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Episode 3, Head Full of Snow," doesn't answer all of Shadow's (and our) questions, but it does move the plot along. Once again, we kicks things off with a short vignette, but instead of a Coming to America" story, this one is more Departing America." We meet a small woman, standing on a stool in her New York City apartment to reach something on the top shelf. She's cooking for her grandchildren — each one as smart as a table," she grumbles — as her hairless cat whines in the background.
Magnum was a member of SEAL Team One which operated out of Da Nang, Vietnam and served under the command of the CIA Chief of Station during the war (Magnum and his buddies can often be seen wearing Da Nang baseball caps). Magnum didn't learn close quarter combat in a nice clean martial arts school, but on the streets of Da Nang and in the jungles of Northern Vietnam. Magnum never wasted time going into stances or trying to do specific moves. Instead when he saw a threat and attacked. If he had the advantage of firearms or other weapons he used them.
Since John moved into this building a year ago, he's seen it as an evolving home base, with the perk of having a beautiful view of the Empire State Building. It's a place where he can develop his own businesses and foster relationships with entrepreneurs, both upstarts and veterans.
Have you watched American Idol? Even people who don't like the show have probably seen some of the terrible tryouts that begin each season. Sure, some are just people who want to get on TV, but others are people who truly think they are great singers, but we can all hear that, no, they are terrible, even painful to watch. So, why would someone humiliate themselves on national TV? Why would people who sound so bad, think they are so good? A lot of time it's because they have only listened to their friends and not any critics.
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