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The comedy showcase pilot has its own listing on IMDB and I can't seem to track it down to watch it (at least in the US). Just wondering if it was appreciably different than episode 1

Found this show and loved it. I'm bummed it was only 7 episodes.

Bert Atienza, 77, died after he was assaulted inside a Walmart in Norfolk. Josephine Atienza said the couple had stopped at Walmart on after church to go grocery shopping. She said Bert got into an argument with a 17-year-old Walmart employee after she said the employee nearly struck Josephine with a cart without apologizing. She said words were exchanged and then the employee threw a can at them as they walked away, but it did not hit them. The couple continued shopping. Minutes later, she said the employee's parents arrived at the store and confronted Bert.

During the scene when is being questioned by the defendent's lawyer, he is asked if he is in the paid service of the CIA. There is a long pause and he finally answers quietly, "no" and is asked to repeat himself and he says louder "no". The camera also focuses on his wife for a while during this pause. Is there more explanation in the book? At the time he is only a professor or is he lying?

Just picked up Tennessee this past weekend. So I now have California, Southern California (not sure this one is available anymore in stores), Fisherman's Wharf, Las Vegas, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, Tennessee.

Still need - Nevada, Idaho, and Utah. Unfortunately, not sure I have any plans to visit any of these in the near future.

I happen to be in Tennessee this weekend and would like to stop by. We are closer to the Madison location but was wondering if they are crazy busy like when they first opened.

There are a number of instances where Puzo writes scenes out of chronological order. A prime example is when he describes Bonasera getting his favor called in and seeing Sonny's dead body. Then Puzo actually writes about what happened to Sonny. Since I had seen the movie, I already knew what was happening when Tom initially calls Bonasera so I'm just wondering if you thought it was effective in the book

I'm doing an online masters in criminal justice. I'm only taking one class per term, but it seems really easy so far to get A's. Also, you can see the mean and median scores for individual assignments and they are all really high. Seems like everybody is just getting an A.

I'm using an e-reader (not sure if that matters given this novel has branching choices)

I'm in a chapter called Serendipity. At the end of the chapter there is only choice. I didn't love that choice so I thought you could just turn to the next page, but that takes me to another chapter which doesn't make sense at all >!it jumps into the middle of a poker game and thus far there has been absolutely zero mention of poker!<. So is there only choice for this chapter?

I started swimming a few months ago as a middle aged adult. I can probably do about 80 yards without stopping but will be absolutely gassed. My short term goal is 200 yards without stopping.

I tried doing some 50 yards drill. With 30 seconds rest in between 50 yards, I could maybe do 50 x 3. Then either I would need more rest or only go 25 yards.

Would it be better to keep trying 50 yards sets or switch to something like going 25 yards with shorter rest (like 15 seconds)?

On gamerguildaz there appear to be 2 different Far West products. One is called The Far West and is listed as MSRP 74.99, the other is called Far West RPG and has MSRP of 59.95. They both use the same art which just appears to be the rulebook. Anybody know the difference between these 2 products? Thanks

Hypothetical - Suppose I am a late career attending at an academic hospital and I would be visiting a city (for a conference) that I would ultimately like to move to and probably retire. Would it be bad/weird to contact the division head and say: hey I will be in town, could we set up a meeting, maybe tour the place, talk about opportunities? Is there any advantage to that or just apply formally for a position?

I was a little disappointed with the look of live action Cad Bane and the grand inquisitor but they absolutely nailed live action Embo. He was terrific!

Any opinions on which will be better for this movie?

(this would be at a true 70mm IMAX theater)