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What are some of the stranger things you have seen in a players pack for tournaments? We will have fudge included in our players packs for an upcoming tournament.
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you're going to be packing fudge? Does your wife know?
Yeah, plus she is making apple cinnamon muffins and coffee for everyone who helps with setting up the course!
Some sticky icky :) Not my thing, but my buddy was happy
My friend Jeffrey slid that by me. I read his post without getting what he was insinuating. I don't swing that way but I don't intend to offend those that do. (Funny Jeffrey, very funny)!
Damn dude- I need in that tournament hahah
Just Messing with you Dan.
Only in NorCal...........Graberville :) well close to it :) but invite only tourn
I have gotten fudge before also at a couple of tournaments in Hartselle Alabama. Even won some extra on a ctp. Too bad I am diabetic but the wife sure enjoyed it.
Ooooppss that's Garberville ;)
It's all good Jeff, so what are some stranger things you have seen in player's packs?
Maybe not super strange things but...
2007 4th of July towel, but I got it in a Sept. of 2010 tournament...
$2 discount for a restaurant that was on the other side of town and expired the next day...
A wristband.... come to find out the wristband was for a local bar and use of a free keg... should have listened during that players meeting...
Stake seasoning was probably the oddest that I can think of.
I've not gotten anything that strange in a players pack before, I've seen a few odd things given out for ctp's. (Barry Manilow greatest hits cd.) (remote control toy fire truck)
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Logging and timber were Harbor Country's major industries in the 1870s, requiring shipping piers along Lake Michigan's shoreline. One of those piers, Union Pier, gave its name to today's quaint lakeshore community, formerly named Townline. Unique, galleries, compliment Union Pier's corner store, sweet shops, ice cream parlor and grand old resorts that dot the countryside. Many fine bed & breakfasts have been welcoming repeat guests for decades.
Union Pier was founded on an ethic of hard work without visions of a port to rival Chicago as was Wessel Whittaker's notion in New Buffalo. There was nature's bounty to be harvested here. Tree trunks measured five feet and more in diameter. Trees rose 60 feet to the lowest branches. Squirrels, we are assured ran through the community without ever touching the ground.
There clearly was no Sears Tower to be seen on the horizon across the Lake, but everyone in what is now Union Pier understood that timber was the fuel, which would fire the growth of Chicago. Boards could be bucks. John Gowdy arrived from New York and bought all the timberland he could afford. He brought in additional partners who understood that it was necessary to ship Union Pier's bounty to Chicago. And so, a group of men built a "Pier" in Union" at the foot of Berrien Street. It was constructed as a 600-foot edifice jutting into Lake Michigan. A 130-ton schooner was built on the adjacent beach.
Soon there were brick tool handle factories sending their wares to Chicago and beyond. The Chicago Fire of 1871 only increased the demand for Union Pier's natural bounty. But, Chicago was rebuilt, Union Pier's pier washed away and a new economy had to be established. The leveled forests soon became orchards and farms. Lumbermen became fishermen and shipped their new harvest to Chicago. During the spawning season, residents would gather on the beach to spear Sturgeon of a hundred pounds. In the 1900's, tourism replaced timber, bricks and fishing as Union Pier's major Industry. Union Pier became the United Nations of tourism.
As the emerging popularity of rail travel began to import visitors from neighboring counties and states, the Pere Marquette Rail Road established a rail stop in Union Pier, with its own station. These early travelers were, as today, fond of the appealing lakeshore town, hosted by many long gone boarding houses and resorts that dotted the pristine Lake Michigan shoreline. Eastern Europeans, African Americans and Jewish vacationers all established homes and resorts in the community. Olympian Jesse Owens had a home here. Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, ultimately the victim of an assassin's bullet, brought guests to his summer home by yacht.
John Dillinger even stopped for gas at the Prusa Resort service station, which is now the Wine Sellers at Miller's Country House. The Prusa kids, who manned the gas tanks, told stories about Dillinger not allowing anyone to check the engine compartment where he stored his weapons on racks. Al Capone was also known to have had homes in the area. He'd play an occasional game of cards with his buddies at the Lakeside Inn and may have had a lady along for luck. But really, it's the sunsets over the lake that gets us all. Even the early lumbermen would have agreed--they had a bounty of nature to offer Chicago.
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Bucs fall in double overtime to Belmont, 3-2
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
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- The ETSU women's soccer team saw its three-game win streak come to an end as the Bucs dropped a 3-2 double overtime contest to Belmont on a rainy Sunday afternoon at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
"Anytime you go to overtime it becomes a gut check for both teams, and the winning team is the one that gets the lucky bounce," said head coach
Heather Henson
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The Bucs (6-3-1, 2-1-0 A-Sun) outshot the Bruins (3-7-0, 2-2-0 A-Sun) 17-14 in the contest, but lost the battle in corners 11-3.
