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Spider-Man 3 trailer leaked online?

Spiderman3.jpgThe Spider-Man 3 trailer has been promised in a matter of hours on Apple, however someone couldn't wait and it's been leaked onto the Internet in a lower resolution version, but none the less it's here...allegedly!

Just a little word of warning, the trailer comes through Digg at slashFilm, and I haven't been able to verify it's authenticity as yet, but it does look like it could be real. The comments are leaning towards the positive of the trailer, although one claims it's a fake. Have a look and see what you think, and tell me because I can't watch it right now.

Fake or real? Pretty soon we'll have the hi-res Apple trailer to look at as well, but my hands are itching...I'd love to click on it!

Update: It's also available over at Kristian David according to AICN. You guys will have to do the detective work for me. Are they the same trailer? Is it good, or are you waiting until the Apple one appears around 10pm US time?

On quicktime trailers site at 2:30 PM Eastern Standard time says the site, which I'll be waiting for because the link to the leaked trailer says too many users crashed the site and to go to Apple at the time.

Damn...Oh well, saves us all peeking at a poor copy.

The trailer looks AWESOME! Just waiting for Apple to open the doors....

Thanks for the update xpgeek...I'm just about to watch it.

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Remake number one for today is Flash Gordon.

Spike Lee is to make a documentary on Michael Jordan.

And we have details of the latest King Lear film.

Word has it that Flash Gordon is the next up for a remake. The Hollywood Reporter say that Columbia are in talks for the film rights. Breck Eisner would direct and Neal Moritz would produce. Flash Gordon was made into a film in 1980, and has already had an update thanks to the TV show.

News from Variety is that, Spike Lee is making a documentary about basketball legend Michael Jordan. It will include unseen footage shot by the NBA towards the end of his career, the NBA are also bank rolling the film. Should be an interesting documentary, between his amazing basketball career, his two retirements, including a stint in baseball and his return to the Washington Wizards. I'd like to see this one.

There is to be another King Lear film. The Telegraph through Cinematical has cast details of the adaptation. Keira Knightly will play Cordelia, Gwyneth Paltrow is rumoured to be Regan,and the youngest daughter Goneril, has not been cast yet. King Lear will be played by Anthony Hopkins, but no director has been named yet.

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Quantico star Priyanka Chopra says she has been always “apolitical” but finds it “extremely cool” that there is a female presidential candidate for the US though its sad that this is considered “progressive”. In an interview to Suketu Mehta, Priyanka was asked if she thinks the US is as open a country, even in the age of Donald Trump and if she is a Hillary Clinton supporter.

The former Miss World said: “I’ve always been apolitical. I’m an Indian and I don’t have a dog in this fight. I do have opinions, though, definitely.” When asked what are they, she replied, “Well, it’s extremely cool that the US has a female Presidential candidate and it’s extremely sad that in 2016, we find that progressive because we’ve had such few female leaders globally.”

Priyanka, who juggles between her professional life in India and the US, considers herself a nomad. She spends a lot of time up in the air travelling between the two countries — and for her, it’s her favourite time. “I use it to sleep, especially on the 16-hour Mumbai-Los Angeles flight. You can sleep eight hours and still have eight hours when you wake up.“I read scripts and decide what films I’m going to do. And I usually land and head straight to work,” Priyanka said and added that she has nine passports as she is on at least six flights a month. Which city would she pick as home — Mumbai, New York or Los Angeles?

“I’m more of a West Coast kind of girl. I like the chill of LA. But I’m a nomad. And look at the world we live in today, we can literally get on a plane, go somewhere for five hours, have lunch, and come back. Why do you have to commit? I have commitment issues anyway,” quipped the National Award winner, who even said that her “weird, ostentatious dreams” include owning a plane.

The actress is currently busy shooting for the second season of “Quantico” in New York, and is yet to announce her next Bollywood project post the success of “Bajirao Mastani”. On the Hollywood front, she is gearing up for her debut through “Baywatch”.


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Look at the amount of practical course work you will have exposure to, including industry placement programs. Your instructors and the campus should have good industry networking and personal contacts so that you can get work experience as part of your studies. This will probably be unpaid, but provides invaluable experience in deciding upon your specializations, and whether you want to work as part of someone’s team or as an independent consultant.

Part of your assessment needs to be course duration, cost, and recognition within the architectural and design industries. Accreditation of the education institutions study program should have industry endorsement. Check with industry organizations to see whether your studies are highly or poorly regarded – this can make a big difference as to how quickly you can gain employment in this area.

Studying residential interiors can lead to opportunities to pursue further studies in architecture, which becomes a natural interest and progression for many graduates.

Graduates of interior design studies, have a large range of potential occupations to consider, as interest in residential design is very high in the public consciousness. The burgeoning area of home staging when selling houses is an example where a new demand has taken off and offers opportunities. Other prospects for those studying residential interiors include:

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My current topology is ISP->>2811 ZBF/CME->3560->LAN

I want to add an asa 5505 and new topology will be ISP->ASA->2811 CME->3560->LAN

I am running asa 8.2(5) asdm 6.4(5). Want to eliminate the crap ZBF on the 2811. I just want the ASA to take care of PAT and acls don't want to change much else on the 2811 since I have it setup as router on a stick.

Had a few questions:

I have a sip provider wondered how would I forward sip/rtp traffic on the asa to the CME router.

Since the ASA will be the default gateway will the router on a stick be effected. Do I need to change the ip of the subinterface and add ip default-gateway (ip of ASA) on 2811.
This is how I currently have it on the 2811

interface FastEthernet0/0.10
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Based on a true story following the complex love triangle at the centre of the bohemian Lamorna Group of artists and set against the background of the Cornish coast, the film "Summer in February" was released on Friday 14 June.

Have an art lesson with the Newlyn School of Art
Art is at the core of Summer in February and central to the lives of many of the main characters. The landscape inspired the artists’ colony driving them to lead the way in outdoor painting. Book yourself onto a course with the Newlyn School of Art and you’ll find out why they were so captivated by the area. Many of the lessons offered by the School take place in the great outdoors and are taught by some of the best known artists working in Cornwall today.

Join a guided walk around Lamorna
Hugh and Jane Bedford know a thing or two about Lamorna’s rich and colourful past so for a glimpse into village life circa 1912 - 1914 you can’t go wrong by joining one of their afternoon guided walks. You’ll quite literally be following in the footsteps of the celebrated Alfred Munning. As well as seeing his and other painters art studios you will pass their former homes and experience the places where the moving real life story of Summer in February played out. Available on selected dates from July to September. To book call Penlee House Gallery and museum on 01736363625. £5 person.

Experience The Wink and The Cove
When you order a drink at The Wink in Lamorna you can almost imagine Alfred Munnings and best friend turned love rival, Gilbert Evans stood beside you at the bar. It was favoured drinking spot of the artists’ colony and with entertainment being as prolific as the art at the time, it played witness to many lively nights.

Walk along the South West Coast Path
Secret lovers Gilbert and Florence enjoyed many walks along the South West Coast Path around Lamorna and it was one such walk that inspired the film's title. It was taken from one of Gilbert's diary entries, in which he wrote about a walk on the coast on a summer's day although the date it was recorded was in February. Fans of the story should also take a detour from the Coast Path to experience the Merry Maidens stone circle which was a favoured meeting place for the forbidden couple. Another must do is a visit to Porthcurno via the Coast Path which was used as the setting for a night-time beach party in the film.

