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Party hard with this rock star wannabe tshirt design from John Hegquist at Threadless. Best worn with tattoos and long curly black hair
John says his inspiration for this tshirt came from the bull sculpture on Wall Street, NYC. He was taking pictures when his friend posed in front of it with the international sign for 'Rock On'
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Thomas Cook – one of the UK's leading holiday companies – has tripled the number of flights to Turkey from Cardiff Airport for summer 2018, following a pick-up in demand for holidays to the destination this summer.
The introduction of a weekly flight to Antalya and a second weekly flight to Dalaman from Cardiff means those in Wales and nearby counties will have even more choice and flexibility for next year's summer getaways. Available to book now, the new Antalya and Dalaman flights will operate on Fridays, starting 4 May 2018 and 25 May 2018 respectively.
Turkey has been the third most popular destination for Brits this summer, appealing to holidaymakers looking for high quality and good value.
Dalaman is a cultural jewel in the heart of the Turquoise Coast that combines adrenaline-fuelled adventure with unique access to some of the country's best historical treasures. Along with laid-back beaches and hidden coves, Dalaman also offers easy access to nearby attractions such as Butterfly Valley and the crenelated walls of 16th-century Marmaris Castle.
A little further along the coast, and known as the Pearl of the Mediterranean, the resorts around Antalya combine natural beauty, buzzing beaches and archaeological gems. There's something for everyone with a holiday to Antalya, from the triple-arched Hadrian's Gate, to fish restaurants around the natural yacht harbour, and energetic watersports on sun-drenched beaches.
Spencer Birns, Commercial Director at Cardiff Airport, said: "It's positive to see one of our valued airlines responding to requests from our customers to add more flights to Turkey. It has always been a popular destination offering excellent holiday choices, so it's good to see the market beginning to grow once again."
Thomas Cook's UK Managing Director Chris Mottershead, said: "Whether you're travelling as a family, couple or with friends, Turkey offers something for everyone and has returned to popularity this summer with package holiday bookings up 10% among Brits. We're delighted to be increasing our flights from Cardiff to Turkey next summer and offer our customers even more resort options for their holidays to the eastern Mediterranean."
To book visit www.thomascook.com, call 0844 412 5970, or visit your nearest Thomas Cook or Co-operative Travel
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Wire, barbed wire and, now razor wire. I grew up with wire, wooden and metal fences, then concrete and brick walls. They were more hindrances as a child than anything else. Fortunately I also grew up running barefoot in the bush. Disappearing for hours on end into one of a handful of locations. The second time I came to visit with my ex from England my mother drove us past one of the patches of bush I had grown up in and it was mostly gone. It was now a housing project surrounded by walls and fences, and all of it was topped with razor wire. How times change. Progress is a wonderful thing. It is just a pity it is now surrounded with razor wire and fear. Icon Incarceration is my comment on the price paid for progress. Sometimes more is lost than we first calculated when we let go of "the old" and embrace "the new".
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I grew up with a mother that could copy any drawing perfectly, so I have to say she was my first inspiration. Next came countless illustration in all sorts of books. School art was a bore because they always wanted me to draw or paint something like apples or flowers and never would let me do it my way. By the time I got to woodwork drawing I had pretty much given up on art, except for the endless doodles I would do while seated in the back of the class. Here was something I could excel at, and I did so up until grade 10. Then it was off to engineering college to do electronic engineering. Here I got to enjoy engineering and electronic drawing, while the rest was simply to get a bit of paper. Circumstances changed quickly after N4 and I found myself in the UK with next to nothing to my name. I abandoned drawing for the day job for a couple of years and then a friend from back home died and I found myself drawing several pictures for him. After this there really was no stopping me. I also realized just how much there was to learn and I got straight to it. I devoured the art section of the library in the small seaside town Weymouth I was living in and then I started the first of several collections of art books. Along with a small collection of underground comics from Britain, Western Europe and Japan which have never been available to me in RSA. Just over a year later I moved to Bristol and a thriving art scene. In my early 20s I finally got to meet artists that had similar kinds of outlooks when it came to the visual image. This also meant a vastly larger source of art to learn from. I had already become a great fan of Aubrey Beardsley, M. C. Escher and various wood engraving artist from early printing presses. A strange combination, I know, but it seemed to work for me. I regularly did trips into European to see artist friends and soaked up all there was on show. From graphic and visual art to live and life style performances. Then a friend gave me a book on Celtic Knots and it was like giving a child free reign in a toy shop. I got lost in them for day, weeks, months. Each one becoming more and more complicated. The last 3 years of the 10 years in Bristol were spent commuting between Bristol and North Africa. In these 3 years I took as much of what I had learnt and tried to merge it with the simple indigenous art of the locals where I was working in Morocco. My stay in the UK came to an end after the 3 years in Morocco and I headed home to RSA only to discover that there wasn't much difference between the basic indigenous art of North Africa and South Africa. The colours varied, but the designs were so similar. I remember driving between East London and Port Alfred and noticing the simple geometric designs on the white washed house and commenting that they were almost identical to those I had seen in caves and in houses in North Africa.
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How To Create Remote Keylogger
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This is step by step tutorial that explains how to create remote keylogger in python. This is upgraded version of KeyHunter . This remote keylogger record every keystroke and store it in output.txt. Then after every 1001 keystrokes send email with last 10000 characters from output.txt to specific email address .
When you run this python script first you'll need to Enter email address where you'll receive output.txt
After pressing 1 characters you should received Welcome email
After that you'll receive email after every 1001 keystrokes.
If you never used python , read my previous article How To Create Your First Python Program where I explained how to run simple "Hello World" script .
Step 1
Download and install pywin32 from this LINK
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Download and install pyhook from this LINK
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Launch IDLE python as Administrator and click on FIle -> New Window
Here is complete keylogger code , described with comments :
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If you want to copy/paste keylogger code I recommend you to do it from my github account https://github.com/blaz1988/remotekeylogger/blob/master/keyhunterV2.py if you have suggestion how to improve it please feel free to publish comment below .


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One of the most popular brands of cellular phones in the market is Blackberry. Many people wish to have their own Blackberry phones. Blackberry phones come with excellent and advanced features that are beneficial and essential for potential clients and users. Google is one of the largest computing giants in the online community aside from Apple and Microsoft. Even if there are numerous Smartphone and advanced cellular phones, Blackberry remains tough to provide each and every user the best quality of features and services. One of which is the Google application for Blackberry. Many Blackberry users want to get the advantages and benefits of Google in their phones.
