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Horror MMF: Just Desserts
Horror stories aren't all just about blood, gore and monsters. Many stories end with a twist, where something totally unexpected happens right at the end. Twilight Zone was very good at this, as in "Eye of the Beholder," where the woman's bandages are removed and her beautiful face turns out to be ugly in her world. Sometimes, the twists show people getting what they deserve as in "The Masks," where the characters must where ugly masks that reflect their ugly personalities, and when the masks are taken off, their faces are shaped the same as the masks. These kinds of twists are almost a subgenre in horror manga. It showed up so often that blogger John Jakala dubbed them "comeuppance theater", a term eagerly picked up by other manga bloggers.
Pet Shop of Horrors was among the first of these titles to be translated. The series features the bishonen Count D who knows just what pet you need. Everyone who takes a pet from Count D either dies at the hand of their pet, or is protected from someone horrible by said pet. Most of the stories feature animals getting their revenge on an uncaring humanity, but sometimes the animals themselves are just killers. There isn't a lot of gore, but there is a lot of death, which leads to Count D coming to the attention of the LA Police and one Detective Orcot, who is convinced D is responsible for all the deaths. It is complete at 10 volumes, but out of print with the demise of Tokyopop. There is also a sequel series, Pet Shop of Horrors: Tokyo which has D up to his old tricks, this time in Tokyo. Only 8 volumes of this series was released, and suffered the same fate as it's predecessor.
Presents was from the non-defunct CMX. It features a girl, Kurumi, who was never given any presents when she was young, so she never aged, and now delivers presents to others, the contents of which are usually what they deserve, not what they want. The volumes are a collection of short stories with Kurumi being the connecting factor. Kanako Inuki's art is cute but creepy, adding to the sense of dread the morality tales have already set up. The title is short at only three volumes long, but is also sadly out of print.
Hellgirl was from Del Rey and is based on the anime of the same name. There is a website that can only be accessed at midnight. If you can get to it, you can put in the name of the person you want revenge on, and if Emna Ai agrees, she will take that person to hell, but you will be cursed to hell as well when you finally die. The anime was created for teens and up, but the manga is written for a tween audience, with lots of melodrama, and not a lot of blood or gore. While it is rather satisfying to see bullies get what's coming to them, there is also a theme of Emna Ai trying to talk her "clients" out of wishing the revenge, or at least reconsider and find another way. The series is 9 volumes long, and is technically out of print, unless Kodansha decides to bring it back.
When Aurora, a publisher that specialized in shojo and josei manga started, one of their debut titles was Nightmares For Sale. This series featured a pawn shop run by a not-so-human bishonen Shadow and his opinionated female assistant Maria. They sell items that have the ability to grant the buyer's wishes, but usually at a very high price. These stories are darker and have a little more gore, as is it written for an older audience. The series was only two volumes and are out of print, as is its publisher.
Only One Wish is another Del Rey title, that is in the same vein as Hellgirl, only this time, instead of a website, it's a cellphone, and one must text a dark angel. Got to keep up with the times, it seems. This title doesn't have the same gravitas of some of the other titles. The chapters are self-contained stories and aren't really all that dark, Most of them have a fairly happy ending. It's not a bad title, but only the first chapter has the "comeuppance theater" feel, and even then it doesn't do it very well. I think it was meant to be in that vein, but it just didn't carry it through, which may be why it only when on volume.
"Comeuppance Theater" can be filled with tropes that can make it seem boring or cliché. But with the right characters or set up, it can still be an enjoyable romp through the things we know we shouldn't want, but may secretly wish we could do. Enjoy these titles at your own risk.
Horror Manga Movable Feast: Day 2 Links
Welcome to the second day of links! Not as much blood splatter today, but there's still some gorey-goodness to get through!
Horror MMF: Ghost-busting
If there's something strange in your neighborhood, you can call on these ghost-busting manga titles to help you through the night.
Horror Manga Movable Feast: Day 1 Links
Welcome to the first day of the Horror Manga Movable Feast! We kick things off with a few "Blast from the Past" links.
Horror Manga Movable Feast: What Is Horror?
When one thinks of Horror fiction nowadays, it usually evokes images of monsters, serial killers, and lots of blood and gore. But that's just a part of what makes up the horror genre.
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Leading Yokai
Yokai, the ghosts and monsters of Japanese folklore, appear alot in manga, but how often do they get to be one of the main characters? This list features titles where they yokai is the protagonist of the manga, and not just a monster to be beat up before the hero moves on.
This Week in Manga: 10/16-10/29/10
Another weekend sick meant missing a week of news. Whatever is going around really sucks. My whole department at work was coughing and sneezing all week. Hopefully this post will make up for my absence. We've got new licenses, movie plans, the return of aggregators, "big" changes, more NYCC/NYAF, and some trick or treating from around the mangasphere.
Yokai Attack! The Japanese Monster Survival Guide
Forget Godzilla. Forget the giant beasties karate-chopped into oblivion by endless incarnations of Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and the Power Rangers. Forget the Pocket Monsters. Forget Sadako from The Ring and that creepy all-white kid from The Grudge. Forget everything you know about Japanese tales of terror. The yokai are the spookiest Japanese creatures you've never heard of, and it's high time they got their due.
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Black Butler Volume 2
As high sciety's social calendar opens up and the Season draws to a close, London is gripped by fear. Someone has taken to stalking women of the night and painting the town red…in their blood. But while the name on everyone's lips is "Jack the Ripper," the name on Queen Vitoria's lips is Phantomhive. Summoned to London to clean up the mess created by this madman, young earl Ciel Phantomhive arrives with his extraordinary butler Sebastian, at his side to pour him tea, polish his silver, and …investigate a serial killer!