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Saturday, 30 June 2012

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What connects a blue man, a toilet and Steven Moffat's face?

Why, it's Issue 10 of Fish Fingers and Custard!

Now celebrating two years on the fanzine scene, we continue to bring you all the goings-on in the Doctor Who underground.  Though, we're more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, than Rat.

In the latest Issue we have:
  • Our view on the casting of Jenna-Louise Coleman
  • Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker aka Dorium Maldovar
  • Six Appeal - what one Doctor means to a young boy
  • Season 18 - A Breath of Life, or A Strangulation?
  • Which Fan Group Are You?
  • Monster In The Bathroom - Our brand new comic!
And much more besides!

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Friday, 29 June 2012

The Matt Smith Review: Part 3 - Victory of The Daleks

What We First Thought: Oh, is that it?

The Daleks eh? I’ve never been as fascinated with them as other people seem to be.  You’ll always hear “Well, Doctor Who isn’t Doctor Who without The Daleks”, but that’s not really true, is it? Despite being The Doctor for 7 years, Tom Baker only had two stories with them and his era was arguably the best ever.  Fair enough, this may have something to do with Terry Nation hoarding the rights, but it still points to the fact that Doctor Who doesn’t need Daleks to be successful.

The 2005 series though is an altogether different animal.  Like a Tiger with pink and blue stripes. We’ve had at least a Dalek cameo every single year since it returned.  Now the cynic in me believes that the fact that they appear every year, is due to a deal with the estate of Terry Nation, but that’s just idle gossip and probably not true.  What IS true, is that The Daleks are a huge moneymaking factory for BBC Worldwide – so there’s your answer.  It’s just extremely disappointing when we watch a Dalek story these days.  What stories since 2005’s ‘Dalek’ have actually contributed anything to the mythos behind them? Please don’t mention the Human Dalek – a concept that was hideously realised, before being dumped on its arse.  To be honest, I quite enjoy a good Dalek story. On audio. Big Finish’ Dalek Empire series have done more to build upon the Daleks than the New Series has ever achieved in 6 years - Human Daleks, Pig Slaves and silly re-designs included.  People may say that making money will only help the show in the long-run, but does it really help in creating a decent story?

When I look at Victory of The Daleks as an whole, it’s screaming out to be spilt into two episodes - there is just too much to cram into 40 minutes.  We’ve got plotlines flying all over the place, the direction is very shaky and the pacing is just very patchy in places.  Didn’t the creation of a new Dalek race deserve more explanation?  Didn’t these new Daleks need to be paraded for a bit longer? Didn’t Bracewell and the girl who lost her husband, deserve a bit more backstory?  Not to mention the Second World War setting, Amy’s first past adventure and how and why were The Doctor and Winston Churchill friends?  It’s a real shame, because with a bit more room to breathe, Victory of The Daleks had all the elements of a classic.  Yes, and I’m including the iDaleks in that statement!

To be fair to the episode though, it did have its moments.  I found it very intriguing that The Daleks sided with the British, rather than the Nazis, who they share most of their characteristics with.  It was also a nice change to see the Daleks win for once, which can only give The Doctor more headaches in the future.  Ian McNiece was very good as Churchill, and I think people should remember that he was doing a caricature -  the amount of cigars he had and usage of the pharse ‘KBO’, should prove that!

Bracewell being an android was another intriguing element and despite plenty of scorn being poured upon it by fandom, I bought the scene in which he had to remember his (stolen) life to deactivate the bomb inside him.  It’s like when you see someone who is upset or angry and you make them remember something nice (calm them down basically) that way, they aren’t likely to ‘explode’ and cause themselves harm.  And if you think of it in that sense, that is what makes Bracewell human – he has feelings like the rest of us.  It was also interesting to see that The Doctor, who isn’t human, wasn’t able to convince Bracewell that he had human feelings.  It took a real human, with real human feelings (Amy) to make him realise.  I thought that was a nice touch and provided one bright spark in this otherwise disappointing episode.

Perhaps I’ve touched on the Daleks too much, but again, there’s elements of the plot that make little sense to this GCSE-educated simpleton.  How on earth did the Progenitor device recognise The Doctor’s voice?  He couldn’t have met any previous Daleks in his future, as they don’t exist. Or will they? You see, I’ve confused myself now, perhaps a DNA identification was too much to ask?  As mentioned, I liked Bracewell but would The Doctor really leave an android walking around the 1940’s?  Letting him go was nice, very typical of The Doctor and was a great moment in the episode, but still, it was a bit silly not to include a better line to explain why he should be fine!

And ‘a bit silly’ is a phrase that best sums up Victory of The Daleks.

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Wednesday, 27 June 2012

The Matt Smith Review: Part 2 - The Beast Below

What We First Thought: It’s alright…

It’s 1996. One of the best years in my young life. England are hosting Euro 96 (where we beat Scotland, Holland and then Spain on penalties. Then my little heart was broken by a German man, as Andreas Moller scored the winning penalty in a shoot-out in the Semi-Final. Bastard), it’s also the height of Britpop, the summer was hot, and there’s some excellent children’s programming. Like many kids my age, I loved a programme called The Demon Headmaster.  I suppose you could call it a ‘Children’s Sci-fi Drama’, where a very strange man, posing as a Headmaster, would use children for ‘scientific purposes’.  In later Series’ he would move on to establish a scientific base and continue his experiments and just generally be a pain for the kids who tried to stop him.  You probably couldn’t make anything like this today, in fear of The Daily Mail Brigade getting their knickers in a twist, over a man in his 50’s hypnotising children to do his bidding.  But being 10 years old, the show was genuinely scary - and it must have been decent - it was even nominated for a BAFTA!

That was my childhood. I had no Doctor Who to affect me whilst growing up. It was just this scary grey-haired man who I had nightmares about, not Daleks or god forbid, Quarks.  So imagine my surprise when the actor who played that nightmarish man, Terrence Hardiman, popped up in the second episode of Series 5 of the revived Doctor Who! And yes, I haven’t forgot about The Beast Below, which ironically, is probably forgettable as Doctor Who episodes go!  Don’t get me wrong, it’s alright, but it’s not about to push to the front of my top episodes list.

I found it interesting that this story was set during the 29th Century, after solar flares burnt the earth.  This is an obvious call-back to The Ark In Space and I found it intriguing that there were other plans for people to escape Earth, as I got the impression that the people in the Ark(s) were the only ones who had survived.  Another classic call-back (or rip-off?) was the Star Whale.  Now in my notes for this episode, I kept writing ‘Space Whale’ by accident, as that was the name of a similar creature for a story (‘Song of The Space Whale’) purposed by Pat Mills and John Wagner in 1980.  It’s a very intriguing concept, which was revisited by Big Finish in the shape of ‘The Song of Megaptera’ (possibly changed for obvious clash reasons), released in May 2010. Now I’m not accusing anyone of anything (as if I would!) but this – and many other ‘Lost Stories’ - would have been something very interesting to touch on, in the Confidential or on a DVD Extra.  Not to mention anything at all was a bit disappointing and an opportunity was missed in educating a new fan about the long (and sometimes confusing – if not explained properly) past of Doctor Who.

