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The Hush-Hush News Report: 05.23.12: Boobies and Stank
Posted by
Jeremy Wilson
on 05.23.2012
News and thoughts on the first teasers for
Anchorman 2
, new posters for
The Dark Knight Rises
Moonrise Kingdom,
Dwayne Johnson possibly starring in
the first official trailer for
The Great Gatsby,
a rum-induced Bill Murray and more!
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I'm a night owl. I do things when other people are sleeping. Like watch movies. Or write this column. Even play games...like Diablo III.
Well, TRY to play Diablo III. Trust me, I was not expecting to start this week's column off on a Diablo III rant. Since this is a movie column, I won't take too long. Needless to say, this has been a disaster of a launch. I wasn't going to say that...until last night at around 4am when I tried to log in to play Diablo III and learned the servers would be down...until noon EST. That's 8 hours for the non-math wiz. You might be thinking, "well I don't care, I was sleeping." Yeah okay, but you know who wasn't sleeping? Folks who live in Australia and New Zealand. Guess when the servers were down for them? 6pm-2am. That's an entire night for folks who got off work thinking they were going home to relax and play some Diablo III...lost. Imagine the American reaction if that were to occur...again.
The launch was bad enough and I totally understood why most folks were pissed. I'd be pretty pissed...if I had tried to log in and play it last Tuesday at midnight. But I didn't, because I thought maybe, just maybe, something like that might happen. So I waited...a full 36 hours. And honestly, I haven't hardly had an gripes until now. A couple times server maintenance kicked everybody off, but it was usually for short durations. I didn't like it, but I understood it. Then again, 8 hours isn't short and now that's it's hit me, my Diablo III-inspired griping has bloomed later than others.
I'm a single-player kind of guy. I don't do a ton of multiplayer and I'm certainly not an MMO guy. And I couldn't give a hoot about the Auction House (that might change, but I doubt it). I REALLY don't like having a studio/publisher dictate when, where and "if" I can play a game. If this "always online internet connection" is the start of a trend among gaming companies, then it's one I – and obviously a lot of others – are not on-board with yet. I totally knew that having an internet connection at all times was a requirement of Diablo III. I get their rationale behind it, even if I don't totally buy it. But if you're going to do that to people, you can't have the servers – the ability to play the game – be down constantly. You can't make people feel powerless or like they don't have control. This all has simply driven home the fact that we all have simply leased Diablo III; none of us actually own it.
I don't generally like internet griping for the sake of it. It tends to snowball and get out of hand relatively quickly, simply growing out of a desire to tear into someone from the safety of your keyboard. But this whole debacle – and it really is starting to inch closer to that on a daily basis – borders on unacceptable. I doubt if the avalanche of negative reaction (try reading the Amazon customer reviews or Facebook wall posts) will make a difference. Perhaps somewhere down the line, years from now, Blizzard might actually release a patch to allow players to play the single-player campaign offline. Who knows. All I know is that all too often this week, Blizzard has dictated more of my Diablo III schedule than I'm comfortable with. Really like the game itself, just not the stuff Blizzard has put around it.
I am really loving the game and I think what I've seen and played of it is really quality stuff. That doesn't change the fact that if we've all learned one thing from Diablo III so far, it's that we are being given the "privilege" of playing Blizzard's work and we're dependent on them not only for the game itself, but the actual ability to play said game. It doesn't help that communication from Blizzard has been close to non-existent. It's really hard to like a game that won't let you play it at your leisure. These are
after all. They fell into the "leisure activities" category last time I checked.
I'm glad Evil is back. I just didn't think it'd have persnickety servers as some of its minions. Too bad...we can't slay those.
Okay, enough of that. Let's move on to the latest news from Movie-Land. I don't want you sour heading into the crux of this week's column, so to get you in the proper mood, here's Bill Murray doing an on-set "tour" of Wes Anderson's new film
Moonrise Kingdom
which comes out here in the States this week (it opened this year's Cannes Film Festival). My favorite part? When listing all of Anderson's works, when Murray gets to
Bottle Rocket
(which is the only one he isn't in), he deadpans, "I still haven't seen that one." Or maybe it's his description of Edward Norton. Or about the necessity of drinking rum while working with children. Or the fact that he's enjoying being under the influence of rum while doing the featurette. Just watch it.
Wasn't that awesome? Just goes to show...Bill Murray is so THE MAN. As Christian might say, Murray makes anything he's in "instantly classic."
Moonrise Kingdom
has been getting very high marks coming out of its Cannes showings. Along with Murray, the film stars Bruce Willis, Tilda Swinton, Edward Norton, Frances McDormand and Jason Schwartzman. Plus, if you're into movie posters, Shortlist Magazine has commissioned some alternative posters for Anderson's film, some of which are really awesome. The first couple, in particular, are ones I would own in a heartbeat.
Here's the official synopsis for
Moonrise Kingdom:
Moonrise Kingdom
is the new movie directed by two-time Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Wes Anderson (The Royal Tenenbaums, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Rushmore).
Set on an island off the coast of New England in the summer of 1965,
Moonrise Kingdom
tells the story of two 12-year-olds who fall in love, make a secret pact, and run away together into the wilderness. As various authorities try to hunt them down, a violent storm is brewing off-shore – and the peaceful island community is turned upside down in every which way. Bruce Willis plays the local sheriff, Captain Sharp. Edward Norton is a Khaki Scout troop leader, Scout Master Ward. Bill Murray and Frances McDormand portray the young girl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. The cast also includes Tilda Swinton, Jason Schwartzman, and Bob Balaban; and introduces Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward as Sam and Suzy, the boy and girl.
Moving on, allow me to plug some of our 411 film reviews here including my own reviews of
Dark Shadows,
Think Like a Man
The Cabin in the Woods.
Other current releases that have been reviewed here at 411 include:
The Dictator,
What To Expect When You're Expecting,
The Raven,
The Avengers,
Pirates! Band of Misfits,
The Lucky One,
The Five-Year Engagement,
Bully [Shawn Lealos],
Bully [Tony Farinella],
Titanic 3D,
Hit So Hard,
American Reunion.
We'd still write them if no one was reading, but to be honest it's better and more worthwhile when people do. Something about a tree falling in a forest. Anyway, on with the news....
The Legend Continues
The first teaser trailers have arrived for
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.
The first one arrived in theaters attached to
The Dictator,
while the second arrived on
Funny or Die
this week. Enjoy.
Personally, I think the second one is a lot funnier, but that's the nature of improv isn't it? I can imagine they did about 20-25 of these at least and we might even see a few more like it before the official trailer hits probably sometime at the end of this year (or early next year).
Anchorman 2
will reportedly revolve around the advent of 24-hour cable news and the increased focus on diversity (that'll go well for the guys) found in the culture of the time. The film will arrive sometime in 2013. Along with the teaser trailers, the first teaser poster can be seen above as well.
