text:
Movie News
The Behind the Scenes Pics of the Day floats. We all float down here.
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with today's Behind the Scenes Pic!
I ran a pic of Tim Curry in the Pennywise make-up from the IT mini-series early on in the column's run and received another shot from the making of the series from make-up man Bart Mixon in response. This one has Mr. Mixon touching up Pennywise the Dancing Clown's make-up.
I'm kind of glad the proposed re-do of IT hasn't come to fruition. I mean, the mini-series is about a tenth as scary and awesome as Stephen King's book, but the movie they were talking about doing was supposed to be from Beverly Marsh's perspective and that doesn't sound like a good idea at all to me.
And really, you can't get a better Pennywise in design and performance. Tim Curry was inspired casting and knocked it out of the park, creating an iconic monster, which is doubly impressive when you consider how mediocre the rest of the series is.
Thanks again to Bart Mixon for sending this one along. Hope you guys enjoy!
If you have a behind the scenes shot you'd like to submit to this column, you can email me at email@example.com.
Tomorrow's behind the scenes pic wouldn't hurt a fly.
Follow Me On Twitter
Click here to visit the complete compilation of previous Behind the Scenes images, Page One
Click here to visit the complete compilation of previous Behind the Scenes images, Page Two!
Readers Talkbackcomments powered by Disqus
+ Expand All
July 10, 2011, 11:28 p.m. CST
by TheNipplesofGodReturns
July 10, 2011, 11:29 p.m. CST
Trying to set the night on fire!
by WerePlatypus
July 10, 2011, 11:29 p.m. CST
Should do it in two movies
by KarlKolchak
First, focus on kids, a la "Stand By Me" Second, the adults' story
July 10, 2011, 11:47 p.m. CST
by sabiansix
DC is really slacking in making their characters look like they did in the comic. he never had red hair.
July 10, 2011, 11:48 p.m. CST
Don't do "It" again
by bass
As much as I love "It" the novel, I think we all have to acknowledge the end, as written, is terrible. Incomprehensible, and kinda gross too. The novel gets huge points for creepy atmosphere leading up to the end, but it's a very typical SK ending, much like the air leaking out of an over-inflated tire. I doubt any remake would improve upon Tim Curry's Pennywise anyways, dude was FREAKY.
July 10, 2011, 11:51 p.m. CST
IT is probably Stephen King's masterpiece
by I_Snake_Plissken
I know most people would choose The Stand, but you can make an argument that IT was King's best example of character development and attaching to something truly horrific (a child killing sewer clown?!?). Great use of the structure of flashback + flash forward to tell the two overlapping stories, and a great feel of what you experienced as a kid. It does have one of the more bizarre endings (even for King who traditionally has difficulty with that type of thing) and also features a rather interesting ritual to link all of the kids together (no way that would fly today and quite honestly it comes way out of left field.). But pound for pound it's a great example of what made the older King so good. BTW – The Dark Tower could have been his magnum opus, but after he got hit by the van it was over. Wolves of the Calla starts a precipitous drop-off in the quality of the story from which the series never recovers – damn shame too, since "Wizards and Glass" was at the time the best thing he'd written in 20 years. I miss the old King – The Stand, Firestarter, The Shining, It, and The Dead Zone were an amazing way to spend an evening.
July 10, 2011, 11:53 p.m. CST
hey georgie boy, want a balloon!
by Bartleby T. Scrivener
Curry gave me the creeps.
July 11, 2011, 12:01 a.m. CST
Still waiting for The Talisman
by David Hinson
When is that getting off the ground?
July 11, 2011, 12:07 a.m. CST
Agree with bass
by VitaminZ
It's a great book (and could have been his best book) that completely falls apart at the end. A bunch of pre-pubescent kids have a gang bang in a sewer? *That* was the solution?? The weird giant spider/giant turtle thing didn't make a ton of sense either, and didn't have much to do with the rest of the book up to that point. It's a shame because everything about the book is tremendous until the last couple hundred pages.
July 11, 2011, 12:08 a.m. CST
A-buh... a-buh... Biiilly-boy!
by caruso-stalker217
July 11, 2011, 12:15 a.m. CST
IT IS King's masterpiece, the Bible of horror novels.
by wtriker1701
The Stand had sometimes a very slow pacing, whereas IT was a constant winner on EVERY page! The grand 27-Year-Cicle Masterscheme! They did an OK-2-parter for TV. Back then I wished, they could have done it for the Big Screen, with IT1 and IT2. But even the movies were crap fests back then, so IT on TV kicked them in the balls by far. But as it is - you can't compare the book to the TV experience. They are different worlds. But it was fun to see the cast - they all had great performances and they were not no-names. If the ending wouldn't have been that kind-of-easy bad (the slingshot effect) it would have had greater impact, I believe! Even the soundtrack gave the audience some kind of good scare. Tim Curry, Richard Thomas, Annette O'Toole et al - they were great - even the kiddos!!!
July 11, 2011, 12:19 a.m. CST
The Talisman...
by Randall Flagg
...still has Ehren Kruger listed as screenwriter on IMDB. Yeah, no thanks.
July 11, 2011, 12:23 a.m. CST
by Anthony Torchia
July 11, 2011, 12:24 a.m. CST
didn't read the book
by WINONA_RYDERS_PUSSY_JUICE
it sounds lame
July 11, 2011, 12:29 a.m. CST
Movie was wayyy too short
by proevad
Maybe if I hadn't read the book... This is one of his Top 5 books. Might be his best. Can see that argument being won.
July 11, 2011, 12:32 a.m. CST
Pennywise is scary.
by blackwood
If they were only to get one thing exactly right in the series, they picked the right one.
July 11, 2011, 12:41 a.m. CST
the ending (book spoilers)
by mrgray
First, it's almost impossible to defend the "love scene" without sounding like a creep, but I'll take the bullet. It doesn't come out of left field. Much of the horror in the book is wrapped up in pubescent fears of sexuality. The most obvious example is Bev and her dad. Eddie's run-in with the leper and his rotten offer of a blowjob is another example. There's the gay guy who gets killed because the thugs are homophobes. There's the Bowers-Hostetler scene. Those are the ones I can list off the top of my head and I know for sure there are more. The love scene does a great job of showing how these characters deal with their fear of sex by drawing strength from it (which is what they had been doing in the face of every other fear, so it's consistent). This is to say nothing of the fact that thematically it's more about a rite of passage than an actual sex act. Sex aside, there's a very obvious, very sweet, group crush going on with Bev that informs the love scene. It's just unfortunate that it gets read as "children screwing" instead of "a group of friends physically expressing their love". I mean, it's not a gang rape or anything. Is it a little weird? Well, sure. I would never argue that it HAD to be included. But it does work, regardless of some people's prudish responses to it. It works for the plot AND for the theme.
July 11, 2011, 12:56 a.m. CST
Norman Bates tomorrow
by BenBraddock
So it's either PSYCHO or DALAI LAMA - THE MOVIE
July 11, 2011, 1:06 a.m. CST
Of course the pre-pubescent gangbang works, if by "works" you mean "was fucking horrible"
by Greggers
mrgray wrote: It's just unfortunate that it gets read as "children screwing" instead of "a group of friends physically expressing their love". This reminds me of the NAMBLA episode of South Park. Yes, fine, it's a touching expression of love among friends that reflects a major theme of the story...but dude...IT'S CHILDREN SCREWING! I'm with the prudes on this one. Context only goes so far. If that shit hadn't been in the book, it's biggest crime would have been that the big bad is [spoiler alert] a big spider [/spoiler alert]. No, wait, I'm sorry, [spolier alert again] it's creature *so mindblowing*, the best the human brain can do to interpret it is to see a big spider.[/end spoiler] Oh come on, Stephen King, that's the best you can do? The sad thing is that aside from King's usual indulgences (painfully facile characterization for villains, etc.), the book was readable. The concept of a killer clown is rock solid. As for Tim Curry, I was disappointed. Hear me out: Curry's voice was blatantly malevolent, like a old timey New York cab driver. Kind of on the nose. In the book, I don't recall the voice ever being described, so I imagined it sounding like a clown's voice: much more innocuous and actually friendly, and therefore surrealistically scary.
July 11, 2011, 1:09 a.m. CST
the end of the book was forgettable
by Rupee88
I had conveniently forgotten it until you guys reminded me why I did forget it. Yes it was really lame and just didn't work and little kids having sex just doesn't thematically work on many levels..the whole frog/spider thing didn't make sense either. Oh well, he was/is a mad genius and that's the best he could at the time..the rest of the book is excellent even though he fumbled near the goal line.
July 11, 2011, 1:20 a.m. CST
I'd love to see a remake done right
by Durendal
Because, for the most part, the book was fantastic, aside from King's fucking closeted pedophilia at the end, but that is easily removed. I read the book and loved it, but the miniseries was pretty damned sorry aside from Curry being damned good as Pennywise. Is he too old to reprise the role? I'd like to see a four-part miniseries that gives it a fuller, better treatment. I think Super8 showed that you can still do a movie that reminds you of what it's like to be a kid again, much like the novel It did. They could pull that off in a new miniseries, and I'd love to see the right hands take a crack at It.
July 11, 2011, 1:23 a.m. CST
Tim Curry could have done better
by WWBD
Gotta agree with Greggers here. "on the nose" is exactly right. curry nails the comedy of the character, but never really the horror. Some of the make-up work and direction does that for him. But I will also defend the "gang bang." Don't forget that the kids are all about to die down there in the sewers. They're lost, exhausted, and their collective will is shattered. That ultimate moment of love and friendship brings them the strength to move forward.
July 11, 2011, 1:25 a.m. CST
Oh, DVD commentary on IT is FANTASTIC
by WWBD
Some great stuff from the actors, but the director is so informative. He openly acknowledges some of the problems and weaknesses of the movie (e.g., the ending) and explains why they made a lot of the choices they did.
July 11, 2011, 1:36 a.m. CST
Pre-pubescent kids have a gang bang in the sewer?
by fustfick
Jesus H. Maybe we should cross Victor Salva off the short list of redo directors. What's Larry Clark up to?
July 11, 2011, 2:25 a.m. CST
'Christine' ('83) is King's masterwork...
by BiggusDickus
The way he switches between first and third-person narrative shows a writer at the very top of his game. Sadly, after 'Misery' in '87, it was all downhill after that...
July 11, 2011, 2:51 a.m. CST
I also think the gangbang scene was what it was.
by V'Shael
It's very very rare when King doesn't fumble the last few chapters of a great book. The STAND has the 'hand of god' and Flagg on an island ending. The Dark Tower... well, the less said the better. But for me, IT was the one where everything worked right up until the very last page. Even the kids sex scene, and the Turtle and the Beams and the not-really-a-spider. It tied into the Dark Tower series in that respect. And Tim Curry was genius as Pennywise, even if the rest of the miniseries was a huge disappointment.
July 11, 2011, 3:28 a.m. CST
Don't you want it?
by Han Cholo
Don't you want it? Don't you want it? DON'T YOU WANT IT?!?! DON'T YOU WANT IT?!?!?! DON'T YOU WANT IT?!?!? ARF!!! <p> Always wondered why there was a dog bark after that? Watch that part on the DVD
July 11, 2011, 3:55 a.m. CST
Tim Curry and Make Up pic of the day
by CuervoJones
I liked the Frank-N-Furter pic better, but this one is good too. I don´t like this adaptation of one of my favourite books, BTW
July 11, 2011, 4:03 a.m. CST
I wish they could have just released this on the big screen.
by Doctor_Strangepork
And leave in all of the sexuality and gore of the book.
July 11, 2011, 4:21 a.m. CST
Stephen King, the emperor has no clothes . . .
by Thall_Joben
The most consitantly over rated author of our time. Never wrote a good ending, just knocked out boil-in-the-bag regurgitated crap masquerading as imagination.
July 11, 2011, 4:48 a.m. CST
Wait what the book ends with an orgy/gang rape with children?
by KilliK
robin,to the bat-Kindle.
July 11, 2011, 4:59 a.m. CST
Stephen King's short stories and novellas are better than his novels
by murray_hamilton
His novels always run out of steam towards the end. And that's after they've already meandered around for 300 pages. But his short story collections are all pretty solid, especially Nightmares & Dreamscapes.
July 11, 2011, 5:04 a.m. CST
And Summer of Night by Dan Simmons is better than IT
by murray_hamilton
Similar theme of kids coming up against evil, but the stakes are much higher. Terrifying book; give it a read this summer.
July 11, 2011, 5:04 a.m. CST
We don't necessarily need a remake
by IWasInJuniorHighDickhead
but if we have to have one, can we PLEASE have the 10 part HBO standalone series? <P> This way we can have it all; the previous appearances of Pennywise, the Morlock holes, Patrick Hockstetter. It would be fucking brilliant. Finding someone to top Tim Curry would be hard, don't think he'd fancy revisiting the role. You just need someone with scary eyes. No updating either: 1958 and 1985.<P> IT is kind of precious to me, but I think that someone has the chance to put the definitive version out there. The idea to update it and have a 120 min running time is retarded.
July 11, 2011, 5:16 a.m. CST
Haven + Pennywise
by corporategohan616
There's been glances of future episodes for the new season of Haven. One involves a clown and another a child chasing a boat down a storm drain on a street. Is this IT related seeing as its a King series on tv???
July 11, 2011, 5:19 a.m. CST
I could never make it all the way through the book...
by sonnyfern
If I remember correctly it's almost as long as the bible...
July 11, 2011, 5:21 a.m. CST
re: "the not-really-a-spider"
by buggerbugger
Am I right in remembering that the alien shapeshifter is really a manitou, or it's the basis for all the North American manitou legends? Something like that, anyway?
July 11, 2011, 5:24 a.m. CST
It's cosmic horror
by corporategohan616
King's love for Lovecraft is the emphasis for all the big bads in his mythos being things the human brain cant understand. Big cosmic monsters who make you go insane when you look at them.
July 11, 2011, 5:53 a.m. CST
@scratchmonkey - No, it was an extradimensional entity
by V'Shael
from the macroverse, the void surrounding the universe. I don't think it had anything to do with Manitou.
July 11, 2011, 6:02 a.m. CST
One of the better screen adaptations
by dsbrady
Sure, the ending was kinda lame (as it was in the book), but I thought the mini-series was a pretty good King adaptation (especially since by that point, there had been so many bad ones -- I don't think the movie for Misery had come out yet). The first part was more effective than the second, I thought (and that might be a flaw with the book -- from what I recall, the adults basically recreate what happened when they were kids, so it got repetitive). Of course, for me, the best part was that my school roommate was so creeped out by Curry as Pennywise that I could regularly just say, "They all float down here!" and annoy him. Good times.