The story itself was made up out of plenty of decent bits that just didn’t quite fit together.  One element I did love though – was the comparisons with the Space Whale and The Doctor.  At the end, Amy’s speech about ‘What would you do, if you were so old, so wise, so lonely and you saw a child crying?’ just sums up The Doctor (I’m paraphrasing, probably incorrectly, but you get the idea).  The shot of him comforting/trying to steal off the young girl, whilst Amy was thinking he was still in the TARDIS (so was still talking to him!) was fantastic and a moment which you can use to sum up Matt’s Doctor. Or any Doctor, really.  Steven Moffat can see the importance of using children in his stories to appeal to the children watching, which will get them involved in the on-going narrative (just like the makers of Demon Headmaster did 14 years previously, no doubt!)  Although everyone seems to forget that The Star Whale ate adults.  So much for youth development!

My real gripe about The Smilers was that they were built up to be some sort of ‘big monster’ but in reality, were about on the level of Rose Tyler, in terms of scariness.  To be fair though, I did enjoy their role of ‘Policemen’ in this Police State, that The Doctor refers too.  A comment on the modern world, maybe? Though the moral dilemma of Starship UK was a good one, I just felt that it was a little too convenient.  Would parents really allow their children to be put into such danger? (yes I know The Beast doesn’t eat children – but they do seem to be used as slaves by The Demon Headmaster!)

On its first airing, Matt seemed to get a bit of flak for his rant about humans.  I know plenty of humans, and a good proportion are bastards.  Why is it surprising that The Doctor went off on one after he found out they were torturing this beautiful creature?  A creature, may I add, who he identifies with, as mentioned above.  How many times has he been on the wrong end of a nasty human?  You have to say though, that Matt was fantastic once again.  His delivery of line telling Amy about his race being gone, was just beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.  Under another regime, that plot-point could have dragged on and on, but all it took was one line, and some great acting.

I’ve been prattling on for so long that I’ve not even talked about the other characters yet!  I really enjoyed Liz 10’s performance (played by Sophie Okonedo – who was also companion Alison Cheney in a Doctor Who webcast ‘Scream of The Shalka’, which starred Richard E. Grant as The Doctor).  I thought she really was convincing as the Queen who had to go through the agony at finding out the moral dilemma she created, every 10 years or so. Which is saying a lot, considering she was an all-action, plain-talking (and likeable) descendent of the current Royal Family!

It was nice to see Amy at the heart of the action this time around.  Her quick-thinking at the end saved the day, and quite possibly The Doctor’s sanity!  I think plenty of people go overboard with their criticisms when dissecting the character of Amelia Jessica Pond, but her contribution to this episode definitely goes into her credit bank.  The only real disappointing characterisation, was the lack of screen time for The Demon Headmaster.  Earlier on, what with his natural ability to act really creepy, you could be forgiven in thinking that he was behind the whole thing!  I felt we just needed more of that throughout the episode, which at barely 40 minutes – needed a bit more padding out!  After previously watching Mr Hardiman playing a very camp gentleman in a few episodes of ‘The Worst Week of My Life’, it was a very welcome return to form for my favourite Jack Straw look-a-like and the only man who scared me in 1996, apart from Andreas Moller (he’s still a bastard).

What We Think Now: It’s a bit better than I thought it was.  Although I don’t think those Laughing Clown booths (that they used to have at fairgrounds) have anything to fear from The Smilers.

(Yes, I know that 1996 was the year that Doctor Who: The Movie came out. I just can’t remember it being advertised!)

Your (5 word) reviews of The Beast Below:

 Nicola Pilkington: "Changing my opinion of Amy"

Andrew Myers:Better on the fourth watch”

@JayMcIntyre1:Matt has Colin Baker moment”

@Mr_Brell: “Shame. Such a wasted opportunity”

@dalekwidow: “Doctor and Queen free whale”

@CarlisleWhoFan: “not Moffatt's best, still entertaining”

@Landcross: “Not Moffat's best, still good”

@abby_queenofall: “Liz 10 is totes shaggable”

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Monday, 25 June 2012

The Matt Smith Review: Part 1 - The Eleventh Hour

In the run-up to the new series, we’re going to do a Cher. No, we’re not going to have a facelift that makes us look frightening to young children and animals, we’re going to turn back time and find a way to review every episode of the Matt Smith Era so far. We’re going to re-watch every episode and see if our original reactions to them differ from now.  First up is The Eleventh Hour, which obviously provided the title for this fanzine!

What we first thought: This is the best thing since discovering that the off-licence up the road doesn’t ask you for ID.

I’ll preface this by saying that I gushed like a Teenager at a Justin Bieber concert when I first watched this.  The general ‘even though I’ve never seen him in a episode yet…’ negativity towards Matt Smith from supposed fans, made me want this first episode to succeed so much that they would crawl back into their holes and never hear from their miserable gobs again.  More importantly, it needed to be good to capture the imagination of the fickle viewing public, after the success of the David Tennant Era.  And you know what? I believe they pulled it off in some style - Matt’s triumphant walk through the mournful face of Tennant, left us in no doubt that this man IS The Doctor!  I really love this episode and I’m going to make no apology for this somewhat biased review.

It’s 2010 and the Doctor Who fandom is spilt.  There are those that are so distraught at the departure of David Tennant (and to some extent, RTD) that they weren’t prepared to give Matt Smith and Steven Moffat a chance, in turn not getting what the show is about.  REGENERATION is the key word and like its central character, Doctor Who has always changed and adapted.  Then there were those who were excited (perhaps a bit too excited) about this new era of Doctor Who, that expectations went through the roof  What Steven Moffat had to do, was to start well from his clean slate and establish his Doctor Who quickly.

Moffat is a writer that likes to play with the imaginations of children and watching this episode back has made me realise what a genius piece of writing it is.  From the very first scenes when The Doctor meets Amelia, you can see just by looking at the scene and listening to the words used, that this has been made to engage a child and hook them into the story.  Lines like ‘You know when grown-ups tell you everything is going to be fine and you know that they’re probably lying, to make you feel better’ will just hit home with some kids (and possibly some adults too!)  What’s more poetic is that Amelia and this new Doctor are children.  Many a Keyboard Warrior may get angry at this, but Doctor Who is primarily made for Children.  Yes, it is described as a family drama, but how can a family drama be a family drama with no children watching?  That’s how you get your viewers – parents of kids will watch something if their child is interested in it.  That’s how Doctor Who has worked for nearly 50 years and always will.  Trying to ‘adultise’ Doctor Who simply doesn’t work (see the 1996 TVM).

The story has somewhat become a sideshow, what with me banging on about Doctor Who in general, but after watching this again, I can understand a bit more about Amy’s backstory.  It’s very much in the vein of ‘Boxset Telly’, where TV shows are now made for the commercial market, so are designed to be watched over-and-over again.  I don’t particularly subscribe to the view that you need to watch this episode (or series) over-and-over again to understand it, as everything you need to know is in plain sight.  But I think it adds another dimension to the characters if you go back, knowing what you know.  You can see how much planning has gone into creating these people and their stories.

What more can I say about Matt Smith? He sold me pretty much from his first scenes in the TARDIS in The End of Time.  You can see that child-like enthusiasm in his face when he first meets Amelia, which is probably a major reason in her trusting this strange man.  I got a ‘Doctor Reborn’ mantra from this first episode and everything about it seemed to be starting from afresh.  I’m not talking about the theme or the titles, but the actual direction and lighting of the episode.  I remember watching it for the first time and the picture just seemed so different.  The bright colours of the RTD were gone, with little Amelia all alone in her scary house - and the picture just made the house look cold.  There are many ways which you can scare people without any lines or action being played out, and this is one of them.

