Not exactly, but he does support his girlfriend's quirkiest passions.
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Seven of the quirkiest cocktail recipes you've come across. Go!
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Here are some of the quirkiest revelations from recent years.
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CNN highlights eight of the quirkiest inventions showcased at the event.
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It was the funniest and quirkiest thing about Apple's new flagship phone.
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In one of the episode's quirkiest scenes, Eugene stands in a line.
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With so many choices, including legitimate cinema, how does one choose the quirkiest?
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In his series Polysemantics, he takes the quirkiest English phrases at their word.
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Bill Bryson is one of the quirkiest, funniest travel writers in the world.
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Yeah, I guess that our first album and Green Mind are our quirkiest albums.
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Here are six of Australia's quirkiest mini kingdoms, and the people who rule over them.
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Those are just two of the quirkiest one-room hotels you can book this year.
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We rounded up the quirkiest British holiday traditions that you may have never heard of.
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The quirkiest part of the Dow index, and its greatest flaw, is its weighting scheme.
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Ahead, we've scoured the site to find the coolest, quirkiest, and most all-around awesome Airbnb listings.
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Again, the Onvi Prophix isn't the only "smart toothbrush" in existence, but it might be the quirkiest.
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The group is part of the Climate Fortnite Squad, perhaps the quirkiest science communication outfit in the land.
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Oh, the college years: the age when young people indulge their quirkiest impulses and go viral for it.
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Hudgens will star on upcoming NBC sitcom Powerless, and the new trailer proves that it's her quirkiest role yet.
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But these are the kinds of advances that may bring some of quantum mechanics' quirkiest qualities into the mainstream.
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For the moment—in terms of fighting normal roaches—nothing beats perhaps what is one of Japan's quirkiest inventions.
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This is the 29th running of the contest, which pokes fun at the quirkiest, weirdest, and least necessary scientific research.
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All around the world, hip young people are competing to see who can live in the tiniest, quirkiest, twee-est house.
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Nintendo has long been the quirkiest major video game publisher, a company eager to buck industry trends in pursuit of fun.
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Whatever the case, before the park was under construction, the quirkiest guy in the room was Tal Smith, head of baseball operations.
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These are among the sketches by Jason Polan, one of "quirkiest and most prolific" artists in New York, who died on Monday.
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Kidd and Johanna travel across an increasingly perilous Texas landscape, the two form one of the quirkiest, most satisfying friendships in modern literature.
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Kidd and Johanna travel across an increasingly perilous Texas landscape, the two form one of the quirkiest, most satisfying friendships in modern literature.
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Mercifully, this means we'll be able to keep streaming the quirkiest user-generated tracks on the internet, whether you love Seinwave or amateur mashups.
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And at the very least, you'll be helping to keep the spark of one of the online world's quirkiest, most deeply human archives alive.
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" QUIRKIEST SLEUTH: Charlie Parker, John Connolly's private eye, is chronically depressed, which makes him both endearing and unpredictable: "If there's trouble, he'll find it.
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In the farm country of southern Wisconsin, 21979 miles from Madison, is one of the nation's biggest tech companies — and almost certainly the quirkiest.
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With the help of leading language learning app Babbel, we compiled a list of the quirkiest British Christmas traditions you may have never heard of.
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"The King, the Widow, and Rick" brings back last season's quirkiest character when Rick returns to visit Jadis and her legion of garbage dump-dwelling fighters.
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And because he is just as unusual and controversial as the quirkiest third party candidate, he has neutralized much of the Democrats' usual playbook against conventional Republicans.
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The two-year-old alpaca lives in Somerton Park, a suburb of Adelaide, Australia, and is one of the quirkiest and most lovable pets on his block.
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And until the latest scandals involving Virginia's governor and others, the matter of Zulu's black makeup existed as just another long-accepted quirk of America's quirkiest city.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Anne Hathaway has ventured back into independent cinema to star in one of the quirkiest films of the year, "Colossal", which she refuses to categorize.
