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I recently purchased System Suite 11 for an upgrade to my computer. I purchased the CD version and recieved it in the mail, however have been unable to install it on my computer. For some reason, it won't read the disc and says there is no disc there. My computer is obviously having a problem with the DVD drive. I can't get other CDs or DVDs to read either. Is there any way that I can get the program downloaded directly, as my computer is currently unprotected as my SS10 has expired? Thanks. Mary
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Gov. Tom Corbett released his 2012-13 budget proposal that immediately drew either applause or the gnashing of teeth, depending on which side of the aisle legislators reside.
The $27.14 billion budget plan released Tuesday would keep spending in line with , which slashed a billion dollars from and welfare programs. However, the University of Pittsburgh, Temple and Penn State face even larger reductions in funding from the state this year.
The budget does not include tax or fee increases. At the same time, it does not address transportation issues that include crumbling infrastructure and mass transit funding problems.
Corbett, a Republican who was elected in 2010, is unlikely to have much difficulty pushing the budget through both Republican-controlled chambers of the General Assembly. However, Democrats said they would challenge the governor's budget, which they say continues cuts the Corbett administration began last year.
Mustio said he expected much debate on the budget because of declining revenues and efforts to hold the line on expenditures.
"As a member of the Appropriations Committee we will have hearings to dissect the proposed budget in great detail," Mustio said. "The challenges will be similar to last year. Those are declining revenues and increasing expenses."
But he added that there was a need to seek a solution to fund transportation needs across the state. However, the governor previously said any solution should be debated outside normal budget negotiations.
"In addition to the budget, it is critical that we address our transportation infrastructure," Mustio said.
Fontana said the new budget was just more of the same from the Corbett administration, which he called "misguided and out-of-touch."
"Less than a week after we celebrated Groundhog Day, Pennsylvanians had a 'Groundhog Day' moment of another kind as Gov. Corbett outlined his 2012-13 state budget (Tuesday)," Fontana said. "Apparently, the governor wants a repeat of last year's budget, which means more painful cuts, no direct job creation funding and no concern for ensuring that wealthy corporations pay their fair share."
Fontana said the budget fails to close tax loopholes and likely will force school districts to raise taxes on property owners.
"Although there will be no state tax increases, school districts will once again be forced to slash programs and lay off more educators," Fontana said. "This essentially will force school districts to make up the differences through property tax hikes."
State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, R-Cranberry, 12th District
Metcalfe called the new budget "$1 billion short in overdue welfare spending cuts" and said legislators must examine each state agency's "obese budgets," specifically public welfare.
"The governor needs to exchange his butter knife for a meat cleaver and cut even more wasteful and excessive welfare spending," Metcalfe said.
Metcalfe said reducing the welfare budget by 10 percent would save taxpayers more than $1 billion.
"The Legislature has already taken the first steps to facilitate policies to crack down on fraud in the system and end the 'close your eyes and authorize' policies of the Department of Public Welfare," he said. "The way to grow our economy is not on the backs of taxpayers but through reducing the taxpayers' burden."
State Rep. Mike Turzai, R-McCandless, 28th District
Turzai said the dire predictions from last year never came to be and added that this budget proposes a small increase to basic education.
"Let's be honest. The days of endless spending are definitely over, but we are still climbing out of the mess created by the previous administration, where spending increased about 40 percent and inflation grew only 21 percent," Turzai said. "We have brought fiscal discipline to the table."
Although the House majority leader acknowledged the budget "limits the growth" in welfare spending, he pointed to money allocated for 115 new state police cadets.
"For the first time in many years, we are living within our revenues," Turzai said. "This proposal is just the beginning, but it sets a tone. No tax increases, no reckless borrowing and responsible priorities."
State Rep. Frank Dermody, D-Oakmont, 33rd District
Dermody, the House Democratic leader, said the 2012-13 state budget proposal is "Year 2 of the Corbett Property Tax Hike Agenda."
"This is a budget, like last year, that passes millions of dollars in costs on to the local governments and school districts," Dermodysaid. "Those costs are piled on top of the costs that were shifted in that direction in the last budget. Make no mistake about it: This is not a no-tax-increase budget."
Dermody said expenses have been shifted to middle-class homeowners and senior citizens because cuts to public schools last year resulted in property tax hikes in school districts across the state.
"Once again we are getting a budget that cuts education, and does little to address the job crisis in Pennsylvania," Dermodysaid on the House floor. "Despite the administration's assurances, we still have not seen a comprehensive plan to address the transportation funding gap.
Kortz called the budget disappointing and said the governor was once again taking a "metaphorical sledgehammer" to education.
"The equity funding formula is still cut, and that is putting poorer school districts at a severe disadvantage," Kortzsaid. "This year's proposal further deprives Pennsylvania students by cutting higher education, guaranteeing more tuition hikes, and putting college out of reach for many of our hard-working, middle-class families."
He added that the budget does not close tax loopholes and puts the burden on working families.
"We're looking at a state budget designed to inflict more pain on our taxpayers," he said. "Gov. Corbett did not close off any of the tax loopholes that exist. Yet, he is phasing out the Capital Stock and Franchise Tax. This plan is completely structured for business and hurts the people of Pennsylvania."
Smith said he is concerned about not properly investing in higher education, which he thinks is crucial to attracting young people to the state and retaining them.
"After last year's cuts to investment in early childhood education through higher education, this budget is full of more of the same, slashing deeper into our public education system," Smith said.
He said he wants to work with both parties to find "practical solutions" to preserve key investment areas. Smith said he hopes to find common ground so the middle class is not hurt by the budget decisions.
"I have long supported cost-saving reforms like reducing the size of the Legislature and recognize the need to cut waste and reduce spending in a thoughtful and responsible way," Smith said. "I was hopeful that the governor's budget would reflect a thoughtful, middle of the road approach that reduced spending in certain areas while maintaining investment in areas crucial to our success such as community colleges and early childhood education."