By Yana Tosobo
Publisher: Yen Press
Age Rating: Older Teen
Genre: Supernatural
Price: $10.99
The second volume of Black Butler starts off as light-hearted as the first. It opens by showing us a day in the life of Sebastian, as he deals with idiotic servants and a caprious master who off-handedly mentions that several orphans will be visiting…the next day. Sebastian's internal dialog throughout this chapter is just hilarious as he tries to keep his cool with each new catastrophe interrupting his attempts to prepare for the visit. And his stress-reliever at like this is just awesome. Cats. He loves them, and where he comes from, they don't have pets like cats. I love the image of the pets they do have. Even though I enjoyed the first volume, this chapter cemented Black Butler as a must have title.
Things start to get more serious after this chapter, as Ciel is called by "her" to look into the murders that have been happening in the East End of London, Jack the Ripper. It's a slow build up as the search for him starts. Ciel's aunt, known as Madame Red is introduced as is her friend, Lau, the British Branch Manager of the Chinese trading company Kong Rong. We also meet one of Ciel's underworld contacts, a very odd man known as the Undertaker, a rather appropriate contact considering the case. Sebastian gets some payback here, as he engages in some misdirection that leads to Ciel being forced to attend a ball dressed as a girl as part of the investigation. He is a devil after all. The volume ends with Jack's identity being revealed, and it's quite a twist. There is more to the killings that just being random murders.
I'm still really enjoying Black Butler. There is still a good amount of humor, even without the comedy relief servants. The wicked humor between Sebastian and Ciel balances well with the darker drama that is growing in the series. And Sebastian's moments with cats really make me smile. But when it get serious, it doesn't hold anything back. Even though we don't get to see the scene of the last murder, we can tell from Ciel's reaction that it is truely horrifying.
There are some nice extras that round out the volume, including a bonus scene that shows Ciel's "training" to act like a proper lady, a look behind the scene of making the manga with Toboso, and a picture of the cast as in a medical drama. And doctor just might be needed with the promise of a serious fight coming up in the next volume. I look forward to seeing Sebastian in action after the small glimpses we've gotten so far.
Ghost Hunt Volumes 1-2
Ordinary high school student Mai Taniyama is drawn into the world of ghosts and spirits when her school hires Kazuya Shibuya of Shibuya Psychic Research to investigate alleged haunting of an old school building. After accidentally breaking a very expensive camera and injuring Shibuya's assistant Linn, Mai becomes his assistant. They are soon joined by a Shinto Miko, a Buddhist monk, a psychic medium and a Catholic priest. The school wants to be very sure there are no spirits to interrupt the buildings demolition.
Story by Fuyumi Ono; Adapted by Shiho Inada
Publisher: Del Rey Manga
Age Rating: Teen
Genre: Supernatural/Horror
Price: $10.95
Ghost Hunt is based on a series of light novels originally published in the late 80s to mid 90's. It follows the cases of Shibuya Psychic Research as they investigate alleged hauntings and find the cause, whether it is natural or otherwise. Of course, more often than not, the hauntings will be real.
The first volume introduces all the characters that will become the ensemble cast for the rest of the series. The case of the supposedly haunted school building is really secondary to the characters introductions. We first meet Mai, a seemingly normal high school girl who is blackmailed into being Shibuya's assistant. She gets pushed around by him, but she doesn't take it meekly. She happily pushes back. She fairly smart and makes a good, strong female lead. She does find Shibuya handsome, as do all the females in the series, but his less than friendly personality and narcissistic behavior mostly cancels that out. She even gives him the nickname of Naru-chan, which is quickly picked up by the rest of the cast. Despite that, she does seem to develop feelings for him.
Shibuya, the aforementioned Naru-chan, is the president of SPR, Shibuya Psychic Research. He is only 16 years-old, yet is very learned about the supernatural and can read and writing several languages, including English. His personality is rather cold and indifferent, and he seems more concerned about getting the job done than other people's feelings. Though, he does show to be surprisingly compassionate at the resolution of both these first two cases. He tends to look down at people, and has a very high opinion of himself, though he does seem to like Mai, as he asks her to work for him part-time. He is a ghost hunter, using technology to find and confirm spirit activity, though again, he surprises everyone again with another skill.
The rest of the cast is rounded out by four exorcists. Ayako Matsuzaki is a self-proclaimed miko with a bit of an attitude. Takigawa Houshou is a monk from Koya Mountain with long hair and pieced ears who is "taking a break". John Brown is a Catholic priest from Australia with a Kansai accent who is also an exorcist, a Masako Hara is a psychic medium who also has her own TV show. They all start out competing with each other, and especially with Shibuya, and egos are checked as they go through the first case. By the second case though, they are working together more as a team. The second case is much more serious, and everyone's skills are needed to keep the ghosts at bay and protect a little girl and her aunt from harm.
The stories are more psychological horror than gore. No one is killed, though characters do get hurt, especially Mai. In both stories, Mai is knocked out and has a dream about the current case and that features a kinder, gentler Naru-chan. This Dream-Naru-chan helps her with these dreams which end up contributing to the case, suggesting there might be more to Mai than we, or even she, knows.
While the stories are fun ghost tales, the real heart of this title is the characters. It's a really good ensemble cast that works well together. There isn't a shirking violet among them, and they are all ready to take up the challenge, whether it's Naru-chan's sharp tongue, or facing a vengeful spirit. Even Mai, without any power or knowledge, is ready to jump into the fray, usually without thinking of the consequences. There is also a sort-of love triangle being set up between her, Naru-chan and Masako. There are hints of feelings between them, but it's keep to the background. It never becomes the focus of the story, which is as it should be.
Ghost Hunt has started out as a good title with strong, entertaining characters, and some eerie ghost stories. While ghosts or spirits aren't always the culprits, there is usually some sort of paranormal explanation for the phenomena they encounter. I definitely recommend this title if you like some mystery, ghost tales, and lots of good character interaction.
