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Celebrate Jimmie Johnson's 2009 Brickyard 400 win when you display this limited edition collectible in your home or office. This framed collectible features a 6" x 8" photo from the race and an actual piece of 1909 brick from Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Also included is a certificate of authenticity from Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a statement of authenticity from Hendrick Motorsports and Mounted Memories.
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Hours Monday-Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 1-5pm Extended Hours Trails open at 9 am on Sundays Trails open until dusk all week Service animals only are welcome.
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I'll send you a picture of my current trades for Cube and else I'd want to buy them.
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Oh and Sonic 2 on game gear please.
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I've had a change of heart on the PS1 screen buddy. I'm going to keep it for the forseeable future, but Mario Sunshine is still available if you want it.
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A stunning 31 bedroom manor house set in 10 acres of grounds, with a number of accolades both for the hotel itself and for the award-winning cuisine of Simon Haigh, Mallory is the epitome of a quintessential English country house hotel.
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- Michael Clark found guilty of first-degree murder in shooting of Boulder city official Marty Grisham
- Michael Clark trial, Day 7: Boulder murder case now in the hands of the jury
- Michael Clark trial: Closing arguments planned Thursday morning in Boulder murder case
- Michael Clark trial, Day 6: Defense says Boulder police fixated on Clark in shooting
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- Michael Clark murder trial, Day 2: Marty Grisham's daughter talks about father, being a suspect
- Michael Clark trial: Defense says he was 'irresponsible' but not a 'cold-blooded, calculated killer'
- Marty Grisham murder: Experts say time, lack of weapon pose hurdles in Boulder case
- Judge: Boulder DA can't use details of 1994 murder suspect's motorcycle-theft arrest
- Michael Clark pleads not guilty to 1994 Boulder murder, trial set for October
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- Boulder police arrest suspect in 1994 homicide of Marty Grisham
Follow Daily Camera reporter @mitchellbyars for live coverage of the Michael Clark trial.
After more than a day of deliberations, a Boulder jury has not returned a verdict in the trial of Michael Clark, accused of murdering city official Marty Grisham 18 years ago.
The jury -- which has had the case in its hands since noon Thursday -- will return Monday to continue deliberations. Clark, 36, is facing first-degree murder charges after prosecutors say he shot Grisham four times in the chest and head Nov. 1, 1994.
In closing arguments, Clark's attorneys argued there was no solid evidence against him, and that police fixated on him long ago and never seriously considered other suspects.
Prosecutors argued Clark was always the only person with the means and motive to kill Grisham after stealing and forging some of the victim's checks.
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We stayed at this hotel as part of a charity purchase that was graciously donated by the Fasano chain. We stayed at all four hotels (Boa Vista, São Paulo and Rio) and loved this one the most! It is located far from the action of Punta del Este, but that is part of the charm, and beauty of really getting... More
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To… This Father's Day, Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks hosts its Third Annual Curley's Fry Eating Contest inviting dads to face-off against each other for the title of Curley's Fry Eating… Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks is starting summer 2013 with a splash. Located on the boardwalk in the Wildwoods, NJ, the classic shore side destination celebrates the official opening weekend on Saturday, May 25,… Will Morey's visit to Fantasilandia Amusement Park in Santiago, Chile.