Plenty Of New Posters For
The Dark Knight Rises
It really is "Poster Day" here at The Hush-Hush News Report. That above, boys and girls, is the new, presumably final, one sheet for
The Dark Knight Rises.
It's fiery and powerful and a bit more colorful compared to what we've seen from the first couple
one sheets. Fits nicely with the whole "A Fire Will Rise" tagline they've been using.
But we're not done! Six other new character posters have also been released, 2 each for Batman, Catwoman and Bane. The first set return us to the prototypical Nolan world of doom and gloom, and are similar to previous
posters in having a stark black/white look. The other set show each character in the snow, flakes replacing the rain and debris from the other set. What's more gloomy than falling rain mixed with debris? Winter represents a lot of things, but mainly – and you know Nolan knows this – death and the absence of hope. Of course fire means light, and brings with it a spark of hope. Easy symbolism, but still really effective.
Ready for July 20th yet?
Finally Some Good
"Some men are coming to kill us. We're going to kill them first."
The first teaser trailer for the next – and 23rd overall – 007 film,
has been released and it looks like Craig, Dench and company are picking up right where they left off. It's a really effective teaser, not giving too much away, but whetting your appetite for its release. Heck, we don't even see Javier Bardem in it and he's the main bad guy.
Thanks to the folks over at
Den of Geek,
we have some unofficial (but still good-looking) stills from the trailer and possible clues we can decipher from the footage. Some of the things (spoiler-free) that we see from the trailer include:
~ Our first fleeting looks at Ralph Fiennes' government official Gareth Mallory as well as newest Bond girls Bérénice Marlohe and Naomie Harris.
~ During an interrogation and game of word association, Bond hesitates when asked about Skyfall, eventually saying "done." Whether Skyfall is done or if he's done with the questions remains up in the air, but Bond flinches at the memory and is shown getting up and walking out after that.
~ We see Bond in Macau for what seems another casino scene (a la
Casino Royale
) – locations outside of London for
reportedly include Macau, Scotland, Shanghai and Turkey.
~ The most interesting action set piece involves a London Underground train crashing through the ceiling of an underground chamber.
~ We also see a helicopter attack on a building in Scotland.
~ In the shot of the trailer, we see M looking at a line of coffins with British flags draped over them.
~ We only get a shadowed, silhouetted shot of what appears to be Silva (Bardem) as he walks away from a burning lodge. It fits in with shots of extensive damage done, particularly on MI6's home turf.
stars Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem, Bérénice Marlohe, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Helen McCroy, Albert Finney, and Ralph Fiennes. In
Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost. It hits theaters in the United States on November 9th.
Our First Look At
The Master
Last week, Paul Thomas Anderson updated fans on his upcoming film
The Master,
which will be released on October 12. In a post on the Anderson fan site
Cigarettes and Red Vines,
the filmmaker showed a couple shots from behind -the-scenes, including a shot of the actual raw 65mm film. Now, the first sneak peak teaser has been released at this year's Cannes and it's...certainly a teaser. In it, we see Joaquin Phoenix's drifter character, Freddie Quell, as he's being questioned by a naval officer. Phoenix is especially creepy in the footage and there's a real dark
There Will Be Blood
vibe to it all (accentuated by the score from Johnny Greenwood).
More footage was shown to those in attendance at Cannes, and two things were confirmed. It was impressive; and, it is clearly inspired by L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology. It has also been reported that Anderson has shown the film to his good friend Tom Cruise (who was nominated for an Oscar for his supporting turn in Anderson's
) and while the megastar is said to have "issues" with it, it seems like if it were an all-out direct attack on the "religion" that he'd have a stronger reaction. Which only confirms what everybody already knew about the film.
The Playlist
described the footage shown as the best of what The Weinstein Company showed. They went on to describe the footage:
"Wearing a pencil moustache and carrying an air of ambition and importance, not only does Hoffman look like L. Ron Hubbard, in the reel we saw, he describes himself as (among many other things) a writer, doctor and theoretical physicist. Those are all terms that have been used to describe Hubbard over the years. And there are more clues throughout, including some scenes from a very confident looking Amy Adams, who plays Hoffman's wife Mary-Sue, saying that the the "only way to defend ourselves, is to attack." Sound like any lawsuit-happy religious group you've heard of? And the final scene we were shown might as well be from an auditing session, with Hoffman's leader peppering Freddie Quell with a serious of personality test style questions.
Visually, it looks fantastic with a graininess and color scheme that seems inspired by Technicolor/'50s film. And remember, this was shot on 65mm stock which is why we're seeing the kind of texture we get less of in this increasingly digital world. The footage we saw also opens with a great, slow dolly shot down a hallway that was immediately reminiscent of something Stanley Kubrick might have done. The score throughout was the same as was heard in the teaser trailer, though with some added strings in the same atonal universe as "There Will Be Blood." The cast overall looked universally strong with Phoenix, Hoffman and Adams highlighted. Freddie is portrayed as very much a wildman in what we saw, with Adams noting, "perhaps he's past help...or insane." With this line of dialogue followed by a shot of Freddie with his trunks pulled down, masturbating on the beach, it's clear he's a man looking for, or in need, of direction."
I said it last week, but it bears repeating until October 12.
Can't. Wait.
Dwayne Johnson To Star In
This is good old-fashion speculation. Last week, one of The Rock's (aka Dwayne Johnson) Twitter followers mentioned to The Great One that they'd like to see him as a DC superhero (specifically mentioned Gravedigger or John Stewart). Instead of saying "maybe some day" or "I'd love if that happened," The Rock responded
Funny U say that..
Well if THAT didn't set internet guessing into overdrive. But guess what? There's actually a pretty good guess going around and it makes a lot of sense.
Bleeding Cool
soon after came out with a report that Johnson would in fact be playing Lobo in Brad Peyton's upcoming film. However, the site did admit their source was "untested," so as always with these types of rumors, take everything with a grain of salt for now. There are pieces to this story, however, that fit together. A new
production was just recently announced with Brad Peyton at the helm. Why is Peyton's involvement important? Well, he recently finished working with Johnson on their big, surprise hit
Journey 2.
The Avengers
just smashed box office records and will undoubtedly unleash a string of superhero/comic book movies from other studios – including WB/DC. Johnson has previous experience working in action films. Plus...who else is a better fit – from a physical standpoint – than The Rock? Nothing is official or even confirmed at this point, but if we do actually see a
film hitting theaters – which is still an "iffy" proposition at this point – I don't think Hollywood could do much better than Johnson in the role. Whether it'll be any good or if Hollywood can actually make the movie remains to be seen.