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Thanks for the clarification/suggestion. Sounds like the current build of Tidy classic has enough for what I need. It's a useful tool for plenty things that I will look into the source and see how I can patch the behavior like you suggest as well. Thank you and regards, Ivo -----Original Message----- From: Bjoern Hoehrmann [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 5:57 PM To: Ivo Pletikosic Cc: email@example.com Subject: Re: Feature or support request? prevent tidy from stripping the s ingl e whitespace that follows an endtag * Ivo Pletikosic wrote: >is output as: >-- ><?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes"?> ><dtbook3> > <book> > <bodymatter>hello, > howare you > doingtoday.</bodymatter> > </book> ></dtbook3> >-- Tidy must not remove the whitespace between "how" and "are you" and between "doing" and "today." TidyClassic got it right... In the unbroken version (or Tidy 04 August 2000) you would get <dtbook> <book> <bodymatter>hello, how are you doing today.</bodymatter> </book> </dtbook> Not nice but doesn't do harm to most documents. Is that what you are asking for? If not, how should the output look like? IMHO, the most reasonable behaivour for Tidy would be to consider elements having text node siblings or ancestors with text nodes siblings to be inline elements and all other elements blocklevel elements. The output would then look similar to <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes"?> <dtbook> <book> <bodymatter> hello, how are you doing today. </bodymatter> </book> </dtbook> or ... <bodymatter>hello, how are you doing today.</bodymatter> ... depending on whether Tidy wraps after/before <bodymatter>. For more sophisticated solutions Tidy would need to know what elements constitute blocks and what elements are to be considered inline elements. >Is there a way to configure tidy to treat the XML tags as if it were HTML? >or is this spacing behavior limited to files identified and markedup as >HTML? Depends on what spacing behaivour you ask for. It would also be possible to introduce a config option that identifies certain elements as those from the XHTML namespace. However, yes, the XML pretty printer is pretty simplistic and as noted above obviously broken. It would be possible to improve it, but I don't think I will do so. Patches welcome :-) In general, if you already have well-formed XML there is a number of better tools for you out there.Received on Tuesday, 20 May 2003 13:47:32 UTC
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Ever since chugging that whole bottle of tabasco during pledging, you've been chasing after a new level of spicy. At this point every meal from the frat chef needs an extra dousing of some franks red hot for you to even taste it. Well there's another way to get the kick you're craving. A whole lot of cayenne pepper. Normally dumped on pledges food for our enjoyment, cayenne and a frat load of other spices are the combination you need to make awesome potato wedges to have with your Pan Seared Steak steak and personal thirty of Natty.
4 russet potatoes
3 Tablespoons of vegetable oil
1 Tablespoon of chili powder
2 teaspoons of onion powder
2 teaspoons of garlic powder
1 teaspoon of ground black pepper
1 teaspoon of paprika
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1/2 to 1 teaspoon of cayenne pepper
1. Start by cutting up your potatoes into wedges. There's no wrong way to do it, but I cut the potato in half then cut across for perfect crescents.
2. Combine all of the other ingredients into a plastic bag or bowl. Add the potatoes and toss until all of them are coated evenly with the spices.
3. Turn oven to 400 degrees and place potatoes on a baking sheet. Let them cook for 35 to 40 minutes. If you have the patience the longer you go the more crisp the potatoes will be. Make sure to flip once so both sides are golden brown.
4. Drink.
5. Take the potatoes out of the oven and watch your basketball team blow the game again. What a bunch of GDIs.


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Heavy vehicle road pricing in the European Union is governed by EU law, best summarised in a Directive I am quite familiar with.–Directive 1999/62 otherwise (inaccurately) known as the Eurovignette Directive. It sets rules that, in summary, have meant that Member States can charge heavy vehicles for road use, but only up to their contribution towards infrastructure costs. They have been allowed to vary charges based on environmental and congestion factors, but still must only recover in total the costs of maintaining and developing the infrastructure.
IEWY News and Business Green reported changes to the Directive to allow surcharges to be implemented to cover air and noise pollution.
The recently announced changes will mean that Member States will be able to charge large trucks an additional 3 Euro cents per kilometre to cover air pollution and noise.
Charges for congestion (which are already permitted) can now be up to 175 per cent more than the average charge during peak periods of up to five hours. Lorries with greener Euro V-class engines are exempt from the charges until 2014, providing firms with an incentive to operate cleaner fleets. The changes have to be adopted by the European Council and will take two years to come into force.
I'm somewhat wary of charging for noise, given that noise is typically internalised in the prices of properties adjacent to noisy roads. Unless the additional "noise" money is being used to mitigate noise at those properties, it would seem like a less than well targeted surcharge. On air quality, it is simply an extension of what is already done by some Member States (e.g. Germany, Austria, Czech Republic) in charging less for cleaner burning engines compared to the dirtiest ones. That has had positive results in Germany at least, where stats I have seen show a profile of heavy vehicle usage moving significantly towards the Euro IV and V categories of engines. However, congestion based charging is more difficult, given that without charging of all vehicles, you are not seeing much benefit to those paying. Congestion charging of trucks simply means less trucks, with a small improvement in traffic flow, but not to the extent that may be justified by the high toll that the remaining trucks at those times would be paying.
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He is the principal at Ren Dodge Photography which provides commercial photography and video production services. He received a B.A. in Art, Photography from San Francisco State University.
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Cubed Card
Now you can carry 10 minutes of magic...on one business card! This is Card Cubed!
Card Cubed has printed images of 48 dice, but that gives you five full effects to perform using a single business card! That's 10 minutes of magic sitting in your wallet, ready to be used whenever you need. Effects include:
Effect 1 (Mind Reading) - The spectator adds up a row, but your are able to read their mind for the chosen sum.
Effect 2 (Body Language) - An invisible die is rolled by the spectator. Despite them saying Yes to numbers 1 through 6, you can tell from body language what their chosen number is.
Effect 3 (Prediction) - You write a prediction of which die a spectator will land on after a free selection of side, row, and dice in that row. Your prediction always matches.
Effect 4 (Spectator) - The spectator reveals a free choice of any dice on the card. You are able to train your spectator right in front of everyone, without them knowing a thing!
Effect 5 (Spectator) - The spectator reveals whether any dice in a selected row is odd or even. This effect also allows you to train a spectator right in front of everyone, without them knowing a thing!
So get Card Cubed today and always be ready to perform miracles!
"Cubed Card is a simple carry-in-your-wallet item that will give you a good 5 minutes of impromptu mental magic. At $10, it's a bargain!"Rik G
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I hate to write such a poor review, it really is a poor item though. You know that it's not great when the instructional video doesn't fill you with confidence. It's the kinda thing I'd expect to find in a Christmas cracker. Fair enough a few effects have been all contained onto one business card sized prop, but none are particularly strong, and nothing here you won't have seen before. Sorry.
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Coat - Charity Shop
Cardigan - Primark
T Shirt - Primark
Trousers - COS
Boots - Primark
Bag - Mulberry (gift)
This is what I wore yesterday for a leisurely pub lunch in the sunshine. With the weather being so sunny but cold I really couldn't work out what to wear so decided to layer up with my favourite coat and snazzy new cardigan.
This cardigan is a dream. I picked it up on a casual trip to Primark for a fiver...five little pounds...yes please!! It's a burgundy aztec print with fluffy texture, perfect for layering up in these colder months. I wore it round my waist Will.i.am. style for most of the day until the chills really did settle in. Be prepared to see a whole lot more of this bad boy as it's shot straight into my staples!
Paired with my breton stripe tee, waxed trousers and Primark chelsea boots this was the perfect outfit for bumming around in the sunshine. I actually filmed myself getting ready and will be posting it on my Youtube channel at some point this week so watch out for that!
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For every event or project on my plate, I spend hours, if not days, weeks or months, chewing over the details again and again. I make lists. I configure plans. I plan outfits and snacks. If travel is involved, I run directions and miles, scenarios and traffic nightmares until my neck muscles are permanently knotted below my ears and my breath is tight in my chest.
I am an anxious person, and it is probably no surprise that I have an anxious child. Parenting an anxious child when you are an anxious parent comes with exponential new degrees of complication I never could have dreamed of before becoming a mom.
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According to Dr. Jennifer Jipson, an educational advisory board member of The Goddard School and Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and Child Development at California Polytechnic State University,, "Many studies show a familial component to anxiety issues, so situations in which both parents and children are prone to anxiety are common."
This plays out each week in myriad ways, but as an example, even though my third-grader had an entire week to turn in his homework, his anxious mind took one look at the packet on Monday and got overwhelmed.