… This Mother's Day it's tea for two…or three…or four…or more at Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks, located on the boardwalk in Wildwoods, NJ, where moms are invited to celebrate their… Located on the boardwalk in the Wildwoods, New Jersey, Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks kicks-off its 2013 season with the grand opening of Mariner's Landing Pier on March 30th and 31st. Guests visiting the classic… It may still be winter outside, but Morey's Piers is already thinking summer and has 1,000 jobs to fill in the coming months. A premier Jersey Shore destination, Morey's Piers is seeking enthusiastic, outgoing,… Hop on over to Morey's Mariner's Landing on Sunday, March 31 and celebrate Easter with the whole family from noon until 5 p.m. Kids can help design and color our "Monster Mural," enjoy strolling… This summer, Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks, located on the boardwalk in the Wildwoods, New Jersey, introduces its new Generation to Generation (G2G) vacation package bundling fun and great value for the multigenerational… To thank local charities for their dedication to the community and their involvement with Hurricane Sandy relief efforts, Morey's Piers has donated a total of $15,000 to the Cape Atlantic Red Cross and the Lunch with Lynch… David Macomber recently spent a day at Morey's Piers creating an 8 x 20 foot mixed medium mural symbolizing the strength and unity of New Jersey communities affected by Hurricane Sandy in October. Macomber sliced the mural… Morey's Piers Associates celebrated the spirit of giving at their annual holiday gathering, held at the Bayview Inn in Wildwood Crest on Wednesday. The gathering celebrated Morey's core values of community and leadership by… Beginning early next week, local artist David Macomber will begin work on an 8 x 20 foot mural at Morey's Piers to benefit Hurricane Sandy relief efforts at the Jersey Shore. After seeing the widespread devastation along the… Stuff the stockings with summer fun at the best value of the year during Morey's Piers' Annual Holiday Sale, now through Friday, January 4, 2013 – with savings of up to 40% on Season Passes, tickets, waterpark admissions… Morey's Piers' Denise Beckson has earned the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) Meritorious Service Award. Mario Mamon, of the Enchanted Kingdom in the Philippines,… Will Morey, President and CEO of Morey's Piers in the Wildwoods, NJ received a tremendous honor today as he was announced to the position of Chairman of the Board for IAAPA, International Association of Amusement Parks and… Morey's Piers sustained relatively minor damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. We are still conducting clean up and inspections, but there appears to be no structural damage to any of the piers or waterparks. … The undead will walk the boards this October for Morey's FEARS- Terror on the Boardwalk. To prepare for nine nights of terrorizing brave and unsuspecting guests, Morey's Piers staff developed a training program that gives… Morey's FEARS- Terror on the Boardwalk will return next month with two new reasons to scream. Staff and crew members are working on two new custom attractions that will only be available during Morey's FEARS: … On Saturday, September 1st, celebrate the holiday weekend with the Philadelphia Phillie Phanatic at Morey's Piers and Beachfront Waterparks in the Wildwoods, NJ. The famous Phanatic will bring his silly antics and crazy… What would Fall be without the smell of chili simmering on the stove? Get a true taste of the Jersey Shore on Sunday, September 30 during Morey's Piers' 2nd Annual Souper Sunday Chili and Chowder Cook Off starting at 11 a.m. on… On August 23rd, Tarence L. Smith, an associate at Morey's Piers and Beachfront Waterparks, received the President's Call to Service Award. The award recognizes "lifetime" achievement in volunteer outreach of a minimum of two… Morey's Piers is proud to present another year of Morey's FEARS-Terror on the Boardwalk. For nine nights this October, Mariner's Landing will once again transform into a nightmare with dark incarnations of the Sea… Morey's Piers and Beachfront Waterparks is thrilled (no pun intended) to receive the distinct honor of being awarded a 2012 "Best of Philly" award in the category of Thrill Rides from Philadelphia Magazine.
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Will Morey of Morey's Piers Named IAAPA Chairman of the Board
Morey's Piers Post Hurricane Sandy Minimal Damage Sustained
Training the Undead for Morey's FEARS Zombies, Ghouls and Ghosts Learn the Art of Acting Undead
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Morey's Piers Associate Receives Award Recognized for Volunteer Outreach
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Morey's Piers' Lifeguards Caught on Tape! and Exceed Standards in Hidden Camera Aquatic Safety Audit
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Dads Ride and Slide FREE On Father's Day
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Students Turn Education into a Day at the Beach
River Adventure Opening at Morey's Piers' Raging Waters
Scouts Return For Annual Events At Morey's Piers
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Spacey funk and electronic sound library grooves from the mid 70s to early 80s – great stuff with a focus on the neon lighted, pulsating synth enhanced sounds of a perceived future – and previously unreleased! It's earliest material in the set is a Bernard Estardy track from 1975 that feels like a real precursor to the later grooves to come – Moog heavy spaciness that's more akin to early 80s grooves – which this set is heavily steeped in – with material by Marc Monsen, John Fiddy & Sammy Burdson, Gunter Greffenius, James Saunders and many more. Electro disco theme music, dramatic synth sequences, space funk and synth sounds galore! Includes "Robotory" by John Fiddy & Sammy Burdson, "Evasion" by Claude Perraudin, "Jupiter" by Gaston Borreani, "A Chance To Win 1 & 2 (Edit)" by Milan Pilar, "Video Funk" by VDB Joel, "Hercules" by Chris Evans-Ironside, "Tic Tac Ring" by Bernard Estardy, "Space Race" by Sammy Burdson, "Point Of Impact" by Gunter Greffenius and more. 16 tracks in all. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Photos: White Denim @ Bowery Ballroom, NYC, 6.25.11
On Saturday night I caught White Denim at the Bowery Ballroom and, as expected, I was blown away with their live show. Holy shit, do I love this band!