As mentioned above, some of the lines in this episode are pure gold.  Another one I particularly enjoyed was the ‘Am I People?’ comment from The Doctor to Amelia, just before he left her.  Here’s a girl that has been let down throughout her short life by people and here comes a strange man who she thinks the world of, barely an hour after meeting. The acting is superb too – that resulting smile from Amelia and the look of hope and happiness in her eyes when The Doctor is about to jump back in the TARDIS...then he had to spoil it all by turning up years late!  Despite being a bit upsetting, it’s still one of favourite scenes – she’s sat there on her suitcase with a massive smile on her face and we know that he’s not coming back.

The rest of the story was an absolute breeze, as an hour and a bit passed extremely quickly.  The major compliants I hear about this episode are for the SFX.  I think the usage of people being Prisoner Zero (or 0, if you prefer) helped our imaginations - instead of having the actual creature, made up out of ropey-CGI, roaming around all the time! Yet another thing I thought was pure genius – was the fact that The Doctor and Amy already had a history before they met.  It’s something that’s never been done before, and I think Doctor Who should always strive to try something different.  Here we have a girl whose life has been affected by a strange man, who (in his timeline) met her as a little girl about 10 minutes ago.  That plotline just opens up so many possibilities and at the same time – saves time in inserting any tedious scenes for the companion to ‘familiarise’ themselves with The Doctor, and thus mucking up the pace of the story.  I’ve commented in the past that Moffat isn’t a writer who writes meaningless lines, he finds uses for everything and is able to move a story along at pace. I feel that The Eleventh Hour just proves that assumption.

How this will work out for the rest of the series? Well let’s find out!

What we think now: The Eleventh Hour was a crucial point in modern Doctor Who history, if they got it wrong it could have been disastrous for the show.  But they got it so right and in turn, adopted a back-to-basics approach which in itself, provides a solid base to build from for the future.

We also put the word out on Facebook and Twitter, asking for 5-word reviews of this episode. Just to be awkward.

David MacGowan:Giddy, naughty and a great start

Andrew Myers:Great performance from Matt Smith

David Carey:Matt hits the ground running!

@totallynerdybirdit brilliantly introduces Matt Smith

Simon Pearce:Eleventh Hour cracking series opener

@backtoblack5:perfect from start to finish

Allison Price:Brilliantly introduces Eleven and Amy

Alistair Gauld: “No ducks it’s A Pond”

If you would like to tweet us your 5 Word review of The Beast Below. Just @ us and include the hashtag #badboytimmy, or post on our Facebook Page

You can read our original review on The Eleventh Hour in our first Issue here

Friday, 22 June 2012

RIP Caroline John (1940-2012)

‘Spearhead From Space’ was one of the first classic Doctor Who episodes I saw.  I had one of those free DVD’s that the paper was giving away and one of them had the first episode.  Not really expecting much, I was drawn in and loved that first episode.  It also helped that I was immediately struck by the strong female presence in the story, provided by Caroline John’s Liz Shaw.

Many people hold up Sarah Jane Smith as a rolemodel for being the first ‘Strong Independent Women’ in Doctor Who.  As a self-styled feminist, she had her moments.  But with the writers having her screaming every few episodes, it’s a bit difficult to place that title on her.  Liz Shaw was the first attempt at having a strong female character in the show. Sadly, in 1971 both parties parted ways (Caroline was pregnant, and producer Barry Letts wanted a different companion) and 42 years on, we’re left wondering what might have been if the character had have been developed more.  In today’s show, we would do anything for a character to be cast that wasn’t overawed by The Doctor and one who would often make fun of him.  You could argue that she was the first attempt at a ‘female Doctor’ in many ways – with her often using science to solve things, which would trickle down to the young viewers watching.

I don’t think that there’s any doubt that her finest moment was that as a, shall we say, a very different Liz Shaw in Inferno (which happened to be her final story).  It was the story that allowed the actors to play something different and have some fun, and it’s clear that certainly helped to make this one of the best Third Doctor stories.  If there’s one story to remember Caroline John by, put that one on!  Over the years, she appeared in many spin-offs and audios – most recently reprising the role of Liz Shaw for Big Finish’s Companion Chronicles series.

Despite the end to her time on Doctor Who being so long ago, Caroline was always a face on the convention scene and many people have fond stories to tell about her. Words like ‘Classy Lady’ are often banded about when fans talk about meeting her in person.  And as time goes on, I think it’s very important that we sit back and remember the contributions of members of the Doctor Who family we have lost, because without them, our little obsession may not be as special as we’d like to think.

RIP Caroline John (1940-2012)

Thursday, 14 June 2012

Issue 10 - OUT NOW!!!

What connects a blue man, a toilet and Steven Moffat's face?

Why, it's Issue 10 of Fish Fingers and Custard!

Now celebrating two years on the fanzine scene, we continue to bring you all the goings-on in the Doctor Who underground.  Though, we're more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, than Rat.

In the latest Issue we have:
  • Our view on the casting of Jenna-Louise Coleman
  • Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker aka Dorium Maldovar
  • Six Appeal - what one Doctor means to a young boy
  • Season 18 - A Breath of Life, or A Strangulation?
  • Which Fan Group Are You?
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Amazing Food Find! My life is easier now...

Today's Food Find is monumental....really, I'm serious. I am so pumped it's ridiculous. It's more than just one food, it's a whole list. Can I tell you all the good parts??! Well, here they are...

1. It's all Organic

2. It takes the guess work out of what to find at the store

3. I just place a simple order online and go pick it up a few days later

4. I don't have to get out of the car to pick up the food..great with a child!

5. The quality is great

6. They offer specials and deals that get you free food

7. Recipes come with food you purchase to give you meal ideas

8. It's wholesale...meaning cheaper

9. Does this not sound amazing??

So what is it? It's called B & B Organic Express. You can place an order once a week (or whatever you prefer) and there's no membership!! It's all certified Organic fruits and vegetables from local farms. It's wonderful. They have different locations from South Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart, and Goshen. So it's great. I drove about 6 minutes to get my first box today. The variety is awesome but the quality and price is the best. I got organic produce I don't normally buy because I either can't find it or it's outrageously expensive. For ordering at least $30 worth of food I got a free 5 lb. bag of potatoes. Wahoo!
Here's the box. I won't have to order next week.

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The box. Look them up....amazing. Here's the website BB Organics Let me know if you order. They have a referral program that gets you FREE food!

What exactly did I get??
bag of bananas
bag of apples
bag of grapes
bag of red potatoes
bag of peaches
bag of kiwi
1 large cucumber
box of spring greens
1 large garlic clove
big bunch of celery
2 avocados
FREE bag of Russet potatoes

=For $33.00

So what did I have for a snack after my Rev Abs workout today??? I decided to do something new and had celery (from my box of course) with flax seed peanut butter (earlier FF post) and cut banana on top. Yum! I am not a celery fan normally and I don't like raisins but the banana added a lot!
Delish! Also, so far today I have had about 2 grams of added sugar. Wahoo!

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I thought I would write you a quick letter, nothing major just a small request. I am sure you have heard about me from Mother Nature. She and I don't always get along but lately she has been nothing but sweet. I do however have a tiny request for you.