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Now that the show is returning for eight episodes, we will get to meet the man who influenced one of the quirkiest members of the New Girl gang.
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The duo have gotten to know each other pretty well over the decades, and Ryan doesn't hesitate when asked to name the quirkiest thing about the beloved star.
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Berlin has museums dedicated to the Ramones and the currywurst, but the quirkiest might be this diminutive collection of minutiae dedicated to the American actor and singer David Hasselhoff.
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The conference is designed to be a showcase of sorts for the latest and quirkiest technology in the fields of machine learning, automation, robotics and space — hence the name, MARS.
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But it should not have shocked anyone to find that Mr. Brin, a Russian exile who built the quirkiest of companies on the planet, is no fan of the president.
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DJ Qualls -- who's been portrayed as America's quirkiest bro on the big screen for quite a while -- says he's gay ... and he's ready to go forward with the world knowing that.
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In the small fishing town of Ito, 150 kilometers south of Tokyo, teams gathered from across the region to compete in the event that has been one of Japan's quirkiest since 2013.
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Mr. Dercon took office last September, but then, a little more than two weeks ago, he resigned suddenly and immediately, bringing one of the world's quirkiest artistic debacles to an untimely end.
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UO has one of the quirkiest lineups of (small apartment-friendly) cooking tools that we've seen to date — including cat-shaped egg molds, mini soft pretzel makers, bicycle-shaped pizza cutters, and more.
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WATCH: Host and Former 'Survivor' Contestant Andrea Boehlke Reveals the Quirkiest Question Fans Ask Her the Most A Marble-ous Good Time I hate to ever say anything bad about a Survivor challenge.
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In her paintings, as in her homes, Stettheimer gathered the best and the quirkiest spirits and energies—the collective genius—of her epoch, gave them a whirl, and sent them spinning into the future.
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SNETTERTON, England (Reuters) - Roaring engines and squealing tyres - though not especially great speeds - were the ordre du jour at a 24-hour endurance race in Britain celebrating one of history's quirkiest cars - France's Citroen 2CV.
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By prominently positioning its glossy representative on the red carpet at what's considered the "quirkiest" and most down to earth of Hollywood's many award shows, Fiji Water was positioning itself as fashionable and elite, but still relatable.
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Marshall Efron, an actor and humorist who was a core figure in two of the quirkiest television shows of the 22006s, "The Great American Dream Machine" and the children's program "Marshall Efron's Illustrated, Simplified and Painless Sunday School," died on Sept.
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The longer the season drags on, the better their two losses age: we now know how little shame there is in losing to Wisconsin at Lambeau Field, while Auburn has looked positively dangerous since upending LSU in one of the season's quirkiest endings.
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One of the quirkiest objects that I saw in my Asia Week crawl was at Michael C. Hughes (showing at Shepherd/W & K, 257 East 2150th Street): a 217 ancestor portrait of seven generations of a northern Chinese family, with nearly 150 figures.
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The Dodgers recorded their quirkiest out of the young season in the third inning when Castillo hit a ball in front of Bellinger in right field but was thrown out at first base when he didn't run out of the batter's box.
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Here's a roundup of this year's quirkiest budget nuggets: A Pentagon budget book that broke down costs of major acquisition programs included a rendering of Air Force One sporting the new red, white and blue paint scheme that Trump revealed to ABC in June.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 10 of the quirkiest and healthiest dark chocolate treats, from dark chocolate dotted with crunchy roasted quinoa (it's like a Crunch bar, but more bougie) to caramel and sea salt coconut butter cups that could absolutely be the only thing we eat until we die.
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Jason Polan, an incessant sketcher whose eclectic drawings and art projects — one was called "The Every Piece of Art in the Museum of Modern Art Book" — made him one of the quirkiest and most prolific denizens of the New York art scene, died on Monday in New York.
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South Beach's quirkiest museum, affectionately known as "The Wolf" and part of Florida International University, boasts a collection of nearly 200,000 pieces, mainly from the Industrial Revolution through World War II. An ongoing exhibition traces the Art Deco movement, from its roots in European luxury objects to mass-produced U.S. design.
