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Later on, Johnny and Lulu go to his dad and tells him that he cannot keep them apart. They will be together and then they both leave. Johnny even tops it off by kissing Lulu, just incase Anthony is watching.

Meanwhile Jerry is meeting with Claudia at the waterfront. They are working out an agreement to keep Sonny from discovering how they are involved with Ian. Jerry warns Claudia that he could expose her and she also warns him of the same thing. Then in the heat of the moment Jerry kisses Claudia, but wait just a minute…guess who sees the kiss? Alexis. She is so angry but she does manage to control it while Jerry tries not to make things worse. Claudia tries to make things better by telling Alexis that she and Jerry are doing business together. After Claudia walks away after her brief explanation Jerry tries to talk to Alexis about what just happened. Alexis doesn’t want to hear it and she tells Jerry to get himself another attorney.

Carly and Jax went to a long term care facility last week to check out a room that was available for Michael. While she was there Carly broke down in anger because she resented the fact that she was put in that position to begin with. Today Carly starts to clean up her mess from all the things she broke in the room. Jax starts to help her pick things up. Carly tells Jax that she wants to paint that room blue for Michael. The administrator comes in and seems a little shocked. Both Jax and Carly tell the administrator that they are sorry for the mess. Carly informs the administrator that they will take the room for Michael.

Last week Jason accused Kate of knowing the shooter and that is when Sonny walked in. Sonny speaks up for Kate by telling Jason that there is no way that Kate would have anything to do with it. Kate convinces Sonny to let Jason leave so she could talk to him alone. Jason walks out but doesn’t say anything to either one of them. At first Sonny is apologetic to Kate for Jason’s accusations. Kate finally stops Sonny and confesses that she did indeed send Ian out of town with a lot of money. Sonny is shocked. Kate tells Sonny that she was afraid that Sonny would seek revenge on Ian and things would only get worse. She had to stop the violence somehow. Sonny feels betrayed because he thinks that Kate is protecting Ian instead of him.

Nick gets some really great news from Robin and Patrick. The surgery worked and he will live!

Jason is now at Michael’s side and he keeps Michael informed of what Kate did. Carly comes back from her trip from the long term care facility. Carly tells Jason about the facility and tries to convince both her self and Jason that Michael will get the best care there. She also tells Jason about how she broke down in the room. She begins to cry.

Kate is crying when Jax comes in. He surrenders his hanky and wants to know what she is crying about. She tells Jax that her and Sonny are through. She didn’t tell Jax exactly everything but Jax didn’t pressure her to find out either. He will learn soon enough.

Oh I love how Jason and Spinelli just show up magically where Devlin is holding Maxie. And I love how quickly he died. It took all of what, 5 seconds? How realistic.

I was thinking about this day because, well, I have so much free time that I think about GH regularly *sarcasm*, but I find it hilarious how often the District Attorney is changed. Not only that, but the ones in the office just appoint whoever they want to be in the office without approval by anyone. That is NOT how it works, people. I wish GH would at least TRY to be realistic.

Some days, Diane and Alexis make this show tolerable.

I'm really liking Sonny and Jax getting along as I said in the previous post. Jax is right... for once, Sonny is thinking of someone other than himself. Did you notice, that the Sonny/Carly/Jax scenes is where we get to see more than two people in dialogue. Lately, it's been Anna/Robin/Patrick too. We also had some today with Luke/Sonny/Claudia. CRAZY!

I'm actually enjoying the Anna and Robin dialogue. It's nice to see mother and daughter having serious conversations.

Jason arrested... for the 9348309483098th time.

Yep, I'm definitely sensing a Carly breakdown. She's practically there. I can't say that I wouldn't be acting the same way if I was her but it's so frustrating watching her not listen to reason.

Overall: The show wasn't that bad today. I didn't really want to slap anyone, which is a change.