Kotik said he stills reviewing the budget but has similar complaints to last year's spending plan.
"It's another disaster," Kotik said. "It's like Robin Hood in reverse. It takes from the groups least able to help themselves and uses the Department of Welfare as a whipping boy. It's just a bad budget all the way around."
He questioned why there are major reductions to the tourism budget that would seem to be a major revenue source for the state. Ultimately, Kotik doubted there is much Democrats can do to stop the current proposal from passing.
"They have it in their agenda and they're going to ram it through," he said. "They're going have to go with their governor."
Neumanlamented the "very generic" terms in which the governor spoke.
"It was hard to tell what his goals are for the budget," Neuman said.
He said the address seemed to hint at further cuts in higher education, and questions loomed about how public school funding would be handled — a major concern for the lawmaker.
"The main thing we need to focus on is that the money going toward our schools goes toward educating our students," Neumansaid. "Funding our schools and at the same time lessening the burden of property taxes on our residents in Washington County should be a priority."


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Big Fish is the story of a father's tales to his son, and the film evaluates the line between fact and fiction. As the film starts, Ed Bloom is telling his son Will a story about catching the biggest catfish in the world on the day Will was born. Viewers watch as he tells the story over the years as Will grows up. Finally, he tells it at Will's wedding reception. Will gets upset and walks out. His mom reassures him that it's still his night, even though his dad is telling the story to everyone. He points out that sometimes the only way to catch an uncatchable woman is to offer her a wedding ring.
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Trends and Outbreaks
Each year on average in the United States, norovirus—
- causes 19–21 million cases of acute gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach or intestines or both)
- leads to 1.7–1.9 million outpatient visits and 400,000 emergency department visits, primarily in young children
- contributes to about 56,000–71,000 hospitalizations and 570-800 deaths, mostly among young children and the elderly
You can get norovirus illness at any time during the year. But, it is most common in the winter. Also, there can be 50% more norovirus illness in years when there is a new strain of the virus going around.
See also:
|Norovirus-associated Hospitalizations
|Norovirus-associated Emergency Department Visits
|Norovirus-associated Outpatient Visits
Most outbreaks of norovirus illness happen when infected people spread the virus to others. But, norovirus can also spread by consuming contaminated food or water and touching things that have the virus on them.
Healthcare facilities, including nursing homes and hospitals, are the most commonly reported places for norovirus outbreaks in the United States and other industrialized countries. Over half of all norovirus outbreaks reported in the United States occur in long-term care facilities.
Outbreaks of norovirus illness have also occurred in restaurants, schools, banquet halls, summer camps, cruise ships, and even at family dinners. These are all places where people often eat food handled or prepared by others.
In fact, norovirus is the leading cause of illness and outbreaks from contaminated food in the United States. About 50% of all outbreaks of food-related illness are caused by norovirus.
Foods that are commonly involved in outbreaks of norovirus illness are—
- leafy greens (such as lettuce),
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- shellfish (such as oysters).
But, any food that is served raw or handled after being cooked can get contaminated.
To search for foodborne outbreaks caused by norovirus, go to the Foodborne Outbreak Online Database (FOOD).
Norovirus outbreaks have also been caused by contaminated water from wells and recreational settings, such as pools.
Learn more about norovirus
Resources for Public Health Practitioners
- Updated Norovirus Outbreak Management and Disease Prevention Guidelines (2011)
- Guideline for the Prevention and Control of Norovirus Gastroenteritis Outbreaks in Healthcare Settings (2011)
- A Norovirus Outbreak Control Resource Toolkit for Healthcare Settings (2012)
- CDC Data & Statistics Feature: Surveillance for Norovirus Outbreaks
- Surveillance Summaries for Waterborne Disease and Outbreaks
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George Romero Shooting Zombie Movie!!
I am – Hercules!!
George Romero, the writer-director who gave us "Night of the Living Dead," "Dawn of the Dead," "Day of the Dead," "Land of the Dead" and "Diary of the Dead" is hard at work on an untitled sequel which may or may not wind up being called "Island of the Dead."
"Night of the Living Dead" has also spawned sequels not directed by Romero, including "Return of the Living Dead," "Return of the Living Dead II," "Return of the Living Dead III," "Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis," and "Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave."
We've also seen remakes of "Night of the Living Dead," "Dawn of the Dead" and "Day of the Dead."
That's a lot of zombies!
Shooting in Canada, the new film stars Canadian Kenneth Welch ("Rise of the Silver Surfer").
Variety describes the premise:
Plot involves inhabitants of an isolated island off the North American coast who find their relatives rising from the dead to eat their kin. The leaders of the island feud over whether or not to kill their reanimated relatives or preserve them in hopes of finding a cure.
Find all of Variety's story on the matter here.
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Oct. 2, 2008, 10:53 p.m. CST
Zombies rule!
by Kneprock
Although if my dearly departed were trying to eat me I'm not sure I'd debate keeping them around.
Oct. 2, 2008, 10:56 p.m. CST
Wow...Scorsese making another mob picture and...
by Cletus Van Damme
Oct. 2, 2008, 10:56 p.m. CST
Seems somewhat arbitrary
by superunknown85
But whatever,
Oct. 2, 2008, 10:56 p.m. CST
Romero gearing up another zombie flick
by Cletus Van Damme
originality abounds
Oct. 2, 2008, 10:57 p.m. CST
Diary was misunderstood...
by Kasch
Diary was made to mock overly-dramatic internet docs like Loose Change and Romero hit the nail on the head so hard, people didn't even get the joke. Bring on Dead 6! The man is a genius.
Oct. 2, 2008, 10:58 p.m. CST
diary had bad acting. period.
by Jubba
otherwise, it could have been awesome.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11 p.m. CST
Bad Acting is Necessary is any legit Dead Movie
by Alice Cooper Stalker
It's part of the ingredients to the recipe.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:04 p.m. CST
WOW Harry you are so Slow
by Tthenomad
I read this on Dark Horizons and other sites days ago....sigh....I remember the time when this site broke stories when was the last time that happened?