Hanako and the Terror of Allegory Volume 1
We've all heard urban legends–stories that we tell one another late at night., Just to make us cringe and freak ourselves out. WE dismiss these stories as just plain old creepy. But what happens when they become real…? Enter Detective Aso Daisuke. When he isn't dealing with cheating spouses, con artists or his ero-manga collection, he dives deep into the intense fear of these horrors. With his first case–the man under the bed–can he stop a disturbed killer with a blood axe?
By Sakae Esuno
Publisher: Tokyopop
Age Rating: Older Teen
Genre: Horror
Price: $10.99
I've always loved stories about myths and legends, and urban legends are the mythology of modern-day. We don't believe in witches, vampires or werewolves. Instead we have axe murders, men with hook-hands, and ladies with slit-mouths. So, I was intrigued by the premise of Hanako and the Terror of Allegory which looks at what happens when these legends become real, and fortunately, I wasn't disappointed.
In Hanako and the Terror of Allegory, urban legends are just that, legends that get passed around by word of mouth. But every once in a while, a person can hear a story and start to believe it. As they believe it more, it becomes more real. The person is then possessed by the allegory. To be honest, the stories aren't really spine tinglers, but I still found them to be entertaining. The first chapter with the man under the bed was pretty cliché, but the second with slit-mouthed woman had a nice twist at the end, as did the final story with the human-faced fish. I liked seeing each legend in action. The stories written for them were competently done. While it was fun to see the monsters in action, it's the humanity in the stories that really make them work. As Hanako says, the allegories can't exist without humans, and it's the human elements of the stories, and their resolutions that I found to be the most interesting.
The same goes for most of the characters. I didn't really care for Kanae. Just as the cover shows, her only purpose seems to be someone for Aso to rescue. She is useless for most of the volume, and even though she acknowledges her uselessness, I still didn't really like her. Hopefully things will improve for her in the next volume. Aso on the other hand, really drew my attention, especially in the last story, where we learned more about him. He became more than just a porn-reading loser. And Hanako's thoughts at the end of the Human-faced fish really stirred my curiosity. Hanako herself had her moments. Her talk with Kanae about the nature of allegories made her fascination with technology all the more interesting. Though, the use of that same technology against the allegories somehow lessen the effect of the endings of the stories. I don't know, but it felt like a crutch to use computers to stop the allegories.
The art is serviceable. It's fairly average in the portrayal of the humans, but the monsters are the show of this title. Every one of them is creepy and sometimes downright disturbing, particularly the human-faced fish. I also really liked the man under the bed. He was really creepy with the one eye staring out of the darkness. There is also some mild fanservice, porn magazine covers not withstanding. But it's kept to a minimum, and I think I missed a panel or two of them the first read through.
I'm going to keep reading Hanako and the Terror of Allegory despite, or perhaps because it isn't really a horror title like say Hellsing. It's more of the psychological horror that I prefer, and I just can't get enough of its folktales, yokai and urban legends. If you're looking for a light read with just a touch of the shiver factor, then check this title out.


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Posted 15 May 2014 - 06:09 AM
Posted 15 May 2014 - 06:49 AM
...I just let people know about something I made for supper that they might enjoy, too. That's all it is. (Nigel Slater)
"Never call a stomach a tummy without good reason." William Strunk Jr., The Elements of Style
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Posted 15 May 2014 - 07:26 AM
Posted 15 May 2014 - 07:36 AM
It's on page 172 of the main hard-cover book. The recipe is just titled "Pizza" rather than pizza dough. Oddly, they call for either all-purpose flour or "granulated flour," which I've never heard of. I used King Arthur bread flour, which supposedly is a high-protein flour similar to the protein content in some Italian 00 flours. Also interesting is the recipe calls for quite a lot of olive oil, 3/4 cup. Most of the modern recipes I've seen for pizza dough don't call for any olive oil in the dough itself.
This is the great photo on the page opposite the recipe:
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Posted 15 May 2014 - 11:36 AM
...I just let people know about something I made for supper that they might enjoy, too. That's all it is. (Nigel Slater)
"Never call a stomach a tummy without good reason." William Strunk Jr., The Elements of Style
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Posted 15 May 2014 - 11:53 AM
I attribute that to the availability of ingredients at the time.
Okay, thanks David.
Posted 15 May 2014 - 12:05 PM
I have 50 % of this series, and and all of the Good Cook
you can get all of these at ebay for 100 bucks:
the others one by one.
It surprises me that Time LIfe did such outstanding work back then on cooking and cookery
it really was outside the box.
Posted 15 May 2014 - 12:32 PM
It surprises me that Time Life did such outstanding work back then on cooking and cookery
it really was outside the box.
rotuts! Not surprising when you look at the stellar list of authors, editors and consultants like Waverly Root, Michael Field, James Beard and M.F.K. Fisher.
Posted 15 May 2014 - 12:41 PM
just so. I have all of Waverly Root's books
Food of France
Food of Italy
these were exceptional books at the time.
Soooooooooooooooo ............
some editor at TL
Like to Eat ?
where are they now !
Posted 03 June 2014 - 02:28 PM
When I was about 8, my family went to New Orleans. I didn't appreciate Antoines, etc. at the time. My mother bought the Creole volume of Foods of the World. I read it cover to cover multiple times. I attribute my interest in food, at least in part, to that book that I read around age 8.
I just bought the whole series on eBay. I hope it is as good as I remember.
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Posted 03 June 2014 - 03:11 PM
It is.
Posted 03 June 2014 - 03:35 PM
I bought the set one book at a time. Then the publisher offered to send the final four or five as a group. My first winter in Iowa was fast approaching and having the books seemed like the ideal solution to cabin fever.. This was way back in the dark ages when money was very tight so it was a splurge It was Birthday and Christmas combined when all of them arrived. I still have them, faded spines and all and consider them some of the best reading around. The sad thing is that my parents also had a complete set and in the heat of cleaning out their home, they ended up going to Goodwill. I still pick up the odd book at thrift shops and yard sales. There is always someone who will appreciate having it.