For those unfamiliar with Lobo, here's some background information on the character (courtesy of
An alien, Lobo works as an interstellar mercenary and bounty hunter. Introduced as a hardened, rarely used hardboiled villain in the 1980s, the character remained in limbo until his revival as an anti-hero biker in the early 1990s… "I have no idea why Lobo took off," Giffen once said in an interview, referring to the 1990s incarnation of Lobo he created. "I came up with him as an indictment of the Punisher, Wolverine, hero prototype and somehow he caught on as the high violence poster boy. Go figure." …
Lobo is a Czarnian with exceptional strength and fortitude. He enjoys nothing better than mindless violence and intoxication. Killing is an end in itself; his name roughly translates as "he who devours your entrails and thoroughly enjoys it." He is also arrogant and self-centered, focusing almost solely on his own pleasures, although he proudly lives up to the letter of his promises: no more or no less than what he promised. Lobo is the last of his kind, having committed complete genocide by killing all the other Czarnians for fun.
Final Poster And More Charlize Theron Footage From
I'm sorry, but I have to do it. As in previous weeks, if you've had enough of having
spoiled for you in any way whatsoever, just go ahead and skip this. I think it's a cool little featurette, and, at this point, you probably know most of what is included. There are a few shots/lines that are new, but they flow nicely with what we already know. The featurette is basically just about Charlize Theron and her character Meredith Vickers.
And yes, that is the newest and presumably last poster for
above. Lord, even the
for this movie seem spoiler-ish. Honestly, I prefer the previous posters for the film. This one is okay, but that's all it is. In no way, however, does it diminish my desire to see Scott's latest film. June 8 will (hopefully) be epic.
First Trailer and Poster Arrives For
The Great Gatsby
Something tells me there isn't going to be a lot of middle ground. Either you are going to absolutely love Baz Luhrmann's 3D, pop-infused take on
The Great Gatsby,
or you are going to loathe it. Or both. Luhrmann remains a filmmaker I'm conflicted over.
Moulin Rouge
is a film I hated when I first saw it, but that has softened as the years have gone by. I just don't think we've seen enough to really know if the guy is worth the reputation he's been given by many (
Having said that, there's no doubt that he's assembled one hell of a cast for
The Great Gatsby.
The heavily stylized, vibrant, colorful trailer is one constant spectacle, prefectly in keeping with what we expect from Luhrmann. I have no idea if the 3D in the film will work or even be necessary, but
The Great Gatsby
will certainly be an event movie this holiday season. The movie hits theaters Christmas Day.
The Great Gatsby follows Fitzgerald-like, would-be writer Nick Carraway as he leaves the Midwest and comes to New York City in the spring of 1922, an era of loosening morals, glittering jazz and bootleg kings. Chasing his own American Dream, Nick lands next door to a mysterious, party-giving millionaire, Jay Gatsby, and across the bay from his cousin, Daisy, and her philandering, blue-blooded husband, Tom Buchanan. It is thus that Nick is drawn into the captivating world of the super rich, their illusions, loves and deceits. As Nick bears witness, within and without the world he inhabits, he pens a tale of impossible love, incorruptible dreams and high-octane tragedy, and holds a mirror to our own modern times and struggles.
Trailer Face-Off:
Will this be the week? Can
Men in Black III
end the three-week run at the top of the American box office for
The Avengers?
Over a billion dollars and counting, Marvel's superhero mega-hit has steamrolled everything in its path both here and abroad. But this week brings the Marvel clan's stiffest competition as Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones return once again for the third installment of their hit sci-fi comedy franchise. Joining
Men in Black III
in theaters is the horror film
Chernobyl Diaries
and Wes Anderson's newest film
Moonrise Kingdom,
which received a standing ovation after opening the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Also getting a limited release is
The Intouchables,
which was a smash hit in France in is the largest grossing non-English language movie ever. It also landed star Omar Sy the César Award (France's equivalent to the Oscars) for Best Actor, beating out
The Artist's
Jean Dujardin. He is the first actor of African descent to win the award.
What are you planning on seeing this weekend
From Guest#5996 (Guest):
In regards to the story about Superman, I totally believe it and am not surprised. I'm not saying Zack Snyder doesn't have talent, but he has a...let's call it "style"...in all of his movies that let's you know its a Zack Snyder movie. Doesn't necessarily mean its a bad thing, and it could work in Superman, but as of now, just like Superman Returns(and this was the smart decision), I won't be paying in theaters to watch.
Well, I do pay and even though I can't be called the biggest Zach Snyder fan, I will be seeing this. I'm with you – I believe it as well and aren't all that surprised. I thought maybe he'd tone his usual stylistic flairs and affectations down a bit because it was Superman. Then again, this is a man who directed, wrote and produced an entire movie filled with them and the only reason he became a big-name director in Hollywood in the first place was because of that particular style – and the money it made for Warner Bros. I have no idea if
Man of Steel
will be a good movie or not and I'll reserve judgment until after having seen it. But in my opinion Snyder is going to have to step up his game if it has any chance of working and adding (in a positive way) to the Superman franchise.
From Imadethefirstjump (Guest):
Nobody has to explain to me that this won't happen unless, etc, etc. I'm fully aware of who owns what rights.
That being said, the universe will not fully align till we can see Hulk and Wolverine in a movie together. A live-action movie because I just thought of something.
Ok maybe someone does have to explain this to me. Why is it ok for Hulk and Wolverine to be in an animated movie together? Hulk vs. Wolverine.
From animated (Guest):
Marvel still owns the rights to the characters, and Animated movies do not fall within the rights of Fox's movie rights. Hence why you won't see it in live action, but can see it in animated form. Which Marvel needs to be like DC and put out more.
From Todd Vote (Guest):
It's all in how the rights are distributed to other studios. Fox owns the live action film rights to Wolverine, and most of the X-Men for the big screen. Since the Hulk Vs. movies are animated and direct to DVD, I'd be willing to bet that there is a totally different licensing deal in place.
As a better example, let's say I wrote a book, and Warner Brothers wanted to option it for a movie, they would pay for the rights to bring the story to the screen. If the book's story lent itself well to a video game, then a separate licensing deal would have to be worked out since it is a different medium.
There are so many different factors that go into these types of deals, I'm probably not even chipping the iceberg with my descritpion.
Obviously, we don't know the fine print on that, but that's how I would summarize it. DC live-action/animated are all under one house since Warner Bros have owned them for some time. Marvel just got bought by Disney. I don't know it to 100% be totally true, but I would imagine that animated doesn't fall into the same licensing deals as live-action. Plus, not every studio used to (or actually does) have their own animation department. Hope that helps explain. Yay for readers coming to the aid of other readers in a non-insulting manner!
From The Great Capt. Smooth (Guest):
Jackman looks like a cross between Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen in that pic
See, I would have gone with Guy Pearce. With a touch different hair. But yeah, I got a real Guy Pearce vibe when I saw that pic. He was born in England, but he's mostly Australian so maybe it's a Down Under thing going on.
From Aprince66 (Guest):
I had no idea Idris Elba aka Heimdall, was Charles Miner from the Office. I love that IMDB app
I've loved IMDb for so many years I lost track. Invaluable resource. However, I don't have an iPhone or tablet. So I have yet to check it out...hopefully, that soon changes.
From C'mon (Guest):
Can't wait for Man of Steel!!!!
Finally a good Superman film!