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:08 p.m. CST
Stephen King's "Home Delivery"?
by caruso_stalker217
Well, not really. Island community, zombies, yeah. I always wanted to see "Home Delivery" as a short film or something. This will do, pig. This will do.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:11 p.m. CST
by MrD
Show me one iota of evidence for your point of view. There was nothing in Diary that even remotely echoed the (reprhensible) Loose Change, save, perhaps, the conceit that it was made by college students. Diary was echoing the Blair Witch/Cloverfield "found footage" genre (yes, I know Cloverfield was made after Diary) which Romero has become attracted to thanks to its low cost. If he was going after Loose Change, it would have been made as an "after the fact" documentary, assembling footage from numerous sources instead of 1 or 2 primary cameras. None of that, though, can hide the fact that Diary is drivel, and I say that having a very low threshold when it comes to getting pleasure from a horror film. The acting was atrocious, but the directing was terrible too. It failed to capture the "found footage" feel - every "kill" is in center frame. Characters have private converstations right in front of the camerz. There is no real sense that this is an unstaged event captured spontaneously, which is the entire point of this sub-genre.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:11 p.m. CST
diary of the dead
by ranma627
was the worst movie I saw all year.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:13 p.m. CST
by unkempt_sock
romero owns, zombies own, fuck you guys
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:15 p.m. CST
Where's my fucking LAND OF THE DEAD sequel?
by caruso_stalker217
Where the fuck is it, Romero? Did Riley and the gang make it to Canada? Did Slack switch back to fishnets and stiletto boots? Will the little fat man return? Questions, Romero. Questions.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:16 p.m. CST
shoot in canada, why not set it in canada?
by Jubba
us canadians love zombie stuff too...we'd love to see how us canucks would fight off the hordes...you can even use a hockey stick and moose antlers as weapons if you must make the jokes.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:17 p.m. CST
Diary of the Dead
by Wrath4771
There were some decent things about Diary, but I think a real Resident Evil movie would be great. Either do the first game or Code Veronica. That would be swell.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:18 p.m. CST
zombie are better than vampires any day
by RexGattling
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:28 p.m. CST
i like zombies more
by ranma627
but I have to say I feel there's better movies out there that are about vamprires then about zombies.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:32 p.m. CST
by caruso_stalker217
Bullshit. For vampires you got DRACULA, FRANCIE FORD'S DRACULA '92, various versions of DRACULA, and JOHN CARPENTER'S VAMPIRES.
Then there's Romero's DEAD movies, about zombies I'm told. So, yeah, there are more vampire movies but most of them are about DRACULA and a lot of them suck.
Then I've seen a lot of shitty zombie movies. By a bunch of Italian hacks. Fuck zombies.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:33 p.m. CST
I forgot MONSTER SQUAD
by caruso_stalker217
Which is actually about a bunch of kids, does not feature any zombies and stars DRACULA.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:33 p.m. CST
by Geekgasm
While I admire someone for recognizing their interests, acknowledging their limitations, and finding their niche, this guy has turned his niche into a rut, like, 20 years ago. What was the last movie Romero made that didn't involve flesh-eating dead people? Monkey Shines? What was that - 15? 20 years ago? George, try a romantic comedy or something! Get the taste of zombie out of your mouth!
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:38 p.m. CST
by Kasch
The droning, overly-dramatic, and manipulative narration is a direct mockery of Loose Change. Romero himself has stated that he was aiming his satire at the theatrical YouTube/video blogger generation and not trying to make a hyper-real cinema verite movie. He captured that look so well that a lot of the angrier internet bloggers didn't realize that they were the butt of the joke.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:41 p.m. CST
"Bad Acting is Necessary is any legit Dead Movie"
by Ditch Brodie
I'll remember that the next time I watch 28 Days Later.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:43 p.m. CST
Diary of the Dead was awful awful
by zooch
When shooting a film that is supposed to feel real, why give all your characters really terrible dialog? and George please get out of inserting politics in your films, you suck at it now.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:43 p.m. CST
dude give it a rest
by oscarmike
yeah you're a legend and whatnot but enough zombie movies man
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:43 p.m. CST
Saw them filming
by aversiontherapy2
Albeit only a helicopter shot. They had closed down University Avenue in Toronto, a 'grand' downtown boulevard, and were flying a helicopter low along the road filming what I assume was supposed to be a human-free city. They had stopped traffic for several blocks up and down the avenue, which is a pretty big deal but Toronto seems to bend over backwards for Hollywood.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:52 p.m. CST
If Romero was trying to ironically make a bad zombie movie with
by Xandar1977
then he succeeded in half of that. He made a bad zombie movie. The irony was either too understated, or that's his BS way of defending that movie. I f*@^#&$!%ing loved Land of the Dead. Diary just seemed like a bunch of horror movie cliches without the clever social commentary that defines a satire. Ugh...
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:53 p.m. CST
Mikey Mike
by Xandar1977
I love Romero and I love zombie movies, but in a way I agree. I would love to see Romero make a romantic comedy or a buddy comedy. That would blow my mind. But I guess that would mean my head would explode, and that would be a bitch for the theatre staff to clean up.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:54 p.m. CST
by ranma627
I stated based on my persona taste. I never saw Day of the Dead, mildly enjoyed Dawn of the Dead and Night of the Living Dead is unwatchable for me. I still have yet to see Lucio Fulci's Zombie. I also was pretty fond of Return of the Living Dead but upon revisiting it I cannot say anything special about it. So, I'm unable to point out one great zombie flick. But vampires on the other hand, just saw Legosi's Dracula and Near Dark, two great vampries movies. I also have always loved Interview with a Vampire and can't wait to see Let the Right One in. I still need to see Coppola's Dracula and the Dracula with Christopher Lee. I still think zombies are cooler but there movies sure aren't better.
