is a miracle."
Now Juana has enough room for her father and two children to sleep in their own beds with a mattress and blankets, instead of huddled together in a hollow in her former hut's dirt floor.
Despite its poverty, Guatemala is a spectacularly beautiful place. No wonder the Mayans are proud to call it home. High in the mountain range that crosses from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean are 30 or so volcanoes, some active. In the center of that range is Lake Atitlan, which some describe as the most beautiful lake in the world.
I could well believe it as our minibus labored through the road's twists and turns back from Solol· to the CFCA office in San Lucas Toliman.
As we corkscrewed higher, a vista opened to reveal, several thousand feet below, a glittering lake ñ like a bowl of joyful tears ó surrounded by improbably steep hills and equally improbable villages clinging to the slopes ñ clinging as tenaciously to life as the Mayans, like Juana and her family. The scene seemed to capture the gift of what I had just seen.
It is a rare kind of privilege, and a pretty simple one, to radically affect the quality of another person's life. But having seen Juana's broad smile and abundant tears, I made a mental note to myself: I must share with everyone how their gifts to CFCA can be an answer to prayer ñ how a few dollars invested in the right project can seem like "un milagro (miracle)."
But the miracle is not just that I or we can give to help others. The miracle is that no matter who we are, where we are born, what we have or what we are called, we can learn to see ever more clearly our true worth and dignity.
Father Greg Schaffer, the Minnesota-born pastor of the San Lucas Toliman parish for 47 years, expressed it well, "The first thing destroyed in poverty is self-esteem." Juana's tears expressed something of the gift of her emerging self-esteem.
But I saw that gift given by people like Juana to me and my fellow travelers on this mission awareness trip. Partnering with sponsored children and aging helps us discover our own dignity and deeper reasons for self-esteem.
What is the value of a friendly smile between an elderly Guatemalan woman, whom I had never met and will likely not meet again, and the aging priest I have become? What can truly be said when we try to reach beyond the barrier of different languages to the deeper unity of shared human hearts?
What price do you put on the experience of walking along a dusty road for a mile hand in hand with two schoolchildren practicing their English and kindly correcting your attempts at Spanish, imitating and initiating silly games that speak of a wisdom rarely learned in study halls?
Could it be that I am a person of dignity just because I am the person across the table from you, holding your hand, sharing your tears? Even if I look strange and foreign?
Could my value lie not in what I can do for you, but with you?
Father Mark Lane
We may not be capable of changing the world, redressing all her ills and injustices, but we can reach out via this small, simple step of sponsorship to partner with others on this quest for deeper humanity and enduring dignity.
What is the point of sponsorship? Reach out and find out ñ es un milagro!
Father Lane, a priest of the Oratory and Pastor of St Boniface in downtown Brooklyn, N.Y., has been sponsoring a child with CFCA for more than 10 years. His current sponsored friend is Karen in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Father Lane went to Guatemala in October 2010 with a dozen other sponsors from all over the U.S. He is about to "go on the road" to preach in parishes to help find sponsors for people like Juana and her children.


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VESTAL, N.Y. – Binghamton scored five runs in the second inning and hung six runs in the bottom of the sixth inning en route to a 16-3 win over the UMBC baseball team, Saturday afternoon in America East action at the Bearcat Sports Complex.
The teams will play two games tomorrow in a shifted series with game one set for a 12:00 p.m. first pitch. Senior Mac Gill (Bethesda, Md./Walter Johnson) will throw the seven-inning game for UMBC, while sophomore Joe Vanderplas (Fairfax, Va./Fairfax/Tennessee) gets the ball in game two.
Binghamton (7-13, 2-4 AE) starter Jack Rogalla (3-3) limited UMBC (6-16, 3-4 AE) to just two runs on four hits over seven innings while striking out six batters to earn his third win of the season.
Sophomore Riley Stephenson (Frederick, Md./Boonsboro) was touched for 12 runs, nine of which were earned, on nine hits over 5.1 innings of work. Stephenson (1-3) struck out one, but walked four.
The Retrievers jumped out in front in the top of the first as sophomore Mark Esposito (Bethany, Conn./Amity Regional) laced a two-out double to left-center. Freshman Hunter Dolshun (Warwick, N.Y./Warwick Valley), who had previously walked, scored all the way from first on the play to put UMBC up 1-0.
Binghamton pulled level immediately, however, as Bill Bereszniewicz singled with one down, moved to second on a ground out and then advanced and scored on two wild pitches.
UMBC went down in order in the second and the hosts took advantage, plating five runs in the bottom half to jump out to a 6-1 lead. Bereszniewicz had an RBI single in the inning and Daniel Nevares had the big hit, driving in two with a two-out single down the left field line.
The Retrievers pegged back in the top of the third, cutting the lead to 6-2, as sophomore Kevin Lachance (Clifton, Va./Centreville) drew a lead-off walk and eventually came in to score on an RBI ground out by Dolshun.
Binghamton again had an answer, though, plating two more runs in the bottom of the fourth to push the lead to 8-2. The Bearcats then broke the game open with the six-run sixth inning, and added two more in the bottom of the eighth to round out the home scoring.
The visitors got one back in the top of the ninth as sophomore Nick Naumann (Essex, Md./John Carroll) was hit with a pitch with the bases loaded to force junior Luke Seppi (Annapolis, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt) across. Seppi had previously singled with one out to pick up his first career collegiate hit.
- Binghamton leads the all-time series, 38-9, and holds a 38-6 lead in America East meetings.
- Dolshun singled in the top of the eighth and went 1-for-3 to extend his hit streak to 11 straight games. He has also reached base safely in 16 consecutive games.