"I'll never get all of this done," he cried, facedown on the kitchen table. "I'll never have time to play with Daddy or see my friends."
If they could just stop worrying, or calm down, they would have.
My own anxious thoughts followed like a toxic algae bloom. If we don't get his homework done, he'll learn bad habits, I'll spend his teen years fighting him, and he'll never get into college, oh my god.
"It's going to be fine," I said instead. "Just take it one page at a time."
My son began to cry and moan, and I knew that I'd blown it.
Crystal Clancy, a Minnesota-based therapist, suggests this is not a helpful way to approach an anxious child. "I often hear usually well-meaning parents say things like 'Don't worry about it,' or 'Calm down' because they don't know what else to say."
Unfortunately, these kinds of "helpful" comments actually come across to an anxious child as dismissive.
"If they could just stop worrying, or calm down, they would have," Clancy points out.
Many times, anxiety comes for my son with its claws and fangs just when he's trying to sleep. "What if my math teacher keeps me in at recess? What if nobody wants to play with me? How much longer will you and Daddy be alive?" His small face contorts into furrows.
His anxious questions are often rhetorical, leaving me in that gray area of parenting where I can't provide easy comfort, which then kicks my own anxiety into gear. What kind of mother can't soothe her own child? What if he needs therapy or medication one day?
"The most important response is validation," Katie May, a licensed teen therapist in Pennsylvania, says. "When you tell your children that their thoughts and feelings are not as bad as they are communicating, you're rejecting their personal experience of their emotions, which may cause them to shut down."
On the contrary, giving your child understanding and "nonjudgmental acceptance" can help quell the anxiety. It's more helpful to acknowledge that you are both anxious, and to point your child to where your anxiety manifests in your body.
"You might say 'My stomach is in knots and my heart is beating really fast,'" she recommends.
Tackling anxiety head on with validation and gentleness for both parent and child is the best approach.
To really help your child become less anxious, however, you must work on your own anxiety, whether through mindfulness techniques, therapy or exercise.
Jipson also recommends, "Don't overly protect your child from situations that can cause anxiety. Show children that you believe they are competent by not hovering."
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Ultimately, therapists agree that you shouldn't "save" children from potentially anxiety provoking situations, either. Avoiding doesn't give children opportunities to develop and practice skills for coping with anxiety.
Here's a helpful checklist for anxious parents and children:
· Validate the anxiety.
· Acknowledge you both feel it.
· Resist the urge to make it go away or make it better.
· Engage in "square breathing." Hold your breath for a count of four. Repeat this four times. Breathing slows your heart rate and grounds you in the moment.
· Count objects in the room. A game of "I spy" or simple counting can help both of you return to the present moment and take your minds off the anxiety trigger.
· Know the difference between mild anxiety and serious anxiety. If your child's anxiety is interfering with your child's overall happiness, causing sleep troubles, nightmares or accidents, or if they're getting into trouble at school, it may be time to seek professional help.


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The trailer of one of the most anticipated Indian films of the year, Mohenjo Daro, has finally been released.
Star Hrithik Roshan was already teasing with releasing some posters and a teaser of the film a couple of weeks ago, but now we can finally see a full length trailer.
The film is directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, who is known for the Oscar-nominated Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India (2001), and the historical epic Jodhaa Akbar (2008), also starring Roshan.
The story takes place in 2016 B.C. in the city of Mohenjo Daro, one of the oldest known settlements of the ancient Indus civilisation. The film is to feature music by Oscar-winner A.R. Rahman and has one of the highest production budgets in the history of Indian Cinema.
Next to Roshan, the film stars Pooja Hegde and Kabir Bedi.
Mohenjo Daro is set to be released in India and the US on 12 August 2016.
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I wanted to write a quick note and share about my success with your ammo this last weekend at a local match I took part in, my first PRS-style match and only the 5th time I had shot my rifle! I had previously bought a case of 6.5 Creedmoor ammo from you and held onto it for just the right time to use it. I have yet to reload for my rifle and wanted to not have to factor in that learning curve while still understanding how to shoot long range. I decided to unbox each of the 10 boxes and weight sort each cartridge to get an idea of how much of a spread each cartridge might be. I had previously done this with another manufactures ammo of similar quantity but was blown away when 90+% of the case were within 3 grains of each other. When I went to get a baseline for velocity over my chronograph I took 5 rounds that represented both edges of the lot as well as some in the middle so I could figure out the average velocity for my ballistics calculations. I was amazed that there was only around a standard deviation of 20fps! The competitor was easily in the 50's with an extreme spread of 140fps!
At the competition with temps in the low 30s and sustained winds of 15+ with gusts to 25 per my kestrel I was able to effectively hit targets out to 1075 yards and never ran into any issue with the performance of the ammunition. If this ammo can perform in those conditions I would have no issues using it in more favorable conditions with even better results. If I am ever in a pinch for ammo before a competition I would not hesitate to pick up another case of PRIME to use as I would have complete confidence in its ability to perform, allowing me to focus more on the competition itself and less on the components I am using.
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My husband is disabled and gets $1,008 per month. We sold our business last year but we are getting our last payment of $36,000 this year. Do we have to claim this as income? I should make around $30,000 this year. Do I put income as $42,000 or $78,000?
Early Retiree in Missouri
Dear Early Retiree in Missouri,
Profits – not the whole amount of the sale — from a business sale would be considered income. They would be a capital gain (or loss) against the business asset that you sold. So, if you sold your business for $5,000 and your up-front investment was $3,000, then $2,000 would go into your income for the year. So, for the year that you sell the business, you will have a higher income than usual due to the profit (if you in fact make a profit from the sale).
You can estimate your income for your health insurance subsidy, and then report changes in mid-year. The exchange is supposed to be able to adjust your subsidy in mid-year, as your income rises or falls. I say "supposed to" because these systems are all new and untested. This may be a great deal more difficult than we might hope. You can decide whether you are better off under-estimating your income and getting more subsidy, which you may have to pay back later. The alternative is to over-estimate your income and perhaps get some of your subsidy as a tax refund, when you file your taxes.
I definitely would suggest consulting an accountant on these matters.
Special thank-you to Seth Shields, Hammond & Dargis Certified Public Accountants, for helping with this answer.


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WAAGH! Drilteef is the great battle fleet of the infamous Doc Drillteef, Ork warlord and dentist.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Some Trukks!
I decided to keep things light and easy this month. I built two Trukks from a single kit plus a ton of bitz. One of the Trukks features a Grot pilot. I'll likely use this Trukk whenever I buy one as Fast Attack and pack Gretchin inside it. The other Trukk rides pretty high and uses a shaped charge for its "reinforced ram". For that one, I gave it the symbols for Nobz and intend to use it for my blue Meganobz. The red one has been sitting around for quite some time and I'll simply use that for Boyz or my Looted Terminator Meganobz.
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You will get Grand Theft Auto IV: Episodes from Liberty City CD Key (a digital unique code). You need to download the game from unofficial source to use this key.
About the Game:
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City includes both The Lost and Damned, and The Ballad of Gay Tony together on disc and does not require a copy of the original Grand Theft Auto IV to play.
The Lost and Damned is a dark trip through Liberty City's seedy underbelly as outlaw biker, Johnny Klebitz, fights to keep his gang together as a rift in the gang's leadership threatens to tear the brotherhood apart. In The Ballad of Gay Tony, players explore Liberty City's high-end nightlife as Luis Lopez, struggling to balance the temptations of money and vice against loyalties to family and friends. Both episodes feature a slew of new vehicles and weapons, and each episode adds new activities including cage fighting, gang wars and BASE jumping.