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:56 p.m. CST
plsu Monster Squad rocked
by ranma627
Like you said. "Give me the amulet you Bitch!"
Oct. 2, 2008, 11:56 p.m. CST
Next Romero Z Flick should be called FANS
by DRACULA_WANTS_THE_AMULET
have the break out occur at a horror convention and Romero and Carpenter and Wes have to survive against the FANSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS....
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:01 a.m. CST
I like zombies
by DocManhattan
And the best zombie movies have been shat out by Romero. So as long as he keeps drinking that zombie laxative, I will be there to sniff it up.
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:03 a.m. CST
anybody seen that fan made Monster Squad 2
by DRACULA_WANTS_THE_AMULET
on myspace. I so wish Hollywood would make a sequel like that. The Squad has to fight against Freddy Jason Chucky and Michael Myers. Ash is enlisted from the local Towns S Mart. It's his damn book that brought the 80's slasherspack into our relm. The Squad opened up the protal he made when they sent Dracula and the monsters into the one they created with the Amulet. Fuck.... Hollywood make that movie man. Some fans did, and it's a beyond cool concept, but it would be even cooler if Fred Dekker said- Um, Yes! lets make this film. There has to be a way to get all of the studios to do this. Think of it this way studios! You will secure the branding power of these characters for another 20 years if you drop them off into such a film.
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:15 a.m. CST
by caruso_stalker217
DAY OF THE DEAD is my favorite zombie movie. Completely unappreciated in its time. I also forgot to mention SHAUN OF THE DEAD, which I'm sure 90% of the world loves.
Coppola's DRACULA is one of my favorite movies. Again, doesn't get the attention it deserves. True, casting Keanu was a mistake. But it's just too much damn fun doing impressions of him, so I can't say that he hurts the film too much.
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:16 a.m. CST
I like turtles
by TRON
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:17 a.m. CST
gimme more Zombies
by GavinVanDraven
Romero Zombies? lets do it. bring it George! who cares if its original... its more Romero Zombies!
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:23 a.m. CST
by ranma627
I have to see coppola's Dracula. been wanting to. It does have the great Gsry Oldman after all. I loved Shaun of the Dead but felt the film lost its way towards the end. As soon as they arrived at the Winchester in went downhill for me. I know the movie had to eventually get serious but it just didn't work as well for me. My old buddy from work loved Day of the Dead oto, it's his favorite so I'll definitely give that one a shot too.
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:36 a.m. CST
I quote DAY OF THE DEAD far more than is necessary
by caruso_stalker217
And it has one of the best villains ever. Not because he's one of the most evil motherfuckers ever, but because he is just a complete asshole.
Coppola's DRACULA is definitely style over substance, but done very well. All of the effects are done in-camera, using old school methods. Interesting stuff.
Oct. 3, 2008, 12:54 a.m. CST
Old school methords
by ranma627
aka far superior methods. I know I heard all about Bubba. I'll check it out. I've been doing a horrorfest at my house since September 16th. I've just been watching all kinds of horror movies. I have a lo of movies on the list I've already seen but I'm getting the urge to watch new stuff. What I've seen this year has really made it fun. I saw the original Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolf Man, and Creature from the Black Lagoon for the first time. I saw Night of the Creeps (which was directed by the same Fred Dekker who did Monster Squad) and Near Dark which were great. It's been fun.
Oct. 3, 2008, 1 a.m. CST
George Romero needs to hang it up...
by Banzai Rootskibango
...his last two zombie movies were stinkers. Ridiculously stupid. Terrible movies.
 Worthy of MST3K ridicule.
Oct. 3, 2008, 2:34 a.m. CST
by MC-909
Fulci's "Zombie" is fucking awesome. Probably one of the creepiest films I've ever seen. Before watching it though, get yourself in the right mindset by pretending you're back in 1979 at a midnight screening at some dingy theatre somewhere. It's a fantastic movie with one of the craziest fucking scenes you will ever see in a Zombie movie or any other movie for that matter. (For those who have seen it, I'm talking about the underwater scene)
Oct. 3, 2008, 3:39 a.m. CST
by DRACULA_WANTS_THE_AMULET
Oct. 3, 2008, 3:46 a.m. CST
REC was nice and creepy
by David Cloverfield
But I had more laugh at Diary of the Dead. The characters are so fucking bad it's amazing. That professor... Damn, I was laughing like a maniac whenever he opened his mouth.
Oct. 3, 2008, 4:32 a.m. CST
i want to see REC dammit
by GavinVanDraven
Quarantine looks to be a great remake tho. Dexter's sister is in it... that's a bonus.
Oct. 3, 2008, 4:34 a.m. CST
by GavinVanDraven
just saw this little ghosthouse (30 days of night, the grudge) production. this thing was pretty much a blast guys, check it out! its more comedy than anything else... its Zombies (fast movers) at the Prom. lots of fun stuff.
Oct. 3, 2008, 4:54 a.m. CST
Owww! My leg!!
by flickerbat
Killing me won't bring back your bees!!
Oct. 3, 2008, 6:13 a.m. CST
fucking moron, return of the living dead is in no way related to
by RokurGepta
Oct. 3, 2008, 6:54 a.m. CST
by Brachus12
Oct. 3, 2008, 7:28 a.m. CST
Caruso you genius, I was thinking the same
by Grammaton Cleric Binks
thing. I know Romero and King are buds. This one screamed out to me. I have a feeling George called Steven and said look, I want to do this movie, and I hope you don't get offended because I'm sort of using your idea. King's story, while great, was pretty much the Romero zombies anyway, so I hope he gave George a call.
Oct. 3, 2008, 7:43 a.m. CST
If there's a lession to be learned
by Smerdyakov
from Romero's Zombie flicks it's "Let the Dead Go". In every movie some idiot tries to treat the dead like they're still human and in every movie everybody gets eaten.