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Perhaps the quirkiest claim against the film came from Stalin's great-grandson, Jacob Jugashvili, who wrote on Facebook that the creators of "The Death of Stalin" are unlikely to "make a comedy called 'TheDeath of Kim Il Sung,'" because North Korea, unlike Russia, is a strong country that will not stand for it.
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North Korea has a new missile, and it can reach the US. [YouTube / Sam Ellis] A European alt-right group wants to take to the sea to stop rescuers from saving migrants Why the best summer movies are often the quirkiest The top federal ethics official who criticized Trump just announced he's quitting Rob Kardashian appears to have posted revenge porn of his ex, Blac Chyna, on Instagram North Korea isn't crazy.
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More Masters coverage: 34 things that make the Masters one of the quirkiest events in sports The Masters has insanely strict rules — here are the things they can throw you out for doing How to qualify for the Masters, the world's most prestigious golf tournament How to get tickets to the Masters, one of the most exclusive sporting events in the world How to watch the Masters tournament online for free Food and beer at the Masters is the biggest bargain in sports
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The premise of the show is that McGowan mixes the funniest, quirkiest, and silliest clips from the week's televised sport.
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" Houston Press. Retrieved on November 19, 2011. Allison Wollam said that the street has a "bargain mile" image among Houstonians (Houston citizens). The Houston Press stated that Harwin was "Houston's shadiest and quirkiest shopping hot spot.
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"Francis Drake", "John Davis", "Jean Lafitte", "Mansvelt", "Henry Morgan", "John Silver", and "Edward Teach"."A pirate's life for me/Houston's quirkiest street names." (click the picture of the pirate) Houston Chronicle. Retrieved on February 12, 2015.
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In the 19th century the community was a stop on a stagecoach route. Farms were later established in the area,"The Wild West/Houston's quirkiest street names." (click the picture of the stagecoach in the desert) Houston Chronicle. Retrieved on February 12, 2015.
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Medically Yourrs is a 2019 Hindi web series created and produced by Ekta Kapoor for video on demand platform ALTBalaji. The series stars Shantanu Maheshwari and Nityaami Shirke as protagonistsShantanu Maheshwari and Nityaami Shirke pair up ALT Balaji's next web series 'Medically Yourrs'Shantanu Maheshwari to play lead in Ekta Kapoor's next web series 'Medically Yourrs' and revolves around the plight of a medical students and explores the problems faced by them in the quirkiest possible way.ALT Balaji's Medically Yourrs tries to highlight the plight of a medical student in quirkiest possible way! The series is available for streaming on the ALT Balaji App and its associated websites since its release date.
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Azusa is also trying to find a husband, and once slipped a personals ad into the folder of a high powered executive. # is the quirkiest of the GA-2 members. Her mother sells antiques and her father has a photocopy store. She has a night job as a fortune teller at night after work at GA-2 - and her predictions are never wrong.
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In the May–June 2000 issue of Modern Maturity, the AARP highlighted what they called the most "alive" places to retire in the U.S. Bisbee was a runner-up as one of the "quirkiest" towns in America.International Real Estate Digest . Retrieved 2010-03-12. In 2016, Bisbee was named the Best Historic Small Town in both Sunset magazine and a USA Today online reader poll.
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Although they find it difficult to communicate they get on well and hit it off in the quirkiest way possible." She assessed that Alice was initially nervous of the relationship as: "She's very naive, quite like a little girl in many ways. She's never had a proper relationship and is still a virgin. Curtis knows all this about her and is very careful with her as a result.
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It was built as a bridal suite ahead of Ralf's marriage to his bride to be, Lila Hughes. Today it known as one of Southport’s oldest and quirkiest buildings. In April 2009, the three-tower Southport Central development was opened. In 2014, the Gold Coast City Council, in an effort to revitalise and solidify Southport as the Central Business District for the Gold Coast, opened its own Chinatown.
