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And i said Hunter + Priest = OOM healer in under a minute. You can't dispel a mana burn, and If you haven't experienced it first hand you wouldn't know, multiple times i've looked up at my mana bar to see it under 70% (and yes i'm well over 10k mana) after only casting 3 or 4 flash heals. Also explain your logic on going oom with using a 270 mana skill that can only be cast every 15 seconds. They'd have to use it 30 times for it to use over 8k mana which would take just over seven minutes to do... so no the hunter wouldn't be soon OOM himself.
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yea BUT im not ONLY casting Viper string but arcane shot, auto shot esacpe skills etc. all take like 100-300 mana
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Helloween is a band that loves the idea of concept albums. But that's about it. Because when it comes to the actual execution of the thing, well – they sort of just do their own thing. Not that I care. And here's why.
So the "concept" is taken from Nostradamus. So you know it's going be all downhill. Doomsday dropkicks don't make money out of good news stories. Which might explain why the album opener is called "We Burn". I'm not entirely convinced that it's based on Nostradamus, but I am pretty sure it's rooted in something called heavy metal. Deris wrote the thing complete with back breaking riffing and a catchy onslaught for a chorus. This is album opener central people.
But back to Nostradamus. I think i'm pretty safe in guessing that "Steel Tormenter" doesn't have much to do with the guy. But i'm pretty happy to be corrected by anyone that can dig up a prophetic quatrain where he talks about Deris and Weikath teaming up to let rip with a road rage anthem that makes Judas Priest sound like elevator music. But even that's just a curtain raiser compared to what happens next.
"Power" is the song that changes everything. From the machine gun power chord intro to spine tingling verses to deafening chorus – this one leaves no exit wounds because the bullets stay lodged. And yet the truth is that on an album this good – and even on a song this powerful – Weikath is merely cocking his weapon for more to come.
But let's not forget Deris though. Two albums in as Helloween's new frontman and his songwriting smarts just keep getting better. "Forever And One (Neverland)" is heartbreak reduced to hurt reduced to a ballad you won't forget. And "Before The War" is crushing speed metal delivered with death metal brutality and a thrash intensity. Missing Kiske? He was good, but have a listen to this song to get an idea of why Weikath chased this guy for years to get him onboard.
So back to Weikath. Not since Keepers 2 has he made so sizable a contribution to a Helloween album. And it shows. "Kings Will Be Kings" roars and shreds its way to yet another chorus that sounds like it invented the word. And the guitar solo is so epic it's practically a separate track. Hold on to the word epic actually, you're going to need it for a song called "Mission Motherland".
The first thing you notice about this song is lyrics about aliens crash landing to earth. They try to fit in, have a tough time of it – and decide to go into some sort of hibernation instead. What Weikath is really writing about is the plight of refugees the world over. So you get social care factor by way of science fiction analogy by way of a metal masterpiece.
The music of the song is credited to Weikath and Helloween. It's a strange credit but is easily explained by a couple of lengthy jam sessions in the song. They're okay, but nothing can take away from the overwhelming melodic firepower of verses, a chorus and a haunting coda that cry foul at the way humans beings sometimes treat each other. In fact it almost seems sacrilegious to bother trying to follow a song like this, but Helloween do with two more songs anyway.
The only one that matters is the ballad by Weikath. It's called "If I Knew" and years later he would go on the record as saying it sounded too much like a Beatles tune for its own good. I know The Beatles and they don't sound like this. Unless I've missed their greatest heavy metal band on the planet period. Which sort of sums up this album. Period.


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I'm following the square foot method, since it seems like the most straightforward technique for container gardening.
I sowed leek, pepper, eggplant, and artichoke seeds about one week ago in an egg carton on my windowsill. Most of the seeds have germinated. Simple magic.
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Lindsay Lohan -- A Hoarder?!
She may be a fabulous celebrity living in glamourous Hollywood, but Lindsay Lohan recently revealed in an interview her dirty secret -- she's a hoarder!
While La Lohan's "hoarding" may be a result of just too much stuff ... when does collecting cross the line into mental illness? In one mom's case, it was when hoarding got so bad she was literally pushed out of her house and living homeless.
Meet Cynthia Lester, a documentary filmmaker whose mother, Eugenia, suffers from obsessive hoarding disorder. At her worst, her mother was so bad that she was living in her garden because she couldn't get into her house anymore. When the city threatened to take her mom's home away, Cynthia and her brothers stepped in. Cynthia actually documented everything in her documentary "My Mother's Garden" -- and what happened next was something no one expected. She captured it all on film.
True hoarders are not your average shoe or bag collectors; instead, they may collect large quantities of old newspapers, magazines, greeting cards, bottles, junk mail, plastic containers, broken appliances, old clothes, shoes, and furniture, among other things. Unlike most people who throw things away once they break, compulsive hoarders save broken and useless things -- they also tend to save quantities of stuff that can greatly go beyond what a person could possibly ever need. This could include buying things such as several cases of soap or paper goods at a time or dozens of an item that might be on sale, but of which most people would only own one.
We wanted to delve further into the psychology of hoarding, so we talked to Dr. Oakley, a licensed clinical psychologist, full-time clinical professor at the UCLA Department of Psychology, and director of the Center for Cognitive Therapy.
ML: Is hoarding a kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder?
Dr. Oakley: There is considerable debate about whether hoarding should be considered a sub-type of OCD or an entirely different disorder. There is a program of research on compulsive hoarding currently conducted that may lead to further clarification of the diagnostic status of this condition.
ML: How common is compulsive hoarding and what are its features?
Dr. Oakley: Hoarding is a relatively common symptom of OCD with estimates of 18% of those with OCD exhibiting hoarding as a symptom, according to Rasmussen and Eisen. OCD afflicts approximately 1-2% of the population.