White Denim's latest release – D – has quickly become one of my favorite albums of 2011, so it was great to hear the album live nearly in its entirety along with some deep-cuts from the bands full catalog. They opened with a similar non-stop song attack to this live segment I posted last week. But, believe it or not, they played it with even more energy.
Frontman James Petralli is a monster, not only taking on vocal duties with a grit and growl, but deftly handling rhythmic riffs and trading leads with their new second guitarist, Austin Jenkins. The rhythm section — with Joshua Block on drums and Steve Terebecki on bass — provides a kind of jet-engine propulsion for the band to bowl over the crowd. They're almost like a modern day version Moon & Entwhistle, but dare I say, even tighter on the execution. I wouldn't necessarily call White Denim a jamband, but they are definitely "jammy" in all the best ways, often unleashing a stream of guitar and bass riffs, but doing so in concise 4- to 5-minute passages. While there were some much-needed quieter moments showcasing the band's ability to go mellow, most of their hour and a half set was a non-stop dual-guitar assault.
If a great show can be measured in how one physically feels after the encore, then this one gave most of the Bowery crowd some serious whiplash. I think I'm just now removing the neck-brace.
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Thanks! I redid the blog last week.
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I had HW: Velocity X for the GCN. I found some fun out of it. The Hot Wheels Prototype sucked though.
On the mechanics, I haven't played the game(I wanted to since I do enjoy the Riders series but lol buying a Kinect), so I'll just take your word for it. But the controls are still a very important part of the gameplay. You can't have great gameplay if you have awful controls.
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Put my Wii away when I got my Wii U the other day and found Super Mario Sunshine in the basement...I didn't play Arkham City that night. I can see why the fans nitpick this one though, the controls aren't as smooth as 64, the camera angle's super annoying, and the blue coins are dreadful to find. Nonetheless, as the first title in the Super Mario franchise I ever owned, I had a good time and played the heck out of it for 3 hours straight.
my "not that bad" game would be Golden Axe: Beast Rider. All the reviews I've seen give it 2's or 3's.
Now i only rented it for a week, and this was almost a year ago, but from what i remember it wasn't that awful.
Its kind of like a not-as-good God of war, Basically you run around and kill everything in site.
I don't pay attention to a games story that often, but in this you are trying to rescue the last titan for something.
I'd Definitely play it again if my rental store didn't remove it to make room for new games.
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Kirby's Dreamland 3 is a lot better than people give it credit for. People unfavorably compare it to Superstar, but I find it to be the superior game. I love the textures in the graphics, the slower more relaxed pace and the weird attack combinations you can experiment with.
King of Fighters Maximum Impact 2 seems to get bashed on a lot too, mostly because it's a 3d (2.5d technically) game in a primarily 2d fighting franchise. But I honestly think it's pretty fun. It may not play the tightest, but it's a great hybrid between 2d fighter special moves and 3d fighter combos. I also really love the large number of unlockable outfits in the game. The maximum impact subseries has gotten a little more love since it was canned completely, but that praise mostly went to Maximum Impact Regulation A, which doesn't have all the extra features 2 does.
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NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams. Pales in comparison to the original Nights, but for a game that was in development since the Dreamcast Era, it turned out much better than Duke Nukem Forever did.
Blinx: The Time Sweeper 1 & 2. Confusing controls, but fun as hell to play.
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Moved on to better things.
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No, sorry, sorry. I was actually laughing as I typed that. But on a serious note, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I don't know about you guys, but all my friends who are elder scrolls fans didn't like it. I have no idea as to why. It was great. Massive, unending, entertaining.