Neither team was able to get on the board in the first half as Belmont outshot ETSU 8-3 in the half.
In the second half, Laura Harris gave the Bruins a 1-0 lead in the 64
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ETSU grabbed a 2-1 advantage in the 81
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The game would go into overtime as neither team was able to net a game-winner late in regulation.
In the second overtime, the Bruins caught a break as a Jessica Riz free kick from 35-yard out slipped past an ETSU defender and keeper
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Earlier this week the European Food Safety Association issued a report concluding that neonicotinoids ("neonics") pose an unacceptably high risk to bees, and that the industry-sponsored science upon which regulatory agencies' claims of safety have relied are fatally flawed.
...which is exactly what we've been saying since 2010, when we publicized the "leaked memo" showing that EPA has allowed clothianidin (a neonicotinoid) to remain on the market despite the absence of any solid science demonstrating the chemical's safety for bees. Last spring, PAN conducted our own evaluation of the state of the science on pesticides and bees and reached many of the same conclusions outlined in EFSA's comprehensive review of the science (see their full report). The science is not the surprise here.
No farmer in their right mind wants to poison pollinators. When I spoke with one Iowa corn farmer in January and told him about the upcoming release of a Purdue study confirming corn as a major neonicotinoid exposure route for bees, his face dropped with worn exasperation. He looked down for a moment, sighed and said, "You know, I held out for years on buying them GE seeds, but now I can't get conventional seeds anymore. They just don't carry 'em."
This leaves us with two questions: 1) What do GE seeds have to do with neonicotinoids and bees? and 2) How can an Iowa corn farmer find himself feeling unable to farm without poisoning pollinators? In other words, where did U.S. corn cultivation go wrong?
Today, PAN joined beekeepers and partners Beyond Pesticides and Center for Food Safety in filing a legal petition that calls on EPA to suspend registration of Bayer's controversial bee-toxic pesticide, clothianidin.
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I'm wanting to cut a couple of holes in my concrete floor and install some 2" receiver hitch tubes in them to be able to install and remove some portable stands. The problem is that there is a bit of play in 2" O.D. square tubing, and that play is accentuated the longer the inserted tube gets. Without cutting (and keeping) a much larger opening in the concrete to allow for the installation of some tightening bolts, does anybody have any ideas to accomplish this project?
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What about welding one or two beads on two sides and grinding them down to the snugness you are satisfied with? This should take up the slack in the fit without having set screws to tighten.
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Ditto, It doesn't take much to fill the gap. Worst case you tack on some thin metal strips to the tube.
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Maybe weld on small tapered shims onto the same side on both male tubes to press the opposite sides snugly against the receiver tubes?
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The slop is max hundredths of an inch. I would recommend some old feeler gauges as shims that can be used as needed.
The downside of a permanent fix, welding material to the insert is debris and rust making the fit a permanent one.
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You can shrink the tube to size with heat and pressure,i.e. rosebud,hammer and an anvil.Use 2" sq.shaft slid inside for sizing if availible or whatever you are using for your post.
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I would make up the receiver setup with a plate for floor mounting. Drill holes for four 3/8'' drop in anchors with female threads. You could even counter sink the holes so when not in use bolts could be installed to be flush with concrete.
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i would use the hard plastic shims from home depot, they sell them for shimming doors, i always have them for leveling work and setting gapes, etc. they are the rite size to fit the tube and then remove as needed.


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A 12-game road losing streak has come to an end for the Cleveland Browns.
Running back Trent Richardson scored a 3-yard touchdown with 3:27 remaining in the game to give the Browns a 20-10 lead.
Earlier in the 4th quarter, quarterback Carson Palmer threw a 64-yard touchdown pass to Rod Streater. The Raiders trailed the Browns 13-10.
Kicker Phil Dawson hit a 35-yard field goal in the 3rd quarter to give the Browns a 13-3 lead.
Earlier, Raiders kicker Sebantian Janikowski drilled a 51-yard field goal as the Raiders trailed 10-3 in the 2nd quarter.
Quarterback Brandon Weeden connected with Josh Gordon on a 44-yard touchdown pass to give the Browns a 10-0 lead in the 2nd quarter.
Gordon has five touchdown catches this season. It's the 13th touchdown pass for Weeden.
Kicker Phil Dawson converted a 41-yard field goal to give the Browns a 3-0 lead early in the 2nd quarter.
For Dawso, it's the 28th straight field goal made which is a career high and team record.
On the Browns first possession, quarterback Brandon Weeden threw his 14th interception of the season.
