First edition hardback, p322, 2nd paragraph, last sentance:

"The sun hadn could dog your steps all day long and you'd never notice him."[sic]

It continues from there with a new paragraph that seems to come from Nightworld (also 1st edition, p57, para 4-5 under 2nd section), ending with:

"A toughness, a resolve to see a task through to the end. He oom and stared in shock."[sic]

Can anyone else verify typo this for me, or is my copy fubar (and, perhaps, rarer for it)?

Thanks.

Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs! Do you remember them?

A few days ago I bought Miami Vice DVD-first season, and this evening I watched pilot episode. Oh, man! Today I saw it after an interval of about 20 years(Gosh...). Blue sea, shining sun, 80's music, beautiful ladies, gunshot, car chase....I felt it's still GREAT!

Miami Vice is still best TV series in our generation. That's '80s! Not '70s or '90s. Nevertheless, some people are trying remake of it. Sonny Crockett = Colin Farrel, Ricardo Tubbs = Jamie Foxx.....PLEASE, SOMEBODY STOP THEM!!

This is Japanese TV drama. Japanese title is "Joou no Kyoshitsu". It mean "The Queen's Classroom". I rarely see Japanese TV drama, but this is really disturbing me. Children are miserable because of her. Really weird, but sometimes funny.

Here is detail.

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Joou_no_Kyoushitsu

For those who haven't caught this show on the Sci-Fi Channel it follows a group called T.A.P.S. (The Atlantic Paranormal Society). Basically they investigate suspected hauntings and other paranormal claims. What makes them a bit different is that their main objective is to disprove any stories or evidence they get in order to have definitive proof. You don't have to wonder if it's staged when something actually happens.
In the first season there was some very freaky evidence they caught. Some EVP's, a chair moving (on video), and one of the film crew's camera bag shot up and hit him in the face knocking him on his butt to name a few. But mostly the calims were proven false as best as they could tell. It was a fun show to watch, even for skeptics.
Well, 5 episodes into the second season and...only a couple of neat things. The investigations have come up lame. Also, it seems like the show has become more focused on the members than the investigations. Kind of a soap opera feel to it now. Looks like some ambitious producers have ruined another good show. I'm still going to watch it because something weird has to happen eventually.

I am new to this board, and didnt quite understand what aprevious post meant. It said that Infernal was sold out? I am still not fully understanding the way The Jack books are printed, so...

Bottom line, If I order a copy of Infernal off of Amazon.com, will I get it in November when the book comes out? the post i read earlier mentioned waiting lists... Hows this all work?

This started off as a very tight thriller. Ever since Passenger 57 I thought thrillers on planes were a dud. But this one is actually interesting. Rachel McAdams is pretty good, making you believe her character is really struggling with the dilemma she's in and Cillian Murphy is the all-business bad guy instead of some insane nut. The story begins to unravel once they get off the plane, devolving into another on-the-run movie where bad guy chases good guy, but the first half definitely makes the whole experience worth it. I give it a B-.

Be Cool.

How bad is this film? The Rock steals the acting trophy, that's how bad. Padded with music videos and an extended, boring dance sequence between Travolta and Uma. (Trying to recapture the Pulp Fiction magic, I suppose. Sorry -- uh-uh.)

FF= 4.5 -- I stuck it out only because I have a thing for Uma and because I'd read the novel and thought I owed it to Elmore. (We're even, dude. Like totally.)

Anyone watch the series finale. Man, was that good eatin'...

See this movie! It was the funniest movie I've seen in a very long time, maybe ever. I was laughing so hard at one point, I felt myself going faint.

Finally saw Daredevil. Will someone please help pay for my therapy? That was one awful movie. The costumes: bad. The stunts: bad. The plot: bad. The editing: bad. The logic: non-existent. The acting: so bad it's off the scale.

If Daredevil isn't Ben Affleck's worst movie, then I hope I never see his worst. I couldn't imagine worse torture.