On a fair day on May 13th, 2006, I attended the concert of my lifetime. I went to see Fall Out Boy and The All-American Rejects live in concert. They were among the acts of the "Blackclouds and Underdogs tour" along with October Fall, From First to Last and on certain dates, Hawthorne Heights and The Hush Sound. The bands on the 2nd leg of the tour were performing at the Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto. Earlier in the day, I have opted to go and see Fall Out Boy down at Yonge-Dundas square. They were performing for a free show sponsored by icoke.ca. The crowds were very massive and some of them were pushing and shoving to each other and I couldn't withstand the massive crowds so I have to stay away from a safer distance.

After that, I went to HMV down on Yonge Street because The All-American Rejects were doing an autograph session and I was very excited to see the band. I signed my "Move Along" CD to the guys and I exchanged handshakes with them. Once that was done, I happily walked down on Yonge Street and heading towards Queen Street to MuchMusic HQ, where Fall Out Boy and The All-American Rejects were appearing for a special MuchOnDemand taping.

From my experience, the crowds were massive and some were standing on the street cheering for the band! I didn't stay for long and I have to make my massive journey on the 501 streetcar and then I have to transfer to the 511 streetcar deadhead to Exhibition Place and Ricoh Coliseum.

I told my sister early that she has to meet me at the Ricoh and she met me there. We got in and we found our seats from there. If I remembered correctly, October Fall and From First to Last were performing first (yes, Sonny Moore, the former lead guy was a member at that time). The bands were okay, but later on to my surprise, The All-American Rejects were performing through my eyes! I couldn't remember what exact songs they sing, but the songs that I know that were singing were, "Move Along", "Dirty Little Secret" and "Top of the World".

After the All-American Rejects performed, Fall Out Boy comes on stage with full colours! I really like how the guys were performing very well. My favourite songs were, "Sugar We're going down", "Dance Dance", "A little less sixteen candles, a little more touch me" and "Grand Theft Autumn (Where is your boy tonight)".

Despite the great performance, I had an awesome great time at the concert. I bought a Fall Out Boy concert t-shirt complete with the tour dates. The t-shirt features a few people in the background kissing and hugging and one guy who is standing behind a ladder and holding a broken mirror, looking at the sky at the top. Also in the background were a black cat. That's all the details I can give to you.

After the concert has ended, many fans were making their massive exodus out of the Ricoh and they were going home by their means of transport (at that time, the Don Valley Parkway was closed off for maintenance and concert goers have to find a way home). On the public transit side, many fans took the streetcar home, while others (my personal favourite) take the GO Train home. They were battling against one Ticket Vending Machine down at Exhibition Station, since the other was broken at the time. When our train heading east arrived, many fans tried to get themselves into the train and the conductor says this, "All Aboard, Passengers! We don't have much time!" (or something like that) - that's my most humourous quote of that day. These pictures that I took on the day of May 13th, 2006 brought me back memories of the time that I want to increase my punk rock intake. These bands were very popular among fans.

Anyways, that's how my concert went for me, I had an awesome great time at that concert, but it wasn't a year later that Fall Out Boy were headlining a tour that is very massive and to kickoff the summer concert season! More on that next time.

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All right, scouts honor, I didn't watch the ENTIRE episode...sorry, I confess, I have a life. And frankly, this "sweeps" could easily be swept under the proverbial rug...or just any old raggidy rug will do. Meaning...this "sweeps" or lackthereof will most likely be forgotten sooner rather than later. Now, I may be bias in this upcoming opinion, but the screen doesn't lie. If Laura Wright hadn't been acting her ASS off during this unfortunate storyline with comatose Michael, I would've turned my TV off weeks ago, BUT, her performance and her performance alone has kept me tuned in. With that said, give the woman an Emmy nomination. Do you hear that Emmy gods? Do ya?! We'll find out soon enough. Emmy noms come out this Wednesday on The View.