The features of hoarding include (1) the acquisition of and failure to discard a large number of possessions that appear to be useless or of limited value; (2) living spaces sufficiently cluttered to an extent that precludes activities for which those living spaces are designed; and (3) significant distress or impairment in functioning caused by the hoarding.
ML: How can you tell if someone is an over-avid collector or a hoarder?
Dr. Oakley: The main distinguishing features are the value of the objects and the degree of clutter caused by the collection. With hoarding, the objects are without value and the clutter is to an extent that it precludes activities for which those living spaces are designed.
ML: What are the causes of hoarding and/or OCD?
Dr. Oakley: Hoarding and OCD have no specific cause. There is no currently identifiable gene for OCD, although there tend to be genetic determinants for anxiety disorders in general.
ML: Are there treatments available for hoarding?
Dr. Oakley: There are cognitive-behavioral treatments that are helpful with hoarding, although it tends to be a difficult sub-type to treat. Exposure-response prevention, where the individual identifies and tests beliefs associated with the resulting anxiety in discarding items and a hierarchy of difficulty with discarding items is established, are key elements. Decision-making rules about discarding items is also developed. As with OCD in general, hoarding does not tend to improve without treatment.
To see more of Cynthia Lester's documentary "My Mother's Garden," please visit www.mymothersgardenmovie.com.
Hording is so amazing to me. I'm such the opposite that I can't stand clutter around me. I can't even feel comfortable when I have too much fat on my body and I really want to get rid of my post pregnancy tummy. I need to have as much space around me as possible and hoarding seems to put you in a prison. I just don't get it.
My dad has been writing a book precisely on point with this blog, I have emailed him the web address so perhaps he could pick up a couple pointers. Fantastic Job.
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Hit the gym once a day or once a week? Or none at all in some cases?
Once a day if I can get up.
Get a haircut or mani/pedi?
Pedicure over manicure actually. Right now I would love to put my feet in some warm water :)
Are you on any kind of medication right now or not?
Not on any medication.
Why, think I ought to be?
Gatorade or bottled water with Mio or a similar squirt-in?
Single bank account or multiple bank accounts?
Multiple bank accounts ;)
Pistachios or Hazelnuts?
Nike or Adidas for deodorants?
Adidas! :)
iPad or any other tablet?
ipad. though I still don't have any. :(
One pillow or more than one pillow at night?
One pillow.
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Since when do PCs have batteries? This PC I am currently using is always plugged in; I occasionally use a laptop which is only plugged in when the "battery low" light comes on, in order to properly take care of the rechargable battery.
Phonebook or internet search engine when you want a local commercial address or phone number?
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The idea for Sam Durant's "Proposal for White and Indian Dead Monument Transpositions, Washington, D.C." has the virtue of being simple enough to fit on the front of a T-shirt. In the handy pamphlet accompanying the show, Durant says he wants to "move monuments commemorating lives lost during the Indian Wars to the National Mall in Washington, D.C." This idea is pointed without being preachy, heartrending but not mawkish, and politically incisive if stylistically indebted to artists like Sherrie Levine, Rachel Whiteread, Lothar Baumgarten, Stephen Prina, Allan McCollum and Sol LeWitt. In fact, if you didn't know whose show this was, the repeating forms, grid configuration, and appropriation strategies might make you think these artists had collaborated on it.


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San Jose SaberCats
|San Jose SaberCats
|Current season
|Established 1995
Play in in SAP Center
in San Jose, California
|League/conference affiliations
Arena Football League (1995–present)
|Team colors
Saber Gold, Coral Green, Platinum, and Black
|John Fry
William Randy Fry
David Fry
Kathryn J. Kolder
Darren Arbet
|General manager
|Darren Arbet
|Head coach
|Darren Arbet
|Team history
|Team nicknames
League championships (3)
Division championships (9)
|Playoff appearances (15)
|1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014
|Home arena(s)
The San Jose SaberCats are a professional arena football team based in San Jose, California. They were founded in 1995. They have been members of the Arena Football League (AFL) for their entire existence. As of 2014, the SaberCats belong to the Pacific Division of the AFL's National Conference. Over eighteen seasons of play, the SaberCats have emerged as one of the Arena Football League's most successful franchises. At the conclusion of 2014 season the SaberCats sported a lifetime regular season record of 181–96 (winning 65% of games played). Their postseason recort currently stands at 15–11.
In the club's first four seasons (1995–1998), the team played just above mediocre, but still qualified for the playoffs 3 out of the four years, losing in the opening round each time under the guidance of Todd Shell. In 1999, the SaberCats appointed eventual owner-general manager Darren Arbet to the position of head coach. Under Arbet's guidance, the team's fortunes improved dramatically. In 2000, the SaberCats won a post-season game.
The SaberCats' run of success intensified in the 2000s; during that time, they won seven division titles and played in three American Conference championship games. In 2002, the team captured its first ArenaBowl championship by defeating the Arizona Rattlers in ArenaBowl XVI. In 2004, the SaberCats won a second championship by defeating the Rattlers in ArenaBowl XVIII. In 2007, they defeated the Columbus Destroyers in ArenaBowl XVIII to capture a third championship. In 2008, the SaberCats returned to the ArenaBowl, only to fall to the Philadelphia Soul.
The 2009 demise of the AFL caused the SaberCats to take a two-year hiatus. They returned to the re-formed Arena Football League in 2011 (along with several other franchises). The SaberCats posted a disappointing record of 7-11 in the season of their return. The losing season was the organization's first since 1999; it also, as of 2014, remains the worst in franchise history. While the SaberCats' regular season performance has improved greatly in recent years (between 2012 and 2014, they have gone 38-16), their postseason performance has not; over that span, they have gone 0-2 (losing both times to the eventual champion Arizona Rattlers).