July 11, 2011, 6:09 a.m. CST
you already posted a behind the scenes IT photo
by Waka_Flocka
July 11, 2011, 6:29 a.m. CST
For me "It" started..................
by RoarsLoudly
the decline of SK. Its seemed like he was writing books that screamed "make me in to a movie" , please!!
July 11, 2011, 6:56 a.m. CST
by buggerbugger
Ah right, cheers. I had a vague recollection of alien monstrosity coming to Earth millennia ago and becoming the basis for the manitou legends or something similar. I wonder if it's from some other novel altogether. Perhaps I'm confusing 'It' with something like Dean Koontz's 'Phantoms' or Douglas Clegg's 'Halloween Man' (or 'You Come When I Call You'?), both of which deal with shapechanging / bodysnatching "Evil from the Dawn of Time"-type entities.
July 11, 2011, 7:13 a.m. CST
Loved the book
by DementedCaver
...and I don't understand why so many people adore the mini-series. It just didn't hold a candle to the book. Plus IT mostly just looked like a clown in the mini-series. While the book had it take the form of your worst fears...so many different forms not just a dang clown.
July 11, 2011, 7:59 a.m. CST
...a constant winner on EVERY page!...
by Graphix67
Not really. The long chapter/section dealing exclusively with the dry history of the town itself was only slightly more interesting than watching paint dry.
July 11, 2011, 8:29 a.m. CST
I scared the shit out of my cousin years ago with this.....
by sam jacksons wig
...he now has a morbid fear of clowns. Oh well.......
July 11, 2011, 8:35 a.m. CST
The last time I looked forward to a new Stephen King book
by Dr Hemlock
Reagan was President. (And that's no exaggeration.) What the hell happened, Steve? From Tommyknockers forward, most of the stuff you've been churning out has been crap.
July 11, 2011, 8:40 a.m. CST
If they do remake this at some point...
by Nasty In The Pasty
...there's no reason to re-cast the role of Pennywise...the added 2+ decades will only make Tim Curry's appearance under the makeup even creepier. And for a good laugh, watch the Nostalgia Critic's review of the original miniseries, where he humorously deflates a lot of the silliest aspects of the story. For me, I had yet to start reading King's fiction circa 1990 (I turned sixteen that summer), so the miniseries was my first exposure to the story, and I remember it being very effective for the time. After reading the book, the miniseries can't hold a candle to it.
July 11, 2011, 8:42 a.m. CST
The ending fascinated me when I read it.
by Fawst
I was a kid, probably 14 at the time. The sex didn't make any impact on me, it was the cosmic trip that (I believe) Bill and It go on, where his conscious travels out into the beyond and he passes the turtle's shell. That blew my god damn mind at the time. I thought it was one of the craziest pieces of "I WANT TO KNOW MORE!" I had read up to that point, and even since then. They could certainly remake this. Let's be honest, Tim Curry was amazing, but even that performance wasn't enough to call the miniseries a sacred cow. I think Starz or Showtime should be lining up the adaptations if they want to continue to compete with HBO. Dexter will take Showtime only so far, and Starz needs that breakout show to put them on the map now that Party Down is done.
July 11, 2011, 8:45 a.m. CST
Tim Curry should be re-cast as Pennywise!
by Jake Pantlin
If there is any justice in the world, they should recast him. Like Freddy Kruger, only one actor should play that character. There is no one else to play Pennywise!
July 11, 2011, 9:08 a.m. CST
Agree with most...
by vettebro
Great book until the shitty ending. Huge letdown at the end. SK must not have given the ending much thought at all, or didn't know how to end it in a great way.
July 11, 2011, 9:17 a.m. CST
Great work by Curry. TERRIBLE awful movie
by Knobules
Yack yack yack. Commercial break. Yack yack yack. Commercial. One minute of something from the book maybe. yack yack yack commercial break. Typical poor King movie setup. Lets get the gang together and talk and talk and talk.
July 11, 2011, 9:17 a.m. CST
Stephen King hasn't written a good ending since the fucking Bachman Books...
by THE_CHOPPAH
July 11, 2011, 9:19 a.m. CST
And wait... Who the fuck is "lika-do-the-cha-cha"?
by THE_CHOPPAH
And where's *my* fucking blackbox?
July 11, 2011, 9:22 a.m. CST
Dean Koontz has had much shittier endings than King
by proevad
dude always uses space aliens has his grand reveal. Not fair to say King has had lame endings in all his stuff. Salem's Lot, Christine, Carrie, Misery, The Shining, etc--all had exciting climaxes.
July 11, 2011, 9:22 a.m. CST
Great original book cover too.....
by I_Snake_Plissken
The broken red lettering, the paper boat, the claw coming up from the sewer. If you found that book at the library browsing the horror section, it kick-started your imagination immediately.
July 11, 2011, 9:29 a.m. CST
Tomorrow - Star Trek Generations
by Larry Knowles
Malcolm McDowell My brother Harry told me. Also, Harry if you're reading this please return my Boba Fettuccine.
July 11, 2011, 9:38 a.m. CST
Worst stephen Kind ending:
by slone13
Tommyknockers? King's got some real stinker endings that have come close to ruining otherwise great books, but I think I'd have to go with Tommyknockers as the ultimate worst.
July 11, 2011, 9:46 a.m. CST
by KilliK
July 11, 2011, 9:47 a.m. CST
is it me or the latest posts have disappeared?
by KilliK
July 11, 2011, 10:31 a.m. CST
Tom Baker as Pennywise could have been similarly scary!
by wtriker1701
Yes, Tim Curry WAS great, and in a remake I think he'd stil be perfect. Tom Baker nowerdays? Not so... And I'd second a 10-Part HBO series!
July 11, 2011, 10:46 a.m. CST
King CAN have weak endings, but c'mon...
by Marshal_Lannes
I can think of two recent novels that had pretty damn good endings- Cell and Duma Key. Under the Dome's end was somewhat weak in an IT kind of way, but won't get into spoilers....
July 11, 2011, 10:59 a.m. CST
So, does the gang-bang end with a double penetration?
by Jerry Piper
I had no idea that scene was there. How did it not cause an uproar?
July 11, 2011, 11 a.m. CST
Who would make a good Pennywise in the remake????
by Jerry Piper
other than Curry.
July 11, 2011, 11:07 a.m. CST
I was a kid when this movie came out...
by Chris Moody
...and it scared the shit out of me. Strange: I was never afraid of clowns.
July 11, 2011, 11:10 a.m. CST
Matthew McConaughey might make a good Pennywise.
by Chris Moody
The dude is scary even when he isn't trying. Or, we could go with the obvious and pick Jackie Earl Haley. He is a great actor.
July 11, 2011, 11:12 a.m. CST
by Exalay
Try FULL DARK, NO STARS. SK is back.
July 11, 2011, 11:16 a.m. CST
Ah, College Days
by thepoohguy
I remember watching this movie as a freshman in college. Half the floor was packed into a dorm room watching on a small TV in the dark. Curry was amazing and creepy!!! My wife and I both agree that the ending is lame. She always states that King must have gotten tired and just made it a big giant spider. Big Giant Spider is our writing equivalent to Jumping the Shark. There was a part of me that was petrified that Super 8 was going to be a big giant spider at the end. As for worst ending I think I would go with the Tommyknockers too. In fact I think that was the worst movie, well except Sleepwalkers. Really? Killing a cop by corn cob to the back? REALLY?
July 11, 2011, 11:50 a.m. CST
Pennywise on Haven
by BlackLodger
someone above mentioned the Haven-It connection. The commercial had a kid in a yellow slicker floating a paperboat, some random sewer shots , then a shot of a fat clown with pointy teeth...I know that Colorodo Kid didn't reference any of "It", but if the show can SMARTLY inject Kings "myths" and "monsters" into one town(not being Castle Rock or Derry) you can do alot of cool shit...low men, vampires, evil cars, interconnecting universes, basically a monster of the week show...with King monsters...Hell do it like Fables and have the whole King universe in this town...again done SMARTLY...which probably won't happen. The Haven actor will probably be mimicing Tim Curry instead of portraying Bob Gray...
July 11, 2011, 11:51 a.m. CST
My favorite book ---
by Lucky13
Not so favorite 'tv movie'. Man, it was horrible. I read IT for a book report in 6th grade, my teacher let me read it over the course of 2 reports because it was so long. I loved watching the teacher's face as I mentioned the kiddie-train a the end as part of my report. She wasn't expecting that. I do agree that the ending was a bit of a let-down, but not in a 'Dark Tower' level, or even ball-park (then again, what is?) Whoever mentioned that "Big Giant Spider" was their literary equivalent to "Jumping the Shark"... you should change it to "Crimson King's Balcony" or something snappier that encapsulates the DT ending... Stevie King might as well have sent a giant paper bag of flaming dog shit to each reader's doorstep. Anyway, an 8-10 part series for IT on HBO would be insanely awesome... one can dream.
July 11, 2011, 12:08 p.m. CST
Good/great Stephen King endings: Cujo,
by Flip63Hole
Misery, Dark Half, Christine, Insomnia, Green Mile, Shawshank/The Stand/Apt Pupil (and other novellas), Pet Semetary, Needful Things, The Dead Zone, Gerald's Game, Dolores Claiborne, Salem's Lot, etc.
July 11, 2011, 12:34 p.m. CST
Was surprised by From A Buick 8...
by Billyeveryteen
Even tho' it's from the "I got wrecked, so EVERYBODY gets wrecked" phase. Still a lot of fun. As for the kiddie luvin' in It, a round of French kissing woulda' done the job. Poor Dark Tower, I loved you so...
July 11, 2011, 12:41 p.m. CST
This sounds like a miniseries that aught to be remade by
by sweeneydave
Frank Darabont! I'm sure he could give it a proper ending too, like he did with The Mist. Anyone else agree?
July 11, 2011, 12:49 p.m. CST
by Mullah Omar
It's unfortunate when a pretty good story has a weak ending, because it colors what came before it. The miniseries was intriguing, but the last-minute spider reveal/showdown was pretty silly. A good screenwriter who took some liberties with the story could actually improve IT quite a bit. This is a case when a reboot/remake could actually be a very good thing.
July 11, 2011, 12:53 p.m. CST
Scariest shit in the book...
by THE WALLACE
I read ITwhen I was 12 and the part that freaked me out the most was when Bill was in the mind-lock with IT and as they flew past the turtle, Bill realizes, with horror, that the turtle is dead. No matter how they went about that book, I just know they would leave out the best shit. - The symbol on the small door to IT's layer that everyone see's as something else. (I think they showed the door in the series, but didn't capture the creepy child sized aspect or the changing symbol) - Mike being attacked by a giant bird - The kids in the fort in the ground tripping out in the smoke ceremony and seeing IT come to earth. I need to read that book again now.
July 11, 2011, 1:07 p.m. CST
Wallace. You nailed it.
by Knobules
None of that creepy wild dread was in the movie. Just a bunch of blubbering from JonBoy Walton about nothing. And the spider ending was a mess.
July 11, 2011, 1:56 p.m. CST
I'd love a shot at writing this
by IWasInJuniorHighDickhead
one of my favourite books. I'm not as interested in the Loser's Club aspect of the story as I am in the peripheral Derry stuff. It needs to open like a procedural, with the Adrian Mellon story. Actually, it might need to be twelve episodes long, ten would be cutting it fine. <P> Can you imagine coming home with the entire HBO 'IT' on bluray, to watch? They'd make a killing.
July 11, 2011, 2:04 p.m. CST
Guillermo del Toro wants to direct the IT remake.
by flax
True story. And you know, he'd do a fucking terrific job of it, Tim Curry or not. http://www.horroryearbook.com/5412476/guillermo-del-toro-would-like-to-adapt-stephen-kings-it-and-pet-sematary
July 11, 2011, 2:09 p.m. CST
I love this book
by flax
The TV movie is kind of rubbish apart from Tim Curry, but the book is fantastic. It's up there with The Stand and The Dark Tower as one of King's very best. Genuinely cool and creepy Lovecraftean stuff. I particularly love the way the male, sewer-dwelling clown turns out to be a gigantic, female, pregnant spider from another dimension. It's so fucked-up and unexpected. I realised that it was iconic (or should be iconic) the instant I read it. There's nothing else like it. I think the surreal cosmic mind-trip climax could actually look fantastic on film, and I was pissed off when I saw they cut it from the miniseries. It's like the squid from Watchmen; the whole story kind of becomes diminished when you take it out.
July 11, 2011, 4:41 p.m. CST
Tim Curry always freaked me out,
by empty_headed_animal
even without makeup.
July 11, 2011, 8:07 p.m. CST
Acrually, McConaughey does have the 'dead eyes' thing going on
by IWasInJuniorHighDickhead
which would work. Some black (or silver) contact lenses, that stare...sounds silly, but maybe it would be one of those Ledger Joker type deals.
July 11, 2011, 9:48 p.m. CST
Cujo has the best King ending by a country mile
by Turingtestee
I have never loved characters more than the ones from It. Well, maybe Watership Down.
July 11, 2011, 10:46 p.m. CST
Do NOT get me started on the ending to the movie THE MIST
by Greggers
This site doesn't have the bandwidth for me to fully express my hatred of that piece of shit.
July 12, 2011, 12:33 a.m. CST
Worst SK Ending Ever...
by The Bear
Easily it is "The Colorado Kid" -- because there IS no ending! He sets up all these mysteries, and then doesn't solve them! Jesus Christ, has Stephen King now forgotten that a story should have a beginning...a middle...and a FUCKING END! (Actually, "IT" had a fucking end...literally!)
July 12, 2011, 2:21 a.m. CST
@greggers i am with you concerning the ending of the Mist movie
by KilliK
way overrated and out of place.
July 12, 2011, 11:40 a.m. CST
Great Great Novel, Horrible Horrible Mini Series
by Jay Eyler
I read IT again a littler earlier this year, and it's as fantastic as ever. I saw the mini in the 90's, and couldn't stand it. The Stand was the same way, but with a few great casting choices, and a few horrible ones. I would welcome a feature film adaptation, accepting it couldn't live up to expectations. Are they still working on Dark Tower?
July 12, 2011, 11:44 a.m. CST
Villains poorly cast in both IT and The Stand
by Jay Eyler
I thought Curry was a crappy Pennywise. I kept seeing the Rocky Horror fag through the make-up every scene he was in. Too recognizable. Probably shouldn't have done clear close-ups since he was always appearing as different people depending on who was seeing him in the book. A vague clown would have been creepier.
Top Talkbacks
- 3rd PICKS & PEEKS of Sept 2014: Crichton Blus, THE PARTY, Bloody Entertainment, GODZILLA 3D & More!!! -- 443 total posts 29 posts
- Loki vs. King Kong in SKULL ISLAND! -- 287 total posts 11 posts
- Behold The Cool(ish) IMAX Poster For DRACULA UNTOLD!! -- 170 total posts 6 posts
- A New Poster For Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR!! -- 206 total posts 4 posts
- The New Trailer For THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 1 Hints That The Movie Is Freakin' Huge!! -- 284 total posts 4 posts
- Hold off, Aaron Cross: Matt Damon's back as Jason Bourne! -- 229 total posts 3 posts
- Meryl Streep Bewitches the First INTO THE WOODS Poster! -- 54 total posts 3 posts
- Kelvington Says Tonight's DOCTOR WHO Is A Perfect Episode – Were It Not For The Episode's Foreshadowing!! -- 158 total posts 2 posts
- 12 TIFF reviews from 'garbageman33' covers everything from Gyllenhaal in NIGHTCRAWLER to Baumbach's WHILE WE'RE YOUNG! -- 3 total posts 1 post
- A New Promo For STAR WARS REBELS Brings Action And Character Intros!! -- 76 total posts 1 post