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ZombiU. I don't know why everybody keeps saying it's too hard, it's an ACTUAL zombie survival game, unlike L4D2 which, while awesome, is more of a zombie shooter action game, where you can refill on ammo constantly, find weapons everywhere, and is just generally easier (until you fight tanks. Another story). ZombiU makes you search for a freaking kricket bat, while ammo is scarce, there;s like one assault rifle in the entire game, and food only heals about 1/8 of your health.
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This isn't really a game example, but the Bioshock Infinite box art. The fact that this is a "controversy" makes me laugh.
New Little King's Story(Not sure if it's widely hated, but not exactly kindest reception)
Metroid: Other M
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The Donkey Kong Country GBA ports. Still troubled, but not to the extent I was led to believe. Would still rather play the SNES versions, though.
Probably because most people prefer a game where the odds are reasonably in your favor, at least in terms of a scenario. (Also the Tanks are fairly easy outside the higher difficulties or places where you find cars.) Also, probably because they want to play a zombie shooter, not a zombie survival game. People who play Left 4 Dead are typically not the same audience who plays, say, Resident Evil or other survival-horror games, or at least doesn't play one when they're in the mood for the other's genre.
Also, I think a lot of "hardcore gamers" look at the Wii U as a gimmick system, the way they probably did the Wii and 3/DS when they came out.
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No. Saying Okami is looked down on is a pure lie. Pretty much everyone (Except JohnScorcher who still respects the game at the least) who has ever talked about it seems to heap nothing but praise on it and it is very well known. It sold poorly, yes, but thanks to GamesRadar's love of the game and general good reception once people learned about it, you cannot truthfully say it is underrated. And I hated the games-I will admit-the art style is not good in my opinion, it is far too easy to get lost, most of the gods seem to really just be the same bipolar dork-then-proper with a slightly different trait and different species, I didn't much like ANY of the characters, and it really isn't all that fun. Okay, add me to the list of people who don't heap praise on this game, but it is still a very small list not counting trolls.
Sorry, I take back what I said about not liking any of the characters. I did like some of the characters, just not most of them. THe dogs were pretty cool.
Again, no. It is a very well known game. Again, it started out small and bad selling, but word of mouth spread and now it is very well known and beloved. Again, I don't much like this one. The gameplay feels weird, the atmosphere is too desolate and depressing, the ending is really cruel, and it quickly becomes clear that the Colossus aren't evil beasts or anything while you don't actually get to learn about the love interest so at least for me it was weird killing large creatures just trying to protect themselves to revive a shallow love interest. No, I take it back, she isn't shallow, because that would imply there was at least a little there, no she was pretty much a prop until the end. And before anyone says 'Well that was the point of the game' or anything, that is not an excuse to stop someone from disliking it.
I agree. Admittedly, a lot of Digimon games do have major flaws, but they are good games in their own rights.
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I just played Sonic and the Blacknight, and I'm going to admit that I liked it. It certainly wasn't revolutionary by any means, but I had fun playing it. Sometimes it's fun to just run around and jump, not every game is going to be an Adventure 1 and 2.
Also, Mysims. I will admit that it's an incredibly childish game, but that doesn't mean that it isn't a good game. It's a fun way to be creative, especially if you just like building and customizing things. Not every game has to be for hardcore gamers, some can indeed just be to relax and unwind.
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Fresh from a return from Bethesda, Maryland, Donnie Fritts and wife Sharon were seen by a team of doctors, who have worked with Donnie in the past.
"Donnie was rebuilt in 2009 by a Maryland Team of doctors, Dr. Michael Singer, Dr. Craig Dufresne and Dr. David Ross along with ex-CIA Disguise Specialist - Anaplastologist Mr. Robert Barron of V.A.," according to Sharon Fritts.
Shortly afterwards, Donnie's surgery began to fall apart, and after being interviewed on the NBC's the Today Show, in July 2010, Donnie's top lip came completely apart, less than one year after its construction in 2009. By December 2010, the entire reconstruction had failed.
"In June of 2011 Donnie was diagnosed with Pseudemonis and several other infections of the face and head. He was hospitalized at Gordon hospital for two weeks and treated by Dr. Cynthia Brown. He had a round of treatments in the hyperbaric chamber," according to Sharon, who says it was a very scary time for both of them.