Running back Darren McFadden is not playing for Raiders due to a high ankle sprain.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 30, 2010) -
The ETSU baseball team begins the 2011 season Friday, Feb. 18 as the Marist Red Foxes come to town. Every day, leading up to the first pitch, different members of the 2011 squad will check in with Buccaneer fans. Today junior outfielder Matthew Scruggs is stopping by to answer a few questions.
With the season right around the corner which team do you most look forward to facing?
We have a really good schedule this year and its always fun to play those big schools like Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, and N.C. State, but all the conference series are the most important. When I first got our schedule the first thing I looked for was the series against Mercer. They were the conference tournament champs and got the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament last year, and that's what we want this year. Also they ended our season last year, and I think that has made me hungrier to play them this year. So I'm definitely looking forward to the last regular season series in Macon, Ga. against Mercer, its going to be a battle but we'll be ready.
What was your most memorable moment from last year's season?
The most memorable moment for me was at the conference tournament in an elimination game against Florida Gulf Coast. I hit the go ahead homerun in the 8th inning, and we closed out the game in the 9th and ended their season, while also keeping our season alive. It was also a memorable moment because since I've been here they have always been the team to beat, and that was our first win against them.
Which newcomers do you think will make an impact on the 2011 season?
We got a lot of new talented guys in this year and they will all have an impact this season for us. I believe our two new Juco transfer pitchers John Long, Dak Rissman, and freshman Clinton Freeman will all have big impacts for us this year. They're all great pitchers with good stuff, and I think they will have great seasons on the mound. Also Long, Freeman, and another transfer Dylan Pratt will strengthen our lineups with their bats. All three of them have some power and can hit.
You had a breakout season in 2010, how do you feel you have improved from last season, and how much of an impact to you think new bats will make on the college game?
Throughout the off-season I'd trying to improve my whole game. Especially in the weight room, I have been trying to get faster and stronger. I'm never satisfied with my hitting and defense, and I never will be so I'm always trying to improve in both of them. I think the new bats will have a major impact on the college game. Since we have been using them in practice it seems like a completely different game. It may take some time to get used to the new bats, but I know our team will make the adjustment.
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In Eclipse, Bella once again finds herself surrounded by danger as Seattle is ravaged by a string of mysterious killings and a malicious vampire continues her quest for revenge. In the midst of it all, she is forced to choose between her love for Edward and her friendship with Jacob knowing that her decision has the potential to ignite the struggle between vampire and werewolf. With her graduation quickly approaching, Bella is confronted with the most important decision of her life.
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The Dark Lord himself, Satan is a character whose path has collided with those of Beaver and Steve on many occasions.
Upon their first documented encounter way back in Comic 18, he was thwarted by Steve when the latter took Satan's Trident and declared himself the "new Satan".
Although Steve seemed reluctant to give back his new trident and position, it appears the roles were back to normal (or as "normal" it can get in this unfeasible realm) as Satan appeared next in Comic 101. He remembered having seen Steve before, but was quickly shushed to prevent any attempts of establishing continuity.
In the guest-made (semi-canon) Comic 122, he was seen as making soup with Beaver and Steve, but using a little too much fire and brimstone as Steve was running around on fire. Satan seemed a little sensitive about his cooking skills when Beaver pointed that out, though.
His next appearance was on Comic 139, as he guarded (or was just hanging out near) the Gateway to Hell that was found in the basement of the burger restaurant where Beaver and Steve worked for a short period. Beaver believed the gateway was one of the several reasons contributing to the restaurant being the centre of all evil in the universe.
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Its confusing. Why though would saban give incentives that would cost us that much for a winning season? Did he not expect us to have a winning year?
Its confusing. Why though would saban give incentives that would cost us that much for a winning season? Did he not expect us to have a winning year?
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1- If they have a winning season in 05 they get more in 06
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Wrong... we get cap reliefOriginally Posted by fins1
or neither...It means the incentives in players contracts were based upon a winning season, Miami wnet 9-7, therefor alot of incentives kicked in. The 10 million DOESNT mean extra money. The 10 million is all that is coming of the books.Originally Posted by Alex22
Simply....Miami has less money to spend then originally thought
No you are wrongOriginally Posted by Winbaby#23
OK all yall are doing is agruing, truthfully none of you know, so just sit back and wait to find out
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I agree.....
I explained this in the salary cap forum "cap tidbit from clayton"
It basically means that Miami's cap adjustment is a debit of between $9-10 million. So, if the NFL announces a league wide salary cap of $95 million, Miami's adjusted salary cap will between $9-10 million lower
well the story says we would be 2 million under, so if you believe the story, whats not to understand?
