The first series of the US comedy following the escapades of a group of aspiring actors who moved to L.A. in search of fame only to end up working as waiters. The employees of Party Down Catering include Henry Pollard (Adam Scott), whose appearance in a beer ad won him fame but ended his acting career, and Kyle Bradway (Ryan Hansen), an actor, model and rock star extraordinaire - he believes. Episodes are: 'Willow Canyon Homeowners Annual Party', 'California College Conservative Union Caucus', 'Pepper McMasters Singles Seminar', 'Investors Dinner', 'Sin Say Shun Awards Afterparty', 'Taylor Stiltskin Sweet Sixteen', 'Brandix Corporate Retreat', 'Celebrate Rick Sargulesh', 'James Rolf High School Twentieth Reunion' and 'Stennheiser-Pong Wedding Reception'.

The full, skyrocketing story of the Fantastic Four―Marvel’s original super hero family!

Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, the Human Torch, the Thing… Individually they all have incredible powers, but together they are the Fantastic Four―legendary heroes whose legacy has shaped the Marvel Multiverse.

Before the Avengers ever thought of assembling, the Fantastic Four were busy safeguarding Earth against a rogues’ gallery of super villains, such as Doctor Doom, the Frightful Four, the Wizard, Mole Man, and many more.

In this latest addition to DK’s comprehensive, in-world super hero Ultimate Guides, you'll find everything you need to know about Marvel Comics’ first-ever hero team. Following a foreword by top Fantastic Four writer Ryan North, a timeline of the FF’s adventures, detailed character studies, key storylines, and in-depth explorations of iconic comics bring the team’s thrill-packed story right up to date.

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Swamp Stompin' is a supernatural love story (a non-linear epic poem) about birth, death, and resurrection. Set in a cabin with no running water nor electricity, on the eastern edge of the Columbia Wetlands in Canada one of the largest marshes in North America where the writer lived for three years from 1994 - 1997.

Ayn Rand presented Objectivism as a philosophy of reason. But is it? That is the question Scott Ryan seeks to answer in this careful examination of the Objectivist epistemology and its alleged sufficiency as the philosophical foundation of a free and prosperous commonwealth. Sorting painstakingly through Rand's writings on the subject, Mr. Ryan concludes that the epistemology of Objectivism is incoherent and debases both the concept and the practice of rationality.