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Excited about what moving to the Pac 10 will mean for Colorado's successful track and field team?
Neither is coach Mark Wetmore.
"It affects us less than a basketball team or a volleyball team that has a conference season," Wetmore said this week before leaving for CU's final Big 12 outdoor championships in Norman, Okla. "For us it changes the site of the conference cross country championship and the site of the conference outdoor (track) championship. The Pac 10, soon to be 12, doesn't have indoor track, so we won't go to an indoor conference championship anymore. For those couple of meets a year, the cities change."
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Ray and George Bowers joined the Philadelphia Modifiers Street Rod Club shortly after the club was formed in 1955. The Bowers Boys were well known at eastern Pennsylvania dragstrips. Their rear-engine '34 coupe got them banned from the eighth-mile track in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, in 1958 because it was too radical. George (on the left in the black and white photo) and Ray (on the right) had better luck with this Fiat-bodied dragster, which ran a 346ci Olds with a crank-driven blower, and had rear slicks stuffed inside the body. The Twistmobile still holds the record for the defunct Altered C Class (10.56/155.6), set in Petersburg, Virginia, in 1961. The brothers retired from drag racing, but are still hot rodders and very active members of the Modifiers to this day. Ray's current ride is a 350-powered '50 Ford convertible he built from scratch. George drives a chopped '40 Chevy, built by Ray.
Thanks to Modifiers member Tom Hover for sending us these pictures and the info on the Bowers Boys.
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Way To Go, Kid!It covered 14 states and spanned two weeks, and when the 2006 Great Race was over, driver Dave Reeder and navigator Sawyer Stone were the winners. Not only did this grandfather/grandson team-competing in a 1916 Hudson-win the $100,000 top prize, but 13-year-old Sawyer became the youngest Grand Champion in the 98-year history of this world-class rally race. The Great Race will celebrate its centennial in 2008 with a 35,000km, New York to Paris "Great Race World," with a prize purse worth $1.5 million. The Reeder & Stone team is already making plans to compete in that event. By then, Sawyer will be almost old enough for a driver's license.
A Cool MillVintage treasures are still out there. Brian Benzing from SO-CAL Arizona sent us a notice about a cool engine that ended up in their shop. This Ardun converted Flathead was found neglected in an old trailer park not far from the Phoenix-area store. Rumor has it that this old Flattie-with homebuilt headers, and twin magnetos, and the remains of the original intake-has been asleep since the '50s, when it powered an old circle track or drag car. It went on display in the SO-CAL showroom, where it got more attention than a Martian baby or a crying statue, and is now part of a private collection in Wisconsin. Will it ever haul a race car again? Hope so.
Hot Rod Heroes Build For CharityWhen 10 of the best-known hot rod builders start working on a project, you figure it's got to be something big. Turns out, it's something small. Chip Foose, Bobby Alloway, Roy Brizio, Boyd Coddington, Pete Chapouris, Jesse Greening, Steve Moal, Rolling Bones, Thom Taylor, and Troy Trepanier are creating custom pedal cars to raise money for charity. The Hot Rod Heroes charity pedal car program is part of the Ford Motor Company's celebration of the 75th anniversary of the '32 Ford. Each builder will customize a miniature, stamped-steel, pedal-powered version of a Deuce, donated by Warehouse 36. The finished cars will be displayed all over the country during the coming year. At the end of 2007, the 10 custom cars will be auctioned, with proceeds split between the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and charities chosen by the builders. Look for these 10 tiny '32s when they show up in your area.
Chip In to Help Out ChipFor years, automotive designer Chip Foose has been very active in the battle against progeria, a childhood disease that speeds up the aging process, giving children the phyical characteristics of elderly men and women. There is no cure and most children with this disease don't live beyond their early teens. Amy Foose, Chip's sister, died from progeria disease in 1985 at the age of 16. The Foose family recently helped establish a new chapter of The Progeria Research Foundation, dedicated to raising funds and finding a cure. You can help by participating in car shows supporting this cause (such as the recent Year One Braselton Bash car show in Georgia) or by visiting www. progeriaresearch.org on the Internet and making a donation.
Read All About It"Deuce: 75 Years of the '32 Ford"
In case you hadn't heard, the '32 Ford will celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2007. As part of the party, CarTech has published a 192-page tribute to the car that has become a hot rodding icon.
Automotive writer and photographer Robert Genat is the author of "Deuce: 75 Years of the '32 Ford," and has filled those pages with a thorough history of the Deuce. Genat goes way back to how these amazing cars first came to be designed, developed, and manufactured by the Ford Motor Company, and proceeds with the ongoing story of how they have continued to be designed and built by an uncountable number of hot rodders and racers from the earliest days until today. The book concludes with a look into the future (raise your hand if you're building one right now).
After the initial chapters on history, Genat divides the book up by body styles, with separate chapters on open cars, coupes, and sedans and commercial vehicles. He also dedicates a separate chapter to the history and development of the groundbreaking Ford V-8 engine, which shares its anniversary with the Deuce. The text is illustrated with more than 300 photographs of some of the most beautiful and significant Deuces ever built, including some amazing old photos from the Ford archives.
Get your copy of "Deuce: 75 Years of the '32 Ford" for $39.95 at any decent bookstore or Internet bookseller or fresh from CarTech. Call (800) 551-4754 or go to www.cartechbooks.com.


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Unsalted butter, room temperature, for custard cups
3 large eggs, separated
1/2 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 to 3 teaspoons grated lemon zest (1 lemon)
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
1 cup milk
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