1. Melvin Gordon RB
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5. Adrian Amos FS
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It says "incentive to win" which makes me think that because we won, we get some money


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should smart phone uses be allowed at school
As a korean student, i am obliged to hand in my cell phone every week on monday mornings and recieve it back on friday when i go home.(boarding school). Then i had a wondering- that if this act wasn't too much. So i want to hear everybody's opinion on whether smart phones should be allowed in school or not- since taking the gadget away for a week caused me so much inconveniences. Please share opinions 2ith me!
Jun 22 2013: During class or exam "NO" , other than that "YES".Jun 22 2013: smartphone shouldn't be allowed in class,it is obvious.But after classes,it should be allowed to connect with phones,otherwise how students connect with their parents and friends?
Lejan .
Jun 22 2013: What about good old handwriting and snailmail? Or does this sets 'speed addicts' on 'cold turkey' already?
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Jun 21 2013: That is a very interesting question. Since you said "smartphone" and not just "phone" I will assume you referring to the 'smart' access capability that a smartphone has and not the communication with other phones ability (verbal, text, email, etc) - because to carry on a conversation in a classroom is just too obviously disruptive. So what we're really considering with this question is should students have access, via electronic devices, to information not given in the classroom. We used to believe (centuries ago and not-so-long ago) that students should not read 'unacceptable' literature, that they should not be 'exposed to unsavory practices', and that they should behave in a prescribed way. We now believe that it's healthy for students to have access to all sorts of 'alternate' points of view and learn to make decisions themselves without prejudice. Now, instead of a controlled curriculum environment (in the classroom) we have the ability to access nearly any option in the world via the internet. I understand that often the material taught is not the goal of the lesson. But rather than support the 'status quo' of curriculum presentation, I would suggest that we carefully consider any method of expanding the students ability to access information/learning, and reflect on how we can make it work, rather than why it won't.
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Jun 22 2013: That is a very different and new approach, never thought of it that way!
When I asked the teachers why phones(and I meant not only smart ones) weren't allowed to be possessed by us students, they just had the stubborn reaction, 'Of course you shouldn't be carrying your phones in school, why would you be.'
What do you think of taking phones away for a whole week? Do you not think that it is too much?
I think we all understand about restricting the use during class sessions, but I think schools should hand the students phone back for them in the event of emergencies and keeping in contact with families.
Jun 22 2013: In my opinion, authority can only impose during the time i am within their arena. Outside of that, they cannot. But that is my opinion, not necessarily reality, and i am not there. Good fortune to you.
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Jun 22 2013: RIght. Thank you for sharing your opinion! :)
Lejan .
Jun 22 2013: Could you describe the 'inconveniences' it causes you? As I choose to give up my cell-phone some time ago, I didn't notice any significant inconvenience within the 'transition period'.Jun 21 2013: I think it is reasonable not to allow phones to be on in the classroom, as they are a distraction not only to the student with the phone but also to others in the classroom.
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At a boarding school, it would seem reasonable for kids to have access to phones when not in the classroom, unless there is a reason for the policy of withdrawing them. Do you know the origins of the policy?
I assume you have access to laptops in the evenings?
Jun 21 2013: Thnx for the tips! And yes, i do have access to laptops in the evening, mainly for studying uses.
To be honest I haven't really heard of the origins, but as many would assume, i believe that the policy was made to prevent students from disrupting their (and others) study. Also It would subsequently prevent physical health issues such as turtle neck symptoms from watching the phone at the palm of your hands frequently, and addiction with smart phones.
I agree with the school getting in control of uses at class. However, it'd be better if we received our phones every day in night time, because we're only high school students who can (maybe) get in danger of injured. Situated in the middle of the mountains with lots of rocks and bulky roads, many students get injured when they are hasty or were just walking, and end up breaking their ankles. That happens pretty often.
Another reason I'd like to have access with my phone during the week has to do with the school's Wi-fi problems. Even though my school's broad and wide, their are limited numbers of Wi-fi installed in classrooms and dormitary, so many students can not have access to internet when they need to make researches or listen to lectures. Smart phones come in handy in these situations, because of the Hot spot function.
I believe there should be a compromise between the teachers and the students. What would be the best way?
Jun 21 2013: How do proposals from students to administrators work in South Korea?
Yeon Choi
Jun 22 2013: Some of the student representatives gather at a regular school assembly, discuss about issues and agendas, then report them to teachers and head master, if this is what you have asked for!Jun 21 2013: well, why did they take it away, if we know their reasons we can make better comment. Probably you would pay better attention to the teacher if you don't have the phone.
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Yeon, if you want more time on your conversation, click "edit" and add more time.
Jun 22 2013: Thank you I extended it for another week.
Yes you are right, phones were originally taken to make students pay better attention to the class.
But as odd it might be, lots of students in Korea doze off in class.
What I'm saying here, is that phones are not the main causes that ruins the concentration in class.
Rarely do the phones ring and students text in class when they own it.