text:
401 MacArthur Blvd
Commute to Downtown Camden
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
401 MacArthur Blvd has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Newton Lake Park, Cooper River Park and Camden County Park.
Nearby schools include Van Sciver Elementary School, William G. Rohrer Middle School and Stoy Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are ACME - Westmont, Marketrite Food Brokers and Pinnacle Foods Group.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Espressit Coffeehouse and The Mediterranean Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Emil's Family Restaurant, Number 1 Chinese Kitchen and The Taproom & Grill.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 401 MacArthur Blvd.
Bus lines:
0.0 mi
0.6 mi
Car shares:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Jerry Springer
wouldn't it be easier to name a non useless show on t.v.?
I can name a few: Jersey Shore, The Bachelor, Jerry Springer, all soap operas, Keeping up with the Kardashians, etc.
Jersey Shore.
Big Brother, I'm a celebrity get me out of here, Eastenders, TOWIE, Coronation Street, Emmerdale, Brookside, Hollyoaks, Jeremy Kyle, Gerry Springer, X Factor, Britains Got Talent, Anything to do with Simon Cowell or Jordan, 60 minute make over, Cash in the Attic, Eggheads, Embarrassing Bodies, Dog the Bounty Hunter, Friends, Take me Out, Family Fortunes, Deal or no Deal.........you get the idea.
just when the KKKK sisters are on the screen..... lol
Almost anything that is on.
jersey shore. but i'm addicted to it lol!
I typically hate Television and only use the device to get my news or watch a movie or as a bedtime sedative.