Posted 04 June 2014 - 08:09 AM
Welcome to eGullet, robie!
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Posted 04 June 2014 - 08:15 AM
Meat and Poultry are from a later series : " The Good Cook "
Im lucky to have all of these and an addition 50 % of them in French. yes they published a french edition
just goes to show you ....
Edited by rotuts, 04 June 2014 - 08:16 AM.
Posted 04 June 2014 - 11:16 AM
We are currently at value village - the ones in the buggie are ours - anyone want up to pick any of the ones on the shelf ? $1.99 each
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Posted 04 June 2014 - 11:27 AM
if you love cooking, snap these up.
esp the Terrine book.
BTW you see any of the Foods of the World etc ...
I have about 1/4
Im really thinking of getting the whole set w Rx book at eBay foods of the world
they were instrumental, along w Julia Child " the french chef" Black and White PBS
defining my interest in cooking.
its a bit of a story ........
next time your are in Montreal, go to the FR bargain bins and look for the FR version
its still called " the Good Cook " not Le bon etc etc
Posted 04 June 2014 - 11:37 AM
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Posted 04 June 2014 - 11:47 AM
Rats I became a bit befuddled that's a pre-Senior Moment
after it rubbled a bit in the brain, no way in the world would FR publish anything w a bit on Anglais
so i went back to the dusty area and Voila !
Hors d'oeuvre book was in the English series Beet me what it was called in the FR series
but i offer this :
there are more somewhere , ...
BTW I brought the books by hand back from FR in hand baggage
just saying
Edited by rotuts, 04 June 2014 - 11:48 AM.
Posted 17 November 2014 - 06:45 PM
One of my most beloved recipes from "The Foods Of Italy" simply titled "Canneloni"-
A sauce made from canned San Marzano tomatoes, egg wrappers filled with a mixture of beef, spinach and chicken livers, a thick layer of besciamella, and dabs of butter and parmesan-
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Posted 18 November 2014 - 06:25 AM
I also have made the Canneloni al Forno exactly using this Rx.
I did use veal back in my veal days. from the BOS north end.
mighty fine series this is.
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Jim Camacho's latest album, Beachfront Defeat, marks the latest chapter in an ever-prolific career that stems from his initial involvement in the Goods some two decades back. His is a seemingly unstoppable trajectory, one that's found him a fluent multitasker who's also adept in musical theater and cross-collaboration.
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Boot your Mac from the original install DVD, go to Utilities menu and open Disk Utility. Then, select your hard drive and click Erase tab. Choose a name for the partition and press Security Options; select Zero Out Data option and click Erase. Reinstall Mac OS X
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The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Poorly presented recycled story about enormous greediness
Wolf of Wall Street is one of those movies that should be great on paper. It has great director, great cast, even greater budget and based on seemingly interesting tale from real life. The clumsiness of this one, however, is almost unbearable.
The storyline follows the craziest years of the "Wall Street Wolf" named Jordan Belfort who starts to build his way up to the stock markets, starting from the so called penny business and ends up challenging the well established Wall Street stock companies. Much of this road happens to be illegal and almost exclusively amoral. It follows pretty much the classic route of these kind of movies - becoming successful and then slowly going crazy and ending up with the biggest mess.
OK, no doubt that we've seen something similar before. Probably the most similar fashion is known from the Scorcese's own Goodfellas and also, perhaps to even a bigger extent, from the Scarface. Mind you, this really isn't a point of criticism for me, because the two mentioned movies are really damn good as far as I'm concerned. The movie is extremely predictable though.
Also the Wolf of Wall Street's mafia relatives have the sense of tension from the first second - many people will be easily fascinated by the no good gangster life, but is it true about the stock brokers? Well? Of course not! Only thing interesting about it is the money and in the Wolf of Wall Street they made some. Well, pretty much actually. And spending it is something that would make people interested. Especially if it's something fancy, in your face or just illegal. This became the disguise of the mediocre script, non-existing character development and made the entire flick repetitive as hell.
The large part of the film showed coke snorting, pill swallowing, drinking and hookers. I'm not the one who has some moral dilemmas, but come on - enough is enough. For me this is one of the biggest problems of this one. Not only is this repetitive, but it also gave the feeling that the creators tried way too hard to shock the audience. This attempt became a flop pretty quickly though, but as said this probably disguises many of the weak points fairly well. At least the overall rating suggests that. The same can be said about the jokes which fell flat for the most part. These seemingly had shock value, but they just lack that something. Most dialogs in the movie are sloppy and end up nowhere. We could see some lines going on in the character's heads while in conversation. These were awful and amateurish for the most time as well, again considering what caliber the movie is supposed to have.
It takes special talent to make characters as one dimensional and unlikable. There was no one to bond with, no one to cheer for. The only small character development was with our main character, when he changed from a Wall Street freshman to an absolute douche. After that he and everybody surrounding him had only money, money, money in mind and cared for nothing and nobody. Well, Belfort played by DiCaprio did seem to be generous with his employees, but family for example didn't mean a thing for him. Almost three hours of non ending soulless malevolent hustling by the Belfort crew sure got on nerves.And there were at least four scenes where we were told how great such lifestyle was. The complete lack of the main characters moral was intended to be balanced by the father of Belfort, but the only thing he seemed to care about was the son's prostitute addiction. Drugs or illegal business was seemingly OK in daddy's eyes.
The illegal side of the whole Belfort's business should have been explained a little better as well. We saw DiCaprio explaining it quickly, but then canceled it by saying "You don't care anyway." or something like that. Another example of lazy writing. Right, let's watch some orgy instead. That fixes everything.