So what would be the best way to actually increase productivity in class other than taking away phones in class?
Jun 22 2013: What do you mean when you say "students text in class when they own it," do you mean when they own their phone? That would seem to justify taking them away, they should be listening to the teacher, not texting, am I right?
Well, so far I'm thinking it's a good thing to take away the phones, but maybe I don't know the whole situation. I think if I were a teacher, I would probably awaken students who were sleeping. They should be sleeping at home, at night, shouldn't they? As far as other ways to increase productivity, well, is there a productivity problem in South Korea? It's a successful nation, isn't it?Jun 21 2013: Im a college student in america, there have been many instances where the professor mentioned something, and using the dictionary or google in my phone so conveniently I was able to make sense of what they were lecturing, or answer a question that the professor had.
That, and I am a parent, anything could happen while Im in class so I need to be on call.
As long as its an aid and not a distraction I dont see a problem with it. I prefer a tablet with blocked sites so it doesnt become a distraction in the classroom, as kids are easily distracted lol
Yeon Choi
Jun 22 2013: That's what I think too. Students these days don't necessarily phone or text-message each other to keep in contact(which are the basics of every phone.) Rather Korean students use an app named 'Kakao-Talk' to chat and keep in contact. Now, since you can chat by using apps with Wi-fi connection, you don't really need phones to get in contact with anybody. I mean, as you have said, tablets like i-pads are replacing that very function, but then why are teachers not taking away tablets too, if they have the same usage?
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So I think just taking away mobile phones because they distract students from class, is not legit enough, or appropriate. Other measures should be needed if that is what teachers are truly worried about.


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I've been hearing a lot about dry shampoo lately. Seems like a great alternative to regular shampooing, though you are not going to substitute it all the time. (I still love taking showers when I can – it's what wakes me up!)
Buying dry shampoo is a bit pricey, but I found a great tutorial at Petit Elephant and decided to try it myself. It was super easy to make – with only 4 ingredients!
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Heather Langenkamp
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Johnny Depp
in his first role), Tina (
Amanda Wyss
) and Rod (
Nick Corri
). Tina speaks of the bad dream we just witnessed, and the rest of them follow suit in admitting that they too had a nightmares. "Everyone has a bad dream sooner or later" Nancy boasts, but little did Nancy know that Tina's bad dream would be her last. Later that night as the group bunk over at Glen's house, Tina is slain in horrific manner while she is in mid-dream. Nancy's father, Donald Thompson (
John Saxon
) is called in to investigate, and they all believe Rod killed her.
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We, the viewers, of course know otherwise. Nancy too begins to figure out the secret, as her friends begin dying off one-by-one. Her nightmares are becoming more real and more prevalent, and the man in the green and red shirt is all she ever sees. She dopes herself up on stay-awake pills, but eventually she is going to have to face the scarred child murderer once and for all and disclose the horrible secret that binds the victims together.
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This film was the eighth work of Wes Craven, and even by this stage, he had already established himself as a horror relic. He had given audiences
The Last House on the Left
The Hills Have Eyes
back in the 70's, and with
Elm Street
he shocked the world once again. If Wes Craven will ever be remembered for anything though, it will definitely be as a trendsetter. He may not be a true auteur, he may not even be a great filmmaker, but nobody can deny that he has been a visionary in the field of horror for the last thirty years.
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Last House on the Left
is a film responsible for ushering horror moviemaking away from pulp monsters and happy endings.
The Hills Have Eyes
followed with a bleak look at American life, and was a key influence to films like
The Evil Dead
. Even years later, Craven would bring forth a new wink-wink post-modernism in American film with his horror send-up
. But
A Nightmare on Elm Street
may perhaps be his most notable triumph.
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Rather than creating his own type of genre film as he had done before, and would do again later, he instead ingeniously reworked the clichés of a genre already set in stone. He took the conventions that his buddy Sean S. Cunningham exploited, and gave them a layer of originality. Slasher films have always been read as expressions of the subconscious, so what better to do than to make the film all about dreams, which are the most potent expression of the mind. By having the killer stalk and slash in the victims' dreams, it allows not only for intense Freudian psycho-analysis, but also for a much more expressionistic and artistic window through which to view the film.
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aside, slasher films were basically the lowest common denominator of filmmaking. It was more or less a point and shoot affair. Craven had already done that with his amateur
Last House
, and instead infused
A Nightmare on Elm Street
with some amazingly fresh and refined visuals. Craven's nightmare worlds come alive with interwoven layers of fear and mystique. The first murder of Tina is arguably the benchmark of the slasher genre, and Glen's death is nearly as jaw dropping. Craven's Elm Street dream world is frightening in that it takes ordinary surroundings and laces them with unsettling characteristics, like the defiance of gravity, the hole in the bathtub, and the seemingly unending arms of Freddy Krueger.
