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It should comes as no surprise that the Japanese are the most paradoxical people in the world. When it comes to language, by their own admission they are the world's worst linguists. The same people that will translate a movie trailer like 'Snakes on a Plane' into 'Snake Flight,' will fight tooth and nail over how Japanese should be translated into English, and in most cases, will insist on direct translations of Japanese into English. However, they take great license when translating English into Japanese. I took some license in retranslating how the Japanese translated some scenes from "Snakes on a Plane" - (redubbed "Snake Flight" in the Japanese verson), and the result is pre... more >

It should comes as no surprise that the Japanese are the most paradoxical people in the world. When it comes to language, by their own admission they are the world's worst linguists. The same people that will translate a movie trailer like 'Snakes on a Plane' into 'Snake Flight,' will fight tooth and nail over how Japanese should be translated into English, and in most cases, will insist on direct translations of Japanese into English. However, they take great license when translating English into Japanese. I took some license in retranslating how the Japanese translated some scenes from "Snakes on a Plane" - (redubbed "Snake Flight" in the Japanese verson), and the result is pretty hilarious. Samuel S. Jackson is in great form through most of it. Enjoy! < less

In October, Morgan D' Organ was out on the Campus Campaign trail, spreading the word about Donate Life Illinois' inaugural "I Am. Are you?" Campus Challenge - a month-long statewide registration drive competition between colleges and universities throughout the state. We happened to catch Morgan in action with a few students who couldn't resist showing their support as registered organ/tissue donors in Illinois! ___________________________________ The Donate Life Illinois campaign is an 18-month effort to register 3.5 million Illinois residents as lifesaving organ/tissue donors in the state's new first-person consent registry by April 2008. Remember, you need to RE-REGISTER post... more >

In October, Morgan D' Organ was out on the Campus Campaign trail, spreading the word about Donate Life Illinois' inaugural "I Am. Are you?" Campus Challenge - a month-long statewide registration drive competition between colleges and universities throughout the state. We happened to catch Morgan in action with a few students who couldn't resist showing their support as registered organ/tissue donors in Illinois! ___________________________________ The Donate Life Illinois campaign is an 18-month effort to register 3.5 million Illinois residents as lifesaving organ/tissue donors in the state's new first-person consent registry by April 2008. Remember, you need to RE-REGISTER post Jan. 1, 2006 in Illinois to ensure your wishes as a donor. Signing the back of your driver's license is no longer adequate to ensure these wishes are honored. To register and for more information about the campaign, visit www.IAmAreYou.org. < less

This episode features Dalton Grant. In addition to being a very talented actor and Steppenwolf West alum, Dalton is an immensely popular and gifted singer/songwriter. As well as touring the U.S., he has played at Los Angeles clubs Hotel Cafe, The Viper Room, House of Blues, and The Troubador. His music has also been licensed for original programming by MTV and has been featured prominently in television shows including The Real World, Making the Video, and Road Rules. Most recently the song 'Broken' was on One Tree Hill and 'Lucky' will be heard on Summerland on March 7th. Movie soundtrack credits include: Cruel Intentions 3, Desperate But Not Serious (Claudia Schiffer), Demon Isla... more >

This episode features Dalton Grant. In addition to being a very talented actor and Steppenwolf West alum, Dalton is an immensely popular and gifted singer/songwriter. As well as touring the U.S., he has played at Los Angeles clubs Hotel Cafe, The Viper Room, House of Blues, and The Troubador. His music has also been licensed for original programming by MTV and has been featured prominently in television shows including The Real World, Making the Video, and Road Rules. Most recently the song 'Broken' was on One Tree Hill and 'Lucky' will be heard on Summerland on March 7th. Movie soundtrack credits include: Cruel Intentions 3, Desperate But Not Serious (Claudia Schiffer), Demon Island (Nicholas Brendon, Jaime Pressley), and the HBO Pictures production The Gristle. An underbelly view of the follies, adventures and escapades of "Shoes", a mercenary bathroom attendant, in New York City Strip Clubs, and the colorful characters he meets on the job. < less