Oct. 3, 2008, 7:50 a.m. CST
Cannibal movies need love too!
by Shut the Fuck up Donny
I want me some over-the-top, exploitive, Italian cannibal films like Cannibal Holocaust, Cannibal Ferox, and Cannibal Apocalypse! Why has nobody gone back to that well yet?
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:10 a.m. CST
Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of
by Grammaton Cleric Binks
Death. Old school Bill Maher.
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:13 a.m. CST
What happened to the Diary 2 posters that were circulating
by Sith Witch
awhile back, promoted by Dimension Films? I thought it was a given that he was doing that next, and there was ocular proof to prove it a good six months ago.
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:31 a.m. CST
Oh boy not again...
by evilnerd
I just can't wait to see more jocks and squeeking beauties in a horror film. You folks just like to eat up that concept, right? Does character development mean anything to the U.S. crowd? Well then i can understand, that there are some fanboys out there, who acctually liked Diary and Land (what a fu%$ing joke thas was:" they are looking for a place to go..")
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:52 a.m. CST
C'mon George, make Winnipeg of the Dead already
by Stuntcock Mike
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:58 a.m. CST
It's what the man was born to do
by Jawa 007
If George makes a zombie movie, you can bet I'll watch it. Hmmm... might be time to revisit Land and Diary again.
Oct. 3, 2008, 9:06 a.m. CST
George Romero Shooting Zombie Movie!!
by skimn
Sun Rises In The Morning!!
Sun Sets In The Evening!!
Oct. 3, 2008, 9:32 a.m. CST
And excusing Diary as a bad movie
by skimn
because it was bad on purpose, that that was the joke, is really, really thin.
Oct. 3, 2008, 10:11 a.m. CST
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Romero...doing a zombie movie???...get the fuck outta town, seriously???
Oct. 3, 2008, 11:04 a.m. CST
Ain't It old news
by Beezbo
I have known about this for months - I think it's shooting already! I've been wondering why this site has ignored it.
Oct. 3, 2008, 11:16 a.m. CST
rokur gepta
by ranma627
what are you talking about with return of the living dead. I know it's not related to Romero's films so I hope that comment wasn't directed towards me. I was merely stating a film I once liked but later realized it kinda sucked. I will be watching Fulci's Zombie and Day of the Dead soon, so hopefully those go well.
Oct. 3, 2008, 11:54 a.m. CST
DIARY OF THE DEAD was pretty damn bad.
by uberman
but it was better than the one before it. I've given up hope of a decent Romero zombie flick. Hell, I dont think I'd even bother with one at this point if I saw it in the NEW RELEASES section at BLOCKBUSTER.
Oct. 3, 2008, 11:54 a.m. CST
by Mullah Omar
Based on the title - Romero to direct zombie film" - this thread could be from any number of years ago.

 And yet a necropost would be totally appropriate when discussing George Romero.
Oct. 3, 2008, 1:12 p.m. CST
"i just wanted to crush them..."
by duanejones
...all of the bad romero dead films from _day_ forward, that is. not a one of them is great. not _day_, not _land_, not the OK _diary_, neither. admittedly this is splitting hairs to an infinitely small width, but i am utterly mystified how any of you could profess love for _land_ and despise _diary_. yes, xander, i am looking at you. per the above, neither was great but damned if _diary_ didn't have more juice to drive the oh-so-effing labored zombie metaphor. plus the use of "real world" news footage made it feel like a more timely, trenchant film. i also concur with everyone who urges el jorge to hang up his "they're us" rotter booshit once and for all and make thrillers that OTHER PEOPLE WRITE!!! the problem with romero since _dawn_ has not been his direction -- hell, _bruiser_ is pretty well directed. the script, however...so, please, get rudy wurlitzer or richard price to write george a script and i bet he bats it the fook out the park. i further bet this is not a scenario we will ever see...kindly shoot me in the head before the next romero zombie flick. thanks in advance.
Oct. 3, 2008, 1:23 p.m. CST
I don't get it.
by Ray Gamma
As a self-confessed HUGE fan of Romero's first three zombie movies, I simply don't understand why he is making these small scale reboots now. Surely the audience want a continuation? Surely it would be great to see an epic zombie movie that follows on from "Day of the Dead" or even "Land..."? Where the living dead have overrun the Earth?

 I don't understand it George, why are you doing these small-scale reboot stories? They're just like any other idiot's straight-to-video zombie films. There's no need to re-boot it in a small 'slasher movie with teenagers getting killed' sort of formula. That's just totally undoing all the great work you did with the bleak epic world-scale horror of the first three films!
Oct. 3, 2008, 1:34 p.m. CST
by Charlie_Allnut
Another Romero zombie movie... I guess he's never heard of artistic growth.
Oct. 3, 2008, 2:01 p.m. CST
"Diary" was still better than most zombie films
by Ben Addiction
Let's face it - there are maybe a dozen actual good-to-great zombie films and the rest are complete trash. I wasn't crazy about "Land" but it was still worth watching. Despite Romero's inability to write dialogue or coax realistic performances from actors, he still has a good track record, and "Diary" was pretty good. Aside from a grandpa's attempts to understand the kids today and their wacky innernet blogs and texty phones, "Diary" was a decent, if modest, return to form. If anyone else had made it, it would have been more warmly received. There are Kubrick-style expectations on the guy, and we should be having Spike Lee-level expectations (occasionally great, sometimes only so-so, but at least he's putting ideas out there and trying, instead of obsessively holding out for a masterpiece).
Oct. 3, 2008, 2:04 p.m. CST
Romero & Lucas need to make a Zombie Star Wars
by DRACULA_WANTS_THE_AMULET
Both of them have been returning to the same material again and again. A team up could make it fresh. Think about it Jedi Vs the Undead across the Galaxy. Blame it on a dust from a supernova that or midicholorians
Oct. 3, 2008, 2:10 p.m. CST
by Charlie_Allnut
Then they could follow it up with a g rated animated follow up that has a $100,000 budget.