- 1 History
- 2 Championships
- 3 Rivals
- 4 Notable players
- 5 Notable coaches
- 6 References
- 7 External links
Original AFL (1995–2008)[edit]
The SaberCats came into existence in December 1994,[1] when the Arena Football League awarded an expansion team to businesswoman Ramune Ambrozaitis, Lafayette attorney David Frey and John Fry of Fry's Electronics.[2] The group of three owners got a bargain when they were awarded the franchise, paying only $750,000 of the $1.25 million the AFL typically requested of an expansion team.[1] The team played at the San Jose Arena in San Jose, California, which is also home to the San Jose Sharks franchise of the National Hockey League.[2] The SaberCats named Todd Shell, a former San Francisco 49ers linebacker, as the team's first head coach.[3] The SaberCats competed in the Western Division of the American Conference. The SaberCats are one of Arena's premier organizations,[4] having never drawn below 10,000 fans at any of their home games. The SaberCats were ArenaBowl champions in 2002, 2004, and 2007, beating the Arizona Rattlers for their first two titles and the Columbus Destroyers for the third. The San Jose SaberCats did play in a fourth ArenaBowl, ArenaBowl XXII, but lost to the Philadelphia Soul. ArenaBowl XXII would be the last game played in the originally incarnation of the AFL.
On June 5, 2004, the SaberCats were fined $20,000 for violations during their quarterfinal round playoff game against the Tampa Bay Storm. They were first fined $10,000 for distributing cow bells, without advance approval, to fans entering the building, which was cited as a violation by the AFL as an intentional competitive advantage generated by the creation of artificial noise. Also, during the game itself, the SaberCats refused to apply microphones to certain players and coaches during the NBC broadcast, which led to an additional $10,000 fine.
The cowbells went on to become a mainstay of many perennial season ticket holders, even though the SaberCats never again distributed cowbells to fans after the incident in 2004.
San Jose was 9–7 in 2005, earning the fourth seed in the American Conference playoffs. They lost to #1 seed Colorado Crush 56–48 in the first round, after failing to score on six goal line opportunities in the final minute of play.
The SaberCats went 10–6 in 2006 and won a division title in the process, along with the AC's #2 seed. They got a bye week from the Wild Card Round and then beat the Arizona Rattlers in the Divisional Round, 62–48. Because the Colorado Crush (the AC's #1 seed) lost in the Divisional Round to the Chicago Rush, they hosted the American Conference Championship game; however, they lost the game, 59–56.
In 2007, they got revenge against the Rush in the American Conference championship and advanced to ArenaBowl XXI, where they beat the Columbus Destroyers in front of a sellout crowd in New Orleans Arena and claimed their third Arena Bowl title in six seasons.
AFL collapse and revival (2009–2010)[edit]
On August 4, 2009, the Arena Football League announced that it was "suspending operations indefinitely" but likely to fold. The SaberCats announced shortly afterward that they intend to field a team for 2010, even if it means moving to a new indoor football league.[5]
When the formation of a new arena football league, Arena Football 1 (renamed the new Arena Football League), was announced in 2009, the SaberCats were not one of the initial 16 teams announced.[6] Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings owner Dan Newman mentioned that the SaberCats were one of at least two former AFL franchises with which negotiations were in progress, the other being the Tampa Bay Storm. However, when AF1 announced its schedule in January 2010, the SaberCats were not among the 15 teams listed. At the time, it was unclear whether they would join another league, or join the new AFL later.
They would be replaced by the smaller and lesser-known San Jose Wolves of the AIFA as they contemplate their future. The Wolves do not play at HP Pavilion as the SaberCats have, rather at the Cow Palace in Daly City.
On June 16, it was officially announced that the SaberCats would be returning in 2011 as a member of the Arena Football League. The ownership once again consists of major executives from national electronics chain Fry's Electronics (John Fry, William Randy Fry, David Fry, and Kathryn J. Kolder), and in addition maintained former SaberCats coach Darren Arbet.[7][8]
2011 season[edit]
The SaberCats opened their 2011 season with a 76–48 victory over the Spokane Shock. They went on to win against the Kansas City Command 60–57. The SaberCats lost the next two games, 54–41 against the Chicago Rush, and 76–69 against the Iowa Barnstormers. It looked like the 'Cats were going on a winning streak after they won the next three games (75–55 against the Utah Blaze, 42–33 against the Tulsa Talons, and 68–61 against the Philadelphia Soul), but after a bye week they went on a devastating seven game losing streak (65–43 against the Arizona Rattlers, 54–48 against the Pittsburgh Power, 76–68 against the Utah Blaze, 55–49 against the Georgia Force, 70–57 against the Dallas Vigilantes, 64–57 against the Arizona Rattlers, and 82–21 against the Cleveland Gladiators). This losing streak ended against the Jacksonville Sharks when they won 83–70. The SaberCats ended the season with a 7–11 record.
2012 season[edit]
Unlike their disappointing 2011 campaign, the SaberCats were able to clinch a playoff spot as the #3 seed, finishing the regular season with a 12–6 record. However, they were defeated 48–51 by the Arizona Rattlers in the first round of the playoffs.
The SaberCats have won a total of 3 ArenaBowls. They have won all their ArenaBowls under Darren Arbet.
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|San Jose, CA
|Arizona Rattlers
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|Phoenix, AZ
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|New Orleans, LA
|Columbus Destroyers
The San Jose SaberCats have three primary rivals: Their divisional rival Spokane Shock, and their former division rival, the Arizona Rattlers. The have also have rivalries with other teams that arose from playoff battles in the past, most notably with the Chicago Rush. The Los Angeles Avengers had an old rivalry with San Jose as well, but the rivalry became irrelevant when the Avengers became defunct in 2009.