Back to the show. Despite the fact that most of the show was a big fat snore, I did enjoy the fact that someone other than, well...no one was showing a little concern for Jax. Hell we got a two for one, Jerry then Alexis.  J-Lex...lovely image. LULU! What the hello kitty is wrong with that idiot? Has she completely lost her flippin mind? If she had it her way, she would conduct weekly peer mediation session between Johnny and Sonny. I can just see it..."Now, boys, put away your guns, there's no need for anger and hostility." Meanwhile Sonny and Johnny are about to beat each others brains out. Lulu needs to find a hobby, like I don't know, going to school, or getting abducted by aliens or something. Maybe she could take up a career as a mime. That way I wouldn't have to listen to her abnoxiousness, I'd just have to watch her flail her arms around everywhere like she's a helicopter ready for take off.

Spinmax, Spixie, pixie sticks...whatever they're called were actually pretty entertaining today. Faking apendicitis is always the way to get out of a jam. Why not just slip the guy a roofie, get in get out, do what ya need to do and split. It's simple enough. Maybe that's what Kate slipped Sonny...maybe. Kidding, kidding. I was actually shocked...like getting electrocuted shocked, that I somewhat kind of, sort of, liked those Skate scenes. At least somebody gets to have sex on Carjax's anniversary, since they don't. Buh dump chsssssh, I'm here all week, well partially.

This one's in the oven and roasted.

I'm out. :)

• Referencia a un postre nada conocido aquí en España, los panqueques de la Tia Jemima (Aunt Jemima).

• Momento histórico con un débil dictador alemán Adolf Hitler intentando sacar músculo en el gimnasio mientras ve como uno de sus principales enemigos, un judío, alardea de músculos con un par de chicas.

• Peter tiene a Tom Hanks como un actor exclusivamente de comedias y afirma que todo lo que dice tiene gracia, incluso llega a partirse de risa en pleno cine, cuando éste dice que tiene sida en la película "Philadelphia".

• En plena reunión con los amigos, Peter asombra a sus amigos al llevar una versión para adultos de la película Casa Blanca, que en este caso se llama Nalga Blanca (Assablanca en inglés). Se parodia la famosa escena en la que Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) le dice a Ilsa Lund (Ingrid Bergman) que se lamentará si no coge el avión. En la versión que llevó Peter, el protagonista le pide a ella que se monte en "su trasto" o se arrepentirá: -quizas no hoy ni mañana, pero pronto y para el resto de tu vida.

• Fabrican un muñeco parodia de los militares americanos judios, Gi Jew.

• Cuando Peter se queda sin empleo, trabajó anunciando los cereales Cocoa Puffs vestido de Sonny el cuco. Le despiden por decir, en la versión original, ca-ca en vez de cuckoo.

• Otra de las maneras de ganar dinero fue intentar ganar en un concurso de talentos donde gana la familia Von Trap, de la película Sonrisas y Lágrimas.

• Peter se hace pasar por el heroe anónimo que planto cara a los tanques en la revuelta de la plaza de Tiananmen.

• En una rueda de prensa podemos ver al ex presidente de Estados Unidos, Bill Clinton, copa en mano y con un caracter muy atrevido riéndose de los periodistas.

• Peter en pos de tratar a Lois como a una reina le regala su bufon personal, interpretado por Jerry Seinfeld.

• Peter lanza dinero en la Super Bowl XXXIII.

• Comentando el partido podemos ver a John Madden.

• Guiño a la película Forrest Gump, cuando el protagonista que le daba nombre a la película, interpretado por Tom Hanks, decía su frase favorita :"-Mama siempre decia, la vida es como una caja de bombones, nunca sabes lo que te va a tocar". En este caso Stewie le suelta una variación belica de la frase: "-Veras madre, la vida es como una caja de bombones, nunca sabes cual te va a tocar. Tu vida en cambio es una caja de ... ¡granadas cargadas !".

• Peter se defiende ante el juez haciendo referencia a un episodio de la serie Caricias Diferentes, traducción directa del titulo original Diff'rent Strokes, aunque la serie aquí en España se llamó Arnold.

• Irrumpe en la sala del juicio la mascota del refresco Kool-Aid gritando su frase comercial: -"Oh siiii!" ("Oh yeaaahh!" en versión original).