Time seems to be going awfully slow this week. Like this week felt like it took three weeks to finish. Yes I know that doesn't sound right, but you understand what I am saying. Could you maybe speed it up a bit. A three day weekend is staring us in the face and quite frankly the staff here at WHS needs the break. Do you know how many times I need to say "Okay kids, put away the phones- you won’t die if you can’t check Twitter!" Seriously – its a problem.

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Produced on the island of Corsica, Brocciu is considered a national food. Like Ricotta, it is a young white cheese and is paired frequently with Corsican white wines. It is an unusual cheese made from either unpasteurized goat's or ewe's milk, similar to an Italian ricotta, though unlike ricotta Brocciu is lactose free. The cheese is drained in woven baskets and has a mild flavor. Some of them are salted and dried for six months, which imparts a sharp flavor. The pate is soft, sweet and smells of milk. It is usually eaten fresh, either hot or cold, within 48 hours with jam or salt and pepper. Excellent as a filling for omelets.

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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

What Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?

There is an important nerve that travels near the ankle on the inside (medial) part of the foot called the Posterior Tibial Nerve. This nerve courses through a series ligaments that act like a tunnel, protecting the nerve as it passes by the ankle. Once the nerve passes by the ankle, split into 3 branches coursing through the bottom of the foot and the heel. These nerves supply sensation to the skin on the heel and the bottom of the foot. If the nerve becomes damaged and swollen, the tunnel in which it travels may then compress the nerve. As the nerve gets squeezed it cannot function correctly. This then will produce symptoms within the foot and heel. Tarsal tunnel syndrome very similar to a problem in the hand called carpal tunnel syndrome.

What are the symptoms of  Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?

The symptoms of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome can range from mild numbness to severe pain. Patients may describe burning, tingling, electric shooting in the skin, numbness, or pain. The symptoms will usually begin in the heel and move to the bottom of the foot and the big toe. Some will feel symptoms on the inner side of the ankle. There can be symptoms at rest and with walking. Exercise and increased activity can exasperate the symptoms.

What Causes Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?

Tarsal tunnel usually effects active adults. It is rarely present in children. Nerves are very sensitive to a change in their normal environment. When a nerve is overstretched or compressed or squeezed, it can con not transfer the information to the foot and back to the brain properly. The continued damage and trauma to the nerve will result in symptoms. When it is compressed by another anatomical structure, the neurological impulses through it are restricted. This causes pain, a burning sensation, and tingling. In many cases, the compression is caused by an adjacent muscle that grows too large for the area or from scar tissue. When the nerve is damaged it can become swollen and the nerve will become compressed within its tunnel.

People with exceptionally flatfeet can develop tarsal tunnel syndrome due to the flattened arch causing strain on the muscles and nerves around the ankle and changes their route slightly, producing compression on the Tibial nerve.

In some cases, compression results from a cyst or mass in this area of the nerve. Systemic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes also can cause tarsal tunnel syndrome.

Another common cause for tarsal tunnel syndrome is trauma to the ankle, such as a fracture. When the injury heals, fibrous tissue, similar to a scar develops. If too much scar tissue forms, it can restrict movement in the tarsal tunnel and cause entrapment of the nerve.

In some patients there are over grown or damaged veins that are wrapped around the nerve. When the veins become engorged after increased activity or exercise, they can strangulate the nerve. This is why some patients feel increased symptoms after exercise.

How is Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome diagnosed?

Diagnosis is simply achieved by the clinical examination and MRI’s of the patient. Dr. Soomekh will listen to the patient’s complaints, symptoms, and goals. The examination involves a hands-on analysis of the patient’s foot and evaluating their gait. An MRI scan of the ankle may be needed to evaluate the tarsal tunnel syndrome. Nerve conduction studies (NCV) may also be ordered to evaluate the degree of nerve damage. In some cases, evaluation of the lower back may be needed to rule out nerve damage in the back that may mimic tarsal tunnel syndrome.

How is Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome treated?

Dr. Soomekh educates that early diagnosis and treatment of a tarsal tunnel syndrome are the keys to successful treatment, faster recovery and painless lifestyle.

Conservative Treatment For Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome:

Conservative treatments rely on their ability to reduce the abnormal forces acting on the nerve. Then treatment is focused on the healing the nerve. This can be achieved by wearing appropriate shoes with support. A short course of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory with ice therapy over the nerve is indicated.  Physical therapy may be ordered. Custom molded orthotics can be made as an important tool to slow the progression of the tarsal tunnel syndrome and prevent recurrence after tarsal tunnel syndrome surgery.

Injection therapy with cortisone may also prove effective to reduce the swelling and scar tissue around the nerve.

Surgical Treatment for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome:

Dr. Soomekh will always recommend and attempt conservative treatment when appropriate. However, when a tarsal tunnel syndrome deformity becomes chronically painful, and activity is difficult, surgical repair may be indicated.

Is Tarsal tunnel syndrome Surgery Painful?

Considering surgery can be intimidating.  Ankle surgery including tarsal tunnel syndrome surgery is not supposed to be painful during recovery. When the skin and the soft tissues are handled with care and focus, most patients experience little to no pain immediately after surgery and throughout the recovery period. Dr. Soomekh takes great care and focus to minimize the chance of postoperative pain. The goal of tarsal tunnel syndrome surgery is to releive stress on the nerve, alleviate pain, allow a return to normal shoes, and allow a return to all activities. Most procedures allow for immediate assisted walking and a return to work while wearing a special walking boot and using crutches. Dr. Soomekh performs the procedures in an outpatient setting at state of the art facilities.

Tarsal Tunnel Release:

The purpose of surgery to the tarsal tunnel is to release the structures that are compressing the nerve. This will allow the nerve to move freely about the ankle without the continued pressure of the abnormal soft tissues that surround the nerve. Once the compression is removed from the nerve, it can transfer information properly and the symptoms will subside over time.

An incision is made along the inner aspect of the ankle to the level of the heel. The ligamentous structures of the tarsal tunnel are identified and cut and released. The main branch of the tarsal tunnel nerve (posterior tibial nerve) is identified. Any abnormal structures, ligaments, masses, or veins are removed.

Further exploration of the area is performed to identify the 3 branches of the main nerve and their respective tunnels. The tunnels and ligaments and muscles that are constricting the nerve branches are released. The skin is then closed using plastic surgery techniques.

The patient is placed into a cast and crutches for a period of 3 weeks with another 3 weeks in a walking boot.  Physical therapy is recommend to facilitate a full recovery.

Dr. Soomekh has perfected and reinvented these surgical procedures and techniques and is recognized by his peers as one of the top tarsal tunnel syndrome specialists and tarsal tunnel syndrome surgeons in the Los Angeles area.

For more information about Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome, or to schedule an appointment, please complete our online form or call 310.651.2366.

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J.League Preview: In-form Kashima, Tokyo face tests

21 August 2014 05:38

The J.League’s two form teams – Kashima Antlers and FC Tokyo – will face vastly different challenges in round 21.

Kashima have won their past three games and have not lost in six, while Tokyo have won four of their past five fixtures.

The fourth-placed Antlers will be favourites to continue their fine run on Saturday when they travel to Shimizu S-Pulse, who sit 13th in the J.League, but fifth-placed Tokyo must host leaders Urawa Reds.