Arizona Rattlers[edit]
The Rattlers and SaberCats were divisional rivals from 1995 to 2013, but the division alignment for 2014 put San Jose in the Pacific division and Arizona in the west. The SaberCats had a 7-game winning streak against the Rattlers from 2006–2008, lasted until May 7, 2011 when the Rattlers defeated the SaberCats 43–65. While the SaberCats still hold the advantage in the all-time series 22–19, the Rattlers amassed 9 wins in 12 games, from the 1995 season before the arrival of SaberCats head coach Darren Arbet, through the 2000 season. On Saturday May 5, 2012 the SaberCats beat the Rattlers 77–70 (at US Airways Center), giving the SaberCats the most points scored in a home game against the Rattler's in the teams history. The SaberCats' first ever ArenaBowl appearance (in the 2002 season) was a victory over the Rattlers.
Spokane Shock[edit]
The Shock and the SaberCats have been divisional rivals since the SaberCats re-joined the AFL in 2011. San Jose lost a Saturday June 23, 2012 game (63–90), and this game remains the highest ever point total scored against the SaberCats in franchise history.[9] In 2011, the Shock won 63–61 on a last second Hail Mary from Kyle Rowley to Adron Tennell, clinching a playoff spot for the Shock and eliminating the SaberCats from playoff contention. Spokane leads the overall series 4–2.
Notable players[edit]
Current roster[edit]
Retired numbers[edit]
|San Jose SaberCats retired numbers
|Barry Wagner
|Mark Grieb
|Sam Hernandez
Arena Football Hall of Famers[edit]
|San Jose SaberCats Hall of Famers
|Year Inducted
|Years w/ SaberCats
|Darren Arbet[12]
|Head Coach
|1998–2008, 2011–present
|Ben Bennett[12]
|Sam Hernandez[12]
|Bob McMillen[12]
|Clevan Thomas[12]
|2002–2008, 2013–present
|Barry Wagner[12]
Individual awards[edit]
San Jose SaberCats All-Arena players[edit]
The following SaberCats players have been named to All-Arena Teams:
- QB Mark Grieb (3)
- FB Brian Johnson (1), Chad Cook (1)
- FB/LB Keala Keanaaina (1)
- WR James Roe (1)
- WR/DB Barry Wagner (2)
- OL Mark Lewis (1), Rich Ranglin (3), Emmanuel Akah (1), George Bussey (1)
- DL Ron Jones (1), Joe Sykes (1), Jason Stewart (2)
- OL/DL Al Noga (1), Sam Hernandez (3), Joe Jacobs (1), Mike Ulufale (1)
- LB Steve Watson (1), Francis Maka (3), Huey Whittaker (1)
- DB Marquis Floyd (1), Clevan Thomas (1)
- K A. J. Haglund (2), Nick Pertuit (2)
- OS Titus Dixon (1), Steve Papin (2), James Hundon (1), Ben Nelson (1)
- DS Patrick McGurik (2), Tommy Jones (1), Clevan Thomas (5), Omarr Smith (1)
San Jose SaberCats All-Ironman players[edit]
The following SaberCats players have been named to All-Ironman Teams:
- WR/DB Rashied Davis (1), James Roe (2)
- WR/LB Barry Wagner (2), James Roe (1), Jason Geathers (2)
- DS/KR Clevan Thomas (1)
San Jose SaberCats All-Rookie players[edit]
The following SaberCats players have been named to All-Rookie Teams:
- FB/LB James Williams
- WR/DB Shalon Baker
- OL/DL Mike Ulufale
- LB Steve Watson
- OS Ben Nelson
- DS Clevan Thomas
- K A. J. Haglund
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Head coaches[edit]
Note: Statistics are correct through Week 17 of the 2014 Arena Football League season.
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|Todd Shell
|Darren Arbet
|Coach of the Year (2000 & 2002)
|San Jose SaberCats staff
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The Walking Dead
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Friday The 13th: The Series
and more, 411's Jeremy Thomas counts down the top 8 single-narrative horror television series of all time!
Welcome, one and all, to the 8 Ball in the Movie Zone! I'm your host Jeremy Thomas and as always, we will be tackling a topic and providing you the top eight selections of that particular category. Keep in mind that
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Top 8 Horror TV Series
Halloween is almost upon us! Only a day (or less, depending on when you're reading this) awaits, and then it will be good old October 31st. We love Samhain here at 8 Ball headquarters, and one of our favorite things about it (among many) is the proliferation of horror on television that comes along with. For the past couple of years October has been a kick-off point for the growing trend of horror-related TV shows such as
American Horror Story
The Walking Dead
666 Park Avenue
and more. This past week saw the premiere (and probably only) episode of NBC's high-profile
Mockingbird Lane
. Reportedly NBC and Bryan Singer had different visions for the show which is what led to it not getting picked up; however, the episode we got worked just fine as a special. It was all over the map in tone and some of the special effects went to the wrong side of cheesy, but the performances were a lot of fun and I liked some of the touches the show did. That got me thinking about the great horror shows that have aired over the years, and that brings us to this week, where we look at the best horror TV shows of all time.
Two major caveats here come into play. First off, I left out anthology shows. As essential as
Twilight Zone
Tales From the Crypt
Tales from the Darkside
and such are to the horror television landscape, there are literally enough anthology shows that I can do a whole list of those so I decided to save them for just such an occasion. These are horror shows that follow a single narrative (or in one Honorable Mention's case, a single narrative throughout the course of each season). The second caveat is I wanted shows that were fully aimed at horror as opposed to just dipping into the genre from time to time. Genre shows can blend sci-fi, fantasy and horror and while there are absolutely episodes of
Doctor Who
Twin Peaks
that lean to the side of horror, they all revolved more around sci-fi (or in
Twin Peaks'
case, mystery).