As I stated above, I'm heavily cautious and trying to be optimistic. If you're being sarcastic, I'm with you. If you're being genuine (I can't tell), in the face of your unbridled excitement, I will try harder.
(BTW, I hope you're – at the very least – counting
Superman 1 & 2
as "good" Superman movies. I'll just go under the assumption you are and move on)
From Commie (Guest):
I have to admit that I haven't seen either Finding Neverland or Sweeney Todd. Finding Neverland I just never stumbled upon, and Sweeney Tood I had zero interest in, as musicals really aren't my thing (apart from Cannibal the Musical). Pirates on the other hand--I thought the first one was good until it overstayed its welcome by about an hour. Then it just became tediously repetitive. A shining example of Hollywood going "Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter were both 2 and a half hours long and they made tons of money--lets make a bunch of movies that long." Potter and Rings had stories to justify the length, but movies like Pirates really had to stretch a thin story (though they made billions, so who am I to judge?).
Totally agree.
At World's End
in particular was
I love Depp as Cap'n Jack as much as anyone else, but it's really a character that's been in about 1 ½ good movies out of 4 if you think about it. And yes, they've made billions. Something tells me Depp likes the payday and parading around doing his best Keith Richards-as-a-pirate routine and that the studio likes the money even the last three mediocre (at best) movies have brought in. I'd be really shocked if there wasn't a fifth entry announced rather soon.
And give
Sweeney Todd
Finding Neverland
a chance. I love the former and even if you're not the biggest fan of musicals you might be drawn to the look, detail and more adult Shakespearean thrust of the whole thing. I also really liked
Finding Neverland
– it's a nice, sweet movie. Admittedly, I haven't seen it since it came out (about 8 years ago now), so while I don't know if my opinion would change on a second viewing now, I still think it's worth checking out.
Trailer of the Week:
Hyde Park On The Hudson
Funny Video of the Week:
"If Diablo III Were A Girl"
That's all for this week. As always, let me know what you think in the comments section. For now, this is Jeremy Wilson, off the record, on the QT...
...and definitely, "Hush Hush!"
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942cc, 51bhp, 110mph, Insurance group
Like any proper bobber, Yamaha's XV isn't for the long, open road but is more suited to the urban dude. Yamaha has kept it relatively light, at 247kg, and a super-low seat height of 690mm makes it easy to control for virtually everyone. An abundance of torque delivers a fun, responsive ride and having suspension and brakes that work goes ...
1050cc, 128bhp, 160mph, Insurance group 15
Take Triumph's superb Sprint ST (Sport Touring) and make it more adept at touring and also pillion friendly and what do you end up with? A Triumph Sprint GT (Grand Touring), that's what. Sounds easy enough but in practice Triumph had to revise the Sprint's chassis in a major way. So with a longer swingarm and steel subframe the GT ...
1255cc, 96bhp, 145mph, Insurance group
While the rest of the motorcycle industry struggles with inflated pricing, Suzuki is offering the 1250cc, full-faired all-rounder GSX1250F for less than £7k. That's partly because mechanically it's almost entirely a Bandit 1250SA – but the fairing and accessories list make it more useful and sportier looking.
1202cc, 90bhp, 125mph, Insurance group 11
Based on the 2009 XR1200, the XR1200X is slightly more sports biased than the sports biased XR1200. Confused? Don't be. All you have to think about is the X-model has vastly improved, multi-adjustable suspension that makes a difference when riding 187kg of American muscle on our roads. It also comes in a menacing black paint scheme with black exhausts. Engine ...
999cc, 106bhp, 130mph, Insurance group 13
The KTM 990 Adventure is already a brilliant adventure trail bike, but the 2009 adds a little bit more refinement and power. A new crank has smoothed vibes, and touch extra power is not instantly noticeable but welcome all the same.
1078cc, 95bhp, 125mph, Insurance group 14
Like the Ducati Monster 696 that arrived earlier in 2008, the bigger capacity Monster range was, after 15 years, in desperate need of an update. And the result is the best air-cooled Monster ever. Only subtle styling tweaks have been applied, but serious thought and attention has been lumped on the engine and chassis components. If it's a pleasurable, no-nonsense, ...
999cc, 175.3bhp, 179mph, Insurance group 17
Since 1992 the name FireBlade has conjured visions of a hard-charging superbike with attitude. While this is true of the very first two models, since then the FireBlade became a model of respectability. The 2006-07 model was arguably the best road-going superbike by being fast and bland in the same wheelbase. The 2008 FireBlade comes with attitude from its rev-happy ...
998cc, 181bhp, 182mph, Insurance group 17
Slightly more user friendly than the psycho C-model Kawasaki ZX-10R of 2004/05 but the latest Kawasaki ZX-10R is still a pretty extreme, track focused missile. Competitive in the 1000cc sports category, so obscenely fast and fine handling. Kawasaki ZX-10R headlights not to everyone's taste visually but it's a look that gets cars out of the way sharpish.
953cc, 125bhp, 152mph, Insurance group 15
With its "My first migraine" colourschemes, bold, shotgun-style quad exhausts and huge hung-out in-the breeze motor you won't mistake the Kawasaki Z1000 for anything else out on the road. It goes just like it looks, thanks to some huge shove, courtesy of that ex-superbike lump.
1130cc, 123bhp, 140mph, Insurance group 17
Arguably the most 'complete' motorcycle from Benelli in modern times. It may be ironic that the best bike this Italian firm, which is steeped in racing history, has built isn't a superbike, but the Benelli Tre K is a superb, Multistrada-esque, do-anything, all-purpose street motorcycle and it really is very, very good.
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In dependant womanIn dependant women i find the brink of lost hopeA tilted ice skating rinkWith a layer of soft soap.A broken vase. Poker face. No joker, ace.The hand shes dealt is knucklesand a battery of bible belt bucklesHe chuckles...She wears the make up so he wont lose face.Fat slouch, soiled briefs, mouthful of tooth paste.He's a relic from a past era.She will never run faster than her mascara.Scared...waiting for the second R to comeScarred...no healing, beckon martyrdom.Far from numb...but palsy ingrainedA flesh of mesh...and everything taken in vein.Maiden turned maidLaden with JadeA once bright son, faded to shade.Lost first, past second, now life is third nature.Memory's mummery and mammary's milkNow nothing but a trifle herd of stray blurs...Eyes of overdue cataractsStill life lies in matters of fact.Her excuses are frail.Each night she reads her bruises like Braille.