As critical as I've been, I'm going to say that the movie is not all terrible. Most of the jokes are rubbish, but few of these work nicely. As little as the actors had a chance to work with, most of the performances are good. I'm not too sure about this being DiCaprio's best role, but he put on a good show for sure. Also scenery is nice and seemingly flawless wherever the action is going on, but that shouldn't be too big of a surprise.
In the end this film remains a disappointment. What we have here is a recycled crime story that shows us bland Wall Street style hustling which is artificially "spiced" by the endless partying and sex scenes. This film offers nothing new or interesting. It is incredibly predictable and boring, additionally lacking any sort of character development or interesting plot twist. I just feel this movie was incredibly needless, at least the way it was served. Finally I'll have to admit that with all the hype surrounding it, I had actually really high expectations, but The Wolf of Wall Street failed to deliver.
Wheeler Dealers (2003)
The best automotive show out there
Wheeler dealers is a British motoring show where an used car, that needs a bit of care and love, is bought and mended or sometimes more thoroughly restored and sold afterward, hopefully with a profit. Seems like there are tons of similar shows out there, right? Answer is yes, there certainly are but Wheeler Dealers have some simple touches that makes it stand out the rest.
First of all the cars featured are all somehow special, often referred as modern classics. In this show you will not see any hyper cars and outrageously expensive classics, like Ferrari F40 or rare Talbots. What you are going to find are cars affordable nowadays by most average persons. Cars range from few hundred quid worth Austin Mini to more (but not stupidly) expensive sport cars, like BMW 8. series and Lamborghini Urraco. Earlier episodes had really small budgets but have grown as the series has progressed.
The best part is the way that the work is presented. The emphasis is actually on mending and rebuilding, instead of ridiculous drama that many American shows (American Chopper, Running West Coast Customs etc) sadly feature. The process is pretty detailed and some interesting technical characteristics of each car can be seen. You can actually learn thing or two about the mechanics by watching the show. For me, this is the key point which makes Wheeler Dealers an absolute classic.
The show is presented by Mike Brewer - the dealer and Edd China - the mechanic. Mike buys and sells the cars and tracks down some parts needed and gives some consumer advice while Edd takes care of the car and wonderfully explains everything he does.
Wheeler dealers is not very popular show and is mostly known by real car enthusiasts. As being one myself, I can't really speak for "regular" people but it really is presented in a fun manner, not in Top Gear's way, but even so I think almost anyone is able to enjoy it.
So if you have even a little interest about the technical side of cars, the show is highly recommended. A must for enthusiasts!
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
This one finally had something
Fast and furious 1 and 2 were one of the most awful car action films ever. Mostly the third one followed similar route but it was better in many ways.
Plot was again pale, perhaps a little better than it predecessors had but still. Some action, some criminals, a non interesting love interest - all familiar from the previous films. There really is nothing to enjoy in that sense.
Dialouges and characters were little better and so was acting.
What makes it better was simply drifting. Now we could really enjoy some driving skill too. Some of the scenes were pretty technical and not very easy to do. Cars still looked rubbish though but the fact now our heroes and villains needed to actually do something else than drive a quarter mile made me pleased.
Still - it went too far. There is no way when racing for a best place drifting would get you faster to the destination than regular driving. And the film frequently tried to convince us the other way. Drifting competitions are judged by the beauty, smoke and driving on the edge like being really close to other competitor but not by speed.
But as I said at least there was something to watch not like in the first film for example where were only few boring and stupid races and nothing to enjoy at all.
This one was slightly better in every way but it was far from perfect. Don't expect too much 6/10
Mafia II (2010)
From the biggest fan of Mafia I....
Mafia: The city of Lost Heaven is for me the greatest game ever made. It has everything, from great missions to incredible storytelling and some awesome quotes from the main character.
That being said of course my expectations to Mafia II were high and I mean extremely high.
In the minute I started to play the game, I was simply stunned by the graphics. It's almost like your controlling a real human. A great idea which I had been missing from sandbox style games was winter time. This also looked amazing.
Game play was pretty good as well. Nothing bad can be said about the action. Driving was also made pretty fun, especially great was driving with a lorry, which was made very hard to stop. Similary to last GTAs, you could climb which made the game more enjoyable.
The story gave me mixed feelings. It was a good one but not that great as I would have expected. It was slightly darker than Mafia I, had lots of betraying etc, but this brought quite a big downside for the game as well, which I am going to talk about later. Many videos made were great but in the end gave the game too much of a film feeling which didn't feel very great.
The really bad thing was that Vito only wanted to improve his life and he really didn't care for whom he was working and so did Joe. This made the couple disloyal and not much of a mafioso type. They were rather just thugs. This converted the game into a GTA style game, but it sticked to Mafia I roots where you had to complete the missions linearly as well. I felt like a GTA was stuck in Mafia style of plot if you know what I mean.
Also an ordinary routine, which was all over the game, started to get annoying. Even though it added some realism, you can't say it was very interesting.
GTA influenced clothing and gun shopping wasn't bad. The car work shops topped that which were made way better than in GTA series.
But there's more negative. Some things what made Mafia I incredibly realistic were left behind because of an unknown reason. These include running through red lights penalty, limitation of how many weapons could be carried and lost bullets when reloading a weapon.
Also I felt Mafia II somehow unfinished. Nothing really came out of an relationship between the girl who had winked Vito sometimes and was once saved by him, or what happened to Vito's sister.
Missions could have been more interesting as well like they were in the first game. In here you mostly only listened to your assignment, then drove to the place and whacked all the bad guys. Nothing really interesting wasn't; for example in Mafia I: You lucky bastard where Sergio Morello always managed t survive different attacks or when you shot a man at his birthday in public.
Of course we all miss freeride and the thing that made Mafia I a very special game - freeride extreme.
And of course the game was too short as well. Some TLCs have been released, but the main story should be still far greater than it was.
So to conclude - I believe this game could have been better, although I definitely don't regret playing it. It's still a good action game, bringing in some innovation to the genre but failed to be as exciting as Mafia I for me at least. I would recommend it to play once, but the high expectations will likely be shattered by doing that.