Tokyo won 2-0 at previous league leaders Sagan Tosu last week but will welcome a much more formidable unit in Urawa to their Ajinomoto Stadium on Saturday, with the Reds fresh from a 1-0 victory over reigning champions Sanfrecce Hiroshima.

Kashima will travel to Shimizu having scored nine goals in their past three games with midfielder Gaku Shibasaki and Brazilian striker Davi having struck two each in that period.

Davi (eight) is the Antlers’ leading goalscorer this season, while Shibasaki (five) sits third behind Yasushi Endo (six).

Shibasaki struck the winner in the opening minute of Kashima’s 1-0 triumph over Ventforet Kofu last week.

The Antlers (36 points) could move within a point of Urawa at the top of the table if Tokyo stun the Reds, while second-placed Kawasaki Frontale (39) will be ready to pounce on any slip-up from the leaders when they travel to Yokohama F. Marinos, who sit 11th in the standings.

Kawasaki emerged victorious from a nine-goal thriller in round 20, holding on for a 5-4 triumph over Cerezo Osaka.

Sagan (37 points) will look to bounce back from consecutive defeats on their trip to second-bottom Omiya Ardija, while last-placed Tokushima Vortis face Albirex Niigata.

In other fixtures, Nagoya Grampus host Kashiwa Reysol, Cerezo travel to Hiroshima, Ventforet will welcome Gamba Osaka to Kofu and Vissel Kobe clash with Vegalta Sendai.


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Pardew takes positives from defeat

17 August 2014 19:47

Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew took plenty of positives despite seeing his side open their season with a 2-0 defeat to Manchester City.

The St James’ Park side showed plenty of industry against the attacking verve of the Premier League champions, but they were ultimately undone as a first-half strike from David Silva and substitute Sergio Aguero’s injury-time finish gave Manuel Pellegrini’s men the points.

Newcastle had their chances too, and they could have gained more from the game had substitute Ayoze Perez not seen a late effort deflected wide, while Yoan Gouffran fired straight at Joe Hart in the Manchester City goal when he perhaps should have done better just after the restart.

However, despite failing to come away with anything, Pardew was satisfied enough with his side’s efforts.

“It was frustrating for us,” he told Sky Sports.

“In the second half we pushed on and brought some younger players on. It was a shame we couldn’t get the equaliser [before Aguero’s late second for City]. I felt that if we got that we could even have gone on to win it.

“We were brave and went for it, but we pushed and you know with their [City’s] quality they can get that second goal.

“We have goals in the squad. We were a bit unfortunate today not to get something from the game but it was a real solid performance from the team against real quality. In the end, the quality just won.”


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Scottish Premiership Review: Dundee United, St Johnstone open with wins

10 August 2014 18:47

Dundee United and St Johnstone both got the season off to a winning start with respective victories at Aberdeen and Ross County on Sunday.

United, who finished fourth in the Scottish Premiership last season, began in convincing fashion at Pittodrie, running out 3-0 victors.

Ryan Dow put the visitors in front in the 29th minute, taking advantage of Ashton Taylor’s under-hit backpass to score beyond Jamie Langfield.

That lead was doubled on the stroke of half-time, Gary Mackay-Steven slotting home after the hosts had surrendered possession in midfield.

Substitute Chris Erskine rounded off the scoring in second-half stoppage time to cap an impressive performance from Jackie McNamara’s men.

In the day’s other game, St Johnstone won 2-1 thanks to goals from Michael O’Halloran and Steve MacLean.

O’Halloran put Tommy Wright’s side ahead shortly after the half-hour mark when David Wotherspoon’s cross was punched into his path by County goalkeeper Antonio Reguero.

The visitors were two goals to the good shortly after half-time as MacLean got on the end of Scott Brown’s cross with a diving header.

County halved the deficit in the 55th minute through Jake Jervis’ header, but the hosts were unable to complete the comeback as St Johnstone joined United, Motherwell and Inverness Caledonian Thistle as victors in the opening round of action.


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Boateng revels in late winner

18 September 2014 00:00

Jerome Boateng spoke of his “pure joy” at scoring a last-gasp winner in Bayern Munich’s UEFA Champions League clash with Manchester City.

Bayern looked likely to have to settle for a point from their Group E opener against the Premier League champions at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday after Joe Hart made a string of fine saves to frustrate them.

England goalkeeper Hart was finally beaten after 89 minutes, though, when defender Boateng secure all three points against his former club with a venomous right-foot strike that deflected in off Mario Gotze.

Boateng endured a frustrating season at City before returning to his homeland to join the Bavarian giants two years ago and the Germany international made no secret of his delight after consigning his ex-employers to defeat.

He said: “We had so many chances to score, but we wasted all of them until the last minute.

“The ball came absolutely perfectly to me and I thought to myself, this one I will hit into the roof of the net and that’s what I did.

“It was pure joy for me, but it was hard work. We wanted to win this match and we did it.”

Bayern have not been at their best at the start of the season, but Arjen Robben, who came on as a late substitute on Wednesday after recovering from a knee injury, took encouragement from their display against Manuel Pellegrini’s side.

“It is very positive that we have created so many chances. We are on the right track,” said the Dutchman.


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The punk rock movement had just started and the young teens of the day were drawn to the chaos,rawness and truth of this new mutation. In particular a raged group of motley youth from Hamilton Canada in 1977 were to bring a decidedly more offensive level, more in your face, and more obscene than anyone had ever dared, and the Rebels spend the next 20 plus years influencing many new bands and making a mark that was there's alone. Although it was done as a "let's just get any reaction" statement, the tongue n cheek humor of the Rebels was to be there notoriety and there Achilles heel forever more.

When the band started " to get free beer and chicks " a decision was made to laugh and poke fun at everything, everyone, everywhere, leaving none left out of the joke, even themselve's . Singer and founding member and frontman extrodinair Mickey De Sadist recalls "The band's we most admired were, Bowie, T-Rex, Gary Glitter,and the Sweet", but being new to musical instruments the best we could pull off was a bad out of key version so we decided to write our own songs with less chords.

In the summer of 77 they released a cassette tape entitled "Burn the flag" and soon followed with the infamous 4 song EP"Tomorrow belongs to us" which garnered the Rebels attention and some critical acclaim, history would be much kinder as this EP now commands around $150-200 and is regarded around the world as one of the finest Punkrock records ever made. It was reissued on CD in 1998 and one writer wrote "This cd is possibly one of the longest awaited reissues in punk rock history".

The first full length album was released in 1979 entitled "In love with the system" and solidified there position forever in the "Punk hole of fame" Many tracks were instant college and party classics and still are to this day.The title track and three less innocent tracks "Bomb the Boats, Fuck me Dead and Elvis is Dead" were to take the band on a ride that would last till this day as founding members of punk rock. In 1981 a new album was released "This ain't Hollywood" and a drummer switch to Dave Mcghire who was the bands sound man and roadie before joining. He will remain as the rebels bones man till present day. This album also contained the Rebels signature party anthem song "Surfin on Heroin" which is without a doubt one of the best known punk party songs in history.

After constant touring in the early 80's the Rebels returned to the studio in 1985 to record a 4 song ep entitled "Boys will be boys" and there first filmed video for the above titled song. Soon after "1986" released a new full album entitled "The Pride and the Disgrace" due to massive alcohol and drug abuse,the band recall's(it should have been called the Disgrace!) but it does stand as an good example of what excess will lead to.