Just Missing The Cut
Being Human
(2008 - Present)
(1998 - 1999)
American Horror Story
(2011 - Present)
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
(1974 - 1975)
It took a long time for non-anthology horror to end up on television. Outside of comedic takes like
The Munsters
The Addams Family
, horror was considered to be too risque for a media format that children could conceivably watch unsupervised. It wasn't until
Dark Shadows
came along in 1966 that the genre began to serious shoulder its way into television. While I enjoy the hell out of
Dark Shadows
it didn't make this list.
on the other hand belongs firmly in the top eight. The show was preceded by two TV movies, 1971's
The Night Stalker
and 1973's
The Night Strangler
. The series only ran for twenty episodes during the 1974 - 1975 season but its influence extended far beyond the length of its run. Darren McGavin was great as Carl Kolchak, the investigative reported who investigated supernatural crimes, and he largely inspired series like
The X-Files
; McGavin actually appeared in the later series as the "father of the X-Files" in a clever casting move. This show, like many genre shows throughout the years, found its audience through syndication and is rightly remembered as one of the better founding fathers of supernatural television.
Friday The 13th: The Series
(1987 - 1989)
True confession time: from 1987 through 1989, I was in love with Mickie Foster. The lead character of
Friday the 13th: The Series
was the perfect wannabe girlfriend for a freaky little horror geek just approaching the teenage years: she was beautiful, smart and she hunted down cursed objects for a living. That's not only a great girlfriend, that's job security. This series ran in first-run syndication and was originally just titled
The 13th Hour
. As it happened, producer Frank Mancuso Jr. was also producing the iconic Jason Voorhees slasher films and so he took the title purely for name recognition. That led to a lot of criticism levied at the show, which is a bit unfair because it was a great horror series. The show followed Mickie, her cousin Ryan and their ally Jack Marshak as they tried to hunt down cursed objects that Mickie's uncle Lewis sold for the devil before his demise. It was a great set-up that allowed them to create a lot of procedural-type episodes, but there were also serial plots that worked their way through. There is an oft-quoted urban legend that the show was intended to end with the group hunting down Jason's mask. That would have been a great little twist, but in the end it didn't happen and there was never any serious talk of mixing them. If you've never seen the show, do yourself a favor and check it out on Chiller or SyFy when you can catch it; it is well worth your time.
(1996 - 1999)
Also unfairly known as "that other show that the
guy did,"
was an exceedingly dark television show to be airing in a major network in the 1990s. The series starred genre favorite Lance Hendrikson in one of the best roles of his storied career as Frank Black. Black was a former FBI profiler and criminal investigator for the FBI who had the uncanny ability to put himself into the mind of criminals and is recruited by an organization known as the Millennium Group to be a "consultant" for them, which pretty much means tracking his way through dark forests and seedy homes hunting down serial killers. The show was more of a thriller than a true horror series until the second season, when supernatural elements came into play. Sadly that was a bit too ahead of its time and viewership declined, with the series being cancelled before the actual millennium hit. Hendrikson was fabulous in a role that really allowed him to show off his acting talents and Terry O'Quinn, who would go on to star in
, was great as the Millennium Group agent who first made contact with Frank. The show's tone was spot-on and Chris Carter even teamed Frank up with Mulder and Scully on an
episode after the show's cancellation. It was a show cancelled far too soon and one that is still (rightly) beloved by many to this day.
(2005 - Present)
I didn't start watching
until partway through the fourth season. The reason for that is simple: it seemed at first glance like the kind of show more suited for a Justin Bieber fan. Tell me you don't take a look at a show starring two pretty boy actors (Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki) on the CW and immediately feel like passing. As it turns out, this is as far from
One Tree Hill
as you can imagine. A surprisingly visceral and bloody show,
brings the horror and blood spatter on a weekly basis. Demons, nasty fanged vampires, silvery-eyed shapechangers, very gross versions of Frankenstein's monster...the list goes on and on about the kinds of monsters that show up on this series. And on top of it you have Ackles and Padalecki as Sam and Dean Winchester, the siblings who are hunting down these terrors of the night. The actors are all fantastic but it is the very brotherly chemistry between the two leads that make it all work. The show is on its eighth season currently, making it incredibly long-lived among genre shows, and it shows no signs of slowing down. The show succeeds through its incredibly rich mythology and the dynamics between the core characters, making it an absolute genre favorite.
(2006 - Present)
"Hey Jeremy, have you heard about this show
?" That was the question posed to me in 2006, halfway through the show's first season. Not being a subscriber to Showtime, I answered that I had not. The response came back, "Man, you have to check it out. It's a show about a serial killer as the protagonist." And just like that, I knew I had to watch it. As part of my horror fandom, I have always been accused of having a love of serial killers that some have thought borders on unhealthy. I am fascinated by the idea of what makes people tick that way, and so I got quickly caught up on the show and was hooked. Michael C. Hall is one of the most unappreciated actors in terms of award recognition (along with most of the
Sons of Anarchy
cast). Sure, Jon Hamm rocks it on
Mad Men
and Bryan Cranston is great on
Breaking Bad
, but Hall has delivered consistently excellent work even when the show has briefly gone a couple loopy directions. Many feel that the last couple of seasons dipped terribly in quality but I don't fully agree; they weren't up to the show's best work but they still had moments to enjoy. Either way, nearly everyone agrees that the show is right back on course in this, its seventh and penultimate season. Hall and the many great actors who have played monsters on the show, from John Lithgow and Jaime Murray to Christian Camargo and Jonny Lee Miller, have done a fantastic job of exploring the true nature of evil in a way that is far more interesting and enjoyable than a more black-and-white situation would be.