So all in all I give it 7 out of 10.
Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Pretty weak
This was definitely one of the weakest films by Tarantino. And there was a simple reason why.
He chose too serious and dramatic topic for his style. Yes, it fitted perfectly for Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs but to rape World War II in that way is a bit too much.
First scene was very promising when the Nazi was explaining the French man why Nazi regime hates Jews. Secondly we were introduced to Inglorious Basterds. The group of brutal Jews killing Nazis. First I thought it was a fine idea but later it got pretty tiring.
Then everything started to go downwards. Too long table scene showed the Jew girl Emanuelle who had escaped in the beginning from Nazis thinking about showing the great Nazi movie in her cinema. Afterwards another very long and weak table scene came by which ended with shooting.
And then the finale where Emanuelle let her lover burn down the Nazis filled cinema including Adolf.
Some big mistakes were that the table scenes and empty discussions were awful. They didn't lead nowhere. History rewriting in such a way wasn't believable as well. All great Nazis including Hitler were killed in a movie theater. And finally of course Tarantino's jokes which for me have been usually fine but put in such a plot wentjust too far.
Still, if you can put it up you may enjoy this film. I wouldn't say it was a complete waste of time but Tarantino crossed the line from where it got controversial for even myself.
More on the plus site there was some fine acting, some laughs and overall interesting point of view.
So let's just say below average, don't expect it to be Pulp Fiction.. 4/10
The Fast and the Furious (2001)
The king of the car films??
The fast and the furious.... If this title is told many people think about the coolest film on earth, the greatest cars and the greatest drivers. I don't know yet why though.
I am personally into cars. I'm also interested in mechanics and electronics in general and I do know about that topic so don't tell me I have no clue what I'm going to talk about.
The film is made for 6-year-olds. There are "cool" (in my point of view pretty stupid) paint jobs, roaring engines and of course NO2! And then there is Vin Diesel who plays cocky Torreto. So they race illegally and the young cop is sent out to investigate the racing.
The racing is nothing spectacular. 400 meters straight line, the best built car wins or whose engine can manage the most turbo pressure or nitrous in other words. In total there are only few races throughout the whole film and it's rather boring to watch them. The cars the characters are racing could not be as powerful as real drag racing cars so the handling should be relatively easy as well. That fact already doesn't make the racers heroes in front of my eyes.
But racing is acceptable. The worst part of the movie is Torreto's gang truck robbing. It is so unrealistic and stupid that I don't have words for it. Every thinking person can understand how lame it looks. You can't hold on the truck with nothing to worry about when a truck is traveling about 100 km/h. And just how it looks. Truck drivers don't really do anything to get rid of them except the last one who starts shooting the gang.
And finally the whole story limps. It's very stereotypical and overall boring. I'm not gonna spoil too much but basically the undercover working cop merges into Torreto's gang and eventually starts defending Torreto. In the end he still founds out that Torreto is involved to truck robbing and tries to put the end to that. He also flirts with Torreto's sister. Some gang members speculate he's a cop but Torreto doesn't take that seriously etc. In other words quite boring story.
All in all I'd say that Fast and furious is a weak movie, unrealistic and quite boring. I don't know how this movie is so highly respected because for me it really doesn't look anything special.
Psycho (1998)
What was this all about ??
I'm gonna be short on this one. Why should anyone remake a perfect classic movie from scene to scene ? This is a talentless remake, nothing is added or changed. Only this version has more colors and different actors... But that's it.
Acting is acceptable, although original actors feel somehow more natural. Especially original Bates.
If you've seen original psycho, don't waste your time with this version. If you haven't seen original it's worth watching because it's the same movie. There's nothing different. But since it's so pointless remake, it gets 1 star from me. And I think that's fair.
Klass (2007)
What is honor
I saw it once again on yesterday. It's really tough movie which has been made for shocking. And it definitely fills that role.
Storyline is rather easy and predictable but the action is tough to watch. Joosep was a quiet student who wasn't very social nor athletic which led up others bullying him. In the film Joosep gets sabotaged by the main bully and the whole class is suddenly against him. A new boy Kaspar starts to defend him and later they are both constantly terrorized by the main bully Anders and his loyal followers in the class.
The most tragic part is obviously the violence and how from the smallest sabotage an entire class can stand up against one boy. It shows how the entire class ignores or even enjoys it. Although some girls sometimes said that Joosep had had enough, they still really didn't care about the violence. It was also sad to see those who wanted to be Anders' friends followed his every move. The best example how majority of class bootlicked Anders is this in my opinion.
ANDERS: Why did you defended Joosep today ? KASPAR: I didn't defend him. PAUL: Hey, if Anders told that you defended him then it was so.
Now some things that may distract you a little bit. The number of form wasn't actually mentioned but in description it says that Kaspar and Joosep were 16 years old which means they must have been in 9th or 10th form but this kind of bullying takes usually place in 6th or 7th form. Also they were a bit too brutal with Joosep and Kaspar sometimes.
But these are small things compared how touching this movie was. Although few years ago it was reported that some boys had got ideas from the beach scene and actually bullied some boys in such way here in Estonia, I believe that the effect has been positive. This film really makes you think about important values and your own life, whether you've been or are in Anders', Joosep's or Paul's position.
All in all it is really a great movie, it is made to shock you and it will.
Ohtlik lend (2006)
The best Estonian series
"Ohtlik Lend" is a series that many have waited for. It's a perfect crime series in my opinion, it's not too complicated but story lines are very well made.