Oct. 3, 2008, 3:25 p.m. CST
Zombie Star Wars has already been done
by Ray Gamma
Didn't you see Natalie Portman's performance in the prequels?
Oct. 3, 2008, 8:36 p.m. CST
Regarding RE, Code Veronica happens on an island.
by Warcraft
Code Veronica takes place on an island, George should make his film about that!
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Concert Experience Captured on Jeremy Camp's Live
- Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Artist: Jeremy Camp
Title: Live
Label: BEC Recordings
Sophomore concert CD focuses on hits …
It's been four years since Jeremy Camp released his first "live" recording, Unplugged, featuring a list of No.1 singles and fan favorites from his trio of gold-certified records (Restored, Carried Me and Stay), including the companion concert DVD, which has been certified multi-platinum since.
Suffice it to say, Camp has not only a loyal record-buying base, but also legions of live fans. And he further captures the in-person experience on his latest CD, Live.
Half filled by popular tunes like "There Will Be a Day" and "Let It Fade" from his last two best-selling discs, the other 50 percent of the set list dabbles in Camp's greatest No.1's from the first portion of his celebrated career, fan favorites, a brief worship intermission with the praise combo "Hallelujah/You Never Let Go," and an evangelical share time.
Containing all the stadium-sized arrangements listeners have come to expect from the driving vocalist, Camp dresses each song with his inspirational rock flair. But even though he offers more than an hour of epic music, there's nothing new to gravitate toward—unlike Unplugged, which featured his power-pop anthems in an acoustically altered format. Live certainly serves as a good faux-greatest hits and a nice filler between studio recordings, but it is an album mainly for fans, of which, for Camp, there are plenty.
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February 7, 2012 in Shower Enclosures, Showers
By choosing to install a shower in your home, you are not only going to be living a more convenient lifestyle, but you will also be improving your property value. Because of this, there are a number of things that you need to be aware of before you begin shopping for showers and accessories.
Consider the fact of whether or not there has been a shower in this room in the past. If there has already been a shower in this room, things are going to be much easier for the contractor. Adding a shower to an existing bathroom will be easier than a room which has no water supply at all, but a room that has had a shower in previously will be easiest.
The next thing that you want to keep in mind is where the main water supply is for the home. It needs to be easily accessible so that you can tap in to the main pipe. Otherwise, you are not going to have a lot of water pressure and your shower will not be very enjoyable.
You want to make sure that you have plenty of extra space so that you can have moving room in your bathroom as well as a way to open and close the doors on your shower. Nothing would be worse than to find out that you spent all this time and money only to discover that the doors would not open. Often people get around this type of problem by fitting a cubicle with sliding shower doors rather than those which swing open.
Consider checking with a contractor to find out what type of shower is going to work best for your home. After all, there are a number of different possibilities that you may or may not be aware of. You want to find out the different options that are available before you get started with the remodeling process.
These are only the basic things that you need to know. A good contractor will be able to answer any questions that you may have at this time. There are three different types of showers that you are going to be able to choose from. They are a mixer, a power shower, and an electric shower.
A mixer shower is going to allow you to turn on both the hot and cold water at the same time. By doing this, you will be able to determine your own temperature without any problems.
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The trip will deliver desperately needed supplies and even some Christmas cheer, and it has extra special meaning for the woman leading the charge.
The Dallas-based humanitarian aid organization, Linking the World, is making the big trip.
The group will use C-130s to deliver pallets of water, life-saving medical supplies donated by UT Southwestern, rubber soles from Dallas-based Roma Boots, homemade Christmas cards and teddy bears to victims of the typhoon, including orphaned children.
Mina Chang is Linking the World President and CEO, on aid missions since the age of 6.
Her parents are retired Salvation Army commanding officers, and their last post was in Dallas Fort Worth. Chang knows all too well what it's like to have life turned upside down.
"Personally, being hit with brain cancer, it's like being put through a natural disaster myself," she said.
Chang didn't make the first trip because of her diagnosis and recently had a tumor removed, but her health has improved, and doctors have cleared her for the trip.
"It puts things into perspective of what it feels like to really be desperate and in a place of fear and also have the choice, am I going to become a victim, or am I going to be a victor through this?" said Chang.
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There are so many people who do such amazing things in the duration of their lives. And then there are so many people who do the opposite. Take tumblr for example. Type in any hashtag and see the opposites that the search results entail. "Baby" is one of my favorites, along with "animals." Some babies are so lucky to be born into the family they have. Their parents take care of them and go above and beyond to make sure that their child knows that he or she is loved, everyday. On the opposite side of the spectrum are all of those children who aren't as lucky. Perhaps their family didn't expect them, or maybe they did. But there are so many children that are neglected, and even abused. And I'm not even talking about those in third world countries, because that's another story for another day. My mom works with preschoolers and sees this every day. And it's not fair. Every child deserves an even start to set them up for success. Just like a convicted criminal's fate lies in the ideology of the judge in charge of determining his or her sentence (so in essence two people that commit the same crime can have totally different sentences) is unfair, it is not right that it is just the luck of the draw whether one child is given the necessities of life and genuinely taken care of well or not. I know, "life isn't fair," but this is one thing that really bothers me. I just want to take every neglected child and "save" them. I want to wash them, feed them, read a story to them, do arts and crafts, and tuck them in at night. I see examples of bad parenting virtually everyday and it is simply disgusting. And obviously this is analogous to the search results of "animals" and animal cruelty. I really don't understand how anyone can do anything but love animals and children. They love their family so much. We owe it to them to reciprocate that love.


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Life has a habit of throwing wrenches into our plans, and how we react determines our future path. For example, when life gave Adam Leja lemons -- he was badly injured in a car crash and lost his chance to play college baseball -- he squeezed them into pure spring water and made Lémonesse, a new beverage that's taking root in his hometown of Chicago.
The driver of the car that hit Leja's vehicle head-on was drunk, and that started him thinking about the lack of classy nonalcoholic options to accompany dinner at a high-end restaurant.