Donnie and Sharon will venture to Washington D.C. on Nov. 7, with camera's rolling, as doctors attempt to replace the implants rejected once before.
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Lardy Davids left Cape Town last year huffing and puffing that he'd been done a dirty by Western Province and the Stormers.
Sycophantic publications screamed racism, and Davids was quick to seize the opportunity to label Nick Mallett, Kobus van der Merwe and his coaching team as discriminatory. Racism, he said, was alive and well at Newlands.
In Gloucester he found a heavyweight club in the demanding English Premiership. He found a coach and management team that backed him. He spoke about the prestige of the club and his desire to prove his detractors wrong.
"One of the key issues about signing Quinton is that he was prepared to prove himself. There's a longer-term deal on the table for him if he can show what he's worth. We want people to be driven by performance, and I'm delighted that he's got that attitude,� Gloucester head coach Dean Ryan gloated soon after Davids' signing.
The words were backed up by action. Davids was hauled over a month earlier in order to get him fit. The shocking indictment that was a horrendously out of shape rugby player at the peak of South Africa's domestic season was passed over, a fresh start was promised.
Away from the political turmoil that had shrouded his career, Lardy Davids wanted to be judged as a rugby player. Now he has been. Gloucester have played 13 games this season, Lardy has started two and come off the bench in one.
Gloucester purchased Davids because of a liability at lock. Adam Eustace (13 appearances) and Alex Brown (nine appearances) are not of international quality. They are solid club players, and they are deemed to be better than Davids.
Davids can no longer pull the race card, for to do so reveals the stark truth of his career. The colour of his skin did not deny him opportunity in South African rugby, the reality is it made a club player into a Springbok.
Davids sought to rid the disguise of colour, but all it revealed was a player filled with excuses. There is no accountability in Davids' mind, and the countless coaches who have embarked to get the player into acceptable physical condition is the damning legacy of potential unfulfilled.
Davids played 37 times for the Stormers, where he felt he was not judged as a rugby player. At Gloucester he has been, and his 23% appearance rate is reflective of a player whose ability and attitude reflect the amateur he always should have been.
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3 Feb 2006, 19:28 pmci mohr, the lads are referring to the pre-season warm-up friendlies where our lot regularly give yours a real pasting. For example when the Stormers thrashed the Newport Gwent Dragons in Dubai last year. Even the useless Sharks kicked the **** out of the Harlequins.
You surely can't be saying that English club rugby is better than the Super 14, can you? Give me the number of the dude who sells you your LSD, quick.
4 Feb 2006, 16:58 pmI know you're a long way away from Europe, but surely you've realised that the Dragons are WELSH (principality joined onto England but not currently part of it), and Harlequins were relegated from the English Premiership and are part of our second tier of clubs. Yes, I absolutely stick to my view that the GP is the most competitive league around and I think that any of the top half dozen English clubs would fancy most Super 14 teams under English conditions, and they'd certainly have no trouble with the SA ones! The packs would destroy your sides (assuming that we had a Northern hemisphere ref that didn't see the scrum as simply a way of restarting the game as in RL), and I doubt you'd cope with the defences. Sadly, the different seasons prevent us from ever really knowing, but I'll enjoy the S14 as I always do. However, I'll still see it as more akin to 15-a-side 7s – exciting but not the real thing!
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WWA Indianapolis
TV Taping
WRTV ch. 6 Studios
Indianapolis IN
To be aired 8/4/77 throughout Indiana
Montage opens show featuring Bruiser, Crusher, Sheik, Mark Lewin, & Bobo Brazil in action as Bill Conti's "Gonna fly now" plays in the background
Camera pans the audience and settles on Bob Jenkins at the announce booth
Jenkins: "Fans, welcome to another action-packed hour of WWA Indianapolis wrestling. On today's show, we will here from the AWA World heavyweight champion NICK BOCKWINKEL. Also, we will see footage of a man who will be in our area soon, ABDULLAH THE BUTCHER!!! Plus, we will see CHRIS COLT, THE GRAHAMS, MARK LEWIN, and MITSU ARAKAWA in action. Finally, we will speak with several other stars concerning the recent events at the Hinkle Fieldhouse and Evansville! At this time, I'd like to welcome my co-host for this show...CRYBABY CANNON
CANNON makes his way to the announce table
CANNON: Robert, my name is GEORGE CANNON and I am not a CRYBABY! If I am going to be treated this way, I will be forced to have BULLDOG BROWER and GEORGE STEELE come out here and teach you a lesson on respect!