The key character is Andres Västrik who's often called "Vistrik" which means a pimple in Estonian. He's anything but a stereotypical cop. He doesn't often care about other people opinions and is who he is. He can be described as a bully and often being mean to other people. Despite being an important investigator he remains human, for example he drinks beer and sometimes gets really drunk. When driving alone he often listens to thrash metal. He has an ex-wife called Katrin but who's always called Kats. He also has a teenage daughter with Katrin. Even though Andres isn't the most intelligent and is a politically incorrect cop he still does a good job as an investigator. He's able to make connections needed when investigating a crime. Andres often uses some hilarious phrases.
The other important character is Andres's partner Rita. She's a complete opposite to Andres. She's an intelligent and way more polite than Andres. She's able to remain calmer than Andres although she could often get really mad at him. Also she's rather moody and not as cold as Andres. She often comes up with many good ideas and she's a needed part for solving the cases.. She also can stand up for herself and use a gun like an old hunter.
The story lines are nearly perfect. Some serious problems over the whole world are involved and these are mixed with an Estonian popular culture. Starting from a simple murders which are caused by relationship problems ending up with an international crime. Ohtlik Lend deflects perfectly everything what Estonia has to offer. Deep forest, small villages, a life in a small island or a big city life in Tallinn, you name it. Also there were some historical cases featured in the series. Cases which need to be solved aren't too complicated but still rather unpredictable and enjoyable.
But it has some of the most common bad sides as well. First of all, which is no one's fault, is the fact that again the same actors were brought in. That's because of having 1,3 million people living in Estonia. A guy who's a good one in other series is a bad one here and so on. This was the main reason why the series was canceled - all the actors had already been acting in the series. And the end of the series... well at least in my opinion should have been different. In the final episode there was shown how Andres and Rita both found each other fell in love.
Despite all that it's still one of the best crime series ever and the best series at all ever made in Estonia. It's original and even a littlebit national as I described before, not like "Kelgukoerad" which is a bad copy of CSI. At least for all the Estonians who haven't seen it yet I'd recommend it. And why not for Finnish people as well. Other nations probably wouldn't understand a word. Most episodes can be found at ETV archive.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)
Good game.
GTA San Andreas has many pros and cons. A lot has been improved when comparing older versions yet many small things could have been better.
San Andreas is a fictional island lying in somewhere western USA. There are three major cities, Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas. You don't have to be a scientist to figure out that the cities of SA are have been made according to real US cities (Los Angeles, San Fransisco and Las Vegas). Many places in the cities are familiar from the real life. Twisty and mountainous roads in SF, many casinos in LV and Vinewood in LS. Map may not seem huge at the first look but if you start driving through it you must admit it is. SA map is so far the best one in GTA series. After three huge cities there are some deep and dark forests, many lakes and rivers, different highways and gravel roads, a vast, mostly empty and abandoned desert area and many small villages. This is everything a GTA map should have.
Storyline is also good. After returning from Liberty City the main character CJ saw how his gang had changed. CJ thought that would leave right after his mother funeral but decided to stay in order to settle things back to normal again. Throghout entire storyline CJ was terrorized by corrupt cops called Pulaski and Tenpenny. CJ wanted a revenge for his mother and his weakened gang. In his journey CJ met different people and by the time he traveled back to Los Santos as a rich business man he had nearly forgotten why did he stay in San Andreas at first place. After his brother had called him to the earth they finally made their gang strong again, they destroyed hostile gang Ballas and got rid of Tenpenny and the gang members who had betrayed them.
Most of the characters are made to be funny and they definitely are. The videos in San Andreas aren't the best but because of hilarious vocabulary and great variety of characters it is sure fun to watch them.
Game-play is also quite good. The best features are climbing and swimming which makes San Andreas way more fun to play than previous releases. Bad side is that CJ is often doing missions alone against hundreds of men. Also I was hoping that spinning guns, armor and health would be gone in San Andreas.
San Andreas has many different types of vehicles. Many cool planes were introduced. Also there are a way more different cars and motorcycles than in the previous versions. The best part is handling. Each car, plane and boat acts in it's own way. Multi Theft auto San Andreas race mod is because of that and kick-ass map editor one of the best GTA multiplayer mods ever made.
Even though it isn't perfect it is still a good game and worth playing.


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What a difference a year makes.
Last year, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, of TLC's 19 Kids and Counting, were devastated when their baby daughter, Josie, was born at only 25-weeks-old via emergency C-section on Dec. 10, weighing a mere 1 lb, 6 oz.
"This baby is so small, I don't think she can survive," Michelle told PEOPLE at the time.
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It's no surprise to people who know me that I am not a fancy Nancy.
I'm not plain, and I am (I hope) feminine, but I'm definitely not lacy, doily, flowery foo-foo.
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That said, I'm constantly getting invited to women's events that border on the fancy. This past weekend, I was with a group of women at a nearby Victorian hotel, which has fancy in its very structure.
Here's a question for you: Is it wrong to be angry with God?
Most of us who are afraid of lightning bolts frying our faces off or earthquakes rattling our brains and opening the earth to swallow us whole would probably say yes.
God is God and Creator and we are very much not God. That said, can we be honest? Sometimes God does stuff — or doesn't do stuff — that ticks us off.
If I had to choose just one favorite book of the Bible, I would choose Romans, chock full of theology, which I love.
And if I had to choose just one favorite chapter in all of Romans, hands down it would be chapter 8.
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Many couples are creating their own version of wedding vows. My husband and I just got back from a trip to Chicago to my youngest son's wedding. Kevin and his new bride are a part of this intentional movement to give conscientious thought to the commitments they are making to one another. I want to share with you the promises they expressed as reasons to choose to spend the rest of their lives together. Here is part of their wedding ceremony:
One of the truly great inventions of the modern era is the DVR.
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Last week I watched a movie I had recorded called "Sins of the Mother," about the relationship between a young woman and her formerly abusive, alcoholic mother.
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Scattered throughout any community are tiny, struggling churches.
Sometimes they're invisible. If you blink while driving past them you'll miss them. Or they're eyesores - run down, weather worn.