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In 2012, Slant Magazine listed the album at No. 27 on its list of "Best Albums of the 1980s" saying "Bowie bridles the experimentation of his Berlin trilogy and channels those synth flourishes and off-kilter guitar licks into one of the decade's quirkiest pop albums."Best albums of the 1980s . Retrieved 11 April 2013. In 2013, NME ranked the album at number 381 in its list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
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The episode finished joint 29th among 108 prime-time shows in the Nielsen ratings for the week of September 11–17, 1995. It came second both in households and among adults 18–49 with a 10.8/18 and 7.2 rating/share, respectively. "Pilot" received mixed reviews from television critics. Ray Richmond from the Los Angeles Daily News branded the show a "Friends clone", but praised Carey, calling him "the season's quirkiest, most uproarious talent".
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He is quite an eccentric, but useful sheep and usually, like the rest of the flock, accompanies and helps Shaun. But the thing that makes him stand out from the flock is that he has two different shaped eyes. He is the charming eccentric of the Flock, with an unusual way of looking at the world that sometimes confuses his woolly companions. A classic 'daydreamer' who lives in a world of his own, Nuts is the quirkiest character in the Mossy Bottom clan.
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Alexandra Park has been described as "the quirkiest course in Britain ... celebrated for its atmosphere but reviled for the treacherous twists and turns." Among its most fervent supporters was the racing pundit, John McCririck, who was a fan of the course. "Part of me died when Alexandra Park closed in 1970," he has said, "I’ve never recovered from it." McCririck had asked that his ashes be scattered at the furlong post, and had also spoken of his wish to be able to afford to rebuild the course.
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Hammond co-authored Trust Me, I'm a Doctor (Metro Books) with Michael Mosley, the executive producer of the BBC2 series of the same name. There are two editions (1999 and 2002), both out of print. Hammond is the sole author of Medicine Balls - Consultations with the World's Greatest TV Doctor (2007, 2008) and Trust Me, I'm (Still) a Doctor (2008, 2009) and Sex, Sleep or Scrabble? - Seriously Funny Answers to Life's Quirkiest Questions (2009, 2010) and What Doctors Really Think...16 Years of Wit, Wisdom, and Lies (2014).
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In 2013, Kindt mentioned the possibility of MIND MGMT annuals or additional mini-series exploring the history of the series.Bradley, Drew (September 2, 2013) "Minding MIND MGMT – Matt Kindt Speaks: Interview ," Multiversity Comics (accessed December 7, 2013) In 2018, he crowdfunded a read-along comic and vinyl record with voice actor Clint McElroy through Kickstarter.Lehoczky, Etelka (September 1, 2018), "From A Read-Along Record To A Profane Tarot: The Year's Quirkiest Crowdfunded Comics," NPR. Retrieved September 10, 2018 In 2018, the 36 issues of Mind Management were collected into three volume softcover "Omnibus" edition for publication in 2019.
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Charles Aaron from Spin described the song as "slinking through [Hall's] low-ridin', gum-smackin' groove, Maddy's hard-bitten ingenue expresses no regrets, but this time you feel for her." Aaron highlighted the lyrics "Would it sound better if I were a man?" as subversive and coy. Author Lucy O'Brien described in her book, Madonna: Like an Icon, that "Human Nature" was one of the "quirkiest" tracks on Bedtime Stories, "throbbing with a tightly restrained but devastating anger". For Barry Walters from Moscow-Pullman Daily News, the song had the catchiest chorus among all the other tracks from the album.
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Unlike Me & My Katamari, the majority of the music for the game was original, though a few tracks from earlier in the series were remixed. is the soundtrack album for the game. The album has 17 tracks and has a length of 1:10:04; it was published by Columbia Music Entertainment on November 21, 2007 with the catalog number COCX-34602. GameSpot, in their review of the game, termed the music "one of the quirkiest and most oddly listenable soundtracks in gaming", and said that it fit the mood of the game as well as the soundtrack to the first two games.