But having seen some pretty bad television in my day. Married with children pops into my head as being the most useless television show ever aired. Not even to mention it's total degradation of all aspects of what life as a person is.
Related Questions
onomatopoeiaCA 41-45, F 11 Answers 5 Jun 13 in Community
I keep getting ones for mature dating or Russian brides.MrsLalaninjacakes 26-30, F 1 Answer 1 Oct 16, 2012 in Community
Questionator 26-30 122 Answers 94 May 25, 2013 in Community
angelofsweetness 22-25, F 5 Answers 2 Nov 23, 2013 in Community
Please keep it simple as i am computer illiterate! lol
renaislinn 22-25, F 8 Answers 2 Jun 21, 2013 in Doing Good
ImmaSlender 18-21, M 9 Answers 5 Dec 14, 2012 in WTK


text:
- Team Sports
Tennis & Racquet
- Exercise
- Footwear
- Apparel
- Golf
- Outdoors
Camping & Hiking
- Fan Shop
- Clearance
Make a statement during tip-off at Smoothie King Center with New Orleans Pelicans jerseys.
Pick up a Pelicans jersey and celebrate New Orleans, Louisiana basketball season in style as you root for Anthony Davis, Austin Rivers and Tyreke Evans. Most teams offer a wide selection of jerseys in men's, women's and kids' sizes.
Replica NBA® jerseys by adidas® are designed to last for multiple seasons—get the same fit, feel and look that your favorite players sport when they stand at the foul line. Stand out in bold team colors and you watch the pros sink three-point jumpers.
Everyone can get in the game with the New Orleans Pelicans jerseys and Pelicans hats from DICK'S Sporting Goods. Shop the full NBA® collection to find team-inspired gear and apparel for the whole family.
Browse New Orleans Pelicans jerseys to find the right look for your style.
For the fan that makes NBA® basketball a priority, look for licensed gear for fans of all ages. From New Orleans Pelicans jerseys for men, women and toddlers, to t-shirts featuring the Pelicans logo, you can find something for the whole family.
For the true New Orleans Pelicans fan, DICK'S Sporting Goods offers more than just replica jerseys from your favorite players. Complement your game-day look with New Orleans Pelicans accessories or tailgating gear.
It's the details that make a difference on your replica NBA® jersey. Whether kicking back for a game in New Orleans, Louisiana or cheering remotely, DICK'S Sporting Goods has everything you need to support the team all season long.
Represent the Pelicans with the team's official apparel, including hats, jerseys shirts and more. For diehard fans, the ESPN Fan Shop at DICK'S offers apparel and merchandise for the Pelicans' faithful following.


text:
Summertime, and the living is easy -- and easy on your wallet. Whether you want to see a campy horror flick about supernatural sorority sisters, watch Guillermo del Toro's Hellboy or attend a vintage fashion trunk show, you can do it all for free this week. Share more bargain free events in our comm ... More >>
Wynkoop Brewing Company is gearing up for the Great American Beer Festival and recently tapped a couple of its rarest but most outstanding beers. Orville is a blend of a couple of unusual beers: a pale ale fermented with brettanomyces in four wooden barrels for six weeks, and the same beer fermented ... More >>
Fast reviews of recent releases
The nurse, the cop, the yegg: Fate brought them together and claimed four lives. Then the newspapers stepped in, and things really got insane.
Kansas farmers say their weather-modification program causes rain. Colorado farmers say it causes trouble.


text:
Blue Moon Crimson Crossing (In Store Only)
Back to Products
Select Quantities
25.4oz Bottle $90.99
Case of 12
25.4oz Bottle $90.99
Case of 12
Item #56034
Size: 25.4oz
Type: Ale
Varietal: American Wheat
Country: United States
Region: Colorado
Prices, promotions and availability may vary by store and online.
Breckenridge Summer Bright
"....Wheaty, husky grain aroma. Citrus peel and a small amount of spiciness in the taste....Light and crisp, a nice hot weather beer...."
$6.99 / 6 Pack of 12oz Cans
$27.96 / Case of 4
$27.96 / Case of 4
Customer Reviews
There are currently 0 reviews for this product.
Be a trailblazer and write the first one!
Be a trailblazer and write the first one!
No Reviews


text:
Would I be right in thinking that canned tuna has been cooked?
Would I be right in thinking that canned tuna has been cooked?
No you wouldn't.
No I eat it raw all the time. Though you can make tuna burgers mix an egg white or 2 to a can of tuna and mix in a little curry powder fry them into patties and wa la tuna burgers middle eastern style.
How do they taste?
well i hope you all were kidding
canned = cooked
As I re-read his post...I thought he meant that canned tuna has to be cooked..haha.....
Fresh tuna = red and 'slimey' like uncooked chicken brests.
Cooked tuna = grey/brown colour and flakey.
"Geordie/'d3c:di/n. & adj. Brit colloq. n. 1 a native of Tyneside. 2 the dialect spoken on Tyneside. adj. of or relating to Tyneside, its people, or its dialect. [the name George + -IE]
tuna burgers are OK. I just fixed them b/c eating 3 cans of tuna plain a day can get old after a while so I try to mix stuff in my tuna so its not as boring. Key is not to use a lot of curry powder. First time I made them the burgers smelt like a middle eastern guy.How do they taste?
Last edited by TreeTrunks; 01-26-2002 at 05:52 PM.
I've also made tuna burgers and they are quite tasty.
"Discipline is never an end itself, only a means to an end." - Robert Fripp


text:
By peter.wdd
via webdesignerdepot.com
Published: Mar 27 2013 / 07:00
With increasing diversity in monitor sizes, it's not practical to design single blocks of text that take up the entire width of the screen. The traditional solution is to split text into columns manually, which is very time intensive; or to split text dynamically with JavaScript, which doesn't function universally. Besides, this is a presentation issue, we should be able to style it with CSS without the use of grid systems or floats shouldn't we?
Voters For This Link (12)
- peter.wdd
- julioariverajr
- jhenkz1
- simrandeep
- jakerocheleau
- ahsansaeed15
- bogdansandu
- manubab
- dxxvi
- mswatcher
- amicrux
- Topnotch


text:
|Section 6: Early coins
|Previous | Next | Section Index
|Greek silver victory coin
This victory decadrachm, issued by the city-state of Syracuse in 406400 B.C., was struck to celebrate the defeat of invading Athenians. It is considered by many to be the most beautiful coin ever issued.
|Section Index


text:
Hello! I'm annoyed at myself for leaving it so long to update this blog, even if i am the only person who reads it. If anyone else does actually read this then I apologise. I promise that i'll try to update it more often.
Since my last post I've been involved in a few things. I have written and recorded some music most of which has been for myself. Two pieces I recorded recently were for two separate short films both made by a friend of mine Denisha Anderson.
I wasn't going to post any videos/music from these short films as they are currently being entered into various Film Festivals. However one of the films has three composers involved and as a result the final soundtrack sounds significantly different to my original idea. For this reason I feel it would do no harm to post a shortened sample of my recording HERE.
As always the music I've recorded for my own gratification is either unfinished or just unsatisfactory. I will be posting a thing or two in the near future though.
Since I got my iPhone earlier this year, I've been spending a lot of time on the Garage Band app. Although limited in sounds and tools it's pretty amazing what you can create on it. Oddly enough, I've been making a lot of (to put it loosely) 'dance' tracks. It basically sounds like house music for the Sega Megadrive. I really like it but I would ideally like to re-create these tracks on proper music software to get it sounding less like a computer game and more like real music. This is something I hope(!!) will happen soon. Also I may posts a track or two from garage band if i'm feeling brave enough.
Right, there's other stuff to tell but you're bored and I'm tired. Will reveal soon!
good night,


text:
Image may not necessarily represent the actual item -Please read the title and description before purchasing.
Our Price: $9.68
You must be 18 to purchase shotgun ammo, or 21 for rifle & pistol ammunition. Ammunition must ship via UPS ground with signature required. For safety reasons, we cannot accept returns on ammo. Please make sure you use the correct ammunition in your gun, and check your local laws before ordering. We will not ship products to locations with legal restrictions on their ownership or possession.
Designed for shooters who are looking for target and hunting loads with reduced recoil, Winchester Ammunition introduces its line of WinLite low recoil shotgun ammunition. The 12-gauge target load use 28 grams of number 8 shot, with a muzzle velocity of 980 feet per second with 1/2 the normal recoil. It is an ideal load for cowboy action shooters as well as target shooters. The 20-gauge target load uses 7/8 ounces of number 8 shot, with a muzzle velocity of 980 feet per second.
Please Note: This description may represent a general group of products. Please read the item's title and specifications for more specific information about this particular item.
Gauge : 20Type : LeadLength : 2 3/4"Ounces : 7/8 ozShot Size : 8Muzzle Velocity : 980 fpsRounds/box : 25 Rounds Per Box, 10 Boxes Per CaseDrams : N/A
Reviews of Winchester WinLite Low Recoil Target Loads WL20FL8, 20 Gauge, 2 3/4 in, 7/8 oz, 980 fps, #8 Lead Shot, 25 Rd/bx
As thanks for your feedback, we will send you a $5 coupon code for writing a product review!
Just click the 'Write Review' button on the product's information page.
Enter your UPS tracking number to track your order
Firearms | Handguns | Rifles | Shotguns | Tactical Rifles | Tactical Shotguns | All Manufacturers