JENKINS: I apologize. Speaking of BROWER and STEELE, they caused quite a bit of damage at Hinkle Fieldhouse and Evansville this week!
CANNON: Yes they did, didn't they? They fought THE GRAHAMS all over the Fieldhouse Sunday and destroyed CARPETIER, THOMAS, KENT and THE MOONDOG, leaving them in a pool of blood!!! You see, last week I said that I was unleashing the greatest destructive force in professional wrestling history and I did. We will destroy THE GRAHAMS tomorrow night at the Hinkle Fieldhouse and then we will turn our attention to our true targets...BRUISER & CRUSHER!!!
JENKINS: We'll see about that! Fans, stay tuned. When we get back, we'll see CHRIS COLT in action!!!
VOICE-OVER: Fans, tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m. WWA Indianapolis wrestling
returns to the Hinkle Fieldhouse with 7 big matches:
For the AWA World Heavyweight Title, NICK BOCKWINKEL
defends against WWA champion, DICK THE BRUISER! PLUS:
CHRIS COLT takes on MARK LEWIN
CRUSHER battles ABDULLAH THE BUTCHER
GEORGE STEELE & BULLDOG BROWER face THE GRAHAMS
Return Match: KILLER KOWALSKI vs MITSU ARAKAWA
PLUS 2 other great matches!!!
JENKINS: Fans, welcome back! Let's go to the ring for our first match!
CHRIS COLT destroys JOHNNY DAVIS with a vicious kick to the wind pipe.
JENKINS: CHRIS, last Wednesday in Evansville, you defeated BOBO BRAZIL and injured his knee. The doctor has advised him to rest it for a couple of weeks.
COLT: That's right, I hurt BOBO pretty bad and I don't think we'll ever see him around here again! Now, I hear I have to face BRAZIL's friend MARK LEWIN at the Hinkle Fieldhouse tomorrow and inFt. Wayne this Wednesday. Well, I hope he's got his insurance paid up 'cause I plan on cripplin' him like I did that joke BRAZIL! I have only begun my mission to retire all the so-called fan favorites in this area!
JENKINS: Fans, let's go to our next match
MARK LEWIN defeats THE BEAST with the sleeperhold as CHRIS COLT watches from ringside.
JENKINS: MARK, great win!
LEWIN: Thanks BOB. I am here today with a heavy heart. My friend BOBO BRAZIL was injured in Evansville at the hands of CHRIS COLT. Now, I know, that BOBO is a man and can take care of his own business, but I want to teach that creep COLT a lesson. This Wednesday, I have my chance at the Hinkle Fieldhouse and in Ft. Wayne. CHRIS COLT, this is a promise from me to you. You will bleed a bucket of blood this week!
JENKINS: We'll be back.
VOICE-OVER: Wednesday night at the War Memorial Coliseum in Ft. Wayne
WWA Indianapolis wrestling returns with 7 big matches
MARK LEWIN vs CHRIS COLT
GEORGE STEELE & BULLDOG BROWER vs THE GRAHAMS
MITSU ARAKAWA vs BIG DADDY
LUIS MARTINEZ vs BAD NEWS ALLEN COAGE
A $2,500.00 BATTLE ROYAL and more
JENKINS: Fans, our next match is in the ring.
MITSU ARAKAWA pummels DUNCAN MacTAVISH in under a minute with the claw.
JENKINS: MR. CANNON, that was an impressive win by ARAKAWA!
CANNON: Very...Hmmm.
JENKINS: This week we will have two special guests in the area. First, this man...
Film clip of ABDULLAH THE BUTCHER mauling an opponent airs.
JENKINS: That's right fans, ABDULLAH THE BUTCHER will be at the Hinkle Fieldhouse tomorrow night facing THE CRUSHER! We will also have the AWA World Heavyweight Champion NICK BOCKWINKEL on the card tomorrow night as he faces DICK THE BRUISER!!! Here are some comments from MR. BOCKWINKEL!