• La familia entera disfruta viendo en television el programa "TV Bloopers and Practical Jokes" en el cual se muestra los errores que hacen los actores por accidente cuando están filmando una obra. En esta ocasión Dick Clark y Ed Mcmahon muestran un error que se produce en la serie "Joanie Loves Chachi" cuando Scott Baio intenta decir un trabalenguas "Tres tristes tigres ..." ("She sells seashells down by seashoreshop" en versión original) y de repente aparece un oso y le ataca. El oso viene a cuento (si es que algo viene a cuenta de algo en esta serie xD) por ser de otro trabalenguas americano "The big black bug bit the big black bear and made the big black bear bleed blood".

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Lisi and I ran the race last year for the first time and I grew a new appreciation for pushing myself to try things that "I am not good at".  I only trained with Lisi for 2 months, starting in the freezing month of February.  We would jog/walk along Lakeway, where I would stop, walk and wheeze per every 5 minutes of jogging.  I was a mess... what was I thinking?!?  I could barely do a quarter of a mile, let alone a 10K (6.21 miles).  I drudged on, with Lisi patiently encouraging me. 

I gave myself a goal of 3 hours to finish last year's race - not knowing if I would cramp up, get an asthma attack, get acid reflux or just plain poop out.  I thought that 3 hours would give me plenty of time to finish if I had to walk every mile or so.  If you know me well enough, you know that I can be a perfectionist.  If I am not automatically a shining star at something, chances are I give up immediately.  I have a hard time pursuing something that I am lousy at.  So, I have learned to set my goals REALLY low, so that when I do better than that awful goal, I can feel proud of my efforts.  Most people are the opposite; they set their goals really high and train hard to reach the goal and that high goal is their motivation for success.  If I, on the other hand, set a high goal and don't attain it - I won't ever do it again.  Pathetic, huh?  Well, after 29 years of it, I am trying to get out of that mentality.  And, it's tough. 

Anyway, I set my goal for 3 hours and completely SHOCKED myself with finishing in 1 hour and 8 minutes.  How is that for success?  AND, I didn't walk one single step of it - I jogged the whole thing.  Halfway through the race, I saw a 5K sign and struggled not to cry (that would have been a breathing disaster!) cause I just couldn't believe that I was still jogging.  Of course, this was pure endurance as I hadn't run that far in all of our training.  What makes me laugh is that people's DAILY routine is to run 6 miles and it's no sweat.  I struggle to run 6 miles ONCE.  Runners must think people like me are ridiculous.... I think I am FANTASTIC for trying and succeeding.

Rabbit trail: this year I tried snowboarding, cause it's an activity that Sonny is really passionate about.  Thankfully, he wants to enjoy the activity with me, as opposed to using it as a break from me.  I spent the last several months, really loving my time at Baker - crashing, crying sometimes, being frustrated and ultimately learning to stay upright on a slick board.  My husband was so encouraging and patient and that made it all the more enjoyable. 

Since I tried snowboarding, I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask him to run with Lisi and me this year.  To my surprise, he said "yes"!  What a blessing!  Making compromises in marriage is not always so tough - compromises are often blessings in disguise, as we please and serve our spouse we also can come to enjoy a new passion. 

Back to this last Sunday - my goal this year was to beat my time by 2 minutes (another reachable goal).  Sonny and I both lost 20 pounds in the last couple of months and boy did that make a difference in running! 

Lisi took off at the 4K mark to push herself.  Sonny and I stayed together and really enjoyed the beauty of Stanley Park.  He was encouraging - reminding me to breathe deeply and challenging me to keep up with him.  Finally, with the finish line in sight, Son grabbed my hand and held it through the end.  I could have sobbed over his sweetness had I not been trying to keep myself from puking on everyone around me. 

End of story?  We finished in 1 hour and 3 minutes.  I BEAT MY GOAL BY 5 MINUTES!  This thrilled me.  Lisi finished in 59 minutes and 49 seconds.  Amazing. 

Sonny announced last night that we will continue to run in local races together and I am really looking forward to it.  So far, getting older and being married suits me just fine.  I am far more active and goal oriented because of it. 

Here's to next year's Sun Run.  Maybe I will finish in under hour...