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The creative visuals certainly add a new dimension to a tapered genre, but equally responsible for the change is the horrific Freddy Krueger character. Wes Craven introduces him to the audience right off the bat, and his identity is never hidden. The mystery murder of gialli and slashers past was no longer, Freddy wore his nametag right from the get-go. He wasn't afraid of the camera, and in a way that made him scarier. Robert Englund's performance as the gloved killer in this film is one of horror's scariest.
Freddy is a killer so confident and so horrifically disgusting that it sets up an unsettling contrast. The contrast is further reinforced by the simple design of his sweater: red and green. Those two opposite colors are unsettling in a pattern together, and their coupling with the confused characteristics of Freddy Krueger make him a truly bloodcurdling killer.
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There is gore and bloodshed throughout
, but it always feels original and never exploitive. It fits with the film, it seems to have a purpose, and its use is much more justifiable than in most slasher/gore extravaganzas. Precious time is spent developing the characters too, making them seem much more as people than as mere victims. Heather Langenkamp adds an honest charm similar to that of Jamie Lee Curtis, and Johnny Depp gets the kid-next-door routine down pat. Saxon plays himself, but he is so good at it that it doesn't matter.
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Even today, after all the sequels and all the parodies, this film still emits an unparalleled level of freshness. After all the attempts at carbon copying, this still remains a unique and titillating viewing experience.
Last House on the Left
is a great film, but it has dated over the years.
A Nightmare on Elm Street
however, manages to transcend the time in which it was made to become a timeless classic. The ultimate test of a film is to see how it holds up over the years, and Craven's film is as everlasting as the steel of Freddy's blades. A masterpiece.
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Freddy had 2 DVDs in North America, and now hes got 2 Blu-rays. Color timing was quite different between the original 1999 DVD and the Infinifilm release a few years ago, and the Alliance Blu-ray reflected that with the similarly blue-hued Blu-ray. Well, this new WB disc favors the same blue tinting during the night sequences, but does look different still than the Alliance disc. It has an overall cooler look, slightly bluer during all scenes. It appears slightly more saturated overall, but at the price of increased contrast which at times makes some of the darker scenes render perhaps a bit too dark. The other difference with the Alliance disc is another catch 22, the Warner disc is a bit sharper, but also a bit grainier. When watching the Alliance disc, there is often the feeling of 3D given the clarity and lack of grain. Images may be a touch sharper on the Warner disc, but all the added film grain sort of ruins the effect of transparency. For me, the color timing and the clarity are better on the Alliance disc, but Ive included as many screenshots as I can to let you make your own decisions. Also note, this new disc is framed at 1.85:1, whereas the Alliance disc was stretched to fill the 1.78:1 frame as most theatrical films on DVD are.
Whatever Blu-ray you get, though, be prepared for an incredibly cleaned up picture.
A Nightmare on Elm Street
simply looks beautiful. Hardly any discernable dirt and no print damage whatsoever, as far as 80s horror films go, this might be one of the best looking Blu-rays out there along with
Night of the Creeps
. Dreams are said to be an extension of reality, and if these Blu-rays are any indication, so are
New Line
Warner presents the film in a newly mixed 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio track. Although the mono origins of the film are readily apparent by the lack of any left to right directionality between dialogue or sound effects, the track here still does sound a might fuller this time around. The woofer lands a few good punches during some of the attack scenes. Also, there is fair activity in the back, with a good backend use of Bernsteins highly effective score and all those great synth cues. Now, about those cues. This mix, like the Infinifilm DVD and the Alliance Blu-ray before it, are missing several synth cues throughout the film in the surround mix. Stingers when Freddy comes through the door to Robs cell or when Robs neck is strangled by the sheet are missing, as is a tearing sound when Tina rips off Freddys face or a screech when Freddy runs his hand along the furnace in Nancys basement at the end. They may seem insubstantial, but actually add quite a bit to the intensity of each scene, and knowing they are there and not hearing them really makes the track seem incomplete. The 1999 New Line DVD, although it doesnt have the range of these newer remixes, at least kept the cues in for its 5.1 upgrade.
Thankfully the cues are at least present on the mono mix also included with this Blu-ray. By comparison, the Alliance Blu-ray had only a 5.1 Dolby True-HD track. If you want a surround mix with all the cues, though, youre going to need to hang on to that 1999 DVD that can be got for peanuts these days. Overall, the 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio certainly sounds good and fuller than any of the mixes prior, but without some of the cues from the original soundtrack, its tough to give it a full recommendation.