Film clip shows with BOCKWINKEL wearing a sports coat and craddling the AWAtitle belt.
BOCKWINKEL: Apparently, I am being scolded by the American Wrestling Association. Why else would a man of my grace and class be forced to wrestle in Indianapolis. I mean, no offense, but the only thing the people of Indiana are noted for are stiff necks from watching cars go round and round in a circle once a year. I am used to the finer things in life: Limosines, jets, sports cars, caviar, and champagne. To you people, a luxury is a bar of soap. Just look at whom I'm wrestling tomorrow night. DICK THE BRUISER! I will need to be de-loused after touching that neanderthal. My skills are far superior to his and I will make short work of him. After that, all of you losers, I mean Hoosiers, will never see me in this hick town again. It has been your pleasure!
JENKINS: Fans, we'll be right back!
CANNON: I agree with the champion 100%
VOICE-OVER runs down the card for 8/8/77 in Ft. Wayne
JENKINS: Our final match is in the ring!
The GRAHAMS pulverize BOBBY BOLD EAGLE & BILLY RED CLOUD when JERRY JR. uses the shoulder breaker on RED CLOUD
LUKE grabs CANNON by the lapels pushes him against the set
LUKE: CANNON, we're not through with STEELE & BROWER!!! They got us arrested and cost us lots of money in the process. Nobody will be able to pull us off of them this week. We're going to destroy them and then we're gonna make you bleed like a stuck pig! Nobody comes in here and pushes us around. We're the toughest, meanest, CRAZIEST team around and this week we'll prove it! There's not a building in Indiana that can hold this. One of us ain't gonna survive this war and you better believe it ain't gonna be us! Tell yer boys we're ready for 'em!
Cannon feigns a heart attack and runs from the set crying!
VOICE-OVER runs down the card for 8/5/77 at the Hinkle Fieldhouse
JENKINS: Fans, that's all for this week, join us next week as Rufus R. Jones makes his debut right here on TV. Until then, we'll see ya from the Hoosier state!
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The color on the dialogue made the show flow well. The blue does not show well on certain computers, though. The red and yellow were better.
Nice set up for the match between Brower/ Steele and The Grahams. Great to have Cannon on commentary to further that.
Nice promos by Colt, Grahams, and, especially, Bockwinkel. That is vintage Nick.
Loved the competitive main. Great job by The Grahams over the competitive Native Americans.
Great show. Your are on the right track.
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very well done , the blue has to go , it is so hard to see. I loved the show and thanks for the hard work you have done.
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Cannon's absolutely right, he's no crybaby, and Jenkins should be glad that Cannon didn't lay the smack down on him for insulting him like that!
I agree with the others, the yellow and red is good, but the blue doesn't show up well. I know it can be difficult finding the right colours, as some might look fine on your monitor, but not on others and that sort of thing. But, other than the blue, the colours were fine for me.
There's some big shows coming up, I'm looking forward to those. Particularly at the Hinkle Fieldhouse, with the Bruiser challenging Bock, that'll be great!
An impressive victory for Lewin over the Beast, that was probably my favourite match on the show!
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Better use of the colors, but the blue is a little harder to see.
Good use of Jenkins and his interactions with the wrestlers are great.
Good wins for Colt and Lewin.
Good win by the Grahams!
Great tv!
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Thanks guys! I will work on the colors. Great things coming up. Stay tuned!
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Real good TV. What you have has the feel of what I was doing with PPK when I helped him run Ohio back earlier this year. I like that the WWA has it's own feel and seperate writer so that you have your onw stories. That is key to making this your place.
Steele and Brower vs. the Grahams is a great heel v.heel feud, but I get the sense that you are turning the Grahams. Not sure how that will play, but I'll wait and see.
Bock vs. the Butcher will be a great contest and clash of styles. Again though, I see a heel v. heel match and neitehr can really get over as a fan favorite.
Good work here.
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liked the bockwinkel promo.
cannon should be real good here.
lewin was impressive.
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Your dress should be able to show your beauty and conceal the flaws. For instance, use short plus size evening dresses if you are short, instead of long gowns. Avoid column style if you are having heavy a bottom because you don't want to display your curves. You can also blend the plus size dresses in different combinations for your evening-wear. No longer do women resort to matronly evening dresses, but you should choose the one that makes you feel good wearing.