The Perfect WordThe Perfect Word.The perfect word. The next word. One that fits. One that fits as if it were willed to the page. Cemented. Impervious to eraser tips and backspace backspace backspace keystrokes. Does it exsist? It must. Where is it then? Wedged deep down between the couch cushions. The metaphorical couch cushions of course. No the metaphysical couch cushions. No. The perfect word. Something that rummages through the memory's attic stack of yellowed newspapers with out tearing a page. Mummery. Strumpet. Glim. No no and no. A sentence written is a sentenced flawed. To think we might have strung a string of perfect words is to think we can recite pi, backwards. But surely we can go one for ten, one for a hundred, one per page per chapter per novel. Per lifetime. If we comb over a thesaurus with a magnifying glass. Excuse me? If we comb over a thesaurus with a fine toothed comb. The perfect word. If we are trampled into a bloody fossil-to-be by a murderous heard
A Tail of Two Prongs"A Tail of Two Prongs"We've talked once or twice.Me and her labia.Or should i say her labia and i."Play me a tune on your fork maestro!"She knows, yes she knows.Two prongs too long to tune wrong.Perfect pitch hero harmonizing her swoon song.She writes poetry and prose.Well, she tries to.Take her paragraph, tear in halfAnd a few lines slide through.Her oceans aren't deepBut At least the sky is bright blue.She is a Professional bitch.And still cant pay the rent.Perhaps she is in the wrong line of work.Yet,She's thoroughly dug.Men with spades, jacks over aces."This may hurt," sifting the pay dirtGrinning through cracks in their faces.I mind a gem that will go lovely with my earings.Hanging off the profiled lobes.Sometimes then vibrate in unison.And thats when i know to listen in.
Primordial Soup of the Day"Primordial Soup of the Day"Im chalant although inquiring mimes want to showThe life and times of Pontifaux.I strike a balance,Or was it balance on strike.Seen enough mourning, just tell me what dawn's like.Equal parts critic-idealistMimic and realistRound off my age just to know what a wheel is.The shyest of shysters"Do you want your pie sliced sir?"A guy but no geyserThe wry of the wiserShaped in dents, my sapienceAnd my Wisdom tooth,Incisor.I binge...and purge...Binge and purge and binge and purge.Cringe and merge the fringe and verge.Atoms with Eve's drop, datum's deseased cropMadam will you please stop...Im half way through a palindromeWith half a talon shownGripping gripes of the most massive of talent tomes.Got tickets in the brain's balconyThrough a small wicket in sane alchemy.The lights dimThe night's whimMy first concertain.As always...in all plays,The beginning is curtains.
radiate.i love you my blood wench... my thump thump heart beat kiss me with a soldering iron... melted maga eyes ....burn me burn me... burn a hole through me... see right through me... fly a kite through me and laugh at the double dips and loppy loops that your thousand blown kisses produce.use the back door my three footed mariachi maestro. and enter the dreams i have. of silken locks of petrified tears. bruised fruit and ripe wishes. i adore you. call me as your expert witness and i will surely testify on your behalf. i will paint rainbows with your eyelashes. watch you blink in ultra violet.you mean the milkyway to me. help me recyle plastic bottles and weave wigwams with our wet dreams... i love you like aliens abduct and ears are shaped like question marks. sing me a song of trivial riddles and hum a sweet tune of soft answers. tell me of your grandmothers afgans the body
addictionhave you ever been an addict. and im not talkingabout the hey-i-like-to-do-this-alot type of addict.im talking about theif-i-dont-get-it-right-now-im-going-to-fucking-blow-someones-head-offtype of addict. im an addict. ive never blown anyoneto get it. i dont think i would. but i havent beengiven the opportunity to either. the reason i say 'idont think i would' is because i like to pretend thati still have something thats mine. dignity, pride,standards. but i know i would easily toss those awayjust to get it. i know because i have. so all ireally have is it. for one hour. for two hours. forfifteen minutes or however long it last. however longi can afford it to last. ill be high for fifteenminutes if thats all i can get.im an addict. i dont get high just to get high. iget high just to get my mind off getting high for afew hours. after a fix im good for eight hours.maybe. then the last of my previous highs memorycells dry up and i want. need. how ca
You're the crack in my mirrorYou're the crack in my mirrorYou're the rain cloud in my skyYou're the nail in my coffinYou're the sand in my eyeYou're the bruise on my heartYou're the tear on my faceYou're the pill in my stomachYou're the death in this placeYou're the envy of my soulYou're the sting in my tearsYou're the poison on my lipsYou're the birth of my fearsYou're the rope round my neckYou're the slit on my throatYou're the source of my hatredYou're the goodbye I wroteYou're the acid in my bathtubYou're the friend of my foesYou're the figment of my imaginationYou're the thorn on my roseYou're the bullet in my gunYou're the tip of my knifeYou're my sweet suicideYou're the love of my life.
Never DidI used to scoff at people like usSo in love with one anotherIt used to make me sickMade me want to drag themKicking and screaming into realityTo show them that love is nothing butA child's fanatasy.But I never did...I used to envy those couplesAll of them with someone to care forWhile I had no oneOh, how I wanted them to disappearTo leave me in my blissful solitudeImmune to the urges of human touch and needBut they never did...I used to despise your voiceAll the hope, love, and trust in itIt felt like nails on a chalk boardWith how I used to be programedI wanted to grab your tanned throatAnd rip out the offending organs thatAllowed you to spew out love's praiseBut I never did...Never could commit that level of hatred and sinBut I used to be able toWhat have you people done?I used to hate your touchScorching my icy skin with your warmthFlowing through my veins thawing themI wanted to cut off your handsFor the oddussity of touching me a
Poerty competition: MurderNight's fallen, the street lamps lit,But if something's right, this isn't it.I can feel his eyes, boring holes in my brain,And I run on, through the pouring rain.Faster and faster, through the night,Down into an alley, where there's not much light.I hope to loose him, as I turn a bend,Oh God, Oh god, not a dead end!I turn as the footsteps draw near,I try scaling the wall, I've got to get out of here!But it's too late, as to the wall I cling,The click of a gun, the sound of a gunshot, then... nothing.
Hall of MirrorsThrough the dark and through the tearsI met you in the Hall of MirrorsI didn't know you at all beforeAnd now I seem to all the moreYour past, your present and your futureA story of time to hold and treasureOf hopes and dreams lost and gainedOf fears and scars all sustainedA life that's neither good nor badA life of confusion that drives you madAnd somewhere along the journeys wayI notice our likeness day to dayAnd without thinking who is whoI realize; you are me and I am youComplete with all my faults and fearsI found myself in the Hall of Mirrors
Poerty- I Love The Way...I love the way we used to laughAnd share our thoughts with teaI love the way our mornings beganTo find his glasses with meI love the way he'd hold my handAnd catch me when I fallI love the way he he'd help me upAnd hold me nice and tallI love the way he made me feelLike I was all there ever wasI love the way we'd talk all nightI'd fall asleep all full of love.I love the way I screamed and fellAnd cried all I could cryI love the way I fought the truthDenied that he could dieI love the way he wrote his wordsAnd his last ones were for meI love the way he made me hurtUntil I could no longer seeI love the way he built my resolveEven though he wasn't thereI love the way it broke my worldAnd made me too numb to careI love the way I faced the ColdAnd told him he would dieI love the way the Cold fought backTo take me from the frayI love the way he left me cluesThat I could not understandI love the way the Silver PathOpened up and took my handI love the way he com
Poerty competition: FlowersYou died, so many years ago,Leaving me... almost alone..But you never really left, you're still there,Still in the crisp autumn air,Still in the fields where I used to play,Still in the roses, that guard your grave every day.