text:
Rx drug information, pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, news, and more
ULORIC (febuxostat) is a xanthine oxidase inhibitor.
ULORIC® is a xanthine oxidase (XO) inhibitor indicated for the chronic management of hyperuricemia in patients with gout.
ULORIC is not recommended for the treatment of asymptomatic hyperuricemia.
Gout diagnosis an important opportunity to detect possible silent coronary artery disease Source: Erectile Dysfunction / Premature Ejaculation News From Medical News Today [2014.06.15]A new study presented at the European League Against Rheumatism Annual Congress (EULAR 2014) showed that erectile dysfunction (ED) is present in most men with gout and is frequently severe.
Common Gout Drug Tied to Lower Risk of Early Death in Study Source: MedicineNet allopurinol Specialty [2014.03.31]Title: Common Gout Drug Tied to Lower Risk of Early Death in StudyCategory: Health NewsCreated: 3/28/2014 2:36:00 PMLast Editorial Review: 3/31/2014 12:00:00 AM
Gout isn't always easy to prove: Study finds CT scans help catch cases traditional test misses Source: Gout News From Medical News Today [2014.03.28]Gout is on the rise among U.S. men and women, and this piercingly painful and most common form of inflammatory arthritis is turning out to be more complicated than had been thought.
Gout drug may reduce risk of death Source: Gout News From Medical News Today [2014.03.26]In a recently to be published study in Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, researchers have found the use of the drug allopurinol was associated with a reduced risk of death in hyperuricemic (gout)...
UK rates of gout soaring, but treatment remains poor Source: Gout News From Medical News Today [2014.01.16]UK rates of gout have soared since the late1990s, with one in every 40 people now affected by the condition - the highest in Europe - but treatment remains as poor now as it was then, reveals...
Febuxostat in gout: serum urate response in uric acid overproducers and underexcretors. [2011.07]OBJECTIVE: Hyperuricemia of gout can arise due to either overproduction or underexcretion of uric acid. Not all available urate-lowering therapies are equally effective and safe for use in patients with renal disease. The objective of this post-hoc analysis was to determine the effectiveness of the xanthine oxidase inhibitor febuxostat in reducing serum urate (sUA) levels in gouty patients who were either overproducers or underexcretors... CONCLUSION: Febuxostat is a highly efficacious urate-lowering therapy in patients with gout regardless of overproduction or underexcretion status.
An allopurinol-controlled, multicenter, randomized, open-label, parallel
between-group, comparative study of febuxostat (TMX-67), a non-purine-selective
inhibitor of xanthine oxidase, in patients with hyperuricemia including those
with gout in Japan: phase 2 exploratory clinical study. [2011]gout in Japan to compare its efficacy and safety with those of allopurinol... CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest that febuxostat is safe at doses of 40 and 60
An allopurinol-controlled, randomized, double-dummy, double-blind, parallel
between-group, comparative study of febuxostat (TMX-67), a non-purine-selective
inhibitor of xanthine oxidase, in patients with hyperuricemia including those
with gout in Japan: phase 3 clinical study. [2011]these drugs... CONCLUSIONS: Febuxostat at 40 mg/d demonstrated more potent hypouricemic effects
The urate-lowering efficacy and safety of febuxostat in the treatment of the hyperuricemia of gout: the CONFIRMS trial. [2010]INTRODUCTION: The purpose of this study was to compare urate-lowering (UL) efficacy and safety of daily febuxostat and allopurinol in subjects with gout and serum urate (sUA) > or = 8.0 mg/dL in a six-month trial... CONCLUSIONS: Urate-lowering efficacy of febuxostat 80 mg exceeded that of febuxostat 40 mg and allopurinol (300/200 mg), which were comparable. In subjects with mild/moderate renal impairment, both febuxostat doses were more efficacious than allopurinol and equally safe. At the doses tested, safety of febuxostat and allopurinol was comparable. CLINICAL TRIAL REGISTRATION: NCT00430248.
Febuxostat in the treatment of gout: 5-yr findings of the FOCUS efficacy and safety study. [2009.02]OBJECTIVES: This 5-yr study assessed urate-lowering and clinical efficacy and safety of long-term febuxostat therapy in subjects with gout. The primary efficacy end-point was reduction to and maintenance of serum urate (sUA) levels < 6.0 mg/dl... CONCLUSIONS: Long-term treatment with febuxostat resulted in durable maintenance of sUA < 6.0 mg/dl for most subjects. There was nearly complete abolition of gout flares in patients completing the study. Baseline tophi resolved in a majority of subjects.
Effect of Febuxostat on Renal Function in Patients With Gout and Moderate to Severe Renal Impairment [Recruiting]
The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of febuxostat, once daily (QD) or twice
daily (BID), on renal function in gout subjects with elevated serum urate levels and who
have moderate to severe renal impairment.
Effects of Febuxostat on Adipokines and Kidney Disease in Diabetic Chronic Kidney Disease [Recruiting]
Hyperuricemia is emerging as a risk factor for development of diabetes and metabolic
syndrome. Recently, it was shown in in-vitro cell culture experiments that hyperuricemia
induces redox-dependent signaling and oxidative stress in adipocytes. By targeting levels of
uric acid with febuxostat we hypothesize that the levels of oxidative stress in adipose
tissue (obtained by fat biopsy) will decrease.
Primary aims of the study is to determine whether febuxostat therapy in overweight or obese,
diabetic patients with stage 3 CKD and high serum uric acid levels
1. decreases adipose tissue concentrations of thiobarbituric acid reactive substance
(TBARS), a marker of oxidative stress
2. increases adipose tissue expression and concentrations of adiponectin and
3. decreases urinary concentrations of transforming growth factor (TGF)- B1.
The Influence of Febuxostat on Coronary Artery Endothelial Dysfunction in Participants With Chronic Stable Angina [Not yet recruiting]
The purpose of this study is to assess the affect of febuxostat on coronary artery flow in
patients with coronary artery disease.
An Assessment of Chronic Synovial-Based Inflammation and Its Role With Serum Urate Levels. [Not yet recruiting]
The purpose of this study is to show that patients with gout suffer from chronic
inflammation of their joints, observable by MRI, even in the absence of symptomatic gouty
attacks. Secondary end-points of this study will include analyzing the effects of uric
acid-lowering therapy (specifically with the FDA approved medication Febuxostat) in a
subgroup of patients, checking for the presence of inflammatory markers to see if there is
any correlation with the proposed chronic inflammation, and evaluating for other
characteristic findings of gout on MRI.
Effect of Febuxostat on Joint Damage in Hyperuricemic Subjects With Early Gout [Recruiting]
This purpose of this study is to assess the effect of febuxostat, once daily (QD), on joint
damage in subjects with elevated serum urate levels and gout.
Gout (11),
Renal Failure Acute (9),
Rash (7),
Condition Aggravated (6),
Diarrhoea (5),
Oedema Peripheral (4),
Nausea (4),
Jaundice (3),
Erythema (3),
Dizziness (3), more >>
All Rights reserved - Copyright DrugLib.com, 2006-2014


text:
Hey guys Kimmi here.
I'm 21 years old. I'm from Melbourne, Australia
I make Youtube videos
I like the ones who say they listen to the punk rock.
Keep Smiling bye.
Hello to all
Aw that sucks i'm sorry. Alright! You wanna go to some of the shops with me?


text:
Co-Lab Projects
613 Allen Street / +13104608041 / co-labprojects.org
Sat 7pm to 12am
Gay Fay Kelly
2023 East Cesar Chavez / +15128278220 / gayfaykelly.com
By appointment only
Brian Johnson Ignoring Evidence and History
Sep 6 - 27, 2014
In this series of silkscreened monoprints, master printer Brian Johnson confronts the question of nature versus nurture.
Okay Mountain
1619 E Cesar Chavez / +15122935177 / okaymountain.com
Sat 1pm to 5pm
Lora Reynolds Gallery
360 Nueces, Suite 50 / +15122154965 / lorareynolds.com
Wed - Sat 11am to 6pm
502 West 33rd Street / +15124533199 / fluentcollab.org/
Sun 2pm to 5pm
The ISESE Gallery
John L. Warfield Center, University of Texas at Austin / +15124711784 / utexas.edu
Blanton Museum of Art
200 East Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. / +15124717324 / www.blantonmuseum.org
Tue - Fri 10am to 5pm, Sat 11am to 5pm, Sun 1pm to 5pm
In the Company of Cats and Dogs
Jun 22 - Sep 21, 2014
'In the Company of Cats and Dogs' provides a multifaceted look at our relationship with felines and canines through the ages.
The Contemporary Austin | Jones Center
700 Congress Avenue / +15124535312 / thecontemporaryaustin.org
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm, Sun 12pm to 5pm
Do Ho Suh
Sep 20, 2014 - Jan 11, 2015 Reception: Fri Sep 19 6pm - 9pm
Architectural settings and abstracted figures inspired by the artist's biography serve as the central tenets of Do Ho Suh's practice.
The Contemporary Austin | Laguna Gloria
3809 W 35th Street / +15124588191 / thecontemporaryaustin.org
Tue - Sun 10am to 4pm
Do Ho Suh
Sep 20, 2014 - Jan 11, 2015
Architectural settings and abstracted figures inspired by the artist's biography serve as the central tenets of Do Ho Suh's practice.
Harry Ransom Center
21st Street and Guadalupe Street / +15124718944 / hrc.utexas.edu
Tue 10am to 5pm, Wed 10am to 5pm, Thu 10am to 7pm, Fri 10am to 5pm, Sat - Sun 12pm to 5pm, Sun 12pm to 5pm
Landmarks Public Art Program
The University of Texas at Austin, College of Fine Arts 1 University Station, D1400 / +15124954315 / landmarks.utexas.edu
Visual Arts Center at the University of Texas at Austin
23rd Street and Trinity Street / +15124711108 / utvac.org
Tue - Wed 10am to 5pm, Fri - Sat 11am to 5pm, Thu 10am to 7pm


text:
Hello Spring Term 1!!!
Last Wednesday the Fashion and Luxury Goods Club hosted a presentation on the retail industry and Tiffany & Co. Sterling Ingui, Associate Director of MMS Career Services and a Fuqua MBA alum, spoke to us about her career at Tiffany's before coming to Fuqua. Sterling started at Tiffany's as a summer sales professional, straight out of her undergraduate education at Columbia University in New York. While at Tiffany's she attended the Gemological Institute of American (GIA) to get graduate degrees in Colored Stones and Diamonds. When Sterling left Tiffany's to pursue her MBA at Fuqua, she was an assistant manager in category management.
Our entire club would like to thank Sterling for taking the time to come speak to us and provide us with such a fascinating insight into both Tiffany's and the retail industry. Also, thank you to all the MMS students who attended!
Last week the Fashion and Luxury Goods Club held a movie night at the Lofts. Club members came and ate McDonald's, chips and candy before viewing the documentary The September Issue in the Lofts movie theater. Thank you to all the members who came and a big thanks to most official Secretary Grace Kim and most official VP of Club Coordination Irina Tretyak for helping to set up the event. Also, thank you to most official Vice President Haley Spitz for supplying the sugar fix.
A few weeks ago we decorated our club bulletin board like a Tiffany box to represent our love for the luxury goods industry. Thank you to Haoming Chang for helping the executive board put together our beautiful board! Please make sure to check out our official club board the next time you are at Fuqua to get all the latest club news!
when i have a kid i am dressing it like this… so cute
Some going-out goodies from one of our December issue shoots. The little Givenchy one at the bottom, with the purple flowers? My dream clutch.
Clockwise from top: Chloe, Urban Sally, Judith Leiber, Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, La Regale, Fendi. Photos: Patricia Heal, Styling: Jason Gledhill
women in business + fashion
all the heads of vogue, together to celebrate Tokyo's FNO. (photo via frederic aranda)


text:
Helmut in VIC
i always use a rim strip even with mousse. Keeps Sand a mud out of the tyre.Read All Reviews
CASEY in UT
it is a spanner wrench. works good never gave me any problemsRead All Reviews
jay in Connecticut
bulb is unusable in a car with clear tail lights as a parking/ stop light. w the light on and standing behind the car you can only make out a small bit of re illumination. took them out immediatelyRead All Reviews
MATT in UT
I've used this filter wrench on stock Harley filters and there is nothing better. Fits great and works every time. The cutout makes it easy to get behind the Crank sensor. I would buy another one in a heartbeat.Read All Reviews