If you already have a copy of Grand Theft Auto IV for PC, both individual episodes are available for download on the Games for Windows® - LIVE Marketplace.


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JinF necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 88 diseños de 34 diseñadores freelance.
CTH, Ching-Ta Heating
I am the sales associate of this company we are starting to promote and enhance public image of this company
we are trying to attract more new customers and juice up the company impression with regular customers as well
we would like logo in color of orange and red that will symbolize the existence of heat, which is what the company's product brings,
we are trying to make a brand name CTH,
we offer similar products you can check out on http://www.watlow.com(under heater section) , http://www.tempco.com,
our boss' little request is to add some sort of image of bull to go with the logo,
to symbolize the strength and endurance which carries out by our product
we want the logo to be simple, vivid, comfortable looking, warm feelings,
we dont like complicated lines or textures,
i will try to come up some more when seeing some of your works,
great thanks in advance
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How Bikes and Stairways Go Together
If you're like me, you would definitely steer clear of a stairway when riding your bike. If I didn't veer away, a crazy, bumpy ride ending in a cartwheeling crash would surely result.
But I think there is one instance where cycling and staircases are a perfect match. And there's a fun event this weekend where you can try out my theory.
Before I reveal the steps-and-pedals connection, let me tell you about a great little book about stairways. It's called Seattle Stairway Walks, and it has delighted me and my gang for the last year. Disclosure: it was also produced by Mountaineers Books, who published Biking Puget Sound. I've slipped the slim volume in my pocket and led a number of fascinating city walks using it.
The book is a walking version of what I tried to do with Biking Puget Sound: show you places around the region that you might not have discovered. In this case, it's all about the public stairways hidden around our hilly city.
You can trek up and around Queen Anne, from Capitol Hill down to the Arboretum, or up to the bluffs from Alki in West Seattle. Loops from 2 to 4 miles take you down side streets and up to viewpoints — and usually past an excellent coffee shop or two. The hikes take from 1 to 4 hours in length. You can fit one in between rain showers on a weekend afternoon and feel virtuous while you toddle off to an early movie.
This weekend, you can join in a citywide event celebrating the stairways of Seattle (and the book), and get a taste of this enjoyable activity. Here are details from the website of Feet First, the nonprofit that is hosting "Stairway Walks Day," on Saturday, Feb. 7:
"This family-friendly event takes place in 14 locations across Seattle. Urban explorers are invited to join one of the guided neighborhood walks ranging in location from Fremont to Fauntleroy, and everywhere in between. On these stairway routes you'll discover gems you wouldn't see otherwise. Colorful mosaics, serene pocket parks, restored creeks and gorgeous homes are quietly hidden amid these stairway passages.
Come see the sights and learn the stories that only Seattle stairways can tell… and only your feet can take you!
All proceeds for this event help support Feet First's mission to ensure all communities across Washington are walkable."
There's a suggested donation of $10, but they say that no one will be turned away from joining in the fun. See a list of all the walks, and register at http://stairwaywalksday2015.bpt.me/.
And now, for my theory about how bikes and stairways go together.
It's simple: you might just leave the bike at home during this weekend when the "atmospheric river" that ushers in the "Pineapple Express" is dumping rain measured in inches on our streets.
But you can still work your quads and keep up your fitness, under a waterproof slicker, climbing our city stairways. You'll thank me when you pedal up that first Chilly Hilly ascent.


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Weekend Re-Cap
Temperature: 26° or so?
Distance run/type: 26k / LSD
Clothes: Adidas shorts, Lululemon running tank, Asics 2150s.
Feeling: Good – but really exhausted. I felt slightly delirious during the last 3k. I'm pretty sure I wasn't alone.
100 Push Ups Challenge
- (Friday) – Week 3, Day 2: Maxed out at 34
- (Sunday) – Week 3, Day 3: Maxed out at 30
This past weekend involved two very important firsts:
- I ran 26k for the first time with some amazing friends up North.
- If I could own a cottage (read: mansion) like the one I stayed at, I would definitely consider myself a "cottage person".
It would be an understatement to say that I had an amazing weekend. One of my friends was kind enough to extend an invitation to her cottage for the weekend. Not only was it the most gorgeous cottage that I've ever stepped foot in, but it was fully loaded with a kitchen that was stocked with everything I could have wished for. Needless to say, I begged my friends to let me play in the kitchen more than once throughout the weekend.
My amazing weekend actually began on Friday night, when I went to see Miss Saigon with a friend. I have always loved musicals, and Miss Saigon was one of my favourites growing up, but my mom wouldn't let me see it when it first came to Toronto years ago. When I saw earlier this year that the show was coming back to Toronto, I jumped at the c hance to get tickets. It was everything I was hoping it would be – the singers were outstanding and I was so into it that I started tearing up about a quarter of the way in!
The next morning, I met my friends bright and early to drive up to Lisa's cottage. Being the good, dedicated runners that we are, we forced ourselves to change into our running gear as soon as we made it to the cottage and headed out for our long 26k LSD run. Although it was an enjoyable run and we were so proud of ourselves after we finished, the run itself (especially during the last leg of the run) wasn't pretty. I've started encountering issues that I never had to deal with during my half-marathon training. I know it's good to be discovering these things now on the practice runs instead of on race day, but I'm definitely getting nervous about everything. Each week we've been ramping up the distances and I find myself wondering how I am going to eventually run 42.2 k in a matter of months. Last year with the half, I felt nervous about getting to the half-marathon distance, but I never doubted that I would get there. I am going to admit that there is a lot of doubt right now, but I'm just going to roll with it, follow the program and hope for the best – that's all I can do at this point, right?
When we got back, Christine got to work making multiple Toads in a Hole for us (she made two for each of us!). It was the perfect post-run snack.
After that, we headed into town to pick up groceries and wine.
When we got back, we all took a break for the evening – the other girls took naps to decompress, I got to work prepping a fresh fruit (peach, nectarine, blackberry, and plum) crumble and made a simple sangria. If it's not already obvious, I find cooking very therapeutic and calming.
Then I put together a quick bruschetta appetizer on naan for us to munch on while we prepared dinner.
Then Dawn and Lisa got to work firing up the barbeque. While Dawn grilled up our burger patties, the rest of us prepared the rest of the meal, and set the table.
One beef patty with sauteed mushrooms, feta cheese, tomatoes, onions, mustard, and kale.
As you can see, my salad took over my plate when I finished the burger.
My fruit cobbler turned out fantastic and made the perfect dessert / afternoon snack the next day.
After dinner, like the dedicated runners that we are, we got cosy in the living room and watched Spirit of the Marathon. Oh yes we did. It was a fantastic documentary – and the best part? It follows several runners who are all preparing to run Chicago. It couldn't have come at a perfect time for us, considering we're about halfway through marathon training and were all feeling a little overwhelmed and tired. It's a well-known fact that inspiration can be enhanced by eating lots of snacks. Clearly, this was not a weekend of healthy eats. You only live once, right?
At least we managed to get some of our greens, in the form of kale chips! They were crispy, savoury, and a huge hit!
The next morning, Dawn and I made omelettes for brunch for everyone. I stuffed mine with spinach, tomatoes, basil, feta, salt and pepper. It was heavenly.
Then we spent the rest of the afternoon chatting, reading, and relaxing in the sun room. Oh, and we snacked. A lot.