Sticky Fingerz, 8:30, $20:  Martin Sexton & George Stanford.  From the Stickyz site:  Hailed by Billboard as "the real thing, people. A star with potential to permanently affect the musical landscape and keep us entertained for years to come."

Martin Sexton distills soul, gospel, R&B, country and blues into archetypal rock n' roll. Renowned as a die-hard road warrior, Sexton has traveled the globe with his guitar slung on his back and a heart full of soul. His songs are intricate and spirited... According to The New York Times, "[Sexton's] unpretentious heartiness helps him focus on every soul singer’s goal: to amplify the sound of the ordinary heart."

Whitewater Tavern, 9 p.m.:  Adam Carroll, Jason Eady, Owen Temple (Songwriters Night)

Juanita's, 7:30 p.m., $16:  The AP Tour:  All Time Low, The Rocket Summer, Sonny, The Matches, and Forever The Sickest Kids.  ALL AGES!!

Jason goes over to visit Elizabeth. He talks to her about his decision. He goes back to when he acted like Michael’s father because Carly told him to but he knows now that he can’t protect everyone that he loves. He also believes that he shouldn’t be near any child. Liz wants to move to Montana or another place right now but Jason has a dedication to Carly and Michael right now. Elizabeth gets defensive and questions if Jason has chosen a life that he has now over her and the kids. They argue about his lifestyle. Jason tells her that he was living that way before they met. He tells Elizabeth that he will not contact her anymore but she can always call him. He kisses her goodbye and asked her to pray for Michael. Jason leaves a heartbroken Elizabeth.

Back at the hospital, Claudia decides to go visit Michael and puts a Rosary in his hand. She runs into Carly. She explains to Carly that no child deserves to be shot and she was only trying to show compassion. Carly made a remark to Claudia that she can go give Sonny all the sympathy sex that he wants but they all better stay away from Michael. She goes to Michael and finds the Rosary in his hand and throws it. She is ready to force Claudia out of the room but Jax finally shows up. Jax asked Claudia if she was just there to admire her brother’s handy work. Claudia turns and walks away.

Carly was so happy to see Jax. She runs into his arms and Jax holds her tight. Jax wants to know how serious Michael’s condition really is but Carly tries to convince Jax to see it her way. She tells him that Michael squeezed her hand. She starts to tell him more but Jason walks in. Jax gives up his seat so that Jason can sit down and read to Michael.

Robin finds Sonny at the Coffee Warehouse and she talks to him. She tells him that he is not at fault. Sonny brings up the fact that everyone around him keeps getting hurt but he always walks away with out a scratch. He goes on to say that he doesn’t deserve to be a father but Robin stops him. She tells him that every child deserves to know their father. She proceeded to remind Sonny of all the bad things that Carly has done throughout the years and she really is in no position to point a finger at Sonny. Robin finally asked him to think about what Michael would want right now. Sonny stated that Michael would want his dad with him now.

Diane is found in bed with Sonny’s bodyguard, Max. Alexis walks in on them while they are making love. After a brief conversation Diane grabs up her clothes and gets dressed. She promises to call Max sometime.

Jax goes to Elizabeth to learn more about Michael’s condition. Jax wants to know the real picture and not just Carly’s version.

Carly and Jason are sitting around hoping that Michael will wake up. Sonny walks in and asked how Michael is. Carly turns to look at him and said, “He has a hole in his head.”

Jeg skal i alle fall ikke ha på meg at jeg skriver på grunn av oppmerksomheten. Det er ikke prospektene for et liv i sus og dus som holder meg i bloggosfæren. Men er det ikke likevel noe ekshibisjonistisk over det å utlevere sine tanker på nettet? Gjør man seg ikke rett og slett litt viktigere enn man er, når man skriver om eksistensielle spørsmål for sine ti lesere? Jeg synes innvendingen er relevant, men det betyr ikke at jeg bryr meg. Min hovedmotivasjon for å blogge er først og fremst å få tilbake skrivegleden. Bloggen er en boltreplass der jeg kan skrive uten å forholde meg til vitenskapens eller journalistikkens konvensjoner. De siste årene har jeg knapt nok skrevet noe annet enn seminaroppgaver og avisartikler. Slikt er skadelig for språket, som blir redusert til et arbeidsverktøy snarere enn et kreativt medium. Og så er det rett og slett ganske digg å kunne skrive uten å måtte forholde seg til tusenvis av illsinte avislesere. Rett og slett.