text:
Q&A With Art Spiegelman, Creator of 'Maus'
The influential artist talks about his Jewish Museum retrospective, 'Mad' magazine, and how the Shoah trumps art all of the time
The influential artist talks about his Jewish Museum retrospective, 'Mad' magazine, and how the Shoah trumps art all of the time
The late critic, my father, professor, and bon vivant is the unwitting star of a Berluti ad campaign
The 'ancient' griffin—given by the U.S. to Iranian President Rouhani—probably doesn't date back to earlier than 1999
In the chaos of the 2003 war, remnants of a once-thriving Jewish past were saved (or stolen?) by America. Where do they belong?
A new show at the Jewish Museum in New York follows contrasting exhibits in Liverpool and Paris
The irreverent 82-year-old left Orthodox Borough Park long ago. But she's still wrestling with the rituals of her past.
New publications from Rutu Modan and Michel Kichka offer bittersweet depictions of the complicated history of 20th-century Jews
A controversial new exhibit celebrates mass murderers and raises war propaganda to the level of high art
The artist-in-residence for New York's Strongest makes large-scale works about process, tedium, and survival
The versatile artist's summer exhibit at the Skirball Center welcomes visitors into the lost world of his Holocaust survivor parents
Remembering Yiddishist, linguistics scholar, Holocaust survivor, and painter Edward Stankiewicz, who died this year
The great Judean builder and his outsized ego are the subject of a monumental Israel Museum exhibit
The philanthropist's sale of his extensive personal Judaica keeps Jewish culture in the limelight
Photographer Łukasz Baksik hunts repurposed matzevot, burial markers turned cornerstones and cobbles
By failing to name a street after the controversial philosopher, the city of Jerusalem proved he was right


text:
Jayme Neikirk, Clerk
9708 Parkman RdWindham 44288330-326-2971
Timmons, Chairman 8893 State Rt. 82Garrettsville 44231
Brian Miller10203 State Rt. 82 Windham 44288
Jesse Wirick
9568 Parkman Rd
Windham 44288
Joe Pinti
Township Garage Twp.Garage: (330) 326-2295
Home |
Township Trustees | Township
Clerk | About Windham Twp. |
Local News & Events
Fire Department |
Road Department | Zoning Inspector |
Zoning Board | Zoning Bd. of Appeals
Cemetery Board | Contact
Us | Area Links
Web Design by Portage Central |
E-mail: email@example.com
Township Trustees
Township Clerk
Public Records Policy
About Windham Twp.
Local News & Events
Fire Department
Road Department
Zoning Inspector
Zoning Board
Zoning Bd. of Appeals
Cemetery Board
Contact Us
Area Links


text:
Britney Spears: Cold Turkey?
What happens to the holidays when Mom and Dad split?
TMZ is reporting that Britney will be celebrating Thanksgiving a day early this year. Per the custody agreement, she'll be with the kids Wednesday while they'll spend most of Thanksgiving day with their dad.
Whether you care about Britney's holiday plans or not, it brings up an issue that millions of people face each year. How can you find family tradition in an untraditional family?
We asked Jeannette Lofas, president of the Stepfamily Foundation for her tips for blended families who want harmony during the holidays.
"There are more stepfamilies now than ever," Lofas shared. "In fact, 60 percent of all families are stepfamilies (which we call 21st-century families) which actually makes divorced and single parents the majority." Lofas adds, "Divorced parents not only take on the normal stress of the holidays, but the added stress of making it work together with an ex. If you at least follow these three tips, it will help not only the kids, but the adults."
⢠Plan, plan, plan! Everything has to be agreed upon up front, down
to the smallest detail. Lack of predictibility hurts a child. From
where they're going to what they're wearing and who they'll be with,
they need to know what's ahead.
⢠Build "couple strength." Don't work against each other. If it's the other parent's turn with the kids this Thanksgiving, find out the dress code for your child. Do whatever you can to prepare them so they can feel comfortable that day.
⢠Stay cool! Stepkids have a lot going on. They may say things that
express how they feel about the situation. Also, kids who have to spend
holidays without their mother will say things to try to include her
there like, "My mom doesn't do it that way." Cut them some slack.
Remember: Kids are loaded with so much confusion. "Parents who don't plan have kids who hate holidays. Don't think for a second that if you wait until the last minute to plan that kids wont be affected." If the other parent is someone who can't be counted on, give him/her a deadline, and let them know you'll be moving on if you don't hear from them by that time. Don't sit around doing nothing waiting for them to show up. And whatever you do, do not use the holidays as a way to get even with your ex.
britney deserves her kids
In related news, the Wayans brothers want to cast Tiger woods in their next movie but they canât decide if the title should be White Chicks 11 or 12 ?
Honestly fantastic entry to study on.! I'm really intrigued with this review. Searching ahead for extra data.
Hey there, wonderful write-up, a colleague in the fashion industry linked me to your web site. I graduated Otis Parsons School of Design and am at present operating on building an on the net forum for those doing work in the sector to join along. I genuinely appreciate your work.


text:
HoopsHype Amare Stoudemire rumors
They both opened the season with minutes restrictions aimed at keeping them healthy for the long haul with the Knicks, but Amar'e Stoudemire and Kenyon Martin now will be sidelined for at least the next two weeks. The two veteran forwards both sustained ankle injuries during Thursday's blowout loss in Indiana. Stoudemire suffered what an MRI revealed was a sprained left ankle and a bone bruise, while Martin's MRI also showed a sprain and tendinitis in the ankle that has hampered him since late last season., "They're gonna be out at least two weeks, both players," Mike Woodson said before the Knicks opened an eight-game home stand Friday against the Clippers. New York Daily News
Amare Stoudemire: After today's MRI - Ankle Sprain and Bone Bruise, I should be able to return to action "in a week or two". -Blessed Be The Creator. Twitter @Amareisreal
The New York Knicks lost key frontcourt reserves Kenyon Martin and Amar'e Stoudemire to injuries during Thursday night's game against the Indiana Pacers. Martin sprained his troublesome left ankle early in the second quarter and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. He appeared to collide with Pacers guard Lance Stephenson and checked out with 9:41 remaining in the period. A trainer attended to Martin as he walked back to the locker room. Stoudemire sprained his left ankle on a drive with 4:27 remaining in the third quarter. Stoudemire stayed down for about a minute as six teammates and coach Mike Woodson went over to the far corner of the court from the Knicks bench to check on him. ESPN.com
In particular, the duo has played well in tandem: They ran the pick-and-roll together a total of five times against Miami and Philadelphia, scoring on four of them. So why don't the Knicks run plays involving Anthony and Stoudemire more often? Anthony acknowledged the play usually has "success" written all over it when the Knicks choose to run it. "When Amar'e's in the pick and roll with me, we've got a lot of options," Anthony said. "People forget that Amar'e was once a hell of a roller going to the basket. And he still has that [ability]." Wall Street Journal
Stoudemire suggested his lack of pick-and-rolls didn't matter. "It's made me a more well-rounded player," he said of having to learn how to play in the post. Wall Street Journal
When asked Friday about the procedure, Stoudemire seemed uncomfortable addressing it and was vague in his response. He did say it wasn't part of the procedure he went through last summer, noting, "I got scoped this summer," referring to an arthroscopic cleanout of the left knee. The Daily News reported that Stoudemire had knee surgery last summer. Stoudemire suggested that he didn't recommend the procedure to anyone. "I don't know if it worked or not," he said. "I don't know if it's good. It's up to each person." New York Daily News
Metta World Peace said one of the reasons he has decided on a blood-spinning therapy known as platelet-rich-plasma Jan. 6 is because it was recommended by a handful of players, including Amar'e Stoudemire. Stoudemire never has publicly revealed he had PRP on his knees, but World Peace said it's true. World Peace also said Kenyon Martin has had a similar procedure. World Peace won't play on the Texas triangle trip and said he will sit out two weeks after the procedure. meaning he should be back around Jan. 20. New York Post
"Having that confidence in us is great,'' Amar'e Stoudemire said. "Knowing that we can somewhat get out of this rut I think is very, very important for us. We take that as motivation and work on the things we need to work on to get better as individuals and as a team. So hopefully that helps us.'' Newsday
Adam Zagoria: Word now filtering into the #Knicks locker room about Brook Lopez..Amar'e hadn't heard..Consensus is Atlantic now more open than ever. Twitter
After clearing the air with Mike Woodson over his availability, Amar'e Stoudemire declared that he's "without a doubt" playing Saturday against Memphis at the Garden. "I'm ready to go. I have a few days of rest and I feel great," Stoudemire said after practice Friday in Greenburgh. Woodson had revealed on Tuesday that Stoudemire would "be out a while" because of swelling in one of his surgically repaired knees. Stoudemire skipped the trip to Milwaukee, but he angrily refuted Woodson's prognosis on Twitter, insisting in all caps that he was "NOT INJURED." New York Daily News
"We talked afterwards. I think he thought it was something more, I'm not sure. But again, we cleared it up and everything is great," Stoudemire said, adding he never considered this a long-term setback. "No, no. That's not the case at all. There was no injury, nothing like that, just a matter of resting. It just happened to be two back-to-backs, four games in five nights. It's a little bit much going from limited minutes to no back-to-backs to two back-to-backs. So it's just a little bit I want to be cautious still. We're still very early in the year. So that's why I took a day of rest." New York Daily News
According to a source, Stoudemire was angry Woodson's remark led to some speculation he might require yet another surgery. Woodson said the media got a little carried away with his remark but took some responsibility, too. "A blip on my part, he's not injured,'' Woodson said at the morning shootaround. "You guys kind of ran with that he's going to be out. There's a chance he could possibly play when we get home [Saturday], based on a conversation I had when we had treatment. He has logged some games in and not a whole lot of days to rest." New York Post
Scott Cacciola: Unprompted after practice, Woodson says Amare is injured. Amare, unavailable at practice, goes on Twitter to say he's not injured. Got it? Twitter @ScottCacciola
Amare Stoudemire: Fans, IM NOT INJURED, just want u to know I'm ONLY stay'n bk bc of 6 games n 9 days w/ bk2bks! Body & Knees feel great! #Knicks #STAT Twitter @Amareisreal
"Amar'e stepped up big," said Anthony, who led the Knicks with 30 points and 10 rebounds. "The last couple of nights Amar'e's been stepping up big time, giving us another option we can go to offensively. Defensively he's been stepping up taking the challenge out there. And we've been having his back defensively. We just want him to continue getting better. We got to help him get better. We got to build together." Newsday
Last week, a report emerged suggesting the Celtics and Knicks were engaged in preliminary talks to send Wallace to New York (along with forward) Kris Humphries in exchange for former All-Star forward Amar'e Stoudemire. However, nothing appears to be imminent on this front. HoopsWorld
Any rumor missing? E-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Northern Lake Huron: Synopsis
Technical Marine SynopsisIssued 6:30 PM EDT 30 September 2014 Tonight and Wednesday At 6:30 p.m. EDT tonight dissipating low 1012 mb located over
At 6:30 p.m. EDT tonight ridge located from Lake Nipigon to the
Gulf of St. Lawrence.
By 6:30 p.m. EDT Wednesday ridge located on a line
northeast-southwest over eastern Lake Ontario.
At 6:30 a.m. EDT Wednesday approaching trough located on a line
north-south over North Dakota.
- Date modified:


text:
Practice Self-Compassion to Improve How You Feel About Yourself
I've been thinking about self-esteem lately, and how you can never have too much of it (or so I thought). I wanted to find out more about how self-esteem works and how to give it a boost when it's running low. I was surprised to find that self-esteem isn't as straight-forward as I'd thought—what matters more is… »


text:
Readers write about Iraq refugees in Jordan, religion in politics, and America's image in the world.
How Jordan is really coping with so many Iraqi refugees
In response to the July 2 article, "In Jordan, aid for Iraqi refugees is often redirected": The article grossly misrepresents the impact of the influx of Iraqis into Jordan on the local economy and society. Jordan regards this issue as a critical concern and has addressed it accordingly with utmost seriousness and diligence.
The study conducted by the Norwegian nongovernmental organization, Fafo, concluded that there are 450,000 to 500,000 Iraqis in Jordan, and not 161,000 as the article inaccurately suggests. Only 20 percent of Iraqis in Jordan have requested to be repatriated to a third country, and a smaller percentage have sought humanitarian asylum, thus the government's reference to them as "guests" rather than "refugees."
The article ignores the breadth of the burden on Jordan's infrastructure and chooses to focus on partial costs endured by the government related only to education and health. In fact, the study demonstrates that the Iraqis are concentrated in main cities, thereby straining various other sectors – particularly energy, water, and security. Moreover, the government has issued visa fine waivers for Iraqis at an estimated cost of $273 million. These estimates cannot be omitted from the overall assessment, especially given the magnitude of challenges facing our own economy.
Despite these difficulties, our government is committed to continue to do all it can to ease the hardship of Iraqis in Jordan.
Editor's note:
A proper place for religion in politics
In response to C. Welton Gaddy's June 16 Opinion piece, "Candidates: Stop misusing religion": It is tremendously important that matters of religion and morality receive serious treatment in this crucial election cycle. No particular house of worship has any moral priority in the United States.


text:
A$AP Ferg: Sat., November 23, 9 p.m., $20. Warehouse Live, 813 St. Emanuel, Houston, 713-225-5483. August Alsina: Thu., November 14, 8 p.m., $30. Warehouse Live, 813 St. Emanuel, Houston, 713-225-5483. Carnage: With 3LAU., Sat., December 14, 9 p.m., $15 to $25. Stereo Live, 6400 Richmond, Houston, ... More >>
Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Rocky Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, July 26 Rapper and brand-spankin'-new father Wiz Khalifa may be one of the most likable characters on the hip-hop scene. Not only is he responsible for that super-catchy "Black and Yellow" earworm -- an homage to his hometown team, the Pittsb ... More >>
While Living Colour's current tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of their debut -- and most popular -- record, Vivid, the band has also put out four other worthy studio discs - Time's Up (1990), Stain (1993), Collideøscope (2003), and their most recent, 2009's The Chair In the Doorway. "The newe ... More >>
Living Colour vocalist Corey Glover knows it. He knows that, despite putting out five studio albums of criminally underrated rock, mention their name and the first (and maybe only) thing that comes to mind for many is, "Oh, that's the band that does 'Cult of Personality." And even on their current ... More >>
If you're a popular local DJ with thousands of records at your disposal, many of them difficult or near-impossible to find with just a mouse click or two, you might think losing them all would be about the worst thing that could ever happen. For Jason Puffer, known as Psychedelic Sex Panther, that t ... More >>
This weekend's Free Press Summer Fest at Eleanor Tinsley Park is officially (way) sold out, so our readers who don't have passes at this point are sadly now forced to test their skills at the "secondary market." For those of you who are already in, this week Rocks Off will be bringing you our staff ... More >>
The moment many of you have been dreading has arrived: this morning Free Press Summer Fest announced this year's schedule and stage times for its fifth year, scheduled for June 1 and 2 in Eleanor Tinsley Park. The festival's eightysomething performers this year are spread across six stages from the ... More >>
Angry Samoans: With Swingin' Dicks, Die Rottz., Fri., April 12, 10 p.m., $12. Rudyard's, 2010 Waugh, Houston. Bang Bangz: Sat., April 13, 1 p.m., Free. Cactus Music & Video, 2110 Portsmouth St., Houston. Barry Manilow: Sun., May 19, 8 p.m., $29.99-$139.99. Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, 2005 Lak ... More >>
Canned Acoustica, the popular "unplugged"-style local concerts that over six installations have raised both money and food for a variety of charities, has put the final touches (for now) on its YouTube channel, offering local music fans an easy place to browse through intimate and sometimes unconven ... More >>
This weekend Heights Vinyl celebrates its first year of life with a big party at their shop on White Oak, just blocks from Fitzgerald's, featuring beer, food, giveaways, and performances from Electric Attitude, Brandon West, Come See My Dead Person and the Heights Boogaloo All-Stars, a band brought ... More >>
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Janelle Monae: Thu., March 8. Toyota Center, 1510 Polk, Houston. Agent Orange: Tue., Feb. 21. Warehouse Live, 813 St. Emanuel, Houston. "Burned Out" With Chase Hamblin, The Literary Greats, The Sideshow Tramps: Sat., Jan. 21. Fitzgerald's, 2706 White Oak, Houston. C ... More >>
Aaron Neville: Sun., Dec. 11. House of Blues. Carbon Leaf, Alpha Rev: Wed., Oct. 26. Fitzgerald's. Between The Buried And Me, Animals As Leaders: Thu., Nov. 17. House of Blues. Gunslinger, Black Queen Speaks, Sheila Swift, Tyburn Jig, Tyranny Of Bella: VIP ROOM., Sat., Sept. 10. Verizon W ... More >>
Brandon HolleyRocks Off has been an apostle of The Manichean ever since we grabbed singer Cory Sinclair by the shoulders and demanded he explain to us what the hell a Manichean was. Since then, we have dutifully reviewed every single release he and partner Justice Tirapelli-Jamail have thrown ... More >>
Rocks Off has been a very, very good boy this year.Editor's Pick: Dear Santa, I would like everyone involved with music in Houston - the musicians, the press, clubowners, promoters, fans, etc. - to take themselves a little less seriously next year. I know music is some people's whole lives, a ... More >>
Roky Moon & BOLT release debut LP.
30 Seconds To Mars: Wed., Jan. 26. Verizon Wireless Theater. 12 Stones, Taproot: Fri., Jan. 21. Scout Bar Clear Lake. Acid Mother's Temple, Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers: Wed., April 20. Fitzgerald's. Adema: Wed., Jan. 12. Meridian. Agent Orange: Sun., Jan. 9. Fitzgerald's. Better Tha ... More >>
Black Congress, Omotai, Side Arms, The Formations: Sat., Sept. 4. Walter's on Washington. The Bloody Beetroots: Sat., Oct. 23. House of Blues. Chris Isaak: Sun., Oct. 17. House of Blues. Corinne Bailey Rae: Sun., Aug. 15. House of Blues. Cory Morrow: Wed., July 28. Pub Fiction. Deniz Te ... More >>
Athlete, Carney: Sat., June 26. Walter's on Washington. All Leather, Balaclavas, Yip-Yip: Sat., May 15. The Mink. The Bangles, Tonic: Sat., May 29. Moody Gardens Outdoor Amphitheater. Tyagaraja, Black Queen Speaks, Peekaboo Theory, Robert Ellis & The Boys, The Tontons, VerseCity, Wayside Dri ... More >>


text:
Featured Story
Buy Signal: Top Hedge Funds Are Moving Into EnergyThere is an easy way to find out where the market thinks a particular sector is heading: Check out the movement of futures contracts held by top hedge fund managers. These days, the signal is clear and pointing in one direction. Check this out.
Read More...
energy stock market
This Energy Stock Has Climbed 20% – In Just Two Weeks
Oil prices jumped more than 4% yesterday (Monday), hitting the highest level in two months and boosting one of our favorite energy stocks to a 20% gain in two weeks.
Since falling to a 52-week low of $76.15 a barrel this month, oil prices rose 4.4% Monday to close at $91.27 a barrel.
This resurgence in oil prices is just what we've been forecasting in Money Morning, as well as in our Private Briefing investing service.
"il will be going up, and the rest of that sector ... to varying... Read More...


text:
Welcome to ARKive
Wildlife films and photos are vital weapons in the battle to save the world's endangered species from the brink of extinction.
So with the help of the world's best filmmakers, photographers, conservationists and scientists, ARKive is creating the ultimate multimedia guide to the world's endangered animals, plants and fungi.
I think I found my new favorite website.
- speciesofday likes this
- coervus likes this
- youngradiolarians posted this


text:
- Forum: Cake Decorating
- Thread: package cake question
i'd like to make a stacked package cake, would like the packages to be 5 or 6" tall. can i stack three cakes without putting a cake board in between layers 2 and 3? have always thought you should put support every two layers, but then i end up with one short layer on top. any advice? thanks


text:
28 | Lab rat | Portugal
The credits of the photos/videos that I post here go to their respective owners.Please feel free to contact me if you don't want your material to be posted here.
my other tumblr *Geiko-san & Maiko-san*
Link reblogou de Bloco de Espantamentos com 10 notas
In the last 12 years, Portugal has done the seemingly impossible. It has become a legitimate world power in a small country with a small population and without a national league that ranks among the world's best. That it is where it is now, an undoubted top 10 team in the world that tournament after tournament is considered a lock to outperform countries with three, four and fives times its resources, is remarkable.
Publicação com 1 nota
I quit….
Fotografia reblogou de Bloco de Espantamentos com 6 notas
Publicação reblogou de laughing with nesquik com 12 notas
Fotografia reblogou de The World Game com 371 notas
Vídeo reblogou de Bloco de Espantamentos com 4 notas
Nike "Write The Future" Homer Simpson VS Cristiano Ronaldo
(by AngelsOnOurShoulders)
Fotografia reblogou de eu fragmentado com 26 notas
Publicação com 3 notas
but Portugal actually passed to the quarter finals! FUCK YEAH!!!!
Página 1 de 2