"Lémonesse is lemon water, not lemonade," Leja stresses. "There are no sweeteners, calories, or chemicals of any kind. It's made with hand-picked organic lemons and natural spring water. Everyone is using artificial flavors and chemicals in their beverages -- we stay true to the simplicity of the drink so many love: lemons and water."


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I use a Dell Latitude E5520 laptop with docking station and a Dell LCD monitor. The Dell monitor is the main screen with the traybar on it, the built-in laptop monitor is the secondary.
Applications like Outlook, Excel is on the main monitor, some apps like communicator, windows explorer, etc are on the built-in screen. This is my default layout. When the laptop goes to sleep after work and I start using the laptop next day, the apps windows are on the same place, where I left.
Problem is, when I remove the laptop from the docking station. Of course this time everything appears on the built-in laptop monitor, since there is no other attached display. But, when I place the laptop back onto the docking station, every app window goes back onto the primary display, which is the Dell LCD. To me colleagues the apps windows appear on the same place, where they previous were, while the laptop was on the dockin station, e.g.: if the communicator was on the built-in display, then it appears on it, if the Outlook was on the primary display (Dell LCD), then it appears on the primary display.
So my Windows doesn't remember the position of the apps while the laptop was on the docking station and being put back on it, which makes me very nervous, because every time I put back my machine to the docking station, I have to drag and drop for example the communicator (and other windows) to the secondary display.
Anybody can help me how to make Windows 7 Prof x64 remember (and make difference) the windows position while the laptop is on the dock or being removed?
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The Art of Sketching
I've always been captivated by sketches. Before I found photography and filmmaking, I used to draw more than anything else. Because of my impatient nature, I never could make myself draw clean and elaborate works that took much time. I naturally gravitated towards sketches, finding something romantic in the untamed lines, impromptu nature, and organic character of it. I was never anything extraordinary, and even my sketches took much longer than they logically should have. (Thank God I found photography). I still hold a deep respect for drawing though, especially sketches and the people that create them.
Mr Porter recently did a story on Richard Haines, the fashion illustrator behind the blog What I Saw Today, which has become a sort of illustrative equivalent to The Sartorialist. For good reason too; the blog is a captivating one. There is something quite human about sketches, and Haines does a thorough job of invoking this.
"frenchman wearing quilted, wine colored, velvet slipper" and "aubin checks his texts"; from what i saw today
mr haines at rest. mr haines at work. from mr porter.
I recently came across another blog dedicated to sketches and illustrations. The Boston Sketcher is a site run by M. Morris Gaman, an art student in Boston that is, as he puts it, "drawing quick sketches of people in Boston all the time. On the train, in class, in coffee shops, museums, malls, libraries and even on the street." The blog is fun, witty, and intimate one. Gaman updates multiple times a day with sincere sketches punctuated with his commentary.
l to r, top to bottom: "pen and ink…on the red line", "he looks like he has good taste in music", and "the apple that falls"; from faces of boston.
On the subject of commentary: I've realized that one of my favorite things about these two blogs is the commentary that often accompanies their sketches. They "add to the story", so to speak, of the image presented. After all, a sketch is mere representation of an experience. It's a reaction to the moment. Often I wonder what was going through the illustrator's head when I look at sketches, why they chose to highlight the elements they did. It's great to see their thoughts presented in another way.
It seems that much of the sentiment surrounding sketches, especially those of this nature, are the same as the sentiments surrounding street photography, specifically street style photography. I'm an avid people watcher. Hand me a camera and it's only logical that I'll stick it in front of my face and take pictures of them. It's the same with this. I can only imagine the process: going everywhere with your sketchbook, always looking around and observing. It's a beautiful thing, truly.
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One of my very favourite things about the DCAU Bat-books is the attention to background detail - particularly in regards to Timmy, who is nearly always shown balancing/training/flipping over things/etc etc. It's a really pleasant change of pace from most comic books, where the background is just background and doesn't really add anything to the overall feel of the story. The artists on these books really grabbed the opportunity to flesh out characters' personality quirks using page space that would have otherwise been left to landscape details alone. It's a commendable practice, really, and definitely raises a good book to being a great one.
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Showing of my lack of progress in the Catwoman cosplay department.
Finished once glove, the suit, the bag, and I got a few props.
Baby why don't you come to my house to finish the other glove? INSTEAD OF FIDDLING WITH THE BY NOW PERFECT FIRST GLOVE? GET SHIT DONE CAUSE I CAN'T DO ANYTHING YET. Boohoo.
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Born in Germany - his family moved to Chicago when he was 7 - Joseph Christian Leyendecker was one of the most successful commercial artists of the 20th century.
His incredible drawing and painting ability, illuminated by his gay sexuality, brought a new aesthetic into advertising, bringing it very much into the new century. His work as a magazine illustrator and his vibrant, body conscious advertising usually for high-end luxury brands, created the prototype for the male sex symbol, his early work pre-dating the cinema, in the time before photography dominated the media.
His most successful campaign was for the Arrow shirt company, and his Arrow collar man [pictured] became the very epitome of American manliness, prosperity & style, at one time getting more fanmail and proposals of marriage than Rudolph Valentino it is claimed. What his legion of fans did not realise was that their idol, Leyendecker's model was in fact his lover, Charles Beach.
Always declining fine art commissions, Leyendecker preferred to work as an illustrator and commercial artist. He was incredibly successful and well-known. His work helped define the visual look of America as much as the cinema up until World War II. His influence on Norman Rockwell can be clearly seen too. So financially successful was he that in 1914 he was able to commision a mansion in New Rochelle, where he lived until his death in 1952.
And Charles Beach? He and Leyendecker were together for over 50 years, his role encompassing model, husband, cook & business manager. Despite Leyendecker's fame, his life is not so well-known now because he lived discreetly; it would also appear that on his death Beach destroyed most of Leyendecker's remaining work, diaries and documents. Leyendecker shunned photography as an art form and few photos exist or have survived of them. Charles Beach died shortly after Leyendecker also in 1952.