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One of my favorite stories is the one where my friend Mike announced that he had given up pride for Lent.
He was so proud of his decision, couldn't wait to start. Just knew he'd nail it.
That was about seven or so years ago and we still laugh about it.
Does God have a place in the platform of a political party? It depends upon whom you ask.
On day two of the Democratic National Convention, three attempts were made to include God in the Democratic Party Platform. San Antonio Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa asked for delegates to ratify the proposal by voice vote and an awkward moment ensued when the first two votes deadlocked. The third vote drew even louder opposition, yet the chair gaveled the proposed change into place, which drew loud boos. Who knew God would be so controversial at the convention?
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CARTERET—Following a pledge made during the State of the Borough Address given in February, Mayor Daniel Reiman and the Carteret Borough Council passed a resolution last week, authorizing the establishment of an incremental payment program for delinquent property taxes.
Veterans Memorial Bridge Dedicated
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SOUTH AMBOY – The former Main Street Bridge was officially renamed Veterans Memorial Bridge during a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week.
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The Paris Review is running a series of essays paying homage to Paula Fox, who will be honored at the journal's annual Revel with the Hadada Prize. The first essay comes from Tom Bissell, who got Fox's classic novel Desperate Characters back into print while still an editorial assistant at W.W. Norton. According to Bissell, the novel (a tale of cat bites, gentrification, and marital dissintigration set in brownstone Brooklyn) "cuts across generations and aesthetic tastes like no other modern novel I know. Postmodernists love it. I love it. Hipsters love it. Academics love it. Realists love it. My mother loves it. Only a year or two after it was republished, Desperate Characters was being regarded as one of the classic Brooklyn novels, one of the classic American short novels."
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Boys' Story Teller
Total Issues: 6
Frequency: weekly
Boys' Sunday Monthly
Religious paper
Pagecounts: 24
Frequency: monthly
The Boys' Sunday Reader
Total Issues: 52+52=104
An undistinguished imitative boys' weekly; may have continued as The
Boys' Weekly Reader Novelette, as Waite thinks it ran for 5 years.
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PublishersE.J. Brett
Formatslarge quarto
Boys' Thrill Library
Published by E.R. Home-Gall to feature his own stories about "The Human Bat".
Frequency: monthly (?)
Boys' Torch Adventure Library
Total Issues: 92
"Religious based publication, issued in London under a variant imprint of the S. P. C. K. It's policy was "to tell of men of other lands and races... and help to build up international goodwill and mutual understanding". Each issue contains an approx. 10,000 word missionary adventure story for boys. The authors published in the series include Major J. T. Gorman, Leslie Duncan, William G. Sewell, D. Pocock, M. I. Bauman, and W. J. May." (John Eggeling) A selection of stories from the series appeared as The Prisoner of the Ruin and Other Tales (London, Shellow Press, 1933).
Formats: 5" x 7"
Prices: 2d
Pagecounts: 32pp
Frequency: monthly
Boys' War News
Total Issues: 2
Formats: tabloid
Frequency: weekly
Boys' Weekly
Total Issues: 20
Formats: tabloid
Prices: 1½d
Pagecounts: 8pp
Frequency: weekly (every Tuesday)
Boys' Weekly Magazine
Total Issues: 1
The Boys' Weekly Novelette
Total Issues: 169
Formats: small tabloid (quarto)
Pagecounts: 16pp
Frequency: weekly
Boys' Weekly Reader Novelette
Total Issues: 676
Ran an original and complete story ever week; may be a continuation of The Boys' Weekly Reader.
Formats: large digest (octavo)
Pagecounts: 24pp
Frequency: weekly
Boy's Welcome
Total Issues: 1
"Aldine's poor attempt to start a new paper had one complete story entitled "Gwenneth's Choice", a very dull, dreary story. Only one issue appeared. Issued at the same time as Our Boys which also ran for one issue." (W.O.G. Lofts)
Boys' Wonder Book
Total Issues: 6
Reissued in bound form as Boys' Wonder Book: An Illustrated Magazine of Wonder and Amusement (1867).
Editors: Dr. Primrose
Formats: demy octavo
Pagecounts: 80pp
Frequency: monthly?
Boys' Wonder Library
Total Issues: 26
Editors: Ernest L. McKeag
Formats: 6½" x 4½"
Prices: 2d
Pagecounts: 64pp+
Frequency: 2 per month
The Boys' World [1879]
Total Issues: 404
Circulation reached 50,000 copies per week in 1882. Incorporates: (Gifford: Champion Journal for Boys from 1880?); Our Boys' Paper from 7-Feb-1883
Editors: Ralph Rollington (W. Allingham).
Pagecounts: 16pp; larger size from around issue 100
Frequency: weekly
The Boys' World [1885]
Total Issues: 18
A boys' magazine run almost entirely by White; he sold the title to Munsey and it was absorbed into The Golden Argosy.
Editors: Matthew White, Jr.
Formats: tabloid
Prices: 5c
Pagecounts: 8pp (rising to 16pp)
Frequency: monthly
Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography
Boys' World [1905]
Total Issues: 41
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Project Samuel: Renewing Minds Changing Lives Around The World
Project Samuel is the youth revitalization ministry of Relationships for Christ Ministries, Inc serving "at risk" children around the world with ongoing projects in the nations of Zambia, Africa and Nicaragua, Latin America. At Project Samuel we seek to impact the lives of children trapped and oppressed through poverty, abuse, and abandonment by ministering to the "complete" child: Body, Mind and Spirit.
Project Samuel consist of permanent housing facilities for orphan care, educational and training facilities, as well as Clinic and Hospice facilities for children with terminal illnesses including AIDS. In addition to permanent facilities, Project Samuel takes its programs to the schools and villages in the countries we serve, helping children through educational programs, discipleship and mentor programs, youth and sports programs, and job training programs.
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- The Project will consist of Zambians ministering and helping Zambians.
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