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Christopher Schmidt said...
Wait, wha? They nerf pally health then they buff warrior hp twice now? I used to be about 300-400 hp different then warriors in similar gear (im in 245/251 gear) now im 1700-2k less then most warriors i see...in lesser gear. Now im going to be further behind? And it will get worse the better gear I get. I really don't think health is the reason other tanks were below pally's or that adding more hp to warriors will fix them. It feels like they are doing the "Lets throw shit at the wall and see what sticks" method of fixing classes now.
When did warriors get a health buff before this? They have been at 6% since forever.
Lets not forget that Paladins have a superior cooldown with AD. Paladins still have a 1% Sta advantage plus a 3% less damage advantage from talents of a warrior.
It does balance out.


text:
The Brad Richards signing has all the elements needed to eventually become one of the worst contracts the New York Rangers have ever agreed to:
Crazy term: check. Nine years in length.
Crazy money: check. $60 million total value.
Crazy risk: check. All this for a player who has never scored 30 goals in one season.
While many teams over the years have agreed to contracts that they later regretted, the New York Rangers lead the pack in the number and scale of their unfortunate deals. While there is a long list to choose from, let's look at some of the worst ones in recent memory.
#5. Ales Kotalik
Kotalik was a skilled playmaker who had enjoyed several reasonably productive seasons with the Buffalo Sabres before being traded to the Edmonton Oilers. The Oilers, not especially impressed during his short audition, were ultimately vindicated in their decision not to re-sign him, as he inked a 3 year, $9 million contract with the Rangers in 2009-2010. Realizing they had been duped, the Rangers packaged Kotalik with Olli Jokinen in a trade to Calgary half way through his first season on Broadway. At 22 points over his shortened stay, he produced at a rate of $68,181 per point.
#4. Scott Gomez
July 1, 2007, Gomez signed a $51.5 million, seven-year contract. Having signed the same day as Chris Drury, the pair were supposed to lead the club to an Eastern Conference title and beyond. Instead, their tales of underproduction mirrored each other's, as Gomez produced decent numbers, but ones that were well below his career bests. Traded to Montreal after two seasons with the Rangers, Gomez racked up 128 points as a Blueshirt, making his dollars paid / points ratio $114,955 per point.
#3. Bobby Holik
A player known for his defensive tenacity, Holik signed five-year contract with New York worth a ludicrous $45 million in the summer of 2002. Even New York investment bankers thought they were getting underpaid once they learned what Holik was getting. Maybe it wasn't such a great idea after all to offer a player who had never broken the 30 goal or 70 point plateau in a season this type of money and commitment. After two years in the Big Apple, the Rangers had seen enough of Mr. Holik, shipping him off to the Atlanta Thrashers. His productivity as a Ranger was 91 points or $197,802 per point.
#2. Chris Drury
July 1, 2007, Drury signed a five-year, $35.25 million contract with New York after coming off a strong season where he tallied 37 goals and 69 points for the Buffalo Sabres. Sadly, this was the high-water mark for Drury, and while he had decent campaigns over the following seasons, he never really lived up to the value of his contract. Drury was bought out by the Rangers following the 2010-2011 season with one year left on his deal. Not withstanding the buy-out math, Drury produced 151 points over 4 seasons or $233,444 per point.
#1. Wade Redden
July 1, 2008 he signed a six-year, $39 million contract with the Rangers, much to the chagrin of many in Ottawa. In retrospect, the Senators were lucky to be rid of this 'offensive' defensemen, who managed to pot just five goals and a total of 40 points over the next two seasons before being demoted to the American Hockey League. Since Redden is still on the books, we can calculate his productivity over the whole contract at a staggeringly expensive $975,000 per point.
Will the Brad Richards deal fall into this list one day in the future? Or will he somehow escape this trap to be one of few Rangers' free agent signings to increase his productivity following a big pay day? We'll find out soon enough…


text:
NORFOLK, Va. — The Hawks are a win away from securing the 1-seed from the MEAC North for the sixth straight season and will play a pair of matches in Virginia this weekend. UMES takes on Norfolk State on Friday at 7 p.m., followed by Hampton for a Sunday match at 3 p.m. UMES, which has clinched at least a share of the MEAC Northern Division championship, is undefeated in conference play at 10-0 and 24-4 overall. Norfolk State is in second place in the North with a 8-2 MEAC standing and 12-18 overall tally, while Hampton at 7-3 in the MEAC and 16-13 overall is third in the division.
Going across the Bay Bridge, UMES won a pair of matches in Baltimore, against Morgan State in four and Coppin State and three to stay unblemished in conference play and increase their winning streak to a season-high 10 matches. Ndidi Ibe hit .421 with 21 kills and just five attack errors, adding seven blocks. Victoria Williams also had 21 kills, hitting .441 with five blocks. Saitaua Iosia led UMES with a combined 27 kills, four aces and 18 digs, while Maline Vaitai earned 19 kills and 15 digs.
With 15 kills in the final home match against Howard on October 26th, Maline Vaitai became a member of the 1,000-kill club with her 14th kill in the third set. The 2010 MEAC Rookie of the Year had 407 kills as a freshman and 317 in 2011, standing with a team-high 296 this year for 1,020 in her career. She is the third member of the UMES 1,000-kill club in the 25-point era, joining Whitney Johnson (1,225) and Caylin Woodward (1,132).
Jessie Vicic, an All-MEAC Preseason Team member, is UMES's all-time leader in assists, standing with 2,320 in her collegiate career. She earned the top mark with her eighth assist in the third set vs. Howard on October 26th, finishing with 41 in the match. This season, Vicic has a MEAC-best 1,111 assists after getting 1,209 in 2011. Now
Can't find what you're looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Worldnow and WBOC. All Rights Reserved. For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service


text:
Ladybird Boys Rib Waist Carpenter Jeans
- In Stock
3 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Ladybird Boys Carpenter Jeans with Pull-On Ribbed Waist
Now he can enjoy the same laid-back style as his dad with these boys carpenter jeans from Ladybird - created with a kid-friendly ribbed waistband for pull-on comfort!
The seams to the knee give the jeans their distinctive shape, and they're detailed with a 4 pocket styling and tab to the side of the right leg. Finished with a drawcord waist for easy adjustment as he grows.
Ladybird loves these jeans with their Happy print hoodie (see item number 44TWA).
Useful info:
- Ladybird boys pull-on carpenter jeans
- Cotton denim
- Knee seams for laid-back shape and fit
- Ribbed waist with drawcord
- Self-fabric tab to right leg
- 6 pocket styling
Ladybird Boys Denim Jeans (2 Pack)
- In Stock
16 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Ladybird Boys Pack of 2 Denim Jeans – great value!
A great staple for his wardrobe, this pack of 2 pairs of denim jeans represents the brilliant quality and value you'd expect from Ladybird.
With a proper fly and pocket detail, there's a pair in dark wash and another in mid-wash so you have his smart and casual days sorted. He'll look super cool and you'll love that they go with any of his tops.
This product has an adjustable waistband. Simply tighten the inner elastic, which features a series of button holes, then fasten using the hidden button on the inside of the waistband.
Useful info:
- Ladybird Boys Pack of 2 Denim Jeans
- 1 dark wash and 1 mid-wash
- Great value
Ladybird Boys Fashion Arc Cuff Jeans
- In Stock
1 review
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Ladybird Boys Pull-On Fashion Jeans with Arc Shape and Cuffed Ankles
Little boys are just like their dads... they love to relax in a comfy pair of jeans! This set of boys fashion jeans from Ladybird make sure that same stylish look is child-friendly thanks to a soft ribbed waistband.
The laid-back comfort that comes from their pull-on ease is matched by the on-trend arc shape and elasticated cuffs that gently hug his ankles and make a real feature of his footwear.
Front pockets and buttoned down back and hip pockets add to the authentic look, and they're finished with embroidered Ladybird branding and a drawcord that lets you adjust them as he grows.
Ladybird loves these boys jeans matched with a pair of mid-top trainers and colourful T-shirt - layered under a long sleeve zip front hoodie on cooler days!
Useful info:
- Ladybird boys fashion arc cuff jeans
- Cotton denim
- Comfy ribbed waist with drawcord
- Elasticated cuffs
- Pockets to hips and thighs
Ladybird Toddler Boys Cuffed Jeans 12 Months - 7 Years
- In Stock
1 review
- Delivery
Stylish cuffed hem and elasticated waist for comfort.Colour: Denim. Cotton. Machine washable.
Animal Boys Slim Leg Jeans
- In Stock
1 review
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Animal Boys Slim Fit Jeans
Animal introduce these comfy jeans that are perfect for cool boys who love to keep it casual.
In dark wash, these classic denims feature subtle branding to the front and back. The slim style is a fashionable fit, while tan coloured smart stitching gives the dark denim a lift. Finished with side and back patch pockets, these trendy jeans will look awesome with slogan T-shirts and trainers.
Useful info:
- Animal boys jeans
- Slim fit
- Quality cotton
- Dark denim wash
- Tan coloured stitching
- Subtle branding to front and back
- Side and back patch pockets
- Front zip and button closure
Ladybird Boys Cuffed Jeans (2 Pack)
- Low stock, selling fast
20 reviews
- Delivery
One dark wash one mid wash.Colour: Denim. Cotton. Machine washable.


text:
0 Reviews0 Reviews
Write a Review
Alfred DJ's Guide to Scratching DVD
View All Recently Viewed Items
Learn the gear, the moves, and the secrets from P-Love.
Alfred DJ's Guide to Scratching DVD
P-Love stars in this instructional film imparting his special knowledge of the turntable arts and its culture. Learn the vocabulary, the equipment, and how to do the thing from this Montreal master. Great shots of P-Love at work, spinning, scratching and melding beats and grooves. Includes interviews with other DJs too.
Order today with the no-risk assurance of our Total Satisfaction and Low Price Guarantees!
Customers who viewed the ultimately bought:
Copyright © 2014 Music & Arts. All Rights Reserved.
*Free Ground shipping applies to Standard Ground shipping only to the lower 48 United States. Very large and oversize packages which are required to ship via freight may require additional shipping charges. See product description page or shopping cart. Other restrictions may apply. Online rental transaction excluded from this offer.


text:
How to Make Sushi
Form the Maki: Add the Wasabi and Filling
Continue to spread the rice all over the nori, rewetting your hands as necessary, until an even layer covers all but a 1/4-inch border at the top edge. Spread about 1/4 teaspoon of wasabi lengthwise along the middle of the rice. Lay about 2 ounces of the filling (either a single ingredient or a combination) along the center of the rice.
Wasabi Tip: "Rice, wasabi and fish should be in harmony," says Masaharu Morimoto. "We use more wasabi with fatty fish, less with lean fish."
Photo © John Kernick