Angel/Buffy the Vampire Slayer
(1997 - 2004)
If you didn't know these shows would be on this list, you don't know me very well. Honestly I didn't feel right including these as separate selections since they are permanently tied to each other due to their shared universe. Joss Whedon largely helped make supernatural television cool again around the turn of the millennium. Television was starting to change a little, but the geeks had not yet inherited the airwaves as they've done now.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
was a show that should not have worked; it was a horror-comedy-drama based on a failed movie on a brand-new network that no one was watching. However, people paid attention against the odds and
--and its spin-off
--became important within the pop culture lexicon. So many shows of the past several years owe their status on television to Buffy, from
True Blood
and (sadly)
The Vampire Diaries
and even non-horror series with strong female leads like
and so on. As for
, it took horror on television one step further and dropped just a touch of
camp for a moody and more noir-ish feel. What's more, the show had moments that were legitimately creepy. "Hush," anyone?
did things that no one thought possible on TV (dialogue-less and musical episodes come immediately to mind, among others) and it did so brilliantly, making it must-watch TV for horror fans.
American Gothic
(1995 - 1996)
When people talk about shows that were unfairly cancelled,
is always the first one mentioned. Obviously as an avowed Whedonite and Browncoat I would agree with that, but a very, VERY close second goes to Shaun Cassidy's 1995 series
American Gothic
. This show was one of those that was way, way ahead of its time and one that the American television-watching public just wasn't ready for in the mid-1990s. This show stars Cary Cole as Lucas Buck, the demonically evil sheriff of the fictional Trinity, South Carolina. Lucas is the kind of monster you love to hate; he's a rapist and a murderer who controls Trinity through what appears to be supernatural backing, yet he's so charismatic and magnetic that you understand why people are drawn to him. The show was unrepentantly dark and Cassidy probably should have expected that CBS wouldn't give it proper promotion nor would audiences embrace it, but that didn't stop him from trying. The supporting cast was great and the writing was exceptional, creating a show that I would actually like to see Cassidy get another shot with. I know we hate reboots but if any show could be started up again, it would probably be this one. Sadly, it will probably not happen but at least we got a full season to cherish and dream about what could have been.
The Walking Dead
(2010 - Present)
The problems or lack thereof regarding
The Walking Dead's
second season have been much-debated here at 411mania. In previous columns I have defended the second season and I continue to feel it was largely good, but this isn't just about the farm. Either way, I don't know that anyone can complain about the third season which has been relentless so far in keeping tension high. Even with the rise of supernatural horror on television, I never really thought a zombie show would work on TV. AMC, Robert Kirkman, Frank Darabont and the talented cast and crew proved me and many others wrong by making a compelling show that mixed horror and drama beautifully. Kirkman has said in the comic book that
The Walking Dead
is not a horror comic but a "survival adventure" book. All well and good, but the horror elements were undoubtedly ramped up and to excellent effect. And the best is only yet to come if the comic can be taken as any guideline. Among horror shows, none have maintained such a consistent quality level and its one of the best shows on TV, horror or not.
Current Doctor
Now that I am caught up to current, I have gone back to watch the episodes that have become available in the US since I started watching and thus were previously unavailable to me (thus why I have episodes remaining despite being caught up).
Current Series/Season:
Season Eight
Episodes Watched:
Last Serial Completed:
Colony in Space
- When the Time Lords discover that the Master has stolen their secret file on the Doomsday Weapon, they realize that they have only one recourse and send the Doctor and Jo--without their knowledge or consent--to the planet Uxarieus. There, they become enmeshed in a struggle between an agrarian colony and a powerful mining corporation, with the Master himself pulling strings from the shadows.
Surviving Episodes Remaining:
And that will do it for us this week! Join me next week for another edition of the 8-Ball! Until then, have a good week and don't forget to read the many other great columns, news articles and more here at 411mania.com! JT out.
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If it's not Boston Bruins players flipping the bird, it's their fans. After Flyers goalie Brian Boucher gave up his fourth goal during Game 3 Wednesday, he was yanked. Naturally a Bruins fan gave him the good old Beantown salute goodbye (uncensored version below):
Just another reminder that Bruins fans (and TV analysts) are hardcore in case you didn't already know.
For a full video replay of the fans waving Boucher goodbye before flipping him off, head over to Mock Session. For the uncensored photo, see below:
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Can The HyProCure Implant Provide The Answer For Hyperpronation?
- Volume 21 - Issue 6 - June 2008
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For DPMs dealing with the common condition of hyperpronation, the HyProCure™ Sinus Tarsi Implant may be one of the more intriguing treatment options to date.
Composed of medical grade titanium, the implant serves as an internal orthotic that essentially turns the negative space of the sinus tarsi into a positive space, according to the implant's manufacturer Gramedica.
Gramedica says the HyProCure implant is stronger than bone and requires one small incision for insertion without the need for casting after the procedure. Paul Clint Jones, DPM, has successfully implanted the HyProCure device in about 20 patients since 2006. "I have used the older generation products and none of them are able to be used and tolerated the way HyProCure is," states Dr. Jones, who practices in Spokane, Wa., and Kellogg, Idaho.
A Closer Look At Key Benefits
While medication, physical therapy and orthotics can address the symptoms of hyperpronation, Gramedica says these treatment options do not target the underlying cause. Historically, the use of implants to target the problem has also been problematic.
"The older generation of STJ implants has a poor track record of not being tolerated and having to be removed in the adult population," notes Dr. Jones. "(The) end result is having to do more aggressive procedures with increased risk, protracted convalescence and pain to the patient."