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VoteForTheWorst.com (VFTW) was a website devoted to voting for the worst, most entertaining, most hated or quirkiest contestants on the Fox Network television series American Idol as well as the NBC Network television series The Voice. Smaller campaigns have also been started on the site for CTV's Canadian Idol, Fox's On the Lot and The Next Great American Band, NBC's America's Got Talent, and ABC's Dancing with the Stars. The website was started in 2004 during the third season of American Idol. Vote for the Worst also had a weekly radio show that has featured guests such as Ayla Brown, Trenyce, Leslie Hunt, Steffi DiDomenicantonio, Alex Wagner-Trugman and Todrick Hall.
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They also awarded its developer, iNiS, with best developer for the DS for its development of Elite Beat Agents. Nintendo Power gave it several other awards as well, including Best Nintendo DS game, Best Music Game, Best Alternative Game, and Best New Character in regard to the Agents. They later named it the best Nintendo DS game released and the seventh best game of the decade. Other notable awards include Best Music/Rhythm Game from GameSpot, an entry on the list of "52 Games We'll Still Be Playing From 2006" from Gaming Target, Best Puzzle Game from GameTrailers, and Quirkiest Game from Electronic Gaming Monthly.
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They have lectured extensively at many institutions including Brown University, the Fogg Museum at Harvard University, the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, Princeton University, and San Francisco Art Institute. The artists have also published three books with Aperture Press: Scotlandfuturebog, City of Salt, and The Apollo Prophecies. In 2002, Scotlandfuturebog was named both the best photography book of the year by the New York Book Show, and the quirkiest photo book of the year in the Village Voice’s annual top ten list. Vince Alletti, More, More, More: The Best Photography Books of 2002, Village Voice, 3 Feb 2003 The text was written by the American author Ben Marcus.
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Anderson won the part, and the character, chattering a rapid-fire mix of surfer lingo and internet slang, has offered an interesting element to the show,Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Up From the Ashes ABC Soaps, March 27, 2007, p. 37 and has been called "one of the quirkiest characters daytime has ever seen."Kelli M. Larson, "A different kind of hero", ABC Soaps in Depth, May 22, 2007 The role was initially just meant to be played on a recurring basis, but the character proved so popular that Anderson was offered a multi-year contract, which was signed in May 2007. His image was added to the opening credits sequence on July 6, 2007.
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In the book series, Aria is described as gorgeous, tall, lean with long blue- black hair, startling ice-blue eyes and an angular face. Aria is artsy and imaginative, has a hipster style, and a passion for knitting and writing. She is also described as Rosewood's 'weird girl'. On another interview with ClevverTV.com, Lucy Hale said, "She’s like an old soul with an espectacular body and she knows what she wants… she’s very cool, she’s got it put together." While also commenting on her style: "She’s sort of all over the place… she’s the quirkiest one and just put miss-match pieces together and mixes vintage stuff with modern things… very funky… very creative.".
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Hebden Bridge has attracted artists, and has developed a small New Age community. It became attractive in the 1980s and 1990s to lesbians as a place of mutual support to bring up children. As of 2004 Hebden Bridge had the highest number of lesbians per head in the UK. In April 2005, Hebden Bridge was named the fourth quirkiest place in the world by High Life (the British Airways flight magazine) and was described as "modern and stylish in an unconventional and stylish way". The town was documented in the 2009 film Shed Your Tears And Walk Away, which made controversial claims about the levels of drug and alcohol abuse in the town, and consequent deaths among young people.
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Lidge allowed another run to score and had runners on first and second, thanks in part to a booted base hit and an error by Eric Bruntlett. The Mets had no outs and Jeff Francoeur was at the plate representing the go-ahead run. Francoeur hit a line drive over the second base bag, where Bruntlett caught it, stepped on second base, and tagged Daniel Murphy coming from first, completing the 15th unassisted triple play in baseball's modern era and the second in Phillies history (Mickey Morandini) in a game called "the league's quirkiest of the season". The Phillies closed the series with a 6–2 win behind Lee's eighth straight victory (seven innings pitched, no earned runs).