Supplemental Material
When DVD was young there was the mentality that just getting the film out in the higher resolution was more important than preserving or creating extra features. Many barebones releases or pared down ports of Laserdiscs followed until the format really hit stride and became a dominant full package deal. Its been four years since the launch of Blu-ray and two years since the format war ended, but still it seems were in the infant stages of the medium. Case in point, A Nightmare on Elm Street. No new extras this time around, and instead we get a port of the Infinifilm release minus a few of the smaller tidings. No trailers, trivia challenge, or DVD-ROM extras (which included the full screenplay) this time around. Still, lets not sour this whats included is still a bountiful collection of extras that will please Freddy fans.
First, the original Laserdisc commentary, which plays with an elegance since lost when it comes to commentaries, is included along with the piecemeal commentary made up for the Infinifilm release. The LD commentary is a group one with Craven, Langenkamp, Saxon and cinematographer Jacques Haitkin and for the horror community has always been one of those respectable early commentaries that stand up along with the Carpenter/Russell commentaries that helped elevate the genre and the whole notion of having a commentary as an extra. It still plays good today. The other commentary is very truncated, jumping back and forth between six participants, including producers Bob Shaye, Sara Risher, Ronee Blakley and Freddy himself Robert Englund. There are some new nuggets of info shared, like when Bob Shaye mentions they had almost cast Charlie Sheen in the Depp part before money became an issue. The commentary is topical to what is happening on screen, but it just lacks the intimacy and flow allowed by group commentaries.
The next batch from the Infinifilm release are three featurettes. The most substantial is Never Sleep Again (49:54) which provides a historical making-of. Craven goes into detail at the start in regards to his background and inspiration for
Elm Street
. Sean S. Cunningham is also aboard to give some good context to his good friend Cravens struggle to get the film made and how he eventually linked up with Bob Shaye, whos also aboard. Its broken into manageable sections (and
Nightmare City
fans will like the inter-title The Nightmare Becomes Reality), although you cant access them with chapter stops. Refreshingly key crew members who dont get a lot of press, like the production manager or casting director, also get some mention in this thorough piece. The effects and makeup men, as well as many of their creations, also get some good play in the doc as well. The people you pay to see are also there too, with Heather Langenkamp, Amanda Wyss, Ronnee Blakley and Robert Englund. What makes the documentary work, though, is the breadth of the participants involved. So many people, from the co-editor to the composer, get some face time, and I think fans will be hard pressed to find a portion of the production not addressed here. It should also be noted that there are plenty of alternate takes edited into the piece. There is a lot of great footage that never made the cut, and its great that its been preserved too bad they arent included untouched in a separate extra.
The next big featurette is The House that Freddy Built: The Legacy of New Line Horror (22:47) which provides a nice background to the iconic horror studio. When it was made for the Infinifilm release New Line was still thriving on the success of
The Lord of the Rings
, but now that theyve been absolved into Warner Brothers and Bob Shayes been sent packing, the piece certainly has a sad optimism to it. We get to hear right from Bob Shaye and a number of other participants featured in the Never Sleep Again documentary about how they first started out, how they grew and what they ultimately became. Most of their notable titles, from the Elm Street, Leatherface and Friday the 13th sequels are all covered, but theres also a nice amount of time spent on their smaller horror classics like Alone in the Dark, Critters, The Hidden and, uh, Bones. Despite the optimism everyone seems to have for what New Line has in store for the future, the featurette works better today in the sense that we can now really look back and appreciate the enduring legacy that New Line created for the genre with its slick, edgy fare in the 80s and 90s.
The last extra is a throwaway, the one that always seems to be tacked on to any film dealing with supernatural elements. We got it in Poltergeist, The Amityville Horror et al. but here it is again, a piece on the psychological and supernatural qualities of dreams and visions. You get a bunch of doctors and scientists talking about stuff that you suspend your disbelief for in the movies because youre entertained, but without a story, its all hot air. At 15:52, its good for a nice cat nap.
The last section of extras is the alternate endings. There are three in total, and all have their qualities. None really differ all that much from each other, or the final product for that matter, but the tone presented in each is a little different. Theres a happy ending, a scary ending and a Freddy ending. Without spoiling much, Freddys ending is interesting in that it would serve as the basis for the ending for Freddys Revenge, which is not surprising since in the Never Sleep Again featurette Craven reveals that ending was birthed by Bob Shaye himself. The ending used in the film is best, for sure, but these all work well in different ways. Cravens favorite? The happy ending, oddly enough. Glad he didnt go that route!
Lastly, there are two Blu-ray features that make use of previous footage. Theres the Focus Points bit that basically flashes a disc in the upper left corner whenever theres an extra that pertains to the scene in question. Sometimes it is useful, like when theres an alternate take or when the filmmakers explain an effect, but a lot of times this track gets cluttered with superfluous segments that basically just find a way to incorporate something from the three featurettes listed above. At least on the Infinifilm release you could select what extras you wanted before leaving the film, since a lot of these ones you wont want to bother with and just bog the whole experience down. Theres also a really cheap trivia track thats essentially just a plain jane subtitle track with some really bland and shallow notes and observations. Skip em both and just watch the film and then plow through the extras afterwards.