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Drowsy passion and imitationSleep,Says mummy.For no one likes drowsy passion.I don't appreciate fine art,But that gleam in your eyes,Shines so familiar.And that sweet taste of tobacco,Lingers on your breath.Fairytales don't exist,Says daddy,As he runs his grubby handsOver my smile.How can you have travelled the world,Without leaving the city?Heaven is a special word...Reserved only for thoseWho cry.
Blank Stairs"Blank Stairs"She stairs.Three flights down is her car.Sedan. Four door. Twenty-one thousand miles.In circles.She was an artist once.The smartest dunce.Finger paintings mostly. Never sold a finger print.Now she works five days for fity weeks. Filing. Typing.Her sentence is run-on.Never noticing the tessellating artistry of her cubicle horizon.Her T's are crossed, eyes are glazed over.Her tears are seeded Where the sonnets will grow.But they hold tight to old sights.Pupils too contricted from the monitor glow.She stairs.Three flights up is the roof.Sky. Four clouds. Twenty one mile view.In every direction.
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The Leavitt Perspective: Achieving Efficiency in Healthcare Must Bring Consolidation
By: Governor Michael O. Leavitt, Guest Contributor to Modern Healthcare
Coming to grips with the redundancies and inefficiencies in our system of care in the U.S. will include some emotional and financial discomfort. Margins will be squeezed. New efficiencies will be required for survival. Competitors will merge. Some local institutions with rich traditions won't survive. But healthcare, like other modern industries, must follow the path of innovation, integration and consolidation in order to maintain quality while lowering costs. This is an inevitable and absolutely required process in re-balancing America's economic equation.
Lack of coordination in providing healthcare is a major contributor to overspending. Ours has been a system without real care coordination. Integration is difficult, but necessary. Anticipating this change, hospitals, physician groups and payers have begun a quiet scramble to secure the role of general contractor.
Success as a general contractor in healthcare requires at least five key assets: an esteemed local brand; financial capital to develop necessary infrastructure; control of patient relationships; the ability to aggregate lives in groups; and the ability to manage risk. Since no one entity singularly possesses all of these features, healthcare players are joining forces and combining the necessary assets to be accountable for clinical and financial outcomes.
For instance, while hospitals generally possess a strong community brand and have enough capital to invest in the IT and administrative infrastructure necessary to attract and coordinate care, hospitals do not have control of patient lives, the ability to aggregate groups of lives, or experience taking risk. Many hospitals will seek to add these missing pieces by forming, merging or partnering with health plans and physician practice groups. The data makes this consolidation clear. For the first time, more than 50% of physician practice groups are owned by hospitals and that figure is growing.
Payers have a recognizable brand (not always favorable), sufficient capital, experience managing risk, and the ability to aggregate lives. Though they have relationships with patients, their level of patient control is questionable. This explains, in part, why insurers have begun to compete with hospitals in acquiring physician practices, clinics and service companies.
There have been a notable number of combinations among large health-services companies. They understand that to develop the capacity to improve care and reduce costs, they must scale and innovate in order to achieve needed efficiencies for payers and providers. Healthcare companies must follow a path not unlike other sectors where economic realities and technological advancement have made consolidation, integration and collaboration necessities for survival. Consumers have benefited because they received better value.
The Greek philosopher Heraclitus made famous the idea that nothing endures but change. While change is admittedly difficult, healthcare consolidation holds great promise. It will unleash a healthcare system that provides more attention to patients and more accountability to budgets. The combination of human compassion and economic dispassion will become the winning formula in healthcare.


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NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (Thomson Reuters Accelus) - If there is one part of the cultural makeup of Wall Street that remains firmly in place despite the financial crisis and subsequent avalanche of regulations, it is the reticence among those who lose money to come clean early.
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Mini Ice-Cream Cakes
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These fun little cakes are the perfect shade of pink for a little girl's birthday—or just for fun. Use any ice cream or frozen yogurt flavor to tailor it to the guest of honor's preference. You can assemble and freeze the cakes up to a day in advance.
Yield: 12 servings (serving size: 1 cake)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 274
- Calories from fat: 24%
- Fat: 7.2g
- Saturated fat: 3.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 4.6g
- Carbohydrate: 47g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 49mg
- Iron: 1mg
- Sodium: 246mg
- Calcium: 82mg
- Cooking spray
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 2 large eggs
- 1 2/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup low-fat buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 3 cups low-fat strawberry ice cream, softened
- 1 1/2 cups fat-free frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 tablespoon red maraschino cherry juice (optional)
- 12 red maraschino cherries with stems, drained
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Coat a 15 x 10-inch jelly-roll pan with cooking spray; line bottom of pan with wax paper. Coat wax paper with cooking spray; set aside.
- Place sugar and butter in a large bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed 5 minutes or until well blended. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt, stirring well with a whisk. Add flour mixture and buttermilk alternately to sugar mixture, beginning and ending with flour mixture; mix after each addition. Beat in extracts. Pour batter into prepared pan. Sharply tap pan once on counter to remove air bubbles. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes on a wire rack; remove from pan. Carefully peel off wax paper; cool completely on wire rack. Place cake on a large platter or cutting board; refrigerate until cold (about 2 hours).
- Spread ice cream evenly over top of cake; cover with plastic wrap. Freeze until firm (6 hours to overnight).
- Uncover cake. Cut cake with a 2-inch round cutter into 24 cake rounds. Discard scraps. Working quickly, place one cake round, ice cream side up, in a paper muffin cup liner; top with another cake round, ice cream side down. Repeat procedure with remaining cake rounds to form 12 filled ice-cream cakes.
- Combine whipped topping and cherry juice, if desired. Top each cake with 2 tablespoons whipped topping; arrange 1 maraschino cherry on each cake. Freeze until ready to serve. Let ice-cream cakes stand at room temperature 5 minutes before serving.
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My most recent video project. Amilia approached me about a month ago asking if I'd like to help her with one of her projects in her Public Art class. The assignment was to create some sort of public intervention. Amilia chose to do moss graffiti. We spent two, one hour sessions filming the process. For both days the lighting was superb: bright, grey, overcast skies. Also, the courtyard in Fort Andross provided an excellent spot for both the moss graffiti and filming.
Look for more artist profile projects to come!
The first set of proofs for the copper plate etchings that will help tell the "Humans and Robots" story. I did a very imprecise job in printing these plates, mainly because I was simply curious as to the quality of the etch and how they would look on paper. I was pleased with the detail and quality I got in the etchings and decided to aquatint portions of plates 2-8. Aquatinting is a process where you spray on a soft ground with an airbrush to achieve a uniform, or subtle gray tone. I applied the aquatint sparingly, just enough so that the portraits stood out from the blank backgrounds (I masked all the portraits so that they will remain white and black). After a brief mishap where two of my plates slipped into the depths of the soda ash vat, I'm set up to start printing final editions. Now that all the pieces are set in place, I'm very excited to start the process of assembling an artist book.