Those would be empty bags on the floor.
Eventually, we packed up and headed back to the city. It was such a lovely weekend – I was so sad for it to be over! Here's hoping there will be a next time soon! In the meantime, we've got lots of fun things planned over the next few months, including concert tickets to see Stars in October, a visit to Angela's Glo Bakery stand at the Oakville Farmer's Market (the girls *loved* the glo bars that I brought up to share with them!).
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Tornmile: Part 11
Part XI: Vengeance Denied
If Ferrer was at all surprised by Brielle's pronouncement of a death sentence, he did not show it. Instead, he raised a hand to his face, leaning on it, elbow propped against the edge of his desk. He could have been exceedingly bored.
"I see," he said, "then perhaps you would do me the courtesy of moving your sword to the left slightly. The blood is going to drip on this letter and it did take some time to write."
Brielle looked at him, sure he must be joking, toying with her, but his face moved into an expression of polite request. She pulled the sword back, touching the point to the ground by her foot.
"Thank you," he said picking up the letter, sealing it with wax and laying it to one side. "Now, where were we? Oh yes, you're here to kill me. May I ask why?"
"You burned down my inn because I refused to pay you not to. You burned my home to the ground, everything I owned, and everything I worked for since my brother died at Lapion. That is why I am going to kill you, every single one of your men that held a torch, and anyone who tries to stop me."
"Your brother was at Lapion when it fell? A bad business that. I'm sorry for your loss. Out of interest, before you spit me with that very fine sword, how many of my men have you killed so far? It's good to keep track, that's all. For business, I mean."
"Three," he repeated, raising his eyebrows, "I see."
"Are we done now? Talk won't stop me taking my vengeance."
"I have nothing more to say to you," he said pleasantly, "but they might."
He pointed over her shoulder and she turned to see a group of men standing in the doorway. Some she recognised from the courtyard, others she did not. All of them brandished weapons; cudgels, knives, swords, and staffs. She flicked her sword up towards Ferrer, the point in front of his face.
"Move and your boss dies," she said.
They watched her, eyes narrowing, but they stayed where they were. Circle the desk, take him hostage. She stepped to her left, keeping her eyes on the men at the door, and felt a heavy thud as Ferrer shoved the table forward, knocking her off balance. The blade whisked away from his face and the gang came forward.
Brielle ducked awkwardly under a swipe from a cudgel, sticking her dagger into the wielder's thigh and then pulling it loose to twist around him and drive the mermaid sword into the next man's chest. The dagger in her left band went backwards and found the kidneys of the man with the cudgel, and then she whirled around, sidestepping a sword stroke and blocking a thrust from a knife. Attackers came at her from all directions, and she focused on trying to cut a path to the door, focused on staying alive, but a swift blow from a quarterstaff to the back of her head sent her sprawling to her knees, weapons spilling free of her hands.
Someone grabbed her wrists, pulling her to her feet, preventing her from grabbing the second dagger, which another of the men found and pulled from its sheath and tossed on the desk with its counterpart and the sword. Ferrer exhaled heavily and returned to his seat, pulling the table back into position.
"Thank you, gentlemen," he said, returning his attention to the stack of parchments in front of him, "rest assured you will be rewarded for your troubles."
"What shall we do with her, boss?" the man holding Brielle asked.
He did not look up, merely waved a hand at them.
"Kill her."
The command came from the doorway, but Brielle could not turn to see who had issued it. The gang hefted their weapons ready for use but Ferrer, looking up from his parchments again, waved them down. A young man in riding boots and clothes equally as fine as Ferrer's, if not more so, strode into the room. It couldn't be!
"My name is Darian Astur," he said, "and I offer you a trade. This woman stole her clothes and weapons from my house where she was a guest, receiving treatment for some injuries. I took her in and she repaid me by stealing my clothes, my weapons, and my money."
Darian pulled the coin purse from Brielle's belt and opened it, emptying the contents onto Ferrer's desk. The gang eyed the golden coins greedily.
"You can keep all the gold, divide it however you like amongst the men who have apprehended her, but in return I get to take her with me, along with all my other possessions."
He gestured to the sword and daggers on the table. Ferrer looked up from the gold to Darian as if weighing up the pros and cons.
"She has killed several of my men; I cannot let her go for a simple bit of gold. You may take the weapons and the clothes in exchange for this purse, but not the girl."
Brielle struggled to free herself. Take the clothes! She would spit him where he sat if she could get free and damn the consequences. Without the inn she had nothing to live for. She had no idea what had happened to her father and it was unlikely he was in any state to notice her absence. She could not find him dead, true, but at least she would die avenging his property.
"She seems to be quite the handful, but it would a shame to waste such a pretty face. I offer you double the money to take her with me."
Darian drew a purse from his own coat and threw it down on the desk. Ferrer nodded.
"That would adequately compensate my men for their trouble. I agree to your bargain, Darian Astur. I hope you know what you are doing; this Rose has thorns."
"Not for long," Darian said, laughing. Ferrer joined in, and his gang came in much later, eager to please their boss. Brielle's rage exploded; she wrenched herself free, pulled the misericorde from the sheath on her thigh and stabbed it towards Darian. He caught her wrist as easily as if she had not been moving, strong arms stopping her thrust.
"That is mine too," he said, pulling it from her grasp and tucking it into her belt. He span her round by her wrist and bent her arm up behind her back, pinioning her. She did not struggle, worried that if she did he would push her arm upwards and snap it.
"Quite the specimen, is she not?" Ferrer said, "Be sure to break her well, won't you?"
"Bastard!" Brielle yelled, "I will be back and next time I will kill you. I will have my rightful vengeance."
Ferrer stood and for the first time he looked affected by something that had been said. Even when he had laughed with Darian there had been the composed reserve. Now the beginnings of a fire kindled in his eyes. He circled around the desk and strode over to her, gripping her face in his hands and turning it to the two corpses on the floor. She tried to twist from his grasp.
"Look at them!" he growled, "Look at them!"
She stopped trying to free herself and looked at the men she had killed. Blood was soaking into the floorboards where they lay, seeping from the wounds in their chest and back. Only one was face up, his eyes open; a glassy-eyed stare that saw nothing. She swallowed nervously. Ferrer did not look at them. His face was close to hers, his eyes boring into her. She could feel his breath on her cheek and spit as he spoke.
"You think you are better than them, do you? You kill a man with a sword, you look him in the eyes when he dies, and you think you are a soldier or the hand of the Emperor of Heaven himself, but you are not. I have watched the lights die in the eyes of men, women, even children, just as you watched the light die in the eyes of my men, but I have never pretended that it was just. That is where our similarities end. You are a murderer as much as I am, killing people for you own ends. Thinking that what you do is justice might help you sleep more easily, but it won't comfort the widows and orphans you make with your blades. Talk as much of vengeance as you like, but there is still blood on your hands and nothing will wash it away."
He released her face and Brielle braced herself for the strike she thought was coming, but he seemed to think better of it. The room was completely silent. No one moved except Ferrer, who turned away from her and strode back towards the desk, speaking now to Darian.
"Get her out of my sight before I change my mind about our deal, Darian Astur."
Darian shoved her in the back to turn her, scooped up the weapons from the desk in his free hand and marched her towards the door. The gang of Ferrer's men parted like waves split by the prow of a warship. None of them took their eyes off her though and Brielle could feel them watching her even after Darian had started them down the stairs.