If you enter the name J C Leyendecker on Google images, you can see how exquisite, stylish and iconic his work was, and you can see how his work influenced the photographic advertising campaigns which have subsequently replaced his beautiful illustrations. It's worth the look.
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I'm selling a Womens Patagonia Insulated Powder Bowl Jacket that was purchased last year and wasn't used AT ALL! It has been sat in storage the whole time. It is, therefore, being sold as new/unused. It's pink/red, a size medium and has absolutely no marks, scratches etc whatsoever. It retails at Ł400 and I'm asking for a bargain price of only Ł150.
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You'll not meet a more vibrant 79-year-old than Lenny Paoletta who served as mayor from 1981-1985. Determined, athletic, resourceful, Paoletta is serving as the 2014 Columbus Day Parade Grand Marshal. Paoletta loves a parade and it was during his years as mayor the St. Patrick's Day Parade festivities took flight. He's also resilient. Twenty years […]
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His initials are P.T. just like the legendary Phineas Taylor Barnum, and on Thursday Paul Timpanelli, who has served for 25 years as president of the Bridgeport Regional Business Council, was introduced as the 2014 Barnum Festival ringmaster at Sacred Heart University where he graduated, and followed up with a teaching profession, election as Trumbull's […]
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More than 120 students from grades 6 through 12 represented the Bridgeport region's talent in a vocal competition sponsored by the Barnum Festival, the summer celebration saluting 19th Century showman P.T. Barnum. Seven finalists (one from each grade) will compete this Saturday (today) 1 p.m. at the Wing Ding Parade for kids at Connecticut's Beardsley […]
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Wednesday night at 7 at the Klein Memorial Auditorium the city's Adult and Alternative Education Department will issue 197 diplomas to high school dropouts who made a decision to "drop back in" overcoming numerous challenges such as teen pregnancy, disciplinary issues, substance abuse, health problems and caring for loved ones. The graduates, ranging in age […]
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The Connecticut Office of Tourism has launched a contest to name your favorite place in the state (no, not your favorite place to neck) and wouldn't it surprise to create a Bridgeport buzz. Stamford, Hartford and New Haven are often highlighted in the state's tourism campaign, while little ol' state's largest city (okay, it's a […]
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We predominantly use Windows XP on our network. However we have started to issue Windows 7 laptops to some staff and have come across an issue with user profiles.
Users report a problem that they lose their settings (Desktop background etc) and upon investigation I find under Docs and Settings/Users that new profiles have been created, e.g. user.domain.001, user.domain.002.
I found this thread: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/window...-profiles.html which pretty much shows the same issue.
After researching I have come across the general response that the users profile has not logged off properly.
Wondered if anyone else had come across this issue and knew of a fix?
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Last night we did Lady Vashj with 8 people and that was intense. First time we did it she was up to 52 stacks during phase 2, my death knight was spending most of his time running from the bog lurkers instead of kiting them, and we didn't know the tainted elementals stayed at the waters edge. Second time through was still as intense but more organized, but finding out afterward that five people still needed to come back in for the vial and/or lurker above was groan inducing.
XD that's awesome when you consider that back in the day, it was considered a wipe if she got 3? 5? I forget, but no more than that stacks on her in phase 2...
Also, Vashj was an intense fight back in the day as well (though not as nail-biting as the ones I mentioned previously), mostly from a "will they be able to kill her in phase 3 before there's so much green crap my screen freezes up" point of view XD.
We got a lot better at that fight once we figured out to have a holy paladin stand somewhere near the center, healing the ranged, in phase 2 and put up Righteous Fury. That way the adds would come her way and could be picked off by the tanks, whereas otherwise they almost always ran directly to me (standing near the edge healing melee) and wtf pawned me.


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Legion 2010 DvdRip Xvid-THC | 700 MB
Legion 2010 DvdRip Xvid-THC | 700 MB
An out-of-the-way diner becomes the unlikely battleground for the survival of the human race. When God loses faith in humankind, he sends his legion of angels to bring on the Apocalypse.
Genre: Action | Fantasy | Horror | Thriller
IMDB rating: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1038686/
Directed by: Scott Stewart
Starring: Paul Bettany, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson
Release Name: Legion 2010 DVDRip XviD-THC
Size: 700 MB
Video: xvid,640 x 272, 883 Kbps
Audio: AA3, 128 kbps
Runtime: 1h 22mn


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This is what our teacher taught us on the last day of French class. Did I mention she's awesome?
using this in french class tomorrow
I will always reblog colorful french language
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Aerogel, also know as frozen smoke, is the world's lowest density solid, clocking in at 96% air. If you hold a small piece in your hand, it's practically impossible to either see or feel, but if you poke it, it's like styrofoam. It supports up to 4,000 times its own weight and can withstand a direct blast from two pounds of dynamite. It's also the best insulator in existence.
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The Akhal-Teke's most notable and defining characteristic is the natural metallic bloom of its coat
Gleaming golden horses..
Is this horse magic? Is it some kind of hornless unicorn? IT IS, ISN'T IT? THIS HORSE IS MAGIC.
Wow. W-…Wow.
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7.41% of people buy Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and The Elephant Man ~ Blu-ray.
Welcome to Twin Peaks. A beautiful town filled with beautiful people. Or is it?
Schoolgirl Laura Palmer is the model citizen. Blonde, pretty, clever and sweet, Laura is the Prom Queen and the girlfriend of the quarterback – the most popular girl in school. But as we become aware of the private doings of Laura's friends and relatives in Twin Peaks, it is evident that the residents of this town are on a bad trip…and Laura is the baddest trip of all. In one week's time Laura will be found dead. Wrapped in plastic. Find out what happened in her last seven days in Twin Peaks. Population 51,201
Special Features:
- Original 1992 EPK including:
- Actor clips
- Cast interviews
- Theatrical trailer
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