In 1988 the Rebels signed a new American record deal with Restless/ Enigma/ Capitol records. In 1989 after releasing the new album "Surfin on Heroin" and after a show in Tiajuana mexico longtime guitar player mike "taster" mirabella quit the band. After returning to the Rebels home base Hamilton Canada, they soon regrouped with long time friend Jeff Campbell on guitar from the "Throbs". In 1990 the band released a "self titled" album on the world that would be forever called "untitled" because of an "here we go again" alcohol induced screw up.

After 3 more years of touring the Rebels returned to the studio in 1994 to record album number 6 entitled "Criminal zero"after filming 2 video's for the songs "the Hammer" and "Buried alive" the Rebels in 1995 went out on tour again with another underground classic "Autosuck" under there belt. Since fall 1997 the Rebels have been writing new songs and Selling out Venues in North America and Europe. The Rebels decided to go back into the studio and record an ALL NEW CD for OPM / EMI records entitled "Nobody's Hero's". World wide release date is Sept 5th 2000, tours are set for Europe "October", Canada "november" and the US in January.

The Forgotten Rebels have toured/played with such bands as: the Clash, the Ramones, sir Iggy Pop, the Cramps, Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson and many many others.

NOTE: Biography transcribed from Brief Anthology (2000) liner notes with grammatical errors intact.

Current Members
Mike Grelecki (Vocals)

AKA: Mickey DeSadest, Mickey DeSadist, Mickey
Founded: August 1977
Albums: All
Other Bands: Black Curtain (Vocals, Bass 1974 for 6 months), Damien (Vocals, Guitar 1975 for 6 months), Slippery When Wet (Vocals, Guitar 1976- Early 1977), The Mickey DeSadist Show (Vocals ?-?), L.A.M.F. (New York Dolls/Johnny Thunders Revue) (Vocals ?-?)

Notes: Born: April 10, 1957. Attended Westdale Secondary School in Hamilton, Ontario. Mickey played lead guitar in the Forgotten Rebels until 1978 when they got their first guitarist. Married on June 19, 1999. Previous jobs: Otis Elevator

Jeffrey Campbell (Guitar)

AKA: Jeffrey Dee Campbell, Jeffrey Dee, Jeff C
Joined: 1989
Albums: Untitled, Criminal Zero, Nobodys Hero's, Live - Last Ones Standing
Other Bands: Mad Daddys (?-?), The Chosen Few (Guitar 1984-?), The Throbs (Guitar ?-1986-?)

Shawn Maher (Bass)

AKA: TT Mahar
Joined: Mid 2000
Albums: Live - Last Ones Standing
Other Bands: Sven Gali (Bass 1987-1996, 2007–present)

Dan Casale (Drums)

AKA: Dangerous Danny C.
Joined: 2004
Albums: Live - Last Ones Standing
Other Bands: Currently of Nasties (Drummer Jan 2015-Current), Previously of Riotstar (Drummer ?-2002), The Red Light Rippers (Drummer 2005?- June 2007), Poisoned Aeros (Drummer ?-June 2006)

Former Drummers
1977-1978: Angelo Maddalena (aka Styx / Mr. Madness)
Albums: Burn The Flag
Other Bands: Unknown
Note: Forgotten Rebels first drummer. Departed from the band in early 1978.
1978-1978, 1981-1981: Robert Allen (aka Rob Allan)
Albums: This Ain't Hollywood
Other Bands: Former of Jets? (Drummer ?-?), Later of Mad Daddys (Drummer ?-?)
Note: Was in the band from September to October 1978 and played live only a couple of times. Then in the band again from 1981 until summer of 1981.
1978-1979: Pete Lotimer (aka Pete Treason)
Albums: Tomorrow Belongs To Us
Other Bands: Later of Loudmouths (Drummer ?-?), Later of Throbs (?-1986-?)
Note: Left band August 1979

1978?-1979?: Cleave Anderson
Albums: None
Other Bands: Former Battered Wives (Drummer Jan-Dec 1978), Later of Tyranna (Drummer 1979-1980), The Wayouts (Drummer 1979?-?), Later of The Sharks (Drummer 1980-1982), Later of Gamma Gamma (1982-1984) Later of Handsome Ned & The Hayseed Hellions (1982-1984), Later of Blue Rodeo (Drummer 1984-1989), Screaming Sam (Drummer 1993-1997), John Borra Band (Drummer 1997-Present), Screwed (Drummer 2004-Present), The Beat Club (Drummer ?-Present) (
Note: Played live only a couple of times.

1979-1980: Larry Potvin (aka Larry Electrician)
Albums: In Love With The System, Executive Outcomes
Other Bands: Oh No's (Drummer ?-?)
Note: Joined in the summer of 1979 and left August 1980

1980-1980: Chuck MacDonald
Albums: Executive Outcomes
Other Bands: Later of The Urge (Drums ?-?), Later of The Calling (Drums ?-?) and Later of Conditional Response (Drums ?-?)
Note: Was only in the band during the recording of the 1980 demo tape found on Executive Outcomes

1983-1984: Joe Csontos (aka Rockhead)
Albums: ?
Other Bands: Teenage Head (Drummer ?-?), Throbs (?-?), Loudmouths (Drummer ?-?), Simply Saucer (Drummer 2006-2009)
Note: Replaced Dave McGhire temporarily 1983 to fall 1984.

1981-2003: Dave McGhire (aka Dave England / Dave McGhee / Dave McGhie / Damien McGlieu)
Albums: Boys Will Be Boys, The Pride And The Disgrace, Surfin' On Heroin, Untitled, Criminal Zero, Nobodys Hero's
Other Bands: Previously of the original lineup of Dream Dates (1978-1978), Slander (Bass 1978-1982 replacing Carl Johnson) and Untouchables (Bass 1982-?), The Chosen Few (1984-?)
Note: Dave McGhire was replaced temporarily by Joe Csontos from 1983 to fall 1984. Was a former sound guy and roadie for the Rebels since 1978 before joining.

2003-2004: Paul Newman
Albums: None
Other Bands: Doughboys (Drummer 1990-1997), Blue Mercury Coupe (Drummer 2004?-Present)

Former Bassists
1977-1977: Pete Timusk
Albums: None
Other Bands: Unknown
Note: Forgotten Rebels first bassist.

1977-1979: Carl Johnson (aka Chriss Suicide)
Albums: Burn The Flag, Tomorrow Belongs To Us
Other Bands: Slander (Bassist 1979-1981? replaced by Dave McGhire)
Note: Started in band in August 1977 and left band August 1979

1979-1980: Chris Houston (aka Pogo Au Go Go, Carl Johnson, Chuck Yer Biscuits)
Albums: In Love With The System, Executive Outcomes
Other Bands: Chris Houston and the Sex Machine (?-?), One Eyed Jacks (Bass/Vocals 1981-1982), De Voo Voo (Bass ?-?), The Evil Twang (1984-), Garnet Sweatshirt (?-?), Chris Houston solo (1980-Present), Chris Houston Band (Vocals/Guitar 1987-88)
Note: Joined the band Dec? 1979. Left the band September 1980

1981-1986: John Welton
Albums: This Ain't Hollywood, Rhona Barrett/Tell Me You Love Me/Boys Will Be Boys
Other Bands: Intentions? (Guitar ?-1981?), Later of Moon Crickets (Bassist ?-?), Blue Angels (?-1988-?), The Coop (?-2014+)

1982?-1989?, 1991?-1991?: Mike Szykowny (aka Mike Lumen, Spike)
Albums: The Pride And The Disgrace, Untitled, Surfin' On Heroin
Other Bands: ?
Note: Was in the band for 8 years. After 1989? took a break and them played with the band for another year during 1991?.