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Among the most significant individual works of art in the collection are the ancient Chinese terracotta tomb figures that were originally part of Jewel Nail Bomar's collection. The Marshall R. Young Sculpture Courtyard on the grounds of the OJAC consists of over 20 sculptures, including the works of Pericle Fazzini, Jesús Bautista Moroles, and Charles Williams. Saddles belonging to local rancher Watt Reynolds on display at the OJAC Writing for The Texas Observer, Christopher Collins called the OJAC "one of the best and quirkiest art collections in the state". In Fort Worth Weekly, James Russell lauded it as one of the rural art museums in Texas that are "avidly and passionately" collecting the state's regional art.
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In a rave review in The New York Times, Michiko Kakutani had high praise for Saunders' writing style: "He's a savage satirist with a sentimental streak who delineates, in these pages, the dark underbelly of the American dream: the losses, delusions and terrors suffered by the lonely, the disenfranchised, the downtrodden and the plain unlucky." Comparing him to Nathanael West, she concluded, "Mr. Saunders' satiric vision of America is dark and demented; it's also ferocious and very funny." In the same magazine, Jay McInerney dismissed the story "Downtrodden Mary's Failed Campaign of Terror" as having too many "wacky tics" but still described the overall collection as "just about the quirkiest and most accomplished short-story debut since Barry Hannah's 'Airships'", a 1978 collection.
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" Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post gave the film a positive review, saying "Flushed Away, Aardman's first computer-generated cartoon, does away with the clay but leaves the craft and emotion intact, resulting in a film that earns its place among the Aardman classics." Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle gave the film three out of four stars, saying "The short attention spans of directors David Bowers and Sam Fell are mostly forgivable because the movie is filled with so many entertaining characters." Richard Corliss of Time gave the film a negative review, saying "Deficient in the comedy of reticence discouragement that is Aardman's (or maybe just Nick Park's) unique strength. I don't want to say the Englishmen were corrupted, but I think they allowed their strongest, quirkiest instincts to be tethered.
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"Mama" helped establish the Oregon Bears in 1995, which began with 13 members and has since grown to more than 300, becoming one of the largest bear groups in the United States. The bar was the "official" home of the Oregon Bears until 2007, when they voted to move to Eagle Portland because of its larger size and greater number of services. In 2007, Willamette Week Byron Beck described Dirty Duck as the "quirkiest queer tavern in town" and a "homebase hole-in-the-wall for a group of gay men with beer guts and bushy brows". Blackout Leather Productions, a nonprofit organization and volunteer group of leather enthusiasts in Oregon and southwest Washington, recognized Dirty Duck Tavern as the "Business of the Year" in 2004 and 2008, at their annual Rose & Thorn Awards.
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Kyle Anderson of Entertainment Weekly said of lead singer Joe Jonas on the record "It's still too early to tell whether or not Joe can join Nick in the upper echelon, but the debut EP by his new combo DNCE is a solid step in the right direction." He also said the group "have a spry, playful chemistry" on the EP and that "they've absolutely got the chops and the instincts to carve out a funky, buoyant place on pop radio". Richard Baxter of Popology Now described lead single "Cake by the Ocean" as "one of the quirkiest pop songs of the year", but also stated that compared to the rest of the record it was "just a little appetizer for what the band has been working on". He concluded by saying that "All in all, 'Swaay' provides just enough to leave us wanting more".
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Probably the quirkiest detail of architect Larson's design was retaining the magnificent solid brass horse stalls and converting them to makeup booths large enough to teach the art of makeup; retaining the custom mosaic tile back walls with each horse's name spelled out in tile – all topped with a carved plaster coved ceiling. On the wall opposite the stalls architect Larson installed 4x4 oak dressing cabanas low enough to reveal the charm of the ceiling moldings – preserving the ambiance of the gilded age that extended even to their horses. The manure pit became the stairwell down to stage level and up to the second floor. In the front lobby, Larson installed a public stair to the second level, removing several heavy timber joists which he sent for structural testing – they tested twice the strength of select structural grade so no reinforcement for assembly use was needed.
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