It is now news in Australia that new evidence has turned up that California congressman Sonny Bono was murdered and did not die in a skiing accident as we have been told.

Although he was an American whose job was to represent Americans, as far as the mainstream United States press is concerned, this news is unworthy of the attention of the people of the United States.

This is the same American press, of course, that has never breathed the slightest hint of suspicion that there might have been foul play involved when the experienced skier Bono was reported to have slammed into a tree at the Heavenly Ski resort in Nevada on January 5, 1998.

There were no witnesses, the autopsy report was not released to the public, and Bono had shown himself to be something of a thorn in the side of official Washington, which is probably all the more reason for the lapdogs who call themselves journalists to have dummied up.

Jason goes over to see his mom in rehab. He tells her about Michael. She hugs Jason up because she knows that Jason is so worried about Michael. He gets a call from Elizabeth.“ You better get over here, Carly needs you.” Jason is on his way.  

Sonny and Kate go over to see Michael. He asked if it was okay. Carly told him that Michael would love to hear his voice but only family is allowed to see him. Sonny quickly tells Carly that Kate is a part of his life now and she is welcome too. Carly tells him that she will be getting some air and storms out of the room. Sonny sits down and stares at Michael. Kate reminds Sonny that Michael can hear him if he talks. He starts to talk to Michael when Alexis comes in to question him. Sonny asked them if they have to do this now? They remind him that the sooner they get all the facts the sooner they can find the person who done this to Michael.

While out in the hall, they start to ask Sonny questions. Sonny starts to tell the story and he says that he saw the riffle. That is when he pushed Kate out of the way. Before he could finish his story Carly runs up. She heard him. Carly cannot believe that he pushed Kate out of the way but left Michael standing there in the way of the riffle. She slaps Sonny hard across the cheek. Sonny’s pride is hurt. She yells at him and when she is done she tells Sonny that he is no longer Michael’s father. Carly stormed back into Michael’s room.

Jason goes to Carly to find out what happened. Carly tells him what Sonny said.

Nadine is frustrated over the way Nikolas is handling his situation. She confronts him in his home while he is having a moment with Emily. After she yells at him she turns to walk away and twists her ankle. She can’t go no where now. Nadine is spending the night there.

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“All Time Low” is a pop/punk band which is on the 2008 AP Tour. While at the club 9:30 in the District of Columbia, “All Time Low” had a line of groupies outside of their tour bus. The line existed to allow the groupies to board the tour bus. Groupies boarding a pop/punk band's bus can only mean one thing which will not be discussed. Although All Time long is on the AP Tour, they are not the only band on the tour ticket.

Alternative Press along with others sponsors a city by city tour for various pop/punk bands. This is an annual event for the magazine based out of Cleveland , Ohio. The list of featured bands on the tour are as follows “Sonny”, “All Time Low”, “The Rocket Summer”, “The Matches”, and “Forever Sickest Kids”. With the line up of young bands, all the fans that come in contact with them should be happy. There are pictures people that documented the event while the bands were in the DMV.

All Time Low Band Member

All Time Low Band Member

Forever Sickest Kids

Forever Sickest Kids

Forever Sickest Kids

Forever Sickest Kids

Sonny

Sonny

Sonny

Sonny Bono, ex marito e compagno artistico di Cher, non sarebbe deceduto a seguito di un incidente sciistico, come si è creduto fino a oggi, ma a causa di un complotto ordito da altissimi ufficiali dei servizi segreti americani. Ad affermarlo è Ted Gunderson, ex agente FBI, che in un'intervista al tabloid americano "Globe" ha raccontato la sua versione dei fatti: l'ex cantante sarebbe stato ucciso su commissione.