Ferrer's words rang in her ears, and the faces of the five men she had killed tonight rose in her memory; the fat square face of No-Neck, the thin one of Weasel-Face, the surprised look on the door ward's face when she had run him through, the confused mix of features that belonged to the first man from Ferrer's office whose face she had not seen properly and worst of all, that glassy-eyed stare. Looking down at her free hand, she saw that it was red, caked with blood, dirt, and sweat. She wiped it on the coat, trying to get it clean, beginning to weep with frustration when it remained steadfastly crimson.
"Stop it," Darian said, "Rose, please. It's going to be all right."
He released her other arm and she turned to look at him. They were halfway down the stairs between then first storey and the exit. He shifted the mermaid blades in his hands to slide them under his belt and took her hands in his own.
"Rose, listen to me. Pay no attention to what Ferrer said. You are not a murderer; those men, they're criminals all of them, most taken from the prisons before they can be executed. They're doomed by the law to die. But even if they weren't, you faced them in combat, they were armed, and they would have killed you if they could have. There is no shame in that, but honour. Do you understand?"
Brielle nodded, but she knew the door ward and Weasel-Face had been different.
"I'm sorry I said those things about you," he said, "I had to or he wouldn't have let me take you at any price."
She managed a smile and nodded once more to show her understanding. He nodded back, and then took her arm gently to lead her to the bottom of the stairs. The bar from the door had been splintered and its debris lay across the floor. She glanced to the upturned stool, but there was no body lying there. When they emerged into the courtyard, she saw the door ward, torso bare, and a thick band of cloth wrapped around his stomach. No blood showed through the material and he sat quite at ease, being tended to by another of Ferrer's men. Seeing Brielle, the door ward scowled and tried to rise, but the man's hand on his shoulder and Darian's hand moving to the hilt of the mermaid sword made him sink down into his seat.
The body of Weasel-Face lay face down in the centre of the courtyard, surrounded by a small pool of blood. Darian glanced at the corpse and Brielle clenched her arm around his.
"He tried to force me before I made him bring me here. He threatened to make good on that attempt when he realised I was alone against all of Ferrer's men."
She tried to find the hatred that had made her stab him come into her words, but she could not, only managing to sound pleading and apologetic. Darian pulled her closer to him and moved her passed Weasel-Face's corpse.
"Good riddance," he said, and lead Brielle out into the street.


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Tindora, ivy gourd or kovakkai is one of my favorite vegetable. Back home these vines are so abundant in the country side. Tindora in the south, especially tamil nadu is considered the poor man's vegetable.
But here , it's so exotic and for people like me driving 60 miles to an Indian store, getting kovakkai is so special!
Here is new version of tindora made with gram flour/ besan along with cashews, amchur and vinegar. It caught my attention the moment i saw this recipe. I know, it's deep fried! But hey, It's OK to indulge and spoil our self once in a while, right?... stop thinking, it is right!
It tasted crispy with cashews in between. My hubby not a big fan of kovakkai liked this one!
Get Ready
- 1 & 1/2 cups Julienned Tindora
- 1 cup besan/ chick pea flour
- 1/4 tsp Amchur powder/ dry mango powder
- 1/2 tsp cumin powder
- 1 tsp red chilli powder
- 1/3 cup cashews broken
- 1 tbsp vinegar
- salt to taste
- 1 cup water
- Oil to deep fry
- Add all the powders, salt, cashews, besan &vinegar to the tindora pieces.
- Sprinkle water little by little and toss everything till the besan coats the tindora. Don't add all the water at once and make a bajji mavu!
- one can also add some cornflour or rice flour too for the extra crispiness.
- Heat enough oil to deep fry in a pan.
- Drop the besan coated tindora one by one and deep fry them till crispy or medium brown.
Serve hot as a snack by itself or as a side with rice dish!


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The 2015 Muppets calendar consists of photos from Muppets Most Wanted and includes a downloadable desktop wallpaper. It was published in July 2014 by ACCO Brands. The calendar uses a 19-month format and includes one photo of a scene with 80s Robot that was cut from the movie.
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Sunday, January 01, 2012
The 2011 Movie Post
Previous movie posts: 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, and 2005.
I saw 22 movies this year. I hope you enjoy my movie list!
1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 – Sweet relief. The Harry Potter series is over, and I loved it. I am glad that I was able to conclude this series in 2D because it is so much more enjoyable for me to see a 2D movie than a 3D movie. I enjoyed the characters, the action, and I especially appreciated how well Snape's memories played out on screen. They ended this series well, and I think the entire saga was completed very well and individually in each movie. I can watch the whole series over and over, which is great and unfortunate since eight movies take SO LONG to watch.
2. The Help – I was finally able to watch this movie without distraction, and I really enjoyed it. I especially liked the Minny and Celia storyline of this movie. I thought all the actors did a great job. I also liked that I was able to talk to my parents about the movie since they saw it, as well. And then my dad shared a story about being in Meridian during that time period and giving a guy a ride home. When he dropped off the man, a cop stopped my dad to tell him that they didn't do things like that in Meridian. So, basically, I liked that the movie addressed real issues in our not-too-distant past in some areas of the country and did it in an entertaining way.
3. Hugo – I would have liked this movie better had I been able to see it in 2D. I kept getting distracted and annoyed by aspects of the 3D. However, I loved the storyline, and I appreciate how true to the book they produced this movie. The actors played well, and I liked the scenery and sets. I also enjoyed the mini movies within this movie. I think I could watch this movie over and over again.
4. Jane Eyre – This is probably my favorite Jane Eyre thus produced. I liked the script adaptation, and I liked the actors. After seeing this version, I ended up watching pretty much every other version. That being said, I don't think it's necessary to keep producing the same movie over and over again. BUT, I am glad that the only one ever made was not the Timothy Dalton version. Man. Wow. That one was rough to watch at some points.
4 and a half. 17 Miracles - I write this post using internet sites with all the movie release dates of the year. The problem is that 17 Miracles wasn't on it, probably because it never made it to wide release, and I finished this post without including this movie. This is where it probably would have gone for me. I unfortunately forgot tissues and cried during a good portion of the movie. Clearly it's a niche movie, but for me, it was great.
5. Source Code – For some reason I didn't even really know about this movie at all when it came out. I watched it on DVD and really enjoyed it. It reminded me of a mix between Groundhog Day and Inception or Gattaca or something. And it was like a chick flick for guys, hereafter referred to as a "dude flick," which means that the movie is a love story about a guy who loves a girl, only guys wouldn't consider it a chick flick because there's action and other stuff "for guys." Anyway, the point being is that it was good, and you should see it. Why haven't you seen it?
6. Kung Fu Panda 2 – I really hate that I am enjoying animated sequels so much. I am so used to sequels automatically being garbage that it's strange for me to really enjoy sequels as much as I do. I blame Disney's rapid-production, straight-to-DVD history for my opinions. Anyway, this movie was so humorous to me, and I really enjoyed the storyline and jokes.
7. Cars 2 – I probably wouldn't have enjoyed this movie so much if I hadn't been watching the James Bond series. There were a lot of implied jokes in the movie that came directly from James Bond movies, and they made me giggle, especially the fact that one of the spy's names was Holly Shiftwell. That still amuses me to no end.
8. X-Men: First Class – This movie was almost back up to par of the enjoyability of the first two X-Men movies. The storyline was good and compelling. I liked that Kevin Bacon was an antagonist of the movie, and I thought that the character development was remarkably good for having so many characters. This movie was entertaining.