One of our projects this year for my printmaking class was to take a "movie still" of ourselves and turn it into a linoleum relief print. In preparation for this assignment, we read several wordless stories all told in the medium of linoleum prints. So for the assignment I photographed myself as Sherlock Holmes in anticipation for the third season of BBC's SHERLOCK show.
This short film by the McKinnon Brothers, part of Five Knights Productions (http://www.fiveknightsproductions.com/), created this video, which has been the best short film that I've watched this semester. Every component of the video works well in creating a mood of bleakness: the locations, music, editing, costumes, and choreography. This is a single fable in a series of fables that the McKinnon brothers are creating (http://www.kinfables.com/).
The plan is to have the whole "Humans and Robots" project finished and on the web December 21st. This is a project that combines two final projects: a research based paper and film, created in conjunction with a handmade artist book.
An incredible time lapse video of Wyoming by Nicolaus Wegner. Wide open oblivion.
"FOLLOWED" was mine and James' first collaborative project. It was incredible that James was able to create a whole different character than himself in such a subtle role. We put the entire video together in a weekend. Due to this short amount of time, the editing is a little rough. Cody Stack and I are likely to revisit the video and clean it up.
A couple stills from the collaborative project that I'm working on for my modern/post-modern Russian literature class and my printmaking class. James Jelin, who is the sole actor and the one in the photographs, did an incredible job while filming. We were able to shoot the entire movie in one day. With one glance at his lines, James was able to knock out an entire dialogue (with himself) in a little over an hour. Well done.


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Habermas: A Very Short Introduction
by James Gordon Finlayson
This book gives a clear and readable overview of the philosophical work of Jürgen Habermas, the most influential German philosopher alive today, who has commented widely on subjects such as Marxism, the importance and effectiveness of communication, the reunification of Germany, and the European Union. Gordon Finlayson provides readers with a clear and readable overview of Habermas's forbiddingly complex philosophy using concrete examples and accessible language. He then goes on to analyse both the theoretical underpinnings of Habermas's social theory, and its more concrete applications in the fields of ethics, politics, and law; and concludes with an examination how Habermas's social and political theory informs his writing on contemporary, political, and social problems.
Read this Review from Amazon.com by Derek Law (Tokyo, Japan)
Best Introduction to Habermas, July 2, 2006
"I have been reading Habermas and books about Habermas on and off since 2000. Habermas' writings are clearly difficult, and so do most introductions to Habermas. Most introductions to Habermas follow the chronology of Habermas' work, usually starting with the work on Public Sphere through to the tome on legal theory (Between Facts and Norms). Those introductions usually succeed in portraying Habermas as a dazzling thinker of enormous breadth, and does serve the purpose of encouraging their readers to pursue serious reading of Habermas' difficult works.
Not this Introduction – this one is much better. The format of Very Short Introductions does not allow the traditional approach, and the author does an outstanding job in putting Habermas' theory and its various pieces in context. As the other reviewer mentioned, the author describes Habermas' five "research programmes" which forms an integrated whole. In one sentence, Habermas uses the pragmatic theory of meaning to develop a theory of communicative actions which forms the basis of three aspects – ethical, social and political – of his "practical" (practical as in "Critique of Practical Reasons") theories which tries to describe both the realities and normative ideals for modern (Western) societies in the late 20th centures. After summarizing the research programmes which put Habermas' huge corpus in context, the author proceeds to describe each of the programme in its highlights – in this the author successfully condenses Habermas' work into simple themes and conceptual distinctions. Given the short length of the exposition, I was very positively surprised by the author's ability to include at the end of most chapters summaries of critical views regarding Habermas' theories (e.g. the Habermas vs. Rawls debate) – and the author clearly holds a sympathetic yet objective stand in describing both sides of the arguments.
So in summary, this book is superior to most other Introductions in that:
1. The language is simpler and clearer – not burdened by Habermas' difficult writings
2. Covers Habermas' programmes in logical rather than strict chronological order – which puts different aspects of Habermas' works in context (also coverage is up to Truth and Justification, which is nearly one decade beyond the time of Between Facts and Norms)
3. Describes Habermas' breadth but also identifies the unifying concerns of Habermas as a "practical theorist"
4. Presents both the structure and key critiques to Habermas' theories – thereby allowing readers to prioritize which of Habermas' works to read after this Introduction. (Realistically, who would have time to read everything Habermas wrote?)
Bravo to the author and Oxford in publishing this good work!"
Habermas and Rawls: Disputing the Political
Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy
Introduction: The Habermas Rawls Dispute—
Analysis and Reevaluation 1
The Habermas–Rawls Dispute
1 Reconciliation through the Public Use of Reason:
Remarks on John Rawls's Political Liberalism 25
2 Reply to Habermas 46
3 "Reasonable" versus "True," or the Morality of Worldviews 92
Disputing the Political
4 Justice: Transcendental not Metaphysical 117
5 The Justice of Justifi cation 135
6 The Justifi cation of Justice: Rawls and Habermas in Dialogue 153
7 Procedure in Substance and Substance in Procedure:
Reframing the Habermas–Rawls Debate 181
8 Habermas, Rawls and Moral Impartiality 200
9 Rawls and Habermas on the Place of Religion in the
Political Domain 224
10 Two Models of Human Rights: Extending the
Rawls–Habermas Debate 247
11 Beyond Overlapping Consensus: Rawls and Habermas
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OMG bought the club a 3-months sub!! Time to take advantage of it like extreme crazy! Thanks so much ShuiYue!!
Rank and file!
Haha, something new to keep you all amused... I've decided to rank our ever-growing list of members in terms of arts they've submitted to the club! Each deviation you submit will move you up in the Fire Nation navy ranks, obviously it gets harder the closer to the top you get. You can take a look at where you are right here, at the members page: noselfcontrol.deviantart.com/j… Also I notice that we seem to have a Hahn-loving traitor at the top XD Ah well, what can you do??
If you are a fan of Admiral Zhao from the Nickelodeon cartoon Avatar the Last Airbender, then this is the club for you! If you hate him and want him to fall into a wagon of poo like in Back to the Future, then this is also the place for you! Even if you're just a fan of the show and like joining stuff so you can put your icon all over the place, come on in! If you are a fan of differential equations, get the hell out.
Not so hard, all you have to do is note me and you will be in the club. You don't have to slap the club on your page or anything, but feel free if you wish. Members can submit their art to the site and win fabulous prizes (no purchase necessary)!
The best part is you get to pimp your art all over Deviantart. Anything related to our favorite asshole, including hate art, is allowed. Nothing slashy though, we have class. Once you're a member, just note the club and it will get posted.
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"James Laughlin, who brought forth so much of the best writing of this century, stands in the company of the greatest modern American poets.""