198?-198?: Unknown
Albums: None
Other Bands: Unknown
Note: A 'roadie' played live for 8 months with the Rebels says Mike Szykowny

1989- Late 1991: Dave Kyle
Albums: None
Other Bands: Later of Crimson Jimson (Bassist ?-?)
Note: Played a many gigs as a member and participated in some of the pre-production demos at MetalWorks Studio for the album Criminal Zero. Left the band due to issues with drummer Dave McGhire.

1992-1997: Chaz Coats-Butcher
Albums: Criminal Zero
Other Bands: Previously of Lee Aaron (Bassist ?-?), Phil Naro (Bassist 1990?-1992?), Invisible Man (Vocals 2001-Present)

1997-2001: Steve Mahon (Marshall)
Albums: ?
Other Bands: Teenage Head (Bassist 1975-Present)
Note: Founding member of Teenage Head

Former Guitarists
1978?-1978?: Dave Howitt
Albums: ?
Other Bands: Unknown
Note: First guitarist, taking over for Mickey.

1978-1978: Tony Maddalena (aka Les Ripper)
Albums: ?
Other Bands: Unknown
Note: Joined the band in early 1978.

1978-1980: Alan J. Smolak (aka Al McCombo)
Albums: In Love With The System, Executive Outcomes
Other Bands: Later of The Saloonatics (Guitars ?-?)
Note: Joined Rebels in March 1978 and left the band after a show on August 16, 1980. Passed away February 11, 2004.

1980?-1981: Mark Shuter
Albums: None
Other Bands: Former of Chants? (Guitar ?-?), Former of Revenge? (Guitar ?-?), Former of Play Set Pizza Patio? (Guitar ?-?)
Notes: Left band in summer of 1981.

1981-1989: Mike Mirabella (aka Mike Taster)
Albums: This Ain't Hollywood, Boys Will Be Boys, The Pride and The Disgrace, Surfin' On Heroin
Other Bands: Intentions? (Guitar ?-?), Later of Lordz of Brooklyn (Guitars ?-?)
Note: Ran a restaurant in Hamilon called 'Shades of Zal'. Quit after a show in Tiajuana Mexico.

Biography information referenced from album liner notes, 'The Mole' Issue #2 and information supplied by members of the Forgotten Rebels.


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Vermont and New Hampshire Real Estate

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Listed by Cowan And Zellers

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This property is truly a gem. The home is charming and has been beautifully maintained. Owners have made several upgrades, including structural work to the barn, new windows, chimney work, new roof and heating system. Cherry and granite kitchen;half bath;formal dining room with china cupboard; spacious living room; 25'x13' family room off the kitchen, attached to the two-story barn and leading to the patio. Second floor offers 3 bedrooms and bath. And, the currently unheated 3rd floor has the perfect bonus space for office or playroom. Lovely hardwood floors throughout. The large yard is level and sunny with plenty of room for gardens. The Village of Henniker is within walking distance with Pat's Peak ski area close by. Convenient commuting access.

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199 Middle Portsmouth, NH 03801 by Great Island Realty Llc $999,000

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4 bed / 3.0 bath

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  • State: NH
  • Street: Middle
  • Zip Code: 03801
  • Town: Portsmouth

  • APX Fin Ag SqFt: 3,030
  • Bedrooms: 4
  • Total Bathrooms: 3.0

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MARKET SNAPSHOT: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Records As Traders Await Fed Minutes

By Sara Sjolin and Anora M. Gaudiano, MarketWatch Features Dow Jones Newswires

Modest opening gains on Wall Street pushed U.S. stock-market indexes into record territory on Wednesday.

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Investors are likely to turn their focus onto ISM manufacturing data and the latest Federal Reserve minutes that could provide hints on the number of rate rises in 2018.

What are stock indexes doing?

The S&P 500 rose 5 points, or 0.2%, to 2,701, hitting an intraday record a day after closing at a record ( Seven of the 11 main sectors trading higher, with technology shares leading the gains up 0.7%. Telecoms lagged, down 0.9%.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 42 points, or 0.2%, to 24,863, trading above its previous all-time closing high.

The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 24 points, or 0.4%, to 7,031.

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What's driving the markets?

The positive trading mood from 2017 appeared to continue into 2018, with stocks in Asia and U.S. kicking off the new year on an strong note. European stocks rose on Wednesday ( after falling on Tuesday, taking a cue from Asia (

The global stock advances came even amid geopolitical uncertainty in Iran, where at least 22 people have died in protests against the government. On Wednesday, tens of thousands of people took to the streets for pro-government rallies across the country, voicing their support for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The protests started last week over rising inflation and corruption, but focus has since shifted to a wider discontent with Iran's ruling system and Khamenei. The wave of unrest is now seen as the largest since a disputed 2009 presidential election, and it could filter into markets if it leads to a disruption to the region's oil industry.

What's coming up on the economic calendar?

The highlight for Wednesday is the minutes from the Dec. 12-13 Federal Open Market Committee meeting due at 2 p.m. Eastern Time. Traders are looking for hints on how many times the central bank will raise interest rates in 2018. According to the CME Group's data, the market is currently pricing in the next rate rise in March.

Ahead of the Fed minutes, the ISM manufacturing data for December and construction spending for November are slated for release at 10 a.m. Eastern. Monthly car sales data are expected throughout the session.

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What are strategists saying?

"Today's session is another that is looking light of any real headline data. For me the macro picture is all geared towards Friday's U.S. jobs report, so anything prior to that could well just be noise," said James Hughes, chief market analyst at AxiTrader, in a note.

"The only area that won't just be noise comes at [2 p.m. Eastern] when we get the FOMC meeting minutes from the Fed, of which we are looking for indications on rate hikes for 2018. Expectations are that we could see up to 4 rate hikes in 2018, with many believing that the first could happen in March," he said.

Which stocks are in focus?

Scana Corp.(SCG) soared 23% after the energy company agreed to an all-stock merger with Dominion Energy Inc.(D). Dominion shares fell 4.5%.

Shares of MoneyGram International Inc.(MGI) slumped 10% after the money transfer company and Ant Financial Services group, an affiliate of China-based Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA) late Tuesday said they have agreed to end their merger agreement ( after months of wrangling with the U.S. government.

Shares of Ford Company(F) and General Motors Co.(GM) rose, as car makers reported their monthly sales figures. Ford rose 0.4% while GM rose 1.6%.

What are other markets doing?

The dollar selloff paused (, with the ICE dollar index up 0.2% at 92.020.

West Texas Intermediate crude oil rose 0.4% to $60.80 a barrel, while gold futures added 0.1% to $1,317.50 an ounce.

Bitcoin futures climbed 0.3% to $14,905, adding to a 2.7% rise from Tuesday that came after report that Founders Fund, led by venture capitalist luminary Peter Thiel, had amassed a stake in the digital currency (

Stocks in Asia ( closed in positive territory, while European stocks broadly traded higher (

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

January 03, 2018 09:58 ET (14:58 GMT)


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