9. Midnight in Paris – I liked the music in this movie a lot. I feel like it was another "dude flick," and I enjoyed the historical and cultural references in the movie. The message of the movie was good, too, and I really liked seeing the various perspectives shown. I also liked that having been to Paris, I was able to recognize various places shown in the movie.
10. Super 8 – For me this movie really did feel like a throwback to the 80s teen sci-fi flicks. It reminded me of E.T., Stand By Me, Red Dawn, and even The Lost Boys. It was a bit cheesy, but so were those films. It made me laugh, and it was a great nostalgia movie. I liked that it captured a bit of my childhood movie-viewing experiences.
I also enjoyed the following movies:
Winnie the Pooh – Remember how I don't love the The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh? Well, this movie was actually pretty good. I liked that the antagonist wasn't really an antagonist. This is one of the truest and best children's movies that I've ever seen.
Captain America – The First Avenger – You know, the premise of this movie is really kind of dumb, but I thought that the movie was well made and entertaining! I am impressed that the movie makers were able to pull it off as well as they did.
Thor – I saw this in a theater that was playing it in about 5 theaters, and we just happened to find the perfect showing in 2D! Score! I enjoyed this movie. It was pretty fun, even though it probably won't ever be considered "quality".
The Adjustment Bureau – Another dude flick. I walked into the theater knowing that it was really a chick flick, but there was a whole row of guys I knew there without their wives or girlfriends. I'm glad that our society has progressed far enough that guys can go see a movie about love without feeling the need to be heckled about it and actually truly enjoy it. Even if they don't realize it. I liked the movie.
Mars Needs Moms – I thought this was a cute movie. The animation slightly bothered me for some reason, but the story was endearing. I can see why some people might not like it (it's kind of weird), but I thought it was cute and nice.
Rango – I am surprised this movie got as good of reviews that it did. Not that it was bad, but I think it was a quirky movie with a storyline that wasn't really anything special. I guess there are more quirky people in the world than I thought.
Rio – This movie provides enough laughs for you if you're in a laughing mood.
Limitless – This movie was a little trippy like how "Memento" is a little bit trippy. I would have liked it better, but I felt like I needed to shower after watching it, as the protagonist was despicable. Still, though, it was intriguing.
These movies were alright:
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides – Okay. Uh huh. It was alright. Still like the first movie best.
Green Lantern – It was. It just was.
I didn't like the following movie:
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 – I hate to say it, but I'm not even looking forward to Part 2 because Part 1 was just so boring and kind of insufferable. And gross.
Movies I wanted to see from 2010 and saw, as well as the ones you suggested in last year's comments:
Unstoppable – Actually pretty good. I like movies that are based on a true story that are pretty good.
The Social Network – Interesting. I kind of like that I watched a movie based on really recent history, like within the last decade.
MegaMind – This movie made me laugh a lot. I really enjoyed it.
The King's Speech – The acting was superb. I enjoyed this movie.
True Grit – Yeah. I really liked this movie. It would have made the top 10 last year, had I seen it in the year.
Tron: Legacy – This movie was pretty entertaining and good. And I enjoyed the music and the special effects.
Ramona and Beezus – I thought it was fun. I can recommend it if you're interested in that kind of movie.
Secretariat – I probably wouldn't see this movie repetitively, but I enjoyed the movie. It was good.
Movies I didn't necessarily want to see from 2010 but saw anyway:
The Tourist – I felt like this movie was attempting to be a Hitchcock film and that Angelina Jolie was attempting to be Audrey Hepburn, but neither happened successfully. The movie was okay, though.
127 Hours – I actually did want to see this, but it just wasn't on last year's list. I liked it, even though I totally couldn't watch the bloody part of the movie.
Movies I still want to see from 2011:
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules – I hear they're doing yet another one, so I'm actually pretty skeptical about this one.
Footloose – Maybe. I mean, could it really be better than the 80s one?
Like Crazy
Tower Heist – Maybe.
Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Cowboys & Aliens
The Tree of Life - Maybe.
Is there something you saw that I should totally see? Thanks for reading. Don't forget to opine in the comments.
11 comments:
- The Dawg, Lib-Dawg said...
Okay I was just wondering the other day (SERIOUSLY) if it was time for you to do a movie post. I'm glad you loved "The Help" - you should read the book, it's just as amazing as the movie.
I still have't seen "17 Miracles" but my Mother got it for Christmas so I may have to borrow it and have a box of tissues. ;)
I'm glad someone (You) finally saw "Midnight in Paris" I have been wondering about that movie. So, I may put it on my Netflix.
Also, I just was told about "Super 8," and was given a great review, so now I have two.
I haven't seen the movie "Win Win" yet, but heard really good things about it. It's by the people who did "Little Miss Sunshine." It must be good if it was done by them.
Just saw "Jack and Jill" this week. Typical Adam Sandler movie, but amazingly clean.
I have to admit "Breaking Dawn Part 1" I am a fan of. It was just magical - okay make fun of me all you want...it was my favorite out of the series.
Do not see "A Little Help," and "Our Idiot Brother." Absolutely slow and terrible.
- January 02, 2012 11:44 AM
- KieraAnne said...
I love reading your movie posts, they're so informative. We saw Harry Potter and X-men of your top ten. I agree they were pretty good and Harry Potter did a good job of rounding out the series. I'm also not a fan of 3D and avoid it if at all possible. We saw Captain America and Thor. CA was better than I thought it would be and Thor was way cheesier then I was expecting. Saw Pirates..it was okay. I agree that the first in the series was the best. Saw Twilight. It was boring. A whole lot of nothing happened, but it was super gross to see Bella so skinny and skeletal. I agree about the Tourist. Angelina seemed to be trying to channel Audrey Hepburn with the outfits and hair especially and I don't know what it was about the way they dressed her but I kept getting distracted by how bony she was and her complete lack of hip bones. You could tell she was supposed to be this gorgeous femme fatale type but the more I looked at her in that movie the less attractive she appeared to me. Which is strange since normally I think she's pretty.
We saw Sherlock Holmes. From what I saw the first was better, but my opinion shouldn't be trusted as I fell asleep and missed some scenes.
We also saw Crazy, Stupid, Love. I'll warn you that you have to give it through the first hour before making any judgements. We watched the first 53 minutes and then turned it off because it had no real redeeming qualities up to that point. But the next day I finished the movie and it did get much better after that.
I also want to see Cowboys and Aliens, I've heard it's good and The Help. I've also heard that Rise of the Planet of the Apes is good but I haven't seen it yet. :)
- January 02, 2012 2:12 PM
"The Muppets" was incredibly pleasant. You should see it; I think you would really love '80s robot.
- January 02, 2012 2:54 PM
Great list! You reminded me of some movies that I have been wanting to add to my Netflix queue.
We saw the Sherlock Holmes movie last week, and it was pretty similar to the first one -- well, maybe it was actually a little better. We enjoyed it.
I would just like to recommend that you avoid the Transformers movie (not that you need to be told this).
- January 03, 2012 3:43 PM
- Nilla said...
If you are into creepy alien hands coming out of the alien's chest, you should see Cowboys and Aliens.
- January 05, 2012 2:39 PM
Hey, I learned a new word: opine! Really, I've never used the word before and maybe have never heard it before, so... thanks! :)
Great list! I've only seen three of the movies on the list. Wanna guess which ones? I'll give you hints.
One is about an animated panda.
One is miracle-related.
And one is "that kind of movie". :)
Okay, so those were more than hints. :P
- January 05, 2012 4:20 PM
- Cardine said...
Libby - I am shocked! Breaking Dawn Part 1 was your favorite? Also, I should check out Win Win.