— Gary Snyder
James Laughlin's The Collected Poems of James Laughlin
Page 1 of 8 pages 1 2 3 > Last ›
Time of Grief
Time of Useful Consciousness
The Poems of Octavio Paz
Nod House
Dirty Poem
Spontaneous Particulars
Poems of Osip Mandelstam
Derangements of My Contemporaries
The Iceland
The Albertine Workout
The Iraqi Nights
The Invention of Influence
Poems to Read on a Streetcar
Fullblood Arabian
Blasts Cries Laughter
Best Poems
Fifteen Iraqi Poets
The Collected Poems Of Denise Levertov
The Gorgeous Nothings
The Unknown University
A Musical Hell
Eiko & Koma
The Beautiful Contradictions
Vale Ave
Selected Poems of Federico García Lorca
Hello, the Roses
Two American Scenes
Pneumatic Antiphonal
The Helens of Troy, New York
Sorting Facts, or Nineteen Ways of Looking at Marker
Thirty Poems
On Christian Contemplation
Notes on the Mosquito
In the Sierra
By Word of Mouth
Spring and All
Light, Grass, and Letter in April
Core Samples from the World
Birds, Beasts, and Seas
That This
Driven to Abstraction
War & Love, Love & War
New Selected Poems & Translations
Bird Lovers, Backyard
New Directions was founded in 1936, when James Laughlin (1914 - 1997), then a twenty-two-year-old Harvard sophomore, issued the first of the New Directions anthologies. "I asked Ezra Pound for 'career advice,'" James Laughlin recalled. "He had been seeing my poems for months and had ruled them hopeless. He urged me to finish Harvard and then do 'something' useful."


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Watch This Bride Throw Her Bouquet While Being Fired From a Human Slingshot [VIDEO]
We've all been to a wedding reception where the bride finds a creative way to toss her bouquet, but we'll bet you've never seen it done quite like this. Jacob and Natasha Jones from Utah got married earlier this month, and they came up with a unique way for her to throw the bouquet. With a human SLINGSHOT she was attached to huge rubber bands that whipped her back and forth, and soon the bouquet went flying.
First Natasha tossed her bouquet. Then Jacob hopped in and threw the garter belt. Here comes the bride!
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Business war art in the context of asian philosophy: from Sun tzu to the modern methods of competitive intelligence
In: Euroasian international cooperation: the model and perspectives of development
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I'd love to see more Marc McKinnon on the dash.
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While I am exorbitantly excited to be starting a family with Frank, it's still very hard for me not to be terrified at the idea. There are so many things I can't control… I just hope that this was the right decision, and that we didn't choose the wrong time.
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I'm sad about what's happened with Lennox, but I can't help but feel a little relieved. It's almost as if an added responsibility that's been weighing on my shoulders has been dropped and I feel so guilty for thinking of it like that.
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Dunno exactly what it means, but I'm really enjoying having Cass around the flat. Almost feels like being back at Hogwarts together.
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Is it strange that I ship Ros and Wendy?
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Here's a full length HD version of this video :D [Also remmove spaaces] ==> b i t . d o / nUJD
I reallly wish they would be nicer to women....I wish I could click on a video and watch one all the way through without seeing a woman getting a dick forcibly shoved down her throat, getting slapped in the face, etc. You could tell she wasn't enjoying parts of this, and that is NOT HOT.


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HIS is amazing! The teachers and administration are great, they treat the parents and children like family. The curriculum is spot on, preparing the children to be the leaders of tomorrow. Yes, it is rigorous and parents have to work with their children outside of the school. However, the teachers go thru great lengths to educate the children. The teachers are strict, but incredibly caring. They know their students weaknesses and strengths and really work with them to help them succeed. The principal is strict, she doesn't mess around. However, she is kind and understanding. The sense of family is very strong, everybody knows everybody's name. The parents are encouraged to participate in the functions that take place in the school. Overall, my son's experience has been great. He loves his school. I am comfortable dropping him off every morning, because I know I am leaving him in a school that offers a safe and nurturing environment. I would recommend this school to any parent who is looking for a good school that enforces a strong curricula while installing morals and values to the students.
LOVE it! So friendly, caring and helpful! I feel like my child is very safe here. Class sizes are a bit on the large size, but orderly. Teachers are direct and do not allow for the distractions and such that take place in other schools my daughter attended. They do a great job and they really care about each student.
Absolutely Wonderful People so willing to help with any situation..
My son is finishing 5th grade and has been there since kinder we are very happy with the support of the staff and the other parents.
As a parent of student that attended HIS from K-8 graduating on to Poly High School as a member of the PACE Program, I am very satisfied with the academic and religious education my son received at this school. Initially I was concerned with uniform policy that included wearing a tie, eventually I learned to appreciate it. From kinder to 4th grade, my son's classes were large, but the classes never felt crowded. I spent many of my parent hours volunteering in the office or classroom and had the opportunity to observe strong bonds and relationships built between the administration, faculty, staff, parish with the students. Many of the relationships forged between my son and his classmates remain in place today. His 8th grade class had a total of 23 students, 17 of the students had been together since kinder. I found that to be quite special. HIS is a special.
I graduated a while back from HIS. 2 of my 4 kids graduated from HIS & I have another currently enrolled & 'maybe' one in Sept. I have to agree with a prior post re: the prior principal- she knew the kids & families & was very personable. There have been quite a few changes since the parish got a new pastor which I think have been partly the cause for the problems in the school. Although most of the teaching staff remain the same, there are some difficulties communicating with the office staff. I've called a few times to ask for info & most times the sec'y does not know the answer nor will she volunteer to find out or pass a message along to someone that can assist me. I've heard of problems from other parents & I'd pull my kid out too if I couldn't get resolution.
I have two kids. One currently in 4th, and one who graduated at Holy Innocents. I was very happy in 2005-06 because the prinipal was great. They recently have changed the prinipals and it has been a total disaster. Pleaseplease dont believe that this school is 5 stars in prinipal leaderchip. Teacher quality is 5 stars. Parent Involvement is awful. There is no parent involvment ! Safety and discipline is 4stars. If you want to go to a good Cathloic School, send your child to St. Lucy , St. Joseph , St. Cypian , St. Anthony. Anything But Holy Innocents ...
My children are very happy at holy innocents and I love the fact that it is a small school were everyone knows everyone. It's like a home away from home!
My child is in the 3rd grade and has been attending since the 1st grade. Yes, the class size is large for a private school; however, each class has a full-time teachers assistant. This adds value to my childs learning. She gets all the individual attention that she needs. I also like that they provide an excellent tutoring for Reading, and are dialed into the Lng Bch Unified school district, which allows my child to attend summer school. I am very pleased with the education my child is receiving; and the religious & moral values that she is learning is great too!
Kindergarten classes way too large did not sent child to a private school for large classes
The teacher and staff are really wonderful. I couldn't be happier about the quality of this school in all aspects and I just couldn't ask for much more.
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