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Incheon is South Korea's third largest city after Seoul and Busan, an important seaport that is also steeped in culture and history.
Mostly known to tourists as the city where the country's main international airport is located (Incheon International Airport), many who stay behind to explore Incheon will find that it is a historically and economically significant place for Koreans.
Incheon, which literally means 'wise river', was the first seaport that was open to international trade as early as the 15th century during the reign of the Joseon Kingdom. The city was also the landing site for General Douglas MacArthur and his American troops in 1950 during the Korean War , popularly gone down in history as the "Battle of Inchon".
In 2003, Incheon was designated as South Korea's first free economic zone, which propelled the city as the center of industrialisation where large local companies and global enterprises were based. The recently-built Songdo International Business District along Incheon's waterfront is another latest development to attract foreign investors.
Incheon is also host to many large scale events, like the Incheon Global Fair and Festival, Global Model United Nations Conference and the 2014 Incheon Games. The city is worth a day trip or two from Seoul, with other attractions being Bupyeong, Chinatown, Jayu Park and outlying islands like Jakyakdo, Seongmodo and Ganghwado.


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Vivian Maier self-portrait flanked by two anonymous photographs at Ambach & Rice's show "Lost & Found: Anonymous Photography in Reflection." (Ambach & Rice) |
For a gripping exercise in visual perception and interpretation, a primer in the slippery fundamentals of photographic veracity and authorship, head over to Ambach & Rice for "Lost & Found: Anonymous Photography in Reflection."
Take your first spin through the show without picking up a title sheet. Use your eyes only and note how acutely they function when given something to decode without the benefit of external information.
Note also how futile it is, this attempt to see in a pure and unencumbered way. We don't see with our eyes alone, but with our minds and memories, our expectations and assumptions. The optic nerve, as it were, passes through our personal archive of knowledge and experience before delivering an image we can comprehend.
"Lost & Found" consists of two sets of photographs: small, anonymous snapshots (selected by polymath Benjamin Thelonious Fels from the collection of Robert E. Jackson); and works by dozens of artists (among them John Divola, Walker Evans, Catherine Opie and Edmund Teske), chosen by independent curator Bob Nickas to resonate with the anonymously made pictures. Images from both groups are interspersed, installed in a loose weave of rhyming motifs, subjects and pictorial strategies.
In a canny/uncanny self-portrait facing a window, for instance, Vivian Maier is reflected twice -- in faithful detail in a partially concealed mirror and as shadowy silhouette, the first image nested within the second. The picture, itself a play of pattern, repetition and spatial discontinuity (as well as a ready allusion to Maier's disparate public and private identities), is flanked by two anonymous photographs with a similar, if less sophisticated sense of aesthetic wit. One shows a round table mirror containing the reflection of a man's head, utterly detached from the rest of him. In the other, a man posing in a field holds a balloon that perfectly obscures his head and becomes a comical surrogate for it, a blank orb between collar and hat.
Photography, by virtue of imposing borders on a continuous landscape and paring reality's three dimensions down to two, yields disjunctions of this sort as a matter of course. The truncation of forms, the flattening of space -- these are staples of photographic vision that produce odd and happy accidents in many an amateur's photograph and are manipulated, with variable intent, in every artist's.
The show's consortium of the schooled and presumably unschooled, the so-called high and low, reveals anew how porous the boundaries between tiers can be, how much cross-pollination occurs.
Artists adopt the snapshot idiom (Judy Linn's shot of a tattooed arm jutting diagonally across the frame is a prime example) and snapshot-takers absorb, mimic or otherwise echo what happens in art: A curious print here of a man falling through space is cousin to Aaron Siskind's well-known images of divers; another looking straight up into the geometrical struts of an electrical tower buzzes with the verve of a Bauhaus-era abstraction.
By joining these two collections of photographs, "Lost & Found" changes the context provocatively for both, destabilizing meaning. How gratifying that disorientation can be. What wonders can be found when feeling lost.
Ambach & Rice, 6148 Wilshire Blvd., (323) 965-5500, through Jan. 12. Closed Sunday and Monday. www.ambachandrice.com