Using the HyProCure implant enables surgeons to avoid these issues, according to Dr. Jones. Gramedica maintains that surgeons have successfully used the HyProCure design since 2004 to realign the talus on the calcaneus.
For Dr. Jones, one of the key benefits of the HyProCure is that it "addresses the apex of the deformity of the foot." He says this allows for a broader spectrum of indications. Dr. Jones also points out that surgeons can use the implant to treat both adults and pediatric patients.
The company says the ease of insertion makes the HyProCure stent an attractive option for practitioners. A 1.5- to 2.0-cm incision over the sinus tarsi is usually all that is necessary to implant the device. The goal of the procedure is to achieve 1 to 3 degrees of rearfoot eversion and the stent is available in several sizes to achieve this goal, according to Gramedica.
In addition, Gramedica says the implant will not wear out, patients are usually back in regular shoes within one week of surgery and there are no limits to activities once the implant is inserted and healing has occurred.
Some Caveats To Keep In Mind
Gramedica notes there are potential complications with this procedure. One rare complication that surgeons have observed is "sprained ankle syndrome," due to the new stretch being placed on the outer ankle ligaments. The company says this may be a temporary symptom that will likely dissipate. However, if the ligaments do not adjust to the new positioning, Gramedica says this may require removal of the implant.
Depending on the amount of correction one achieves with the implant, postoperative pain may also be present. Anti-inflammatory medication is recommended for six to eight weeks after the procedure to reduce discomfort, according to Gramedica.
Final Notes
Overall, Dr. Jones says the design of the HyProCure implant and the ease of the procedure facilitates optimal results.
"This product bridges the need to deliver the best service to my patients while minimizing the worry that I could have done something more," emphasizes Dr. Jones.
I have just recently started using the HyProCure implant in a few of my patients. Within 2 weeks post operative, the patients are pain free in their original chief complaint areas (PT Tendonitis and Achilles Tendonitis) with a minor amount of residual post operative pain. The immediate post operative results in resting calcaneal stance position are amazing. The classic flatfoot signs are greatly reduced. I have seen reduction in "too many toes sign", increased medial longitudinal arch height, decreased talar head prominence medially, and even elevation of the dorsal medial eminence in some bunions to more dorsally. I am very encouraged by what I have seen so far. Post operative pain management is best managed with a course of steroids immediately after surgery though to help reduce the bone swelling associated with the "trauma" of the surgery itself. The benefits of the steroids far outweigh the risks of their usage for 1 weeks time. NSAIDs can be started the week the steroids are finished. I believe the steroids provide a larger decrease in bone edema then by conventional NSAIDs.
Thus far, it is an excellent product that can produce great results when the appropriate patient is selected. As with any procedure, it too has its indications and limitations. Chose wisely.Reply to this comment »
This has been the same results I have seen. Historically, the first generation STJ implants are an adjunct procedure, especially in the adult. Concomitantly, lengthening of the Achilles Complex, PT tendon advancement, Medial Cuneiform opening wedge osteotomy, etc. are performed. Conversely,the HyProCure, frequently, is performed as a stand alone procedure. I always notify the patient of potential for further need of additional procedures, but with the understanding that I will attempt to do the isolated procedure first. I rarely have to return for the additional procedures. Even the Gastroc-Soleal Equinus does not tend to be a problem. I have had a case where the implant reduced the talar declination such that it revealed a flattened talar dome and induced an osseous equinus and required subsequent removal of the implant. This certainly has been the exception. The nice thing about the implant is it addresses both regions of motion that can occur in the Subtalar Joint. This being the sinus tarsi and the sinus canalis respectively. The first generation of implants (STA-PEG, MBA, STJ, Conical, Valenti, Kalix, Villadot, etc.) only function at the sinus tarsi, allowing compensatory translation at the sinus canalis, a resultant elongation of the medial column. This equates to failure or less-than-desired result to the patient and surgeon. Studies have also shown, 40% of the time, the first generation implants having to be remove from the adult patient due to pain. This is due to the weightbearing "Door Stop" effect of the implants. The HyProCure, on the other hand, does not have this problem, as its placement has a "Shear Pin" effect, limiting pronatory motion of the peritalar joints without direct weightbearing on the implant. My oldest patient so far is 91. The patient came to the office requesting the implant and luckily was a candidate. The patient is currently a year plus with the implant. The HyProCure, certainly, is not for everybody, but I have been pleasantly surprised with the low rate of complications and the patients tolerance to the implant. The one problem I have encountered with fellow doctors is the impression that this is just another STJ Arthroeresis implant. Admittedly, I originally felt the same, but prior to my attending the training course, every one I put in, I had to remove due to displacement or patient complaint. I dismissed it as the implant was not what it claimed to be and tabled further use. Following the completion of the Master's Training Course, I found I had the same results as those claimed by Gramedica, of a 5% removal rate. This implant certainly deserves a second look by the profession. This is a surgery and results I confidently share with my patients.Reply to this comment »
Can anyone tell me what CPT code you are using for this procedure???? Thank you!Reply to this comment »


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1. San Francisco 49ers vs. ARI
The Niners defense seems to have ramped up their pass rush in the last month or so, as they've connected with the quarterback for over three sacks a game since their bye week. That's not a good thing for the Cards. Arizona has given up the most sacks in the NFL this week and whatever quarterback they decide to play this week will certainly not possess the mobility or skill to flee the Niners.
2. New England Patriots vs. MIA
Why is it that the team of the decade gets to play a rookie quarterback and a warm weather team in the final game of the season… at home?! In what should be an easy win for the Pats, they look to keep their turnover streak going. In fact, New England has had at least one pick in seven of their last eight games, the only one they didn't record one was against Ryan Tannehill and these Dolphins. Payback!?!? Maybe!