And finally, a note on the packaging. As mentioned before, there is $7.50 worth of movie bucks to transfer towards seeing the remake in theaters at supporting theaters in the US. The remake is also casually plugged in the back write-up, and oh man, youve gotta read that. Nancy is dubbed hottie mcsmarty to Glens ready steady. Fiend seems used every other word, and overall the whole paragraph makes the film sound like some hip little teen flick.
10 Things I Dream About You
or something. Really awful, offensive, even, and kind of demeaning to whats probably one of the darkest and brutal horror films to ever come out of Hollywood.
Final Thoughts
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Wes Cravens dark deliberation on the decay of the middle class family is rendered beautifully, harrowingly, as a special effects tour de force that seems to get everything right. From the performances to the score to the dreamy death sequences and to our favorite knife-gloved serial killer, this truly is one of the hallmarks of the horror genre. Warner has done a good job of this disc, which is essentially a high-def port of the Infinifilm release minus, sadly, a few of the smaller, but significant extras. That means that the missing audio cues in the beefed up DTS track are still absent (although all present on the original mono track). Visually, it does look pretty fantastic, although its give or take whether its better than the previously released Alliance disc. Having most of the extras here along with the top tier picture and sound make this the clear winner overall, and a must for any fan of horror. Now, hopefully Warner can give this same treatment to the sequels. One can dream, right Freddy?
Movie - A
Image Quality -
Sound - B+
Supplements - A-
*Because of the quality of the HD format, the clarity, resolution and color depth are inherently a major leap over DVD. Since any Blu-ray will naturally have better characteristics than DVDs, the rating is therefore only in comparison with other Blu-ray titles, rather than home video in general. So while a Blu-ray film may only get a C, it will likely be much better than a DVD with an A.
Technical Info.
Running time - 1 hour and 31 minutes
Rated R
1 Disc
English DTS-HD 7.1
English Dolby Digital 1.0 EX
French mono
English subtitles
French subtitles
Spanish subtitles
2 commentary tracks with cast & crew
"The House that Freddy Built: The Legacy of New Line Horror" featurette
"Never Sleep Again: The Making of A Nightmare on Elm Street" featurette
"Night Terrors: The origins of Wes Craven's Nightmares" featurette
3 Alternate endings
Interactive trivia track
"Focus Points" highlights track
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Fantastic review, every fan of the genre needs this in their collection. Come on Warner...your in stride...don't drop the ball !!
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And to that, NightAndFog, I say: "Elaborate!"
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I've seen ANOES more times than i can remember in every format since its theatrical release in 1984. Watching this Blu Ray I saw detail that i never noticed and the experience felt different than ever before.
Speaking of the ending.. the mother being pulled thru the door window? haha you thought it looked fake before, check it out in Hi-Def!
I noticed a few shots that reminded me of Craven's made for TV approach seen in Invitation To Hell.
and the classic lines...
"morality sucks"
"up yours with a twirling lawnmower"
"whatever you do, don't... fall... asleep!"
"it's just a dream" "that's enough!"
ahhh what a great time watching this on BluRay!!
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WTF is up with the "English 1.0 EX" listing on the packaging? It should just say "original mono", since the infinifilm DVD's 5.1 EX track is omitted.
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Great review, buddy. I have to say I think the darker Warner screen caps actually look better to my eyes, this is a horror film after all and I think the darker look suits NOES better.
I own four Blu-Rays right now. I don't actually own a player yet, but I keep telling myself that if I just keep buying Blus I'll have no choice but to fork over for one. I think this Warner disc might become #5.
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for some reason this movie takes the longest to load out of my 70 plus blu discs in my sony bdp s350 blu-ray player anyone else copy takes a long time to load but when it does it works perfectly fine though
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Hello, I didn't know how I should look this up; but, I wanted to know how do I get my animation to have straight lines? When I finish an Animation I don't know how to make my lines appear un-jagged and jittery when the animation is playing.
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Re: Straight Lines in an Animation
The way to get you lines from agitating is by being very diligent about keeping them consistent from frame to frame. Vector lines in your animation are much more conducive to stability as in the case of creating a set shape in Flash or Toonboom and then using that shape / symbol throughout your animation.
The other way to go is if you're hand drawing the line, then do the best you can in keeping that line the same from frame to frame. Takes skill and effort and can be developed through practice.
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Thanks, I just bought Toon Boom 5 and I guess I will try learning how to use it again. I will also export them as .Png files and paint them in Corel Painter or Photoshop.
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