Kiera - Thanks for the warning about Crazy, Stupid, Love. It's good to have lowered expectations! And I look forward to your comments!
Cash - I think we know why I don't want to see The Muppets. Actually, they're somewhat tolerable, but I really don't like Miss Piggy!
Dub - I will be avoiding Transformers. Don't worry about that! (Another benefit of being single is not having to be around that movie, since I guess a lot of guys like it?!?)
Nilla - I am a huge fan of alien hands coming out of alien chests! Yes!
Sarah - Excellent choices. I enjoyed all of those movies!
- January 05, 2012 11:00 PM
- tearese said...
so, I've been waiting for a time when I'm not holding the baby to comment on this, but I'm still holding the baby so I'll comment as best I can..
At my parents, my dad always takes us to the movies, and We got to see Mission Impossible and Sherlock Holmes; we thought they were both really good. We also got Cowboys and Aliens on NEtflix, and it was also a fun one.
As for the rest: Harry Potter we loved; it was so much better than part one, which just moved so slowly. Except I felt that his wand connecting with Voldemorts soo many times in the final scenes was getting a little old.
I still want to see the Help and Hugo, and i just put the Paris one in my queue.
Source Code was very cool, and we loved X-men as well. We recently watched Super 8, which was also fun. I liked the faux zombie movie in it at the end. The Adjustment bureau wasn't about what I thought it would be, but we really liked it.
Cars2, Captain America, Green Lantern,and Thor were all okay, Joseph really liked them though.
I liked The Tourist, but figured out what was going on pretty early on.
We watched Limitless and Mars Needs Moms when I was in labor. Limitless was trippy, and I don't remember the end of the mars one, because I made Joseph turn it off (I was having a baby) and when he watched the end later that night I wasn't really paying attention.
Also. I don't get why the movie industry seems to think 3-D is such a good idea. Almost everyone I know hates it, and would rather see things in 2-D. In the end, I think it's going to flop, unless it somehow developes into something else.
- January 17, 2012 10:08 AM
- tearese said...
oh yeah, we saw the new transformers movie, since Joseph is a big fan of them. Seriously, I've seen parts of all of them,b ut have yet to actually watch the entirety of any of them. This last one was interesting for the first half, as the plot was being developed. The second half was entirely cgi action, and was soooo boring. I fell asleep.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes was excellent, despite that Franco guy being in it. WHy is he in everything these days?
- January 17, 2012 10:13 AM
- B said...
You have to see Mission Impossible. The other MIs were somewhat lame and the second was terrible, but Ghost Protocol was very entertaining. It didn't suffer from "I'm Tom Cruise and I'm so cool" which is how some of the others came off. Plus one of the stars was BMW. It's always good when cool cars have a prominent role.
You could miss Tower Heist and still have seen it.
I agree that Unstoppable was good.
Those were the only movies on your list that I saw.
- January 18, 2012 9:08 PM
- Cardine said...
Tearese - I'm glad you finally were able to comment. I love hearing your assessment of everything, especially things that I haven't seen, like Transformers and Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
I've noticed that there were 3 movies from my list that were nominated for Best Picture this year, and I'm a little nervous that this means that I'm getting out of touch with the average person. A lot of times Best Picture Nominations haven't been movies I've wanted to watch. I also have Moneyball right now from Netflix, and I honestly think I'm going to like it. That worries me. Am I becoming crazy, or is the Academy just liking movies that I like now?
B - I did end up seeing MI4, and I liked it, but I will probably always like the first one the best. I was a fan of that one. I agree; the second one was terrible!
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In May 2010 I published some photographs of the Dukinfield Arms on Old Hyde. They were taken by Alan Young, a guitarist with the classic rock band, Par Avion from Charleston, WV, who came over in June 1990, together with Tim Thompson (manager & bass guitarist), Brian Young (drummer), Tena Hall (vocalist and now his wife) and Dennis Loudermilk (sound technician). They stayed at the Dukinfield Arms while doing a number of gigs in the area.
He sent me several photos which I matched with modern views. However I was unable at the time to place these photographs of The Union. Recently, though, I discovered an entry in the Pubs of Manchester blog, which places it in Higher Ardwick.
Alan's photograph, featuring Dennis, Brian and Tena, shows that is was then a Wilson's pub. It later changed to the Burtonwood brewery before closing down in 2009.
A week ago I went to check it out for myself. I found it on the corner of Union Street and Higher Ardwick. It has been converted into the "Spicy Grill", a tandoori takeaway which still advertises a "A Warm & Friendly Welcome".
On the opposite side of Higher Ardwick is the former Ardwick Conservative Club which was built in 1878. That is now occupied by the "Bead Shop" which offers a range of jewellery making classes.
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Hi, my name is David Joseph Chiappetta and I was born on July 27, 2007. I was born with something called holoprosencephaly and it means that my brain was not divided and I don't really have much of a brain. I do have a brain stem which controls my heart and lungs so that's good. My hypothalamus doesn't work either though so I can get either really hot or really cold very easily and quickly. Mom and Dad have to be my thermometer for me though which keeps them pretty busy at times. I also have a feeding tube in my stomach so I can eat since I can't swallow and I have a trache so I can breathe since I only have one nostril and it's blocked. Mom and dad have to suction me out too since I get mucuous buildup and have acid reflux. Sometimes I can keep them busy with that too. I also have Diabetes Insipidus which is a water issue and so I have to be given a certain amount of water with my medicines. If my sodium level is too high then that will cause me to have more seizures as well as if my temperature gets too high. I already have a seizure condition because of my lack of brain so some things can make it more complicated like high temperature and high sodium. See, my normal temperature range is 94 degrees to 97 degrees. Anything above that can cause me to have more seizures. See, I told you I keep my parents busy. :-) The doctors said though that I may not make it to birth and if I did I would only live a month or so. They also said that I will not be able to talk or walk or crawl or any of those normal baby things. Well, I'm here to tell you that I am4 years old now and I am learning to pick my head up when on my tummy! I'm also learning to put some weight on my legs and I laugh and smile. Cool huh? I just wanted to add that although you see mom and dad in the description above...it has just been mommy and me for a while now since daddy passed away in January of 2010.
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Hi there everyone. Just giving a little update as to what has happened and what will be happening. I turned a big 4 years old on Wednesday! Quite an accomplishment to say the least! On Wednesday I had an appointment with my neurologist to talk about a new form of therapy for my seizures. I am not doing well on the medicines and have basically "failed" two or more seizure medicines they have tried. So since that has happened we still need to find a way of controlling my seizures. This new form is called Vagus Nerve Stimulation. It is a little pacemaker type gadget that will be inserted in under my left chest and then an incision in my neck so that the wires can be threaded through and wrap around the vagus nerve in my neck. It then will basically send little electrical signals to my brain through way of the vagus nerve and stimulate that nerve in order then to help control more of my seizures since again the meds are not working. If we don't go this route then there are just a few other meds we can try but they have more harmful side effects as well as we are now very limited to just a few because of how it has to be given through my feeding tube. This new VNS therapy will require surgery and that is kind of scary. There is just a lot to think about and think of where we go from here. Within a week though we should meet with a neurosurgeon and he will explain surgery in more detail and if he even feels comfortable with doing such a surgery on me. After that meeting if it's a go and that's what we lean toward then surgery will be scheduled shortly after that. God is good and He holds tomorrow in His hands. As a wise person just said to mommy today that this is where faith has to trust that God will ALWAYS ultimately be in control! So we have to step out in faith and see where God leads.
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