3. Chicago Bears at DET
Bear down, Chicago Bears. Or at least bow down to their defense. At least Detroit should. In the last two games with the Lions the Bears have recorded five sacks, eight turnovers, two touchdowns and only allowed 20 points. Chicago needs this one for a chance at a playoff spot and Detroit needs to get their bags packed for a long offseason.
4. New York Giants vs. PHI
It's the combination of a team that really needs to win facing off against a team that has nothing to play for. It's the stuff that championship teams thrive on and the Giants, last I checked, are still the reigning champs. The Giants are among the top five in interceptions this season while the Eagles offense ranks as one of the worst in giving away turnovers. Last time these teams met the Giants did not force a turnover, but only gave up 19 points to an Eagles team that was still trying.
5. Houston Texans at IND
Just two weeks ago this very Houston Texans team sacked Andrew Luck five times and forced a fumble while holding the Colts to only 17 points. Eight times this season the Texans have held teams to 17 or less. That's pretty good. It makes for some desperation tosses, which is something the Colts know all too well as Luck ranks among the league leaders in interceptions thrown. While the Texans didn't catch a Luck pass last time, I wouldn't think that the Colts could avoid the picks against Houston twice in three weeks.
6. Cleveland Browns at PIT
One of the sneakiest defenses in the league, Cleveland is among the top five in interceptions this season, although they rank in the bottom five in fumbles recovered. Since the Steelers' running game has basically not worked out in a month or so, they will likely take to the skies against Joe Haden and the Browns secondary. Last time these teams met, the Browns recorded four sacks and a pick six.
7. Denver Broncos vs. KC
The Broncos have been one of the most opportunistic defenses in the league and they happen to host one of the offenses that has given up the most opportunities. Those Chiefs have been bad at hanging on to the ball whether it's Brady Quinn or Matt Cassel at quarterback. Kansas City is among the worst in the league at giveaways, as they're closing in on 40 for the season. Denver on the other hand, is among the league leaders in return touchdowns. That's not a good mix for Chiefs fans.
8. Seattle Seahawks vs. STL
The Seahawks are pretty much money in the bank at home games this season. This may be because they get to play with a 12th man, which is cheating, but somehow allowable in Seattle. They've forced multiple turnovers in just about every home game, the one they didn't was against the Packers, and how'd that one turn out Packer fans? The Rams are the opponent this week and have been pretty good at protecting the ball this year. However, the Vikings did return a pick for a touchdown against them just two weeks ago. So we're saying there's a chance.
9. San Diego Chargers vs. OAK
I still can't believe that the Chargers rank among the league's elite in defensive return touchdowns. How can this be possible? Everyone is about to get fired there! You're supposed to easily win games when you get plays like that and the Chargers have lost three games when they've returned a turnover for a score. Luckily for them, the Raiders don't win much. They've also thrown at least one interception in nine of the last ten games.
10. New York Jets at BUF
The thing about the Jets is that they lose in weird ways. Six times in the last seven weeks the offense has scored less than 20 points, while the defense has given up 14 or fewer points in four of the last five. They hope to rebound this week against a Bills team that they throttled in Week 1. In that game the Jets had four takeaways, one defensive touchdown and a kick return score.
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11. Baltimore Ravens at CIN
12. Buffalo Bills vs. NYJ
13. Arizona Cardinals at SF
14. Tennessee Titans vs. JAC
15. Minnesota Vikings vs. GB
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The Buffalo Sabres mission to get tougher took another step forward this evening when they acquired Adam Pardy and Steve Ott from the Dallas Stars for Derek Roy. After opening free agency with John Scott, Darcy Regier made a major decision in parting with Derek Roy, part of the post-Drury core. Not only does Roy's departure rid the Sabres of one of their undersized forwards, it rids them of a player whose opinion of the coaching staff and organization seemed to have soured. Ott is obviously the gem of the trade for Buffalo. He is a gritty center who will fit Lindy Ruff's system beautifully. Ott hovers above the 50% rate in the faceoff circle, likes to hit and once got in Peter Laviolette's face. What's not to like? Whether or not the Sabres win this trade is debatable. They lose a talented, second line center to pick up a grinder and a fringe defenseman. That isn't an ideal situation for a team who went through long scoring droughts last season. However, for a locker room wid...
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Claims at the Bonanza Queen were initially staked in 1891 by John F. Bender, Z. W. Lockwood and J. O. Marsh. However, no work was done, and the claims became invalid. In 1896, the same John F. Bender and Z. W. Lockwood, along with Angus Sutherland relocated the claims and bonded them to Dennis Ryan.
The Bonanza Queen Mining Company owned the property from 1908-1915 and the M.N.R Mining Company in 1919.
The Bonanza Queen was a primary producer of copper, gold, and silver. Ten carloads of ore were shipped prior to 1909 gave returns of $14.50 per ton.
Snohomish County took posession of the property in 1924 for non-payment of taxes. The property was sold to Mr. P. H. Holdsworth. Mr. Holdsworth held the property until the late 1930's when it again reverted to Snohomish County. The county retained the property until 1943 when Mr. Holdsworth again purchased it. Through the efforts of U. S. Senator Slade Gorton and U. S. Representative Norm Dicks, the Forest Service purchased the mine in 1999 for a reported sum of $3,000,000. The 306 acre parcel was designated as critical salmon habitat. At the time of purchase, the property was under control of the Auker family.
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Sitting in the passenger's seat of a friend's car, Shawn Day allegedly told the cops he had no idea how the bag of heroin landed in his lap.
His explanation, a Delray Beach police report says, didn't alter his trajectory to jail.
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